ZXME WAP Gateway AnyService Uniportal User Guide (Multi-Office) - V1.05.10

ZXME WAP Gateway
AnyService UniPortal
User Guide (Multi-Office)
Version 1.05.10
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Contents
About This Manual.............................................. i

System Login.....................................................1
Logging In to the AnyService UniPortal .............................. 1
Introduction to the Main Page .......................................... 3
Device Configurations .......................................5
Overview....................................................................... 5
Configuring Area Information ........................................... 6
Configuring Office Information.......................................... 7
Synchronizing Device Configurations ................................. 8
Subscriber Account Configurations.................. 11
Overview......................................................................11
Adding a User Account ...................................................11
Adding User Accounts in a Batch......................................15
Activating User Information ............................................17
Modifying User Information .............................................17
Deleting User Information...............................................19
AnyService UniPortal Common Opera-
tions................................................................ 21
Overview......................................................................21
WAP Gateway CDR Log Query .........................................22
Querying Pull Logs .....................................................22
Querying Push Logs ...................................................25
Querying Radius Logs.................................................27
Querying Socket Logs ................................................28
Querying Socket Logs ...............................................31
Operation Log Query ......................................................33
Querying Operation Logs ............................................33
Querying OMM Server Logs .........................................34
Querying UniPortal Logs .............................................36
MML Command Operations .............................................38
Getting a Software Version .........................................38
Executing an MML command .......................................38
Device Password Management.........................................39
Changing the System Password ...................................39
Changing the Database Password ................................40
Modifying System Configuration Files ...............................42
Monitoring Network Statuses...........................................46
Switching to Single-Office Mode.......................................47
Figures ............................................................ 49
Tables ............................................................. 51
About This Manual
Purpose This manual introduces management operations in the ZTE Any-

Service UniPortal for the ZXME WAP Gateway Multi-Office Sys-
tem. Related operations include device configurations, user ac-
count management and daily operation and maintenance.
Intended This manual is intended for the engineers who perform operation
Audience and maintenance activities on the ZXME WAP system.
What Is in This This manual contains the following chapters.
Manual
TABLE 1 CHAPTER SUMMARY
Chapter Summary
Chapter 1, System Login Introduces how to log in to the

ZTE AnyService UniPortal for the
multi-office system
Introduces how to configure

Chapter 2, Device Configurations
multi-office devices
Chapter 3, Subscriber Account Introduces how to manage

Configurations subscriber accounts
Introduces common operations in

Chapter 4, AnyService UniPortal
the ZTE AnyService UniPortal for
Common Operations
the multi-office system
Conventions ZTE documents employ the following typographical conventions.
TABLE 2 TYPOGRAPHICAL CONVENTIONS
Typeface Meaning
Italics References to other Manuals and documents.
Quotes Links on screens.
Bold Menus, menu options, function names, input fields, radio

button names, check boxes, drop-down lists, dialog box
names, window names.
CAPS Keys on the keyboard and buttons on screens and

company name.
Constant Text that you type, program code, files and directory
width names, and function names.
[ ] Optional parameters.
{ } Mandatory parameters.
| Select one of the parameters that are delimited by it.
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Note: Provides additional information about a certain

topic.
Checkpoint: Indicates that a particular step needs to be

checked before proceeding further.
Tip: Indicates a suggestion or hint to make things easier

or more productive for the reader.
TABLE 3 MOUSE OPERATION CONVENTIONS
Typeface Meaning
Click Refers to clicking the primary

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

primary mouse button (usually
the left mouse button) twice.
Right-click Refers to clicking the secondary
mouse button (usually the right
mouse button) once.
Drag Refers to pressing and holding

a mouse button and moving the
mouse.
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Chapter 1
System Login
Table of Contents
Logging In to the AnyService UniPortal .................................. 1
Introduction to the Main Page .............................................. 3
Logging In to the AnyService

UniPortal
Purpose This chapter introduces the procedure for logging in to the Any-
Service UniPortal and the necessary preparations for operations.
Prerequisites Before you begin, ensure that:
The OMM server is connected to the database properly.
The ZTE AnyService UniPortal system is connected to the OMM
Server normally.
You have got the URL address of the ZTE AnyService UniPortal.
The web client has been installed with Internet Explorer 6.0 or
later.
The web client has been installed with JDK 1.5.
Context The system authenticates the user logging in to the AnyService
UniPortal. The system will determine the operations allowed for
the user according to the rights of the user.
Steps 1. Open the browser and enter the AnyService UniPortal URL into
the address bar, such as http://10.42.101.159:8080/uniportal.
The default port number is 8080, which is configurable. Press
the Enter key to open the UniPortal login page, as shown be-
low.
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FIGURE 1 ANYSERVICE UNIPORTAL LOGIN PAGE
Note:
The URL of the UniPortal is configurable. For more information,
refer to the "Adding Office Information" procedure in ZXME
WAP Gateway Device Management User Guide.
2. On the login page, enter your username, password and verifi-

cation code (the super username/default password is super/su-
per). Click OK to go to the AnyService UniPortal main page,
as shown below. For the introduction to the main page, refer
to Introduction to the Main Page.
FIGURE 2 ANYSERVICE UNIPORTAL MAIN PAGE
END OF STEPS
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Chapter 1 System Login
Introduction to the Main

Page
Main Page FIGURE 3 MAIN PAGE
Page Description TABLE 4 ANYSERVICE UNIPORTAL PAGE DESCRIPTION
No. Description
1 Displays the currently logged user
2 Topology tree button. Selecting this button will display the

device topology tree in Area 3, which is used to present the
platform devices. Placing the cursor on a device module will
display a menu, such as the current alarm.
3 Collapsible menu button. Selecting this button will display

all the UniPortal menu items in Area 3.
4 Displays device topology tree or collapse the menu.
5 Split bar. Clicking the arrow on the bar will hide or expand
the topology tree/collapsible menu.
6 Navigation pane, used to present UniPortal menu items.
7 Displays all the menu page tabs.
8 Homepage button. Clicking this button will go to the first

page.
9 Help button. Clicking this button will go to the Help page.
10 Modify password button. Clicking this button allows you to

change your user password, i.e., operator password.
11 Logout button. Clicking this button allows you to exit the

UniPortal system.
12 < > button. This button allows you to view menu items on
the left or right side when some opened UniPortal menu
items cannot be displayed within the window.
13 Clicking this button will close all the opened menu items.

No. Description
14 Clicking this button will close the active menu item.
15 Operation area

Chapter 2
Device Configurations
Table of Contents
Overview........................................................................... 5
Configuring Area Information ............................................... 6
Configuring Office Information.............................................. 7
Synchronizing Device Configurations ..................................... 8
Overview
Device parameters must be configured in the AnyService UniPortal
system so that performance statistics and alarm information can
be collected for devices of the WAP GW system. Necessary infor-
mation must be specified in the system for major WAP GW devices
to implement unified monitoring on device operations.
Device Device configurations include:
Configuration
Information 1. Area settings: Area settings are required before configuring
subordinate office settings and multi-office settings.
2. Office settings: multi-office settings and subordinate single-
office settings
3. Device configuration synchronization: Synchronize single-of-
fice device configurations to the device configuration mainte-
nance table for the multi-office system
Procedures The table below lists the procedures for configuring device param-
eters.
Step Operation Topic
1 Configure area Configuring Area

information. Information
2 Configure office Configuring Office

3 Synchronize device Synchronizing Device

configurations Configurations

Configuring Area Information

Purpose Perform this procedure to configure information on the area where
the WAP GW is located, including the area name and description.
You have to configure area information before you can configure
office information and device information.
You have logged in to the ZTE AnyService UniPortal system.
You have the system administrator rights (as user super) or
device management rights.
Steps 1. Select Device > Area Info to go to the page as shown below.
FIGURE 4 AREA INFO PAGE
2. Click the Add button to go to the Add Area Info page as

shown below.
FIGURE 5 ADDING AREA INFORMATION
Parameter description is shown in the table below.
TABLE 5 AREA PARAMETER DESCRIPTION
Parameter Description Setting
An integer between
1~999
Make sure to enter
the proper area
code. It cannot
be modified after
Area code Area code it is added.
Area where the office Select an area from

Area is located the pull-down list.
Description of the Fill in the actual in-

Description area code formation.

Chapter 2 Device Configurations
3. Fill in the settings and click OK. An operation successful dialog

box appears. Click Back.
END OF STEPS
Configuring Office
Information
Purpose Configure multi-office settings and subordinate single-office set-
tings.
Office settings include the area where the office is located, product
type and the address of the ZTE AnyService UniPortal.
Area settings have been configured.
Steps 1. Select Device > Bureau Info to go to the page as shown
below.
FIGURE 6 OFFICE SETTINGS
2. Click the Add button to go to the page as shown below.
FIGURE 7 ADDING OFFICE INFORMATION
Parameter description is shown in the table below.

TABLE 6 OFFICE PARAMETER DESCRIPTION
Bureau ID Office ID. Enter the office ID,

which is an integer
between 1~256.
Product Available services. Select WAP GW.
Description Office description. Configure based on

the actual situation.
Operation and URL of the Enter the system

Maintenance Portals AnyService UniPortal URL, which
URL address system. must conform
to the format of
http://<ip>:
<port>/uniportal.
Area Area where the office Configure based on

is located. the actual situation.
Select from the
pull-down list.
City Area(s) where the Configure based on

service is provided. the actual situation.
Select by checking
the checkbox.
Checking the Select
all the cities
checkbox will select
all the cities.
3. Fill in the settings and click OK. An operation successful dialog

box appears. Click Back.
END OF STEPS
Synchronizing Device
Configurations
Purpose Synchronize all device configurations of a single office to the multi-
office system after configuring the single office.
Device information have been configured for the single office.
Steps 1. Select Device > Bureau Info to go to the page as shown
below.

Chapter 2 Device Configurations
FIGURE 8 OFFICE SETTINGS
2. Select the office for which you want to synchronize device con-
figurations and click the button. A syn-
chronization message appears.
Note:
The device configuration synchronization overwrites all the
previous device configurations of the single office configured in
the multi-office system with the latest device configurations.
3. Click OK. An Operation successful dialog box appears. Click

Back.
Note:
After successful synchronization, you can view the device in-
formation by clicking Device > Device Info.
END OF STEPS

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Chapter 3
Subscriber Account
Configurations
Table of Contents
Overview..........................................................................11
Adding a User Account .......................................................11
Adding User Accounts in a Batch..........................................15
Activating User Information ................................................17
Modifying User Information .................................................17
Deleting User Information...................................................19
Overview
Functions ZTE AnyService UniPortal allows you to create accounts man-
ually through a terminal and synchronize account information
to the database and all the service processors for the single
office.
ZTE AnyService UniPortal provides the following manual
account creation functions: adding, modifying, deleting and
querying accounts and querying operation logs.
Procedures The table below lists the procedures for configuring device param-
eters.
Step Operation Topic
1 Add account user Adding a User Account

information.
Adding User Accounts
User information can in a Batch
be added in two
ways: one by one or
in batches.
2 Activate account Activating User

Adding a User Account

Purpose Create a user account manually.


Steps 1. Select WAP > Vivo > User Manager to go to the page as
shown below.
FIGURE 9 USER MANAGER PAGE
The following table provides a parameter description.
TABLE 7 USER MANAGER PARAMETER DESCRIPTION
Mobile number Query by mobile Required and cannot

number from the be left blank.
beginning.
MIN/MINIFAST Fuzzy query by

MIN/MINIFAST
Terminal type Fuzzy query by

terminal type
Network type Query by network Select from the

type pull-down list box.
Terminal browser Fuzzy query by

type terminal browser
type
PUSH network type Query by PUSH Select from the

network type pull-down list box.
NAS name Query by mobile

number from
the beginning,
mandatory.
APN name Fuzzy query by APN

name

Chapter 3 Subscriber Account Configurations
Account opening Query by account Select from the

type opening type pull-down list box.
Start time of account Query by account

opening opening time.
Account opening
time is later than
this value.
End time of account Query by account End time must be

opening opening time. later than start time.
Account opening
time is earlier than
this value.
2. Click the Add button to open the page as shown below.
FIGURE 10 CREATING AN ACCOUNT
Refer to the following table for a parameter description.
TABLE 8 ACCOUNT CREATION PARAMETER DESCRIPTION
Mobile number Parameter specifies Not required for batch

user mobile number. import.
MIN/MINIFAST Parameter is used for Not required for batch

CDMA network and import.
acts as an IMSI. This
number is passed in
user request and used
to recognized user
mobile number.
Terminal type Parameter contains Not required for batch

information about the import.
terminal type (Nokia,
Motorola) of the user.
Network type Network type used Select an option from

by the user, available the pull-down list
options for Vivo is box. This option is
GPRS, CDMA. 3G. not required for batch
import.

Terminal Parameter contains Not required for batch

browser type information about the import.
browser type supported
by the user terminal.
PUSH network Network type used for Select an option from

type the PUSH message, the pull-down list
available options for box. This option is
Vivo is GSM, CDMA. not required for batch
import.
NAS name Network access server Not required for batch

name, it is a logical import.
name used for GGSN
and PDSN. It is used
to provide internet
access to user and
has interfaces to both
telecommunication
service provider and
interenet service
provider.
APN name Access Point Name Not required for batch

(APN) is the name import.
of access point for
network. It is contained
in user request
using which system
recognizes what service
is capable of fulfilling
user request.
Import Type Two import types are Select an option from

supported by WAP the pull-down list
Gateway UniPortal. box. This option is
These are: not required for batch
Increment import.
Import: Original
data in the database
will not be deleted.
If a user is same as
an existing one, it
will not be imported
automatically.
Cover Import:
Existing user
information is
deleted. Only
imported user
information exists.
Batch Parameter used to add Select the file you

users in batch. for the import in
batch mode. It is not
required for adding a
single user.
3. Fill in user information and click Add.

4. An operation successful message appears. Click Back.

END OF STEPS
Postrequisite After adding the user account, you must activate it in the database
and all the service processors for the subordinate single-office to
make it effective. For more information, refer to Activating User
Information.
Adding User Accounts in a

Batch
Purpose Add user account information in batch import mode to improve
efficiency. The file to be imported is a *.xls file. The format of
the file contents is as follows:
TABLE 9 ADDING USER ACCOUNTS
Ac- Ac-
MIN/ Ter- Ter- count count
mi- Net- minal PUSH open- open-
Mobile MINIF nal work browser network NAS APN ing ing
number AST type type type type name name type time
Manual 2009-
123213213 account 06-25
213213213 GPRS GSM opening 10:23:39
Manual 2009-
account 07-31
Manual 2009-
account 07-28

Steps 1. Select WAP > Vivo > User Manager to go to the page as
shown below.

2. Click the Add button to open the page as shown below.
FIGURE 12 CREATING ACCOUNTS
3. Click the Browse button and select the *.xls file you have
configured.
Note:
Import modes:
Increment Import: Import new user information without
deleting previous user account information.
Increment Import: Import new user information without
deleting previous user account information.
4. Click the Import button. An import confirmation dialog box

appears..
5. Click OK.
END OF STEPS
Postrequisite After adding the user account information in a batch, you must
activate it in the database and all the service processors for the
subordinate single-office to make it effective. For more informa-
tion, refer to Activating User Information.

Activating User Information

Purpose After adding, modifying or deleting user account information, the
information will not take effect until it is activated in the operation
and maintenance database and all the SCPs for the subordinate
single office.
You have performed operations on user account information.
Steps 1. Select WAP > Vivo User Access > to go to the page as
shown below.
FIGURE 13 ACTIVATING USER ACCOUNT INFORMATION
2. Click the Updata button. An activation response message box

appears.
3. Clicking the Export button in the response message box allows
you to export the activation information.
4. Click the Back button.
END OF STEPS
Modifying User Information

Purpose Modify user account information through the ZTE AnyService Uni-
Portal.
The user has an account created.
Steps 1. Select WAP > Vivo > Updating User Manager to go to the
page as shown below.


2. Click the Search button to query existing user account infor-
mation, as shown below.
FIGURE 15 QUERYING USER ACCOUNT INFORMATION

3. Select the user whose information you want to modify and click
the button to go to the page as shown below.
FIGURE 16
4. Modify user information and click OK.

END OF STEPS
Postrequisite After modifying the user account information, you must activate it
in the database and all the service processors for the subordinate
single-office to make it effective. For more information, refer to
Activating User Information.

Deleting User Information

Purpose Delete unnecessary user account information through the ZTE
AnyService UniPortal.
The user has an account created.
Steps 1. Select WAP > Vivo > Updating User Manager to go to the

2. Click the Search button to query existing user account infor-
mation, as shown below.
FIGURE 18 QUERYING USER ACCOUNT INFORMATION
3. Select the user you want to delete and click . In the

delete confirmation dialog box, click OK.
END OF STEPS
Postrequisite After deleting the user account information, you must activate it
in the database and all the service processors for the subordinate

single-office to make it effective. For more information, refer to

Activating User Information.

Chapter 4
AnyService UniPortal
Common Operations
Table of Contents
Overview..........................................................................21
WAP Gateway CDR Log Query .............................................22
Operation Log Query ..........................................................33
MML Command Operations .................................................38
Device Password Management.............................................39
Modifying System Configuration Files ...................................42
Monitoring Network Statuses...............................................46
Switching to Single-Office Mode...........................................47
Overview
Operation This chapter introduces routine maintenance operations performed
Description on the ZTE AnyService UniPortal. The following table provides an
operation description.
Operation Description
Query CDR logs The ZTE AnyService UniPortal provides the

log query function, which allows you to query
Pull, Push, Radius and online Java logs. Log
information include subscriber mobile phone
number, GGSN-assigned user IP address,
specific URL, users bearer network and WAP
gateway forwarding response time.
Query system Operation logs record all the operations

operation logs you performed on the UniPortal. You can
also query log details.
OMMServer logs record the real-time
alarm messages and error messages for
the service system. You can also query log
details.
UniPortal logs record the real-time alarm
messages and error messages related
to the UniPortal pages and background
processing. You can also query log details.
Man-Machine Get software version

Language (MML) Execute MML commands
command operations

Operation Description
System password Change the system password

management Change the database password
Modify the Modify the network configuration file

network monitoring
configuration file
Centralized Switch to single-office mode

maintenance
Rights management For more information, refer to the ZXME

WAP Gateway Rights Management User
Guide_V1.05.10.
WAP Gateway CDR Log

Query
Querying Pull Logs
Purpose You can query Pull logs of a specified number within a specified
time . You can choose user Pull types, including http browse, WAP
browse, Java download, MMS Get, MMS Post and MMS receipt.
Pull logs that you query include the IP address that the GGSN as-
signs to the terminal user, users Pull request origination time and
the SP website address that the terminal visits.
OMM rights.
The database is connected properly.
Steps 1. Select WAP > WAP Log > Pull Log to open the page as shown
below.
FIGURE 19 QUERYING PULL LOGS

Chapter 4 AnyService UniPortal Common Operations
TABLE 10 PULL LOG QUERY PARAMETER DESCRIPTION
Users mobile phone Required. A

User Mobile number you want to 11-digit mobile
Telephone query number.
Required. The
start time and the
end time must be
Time range of the log within the same
Start Time query month.
The start time

and the end time
Time range of the log must be within
End Time query the same month.
There are six types: Select an

WAP browse: Pull option from the
logs using the pull-down list
WAP1.x box. It is blank
by default, which
HTTP browse: Pull indicates to query
logs using the all the service
WAP2.x types.
Java download:
Pull logs of Java
games and pictures
that terminals
downloaded
MMS Post: Pull logs
of MMS message
sending
MMS Get: Pull logs
of MMS message
receiving
MMS receipt: Pull
logs for MMS
message receipts
Service Type
2. Fill in the settings and click the Query button.

3. Clicking the Export button will export all the Pull logs that meet
the query conditions.
Note:
If the Pull logs in a query result exceed 4000 records, the Uni-
Portal will display a message to indicate the result cannot be
saved at a time and ask you to fill in the Start Log Number
and End Log Number for the logs you want to save.
4. To query the details of a Pull log, click the button in the

Detail column. The parameters of Pull log details are as shown
in the table below.

TABLE 11 PULL LOG DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Parameter Description
User Mobile Telephone Parameter defines user mobile

number whose Pull log detail
inforamtion is being viewed.
Bearing Type Bearer network type of the

mobile user, including the GPRS
network, CDMA network, and
WCDMA network.
User IP Address IP address assigned by GGSN to

the user mobile.
User Request URL SP link address pull accessed by

the user.
User Request aim IP Address The internet host obtained from

the original URI pull accessed
by the user.
Aim address port number The port number of original URI

pull accessed by the user.
Gateway receive request time Time of WAP Gateway receiving

request by terminal.
Gateway transmit request time The time of WAP Gateway

sending the reguest by teminal.
Gateway receive URL response The response time for the WAP
time Gateway to receive the URL
returned by the SP.
End Time Specific time for the WAP

Gateway to forward the URL to
the user mobile.
Uplink Length Parameter displays total data

transfer from the subscriber to
the network.
Downling Length Parameter displays total data

transfer from the network to the
subscriber.
Content Type Parameter represents the type

of the file containing requested
contents like text/html.
CP response state code Status code returned to the

WAP Gateway system by SP/CP.
For detailed description, refer to
RFC2616.
Gateway IP address IP address of the WAP Gateway.
Method Type of method used by the WAP

Gateway to fetch information.

Service Type Parameter shows service type

used.
Agreement type Parameter shows type of

protocol used like HTTP.
SP Name Name of the service provider

containing information
requested by user.
Return state Status code returned to

the terminal by the WAP
Gateway system. For detailed
description, refer to RFC2616.
GGSN IP Address IP address of the GGSN network.
GwPort The listening port used by WAP

Gateway.
5. To export the details of a Pull log, click the Export button.

END OF STEPS
Querying Push Logs

Purpose Query Push logs for relevant services. Log information includes the
IP address and ID of the Push SP originator, users mobile phone
number, PPG address at which the Push message arrives and the
time for the Push message to return to the SP.
operation and maintenance management rights.
Steps 1. Select WAP > WAP Log > Push Log to go to the page as
shown below.
FIGURE 20 QUERYING PUSH LOGS

TABLE 12 PUSH LOG QUERY PARAMETER DESCRIPTION
The user mo- Required

User Mobile bile number you
Telephone want to query
Required. The start time and the

Start time of end time must be within the same
Start Time the query month.
End time of the The start time and the end time
End Time query must be within the same month.
2. Fill in required parameters and click Query button.

3. Clicking the Export button allows you to export all the Push
logs meeting the query conditions.
4. To query the details of a Push log, click the button in the

Detail column. The parameters for Push log details are de-
scribed in the table below.
TABLE 13 PARAMETER DESCRIPTION FOR PUSH LOG DETAILS
WAP gateway sign WAP gateway name.
Push News Sign Used to indicate the Push

message is sent from which
WAP gateway service processor.
Push Source Address Parameter displays Push source

IP address.
Push SP Sign Used to indicate the Push SP

name. Parameter is set while
adding Push SP(s).
User MSISDN Paramete displays usre MSISDN

accessing the Push service.
Push News arrives PPG time Time during which the Push
message is arrived.
Push message return time Time taken by Push message in

fulfilling request.
Push return result Status code starting with 1

indicates successful Push.
Others indicate failed Push.
5. Clicking the Export button allows you to export the details of

a Push log.
END OF STEPS

Querying Radius Logs

Purpose Query the Radius logs of relevant services. You can select a user
bearer network, which is the GSM or CDMA network.
A Radius log contains GGSN-assigned terminal user IP address,
GGSN-selected WAP gateway access point (APN), user terminal
network type and the specific time when the user got online/of-
fline.
Steps 1. Select WAP > WAP Log > Radius Log to go to the page as
shown below.
FIGURE 21 QUERYING RADIUS LOGS
TABLE 14 RADIUS LOG QUERY PARAMETER DESCRIPTION
User Mobile The user mobile num- Required

Telephone ber you want to query
Required. The start time

and the end time must be
Start Time Start time of the query within the same month.
The start time and the end

time must be within the
End Time End time of the query same month.
Bearing network type Select from the pull-down

Bearing Type of the mobile user list.
2. Fill in query parameters and click the Query button to display

the query result.
3. Clicking the Export button allows you to export all the Radius

Note:
If the Radius logs in a query result exceed 4000 records, the
UniPortal will display a message to indicate the result cannot
be saved at a time and ask you to fill in the Record start
number and Record end number for the logs you want to
save.
4. To query the details of a Radius log, click the button in the

Detail column of the mobile number you want to query.
TABLE 15 PARAMETER DESCRIPTION FOR RADIUS LOG DETAILS
User Name Parameter displays user

name whose radius log detail
inforamtion is being viewed.
GGSN IP Address IP address of the GGSN network.

the user mobile.
User Handset Number Parameter displays user

terminal number.
APN Access point used by GGSN to

select the WAP gateway.
Sandwitch Type Parameter displays bearer

network like GPRS, CDMA, GSM.
Upper limit Time It is the time when user is

online.
Lower limit Time It is the time when user is

offline.
5. Clicking the Export button allows you to export the details of

a Radius log.
END OF STEPS
Querying Socket Logs

Purpose Query Socket logs, which contain GGSN-assigned terminal IP ad-
dress, SP URL that the user visits in Pull mode, the destination IP
address and port number that the user requested, URL response
time that the gateway received and the time for the gateway to
forward the URL to the mobile terminal.


Steps 1. Select WAP > WAP Log > Socket Log to go to the page as
shown below.
FIGURE 22 QUERYING SOCKET LOGS
TABLE 16 SOCKET LOG QUERY PARAMETER DESCRIPTION
The user mobile Required, which is

User Mobile number you want to a 11-digit mobile
Telephone query number
Required. The start

time and the end time
Time range of the must be within the
Start Time query same month.
The start time and

the end time must
Time range of the be within the same
End Time query month.

the query result.
3. Clicking the Export button allows you to export all the Socket
Note:
If the Socket logs in a query result exceed 4000 records, the
be saved at a time and ask you to fill in the Start Log Number
4. To query the details of a Socket log, click the button in the


TABLE 17 SOCKET APPLICATION LOG PARAMETER DESCRIPTION
Bearing Type Bearer network type of the

mobile user, including the GPRS
network, CDMA network, and
WCDMA network.
User Mobile Telephone IP address assigned by GGSN to

the user mobile.

the user mobile.
User Request URL SP link address accessed by the

user.
User Request aim IP Address The internet host obtained from

by the user.
Aim address port number The port number obtained from

by the user.
Gateway receive request time Time of WAP Gateway receiving

request by terminal.
Gateway transmit request time The time of WAP Gateway

sending the reguest by teminal.
Gateway receive URL response The response time for the WAP
time Gateway to receive the URL
returned by the SP.
Gateway transmit response to The response time for the WAP

handset Gateway sending response to
terminal.
CDR Status Parameter displays whether the

query operation is successful.
Uplink Length Parameter displays total data

transfer from the subscriber to
the network.
Downlink Length Parameter displays total data

transfer from the network to the
subscriber.
Information content type The content type of the HTTP

message returned from the SP.
5. To export the details of a Socket log, click the Export button.

END OF STEPS

Querying Socket Logs

Purpose Query Socket logs, which contain GGSN-assigned terminal IP ad-
dress, SP URL that the user visits in Pull mode, the destination IP
address and port number that the user requested, URL response
time that the gateway received and the time for the gateway to
forward the URL to the mobile terminal.
Context When Socket logs are written into the database, some Socket CDRs
do not contain mobile number information due to some abnormal
reasons, which cause the Socket logs to not be found in queries.
The enhanced Socket log query function allows you to query Socket
logs through the mapping relations between the mobile numbers
and IP addresses in the Radius server in-memory.
Steps 1. Select WAP > WAP Log > Socket Log Strengthen to go to
the page as shown below.
FIGURE 23 ENHANCED QUERY OF SOCKET LOGS
TABLE 18 PARAMETER DESCRIPTION FOR THE ENHANCED SOCKET LOG

QUERY
Required, which is a
User Mobile Tele- The user mobile num- 11-digit mobile num-
phone ber you want to query ber
Required. The start

time and the end time
Time range of the must be within the
Start Time query same month.
The start time and

the end time must
Time range of the be within the same
End Time query month.

the query result.

3. Clicking the Export button allows you to export all the Socket
Note:
If the Socket logs in a query result exceed 4000 records, the
be saved at a time and ask you to fill in the Start Log Number
4. To query the details of a Socket log, click the button in the

TABLE 19 SOCKET LOG PARAMETER DESCRIPTION
Parameter Parameter Setting
Bearer network type of the mobile user, in-

cluding the GPRS network, CDMA network, and
Bearing Type WCDMA network.
User Mobile Tele-

phone -
IP address assigned by the GGSN to the user

User IP address mobile phone.
User Request URL SP link address accessed by the user
User Request aim The Internet host obtained from the original
IP Address URI pull accessed by the user
Aim address port The port number obtained from the original
number URI pull accessed by the user
Gateway receive Time of WAP Gateway receiving request by ter-

request time minal
Gateway transmit The time of WAP Gateway sending the reguest

request time by teminal
Gateway receive The response time for the WAP Gateway to

URL response time receive the URL returned by the SP
Gateway transmit
response to hand- The response time for the WAP Gateway send-
set ing response to terminal
Parameter displays total data transfer from the

Uplink length subscriber to the network
Parameter displays total data transfer from the

Downlink length network to the subscriber
Parameter displays whether the query opera-

CDR Status tion is successful
Information con- The content type of the HTTP message re-

tent type turned from the SP

5. To export the details of a Socket log, click the Export button.

END OF STEPS
Operation Log Query

Querying Operation Logs
Purpose The system records every operation of the operators to ensure
system security. The log records allow you to know the operators
operations on the system.
In the case of a failure, you can view operation logs to know the
operations and make a recovery.
rights management rights.
Steps 1. Select Log > Operation Log to go to the page as shown be-
low.
FIGURE 24 QUERYING OPERATION LOGS
2. Set query criteria and click the Search button. A query result
is as shown below.

FIGURE 25 OPERATION LOG QUERY RESULT
Tip:
To export all the query results, click the Export button and
save the result.
3. (Optional). Click the button. The details of an operation

log are as shown below.
FIGURE 26 OPERATION LOG DETAILS
Tip:
To export the log, click the Export and save the log.
END OF STEPS
Querying OMM Server Logs

Purpose OMM server logs include real-time alarm messages and error
messages for the service system. For example, link disconnection
messages, database connection failure messages and service
module alarm messages in service operations, are all recorded in
OMM server logs for query later.


Steps 1. Select Log > OMM Server Log to open the page as shown
below.
FIGURE 27 QUERYING OMM SERVER LOGS
is as shown below.
FIGURE 28 OMM SERVER LOG QUERY RESULT
Tip:
save the result.
3. (Optional). Click the button. The details of an OMM server

log are as shown below.
FIGURE 29 OMM SERVER LOG DETAILS

Tip:
END OF STEPS
Querying UniPortal Logs

Purpose UniPortal logs record all the alarm messages and error messages
raised when the UniPortal is running.
You can view the details of every message by querying UniPortal
logs.
Steps 1. Select Log > UniPortal Log to open the page as shown below.
FIGURE 30 QUERYING UNIPORTAL LOGS
is as shown below.

FIGURE 31 UNIPORTAL LOG QUERY RESULT
Tip:
save the result.
3. (Optional). Click the button. The details of a UniPortal log

are as shown below.
FIGURE 32 UNIPORTAL LOG DETAILS
Tip:
END OF STEPS

MML Command Operations

Getting a Software Version
Purpose Get a module software version through a Man-Machine Language
(MML) command.
Steps 1. Select Device > MML Command to go to the page as shown
below.
FIGURE 33 MML COMMAND PAGE
2. Select an option from the Executing destination office ID

and Executing destination module number pull-down list
boxes. Select Get Software Version from the Command
type pull-down list box, and click OK to view the version in-
formation.
END OF STEPS
Executing an MML command

Purpose Execute an MML command on the MML command page.
Steps 1. Select Device > MML Command to go to the page as shown
below.

FIGURE 34 MML COMMAND PAGE
2. Select an option from the Executing destination office ID

and Executing destination module number pull-down list
boxes. Select Execute MML Command from the Command
type pull-down list box, and click OK to view the execution
result.
END OF STEPS
Device Password
Management
Changing the System Password
Purpose Perform this procedure to change the system password. Changing
the system password will change the login passwords for operating
systems on all the service nodes.
Caution:
An improper operation may cause a great impact on the system,
so use this function with caution.

Steps 1. Select Device > Device Password > System Password to
go to the page as shown below.

FIGURE 35 CHANGING THE SYSTEM PASSWORD
TABLE 20 SYSTEM PASSWORD PARAMETERS
Bureau ID Target office ID Select from the pull-down list.
All the service nodes must be

Target module selected, otherwise, a system
Module No. number. exception may occur.
The current login

password for the
operating system
Current on the service Enter the current database
password node. password
The password must begin with

a letter and can contain letters,
underline, decimal points,
and numbers. The password
New New system must be between 5 and 20
password password characters.
Confirm Confirm the new Re-enter the new password

new password you and make sure the passwords
password entered you entered match.
2. Fill in required information and click OK. A confirmation mes-

sage box appears.
3. After confirming the change, click OK.
END OF STEPS
Changing the Database Password

Purpose Perform this procedure to change the password for the service
database of the WAP gateway system.

Caution:
An improper operation may cause a great impact on the system,

Steps 1. Select Device > Device Password > Database User Pass-
word to go to the page as shown below.
FIGURE 36 CHANGING THE DATABASE PASSWORD
TABLE 21 DATABASE PASSWORD PARAMETERS
Parame-
ter Description Setting
Bureau ID Target office ID Select from the pull-down list.
Select the module number of

the database for which you want
to change the password. You
must set the device type to
database server or DBSRV in
Target module the Device Info configuration
Module No. number. to display the module.
Current password
Current for the service Enter the current database
password node database password

Parame-
ter Description Setting
The password must begin with

a letter and can contain letters,
New password for underline, decimal points, and
New the service node numbers. The password must
password database be between 5 and 20 characters.
Confirm
new Confirm the new Re-enter the new password and
password password you make sure the passwords you
entered entered match.
2. Fill in required information and click OK. A confirmation mes-

sage box appears.
3. After confirming the change, click OK.
END OF STEPS
Modifying System
Configuration Files
Purpose System configuration includes the management and operations on
the system configuration files.
Caution:
An improper modification may cause a great impact on the system,

Steps 1. Select Device > System Configuration to go to the page as
shown below.

FIGURE 37 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION PAGE
2. In the left-side navigation tree, click the name of a configura-

tion file to go to the page as shown below.
FIGURE 38 MODIFYING A SYSTEM CONFIGURATION FILE
Note:
The configuration file is located in the tomcat\temp direc-
tory.
3. Modify content of the configuration file.

4. Perform the following operations as needed.
Purpose Actions
Save to backup Click the Save2Bak button.
Note: The modified file is Note: The system displays
saved in the tomcat\temp di- an operation successful mes-
rectory. sage if the file is saved suc-
cessfully.

Purpose Actions
Upload Click the Upload button.
Note: Upload the modified Note: The system displays
file to the source directory of an operation successful mes-
the configuration file. sage if the file is uploaded
successfully.
Note: The modification can-
not be cancelled after the file
is uploaded.
Read again Clicking the Read Again but-
ton will refresh the content
If you have modified the displayed.
content of the configura-
tion file but has not applied Note: The system displays
Save2Bak, the modification an operation successful mes-
will be recovered to the pre- sage if the file is read suc-
vious content. cessfully.
If you have applied
Save2Bak, the modified
content will be displayed.
The configuration file that
the system reads again is the
file downloaded to the tom-
cat\temp directory.
Download to backup Click the Down2Bak button.
Re-download the file from the Note: The system displays
original directory to the tom- a download finished message
cat\temp directory. if the file is downloaded suc-
cessfully.
If the modification is not
what you want but you have
saved the modification and
cannot recover it using the
read again function, then use
this function to re-download
the configuration file.
Prase file 1. Click the Parse file button
to go the page as shown
Parse the configuration file to below.
the common operation mode 2. After modification, click the
according to the configura- OK button to go back to the
tion definition file to allow page as shown below.
add, delete and modify oper-
ations.

FIGURE 39 PARSING A FILE
END OF STEPS

Monitoring Network Statuses

Purpose Monitor the running statuses of all the service nodes of the WAP
gateway in real time and view service node properties, including
the office ID, module number, device name, IP address, current
connection, current process and current alarm information of the
nodes.
Steps 1. Select Device > Network Monitor to go to the page as shown
below.
FIGURE 40 MONITORING NETWORK STATUSES
Note:
To move a node to the middle of the view, move the cursor to
the node and select Set to be center from the shortcut menu.
2. Perform desired operations as follows:

Purpose Actions
To display all Do not select Show the links of center
the service no- only on the page, which will display the
des links of all the service nodes. By default,
it only displays the nodes connected to the
central node.

Purpose Actions
To set the cen- Move the cursor to a non-central node to
tral node display a shortcut menu and select Set to
be center from the menu. The node will
be set as the central node. The system will
display all the nodes connected to it.
You can only set one node as the central
node.
To view node 1. Move the cursor to a non-central node to
properties display a shortcut menu. Select Properties
from the menu to display a node properties
page, as shown below.
2. Clicking the Refresh button will refresh
the properties of the node.
FIGURE 41 NODE PROPERTIES
END OF STEPS
Switching to Single-Office
Mode
Purpose You can switch the multi-office mode over to the single-office mode
after logging in to the ZTE AnyService UniPortal.
You have logged in to the ZTE AnyService UniPortal.
Steps 1. On the UniPortal (multi-office) home page, select Centralized
maintenance > Brazilwapgw2[11Bureau ] to go to the

FIGURE 42 ZTE ANYSERVICE UNIPORTAL SYSTEM LOGIN

(SINGLE-OFFICE)
2. Enter your username, password and the verification code, and

then click OK to go to the UniPortal (single-office) homepage,
as shown below.
FIGURE 43 ZTE ANYSERVICE UNIPORTAL (SINGLE-OFFICE) HOME PAGE
END OF STEPS

Figures
Figure 1 AnyService UniPortal Login Page............................... 2

Figure 2 AnyService UniPortal Main Page ............................... 2
Figure 3 Main Page ............................................................. 3
Figure 4 Area Info Page ....................................................... 6
Figure 5 Adding Area Information ......................................... 6
Figure 6 Office Settings ....................................................... 7
Figure 7 Adding Office Information........................................ 7
Figure 8 Office Settings ....................................................... 9
Figure 9 User Manager Page................................................12
Figure 10 Creating an Account.............................................13
Figure 11 User Manager Page ..............................................16
Figure 12 Creating Accounts ...............................................16
Figure 13 Activating User Account Information ......................17
Figure 15 Querying User Account Information........................18
Figure 16 ........................................................................18
Figure 18 Querying User Account Information........................19
Figure 19 Querying Pull Logs...............................................22
Figure 20 Querying Push Logs .............................................25
Figure 21 Querying Radius Logs...........................................27
Figure 22 Querying Socket Logs ..........................................29
Figure 23 Enhanced Query of Socket Logs.............................31
Figure 24 Querying Operation Logs ......................................33
Figure 25 Operation Log Query Result ..................................34
Figure 26 Operation Log Details...........................................34
Figure 27 Querying OMM Server Logs ...................................35
Figure 28 OMM Server Log Query Result ...............................35
Figure 29 OMM Server Log Details .......................................35
Figure 30 Querying UniPortal Logs .......................................36
Figure 31 UniPortal Log Query Result ...................................37
Figure 32 UniPortal Log Details ............................................37
Figure 33 MML Command Page............................................38
Figure 34 MML Command Page............................................39

Figure 35 Changing the System Password .............................40

Figure 36 Changing the Database Password ..........................41
Figure 37 System Configuration Page ...................................43
Figure 38 Modifying a System Configuration File ....................43
Figure 39 Parsing a File ......................................................45
Figure 40 Monitoring Network Statuses.................................46
Figure 41 Node Properties...................................................47
Figure 42 ZTE AnyService UniPortal System Login
(Single-Office) ..................................................48
Figure 43 ZTE AnyService UniPortal (Single-Office) Home
Page ................................................................48

Tables
Table 1 Chapter Summary .................................................... i

Table 2 Typographical Conventions ......................................... i
Table 3 Mouse Operation Conventions ....................................ii
Table 4 AnyService UniPortal Page Description ........................ 3
Table 5 Area Parameter Description....................................... 6
Table 6 Office Parameter Description ..................................... 8
Table 7 User Manager Parameter Description .........................12
Table 8 Account Creation Parameter Description ....................13
Table 9 Adding User Accounts..............................................15
Table 10 Pull Log Query Parameter Description ......................23
Table 11 Pull Log Detail Description......................................24
Table 12 Push Log Query Parameter Description.....................26
Table 13 Parameter Description for Push Log Details...............26
Table 14 Radius Log Query Parameter Description ..................27
Table 15 Parameter Description for Radius Log Details ............28
Table 16 Socket Log Query Parameter Description ..................29
Table 17 Socket Application Log Parameter Description ...........30
Table 18 Parameter Description for the Enhanced Socket Log
Query ..............................................................31
Table 19 Socket Log Parameter Description ...........................32
Table 20 System Password Parameters .................................40
Table 21 Database Password Parameters...............................41

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Serial Number: sjzl20094877

About This Manual.............................................. i

Purpose This manual introduces management operations in the ZTE Any-

Chapter 1, System Login Introduces how to log in to the

Introduces how to configure

Chapter 3, Subscriber Account Introduces how to manage

Introduces common operations in

Conventions ZTE documents employ the following typographical conventions.

TABLE 2 TYPOGRAPHICAL CONVENTIONS

Italics References to other Manuals and documents.

Quotes Links on screens.

Bold Menus, menu options, function names, input fields, radio

CAPS Keys on the keyboard and buttons on screens and

| Select one of the parameters that are delimited by it.

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Note: Provides additional information about a certain

Checkpoint: Indicates that a particular step needs to be

Tip: Indicates a suggestion or hint to make things easier

TABLE 3 MOUSE OPERATION CONVENTIONS

Click Refers to clicking the primary

Double-click Refers to quickly clicking the

Drag Refers to pressing and holding

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Logging In to the AnyService

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FIGURE 1 ANYSERVICE UNIPORTAL LOGIN PAGE

2. On the login page, enter your username, password and verifi-

FIGURE 2 ANYSERVICE UNIPORTAL MAIN PAGE

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Introduction to the Main

Page Description TABLE 4 ANYSERVICE UNIPORTAL PAGE DESCRIPTION

1 Displays the currently logged user

2 Topology tree button. Selecting this button will display the

3 Collapsible menu button. Selecting this button will display

4 Displays device topology tree or collapse the menu.

6 Navigation pane, used to present UniPortal menu items.

7 Displays all the menu page tabs.

8 Homepage button. Clicking this button will go to the first

9 Help button. Clicking this button will go to the Help page.

10 Modify password button. Clicking this button allows you to

11 Logout button. Clicking this button allows you to exit the

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14 Clicking this button will close the active menu item.

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Step Operation Topic

1 Configure area Configuring Area

2 Configure office Configuring Office

3 Synchronize device Synchronizing Device

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Configuring Area Information

FIGURE 4 AREA INFO PAGE

2. Click the Add button to go to the Add Area Info page as

FIGURE 5 ADDING AREA INFORMATION

Parameter description is shown in the table below.

TABLE 5 AREA PARAMETER DESCRIPTION

Parameter Description Setting

Area where the office Select an area from

Description of the Fill in the actual in-

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