5.3.3 M2000 Mobile Element Management System Product Descrip

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iManager M2000 Mobile Element Management System

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Date 2008-03-25
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About This Document
Author
Prepared by &in 'eng Date 2008-03-25
Reviewed
by
(in )ui*iao+ (i ,an+ Pan
,ungao+ $u ,uguo+ (u ,i+
Mao ,an-ing+ (in .aifan+
/ang /ei+ (iu ,ing+ 0u ,i+
0iao ,ong+ C1en 0iao+ 21ang
3ing+ Peng 21i%ing+ /ang
&ianfeng+ ,u $ongc1un+ 21ou
21englan+ (ang &ian!u
Date 2008-03-25
Approved
by
(iu &in1u Date 2008-03-25
Summary
41is document describes t1e features+ s!stem structure+ functions+ and tec1nical
s%ecifications of t1e M20005
41is document includes6
Chapter Details
1Introduction to t1e M2000 41e conce%ts+ net7or8 %osition+ and managed
9Es of t1e M20005
2:e! 3enefits 41e arc1itecture+ net7or8ing mode+ interfaces+
and functions of t1e M20005
3!stem ;rc1itecture 41e 1ard7are structure+ soft7are structure+ and
o%eration en<ironment of t1e M20005
=er<ices and 'unctions 41e ser<ices and functions of t1e M20005
5#eliabilit! 41e reliabilit! of t1e M2000 soft7are and
1ard7are5

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>4ec1nical %ecifications 4ec1nical s%ecifications of t1e M2000+ suc1 as
%erformance s%ecifications+ 1ard7are reliabilit!
s%ecifications+ and safet! s%ecifications5
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Contents
1 Introduction to the M2000..............................................................................................11
151 ;bout t1e M20005555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 11
152 Position of t1e M2000 in t1e 9et7or855555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 11
153 Managed 9Es55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 12
15351 ?4#;9 9Es55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 12
15352 )3 9Es5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 12
15353 C9 9Es555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 13
1535= IP $e<ices55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 13
15355 41ird-Part! er<er55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 13
2 Key Benefits....................................................................................................................1
251 C1allenges and 4rends555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 1=
252 ;d<anced ;rc1itecture5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 1=
253 'le*ible 9et7or8ing Mode5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 15
25= "arious Interfaces55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 15
255 Po7erful @%eration and Maintenance 'unctions555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 1>
25> Com%re1ensi<e @%eration and Maintenance olution5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555551>
! System Architecture.......................................................................................................1"
351 ;bout 41is C1a%ter555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 18
352 P1!sical tructure55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 1A
35251 @<er<ie75555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 1A
35252 P1!sical tructure of t1e ingle-er<er !stem555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555520
35253 P1!sical tructure of t1e .; !stem555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 20
3525= P1!sical tructure of t1e ( !stem5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 21
35255 4!%ical M2000 er<er Configuration5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 22
3525> 4!%ical M2000 Client Configuration55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 25
3525B 4!%ical CME er<er and Client Configuration555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555552>
353 M2000 @%erating En<ironment555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 28
35351 @%erating En<ironment for t1e M2000 ingle-er<er !stem555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555528
35352 @%erating En<ironment for t1e M2000 .; !stem5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555552A
35353 @%erating En<ironment for t1e M2000 ( !stem55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555552A
35= oft7are ;rc1itecture55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 30
35=51 @<er<ie75555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 30
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35=52 M2000 er<er oft7are55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 31
35=53 M2000 Client oft7are5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 33
35=5= 9E Mediation oft7are555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 3=
355 Interfaces555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 3=
35551 9ort1bound Interfaces5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 3=
35552 out1bound Interfaces5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 3=
35553 Internal Interfaces55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 3=
Ser#ices and $unctions.................................................................................................!%
=51 @<er<ie7555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 35
=52 4o%olog! Management555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 35
=5251 'unction 4!%e55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 35
=5252 4o%olog! @bCect Management5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 35
=5253 4o%olog! @bCect "ie7ing5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 35
=525= 4o%olog! Ma% Management55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 3>
=5255 9E Management b! $istrict55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 3>
=525> 1ortcut @%eration ;ccess555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 3>
=53 Configuration Management55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 3>
=5351 'unction 4!%e55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 3>
=5352 Configuration $ata !nc1roniDation55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 3>
=5353 Configuration $ata Euer!55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 3B
=535= Configuration $ata E*%ort55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 3B
=5355 ub;rea Management5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 3B
=5= CentraliDed 'ault Management55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 38
=5=51 'unction 4!%e55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 38
=5=52 #eal-4ime ;larm Monitoring55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 38
=5=53 ;larm $ata Management555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 3A
=5=5= ;larm Euer! and tatistics5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 3A
=5=55 ;larm ;ssisting .andling555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 3A
=55 CentraliDed Performance Management55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =0
=5551 'unction 4!%e55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =0
=5552 9E Performance Measurement etting55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =0
=5553 #eal-4ime Monitoring of Performance #esults555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555=0
=555= Performance #esult Euer!555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =0
=5555 Performance $ata Management5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =1
=555> Performance ;larm555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =1
=555B Custom Counters555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =2
=5558 #e%ort 4ool555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =2
=555A Performance #e%ort55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =2
=5> CentraliDed ecurit! Management5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =2
=5>51 'unction 4!%e55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =2
=5>52 ?ser and ?ser )rou% Management55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =3
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=5>53 ?ser ;ut1orit! Management5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =3
=5>5= ?ser Monitoring55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =3
=5>55 4erminal (oc8ing5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 ==
=5>5> ecurit! Polic! etting5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 ==
=5>5B (og Management555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =5
=5>58 @M 4ransmission ecurit! Management555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =>
=5B !stem Management555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =>
=5B51 'unction 4!%e55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =>
=5B52 (icense Management555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =>
=5B53 @nline .el%555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =B
=5B5= !stem tatus Monitoring55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =B
=5B55 CentraliDed c1eduled 4as8 Monitoring55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =B
=5B5> Indi<idual etting555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =8
=5B5B !stem $ata 3ac8u% and #estore5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =8
=5B58 !stem ?ninstalling55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =8
=5B5A Client #emote ;ccess55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =8
=5B510 Citri*-3ased Client ;ccess55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =A
=58 4ime Management for t1e Entire 9et7or85555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =A
=5851 'unction 4!%e55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =A
=5852 4ime 2one Management5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 =A
=5853 $4 u%%orted555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 50
=585= 4ime !nc1roniDation for t1e Entire 9et7or855555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555550
=5A ?4#;9 %ecified 'unctions5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 50
=5A51 9E oft7are Management5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 50
=5A52 9ode3 (icense Management555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 50
=5A53 #;9 1aring5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 50
=5A5= '4P Encr!%ted 4ransmission 3ased on (55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555551
=5A55 ?4#;9 IP 9et7or8ing5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 51
=5A5> 9E $ata 3ac8u%5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 51
=5A5B Custom 9E ;larms5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 52
=5A58 #eal-4ime 9et7or8 Monitoring5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 52
=5A5A CentraliDed ?ser Management555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 52
=5A510 9E Configuration55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 53
=5A511 9E #esources Monitoring555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 53
=5A512 ignaling 4racing5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 5=
=5A513 In<entor! Management5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 5=
=5A51= @M cri%t $e<elo%ment555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 5=
=5A515 9E ;utomatic $isco<ering55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 55
=5A51> )ra%1ic Monitoring55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 55
=5A51B ?4#;9 )ra%1ic Configuration55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 5>
=5A518 9et7or8 .ealt1 C1ec855555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 5B
=510 )3 %ecified 'unctions5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 5B

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=51051 9E oft7are Management55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 5B
=51052 Custom 9E ;larms55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 58
=51053 34 (icense Management55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 58
=5105= 9E Configuration55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 58
=51055 In<entor! Management5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 5A
=5105> 9E ;utomatic $isco<ering55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 5A
=5105B 9et7or8 .ealt1 C1ec855555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 5A
=51058 )ra%1ic Monitoring55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 5A
=5105A )ra%1ic Configuration555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 >0
=511 C9 %ecified 'unctions555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 >2
=51151 9E oft7are Management55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 >2
=51152 9E $ata 3ac8u%555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 >2
=51153 Custom 9E ;larms55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 >3
=5115= #eal-4ime Monitoring5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 >3
=51155 CentraliDed ?ser Management55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 >3
=5115> 9E Configuration55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 >=
=5115B 9E #esource Monitoring55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 >=
=51158 In<entor! Management5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 >5
=5115A ignaling 4racing55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 >5
=511510 @M cri%t $e<elo%ment5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 >5
=511511 $ual-.oming Management555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 >5
=511512 MC Pool Management5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 >>
=511513 ;rea-3ased Pri<ilege Management of Multi-;rea 9et7or8s5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555>>
=51151= ;udio 'ile Management5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 >B
=511515 9et7or8 .ealt1 C1ec8ing55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 >B
% &e'iabi'ity.........................................................................................................................("
551 ;bout 41is C1a%ter555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 >8
552 !stem #eliabilit!55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 >8
55251 $ata ecurit!555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 >8
55252 @%eration ecurit!5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 >A
553 .ard7are #eliabilit!55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 >A
55= oft7are #eliabilit!555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 B0
( Technica' S)ecifications................................................................................................*1
>51 ;bout 41is C1a%ter555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 B1
>52 Performance %ecifications55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 B1
>5251 @<er<ie75555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 B1
>5252 !stem Ca%acit!5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 B1
>5253 3and7idt155555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 BB
>525= Performance $ata torage Ca%acit!555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 80
>5255 Performance $ata Processing Ca%acit!5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 81
>525> ;larm $ata torage Ca%acit!555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 82
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>525B ;larm Processing Ca%acit!555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 83
>5258 9umber of Clients imultaneousl! tarted on t1e er<er5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555583
>53 P1!sical and Electrical %ecifications55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 8=
>5= #eliabilit! %ecifications5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 8B
>55 Com%liant afet! tandards5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 88
>5> EMC %ecifications55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 8A
>5B En<ironmental #e-uirements55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 8A
>5B51 torage En<ironment555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 A0
>5B52 4rans%ortation En<ironment55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 A2
>5B53 @%eration En<ironment555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 A5
A Acronyms and Abbre#iations.......................................................................................+"
1 Introduction to the M2000
1.1 About the M2000
41e iManager M2000 Mobile Element Management !stem (1ereafter referred to as
t1e M2000) is a centraliDed mobile net7or8 management %latform de<elo%ed b!
.ua7ei 4ec1nologies Co5+ (td5 (1ereafter referred to as .ua7ei)5 41e M2000 can
%erform centraliDed management on mobile 9Es %ro<ided b! .ua7ei5 41ese 9Es
include 9Es in t1e )3 s!stem+ 9Es in t1e ?4#;9 net7or8+ and 9Es in t1e C9
net7or85 In addition+ t1e M2000 manages t1e IP net7or8ing de<ices used in t1e
mobile net7or85
1.2 ,osition of the M2000 in the -et.or/
In t1e 4elecommunication Management 9et7or8 (4M9)+ t1e M2000 is on t1e Element
Management-la!er (EM-la!er)5 41e M2000 also %ro<ides a net7or8 management
interface for t1e 9et7or8 Management !stem (9M)5

Product $escri%tion
'igure 151 s1o7s t1e %osition of t1e M2000 in t1e net7or85
$i0ure 1.1 Position of t1e M2000 in t1e net7or8
1.! Mana0ed -1s
1.!.1 2T&A- -1s
41e M2000 manages t1e follo7ing 9Es in t1e ?4#;96
9ode3
#adio 9et7or8 Controller (#9C)
4ransmission )ate7a! (4)/)

1.!.2 3BSS -1s
41e M2000 manages t1e follo7ing 9Es in t1e )36
3ase tation Controller (3C)
3ase 4ranscei<er tation (34)
Pac8et Controlling ?nit (PC?)


Product $escri%tion
1.!.! C- -1s
41e M2000 manages t1e follo7ing C9 9Es in t1e C96
er<ing )P# u%%ort 9ode ()9)
)ate7a! )P# u%%ort 9ode ())9)
Mobile 7itc1ing Center (2) MC)
Mobile er<ice 7itc1ing Center er<er (MC er<er)
Media )ate-/a! (M)/)
.ome (ocation #egister (.(#)
C1arging )ate7a! (C))
1ared Inter7or8ing 'unction (I/')
ingling )ate7a! ())

41e mobile s7itc1ing center (MC) is categoriDed into t1e follo7ing t!%es6
MC based on t1e 32-module arc1itecture+ also called MC33 and )35
iMC based on t1e 128-module arc1itecture+ also called MC>0+ "MC>0+ I);4E+ and
)>5
tMC in t1e )4800 trun8 communication s!stem+ 71ic1 ado%ts t1e iMC arc1itecture5
rMC in t1e )M-# rail7a! dis%atc1 s!stem+ 71ic1 ado%ts t1e iMC arc1itecture5
1.!. I, De#ices
41e M2000 also manages t1e follo7ing IP de<ices6
#outer
7itc1 series
'ire7all series
1.!.% Third4,arty Ser#er
41e t1ird-%art! ser<ers are used b! 9Es in t1e C95 41e M2000 manages t1e
follo7ing t1ird-%art! ser<ers6
3;M ser<er used b! t1e MC er<er
3;M ser<er used b! t1e )


Product $escri%tion
2 Key Benefits
2.1 Cha''en0es and Trends
41e @FM s!stem in t1e current telecommunication net7or8 faces t1e follo7ing
c1allenges6
/it1 t1e net7or8 e*%ansion and increasingl! in<ol<ed subscribers+ 1o7 to

manage t1e net7or8 in an effecti<e mannerG
/it1 t1e ra%id de<elo%ment of telecommunication tec1nolog!+ for instance+ from

)lobal !stem for Mobile 4elecommunications ()M) to /C$M;+ 1o7 can t1e
element management s!stem (EM) e<ol<e itselfG
.o7 to s%eed u% net7or8 construction to meet t1e demands of -uic8

de%lo!mentG
.o7 to sol<e t1e %roblem of resource s1ortage and 1ig1 cost broug1t about b!
t1e central %rocessing of t1e ser<erG
'acing t1e fact t1at bac8u% com%le*it! increases 7it1 amount of data+ 1o7 to
%erform data collection and 1ard7are redundanc!G
41e @FM s!stem also s1o7s t1e follo7ing trends in its de<elo%ment6
Integrated net7or8 monitoring and maintenance
@%en interface and fle*ible net7or8ing to facilitate t1e net7or8 e*%ansion and
e<olution
er<ice-oriented+ acti<e maintenance+ and %erformance management ta8ing

%lace of de<ice-oriented+ %assi<e maintenance+ and alarm management
9et7or8 -ualit! e<aluation and %ersistent im%ro<ement on ser<ice -ualit!

Pro<iding %o7erful and ric1 functions+ t1e .ua7ei M2000 s!stem meets t1e latest
de<elo%ment trends and 1el%s net7or8 o%erators 1andle t1e c1allenges 7it1 ease5
2.2 Ad#anced Architecture
/it1 t1e Common @bCect #e-uest 3ro8er ;rc1itecture (C@#3;) design+ eac1
ser<ice function in t1e M2000 can be de<elo%ed and de%lo!ed t1roug1
com%onentiDed module+ 71ic1 enables t1e M2000 to meet t1e maintenance
demands in a -uic8 manner and realiDe smoot1 u%grade5
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Product $escri%tion
.a<ing se<eral 1ard7are and soft7are %latforms+ t1e M2000 also %ro<ides t!%ical
configurations for t1ese resources to be a%%lied to different net7or8s5 41e M2000
realiDes smoot1 net7or8 e*%ansion based on t1e increasingl! net7or8 dimensioning5
2.! $'e5ib'e -et.or/in0 Mode
41e M2000 manages t1e follo7ing net7or8 elements (9E) or de<ices %ro<ided b!
.ua7ei6
9Es in t1e ?ni<ersal 4errestrial #adio ;ccess 9et7or8 (?4#;9)
9Es in t1e )M 3ase tation ubs!stem ()3)
9Es in t1e Core 9et7or8 (C9)

In addition+ t1e M2000 manages t1e IP net7or8ing de<ices com%l!ing 7it1 t1e 9MP
%rotocol5 In t1is 7a!+ t1e M2000 can manage t1e core net7or8 and t1e access
net7or8 eit1er in a consolidated manner or in an inde%endent manner5
41e M2000 can eit1er e*ecute integrated management on C9 and ?4#;9 or )3+
or manage t1e C9 or ?4#;9 or )3 indi<iduall!5
41e M2000 su%%orts bot1 t1e )M and ?ni<ersal Mobile 4elecommunications
!stem (?M4) tec1nologies to cater for t1e )MHs e<olution to ?M45
Communicating 7it1 9Es based on 4CPIIP+ t1e M2000 su%%orts t1e follo7ing t!%es
of net7or8s6
(ocal area net7or8 ((;9)
E1I41 net7or8
$$9I0525 net7or8
"irtual %ri<ate net7or8 ("P9)

2. 6arious Interfaces
41e M2000 %ro<ides <arious 8inds of interfaces to cater for a 7ide range of users
and situations5
41e M2000 %ro<ides t1e 9M 7it1 t1e follo7ing nort1bound interfaces t1at com%l!
7it1 t1e %rotocol standards6
C@#3; interface
'ile interface
9MP interface
;larm streaming interface
MM( trans%arent transmission interface

41e M2000 manages standard IP net7or8ing de<ices t1roug1 9MP interface and
manages de<ices %ro<ided b! .ua7ei t1roug1 t1e follo7ing sout1bound interfaces6
MM( interface
3inar! interface

Product $escri%tion
In addition+ t1e M2000 %ro<ides a %latform for scri%t de<elo%ment5 41e scri%t
de<elo%ment includes6
Editing+ debugging+ and running scri%ts
E*ecuting tas8s on a sc1eduled basis

,ou can use t1e scri%t de<elo%ment %latform to edit or run .ig1-le<el cri%t
(anguage (.() to realiDe automatic routine maintenance5
2.% ,o.erfu' 7)eration and Maintenance $unctions
41e M2000 %ro<ides t1e follo7ing %o7erful @FM functions6
'ault management ('M)
Performance management (PM)
Configuration management (CM)
ecurit! management (M)
?ser management
4o%olog! management
$e<ice %anel simulation
Critical resource monitoring
ubscriber signaling tracing
:PI real-time monitoring
Performance re%ort
3ased on ne7 features of ser<ices after t1e introduction of soft s7itc1 in t1e C9+ t1e
M2000 %ro<ides t1e follo7ing functions6
oft s7itc1 resource management
$ual-1oming management
MC Pool management
(ocal net7or8 management
"oice file management

/it1 regard to t1e configuration com%le*it! of t1e ?4#;9 and )3+ and t1e large
number of %arameters+ t1e M2000 %ro<ides t1e follo7ing functions6
CME configuration tool for t1e ?4#;9 and )3
oft7are management
)ra%1ical net7or8 monitoring

41e CME configuration tool for t1e ?4#;9 and )3 allo7s !ou to centraliDe t1e
configuration of multi%le #9s in t1e ?4#;9 and )35 It uses t1e )?I to configure
t1e 7ireless %arameters and transmission %arameters of 9Es5 3! setting %lanned
areas and current areas+ !ou can use t1e tool to c1ec8 configuration data for
reducing configuration errors5 41e function of gra%1ical net7or8 monitoring allo7s
!ou to im%ort t1e %arameters of eac1 interface and net7or8 %lanning %arameters5
41is reduces t1e efforts of %arameter in%ut and t1e ris8s caused b! t1e incorrect
in%ut of %arameters5
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Product $escri%tion
2.( Com)rehensi#e 7)eration and Maintenance
So'ution
41e M2000 %ro<ides a com%re1ensi<e @FM solution5
41e solution %ro<ides6
( s!stem net7or8ing sc1eme to meet t1e re-uirement for t1e large-scale

net7or8 management5
#e%ort s!stem for dail! troubles1ooting and t1e %ro<ision of net7or8 :PI re%ort5
Citri* client access solution to enable t1e remote access of clients5
4ime management to s!nc1roniDe t1e time in t1e entire net7or85
!stem bac8u% restore solution to ensure t1e data securit! in t1e net7or8
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Product $escri%tion
! System Architecture
!.1 About This Cha)ter
41e M2000 s!stem 7or8s in clientIser<er mode5
41e M2000 soft7are consists of t1e client soft7are+ ser<er soft7are+ and 9E
mediation soft7are5 41e soft7are is mutuall! inde%endent5 41e client soft7are runs
on t1e client+ and t1e ser<er soft7are and mediation soft7are run on t1e ser<er5
41e M2000 client uses a PC5 If re-uired+ multi%le M2000 clients can be configured at
t1e same time5 ;s re-uired+ !ou can configure t1e M2000 s!stem 7it1 one ser<er+
t1at is+ a single ser<er+ or !ou can configure t1e M2000 s!stem 7it1 t7o ser<ers+
71ic1 7or8 in acti<eIstandb! mode to form a 1ig1 a<ailabilit! (.;) s!stem5
41e M2000 allo7s !ou to configure multi%le ser<ers for a Multi-er<er (oad-1aring
(() s!stem+ 71ic1 can be in eit1er masterIsla<e or masterIsla<eIstandb! mode5
41e ( s!stem distributes t1e ser<ices of t1e M2000 s!stem and stores data
se%aratel! according to different functions+ t1us en1ancing t1e %rocessing ca%abilit!
of t1e M20005 'igure 151 lists t1ree t!%es of t1e ( s!stem solutions5
$i0ure 1.1 41ree t!%es of ( s!stem solutions
SLS
system
Solutions
Server
Types
Quantit
y
Description
9 solution Master ser<er @ne 9o standb! ser<er is configured for
t1e 9 solution5 ,ou can configure
dis8 arra!s for t1e master and sla<e
ser<ers as re-uired5
la<e ser<er 9J1
9K1 solution Master ser<er @ne @ne standb! ser<er acts as t1e
redundanc! of t1e master and sla<e
ser<ers5 41e master ser<er and t1e
sla<e ser<er cannot be bac8ed u% at
t1e same time5 ,ou can configure
dis8 arra!s for t1e master and sla<e
ser<ers as re-uired5
la<e ser<er 9J1
tandb!
ser<er
@ne
9K2 solution Master ser<er @ne 47o standb! ser<ers 7or8 as t1e

Product $escri%tion
SLS
system
Solutions
Server
Types
Quantit
y
Description
redundanc! of t1e master ser<er and
t1e sla<e ser<er res%ecti<el!5 ,ou
can configure dis8 arra!s for t1e
master and sla<e ser<ers as
re-uired5
la<e ser<er 9J1
tandb!
ser<er
47o
41e ( s!stem solutions listed in 'igure 151 sti%ulate t1at t1e ma*imum <alue of 9 is fi<e5
41is means t1at t1e total number of t1e master and sla<e ser<ers cannot e*ceed fi<e5
3esides t1e ser<er and t1e client+ t1e M2000 s!stem ma! also include t1e follo7ing
net7or8ing de<ices based on re-uirements6
$ial-u% ser<er
#outer
7itc1
4imeslot cross-multi%le*er
41is c1a%ter describes t1e %1!sical and soft7are arc1itecture of t1e M2000 s!stem5
!.2 ,hysica' Structure
!.2.1 7#er#ie.
; t!%ical M2000 s!stem consists of t1e follo7ing com%onents6
; ser<er or ser<ers
; client or clients
;n alarm bo* or alarm bo*es
@t1er net7or8ing de<ices

?sing a dial-u% ser<er+ !ou can o%erate and maintain t1e M2000 s!stem t1roug1 t1e
Public 7itc1ed 4ele%1one 9et7or8 (P49)5 /1en !ou need to configure t1e data of
9Es in t1e ?4#;9 and )3 t1roug1 t1e CME+ !ou 1a<e to configure a ser<er and
a client for t1e CME5
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Product $escri%tion
!.2.2 ,hysica' Structure of the Sin0'e4Ser#er System
'igure 151 s1o7s t1e %1!sical structure of t1e M2000 single-ser<er s!stem5
$i0ure 1.1 P1!sical structure of t1e M2000 (single-ser<er s!stem)
;larm bo* Client 1 $ial-u% ser<er
er<er
P49
Client 2
!.2.! ,hysica' Structure of the HA System
?sing t1e un Cluster a%%lication+ t1e M2000 ma8es acti<e and standb! ser<ers in
t1e same local net7or8 constitute an .; s!stem5 41e acti<e and standb! ser<ers
communicate 7it1 eac1 ot1er t1roug1 (;9 and get access to dis8 arra!s of t1e same
grou%5
'igure 151 s1o7s t1e %1!sical structure of t1e M2000 .; s!stem 7it1 t1e un Cluster
a%%lication5
$i0ure 1.1 P1!sical structure of t1e M2000 (.; s!stem)
;cti<e ser<er
tandb! ser<er
$is8
arra!
;larm bo* Client 1
$ial-u% ser<er
Client 2
Cluster console
P49

Product $escri%tion
'igure 152 describes t1e de<ices at t1e ser<er side5
$i0ure 1.2 $e<ices at t1e ser<er side (.; s!stem)
Euipment Description
;cti<e ser<er 41e master ser<er 7or8s as t1e M2000 s!stem ser<er5 It runs
t1e M2000 ser<er soft7are5 In conCunction 7it1 t1e standb!
ser<er+ t1e acti<e ser<er monitors and s7itc1es ser<er resources
t1roug1 t1e un Cluster soft7are5
tandb! ser<er 41e standb! ser<er %ro<ides redundanc! for t1e master ser<er5
If t1e resources on t1e master ser<er 7or8 im%ro%erl!+ !ou can
use t1e un Cluster to s7itc1 t1e resources o<er to t1e standb!
ser<er5
$is8 arra! 41e dis8 arra! %ro<ides 1ig1l! a<ailable storage s%ace for t1e
master ser<er5 If t1e master ser<er 7or8s im%ro%erl!+ t1e un
Cluster mounts t1e dis8 arra! on t1e standb! ser<er5
;dministration
console
41e administration console %ro<ides t1e single-%oint
management of t1e cluster s!stem and databases and 1andles
t1e faults of t1e cluster5
!.2. ,hysica' Structure of the S8S System
41roug1 t1e cluster management soft7are+ t1at is+ "eritas Cluster er<er ("C)+ t1e
M2000 connects multi%le ser<ers at t1e same %lace to form a ( s!stem5 'igure 151
s1o7s t1e configuration of ser<ers in t1e ( s!stem solution5
$i0ure 1.1 P1!sical structure of t1e M2000 (( s!stem)
;larm bo* M2000 client $ial u% ser<er
M2000 Client
P49
Master ser<er 3ac8u% ser<er
;dministration console
la<e ser<er la<e ser<er
'igure 152 describes t1e de<ices at t1e ser<er side5

Product $escri%tion
$i0ure 1.2 $e<ices at t1e ser<er side (( s!stem)
Device Description
Master ser<er 41e master ser<er acts as t1e M2000 s!stem ser<er and
o%erates t1e M2000 ser<er soft7are5 If t1e standb! ser<er
e*ists+ !ou can use t1e "C sc1eme to im%lement t1e
monitoring and s7itc1o<er of t1e master and standb! ser<ers5
la<e ser<er 41e sla<e ser<er collects and stores %erformance data5 It can
distribute t1e Med %rocess and inde%endentl! distribute
configuration and alarm %rocesses5 41e addition of sla<e
ser<ers can %romote t1e %rocessing ca%abilit! of t1e M20005If
t1e standb! ser<er e*ists+ !ou can use t1e "C sc1eme to
im%lement t1e monitoring and s7itc1o<er of t1e sla<e and
standb! ser<ers5
tandb! ser<er 41e standb! ser<er acts as t1e redundanc! of t1e master ser<er
or t1e sla<e ser<er5 41e standb! ser<er uses t1e "C sc1eme
to im%lement t1e s7itc1o<er bet7een t1e master ser<er and t1e
standb! ser<er or t1e s7itc1o<er bet7een t1e sla<e ser<er and
t1e standb! ser<er5 If t1e resources monitored b! t1e "C
become abnormal+ t1e standb! ser<er automaticall! ta8es o<er
t1e ser<ices of t1e master ser<er5 @ne standb! ser<er is
configured for t1e 9K1 solution5 4o7 standb! ser<ers are
configured for t1e 9K2 solution5
$is8 arra! If a standb! ser<er e*ists+ t1e dis8 arra! %ro<ides t1e master
and standb! ser<ers 7it1 .; storage5 If t1e master ser<er or t1e
standb! ser<er is not functioning+ t1e "C mounts t1e dis8 arra!
on t1e standb! ser<er5 41e master and sla<e ser<ers are
in1erentl! e-ui%%ed 7it1 fiber dis8 arra!s5 41ese dis8 arra!s are
connected t1roug1 a fiber s7itc15
;dministration
console
41e administration console %ro<ides t1e single-%oint
management of t1e cluster s!stem and databases and 1andles
t1e faults of t1e cluster5
!.2.% Ty)ica' M2000 Ser#er Confi0uration
41e M2000 ser<er ma! be6
un 9etra 2=0
un 'ire "8A0
un 'ire E=A00
41e selection of t1e com%uter for an M2000 ser<er de%ends on t1e number of 9Es in
t1e net7or85 In t1e follo7ing situations+ a un 9etra 2=0 7or8station is re-uired to be
t1e administration console6
un 'ire E=A00 single-ser<er s!stem
.; s!stem
( s!stem

Product $escri%tion
'igure 151 lists t1e t!%ical ser<er configuration for t1e administration console+ un
9etra 2=05
$i0ure 1.1 4!%ical Configuration for t1e administration console
Item Con!"uration
CP? 155 ).D
Memor! 1 )3
.ard dis8 2 * 1=> )3
;ccessories $"$I$is%la! cardIEt1ernet ada%terI:"MI?ser manual
@%erating s!stem olaris 10
Ty)ica' Ser#er Confi0uration for the Sin0'e4Ser#er System
'igure 151 lists t1e t!%ical ser<er configuration of an M2000 single-ser<er s!stem5
$i0ure 1.1 4!%ical configuration of M2000 ser<er (single-ser<er s!stem)
Sun #etra
$%&
Sun 'ire ()*& Sun 'ire E%*&&
#umber
o+ CP,s
2 2 = 8 = 8 12
-ain
+reuency
o+ the
CP, ./012
155 155 155 155 155 155 155
-emory
./32
= 8 1> 32 8 32 32
0ard dis4 2 * 1=> )3 > * 1=> )3 2 * 1=> )3
Dis4 array
./32
9one 1 * >1=0
(; >1=0 dis8 arra!
consists of si*teen 1=>
)3 1ard dis8s)
1 * >1=0
(; >1=0 dis8 arra!
consists of si*teen
1=> )3 1ard dis8s)
Accessori
es
$"$IEt1ernet ada%terI$;4;B2 ta%e dri<eIEnglis1 documentation
5peratin"
system
olaris 10IEnglis1 documentation
Database !base 155052
Applicatio
n
so+tware
M2000 ser<er a%%lication soft7are

Product $escri%tion
/1en selecting t1e un 'ire E=A00 as t1e ser<er+ !ou also need to configure a un 9etra2=0
to be t1e administration console5
'or details about t1e configuration of t1e un 9etra2=0+ refer to Ite% 1'igure 1515
Ty)ica' Ser#er Confi0uration for the HA System
41e configurations of t1e t7o ser<ers in t1e .; s!stem (un Cluster) are t1e same5
'igure 151 lists t1e usable ser<er t!%es and t1e standard configuration of eac1 ser<er5
$i0ure 1.1 4!%ical configuration of M2000 ser<er (.; s!stem)
Sun 'ire ()*& Sun 'ire E%*&&
#umber
o+ CP,s
2 = 8 = 8 12
-ain
'reuenc
y o+ the
CP, ./012
155 155 155 155 155 155
-emory
./32
8 1> 32 8 32 32
0ard dis4 > * 1=> )3 2 * 1=> )3
Dis4 array
./32
2 * >1=0
(; >1=0 dis8 arra! consists of
si*teen 1=> )3 1ard dis8s)
2 * >1=0
(; >1=0 dis8 arra! consists of
si*teen 1=> )3 1ard dis8s)
Accessori
es
$"$IEt1ernet ada%terI$;4;B2 ta%e dri<eI?ser manual
5peratin"
system
Applicatio
n
Ty)ica' Confi0uration for the S8S System
In t1e ( s!stem+ t1e master+ sla<e+ and standb! ser<er are configured in t1e same
standard5 'igure 151 lists t1e usable ser<er t!%es and t1e standard configuration of
eac1 ser<er5 /1en selecting "8A0 and E=A00 ser<ers to set u% t1e ( s!stem+ !ou
must configure >1=0 dis8 arra!s for t1e master ser<er and eac1 sla<e ser<er e*ce%t
t1e standb! ser<er5

Product $escri%tion
$i0ure 1.1 4!%ical configuration of M2000 ser<er (( s!stem)
Sun #etra $%& Sun 'ire ()*& Sun 'ire E%*&&
#umber
o+ CP,s
2 8 8
-ain
'reuenc
y o+ the
CP, ./012
155 155 155
-emory
./32
= 32 32
0ard dis4 2 * 1=> )3 > * 1=> )3 2 * 1=> )3
Dis4 array
./32
9one 1 * >1=0
(; >1=0 dis8 arra!
consists of si*teen
1=> )3 1ard dis8s)
1 * >1=0
(; >1=0 dis8 arra!
consists of si*teen
1=> )3 1ard dis8s)
Accessori
es
$"$IEt1ernet ada%terI$;4;B2 ta%e dri<eI?ser manual
5peratin"
system
Applicatio
n
Common -et.or/in0 De#ices
'igure 151 lists t1e common net7or8ing de<ices used in t1e M2000 s!stem5
$i0ure 1.1 Common net7or8ing de<ices
Item Con!"uration
#outer M2000 side6 Euid7a! ;#=>-20
9E side6 Euid7a! ;#28-13 and Euid7a! ;#28-10
7itc1 Euid7a! 201>.I+ Euid7a! 3A28-EI
4imeslot cross
multi%le*er
Mercur!3>00
!.2.( Ty)ica' M2000 C'ient Confi0uration
41e M2000 client runs on /indo7s 0P5
'igure 151 lists t1e recommended PC configuration5

Product $escri%tion
$i0ure 1.1 #ecommended PC configuration for t1e M2000 client
Item Con!"uration
CP? P=I258 ).D
Memor! 512 M3
.ard dis8 80 )3
;ccessories $"$#/I'lo%%! dri<eIEt1ernet ada%terIound cardIound
bo*I1BL (C$ dis%la!
@%erating s!stem /indo7s 0P %rofessional P02 (or a later <ersion)
;%%lication
soft7are
M2000 client a%%lication soft7are
!.2.* Ty)ica' CM1 Ser#er and C'ient Confi0uration
/1en t1e CME is integrated 7it1 t1e M2000+ t1e CME ser<er must be configured
7it1 an indi<idual ser<er5 41e CME client does not re-uire t1e PC5 41e CME client
and t1e M2000 client s1are t1e same PC5 'igure 151 lists t1e ser<er configuration5
/1en t1e CME runs inde%endentl!+ t1e CME ser<er and client can s1are one PC5 @r+
t7o PCs can be se%aratel! configured on t1e CME ser<er and client5 'igure 152 and
'igure 153 list t1e recommended PC configuration5
$i0ure 1.1 .P ser<er configuration for t1e CME ser<er
Item Con!"uration
CP? 0eon $ualCore /oodcrest 15> ).D or abo<e
Memor! 2 )3
.ard dis8 2 * 1=> )3 255L '' ;
;ccessories
$"$ dri<eI2 * Integrated 1000M 9IC
@%erating s!stem /indo7s er<er 2003 er<ice Pac8 1 (or a later <ersion)
$atabase Microsoft E( er<er 2000 er<er Pac8 3 (or a later <ersion)
;%%lication
soft7are
CME ser<er a%%lication soft7are
$i0ure 1.2 PC configuration for t1e CME ser<er
Item Con!"uration
CP? Pentium =I25= ).D or abo<e
Memor! 512 M3
.ard dis8 =0 )3

Product $escri%tion
Item Con!"uration
;ccessories C$-#@M dri<eIEt1ernet ;da%terI"); $is%la!
@%erating s!stem If t1e database soft7are is M$E2000;+ t1e o%erating
s!stem s1ould be /indo7s 0P 7it1 er<ice Pac8 1 or later
<ersions5
If t1e database soft7are is E( er<er 2000+ t1e o%erating
s!stem s1ould be /indo7s er<er 2003 7it1 er<ice Pac8 1
or later <ersions5
$atabase M$E2000; or E( er<er 2000 7it1 er<ice Pac8 3 or later
<ersions
;%%lication
soft7are
CME ser<er a%%lication soft7are
$i0ure 1.! PC configuration for t1e CME client
Item Con!"uration
CP? Pentium =I15> ).D or abo<e
Memor! 25> M3
.ard dis8 =0 )3
;ccessories C$-#@M dri<eIEt1ernet ;da%terI"); $is%la!
@%erating s!stem /indo7s 2000 Professional 7it1 er<ice Pac8 = or later
<ersions+ or /indo7s 0P Professional 7it1 er<ice Pac8 1 or
later <ersions
;%%lication
soft7are
CME client a%%lication soft7are

Product $escri%tion
!.! M2000 7)eratin0 1n#ironment
!.!.1 7)eratin0 1n#ironment for the M2000 Sin0'e4Ser#er
System
'igure 151 s1o7s t1e o%erating en<ironment for t1e M2000 single-ser<er s!stem5
$i0ure 1.1 M2000 o%erating en<ironment (single-ser<er s!stem)
M2000 ser<er
!base database
M2000 ser<er a%%lication
olaris
"*"M (o%tion)
M2000 client a%%lication
&a<a <irtual mac1ine
/indo7s
M2000 client
/indo7s
M2000 client
41e "eritas "olume Manager ("*"M) is installed 71en t1e ser<er is e-ui%%ed
7it1 a dis8 arra!5 ,ou need to install t1e "*"M 71en t1e ser<er is un 'ire
"8A0 or un 'ire E=A005

Product $escri%tion
!.!.2 7)eratin0 1n#ironment for the M2000 HA System
'igure 151 s1o7s t1e o%erating en<ironment for t1e M2000 1ig1 a<ailabilit! (.;)
s!stem based on un Cluster5
$i0ure 1.1 M2000 o%erating en<ironment (.; s!stem)
/indo7s
M2000 client
/indo7s
M2000 client
M2000 acti<e ser<er M2000 standb! ser<er
Cluster console
olaris
!base database
olaris
"*"M
Cluster
!base database
olaris
"*"M
Cluster
;s s1o7n in 'igure 151+ t1e acti<e ser<er and t1e standb! ser<er are in t1e same
local area net7or85 41e M2000 clients are connected to t1e acti<e ser<er5 41e un
Cluster on t1e serer monitors t1e o%eration of eac1 a%%lication in a real-time manner5
/1en e*ce%tions occur+ t1e acti<e ser<er is s7itc1ed to standb! ser<er5 41e
administration console %ro<ides an interface for o%erating and maintaining t1e M2000
.; s!stem5
!.!.! 7)eratin0 1n#ironment for the M2000 S8S System
'igure 151 s1o7s t1e o%erating en<ironment of t1e ( s!stem based on t1e "C5

Product $escri%tion
$i0ure 1.1 @%erating en<ironment of t1e M2000 (( s!stem)
;s s1o7n in 'igure 151+ t1e "*"M is installed 71en t1e ser<er is e-ui%%ed 7it1 a dis8
arra!5 41e "C must be installed if a standb! ser<er is e-ui%%ed5
;ll t1e master+ standb!+ and sla<e ser<ers are located in t1e same local area net7or8
((;9)5 Clients are connected to t1e master ser<er5 41e "C on a ser<er monitors t1e
o%erational status of eac1 %rocess in real time5 In case a resource is not functioning
7ell+ t1e "C automaticall! %erforms t1e masterIstandb! s7itc1o<er or t1e
sla<eIstandb! s7itc1o<er5
!. Soft.are Architecture
!..1 7#er#ie.
41e M2000 soft7are consists of t1ree sub-s!stems6
er<er soft7are
Client soft7are
9E mediation soft7are
41e 9E mediation soft7are <aries according to t1e <ersion of t1e 9E5 41e 9E
mediation soft7are accesses t1e 9E of t1e corres%onding <ersion and ada%ts it for
t1e net7or85
In addition+ t1e M2000 %ro<ides a re%ort tool for customiDing re%orts5

Product $escri%tion
'igure 151 s1o7s t1e M2000 soft7are arc1itecture5
$i0ure 1.1 M2000 soft7are arc1itecture
!..2 M2000 Ser#er Soft.are
'igure 151 s1o7s t1e com%osition of t1e M2000 s!stem5
$i0ure 1.1 Com%onent modules of t1e M2000
41e M2000 ser<er soft7are consists of 15 modules5 41roug1 t1e C@#3; soft7are
bus+ t1ese modules communicate 7it1 eac1 ot1er and 7it1 t1e corres%onding
modules of t1e M2000 client soft7are5
41e M2000 ser<er %ro<ides t1e interface for t1e 9M t1roug1 t1e 9M interface
module5 It %ro<ides interfaces for t1e mediation soft7are of <arious 9Es t1roug1 t1e

Product $escri%tion
mediation common module5 ome modules access t1e M2000 ser<er database
t1roug1 t1e database interface5
'igure 152 describes t1ese modules and t1eir functions5
$i0ure 1.2 Modules of t1e M2000 ser<er soft7are and t1eir functions
-odule 'unction
9M interface module
(93I)
Pro<ides t1e nort1bound interface for t1e 9M
oft7are management
module (/M)
Manages t1e soft7are5 41e soft7are management
in<ol<es6
Euer!ing t1e soft7are <ersion
$o7nloading soft7are %atc1es
;cti<atingI$eacti<ating t1e soft7are

'ault management module
('M)
Manages alarms5 41e fault management in<ol<es6
Collecting alarms
Euer!ing alarms
Processing alarms
ecurit! management
module (EM)
Manages t1e s!stem securit!5 41e s!stem securit!
in<ol<es6
Managing user aut1orities
Managing user grou%s

4o%olog! management
module (4M)
Manages t1e to%olog!5 41e to%olog! management
in<ol<es6
Managing to%olog! obCects
Managing t1e to%olog! <ie7

!stem management
module (,M)
Manages t1e s!stem5 41e s!stem management
in<ol<es6
Managing t1e s!stem license
InitialiDing t1e s!stem
Installing and uninstalling t1e soft7are
Managing sc1eduled s!stem tas8s

Configuration management
module (CM)
Manages t1e configuration5 41e configuration
management in<ol<es6
Euer!ing t1e configuration data
Configuring 9Es
$is%la!ing 9E and lin8 re%orts
Configuring 9Es in batc1es
;rea-based %ri<ilege management of multi-area

net7or8 and softs7itc1 dual-1oming management

Product $escri%tion
-odule 'unction
Performance management
module (PM)
Manages t1e %erformance5 41e %erformance
management in<ol<es6
Collecting t1e %erformance data
Monitoring t1e %erformance in real time
)enerating t1e t1res1old alarm

(og management module
((M)
Manages logs5 41ese logs can be as follo7s6
!stem logs
@%eration logs
ecurit! logs
9E o%eration logs
9E securit! logs
9et7or8 monitoring (9M) Pro<ides a gra%1ic interface for integrated
monitoring5
$is%la!s t1e follo7ing items for t1e s%ecified obCects
in real time6
;larm status
Configuration status
:PI
ignaling trace module
(4)
4races signaling at <arious interfaces of t1e 9E5
$e<ice %anel module ($P) Pro<ides t1e de<ice %anel for6
Euer!ing t1e status of 9E de<ices
@%erating on t1e de<ices

#esource monitoring
module (#M)
Monitors t1e 9E resources+ suc1 as t1e CP? usage
of t1e 9E5
ub;rea management
module (;M)
Pro<ides C@#3; interfaces for t1e %erformance
module+ configuration module+ soft7are management
module+ %erformance result e*%ort tool5
Mediation module Pro<ides interfaces for t1e mediation soft7are of
<arious 9Es5
!..! M2000 C'ient Soft.are
41e M2000 client soft7are %ro<ides t1e gra%1ic user interface ()?I) for o%erating
and maintaining t1e managed 9Es5
Eac1 module of t1e M2000 ser<er soft7are+ e*ce%t t1e mediation common module
and t1e 9M interface module+ corres%onds to a module on t1e )?I5
,ou can start t1e re%ort tool client+ Configuration Management E*%ress (CME)+ and
t1e 9E (M4 directl! from t1e M2000 client5

Product $escri%tion
!.. -1 Mediation Soft.are
41e M2000 mediation module soft7are consists of a series of mediation soft7are5
Eac1 %iece of mediation soft7are corres%onds to one or more 9E <ersions5
41e mediation soft7are %ro<ides t1e interface files and mediation files t1e 9E needs
to access t1e M2000 s!stem5
!.% Interfaces
!.%.1 -orthbound Interfaces
41e M2000 su%%orts t1e follo7ing Itf-9 net7or8 management interfaces6
Itf-9 interface
41e Itf-9 interface is based on C@#3; interface %rotocols and is in com%liance
7it1 3)PP #> %rotocols5 It su%%orts t1e management of nort1bound users5 41e
alarm data can be filtered b! o%erator5
'ile interface
41e 9M retrie<es from t1e M2000 t1e alarm+ %erformance+ and configuration
data sa<ed to 404 files5 41e %erformance file interface can be connected to
se<eral 9Ms and 1as t1e function of nort1bound user management5 41e
%erformance files can be filtered b! o%erator5
;larm streaming interface

41e M2000 sends t1e %rocessed 9E alarms in t1e form of c1aracter stream to
t1e 9M5
9MP interface
41e M2000 sends t1e %rocessed alarms in t1e form of te*t to t1e 9M t1roug1
t1e 9MP alarm interface5 41e 9MP interface su%%orts t1e 9MP<1+ 9MP<2+
and 9MP<3 %rotocols5
MM( trans%arent transmission interface

41e MM( trans%arent transmission interface ser<es as a %ro*! for transferring
MM( commands bet7een t1e 9M and 9Es5 41roug1 t1is interface+ t1e 9M
can o%erate and maintain t1e associated 9Es using MM( commands5
!.%.2 Southbound Interfaces
41e M2000 manages mobile 9Es t1roug1 t1e .uman Mac1ine (anguage (MM()
interfaces or binar! interfaces+ and manages t1e IP de<ices using t1e im%le
9et7or8 Management Protocol (9MP)5
In addition+ t1e files suc1 as 9E log files and %erformance result files are trans%orted
using t1e '4P %rotocol bet7een t1e M2000 and managed 9Es5
!.%.! Interna' Interfaces
41e ser<er soft7are+ client soft7are and mediation soft7are in t1e M2000 s!stem
communicate 7it1 eac1 ot1er t1roug1 t1e C@#3; interface5
/1en t1e re%ort tool is installed+ t1e re%ort tool client and t1e M2000 ser<er
communicate in /E3 mode5

Product $escri%tion
Ser#ices and $unctions
.1 7#er#ie.
41e M2000 %ro<ides t1e functions of t1e follo7ing t7o t!%es6
Common functions6 refer to t1e functions su%%orted b! all 9Es5
%ecified functions6 refer to t1e functions su%%orted b! some 9Es5

.2 To)o'o0y Mana0ement
.2.1 $unction Ty)e
4o%olog! management is a common function su%%orted b! all t1e 9Es on t1e M20005
.2.2 To)o'o0y 7b9ect Mana0ement
4o%olog! obCect refers to t1e 9E+ subnet+ or lin8 on a to%olog! ma%5
4o%olog! obCect management %ro<ides t1e follo7ing functions6
Creating and deleting to%olog! obCects

3ul8 creation and deletion are also su%%orted5
Modif!ing t1e attributes of a to%olog! obCect

,ou can modif! t1e basic attributes or %osition of a to%olog! obCect on t1e ma%5
'inding t1e s%ecified 9E

,ou can searc1 b! 9E name+ soft7are <ersion+ <endor+ or IP address5 41e
M2000 su%%orts bot1 %recise searc1 and fuDD! searc15
CustomiDing t1e to%olog! ma%

,ou can conduct t1e settings to dis%la! or 1ide 9Es or lin8s of some t!%e5
;utomaticall! dis%la!ing %1!sical lin8s bet7een 9Es and disco<ering base

stations

Product $escri%tion
.2.! To)o'o0y 7b9ect 6ie.in0
@n a to%olog! ma%+ !ou can <ie7 t1e follo7ing information6
$etailed information of an 9E
Connection status of an 9E
In case an 9E is disconnected+ t1e M2000 automaticall! originates t1e
reconnection attem%ts5
(in8s bet7een 9Es
;larms of 9Es and lin8s
:PI of 9Es and lin8s

.2. To)o'o0y Ma) Mana0ement
41e to%olog! ma% can dis%la! 9Es and lin8s as 1ierarc1ical subnets5 Eac1 subnet
can use different to%olog! ma%5
47o t!%es of to%olog! ma%s are a<ailable6
"ector ma%
'lags t1e accurate location of an 9E
Electronic ma%
$is%la!s t1e district+ longitude+ and latitude of an 9E
.2.% -1 Mana0ement by District
/it1 t1e electronic ma%+ t1e M2000 can obtain t1e district information of eac1 9E+
t1at is+ t1e %ro<ince in 71ic1 t1e 9E is located5 3ased on t1e :PI <alues and alarm
statistics b! district+ t1e M2000 monitors all 9Es in t1e districts5
.2.( Shortcut 7)eration Access
41e M2000 offers s1ortcut o%eration accesses on t1e to%olog! ma%+ 71ic1 facilitate
-uer!ing t1e follo7ing information6
Configuration information of 9Es and lin8s
;larm information
Performance measurement results

;fter t1e client is installed 7it1 t1e corres%onding (M4 soft7are <ersion+ !ou can start
t1e (M4 on t1e to%olog! ma%5
.! Confi0uration Mana0ement
.!.1 $unction Ty)e
Configuration management is a common function of t1e M20005 ;ll 9Es instead of IP
net7or8ing de<ices su%%ort t1is function5

Product $escri%tion
.!.2 Confi0uration Data Synchroni:ation
41e M2000 sa<es t1e configuration data of all 9Es and s!nc1roniDes t1e data in real
time5
41e configuration data can be s!nc1roniDed in t1e follo7ing t1ree modes6
;utomatic s!nc1roniDation
C1anges in t1e 9E configuration are automaticall! re%orted to t1e M20005 41en
t1e s!stem u%dates t1e e*isting configuration data on t1e M20005
Manual s!nc1roniDation
,ou can s!nc1roniDe t1e configuration data on t1e M2000 client manuall!5 41en
t1e s!stem ac-uires t1e latest configuration data from 9Es and u%dates t1e
e*isting data on t1e M20005
Periodic s!nc1roniDation
41e M2000 s!stem s!nc1roniDes t1e configuration data %eriodicall!5 41en t1e
s!stem ac-uires t1e latest configuration data from 9Es and u%dates t1e e*isting
data on t1e M20005
.!.! Confi0uration Data ;uery
41roug1 t1is function+ t1e M2000 client allo7s !ou to6
Euer! 9E configuration data on t1e client and <ie7 t1e -ueried results in re%orts5
#efres1 t1e configuration data and searc1 for configuration obCects5

'or a large number of configuration data+ t1e s!stem segments t1e data and dis%la!s
t1em in different tabs on t1e client5
.!. Confi0uration Data 15)ort
41e M2000 %ro<ides t1e e*%ort of t1e follo7ing t7o t!%es6
Manual e*%ort
c1eduled e*%ort
,ou can e*%ort 9E configuration data to 5*ml files or 5cs< files to t1e s%ecified
director! of t1e ser<er5
c1eduled e*%ort su%%orts onl! 0M( format5 Manual e*%ort su%%orts bot1 0M( and
C" formats5
.!.% SubArea Mana0ement
41e M2000 ( s!stem assigns databases to different subareas5 41e %erformance
result of eac1 9E is sa<ed in t1e associated database5 41e subarea management
ser<ice runs on t1e master ser<er of t1e M20005 It is t1e 1ub for t1e %erformance
module+ %erformance result e*%ort tool+ and P# to access t1e %erformance
database5 41e subarea management ser<ice manages t1e follo7ing information6
Ma%%ing relations bet7een 9Es and databases+ 71ic1 are establis1ed during
t1e addition of 9Es and s%ecifies t1e database 71ere t1e %erformance result of
an 9E is im%orted
Information of ser<ers 71ere databases are located+ suc1 as ser<er names and
IP addresses of ser<ers

Product $escri%tion
Configuration information of databases+ suc1 as database names and database

%orts
3! %ro<iding C@#3; interfaces+ t1e subarea management ser<ice enables t1e
%erformance module+ configuration module+ soft7are management module+
%erformance result e*%ort tool+ and data transfer tool to in<o8e t1e C@#3;
interfaces5 41e subarea management ser<ice su%%orts t1e follo7ing functions6
;dding 9Es to a s%ecified subarea
#emo<ing an 9E from t1e corres%onding subarea
4ransferring an 9E from t1e corres%onding subarea
Euer!ing relations bet7een 9Es and subareas
E*%orting t1e %erformance data of an 9E in t1e corres%onding subarea
Euer!ing t1e information of a 1ost corres%onding to a subarea
?sing t1e subarea configuration tool to add ne7 subarea databases
Pro<iding t1e ma%%ing relations bet7een 9Es and subareas+ 71ic1 s%ecif!
%erformance databases for %erformance ME$ modules5
. Centra'i:ed $au't Mana0ement
..1 $unction Ty)e
CentraliDed fault management is a common function of t1e M20005 ;ll 9Es su%%ort
t1is function5
..2 &ea'4Time A'arm Monitorin0
@n t1e M2000+ !ou can monitor alarms of all 9Es in t1e net7or85 41us !ou can 8no7
t1e alarm se<erit!+ alarm t!%e+ and causes+ and 1andle fault alarms in time5
41e M2000 %ro<ides t1e follo7ing alarm notification modes6
$is%la!ing alarms of different se<erities and statuses in custom colors on t1e

interface+ suc1 as to%olog! <ie7 and alarm bro7se 7indo75
41e M2000 also 1ig1lig1ts t1e fault alarms t1at 1a<e not been 1andled for a long
time5
$is%la!ing t1e total of alarms of eac1 se<erit! on t1e alarm board+ and alerting
!ou b! sounds and blin8ing icons5
Pro<iding remote alarm notification b! E-mail or M5

,ou can set t1e conditions of alarm for7arding5
$is%la!ing t1e current alarm status using t1e custom sound 71en a sound bo* is
connected to t1e client5
Pro<iding audible and <isual alarms 71en an alarm bo* is connected to t1e
client5
Printing t1e alarm information 71en a %rinter is connected to t1e client5

;fter alarms are 1andled+ t1e M2000 automaticall! c1anges t1e corres%onding
statuses to be cleared5 'or t1e alarm 71ic1 is 1andled 71ile t1e status is not
c1anged+ !ou can manuall! c1ange t1e status to be cleared5

Product $escri%tion
@n t1e M2000 client+ !ou can c1ec8 71et1er t1e statuses of t1e s%ecified alarm are
consistent on t1e 9E and t1e M20005 If t1e statuses are different+ t1e M2000 u%dates
t1e alarm status to 8ee% t1e consistenc! 7it1 t1e 9E5
..! A'arm Data Mana0ement
41e M2000 database stores all 9E alarms in t1e net7or85 ,ou can e*%ort t1e alarm
data 71en re-uired5
4o ensure t1e correctness of t1e data in t1e database+ t1e M2000 s!nc1roniDe
alarms5
41e M2000 su%%orts automatic+ manual+ and sc1eduled alarm s!nc1roniDation5 41e
t1ree t!%es of s!nc1roniDation are described as follo7s6
;utomatic alarm s!nc1roniDation

9Es automaticall! re%ort t1e c1anged alarms to t1e M20005 41en t1e M2000
u%dates t1e alarm database5
Manual alarm s!nc1roniDation

,ou can s!nc1roniDe alarms manuall! on t1e M2000 client5 41en t1e M2000
u%dates t1e alarm database5
c1eduled alarm s!nc1roniDation

41e M2000 s!nc1roniDes alarms at t1e sc1eduled time e<er! da!5 41en t1e
M2000 u%dates t1e alarm database5
.. A'arm ;uery and Statistics
'or t1is function+ t1e M2000 enables !ou to6
Euer! t1e generated fault alarms and e<ent alarms of all 9Es+ and 8no7 t1e
1andling situation5 a<e common -uer! conditions to -uer! tem%lates5
et conditions to collect t1e statistics of alarm situations+ alarm se<erities+ and

9E t!%e5
Print t1e result of alarm -uer! and statistics5

..% A'arm Assistin0 Hand'in0
41e M2000 offers alarm ac8no7ledgement mec1anism+ 71ic1 allo7s !ou to indicate
71et1er t1e current alarm is noticed and 1andled5 ,ou can ac8no7ledge or
unac8no7ledge alarms manuall!+ or set ac8no7ledge alarms automaticall!5
,ou can add comments for eac1 alarm5 'or t1e con<enience of subse-uent
o%erations+ t1e alarm remar8 can tell 1istor! o%erations+ o%erator+ o%erating time+ and
additional information5 ,ou can record !our alarm 1andling e*%eriences+ suc1 as fault
location and 1andling suggestions+ in t1e alarm 8no7ledge librar!5 41is facilitates
troubles1ooting and s1aring maintenance e*%eriences5
,ou can set conditions for t1e M2000 to anal!De correlation+ redefine alarm se<erit!+
and s1ield alarms of s%ecified 9Es5 In t1is case+ !ou can focus on 8e! alarms+ locate
alarms %rom%tl! and correctl!+ and maintain t1e net7or8 in <arious scenarios5

Product $escri%tion
.% Centra'i:ed ,erformance Mana0ement
.%.1 $unction Ty)e
CentraliDed %erformance management is a common function of t1e M20005 ;ll 9Es
instead of IP net7or8ing de<ices su%%ort t1is function5 41e M2000 can manage its
o7n %erformance data5
.%.2 -1 ,erformance Measurement Settin0
,ou can set t1e met1od for measuring 9E %erformance based on re-uirements5
41e settings for 9E %erformance measurement include6
Counters
@bCects
Inter<als
Performance counters of an 9E fall into t7o categories6 common counters and
e*tended counters5 41e M2000 collects common data about t1e common counters
automaticall!5 3ased on t1e common counters+ !ou can <ie7 and set t1e e*tended
counters for collection on t1e M2000 client5
Performance obCects of 9Es fall into t1e follo7ing t1ree categories6
Class 1 %erformance obCects

41e M2000 collects counter information for t1ese obCects automaticall!5

,ou must s%ecif! t1e obCects t1roug1 t1e M2000 client to collect counter
information5

,ou must s%ecif! t1e obCects and enter re-uired %arameters for t1e M2000 to
collect counter information5
Performance measurement inter<als can be 5 minutes+ 15 minutes+ 30 minutes+ >0
minutes+ and 2= 1ours5 ome measurement counters do not su%%ort t1e inter<als of
5 minutes and 15 minutes5 41e 9ode3 su%%orts dual-inter<al %erformance
measurement5
.%.! &ea'4Time Monitorin0 of ,erformance &esu'ts
,ou can s%ecif! an obCect or a counter for real-time monitoring5 In addition+ !ou can
monitor an obCect on multi%le clients5
41e M2000 allo7s !ou to use a custom real-time monitoring tem%late to start a
monitoring tas85 ,ou can also modif! or delete a real-time monitoring tem%late5 41e
M2000 dis%la!s real-time monitoring result t1roug1 tables or gra%1ics5 ,ou can filter
results and define dis%la! effect b! setting conditions5
.%. ,erformance &esu't ;uery
In one measurement inter<al+ t1e <alue of a measurement counter is a measurement
result of an obCect5
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Product $escri%tion
41is function enables !ou to6
et obCect+ counter+ and time to -uer! t1e %erformance result5
et t1e -uer! time %eriod to t1e bus! 1our counters to -uer! %erformance results
of t1e busiest 1our of a da!5
Euer! %erformance results t1roug1 default or custom %erformance result -uer!

tem%lates5
CustomiDe+ delete+ or modif! custom %erformance result -uer! tem%lates5

41e M2000 dis%la!s t1e -ueried %erformance result in tables+ linear c1art or bar
c1art5 ,ou can also %rint t1e -ueried results5 'or t1e result table+ !ou can s%ecif! t1e
conditions to sort t1e results5 'or t1e linear c1art+ !ou can s%ecif! to t1e dis%la! t1e
result of multi%le counters for one obCect+ or t1e result of one counter for multi%le
obCects5
,ou can c1ec8 71et1er t1e %erformance results are reliable+ and 71et1er missing
%erformance data e*ists5 If t1ere is missing %erformance data+ trigger t1e
%erformance data s!nc1roniDation5
,ou can subscribe %erformance results5 In t1is case+ !ou can bro7se t1e
%erformance results in real time5
.%.% ,erformance Data Mana0ement
41e M2000 database stores t1e %erformance data of all 9Es5 ,ou can e*%ort t1e
%erformance data 5*ml files or 5cs< files and sa<e t1em on t1e ser<er5
41e M2000 %ro<ides t7o t!%es of data e*%ort6
E*%ort of latest data

E*%ort t1e %erformance data collected in t1e recent %eriod to files5 41is can 1el%
t1e anal!sis for ot1er s!stems and users5
E*%ort of oldest data

E*%ort t1e %erformance data t1at e*ceeds t1e <alidit! %eriod to files5 41e records
in t1e database are deleted5 41is %rotects t1e database5
41e M2000 e*%orts data t1roug1 automatic and manual s!nc1roniDation+ so t1at t1e
%erformance data stored on t1e EM and t1e 9Es are consistent5
.%.( ,erformance A'arm
41e M2000 allo7s !ou to set t1e t1res1old alarm for a s%ecified or custom
%erformance measurement counter5 /1en t1e <alue of t1e counter e*ceeds t1e
%reset t1res1old+ t1e M2000 triggers a fault alarm at t1e corres%onding le<el based
on %reset conditions to alert !ou5
41e M2000 allo7s !ou to set a combination of multi%le conditions as t1e triggering
condition of a t1res1old alarm5 41e set alarm le<els su%%ort d!namic c1ange5 If a
t!%e of alarm is raised for se<eral 7ee8s in succession+ t1e M2000 can u%grade t1e
le<el of t1is alarm5 ;ccording to t1e actual re-uirements+ !ou can set t1at an alarm is
raised onl! after t1e alarm triggering condition is met for se<eral 7ee8s in
succession5
41e M2000 allo7s !ou to set t1res1old alarms for obCect grou%s5 41e counters in t1e
obCect grou% are summariDed to set t1e t1res1old5 /1en t1e <alue of t1e counter
e*ceeds t1e %reset t1res1old+ t1e M2000 triggers a t1res1old alarm5

Product $escri%tion
41e M2000 allo7s !ou to -uer! b! t1res1old5 It also allo7s !ou to set t1res1old
alarms b! tas8s5 ,ou can set t1e time for acti<ating and sus%ending of t1res1old
tas8s5 ;lternati<el!+ !ou can manuall! acti<ate and sus%end t1res1old tas8s5
.%.* Custom Counters
Custom counter is a ne7 measurement counter 71ic1 is t1e result of adding+
subtracting+ multi%l!ing+ and di<iding multi%le %erformance counters of t1e 9E5 /1en
recei<ing %erformance results from t1e 9E+ t1e M2000 calculates t1e <alue of t1e
custom counter according to t1e user-defined formula5 41en !ou can -uer! and
%rocess t1e results in future5
'or custom counters+ t1e M2000 allo7s !ou to6
CustomiDe+ modif!+ and delete t1e custom counter5
E*%ort or im%ort custom counters to s1are and bac8 u% t1em5

.%." &e)ort Too'
41e M2000 %ro<ides t1e %erformance re%ort tool based on t1e /eb for dail!
troubles1ooting and t1e %ro<ision of net7or8 :PI re%ort5
?sing t1e %erformance re%ort tool+ !ou can6
et t1e %erformance obCects+ counters+ and time range5
Periodicall! generate re%orts and collecting statistics5
et t1e re%ort format5

.%.+ ,erformance &e)ort
41e M2000 allo7s !ou to retrie<e t1e :PI data of t1e net7or8 and summariDing t1e
data on t1e time and obCect basis5 ,ou can -uer! and bro7se t1e summar! data5
Com%ared 7it1 t1e original %erformance data+ t1e summar! data enCo!s t1e longer
storage %eriod5
41e %erformance re%ort 1as t1e follo7ing features6
Polic! on disco<ering multi%le bus! 1ours
Custom measurement counters
Predefined re%orts to %ro<ide basis anal!sis met1ods
Custom re%orts
(ong-term storage for s%ecial and crucial data
Com%arison re%ort to com%are t1e data at t7o time %oints

.( Centra'i:ed Security Mana0ement
.(.1 $unction Ty)e
CentraliDed securit! management is a common function5 ;ll 9Es e*ce%t IP de<ices
su%%ort t1is function5

Product $escri%tion
.(.2 2ser and 2ser 3rou) Mana0ement
41e M2000 user information consists of t1e follo7ing items6
?ser account6 t1e user name for a user to log in to t1e M2005
Pass7ord6 t1e %ass7ord used b! t1e user to access t1e M20005
(ogin time6 a <alid time %eriod for a user to log in to t1e M20005
;llo7able terminals6 defines t1roug1 71ic1 IP addresses can users log in to t1e
M20005
?ser grou%6 refers to t1ose grou%s t1at eac1 user belongs to 71ic1 t1e! 1a<e
t1e related o%eration and maintenance (@FM) aut1orit!5
,ou can create+ modif!+ and delete a user grou% or user5 41e M2000 automaticall!
creates t1e user account admin and t1e user grou% ;dministrators after t1e
installation of t1e s!stem5 41e user admin belongs to Administrators and 1as all t1e
administration+ o%eration+ and maintenance aut1orities5
.(.! 2ser Authority Mana0ement
41e M2000 assigns different o%eration aut1orities for different @FM tas8s5 @nl! t1e
users 1a<ing t1e @FM aut1orities can %erform t1e related o%erations5
41e M2000 di<ides all o%erations into t7o t!%es based on t1e association 7it1 9Es5
'or t1e o%erations not associated 7it1 9Es+ t1e M2000 assigns @MC
aut1orities5
'or t1e o%erations associated 7it1 9Es+ t1e M2000 assigns 9E aut1orities5
,ou can %reset 9E aut1orities5 In ot1er 7ords+ !ou can set t1e aut1orities for a t!%e
of 9E5 @nce a ne7 9E of t1is t!%e is created on t1e M2000+ !ou are automaticall!
granted t1e %reset aut1orities5
41e M2000 can assign o%eration aut1orities to user grou%s+ t1us all users in t1e
grou% 1a<e t1ese aut1orities5
41e M2000 can also directl! assign o%eration aut1orities to a user5
41e aut1orities of a user consist of t7o %arts6
Public aut1orit!6 refers to t1e aut1orit! t1at is in1erited from t1e user grou%5
Pri<ate aut1orit!6 refers to t1e aut1orit! t1at is directl! allocated to t1e user5
.(. 2ser Monitorin0
@n t1e M2000 client+ !ou can monitor online users in real time5 41roug1 t1e
monitoring interface+ t1e M2000 dis%la!s t1e information suc1 as user name+
o%eration+ e*ecuting time+ result+ and terminal5
In addition+ !ou can force t1e s%ecified user to e*it to %rotect t1e s!stem against
illegal o%erations5
41e s!stem also automaticall! monitors user logins5 If t1e time of consecuti<e failed
login attem%ts e*ceeds t1e limit+ t1e user is loc8ed automaticall!5

Product $escri%tion
.(.% Termina' 8oc/in0
41e s!stem loc8s a terminal t1at 1as been idle for a certain %eriod5 ,ou must log in
again to %re<ent illegal users5 ,ou can also loc8 t1e terminal manuall! to a<oid illegal
o%erations5
;fter t1e administrator or current user enters t1e %ass7ord t1e terminal is unloc8ed5
.(.( Security ,o'icy Settin0
41e M2000 %ro<ides a fle*ible securit! %olic! setting function to meet t1e
re-uirements of different users5
41e %olicies t1at can be set include6
Minimum lengt1 of user %ass7ord
Minimum number of s%ecial c1aracters contained in a %ass7ord
Minimum number of numeric letters contained in a %ass7ord
Minimum number of letters contained in a %ass7ord
"alidit! %eriod for a %ass7ord (in da!s)
Ma*imum inter<al for modif!ing a %ass7ord
9umber of non-du%licate 1istorical %ass7ords
Ma*imum number of login attem%ts
(egal %rescri%tion after t1e login of a <alid user
$uration for loc8ing t1e user account after ma*imum of login attem%ts (in
minutes)
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Product $escri%tion
.(.* 8o0 Mana0ement
41e M2000 s!stem logs consist of o%eration logs+ s!stem logs+ and securit! logs5
'igure 151 lists t1e details of t1ese logs5
$i0ure 1.1 (og descri%tion
Cate"ories Description
@%eration
logs
#ecord t1e o%eration conducted b! users5
41e follo7ing information is recorded in o%eration logs6
?ser name
@%eration terminal
@%eration time
@%eration obCects
@%eration name
@%eration results
!stem logs #ecord significant e<ents occurred in t1e s!stem to facilitate t1e
smoot1 o%eration of s!stem and remo<al of faults5
41ese significant e<ents include but not limited to6
E*ce%tional s!stem running
9et7or8 faults
!stemHs being attac8ed

ecurit! logs #ecord significant e<ents t1at 1a<e great influence on s!stem
securit!5
41ese significant e<ents include but not limited to6
;ccount management e<ents
;ccount login e<ents
!stem securit! e<ents
#esources access e<ents (including attem%ts to access obCects

7it1out %ermission)
(og management in<ol<es t1e follo7ing o%erations6
Euer!ing logs
Collecting statistics of logs
E*%orting logs
'igure 152 describes log management5

Product $escri%tion
$i0ure 1.2 (og management
Lo"
-ana"ement
Description
Euer!ing logs ,ou can set -uer! conditions in a fle*ible manner5 In t1is 7a!+
!ou can -uer! contents of logs+ %rint and sa<e log -uer!
results in files5
Collecting
statistics of logs
41roug1 collecting log statistics+ !ou can -uic8l! familiariDe
!ourself 7it1 information on log o%erations5
41ese information is about6
Period 71en most of o%erations ta8e %lace
#outine o%erations e*ecuted b! users

E*%orting logs 41e log e*%ort function can e*%ort log data t1at e*ceeding t1e
date from database to files on a sc1eduled basis5 In t1e
meantime+ t1e e*ceeded data is deleted from t1e database+
71ic1 %rotects t1e database5
41e M2000 %ro<ides a tem%late for -uer!ing logs and collecting log statistics5
.(." 7M Transmission Security Mana0ement
In an @M net7or8+ t1e data is transmitted b! using t1e ( encr!%tion function+
71ic1 im%ro<es t1e securit! le<el of t1e entire net7or85
41e M2000 su%%orts se<eral aut1entication modes5 41e M2000 su%%orts %ublic 8e!
certification+ %ri<ate 8e! file+ root certification+ and C; im%ort and deli<er! of
certification c1ain5
41e ( connections can be used in t1e follo7ing %arts of an @M net7or86
3et7een M2000 and 9Es
3et7een t1e client and t1e ser<er of t1e M2000
3et7een t1e (M4 and %ro*! ser<er
'4P bet7een t1e M2000 and 9Es

.* System Mana0ement
.*.1 $unction Ty)e
41e s!stem management is a general function t1at does not re-uire su%%ort from
9Es5
.*.2 8icense Mana0ement
41e M2000 su%%orts functions t1at are licensed 71ile s1ielding t1ose functions t1at
are not licensed5
41e M2000 allo7s !ou to control t1e 9E license resources5
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Product $escri%tion
,ou can -uer! and u%date license information5
.*.! 7n'ine He')
41e M2000 %ro<ides ric1+ detailed+ and fle*ible online 1el%5 3esides t1e online 1el%
on t1e M2000 )?I+ t1e online 1el% also includes t1e 1el% on t1e follo7ing items of
t1e monitored 9Es6
MM( command
Performance indicators
;larm 1andling
41e M2000 )?I is a conte*t-sensiti<e 1el%5 41at is+ !ou can in<o8e t1e follo7ing
information from t1e online 1el%6
%ecific %ages for o%eration guidance
Introductor! %ages for MM( commands
Pages for alarm 1andling

.*. System Status Monitorin0
41e s!stem status monitoring enables !ou to c1ec8 t1e follo7ing items6
tatus of eac1 ser<ice session
@ccu%anc! of resources (including CP?+ memor!+ 1ard dis8+ and database)
;%%lications installed on t1e M2000 ser<er

.*.% Centra'i:ed Schedu'ed Tas/ Monitorin0
?sing a unified interface+ t1e tas8 management manages and sc1edules all t1e
sc1eduled tas8s in an integrated manner5
,ou can e*ecute t1e follo7ing o%erations on t1e sc1eduled tas8s6
Creating
$eleting
Modif!ing
us%ending
#esuming
4as8-related %arameters can also be configured5
,ou can <ie7 t1e follo7ing information on tas8s on t1e tas8 management interface6
tatus
#esults
Progress
41e s!stem sc1eduled tas8s are of t1e follo7ing categories6
$atabase management
$ata s!nc1roniDation
$ata e*%ort
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Product $escri%tion
3ac8u%
cri%t
c1eduled soft7are do7nload
CME configuration
41e sc1eduled tas8s can be categoriDed as follo7s6
@ne-time tas8s
#efer to a tas8 t1at is e*ecuted onl! once at some time5
Periodic tas8s
#efer to a tas8 t1at is e*ecuted on a %eriodic basis5
.*.( Indi#idua' Settin0
41e M2000 allo7s !ou to set t1e interface based on %ersonal %reference5 41e
indi<idual settings can be s1ared among different clients5
41e follo7ing settings are a<ailable6
Common setting6 defines t1e st!le in 71ic1 t1e client is dis%la!ed5
Conte*t setting6 s7itc1es to t1e setting of t1e last time 71en certain function is
enabled5
.*.* System Data Bac/u) and &estore
41e s!stem data includes6
ecurit! data
(og data
9E alarm data
Performance data
41e s!stem data can be bac8ed u% automaticall! or manuall!5 41e data t1at is
bac8ed u% can be reco<ered manuall! onl!5
In addition+ t1e s!stem su%%orts t1e "eritas-based s!stem bac8 u% solution from t1e
t1ird %art!5 41e solution can bac8 u% t1e 71ole s!stem5
41e bac8u% of t1e 71ole s!stem in<ol<es t1e bac8u% of6
@%erating s!stem
$atabase
M2000 a%%lications
#elated data
,ou can e*ecute bac8u% and restore o%erations t1roug1 t1e "eritas interface5
;utomatic and manual bac8u% are su%%orted on t1e M20005
.*." System 2ninsta''in0
/1en t1e M2000 is uninstalled+ t1e s!stem reco<ers to t1e status before installation5

Product $escri%tion
.*.+ C'ient &emote Access
41e M2000 clients communicate 7it1 t1e M2000 ser<er or ser<ers using 4CPIIP5
41us+ t1e clients can remotel! access t1e M2000 ser<er in man! 7a!s5
41e common access modes include6
?sing dial-u% ser<er

41e client dials u% t1e ser<er t1roug1 Public 7itc1ed 4ele%1one 9et7or8
(P49)+ t1us remotel! accessing t1e M2000 ser<er5
?sing Internet or "P9 of net7or8 o%erators

41e client is connected to ser<er directl! in case t1e IP address of t1e ser<er can
be accessed5 In suc1 a situation+ !ou need to set fire7alls to safeguard t1e
net7or85
.*.10 Citri54Based C'ient Access
In t1e Citri* solution+ t1e Citri* ser<er and Citri* clients are included5 ;ll a%%lications
run on t1e Citri* ser<er or on Citri* ser<er grou%s+ 71ile t1e Citri* client %ro<ides onl!
an interface for o%erating on t1ese a%%lications or dis%la!ing t1e o%eration results5
41e Citri* clients communicate 7it1 Citri* ser<er or ser<er grou%s using Inde%endent
Com%uting ;rc1itecture (IC;)5 /1en a%%lications are running+ onl! t1e follo7ing
information is transferred bet7een Citri* ser<er (ser<er grou%s) and Citri* clients6
creen refres1ment
:e!board %ressing
Mouse mo<ement
In t1e M2000 Citri* solution+ t1e Citri* ser<er or Citri* ser<er grou% is de%lo!ed in t1e
net7or8 71ere t1e M2000 ser<er is located5 ,ou can e*ecute o%erations on t1e
M2000 client a%%lications t1at are running on Citri* ser<er or Citri* ser<er grou%
t1roug1 t1e Citri* clients5 In t1is 7a!+ !ou conduct maintenance on t1e net7or8 under
consideration5
/1en using Citri* solution+ !ou onl! need to install Citri* client a%%licationsM t1us
lo7ering t1e re-uirements for user access5 In addition+ t1e re-uirement for band7idt1
bet7een Citri* ser<er and clients is relati<el! lo7+ 71ic1 enables !ou to select access
de<ices and net7or8 fle*ibl!5
41e Citri* solution significantl! im%ro<es t1e securit! control for terminal access5
." Time Mana0ement for the 1ntire -et.or/
.".1 $unction Ty)e
4ime management for entire net7or8 is a common function su%%orted b! all t1e 9Es
instead of IP net7or8ing de<ices5
.".2 Time <one Mana0ement
41e M2000 can deal 7it1 time transient caused b! t1e fact t1at t1e M2000 s!stem is
located in a time Done different from 71ere managed 9Es are located5
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Product $escri%tion
;ccording to t1e demands+ !ou can set to dis%la! on t1e M2000 client6
4ime in t1e time Done 71ere t1e s%ecified 9E is located
4ime in t1e time Done 71ere t1e M2000 ser<er is located

.".! DST Su))orted
41e M2000 s!stem su%%orts t1e da!lig1t sa<ing time ($4) and 1andles t1e time
transient broug1t about b! $45 9ot onl! t1e o%eration time but t1e $4-related
information is dis%la!ed on t1e M2000 client5
.". Time Synchroni:ation for the 1ntire -et.or/
;ccording to t1e 94P or 94P+ t1e M2000 guarantees t1e consistenc! in time for all
t1e 9Es in t1e net7or85 41e reference source for t1e 94P can be M2000 ser<er or
e*ternal time ser<er5
.+ 2T&A- S)ecified $unctions
.+.1 -1 Soft.are Mana0ement
41e M2000 im%lements centraliDed management on soft7are and t1eir %atc1es5
41e soft7are <ersions and t1eir %atc1es for 9Es can be transmitted among M2000
clients+ file ser<er (usuall! t1e M2000 ser<er)+ and 9Es5 In t1is 7a!+ t1e soft7are and
t1eir %atc1es of a <ersion for all 9Es are sa<ed and managed on t1e M2000 ser<er5
,ou can %erform t1e follo7ing o%erations on t1e #9C6
(oading
#olling bac8
;cti<ating %atc1es
;c8no7ledging
?nac8no7ledging
$eleting
,ou can e*ecute t1e follo7ing o%erations on t1e 9ode3 and 4)/6
#emotel! u%grading 9ode3s and 4)/s b! tas8 in batc1es
(oading soft7are based on actual configuration of t1e 9ode3

.+.2 -odeB 8icense Mana0ement
41e M2000 manages 9ode licenses5
41e 9ode3 license management in<ol<es6
"ie7ing license files
"ie7ing license information on t1e 9ode3
!nc1roniDing license information
Issuing license information


Product $escri%tion
.+.! &A- Sharin0
41e M2000 su%%orts t1e s1aring of #;9 bet7een different o%erators5
41e #;9 s1aring %ro<ides t1e follo7ing functions6
Configuring information of different o%erators su%%orted b! t1e #9C5 41e

information is as follo7s6
9 @%erator name
9 I$
9 MCC
9 M9C
/1en configuring t1e cell data+ s%ecif! an o%erator I$ for t1e cell5 ?sing t1e
o%erator I$+ !ou can c1ec8 to 71ic1 o%erator t1e cell belongs5
41e M2000 su%%orts t1e do7nload of license to 9Es and t1e acti<ation of
license on 9Es5 'or t1e 9ode3+ t1e user first configures control information in
t1e license file5 41e M2000 issues t1e configured control information to 9Es
managed5 41en+ t1e 9Es conduct <alidit! c1ec8 on control information5
41e nort1bound interfaces control t1e data of cells using t1e o%erator I$5 In t1is
7a!+ eac1 o%erator can onl! manage t1e data of cells under control5 41e M2000
su%%orts t1e aut1entication %olic! for user account and %ass7ord 71en t1e
9Ms of different o%erators are connected5 ;t %resent+ t1e nort1bound
interfaces t1at su%%ort t1e #;9 s1aring management are C@#3; alarm
interface and file %erformance interface5
.+. $T, 1ncry)ted Transmission Based on SS8
41e M2000 su%%orts t1e transmission in '4P mode based on (5 4ailored to t1e
demand of carriers for t1e safet! of '4P transmission+ t1e '4P encr!%ted
transmission im%ro<es t1e securit! of data transmission5
; safet! '4P transmission c1annel is establis1ed bet7een M2000 ser<er and 9Es to
transfer t1e M2000 data in encr!%ted mode5 41e su%%orted ( %rotocol <ersions
are ( "250 and ( "3505
.+.% 2T&A- I, -et.or/in0
41e M2000 su%%orts automatic 9ode3 disco<er and automatic IP address allocation
in t1e IP net7or8ing to%olog!5
41e M2000 su%%orts t1e automatic s7itc1o<er of dual IP addresses for t1e 9ode3 to
guarantee t1e s!stem reliabilit!5
.+.( -1 Data Bac/u)
41e M2000 bac8s u% t1e data running on 9Es to t1e M2000 ser<er5
41e bac8u% data consists of6
Configuration data
Performance data
;larm data
(og data

Product $escri%tion
,ou can bac8 u% t1e data in t1e follo7ing modes6
In %eriodic mode
3ac8s u% t1e data of all 9Es
In manual mode
3ac8s u% t1e data of t1e s%ecified 9Es
.+.* Custom -1 A'arms
,ou can set alarm se<erit! of 9Es on t1e M20005 41e 9E re%orts alarms based on
t1e modified alarm se<erit!5 In addition+ !ou can s1ield some s%ecified alarms of 9Es5
41e 9E does not re%ort t1e s1ielded alarms5
ome interfaces for e*ternal alarms are %ro<ided for t1e 9ode35 3ased on actual on-
site re-uirements+ !ou can define alarms for 9ode3 %eri%1erals on t1e M2000 to
monitor t1e %erformance of t1e site 71ere t1e 9ode3 is located5
41ese %eri%1erals include6
Po7er e-ui%ment
(ig1tning %rotection e-ui%ment
;ir conditioner
En<ironment monitoring e-ui%ment

41e site %erformance refers to6
@%erating status of t1e 9ode3
@%erating status of t1e %eri%1erals of t1e 9ode3
En<ironment status of t1e site 71ere t1e 9ode3 is located

,ou can define t1e follo7ing attributes of alarms on t1e M2000 )?I6
I$
9ame
e<erit!
.+." &ea'4Time -et.or/ Monitorin0
/it1 t1e real-time net7or8 monitoring+ !ou can6
Monitor t1e status of 8e! resources in t1e net7or85
$etect net7or8 faults in time5
Ensure t1e s!stem securit! during im%ortant %eriods+ suc1 as 1olida!s and
im%ortant conferences5
41is function obtains <alues of :PIs from 9Es in real time and dis%la!s t1em on t1e
client in c1arts5 41is 1el%s !ou 8no7 t1e current net7or8 communication status5
In addition+ t1is function sets ranges for t1e counter <alues5 41e M2000 generates an
alarm 71en t1e <alue e*ceeds t1e range and informs users to 1andle t1e alarm
immediatel!5

Product $escri%tion
.+.+ Centra'i:ed 2ser Mana0ement
41e M2000 manages t1e @FM users in an integrated manner5 41at is+ !ou can
create users on t1e M2000 and set for t1e establis1ed users t1e o%erating aut1orities
(including t1e aut1orit! on t1e M2000 and 9Es)5 ;fter t1e setting+ !ou can log in to
t1e M2000 or to t1e associated (M4 as t1e establis1ed user and e*ecute o%erations5
/1en a user logs in to t1e M2000 client or to t1e (M4+ t1e M2000 <erifies t1e access
aut1orit! of t1e user5 41e M2000 allo7s onl! <alid users to log in and use t1e
o%eration and maintenance s!stem (including t1e M2000 and t1e associated (M4 of
9Es)5
/1en a user e*ecutes o%erations on t1e M2000 client or on t1e (M4+ t1e M2000 also
<erifies t1eir o%erating aut1orit! to %re<ent an! aut1orit! abuse5
4o manage users in an integrated manner+ !ou also need to define for establis1ed
users t1e o%erating aut1orit! on s%ecified MM( grou%s of s%ecified 9Es5 4o ac1ie<e
t1is+ !ou can set for users o%erating aut1orities on6
ome command grou%s of t1e s%ecified 9E
MM( command grou%s of an 9E of a categor!

In t1e latter met1od+ t1e establis1ed user 1as t1e o%erating aut1orit! on MM(
command grou%s of all t1e 9Es of t1is categor!5
41e M2000 monitors t1e usersH o%erations on t1e (M4 in real time5 @n t1e monitoring
interface+ t1e follo7ing information is dis%la!ed6
?ser name
@%eration
4ime
#esult
@%eration terminal
$uring t1e monitoring+ t1e M2000 can force users to e*it from t1e (M4+ 71ic1
%re<ents dangerous o%eration and safeguards t1e s!stem5
41e M2000 collects t1e 9E o%eration logs and securit! logs5 ,ou can -uer! or collect
statistics of t1ese logs on t1e M2000 )?I5
.+.10 -1 Confi0uration
,ou can deli<er eit1er one or se<eral MM( commands to t1e s%ecified 9Es t1roug1
t1e MM( interface on t1e M20005 In t1is 7a!+ !ou configure data of 9Es5 ,ou can first
7rite t1e MM( commands to be e*ecuted into a file+ and t1en e*ecute t1ese MM(
commands t1roug1 t1e MM( interface5
41e sc1eduled tas8s based on MM( commands can also be set5
41e M2000 conducts 9E configuration in batc1es t1roug1 bul8 configuration files
in 5*ml format5 41e bul8 configuration in<ol<es t1e follo7ing o%erations on
configuration data6
!nc1roniDing
Im%orting
E*%orting

Product $escri%tion
C1ec8ing s!nta*
Pre-acti<ating
;cti<ating
#olling bac8
Configuration ser<ices and related data com%l! 7it1 t1e 3)PP s%ecifications5
.+.11 -1 &esources Monitorin0
41e M2000 can <ie7 and monitor t1e status of critical 9E resources in real time5
41e critical resources include6
CP?
3oard
(in8
Port
Cell information
In addition+ t1e M2000 can stimulate de<ice %anels of eac1 9E5
41roug1 gra%1ic simulation %anels+ !ou can6
C1ec8 1ard7are configurations of 9E de<ices (including subrac8s+ frames+

boards+ %orts)
C1ec8 1ard7are-related alarms of 9E de<ices
Maintenance t1e de<ices (suc1 as resetting boards)

41e M2000 also uses re%orts to offer detailed information on t1e follo7ing s%ecified
items6
9E
(in8
#esources
.+.12 Si0na'in0 Tracin0
ignaling tracing is a 8e! a%%roac1 to locating faults5 41e M2000 traces user
signaling messages of 9Es5
Create message tracing tas8s on t1e M2000 client+ and !ou can s%ecif! an 9E user
to trace its signaling messages in real time5 In addition+ !ou can sa<e t1ese signaling
messages into files for later -uer!5
.+.1! In#entory Mana0ement
41e M2000 im%lements t1e centraliDed management on t1e information about
%1!sical and logical assets of 9Es5
41e M2000 allo7s !ou to %erform t1e follo7ing functions on t1e in<entor! data6
3ro7sing
Euer!ing
Maintaining

Product $escri%tion
!nc1roniDing
Im%orting
E*%orting
.+.1 7M Scri)t De#e'o)ment
41e M2000 %ro<ides a %latform for scri%t de<elo%ment5 41e scri%t de<elo%ment
includes6

,ou can use t1e scri%t de<elo%ment %latform to edit or run .( to realiDe automatic
routine maintenance5
41e .( em%lo!s a grou% of .( 'oundation Com%onent (.'C) to meet t1e routine
maintenance re-uirements6
im%le statements
Com%ound statements
MM( commands
$atabase access
In%utI@ut%ut
'4P
'ile o%eration
4ime o%eration
.+.1% -1 Automatic Disco#erin0
41is function enables !ou to searc1 for t1e 9ode3s on t1e net7or8 b! t1e #9C
configuration and add t1e found 9ode3s to M2000 management5 47o searc1 modes
are a<ailable+ t1at is+ manual searc1 and automatic searc15
41is describes 1o7 to automaticall! searc1 for 9ode3s5 41e automatic searc1ing
function 1el%s !ou 8no7 information about t1e 9ode3s under an #9C suc1 as t1e
total number of 9ode3s under one #9C+ t1e number of 9ode3s t1at connect to t1e
M2000+ t1e number of 9ode3s 71ose names are du%licate+ and t1e number of
9ode3s 71ose IP addresses are du%licate5
.+.1( 3ra)hic Monitorin0
41e ?4#;9 gra%1ic monitoring refers to t1e real-time monitoring on gra%1ic
?4#;9 obCects5 41e monitoring c1ec8s t1e follo7ing information6
Configuration status of eac1 monitored obCects
Performance :PI
;larm information
41e ?4#;9 gra%1ic monitoring offers !ou a com%lete <ie7 on an interface to
facilitate !our c1ec8 on t1e 9E configurations5
41e 9E configuration information includes6
.ard7are configuration of t1e monitored 9Es


Product $escri%tion
Interface configuration of t1e monitored 9Es

In t1e ?4#;9 gra%1ic monitoring+ !ou can also obtain t1e alarm statistics and
%erformance anal!sis on configured obCects5
'or different 9Es+ t1e obCects t1at can be monitored are different5
41e follo7ing lists t1e monitored obCects for different 9Es6
#9C
9 9E alarm
9 9E connection status
9 :PI of t1e #9C
9ode3
9 9E alarm
Cell
9 Cell alarm
9 Cell status
9 :PI of a cell
9 Cell acti<ation and deacti<ation
.+.1* 2T&A- 3ra)hic Confi0uration
41e M2000 %ro<ides t1e CME as an integrated solution for 9E configuration in
se<eral #9s in t1e ?4#;95 41e de%lo!ment of t1e CME <aries according to t1e
data configuration5
Inde%endent of t1e M20006 41e CME runs inde%endentl!5 It is not integrated 7it1
t1e M2000 s!stem5 In addition+ it does not connect 7it1 t1e current net7or8 in
real time5
Integrated 7it1 t1e M20006 41e CME is integrated 7it1 t1e M2000 s!stem and
can connect 7it1 t1e current net7or8 in real time5
41e CME configure t1e de<ice %arameters+ radio %arameters+ and transmission
%arameters t1roug1 t1e gra%1ic interface5 41ese %arameters include t1e %arameters
of6
Cabinet+ subrac8+ and board
E1I41 %ort+ 'E net7or8 %ort+ and 4M o%tical %ort
)P and electric adCustment antennaIub interface
Iur interface
Iu-C interface
Iu-P interface
Iu-3C interface
Cells
9eig1bors
In addition to basic %arameter configuration+ t1e M2000 also %ro<ides6
3ase stationICell configuration tem%lates


Product $escri%tion
Multi%le tas8-oriented configuration 7iDards
Im%ortingIE*%orting %lanned data
#ule c1ec8+ consistenc! c1ec8+ %arameter com%arison+ and fast searc1 of

configuration data
Consistenc! c1ec8 and refres1 of Iub interface data and 7ireless data of
neig1bor #9Cs
41e configuration data of 9Es is classified into data of a current area and data of
multi%le %lanned areas5 41e data of t1e current area indicates t1e data t1at ta8es
effect on t1e current 9Es5 41e %lanned area refers to t1e 7or8ing area for t1e users
to modif! t1e data5
;fter configuring data in %lanned areas+ !ou can e*%ort t1e %lanned data as scri%ts
for data configuration5 41e M2000 deli<ers t1ese scri%ts to 9Es immediatel! or on a
sc1eduled basis5 In t1is 7a!+ t1e %lanned data is con<erted into current data5
41e M2000 1as a configuration tem%late for sites or cells and a tas8-oriented
configuration 7iDard5 In addition+ t1e M2000 can im%ort interface %arameters of
<arious t!%es and net7or8ing %lanning %arameters into t1e s!stem+ t1us generating a
%lanned area5
41e M2000 also conducts regular c1ec8 on configuration data5
41e regular c1ec8 includes6
$ata correctness c1ec8
$ata redundanc! c1ec8
$ata integrit! c1ec8
Com%arison of radio algorit1m %arameters+ including consistenc! c1ec8 and

refres1ment bet7een Iub interface data and radio data bet7een #9Cs5
.+.1" -et.or/ Hea'th Chec/
41e net7or8 1ealt1 c1ec8 enables !ou to find t1e 1idden %roblems of de<ices5 41us+
se<ere accidents are a<oided and %ro%er o%eration of current de<ices is ensured5
9E de<ices and status of t1e M2000 C1ec8

$e<ice c1ec8 enables !ou to c1ec8 t1e status of t1e M2000 and 9E de<ices
suc1 as t1e #9C and 9ode35 41is c1ec8 also e*%orts c1ec8 re%orts in 51tml
format5
9E alarm C1ec8
3! using t1e alarm c1ec8 function+ t1e M2000 anal!Des 9E alarm trends+
com%arisons bet7een alarms+ 4o%9 alarm features+ alarm maintenance+ and
fault alarms5 41is c1ec8 also e*%orts c1ec8 re%orts in 51tml format5
Performance of t1e 9E de<ices C1ec8

Performance c1ec8 enables !ou to c1ec8 t1e %erformance of t1e #9C5 ,ou can
collect statistics of t1e :PIs and e*%ort c1ec8 re%orts in 51tml format5

Product $escri%tion
.10 3BSS S)ecified $unctions
.10.1 -1 Soft.are Mana0ement
41e M2000 im%lements centraliDed management on soft7are and t1eir %atc1es5
41e soft7are <ersions and t1eir %atc1es for 9Es can be transmitted among M2000
clients+ file ser<er (usuall! t1e M2000 ser<er)+ and 9Es5 In t1is 7a!+ t1e soft7are and
t1eir %atc1es of a <ersion for all 9Es are sa<ed and managed on t1e M2000 ser<er5
,ou can %erform t1e follo7ing o%erations on t1e 3C6
(oading
#olling bac8
;cti<ating %atc1es
;c8no7ledging
?nac8no7ledging
$eleting
3esides t1e ste%-b!-ste% u%grade+ t1e M2000 %ro<ides t1e 7iDard for t1e u%grade of
t1e 3C5
41e M2000 allo7s !ou to remotel! u%grade t1e 3C b! tas8 in batc1es5
.10.2 Custom -1 A'arms
,ou can set alarm se<erit! of 9Es on t1e M20005 41e 9E re%orts alarms based on
t1e modified alarm se<erit!5 In addition+ !ou can s1ield some s%ecified alarms of 9Es5
41e 9E does not re%ort t1e s1ielded alarms5
ome interfaces for e*ternal alarms are %ro<ided for t1e 3C5 3ased on actual on-
site re-uirements+ !ou can define alarms for 3C %eri%1erals on t1e M2000 to
monitor t1e %erformance of t1e site 71ere t1e 3C is located5
41ese %eri%1erals include6
Po7er e-ui%ment
(ig1tning %rotection e-ui%ment
;ir conditioner
En<ironment monitoring e-ui%ment

41e site %erformance refers to6
@%erating status of t1e 3C
@%erating status of t1e %eri%1erals of t1e 3C
En<ironment status of t1e site 71ere t1e 3C is located

,ou can define t1e follo7ing attributes of alarms on t1e M20006
I$
9ame
e<erit!

Product $escri%tion
.10.! BTS 8icense Mana0ement
41e M2000 manages 34 licenses5
41e 34 license management in<ol<es6
"ie7ing license files
"ie7ing license information on t1e 34
!nc1roniDing license information
Issuing license information

41e M2000 allo7s !ou to allocate t1e license resources of 9Es in a s1ared grou%5 In
t1is 7a!+ !ou can fle*ibl! use t1e e*isting license resources5
.10. -1 Confi0uration
,ou can issue eit1er one or se<eral MM( commands to a %re-defined 9E t1roug1 t1e
MM( interface on t1e M2000 to configure t1e data of 9Es5 ,ou can 7rite t1e MM(
commands to be e*ecuted into a file+ and t1en run t1ese MM( commands in batc1es
t1roug1 t1e MM( interface5
.10.% In#entory Mana0ement
3ro7sing
Euer!ing
Maintaining
!nc1roniDing
Im%orting
E*%orting
.10.( -1 Automatic Disco#erin0
41is function enables !ou to searc1 for t1e 34s on t1e net7or8 b! t1e 3C
configuration and add t1e found 34s to M2000 management5 47o searc1 modes
are a<ailable+ t1at is+ manual searc1 and automatic searc15
41is describes 1o7 to automaticall! searc1 for 34s5 41e automatic searc1ing
function 1el%s !ou 8no7 information about t1e 34s under an 3C suc1 as t1e total
number of 34s under one 3C+ t1e number of 34s t1at connect to t1e M2000+ t1e
number of 34s 71ose names are du%licate+ and t1e number of 34s 71ose IP
addresses are du%licate5
.10.* -et.or/ Hea'th Chec/
41e )3 9Es su%%ort t1e net7or8 1ealt1 c1ec8 function5
41e net7or8 1ealt1 c1ec8 enables !ou to find t1e 1idden %roblems of de<ices5 41us+
se<ere accidents are a<oided and %ro%er o%eration of current de<ices is ensured5

Product $escri%tion
41e net7or8 1ealt1 c1ec8 includes6
9E de<ices and status of t1e M2000 C1ec8

$e<ice c1ec8 is used to c1ec8 t1e status of t1e M2000 and 9E de<ices suc1 as
t1e 3C>0005 41is c1ec8 also e*%orts c1ec8 re%orts in 51tml format5
9E alarm C1ec8
3! using t1e alarm c1ec8 function+ t1e M2000 anal!Des 9E alarm trends+
com%arisons bet7een alarms+ 4o%9 alarm features+ alarm maintenance+ and
fault alarms5 41is c1ec8 also e*%orts c1ec8 re%orts in 51tml format5
Performance of t1e 9E de<ices C1ec8

Performance c1ec8 enables !ou to c1ec8 t1e %erformance of t1e 3C32 and
3C>0005 ,ou can collect statistics of t1e :PIs and e*%ort c1ec8 re%orts in 51tml
format5
.10." 3ra)hic Monitorin0
41e )3 gra%1ic monitoring refers to t1e real-time monitoring on gra%1ic )3
obCects5
41e )3 gra%1ic monitoring c1ec8s t1e follo7ing information6
Configuration status of monitored obCects
Performance :PI
;larm information
41e )3 gra%1ic monitoring %ro<ides a %anoramic <ie7 of t1e o%erating e-ui%ment
to facilitate !our c1ec8 on t1e 9E configurations5
41e follo7ing configuration information about monitored 9Es is %ro<ided6
.ard7are
Interface
In t1e )3 gra%1ic monitoring+ !ou can also obtain t1e alarm statistics and
%erformance anal!sis based on configured obCects5
41e )3 gra%1ic monitoring monitors t1e follo7ing obCects6
3C
9 9E alarm
9 :PI of t1e 3C
34
9 9E alarm
.10.+ 3ra)hic Confi0uration
41e CME %ro<ided b! t1e M2000 ser<es as an integrated solution to data
configuration in a )3 net7or85
41e data-configuration-based-on-scenario function in t1e CME %ro<ides t1e follo7ing
benefits6
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Product $escri%tion
atisf!ing t1e o%eratorsH re-uirements on data configuration in t1e net7or8

maintenance and adCustment %1ases
$ecreasing t1e com%le*it! of t1e data configuration in a )3 net7or8
a<ing t1e customersH com%osite maintenance cost
Im%ro<ing t1e reliabilit! of t1e e-ui%ment in a )3 net7or8

41e CME %erforms t1e follo7ing functions6
"alidating t1e modified configuration data on 9Es

If t1e CME is running on t1e M2000+ start t1e CME client t1roug1 t1e M2000
client5 ;fter configuring t1e data on t1e CME client+ enable t1e data acti<ation
function on t1e M2000 to <alidate t1e modified configured data on 9Es5
)rou%ing t1e 9E configuration data into one current area and se<eral %lanned
areas
9 41e data in t1e current area indicates t1at t1e data is <alid on t1e current 9E5
9 41e data in t1e %lanned area indicates t1at t1e data is being modified5
4!%ing t1e on-site radio %arameters into tem%late files

;s a resource for CME in%ut or out%ut+ t1e tem%late file %ro<ides !ou to modif!
t1e radio %arameters in batc1es in a closed-loo% manner5 41e %arameters
contained in t1e tem%late file can be categoriDed into t1e follo7ing t!%es6
9 ;#'C9s of a cell
9 9umber of e*ternal cells for a 2) net7or8
9 9umber of e*ternal cells for a 3) net7or8
9 Cell attributes
9 9eig1boring cell relations1i%
41e CME uses t1e gra%1ic interfaces to configure 9E radio %arameters+ ;#'C9+
e*ternal cells+ and neig1boring cell relations1i%5
Concrete %arameters are as follo7s6
9et7or8 o%timiDation %arameters

9 3asic attribute %arameters
9 Idle %arameters
9 Call control data
9 .ando<er data
9 Po7er control data
9 C1annel management %arameters
C1annel attribute
Carrier attribute
9 ;#'C9 attribute
9 ignaling lin8 setting
9 C1annel attributes
9 E-ui%ment attributes
9 #adio lin8 alarm %arameter
9 #eser<ed %arameter
Carrier ;#'C9

Product $escri%tion
.o%%ing mode
E*ternal cells
9eig1boring cell relations1i%

3esides t1e basic functions mentioned %re<iousl!+ t1e CME %ro<ides t1e follo7ing
<alue-added functions6
Intra- or inter-tec1nolog! o%erations bet7een 2) and 3) tec1nologies (Intra- or

inter-tec1nolog! o%erations %erformed in t1e 3C and #9C b! using t1e CME)
ite s7a% (In t1e net7or8 o%timiDation or net7or8 e*%ansion+ configure t1e
subrac8+ %ort+ or cell of t1e 34s belonging to t1e same or different 3Cs based
on t1e o%eratorsH re-uirements5 41e CME can automaticall! adCust t1e
neig1boring cell relations1i%)5
Im%ort or e*%ort of %lanning data
#ule c1ec8+ consistenc! c1ec8+ -uic8 retrie<al on t1e configuration data
$ata configuration scri%t

;fter configuring t1e data in t1e %lanned area+ !ou can e*%ort t1e modified data
into a data configuration scri%t5 41e data configuration scri%t is issued to 9Es
immediatel! or regularl! to <alidate t1e data on t1e 9E5
41e CME %ro<ides rule c1ec8 on t1e configuration data5 41e rule c1ec8 consists of6
$ata consistenc! c1ec8
?ni-directional neig1boring relations1i% c1ec8
$ata conflict c1ec8
#e<ie7 of modification re%ort

.11 C- S)ecified $unctions
.11.1 -1 Soft.are Mana0ement
41e M2000 manages 9E soft7are and its %atc1es in an integrated manner5
41e M2000 manages soft7are and t1eir %atc1es for 9Es in an integrated manner5
41e soft7are <ersions and t1eir %atc1es of 9Es can be transferred bet7een M2000
clients+ file ser<er (usuall! M2000 ser<er)+ and 9Es5 In t1is 7a!+ t1e soft7are <ersions
and t1eir %atc1es are sa<ed and managed on file ser<er5
,ou can e*ecute t1e follo7ing o%erations on t1e soft7are <ersions6
(oading
#olling bac8
;cti<ating %atc1es
;c8no7ledging
?nac8no7ledging
$eleting
,ou can also remotel! u%date t1e M)/ b! tas8 in batc1es5

Product $escri%tion
3esides t1e ste%-b!-ste% u%grade+ t1e M2000 %ro<ides t1e 7iDard for t1e u%grade of
t1e MC er<er5
.11.2 -1 Data Bac/u)
41e M2000 bac8s u% t1e data running on 9Es to t1e M2000 ser<er5
41e bac8u% data consists of6
Configuration data
Performance data
;larm data
(og data
,ou can bac8 u% t1e data6
In %eriodic mode
3ac8s u% t1e data of all t1e 9Es
In manual mode
3ac8s u% t1e data of t1e s%ecified 9Es
.11.! Custom -1 A'arms
,ou can set or modif! alarm se<erit! of 9Es on t1e M20005 41e 9E re%orts alarms
based on t1e modified alarm se<erit!5 In addition+ some s%ecified alarms of 9Es can
be s1ielded5 ;fter t1e s1ield+ t1e 9E does not re%ort t1is alarm5
.11. &ea'4Time Monitorin0
/it1 t1e real-time monitoring+ !ou can6
Monitor t1e status of 8e! resources in t1e s!stem5
$etect net7or8 faults in time5
Ensure t1e s!stem securit! during im%ortant %eriods+ suc1 as 1olida!s and
im%ortant conferences5
41is function obtains <alues of :PIs from 9Es in real time and dis%la!s t1em on t1e
client in c1arts5 41is 1el%s !ou 8no7 t1e current net7or8 communication status5
In addition+ t1is function sets ranges for t1e counter <alues5 41e M2000 generates an
alarm 71en t1e <alue e*ceeds t1e range5
.11.% Centra'i:ed 2ser Mana0ement
41e M2000 manages t1e @M users in an integrated manner5 41at is+ !ou can create
users on t1e M2000 and set for t1e establis1ed users t1e o%erating aut1orities
(including t1e aut1orit! on t1e M2000 and 9Es)5 ;fter t1e setting+ !ou can log in to
t1e M2000 or to t1e associated (M4 as t1e establis1ed user and e*ecute o%erations5
/1en a user logs in to t1e M2000 client or to t1e (M4+ t1e M2000 <erifies t1e access
aut1orit! of t1e user5 41e M2000 allo7s onl! <alid users to log in and use t1e
o%eration and maintenance s!stem (including t1e M2000 and t1e associated (M4 of
9Es)5

Product $escri%tion
/1en a user e*ecutes o%erations on t1e M2000 client or on t1e (M4+ t1e M2000 also
<erifies t1eir o%erating aut1orit! to %re<ent an! aut1orit! abuse5
4o manage users in an integrated manner+ !ou also need to define for establis1ed
users t1e o%erating aut1orit! on s%ecified MM( grou%s of s%ecified 9Es5 4o ac1ie<e
t1is+ !ou can set for users o%erating aut1orities on6
ome command grou%s of t1e s%ecified 9E
MM( command grou%s of an 9E of a categor!

In t1e latter met1od+ t1e establis1ed user 1as t1e o%erating aut1orit! on MM(
command grou%s of all t1e 9Es of t1is categor!5
41e M2000 monitors t1e usersH o%erations on t1e (M4 in real time5 @n t1e monitoring
interface+ t1e follo7ing information is dis%la!ed6
?ser name
@%eration
4ime
#esult
@%eration terminal
$uring t1e monitoring+ t1e M2000 can force users to e*it from t1e (M4+ 71ic1
%re<ents dangerous o%eration and safeguards t1e s!stem5
41e M2000 collects t1e 9E o%eration logs and securit! logs5 ,ou can -uer! or collect
statistics of t1ese logs on t1e M2000 )?I5
.11.( -1 Confi0uration
,ou can deli<er eit1er one or se<eral MM( commands to t1e s%ecified 9Es t1roug1
t1e MM( interface on t1e M20005 In t1is 7a!+ !ou configure data for 9Es5 ,ou can
first 7rite t1e MM( commands to be e*ecuted into a file+ and t1en e*ecute t1ese
MM( commands t1roug1 t1e MM( interface5
41e M2000 conducts 9E configuration in batc1es t1roug1 bul8 configuration files
in 5*ml format5 41e bul8 configuration in<ol<es t1e follo7ing o%erations on
configuration data6
!nc1roniDing
Im%orting
E*%orting
C1ec8ing s!nta*
Pre-acti<ating
;cti<ating
#olling bac8
Configuration ser<ices and related data com%l! 7it1 t1e 3)PP s%ecifications5
.11.* -1 &esource Monitorin0
41e M2000 can <ie7 and monitor t1e status of critical 9E resources in real time5
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Product $escri%tion
41e critical resources include6
CP?
3oard
(in8
Port
Cell information
In addition+ t1e M2000 can stimulate de<ice %anels of eac1 9E5
41roug1 gra%1ic simulation %anels+ !ou can6
C1ec8 1ard7are configurations of 9E de<ices (including subrac8s+ frames+

boards+ %orts)
C1ec8 1ard7are-related alarms of 9E de<ices
Maintenance t1e de<ices (suc1 as resetting boards)

41e M2000 also uses re%orts to offer detailed information on t1e follo7ing s%ecified
items6
9E
(in8
#esources
.11." In#entory Mana0ement
3ro7sing
Euer!ing
Maintaining
!nc1roniDing
Im%orting
E*%orting
.11.+ Si0na'in0 Tracin0
ignaling tracing is a 8e! a%%roac1 to locating faults5 41e M2000 traces user
signaling messages of 9Es5
Create message tracing tas8s on t1e M2000 client+ and !ou can s%ecif! an 9E user
to trace its signaling messages in real time5 In addition+ !ou can sa<e t1ese signaling
messages into files for later -uer!5
.11.10 7M Scri)t De#e'o)ment
41e M2000 %ro<ides a %latform for scri%t de<elo%ment5 41e scri%t de<elo%ment
includes6


Product $escri%tion

,ou can use t1e scri%t de<elo%ment %latform to edit or run .( to realiDe automatic
routine maintenance5
41e .( em%lo!s a grou% of .( 'oundation Com%onent (.'C) to meet t1e routine
maintenance re-uirements6
im%le statements
Com%ound statements
MM( commands
$atabase access
In%utI@ut%ut
'4P
'ile o%eration
4ime o%eration
.11.11 Dua'4Homin0 Mana0ement
/1en t1e dual-1oming net7or8ing mode is em%lo!ed bet7een t1e MC ser<er and
t1e M)/+ !ou can bro7se t1e information and status of dual-1oming on t1e M2000
to%olog! <ie75
In dual-1oming net7or8ing mode+ !ou can deli<er configurations of related
%arameters to se<eral associated 9Es t1roug1 M2000 )?I5
.11.12 MSC ,oo' Mana0ement
41e MC %ool c1anges t1e one-to-man! tree to%olog! structure bet7een a C9 node
and #;9 nodes to t1e man!-to-man! mes1 to%olog! structure+ 71ic1 is different from
traditional net7or8 %lanning5 41e MC ser<ers in t1e %ool are e<enl! distributed to
%erform load balancing5 If an MC ser<er in t1e %ool incurs a fault+ t1e ot1er MC
ser<ers ta8e o<er t1e users of t1e fault! MC ser<er5 41us+ net7or8 disaster
tolerance is im%lemented5
41e M2000 %ro<ides t1e follo7ing management functions of t1e MC %ool6
Managing t1e %arameters related to %ool features

41e M2000 centraliDes t1e configuration and management of t1e %arameters
related to t1e features of t1e MC %ool5
Monitoring t1e load of t1e MC ser<er in real time during t1e s1ortest %eriod+
t1at is+ 30s
@n t1e MC er<er+ t1e M2000 monitors t1e number of idle users+ t1e number
of %o7er-off users+ t1e number of total users+ and CP? occu%anc!5 41e M2000
also monitors t1e number of conte*ts on t1e M)/5 41e s1ortest %eriod for
refres1ing statistics is 30s5
Collecting t1e global %erformance statistics of t1e MC %ool

41e M2000 summariDes common :PI counters at t1e le<el of t1e MC %ool and
%ro<ides t1e global :PI counters of t1e MC %ool5
C1ec8ing data consistenc! and s!nc1roniDing data

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41e M2000 c1ec8s on sc1edule or %eriodicall! 71et1er t1e configuration data of
eac1 9E in t1e %ool is consistent5 In case of inconsistenc!+ t1e M2000 generates
a s!nc1roniDation scri%t to enable data consistenc!5
4ransferring of users in t1e %ool

41e M2000 can create transfer tas8s and monitor transfer status5
.11.1! Area4Based ,ri#i'e0e Mana0ement of Mu'ti4Area
-et.or/s
/1en t1e e-ui%ment in t1e C9 is in a multi-area net7or8+ t1e area-based %ri<ilege
management is su%%orted5 4o be s%ecific+ t1e obCects in t1e multi-area are di<ided
into different areas5 41e M2000 grants o%erating aut1orit! to user domains5 In t1is
7a!+ users t1at are granted 7it1 o%erating aut1orit! can o%erate and maintain obCects
in t1e area5
?sers on t1e M2000 are di<ided into t7o categories6
Public domain users

#efer to users t1at can o%erate on all t1e obCects
Pri<ate domain users

#efer to users t1at can o%erate on onl! obCects t1at belong to t1e same area
,ou can e*ecute t1e follo7ing o%erations on t1e areas6
;dding
Modif!ing
$eleting
3ro7sing
,ou can also grant or cancel t1e o%erating aut1orit! for user domains5
.11.1 Audio $i'e Mana0ement
41e M2000 1el%s !ou centraliDe t1e management of audio files5 3! using t1e M2000+
!ou can6
?%load and do7nload audio files among t1e M2000 ser<er+ t1e M2000 client+
and 9E 3;Ms5
(oad t1e audio files on t1e ?M) 3;M t1roug1 t1e M2000 client to a board and
acti<ate t1e audio files5
C1ec8 71et1er t1e audio files in t1e M2000 <ersion list+ t1e configuration data of
t1e Mfot03000+ and t1e audio files on t1e ?M) @M? are consistent5
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% &e'iabi'ity
%.1 About This Cha)ter
41e M2000 reliabilit! includes6
!stem #eliabilit!
.ard7are #eliabilit!
oft7are #eliabilit!
%.2 System &e'iabi'ity
41e s!stem reliabilit! includes6
$ata ecurit!
@%eration ecurit!
%.2.1 Data Security
;ll t1e M2000 s!stem data+ suc1 as t1e %erformance data+ alarm data+ configuration
data+ securit! data+ and log data+ is sa<ed in t1e database of t1e M2000 ser<er5 41e
1ig1 securit! of t1e database+ and t1e bac8u% and restore mec1anism ensure t1e
reliabilit! of s!stem data5
Bac/u) Mechanism
41e M2000 bac8s u% t1e s!stem data in sc1eduled or manual modes5
'or t1e sc1eduled bac8u%+ !ou can set t1e bac8u% %eriod5 'or t1e manual bac8u%+
!ou can bac8 u% t1e data at an! time5
,ou can e*%ort t1e bac8u% data into an e*ternal media5
&estore Mechanism
If t1e s!stem data is damaged because of s!stem or u%grade failures+ !ou can
restore t1e s!stem data to t1e latest data bac8u% using t1e M2000 restore
mec1anism5

Product $escri%tion
6eritas System Bac/u) and &estoration So'ution
41e t1ird-%art! "eritas solution a%%lies to bac8ing u% t1e 71ole s!stem+ including t1e
ser<er and dis8 arra!5
41e "eritas solution bac8s u% t1e follo7ing data6
@%erating s!stem
$atabase
er<er a%%lication
@t1er rele<ant data

,ou can bac8 u% t1e data described %re<iousl! to a ta%e or ta%e dri<e5
;fter !ou bac8 u% t1e s!stem t1roug1 t1e "eritas solution+ !ou can use t1e bac8u%
data to restore t1e s!stem to t1e latest bac8u% e<en 71en t1e o%erating s!stem is
damaged5
%.2.2 7)eration Security
8o0in Contro'
41e M2000 s%ecifies t1e ma*imum number of login attem%ts5
If t1e number of login attem%ts of a user e*ceeds t1e ma*imum number+ t1e M2000
loc8s t1is user+ records t1e failure information in t1e s!stem log+ and generates an
internal alarm5
41e M2000 unloc8s t1e user after t1e loc8ing %eriod is u%5 ,ou can define t1e loc8ing
%eriod5
2ser Monitorin0
41e M2000 monitors o%erations of all users+ and generates maintenance re%orts5
41e user admin 1as t1e %ri<ilege to force an! user to e*it5
7)eration Confirmation
41e M2000 %ro<ides t1e function of confirming im%ortant or global o%erations5
%.! Hard.are &e'iabi'ity
41e M2000 su%%orts t1e follo7ing four modes for 1ard7are configuration6
ingle-ser<er mode
In single-ser<er mode+ t1e M2000 com%rises one ser<er and a dis8 arra!+ 71ic1
is o%tional5 41e single-ser<er mode su%%orts dis8 mirroring5 41e M2000 in
single-ser<er mode features eas!-to-install and cost-effecti<e5
$ual-ser<er mode
41roug1 t1e cluster soft7are+ t7o ser<ers form an .; s!stem 7or8 in
acti<eIstandb! mode for mutual redundanc!5 41e .; s!stem o%erates
continuousl! and reliabl!5
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9 mode
In 9 mode+ t1e M2000 com%rises one master ser<er and 9J1 sla<e ser<ers5 41is
mode se%arates data %rocessing from data storage and distributes %erformance
data to different sla<e ser<ers5 41us+ t1is mode effecti<el! manages a large
number of %erformance data5
9K1 mode
In 9K1 mode+ t1e M2000 com%rises one master ser<er+ one standb! ser<er+ and
9J1 sla<e ser<er5 41roug1 t1e "C soft7are+ t1ese ser<ers form a ( s!stem
7it1 9 %rocessing nodes+ t1us en1ancing t1e %rocessing ca%abilit! of t1e
M20005 3! using one standb! ser<er as redundanc!+ t1e M2000 ensures its 1ig1
a<ailabilit!5 41e standb! ser<er cannot ser<e as t1e redundanc! of t1e master
ser<er and a sla<e ser<er at t1e same time5
9K2 mode
In 9K2 mode+ t1e M2000 com%rises one master ser<er+ t7o standb! ser<ers+
and 9J1 sla<e ser<er5 41roug1 t1e "C soft7are+ t1ese ser<ers form a (
s!stem 7it1 9 %rocessing nodes+ t1us en1ancing t1e %rocessing ca%abilit! of t1e
M20005 3! using t7o standb! ser<ers for redundanc!+ t1e M2000 ensures its
1ig1 a<ailabilit!5 @ne standb! ser<er acts as t1e redundant ser<er of t1e master
ser<er5 41e ot1er one acts as a sla<e ser<er for redundanc!5
41e M2000 uses t1e net7or8ing of dual @FM %lanes5 47o inde%endent
communication lin8s form t1e @FM net7or85 41e M2000 detects t1e communication
status of t1ese t7o lin8s+ and s7itc1es communications to t1e standb! %lane
automaticall! 71en detecting faults on t1e acti<e %lane5 41e dual @FM %lanes
guarantees reliabilit! of t1e @FM net7or85
%. Soft.are &e'iabi'ity
41e M2000 uses t1e self-%rotection mec1anism and c1ec8s t1e status of all M2000
ser<ices %eriodicall!5 'or an! faults t1at are detected+ t1e M2000 records t1e fault
information in t1e s!stem log+ and t1en clears t1e fault or generates an alarm to
re-uest for manual treatment5
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Product $escri%tion
( Technica' S)ecifications
(.1 About This Cha)ter
41is c1a%ter lists s!stem s%ecifications+ including
Performance %ecifications
P1!sical and Electrical %ecifications
#eliabilit! %ecifications
Com%liant afet! tandards
EMC %ecifications
En<ironmental #e-uirements
(.2 ,erformance S)ecifications
(.2.1 7#er#ie.
41e s!stem %erformance s%ecifications include6
!stem Ca%acit!
3and7idt1
Performance $ata Processing Ca%acit!
;larm $ata torage Ca%acit!
;larm Processing Ca%acit!
9umber of Clients imultaneousl! tarted on t1e er<er

(.2.2 System Ca)acity
41e M2000 calculates t1e s!stem ca%acit! b! use of e-ui<alent 9Es5 In addition+ !ou
need to configure t1e ser<er based on t1e number of e-ui<alent 9Es5 41e s!stem
ca%acit! is directl! related to t1e number of e-ui<alent 9Es5 41erefore+ t1e
calculation of e-ui<alent 9Es is -uite im%ortant5 41e management ca%acit! of t1e
M2000 <aries de%ending on t1e configuration and net7or8ing5

Product $escri%tion
41e number of e-ui<alent 9Es is t1e result of calculating %1!sical 9Es according to
t1e com%le*it! model5 41is number does not ma% to 9Es5 'igure 151 describes t1e
s!stem ca%acit! of t1e single-ser<er s!stem and .; s!stem5
$i0ure 1.1 M2000 s!stem ca%acit! (single s!stem and .; s!stem)
Server 0ardware -ana"ement Capacity
un 9etra 2=0 (2 CP?s) 18 e-ui<alent 9Es
un 'ire "8A0 (2 CP?s) =5 e-ui<alent 9Es
un 'ire "8A0 (= CP?s) 85 e-ui<alent 9Es
un 'ire E=A00 (= CP?s) 110 e-ui<alent 9Es
un 'ire "8A0 (8 CP?s) 150 e-ui<alent 9Es
un 'ire E=A00 (8 CP?s) 200 e-ui<alent 9Es
un 'ire E=A00 (12 CP?s) 250 e-ui<alent 9Es
'igure 152 describes t1e s!stem ca%acit! of t1e ( s!stem5
$i0ure 1.2 M2000 s!stem ca%acit! (( s!stem)
Server 0ardware #umber o+
Servers
-ana"ement Capacity
un 9etra 2=0 (2 CP?s) 2 28 e-ui<alent 9Es
3 =3 e-ui<alent 9Es
= 5B e-ui<alent 9Es
5 B0 e-ui<alent 9Es
> 81 e-ui<alent 9Es
un 'ire "8A0 (8 CP?s) 2 225 e-ui<alent 9Es
3 3=5 e-ui<alent 9Es
= =50 e-ui<alent 9Es
5 >00 e-ui<alent 9Es
> B50 e-ui<alent 9Es
un 'ire E=A00 (8 CP?s) 2 300 e-ui<alent 9Es
3 =>0 e-ui<alent 9Es
= >00 e-ui<alent 9Es
5 800 e-ui<alent 9Es

Product $escri%tion
Server 0ardware #umber o+
Servers
-ana"ement Capacity
> 1000 e-ui<alent 9Es
41e number of e-ui<alent 9Es is associated 7it1 t1e follo7ing factors6
9E t!%e
Performance measurement %eriod
Performance measurement obCect
Performance measurement counter

'or 9Es of t1e same t!%e+ t1e number of e-ui<alent 9Es <aries 7it1 different
measurement re-uirements %ro%osed b! customers5
'igure 153 and 'igure 15= lists t1e number of e-ui<alent 9Es for common
measurement and ma*imum measurement 71en t1e measurement %eriod is >0
minutes5 4o get t1e number of e-ui<alent 9Es for t1e measurements una<ailable in
t1e list+ contact .ua7ei engineers for anal!sis and calculation5 41e number of
e-ui<alent 9Es for t1e IP net7or8ing de<ices is 05
In t1e 'igure 153 and 'igure 15=+ t1e s!mbol L-L indicates t1at t1e measurement re-uirements
for t1e 9E 1a<e no im%act on t1e number of e-ui<alent 9Es5
$i0ure 1.! 9umber of e-ui<alent 9Es for eac1 ?M4 9Es
#E Type Physic
al #E
Euivalent
#E +or
Common
-easurem
ent
Common
-easurem
ent
Euivalent
#E +or
-a6imum
-easurem
ent
-a6imum
-easurement
#9CK9ode3 50 cells 1 Measure onl!
common
counters
155 Measure all counters
and obCects e*ce%t
t1ose for neig1bor
measurement5 41e
follo7ing re-uirements
must be met for t1e
neig1bor
measurement6
If t1e measurement
%eriod is >0 minutes+
t1e number of cells
cannot e*ceed 15005
If t1e measurement
%eriod is 30 minutes+
t1e number of cells
cannot e*ceed 8005

Product $escri%tion
#E Type Physic
al #E
Euivalent
#E +or
Common
-easurem
ent
Common
-easurem
ent
Euivalent
#E +or
-a6imum
-easurem
ent
-a6imum
-easurement
MC er<er
(gate7a!
office)
1 2 Measure
common
counters and
obCects
> Measure all counters
and obCects
MC er<er 1 > Measure
common
counters and
obCects
and obCects
M)/ 1 05B Measure
common
counters and
obCects
15= Measure all counters
and obCects
.(# 1 051 - - -
)9 1 2 - - -
))9 1 051 - - -
C) 1 050= - - -
I/' 1 050= - - -
)B000 1 055 - - -
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Product $escri%tion
$i0ure 1. 9umber of e-ui<alent 9Es for eac1 )M 9Es
#E Type Physic
al #E
Euivalent
#E +or
Common
-easurem
ent
Common
-easurem
ent
Euivalent
#E +or
-a6imum
-easurem
ent
-a6imum
-easurement
3C32K34 120
carriers+
(3
carriers
%er cell)
1 Measure onl!
common
counters
and obCects e*ce%t
t1ose for neig1bor
measurement5 41e
must be met for t1e
neig1bor
measurement6
If t1e measurement
t1e number of cells
cannot e*ceed
150005
If t1e measurement
t1e number of cells
cannot e*ceed
80005
3C>000K3
4 ("ersion
of 3C>000
is "A#1)
150
carriers
+ (3
carriers
%er
cell)
1 Measure onl!
common
counters
and obCects e*ce%t
t1ose for neig1bor
measurement5 41e
must be met for t1e
neig1bor
measurement6
If t1e measurement
t1e number of cells
cannot e*ceed
15005
If t1e measurement
t1e number of cells
cannot e*ceed 8005

Product $escri%tion
#E Type Physic
al #E
Euivalent
#E +or
Common
-easurem
ent
Common
-easurem
ent
Euivalent
#E +or
-a6imum
-easurem
ent
-a6imum
-easurement
3C>000K3
4 ("ersion
of 3C>000
is "A#3)
150
carriers+
(3
carriers
%er cell)
1 Measure onl!
common
counters
and obCects e*ce%t
t1ose for neig1bor
measurement5 41e
must be met for t1e
neig1bor
measurement6
If t1e measurement
t1e number of cells
cannot e*ceed
15005
If t1e measurement
t1e number of cells
cannot e*ceed 8005
3C>000K3
4
("ersion of
3C>000 is
"A#85 41e
PC? is
internall!
installed5
9umber of
e-ui<alent
9Es is not
indi<iduall!
calculated for
t1e PC?5)
150
carriers+
(3
carriers
%er cell)
155 Measure onl!
common
counters+
including P
ser<ice
= Measure all counters
and obCects e*ce%t
t1ose for t1e carrier
slot and neig1bor
measurement5 41e
must be met for t1e
neig1bor
measurement6
If t1e measurement
t1e number of cells
cannot e*ceed
15005
If t1e measurement
t1e number of cells
cannot e*ceed 8005
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Product $escri%tion
#E Type Physic
al #E
Euivalent
#E +or
Common
-easurem
ent
Common
-easurem
ent
Euivalent
#E +or
-a6imum
-easurem
ent
-a6imum
-easurement
)4800
3CK34
120
carriers+
(3
carriers
%er cell)
1 Measure onl!
common
counters
and obCects e*ce%t
t1ose for neig1bor
measurement5 41e
must be met for t1e
neig1bor
measurement6
If t1e measurement
t1e number of cells
cannot e*ceed
150005
If t1e measurement
t1e number of cells
cannot e*ceed
80005
PC?IPC?>0
00
180
carriers+
(3
carriers
%er cell)
1 Measure onl!
common
counters
MC 1 1 - - -
MC er<er
(gate7a!
office)
1 2 Measure
common
counters and
obCects
> Measure all counters
and obCects
MC er<er 1 > Measure
common
counters and
obCects
and obCects
M)/ 1 05B Measure
common
counters and
obCects
15= Measure all counters
and obCects
.(# 1 051 - - -
)9 1 2 - - -
))9 1 051 - - -
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Product $escri%tion
#E Type Physic
al #E
Euivalent
#E +or
Common
-easurem
ent
Common
-easurem
ent
Euivalent
#E +or
-a6imum
-easurem
ent
-a6imum
-easurement
)B000 1 055 - - -
(.2.! Band.idth
41e band7idt1 re-uired bet7een t1e M2000 client and t1e M2000 ser<er is 512
8bitIs5 41e band7idt1 re-uired bet7een t1e 9M and t1e M2000 ser<er is 25> 8bitIs5
41e band7idt1 bet7een t1e M2000 and t1e managed 9Es <aries according to t1e
9E t!%e+ t1e band7idt1 re-uired bet7een t1e IP de<ices and t1e M2000 ser<er is 1>
8bitIs5 41e re-uirement for band7idt1 of t1e 9Es in t1e ?4#;9 and )3 <aries
according to t1e number of managed 9ode3s or 34s5
If 9ode3s are directl! connected to t1e M2000+ t1e re-uired band7idt1 bet7een
eac1 9ode3 and t1e M2000 is >= 8bitIs5
If t1e Citri* net7or8ing solution is used+ t1e re-uired band7idt1 bet7een eac1
o%eration terminal and t1e Citri* ser<er is >= 8bitIs5
'igure 151 lists t1e band7idt1 re-uirements for managing ?4#;9 9Es5
$i0ure 1.1 3and7idt1 re-uirements for managing ?4#;9 9Es (Eac1 9ode3 co<ers
t1ree cells5)
#umber o+ #ode3s on
one R#C
3andwidth reuirement o+ one R#C and
its #ode3s .4bit7s2
100 38=
200 512
=00 B>8
>00 832
800 102=
1000 1152
In t1e 'igure 151+ eac1 9ode3 re-uires a minimum of >= 8bitIs band7idt15 3ased on t1e
band7idt1 multi%le* of t1e current net7or8+ !ou can lo7er t1e re-uirements for total band7idt1
'igure 152 and 'igure 153 lists t1e band7idt1 re-uirements for managing )3 9Es5

Product $escri%tion
$i0ure 1.2 3and7idt1 re-uirements for managing )3 9Es (41e PC? is e*ternall!
installed on t1e 3C5 Eac1 34 co<ers t1ree cells5)
#umber o+ 3TSs on one
3SC
3andwidth reuirement o+ one 3SC and
its 3TSs .4bit7s2
100 38=
200 512
=00 B>8
>00 832
800 102=
1000 1152
$i0ure 1.! 3and7idt1 re-uirements for managing )3 9Es (41e PC? is internall!
installed on t1e 3C5 Eac1 34 co<ers t1ree cells5)
#umber o+ 3TSs on one
3SC
3andwidth reuirement o+ one 3SC and
its 3TSs .4bit7s2
100 ==8
200 >=0
=00 102=
>00 121>
800 153>
1000 1BA2
'igure 15= lists t1e band7idt1 re-uirements for managing C9 9Es5
$i0ure 1. 3and7idt1 re-uirements for managing t1e C9 9Es
C# #E 3andwidth Reuirement .4bit7s2
MC 25>
MC ser<er 512
.(# >=
M)/ >=
)9 128
C) >=
))9 >=
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Product $escri%tion
)B000 >=
I/' >=
;) 128
IPEC-)/ >=
;.# >=
C@(@C: E#"E# >=
@M2>00 25>
PC? >=
'igure 155 lists t1e band7idt1 re-uirements for managing IP#;9 9Es5
$i0ure 1.% 3and7idt1 re-uirements for managing IP#;9 (Eac1 9ode3 co<ers t1ree
cells)
#umber o+ #ode3s on
one R#C
3andwidth reuirement o+ one R#C and
its #ode3s .4bit7s2
100 >=00
200 12800
=00 25>00
>00 38=00
800 51200
1000 >=000
(.2. ,erformance Data Stora0e Ca)acity
41e %erformance data in t1e M2000 can be stored in t7o modes6 database and files5
@nl! t1e latest data is sa<ed in t1e database5 'iles are used for sa<ing data e*%orted
from t1e database5
,ou can set t1e sa<e da!s for t1e data in t1e database5 41e M2000 e*%orts t1e data
t1at e*ceeds t1e sa<e da!s into s%ecified files5 41en+ t1e e*%orted data is remo<ed
from t1e database5
41e %erformance data t1at is stored in t1e database <aries according to different
ser<er model and t1e number of 9Es managed b! t1e M20005
41e ca%acities for storing %erformance data of t1e non-( s!stem are as follo7s6
; un 9etra2=0 ser<er stores t1e %erformance data of at least 151 billion

counters5
; un 'ire "8A0 ser<er stores t1e %erformance data of at least >55 billion
counters5

Product $escri%tion
; un 'ire E=A00 ser<er stores t1e %erformance data of at least 85> billion
counters5
In t1e ( s!stem+ %erformance databases can be distributed to multi%le ser<ers in
t1e follo7ing 7a!s6
@nl! on t1e master ser<er
@nl! on t1e standb! ser<er(s)
@n bot1 t1e master ser<er and t1e sla<e ser<ers

41e number of files containing e*%orted data de%ends on t1e remaining dis8 s%ace of
t1e ser<er5

Product $escri%tion
(.2.% ,erformance Data ,rocessin0 Ca)acity
41e number of managed 9Es and t1e data %rocessing ca%abilit! <ar! based on t1e
ser<er model5
'igure 151 lists t1e %rocessing ca%abilit! of single ser<er s!stem or .; s!stem5
$i0ure 1.1 Performance data %rocessing ca%abilit! (single ser<er s!stem or .; s!stem)
Server -odel Per+ormance Data Processin"
.-essa"e70our2
un 9etra 2=0 (2 CP?s) 152 million
un 'ire "8A0 (2 CP?s) 158 million
un 'ire "8A0 (= CP?s) 35> million
un 'ire E=A00 (= CP?s) =55 million
un 'ire "8A0 (8 CP?s) B52 million
un 'ire E=A00 (8 CP?s) A million
un 'ire E=A00 (12 CP?s) 11 million
'igure 152 lists t1e %rocessing ca%abilit! of ( s!stem5
$i0ure 1.2 Performance data %rocessing ca%abilit! (( s!stem)
Server -odel #umber o+ the
Servers
Per+ormance Data
Processin"
.-essa"e70our2
un 9etra 2=0 (2
CP?s)
2 152 million
3 35> million
= =58 million
5 > million
> B52 million
un 'ire "8A0 (8
CP?s)
2 1=5= million
3 215> million
= 2858 million
5 3> million
> =352 million
un 'ire E=A00 (8
CP?s)
2 18 million
3 2B million

Product $escri%tion
= 3> million
5 =5 million
> 5= million
(.2.( A'arm Data Stora0e Ca)acity
41e M2000 s!stem classifies alarms into t1e follo7ing categories6
Current fault alarms

Current fault alarms are generated 71en faults occur in t1e s!stem5 /1en t1e
faults are cleared and t1e s!stem reco<ers+ t1e corres%onding fault alarms are
labeled as cleared5
E<ent alarms
E<ent alarms re%ort t1e current status of t1e s!stem during t1e s!stem
o%eration5
.istor! fault alarms

.istor! fault alarms refer to t1e current fault alarms 8no7n and ac8no7ledged+
and labeled as cleared5
1ielded alarms
,ou can s1ield alarms as re-uired5 41e s1ielded alarms are not dis%la!ed on t1e
client5
41e alarm data in t1e M2000 can be stored in t7o modes6 database and files5 @nl!
t1e latest data is sa<ed in t1e database5 'iles are used for sa<ing data e*%orted from
t1e database5
,ou can set t1e sa<e da!s for t1e data in t1e database5 41e M2000 e*%orts t1e data
t1at e*ceeds t1e sa<e da!s into s%ecified files5 41en+ t1e e*%orted data is remo<ed
from t1e database5
41e alarm data t1at is stored in t1e database <aries according to different ser<er
model and t1e number of 9Es managed b! t1e M20005
'igure 151 lists t1e storage ca%acit! of t1e alarm database on different ser<ers5
$i0ure 1.1 torage ca%acit! of t1e alarm database on different ser<ers
Server
0ardwar
e
Event
Alarm
0istory
'ault
Alarm
Current
'ault
Alarm
Shielde
d Alarm
8eep
Time o+
the
Alarms
un
9etra2=0
800+000 800+000 100+000 100+000 N 3 mont1s
un 'ire
"8A0
5+000+000 5+000+000 >00+000 >00+000
un 'ire
E=A00
B+000+000 B+000+000 800+000 800+000

Product $escri%tion
41e number of files containing e*%orted data de%ends on t1e remaining dis8 s%ace of
t1e ser<er5
(.2.* A'arm ,rocessin0 Ca)acity
9ormall!+ an alarm is dis%la!ed on t1e M2000 client in fi<e or si* seconds after t1e
alarm is generated5 $uring t1is %rocess+ t1e correlation anal!sis is neglected5
41e 1ard7are configuration of t1e M2000 ser<er determines t1e 20-minute-long %ea8
alarm-1andling ca%acit!5
'igure 151 lists t1e alarm %rocessing ca%abilit! of <arious ser<ers5
$i0ure 1.1 M2000 alarm %rocessing ca%abilit! of <arious ser<ers
Server Pea4 Alarm Processin" Capacity
.Record7Second2
un 9etra 2=0 (2 CP?s) 2>
un 'ire "8A0 (2 CP?s) 3A
un 'ire "8A0 (= CP?s) >5
un 'ire E=A00 (= CP?s) B2
un 'ire "8A0 (8 CP?s) 11B
un 'ire E=A00 (8 CP?s) 130
un 'ire E=A00 (12
CP?s)
150
(.2." -umber of C'ients Simu'taneous'y Started on the Ser#er
41e number of clients t1at can be started simultaneousl! on t1e ser<er <aries based
on t1e ser<er model5
'igure 151 lists t1e ma*imum number of M2000 clients simultaneousl! started on t1e
ser<er5
$i0ure 1.1 Ma*imum number of M2000 clients simultaneousl! started on t1e ser<er
Server -odel De+ault
-a6imum
#umber o+
Clients
Connected
Simultaneousl
y
-a6imum #umber o+
Clients Connected
Simultaneously
.Controlled by the
-$&&& License2
un 9etra 2=0 (2 CP?s) 25 25
un 'ire "8A0 (2 CP?s) 30 30
un 'ire "8A0 (= CP?s) 30 =0

Product $escri%tion
un 'ire E=A00 (= CP?s) 30 =5
un 'ire "8A0 (8 CP?s) 30 50
un 'ire E=A00 (8 CP?s) 30 >0
un 'ire E=A00 (12
CP?s)
30 >0
(.! ,hysica' and 1'ectrica' S)ecifications
'igure 151 lists s%ecifications of different models of M2000 ser<ers5
$i0ure 1.1 %ecifications of different models of M2000 ser<er and cabinet
Item Speci!cations
er<er model un 9etra 2=0 un 'ire "8A0 un 'ire E=A00
er<er dimensions (/ *
$ * .)
==2 mm * =83
mm * 8B5= mm
=80 mm * 83>
mm * B1= mm
==> mm * B2= mm
* B>2 mm
er<er 7eig1t (8g) 1>53 1305A 13151
Cabinet 9>8E-22 9>10-22 9>10-22 and un
'ire Cabinet
Cabinet dimensions (/
* $ * .)
>00 mm * 800
mm * 2+200
mm
>00 mm * 1+000
mm * 2+200 mm
9>10-226
>00 mm * 1+000
mm * 2+200 mm
un 'ire Cabinet6
>0A5> mm * A=253
mm * 1+A05 mm
Po7er in%ut (") $C6 -=8 (-=0 to
-B5)
;C6 220 (A0 to
2>0)
;C6 220 (200 to
2=0)
;C6 220 (200 to
2=0)
'igure 152 lists s%ecifications of different models of single ser<er s!stem5
$i0ure 1.2 %ecifications of different models of single ser<er s!stem
Server
-odel
Cabinet
Type
#umbe
r o+
Cabinet
s
Quality in
+ull
con!"urati
on .4"2
Power
consumption in
+ull
con!"uration
.92
un 9etra 2=0 9>8E-22 1 180 1+100
un 'ire "8A0 9>10-22 1 ==0 =+150

Product $escri%tion
un 'ire E=A00 9>10-22 1 300 1+250
un 'ire 1 350 5+000
'igure 153 lists s%ecifications of different models of .; s!stem5
$i0ure 1.! %ecifications of different models of .; s!stem
Server
-odel
Cabinet
Type
#umbe
r o+
Cabinet
s
Quality in
+ull
con!"urati
on .4"2
Power
consumption in
+ull
con!"uration
.92
un 9etra 2=0 9>8E-22 1 2B0 3+000
un 'ire "8A0 9>10-22 2 2 * ==0 2 * =+150
un 'ire
E=A00
9>10-22 1 350 1+500
un 'ire 2 350 K 310 5+000 K =+500
'igure 15= lists s%ecifications of different models of ( s!stem5
$i0ure 1. %ecifications of different models of ( s!stem
Server
-odel
#umb
er o+
Server
s
Cabine
t Type
#umbe
r o+
Cabine
ts
Quality in
+ull
con!"urati
on .4"2
Power
consumpti
on in +ull
con!"urati
on .92
un 9etra
2=0
2 9>8E-22 1 2B0 3+000
3 9>8E-22 1 3>0 =+A00
= 9>8E-22 1 =>0 >+800
5 9>8E-22 2 550 >+800K1+100
> 9>8E-22 2 >=0 >+800K3+000
un 'ire "8A0 2 9>10-22 2 2 * ==0 2 * =+150
3 9>10-22 3 3 * ==0 3 * =+150
= 9>10-22 = = * ==0 = * =+150
5 9>10-22 5 5 * ==0 5 * =+150
> 9>10-22 > > * ==0 > * =+150
un 'ire 2 9>10-22 1 350 1+500

Product $escri%tion
Server
-odel
#umb
er o+
Server
s
Cabine
t Type
#umbe
r o+
Cabine
ts
Quality in
+ull
con!"urati
on .4"2
Power
consumpti
on in +ull
con!"urati
on .92
E=A00 un 'ire 2 2 * 350 2 * 5+000
3 9>10-22 1 350 1+500
un 'ire 3 3 * 350 3 * 5+000
= 9>10-22 1 350 1+500
un 'ire = = * 350 = * 5+000
5 9>10-22 1 350 1+500
un 'ire 5 5 * 350 5 * 5+000
> 9>10-22 1 350 1+500
un 'ire > > * 350 > * 5+000
'igure 155 lists t1e %o7er consum%tion of all t1e e-ui%ment in t1e M2000 s!stem5
$i0ure 1.% Po7er consum%tion of all t1e e-ui%ment in t1e M2000 s!stem
Euipment Power Consumption .92
Client 300
un 9etra 2=0 $C6 5B0
;C6 550
un 'ire "8A0 3+200
un 'ire E=A00 =+180
Euid7a! ;#=>-20 2=0
Euid7a! #28-10 >0
Euid7a! ;#28-13 >0
Euid7a! 201>.I 12
(;9 7itc1 =0
:"M ;C 110 "6 25
;C 220 "6 5=5>
$C6 B5
1>-%ort 1ub 5
Mercur!3>00 20
>1=0 dis8 arra! 500

Product $escri%tion
>1=0 dis8 arra! =55
=805 2B0
$2=0 38=
(. &e'iabi'ity S)ecifications
41e reliabilit! of t1e M2000 s!stem relies on t1e ser<er model and t1e 1ard7are
configured5
'igure 151 lists t1e reliabilit! s%ecifications for t1e M2000 s!stem of t1e single-ser<er
configuration5
$i0ure 1.1 #eliabilit! s%ecifications for t1e M2000 s!stem of t1e single-ser<er
configuration
Server
-odel
-T3'
.0our2
-TTR
.0our2
Annual -ean
'ailure Time
.0our2
Availability
.:2
un 9etra 2=0
(2 CP?s)
=2 5>> 1530A5 ;C605>00001
$C605>==02B
;C6AA5AA3151O
$C6AA5AA2>=8O
un 'ire "8A0
(2 CP?s)
1B B32 05>55B 0582B8>3 AA5AA0550O
un 'ire "8A0
(= CP?s)
1> 138 0555=1 1500=8B3 AA5A8852AO
un 'ire E=A00
(= CP?s)
=B 313 05==83 152A21B2 AA5A852=AO
un 'ire "8A0
(8 CP?s)
15 88A 05=>>= 0532>885 AA5AA>2>8O
un 'ire E=A00
(8 CP?s)
=B 313 05==83 052A855> AA5AA>5A2O
un 'ire E=A00
(12 CP?s)
'igure 152 lists t1e reliabilit! s%ecifications for t1e M2000 s!stem of t1e .;
configuration5

Product $escri%tion
$i0ure 1.2 #eliabilit! s%ecifications for t1e M2000 s!stem of t1e .; configuration
Server
-odel
-T3'
.0our2
-TTR
.0our2
Annual -ean
'ailure Time
.0our2
Availability
.:2
un 9etra 2=0
(2 CP?s)
5 85850 055212 ;C6 0521A=>5
$C6 0521A82B
;C6 AA5AAB=A5O
$C6 AA5AAB=A1O
un 'ire "8A0
(2 CP?s)
1> =BB 15=3A 0521301B AA5AAB5>8O
un 'ire "8A0
(= CP?s)
1= >5>50 1532>8 05208B10 AA5AAB>1BO
un 'ire E=A00
(= CP?s)
23 =B>50 05==1A 0520===A AA5AABB01O
un 'ire "8A0
(8 CP?s)
A 81B50 1508B3 0518AA>1 AA5AAB831O
un 'ire E=A00
(8 CP?s)
23 =B>50 05==1A 05185203 AA5AAB88>O
un 'ire E=A00
(12 CP?s)
(.% Com)'iant Safety Standards
41e M2000 com%lies 7it1 t1e follo7ing safet! standards6
IEC >0A50-1
IECIE9=1003
E9 >0A50-1
?( >0A50-1
C; C2252 9o >0A50-1
;I92 >0A50-1
3 E9 >0A50-1
I 13252
)3=A=3
(.( 1MC S)ecifications
41e M2000 com%lies 7it1 t1e follo7ing Electromagnetic Com%atibilit! (EMC)
standards6
CIP#22 Class ;
E955022 Class ;

Product $escri%tion
E95002=
E4I E9 300 38> erial Class ;
E4I E9 301 =8A Class ;
ICE 003 Class ;
;I92 CIP#22 Class ;
)3A25= Class ;
"CCI Class ;
C9 13=38 Class ;
(.* 1n#ironmenta' &e=uirements
En<ironmental re-uirements include t1e re-uirements for t1e storage+ trans%ortation+
and o%eration of t1e e-ui%ment5
41e en<ironmental re-uirements com%l! 7it1 t1e follo7ing t7o standards6
E4 30001A LE-ui%ment Engineering (EE)M En<ironmental conditions and

en<ironmental tests for telecom e-ui%mentL
IEC >0B21 LClassification of en<ironmental conditionsL

Issue 01 (2008-03-25) Commercial in Confidence Page A0 of 102

Product $escri%tion
(.*.1 Stora0e 1n#ironment
41is section describes t1e climatic+ 7ater%roof+ biological+ air %urit!+ and mec1anical
stress re-uirements for e-ui%ment storage5
C'imatic &e=uirements
'igure 151 lists t1e climatic re-uirements for e-ui%ment storage5
$i0ure 1.1 Climatic re-uirements for t1e e-ui%ment storage
Item Ran"e
;ltitude 5+000 m
;ir %ressure B0 8Pa to 10> 8Pa
4em%erature 0PC to K=0PC
4em%erature c1ange
rate
1
o
CImin
#elati<e 1umidit! 10O to 100O
olar radiation 1+120 /IsQ
.eat radiation >00 /IsQ
/ind s%eed 30 mIs
>ater)roof &e=uirements
41e e-ui%ment must be stored in a room 71ere6
9o 7ater accumulates on t1e ground or falls on t1e %ac8age5
41e e-ui%ment is 8e%t a7a! from 7ater sources suc1 as a 1!drant and air-
conditioner5
If t1e e-ui%ment is %laced outdoors+ ensure t1at6
41e %ac8age is intact5
/ater%roof measures are a%%lied to %re<ent 7ater %enetration5
9o 7ater accumulates on t1e ground or flo7s into t1e %ac8age5
41e %ac8age is not e*%osed directl! to sunlig1t5

Bio'o0ica' &e=uirements
Ensure t1at t1e %lace for e-ui%ment storage is free of6
'ungus or milde7
#odents+ suc1 as rats


Product $escri%tion
Air ,urity &e=uirements
41e air must be free of e*%losi<e+ conducti<e+ magnetic conducti<e or corrosi<e dust5
41e densit! of %1!sicall! acti<e materials must com%l! 7it1 t1e re-uirements listed in
'igure 1515
$i0ure 1.1 torage re-uirements for %1!sicall! acti<e materials
Physically Active
-aterial
,nit Density
us%ended dust mgImR 5500
'alling dust mgImQS1 2050
and mgImR 300
-ote?
us%ended dust6 $iameter B5 m
'alling dust6 B5 m $iameter 150 m
and6 150 m $iameter 1 000 m
41e densit! of c1emicall! acti<e materials must com%l! 7it1 t1e re-uirements listed
in 'igure 1525
$i0ure 1.2 torage re-uirements for c1emicall! acti<e materials
Chemically Active
-aterial
,nit Density
@
2
mgImR 0530
.
2
mgImR 0510
9@
2
mgImR 0550
9.
3
mgImR 1500
Cl
2
mgImR 0510
.Cl mgImR 0510
.' mgImR 0501
@
3
mgImR 0505

Product $escri%tion
Mechanica' Stress &e=uirements
'igure 151 lists t1e mec1anical stress t1at t1e e-ui%ment can endure during storage5
$i0ure 1.1 torage re-uirements regarding mec1anical stress
Item Sub;Item Ran"e
inusoidal
<ibration
@ffset B50 mm 9one
;ccelerated s%eed 9one 2050 mIsQ
're-uenc! range 2 .D to A .D A .D to 200 .D
?nstead! im%act Im%act res%onse
s%ectrum II
250 mIsQ
tatic %a!load 5 8Pa
-ote?
Im%act res%onse s%ectrum6 refers to t1e ma*imum acceleration res%onse cur<e generated b!
t1e e-ui%ment under s%ecified im%act e*citation5 Im%act res%onse s%ectrum II means t1at t1e
duration of semi-sine im%act res%onse s%ectrum is > ms5
tatic %a!load6 refers to t1e ca%abilit! of t1e e-ui%ment to bear t1e %ressure from t1e to% 71en
it is %ac8ed in t1e normal %ile-u% met1od5
(.*.2 Trans)ortation 1n#ironment
stress re-uirements for e-ui%ment trans%ortation5
'igure 151 lists t1e climatic re-uirements for t1e trans%ortation of t1e e-ui%ment5
$i0ure 1.1 Climatic re-uirements for trans%orting t1e e-ui%ment
Item Ran"e
;ltitude 5+000 m
4em%erature 0 PC to K=0 PC
4em%erature c1ange rate 3PCImin
.umidit! 5O to 100O
olar radiation 1+ 120 /IsQ
.eat radiation >00 /IsQ
/ind s%eed 30 mIs

Product $escri%tion
>ater)roof &e=uirements
3efore trans%orting t1e e-ui%ment+ ensure t1at6
41e %ac8age is intact5
/ater%roof measures are a%%lied to %re<ent 7ater %enetration5
41ere is no 7ater in t1e <e1icle5

Ensure t1at t1e <e1icle is free of6
'ungus or milde7
#odents suc1 as rats

41e air must be free of e*%losi<e+ conducti<e+ magnetic conducti<e or corrosi<e dust5
'igure 1515
$i0ure 1.1 #e-uirements on %1!sicall! acti<e materials in t1e trans%ortation en<ironment
Physically Active
-aterial
,nit Density
us%ended dust mgImR 9o re-uirement
'alling dust mgImQS1 350
and mgImR 100
-ote?
us%ended dust6 diameter B5 m
'alling dust6 B5 m diameter 150 m
and6 150 m diameter 1+000 m
in 'igure 1525
$i0ure 1.2 4rans%ortation re-uirements of %1!sicall! acti<e materials
Chemically Active -aterial ,nit Density
@
2
mgImR 0530
.
2
mgImR 0510
9@
2
mgImR 0550
9.
3
mgImR 1500
Issue 01 (2008-03-25) Commercial in Confidence Page A= of 102

Product $escri%tion
Chemically Active -aterial ,nit Density
Cl
2
mgImR 0510
.Cl mgImR 0510
.' mgImR 0501
@
3
mgImR 0505
'igure 151 lists t1e mec1anical stress t1at t1e e-ui%ment can endure during
trans%ortation5
$i0ure 1.1 4rans%ortation re-uirements regarding mec1anical stress
Item Sub;Item Ran"e
inusoida
l <ibration
@ffset B55 mm -- --
;ccelerated s%eed -- 2050 mIsQ =050 mIsQ
're-uenc! range 2 .D to A .D A .D to 200
.D
200 .D to
500 .D
#andom
<ibration
%ectrum densit! of
accelerated s%eed
10 mQIsR 3 mQIsR 1 mQIsR
're-uenc! range 2 .D to A .D A .D to 200
.D
200 .D to
500 .D
?nstead!
im%act
Im%act res%onse
s%ectrum II
300 mIsQ
tatic %a!load 10 8Pa
-ote?
tatic %a!load6 refers to t1e ca%abilit! of t1e e-ui%ment in %ac8age to bear t1e %ressure from t1e
to% in normal %ile-u% met1od5

Product $escri%tion
(.*.! 7)eration 1n#ironment
stress re-uirements for e-ui%ment o%eration5
'igure 151 and 'igure 152 list t1e climatic re-uirements for t1e o%eration of t1e
e-ui%ment5
$i0ure 1.1 4em%erature and 1umidit! re-uirements for t1e o%eration of t1e M2000
Temperature Relative 0umidity
9ormal afe 9ormal afe
15PC to 30PC 0PC to =0PC 20O to 80O 20O to A0O
-ote?
41e <alues are measured 155 m abo<e t1e floor and 05= m in front of t1e e-ui%ment+ 7it1out
%rotecti<e %anels in front of or be1ind t1e cabinet5
afe o%eration refers to continuous o%eration for not more t1an =8 1ours or accumulated
o%eration of not more t1an 15 da!s in a !ear5
$i0ure 1.2 @t1er climatic re-uirements for t1e o%eration of t1e M2000
Item Ran"e
;ltitude =+000 m
4em%erature c1ange rate 3

PCImin
olar radiation B00 /ImQ
.eat radiation >00 /ImQ
/ind s%eed 1 mIs
Ensure t1at t1e %lace for storing t1e e-ui%ment is free of6
'ungus or milde7
#odents suc1 as rats

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Product $escri%tion
41e air must be free of e*%losi<e+ conducti<e+ magnetic+ conducti<e+ or corrosi<e
dust5
'igure 1515
$i0ure 1.1 @%eration re-uirements for %1!sicall! acti<e materials
Physically
Active
-aterial
,nit Density
$ust %articles ParticlesImR 3 * 10
=
("isible dust must not accumulate on t1e
des8to% 7it1in t1ree da!s5)
-ote?
$ust %articles6 diameter 5 m
in 'igure 1525
$i0ure 1.2 @%eration re-uirements for c1emicall! acti<e materials
Chemically active
material
,nit Density
@
2
mgImR 0520
.
2
mgImR 0500>
9.
3
mgImR 0505
Cl
2
mgImR 0501
'igure 151 lists t1e mec1anical stress t1at t1e e-ui%ment can endure during its
o%eration5
$i0ure 1.1 @%eration re-uirements regarding mec1anical stress
Item Sub;item Ran"e
inusoidal
<ibration
@ffset 355 mm J
;ccelerated s%eed J 1050 mIsQ
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Product $escri%tion
Item Sub;item Ran"e
're-uenc! range 2 .D to A
.D
A .D to 200 .D
?nstead! im%act Im%act res%onse s%ectrum
II
100 mIsQ
tatic %a!load 0
-ote?
tatic %a!load6 refers to t1e ca%abilit! of t1e e-ui%ment to bear t1e %ressure from t1e to% 71en
it is %ac8ed in t1e normal %ile-u% met1od5

Product $escri%tion
A Acronyms and Abbre#iations
#umeric
3)PP 3rd )eneration Partners1i% ProCect
A
;C ;lternating Current
B
3C 3ase tation Controller
34 3ase 4ranscei<er tation
C
C) C1arging )ate7a!
CME Configuration Management E*%ress
C9 Core 9et7or8
C@#3; Common @bCect #e-uest 3ro8er ;rc1itecture
CP? Center Processing ?nit
C" Comma e%aration "alue
D
$C $irect Current
$$9 $igital $ata 9et7or8
$4 $a!lig1t a<ing 4ime
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Product $escri%tion
1
EM Element Management
EMC Electromagnetic Com%atibilit!
EM Element Management !stem
E4 Euro%ean 4elecommunication tandards
E4I Euro%ean 4elecommunications tandards Institute
$
'4P 'ile 4ransfer Protocol
3
)3!te )igab!te
))9 )ate7a! )P# u%%ort 9ode
).D )iga1ertD
)M )lobal !stem for Mobile communications
)?I )ra%1ic ?ser Interface
H
.; .ig1 ;<ailabilit!
.'C .( 'oundation Com%onent
.(# .ome (ocation #egister
.( .ig1-le<el cri%t (anguage
.4M( .!%er 4e*t Mar8u% (anguage
I
I$ Identit!
IEC International Electrotec1nical Commission
I#P Integration #eference Point
Itf-9 9ort1bound Interface
K
:PI :e! Performance Inde*
8

Product $escri%tion
(;9 (ocal ;rea 9et7or8
(M4 (ocal Maintenance 4erminal
M
MC Mobile er<ice 7itc1ing Center
MC
er<er
Mobile er<ice 7itc1ing Center er<er
M43' Mean 4ime 3et7een 'ailures
M44# Mean 4ime 4o #e%air
M)/ Media )ate-/a!
MM( Man Mac1ine (anguage
-
9M 9et7or8 Management !stem
9ode3 /C$M; base station
94P 9et7or8 4ime Protocol
,
PC Personal Com%uter
PC? Pac8et Control ?nit
P49 Public 7itc1ed 4ele%1one 9et7or8
&
#9C #adio 9et7or8 Controller
#9 #adio 9et7or8 !stem
S
I/' 1ared Inter/or8ing 'unction
) ingling )ate7a!
)9 er<ing )P# u%%ort 9ode
( er<ers (oad-1aring
9MP im%le 9et7or8 Management Protocol
94P im%le 9et7or8 4ime Protocol

Product $escri%tion
T
4CP 4ransfer Control Protocol
4M9 4elecommunication Management 9et7or8
2
?M4 ?ni<ersal Mobile 4elecommunications !stem
?4#;9 ?M4 4errestrial radio access net7or8
6
"P9 "irtual Pri<ate 9et7or8
>
/C$M; /ideband Code $i<ision Multi%le ;ccess
@
0M( E*tensible Mar8u% (anguage

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iManager M2000 Mobile Element Management System

#adio 9et7or8 Controller (#9C)

4ransmission )ate7a! (4)/)

3ase tation Controller (3C)

3ase 4ranscei<er tation (34)

Pac8et Controlling ?nit (PC?)

er<ing )P# u%%ort 9ode ()9)

)ate7a! )P# u%%ort 9ode ())9)

Mobile 7itc1ing Center (2) MC)

Mobile er<ice 7itc1ing Center er<er (MC er<er)

Media )ate-/a! (M)/)

.ome (ocation #egister (.(#)

C1arging )ate7a! (C))

1ared Inter7or8ing 'unction (I/')

ingling )ate7a! ())

3;M ser<er used b! t1e MC er<er

3;M ser<er used b! t1e )

/it1 t1e net7or8 e*%ansion and increasingl! in<ol<ed subscribers+ 1o7 to

/it1 t1e ra%id de<elo%ment of telecommunication tec1nolog!+ for instance+ from

.o7 to s%eed u% net7or8 construction to meet t1e demands of -uic8

Integrated net7or8 monitoring and maintenance

er<ice-oriented+ acti<e maintenance+ and %erformance management ta8ing

9et7or8 -ualit! e<aluation and %ersistent im%ro<ement on ser<ice -ualit!

9Es in t1e ?ni<ersal 4errestrial #adio ;ccess 9et7or8 (?4#;9)

9Es in t1e )M 3ase tation ubs!stem ()3)

9Es in t1e Core 9et7or8 (C9)

(ocal area net7or8 ((;9)

"irtual %ri<ate net7or8 ("P9)

;larm streaming interface

MM( trans%arent transmission interface

Editing+ debugging+ and running scri%ts

E*ecuting tas8s on a sc1eduled basis

'ault management ('M)

Performance management (PM)

Configuration management (CM)

ecurit! management (M)

$e<ice %anel simulation

Critical resource monitoring

ubscriber signaling tracing

:PI real-time monitoring

oft s7itc1 resource management

(ocal net7or8 management

"oice file management

CME configuration tool for t1e ?4#;9 and )3

)ra%1ical net7or8 monitoring

( s!stem net7or8ing sc1eme to meet t1e re-uirement for t1e large-scale

Citri* client access solution to enable t1e remote access of clients5

4ime management to s!nc1roniDe t1e time in t1e entire net7or85

;n alarm bo* or alarm bo*es

@t1er net7or8ing de<ices

un 'ire E=A00 single-ser<er s!stem

Euer!ing t1e soft7are <ersion

$o7nloading soft7are %atc1es

;cti<atingI$eacti<ating t1e soft7are

Managing user aut1orities

Managing user grou%s

Managing to%olog! obCects

Managing t1e to%olog! <ie7

Managing t1e s!stem license

InitialiDing t1e s!stem

Installing and uninstalling t1e soft7are

Managing sc1eduled s!stem tas8s