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The CLI is executed when you select ‘Configuration’ → ‘CLI’. It is a module which
allows the operator to execute the commands for the NE through the GUI.
• Target Selection
In the initial CLI window, select the Tree tap from the combo list of the Target to
select the target ID. The following tree is displayed. Select the NE you wish to
execute the command on.
• Target Search
To search for a target in the CLI window, select the combo list of the target and enter
part of the target name in the ‘Search’ tab. Then, the target searched is displayed as
shown in the figure below. Click the searched target to select from the Tree tab.
• Description of Command Tree
Click the button to activate the Command Window. The operator can select the
desired command from the tree in the Command Window.
If a command is selected from the command tree, the parameter values are
automatically displayed in the command parameter pane on the right.

• Command Input Window

To enter a command, proceed as follows:
1) Select a command from the tree, then input the parameter values. The command is automatically created in
the Input Window.
2) Use the ↑ or ↓ key to select a command from the command list in the input field.
• Command Execution History Window
You can re-execute the previously executed command as follows:
1) In the History window, double-click the previous command log.
2) Use the ↑ or ↓ key to browse through the commands saved in the list in the Input Window. Select the
desired command, then click the Execute button.
• Command Response Window
The result of a command which the operator executed is displayed in the window.
• Event Window
Alarm/Status messages generated during system operation are displayed.

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Adding Filter
On the autonomous window, right-click to display a popup menu.
Select ‘Add Filter’.
On the Add Filter window, select the Event Message Type.
The filter window of the Event Message Type is added.
On the added window, only the events of the selected Event Message Type are
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Adding Batch Job

Adding from the command tree

1) Select a command from the command window.
2) Click the Add button in the Config tab of the Batch Window.
3) The selected command is added to the batch job.

Ÿ Adding Batch Job in the History Window

1) Select a command in the History Window.
2) Click the Add button in the Config tab of the Batch Window.
3) The selected command is added to the batch job.

Ÿ Adding a Batch Job from the Input Window

1) Enter a command in the Input Window.
2) Click the Add button in the Config tab of the Batch Window.
3) The entered command is added to the batch job.

If an invalid command is entered in the Input Window while adding commands in the batch
job, the following error window is displayed.

Specifying the Batch Job Execution Interval

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Select a command from the command window.
Specify the ‘Gap’ on the batch window.
Click the [Add] button on the batch window.
The interval specified in the selected command is applied to be added to the batch
job.

Executing a Batch Job

Click the [Start] button.

The prompt asking to enter the password is displayed before executing a batch job.
When the password is entered incorrectly, the execution is cancelled.
The execution result of the command is displayed on the ‘Response Window’.
The result of the command execution is displayed in the batch window.

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If the operator registers a frequently used command to a macro shortcut command and then
executes the shortcut command, the registered command is executed.

Adding Macro

Ÿ Selecting a command from the command window to add to the macro list
1) Select a command from the tree in the Command Window.
2) In the Toolbar, click the Macro icon ( ) to run the Macro window.
3) When you click the Add button of the Macro window, an additional window is displayed.
4) When you enter a title in the additional window and click the OK button, the
shortcut command is registered.

Ÿ Entering a Command in the Input Window to Add to the Macro List

1) Enter a command in the Input Window.
2) When you click the Macro button ( ), the additional window of the Macro window is
displayed.
3) When you enter a title in the additional window and click the OK button, the shortcut
command is registered.
Ÿ Adding Macro List to Menu Bar
1) Select a command in the Command Window or enter a command in the Input
Window.
2) When you select Action (A) a Add Macro from the Menu bar, the additional window of
the Macro window is displayed.
3) When you enter a title in the additional window and click the OK button, the shortcut

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Executing Macro

When you click the registered command in the Macro window, the command is
executed.

Deleting the Macro

Select one icon from the macro list.
Right-click and select ‘Delete’.
The command is deleted from the macro list.

Checking the Redundancy of Macro Command

Select a command-which already exists in the macro list-from the command window.
Click the [Macro] button.
‘Macro Already Exists’ message is displayed.

Saving and Importing a Macro List per User

Register a command to the macro list.
Close the CLI window.
Select ‘Configuration’ ‘CLI Window’ and start the CLI window again.
The commands registered to the macro for each user are loaded.

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To enter the NE information, proceed as follows:

1) Select ‘Grow eNB’ in the NE node pop-up menu of the tree viewer or the map
viewer.
Otherwise, select Configuration à Grow eNB in the main menu.

2) Once the Grow Window appears, enter the NE information, then click the Next
button.
The Next button is not be enabled until valid data are entered.

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Group Description
Cell Management-UI to change FA bandwidth or to add/delete a cell.
SON Option-UI to select SON related options.
Whether the PCI/RSI parameter can be entered is determined based on SON option.
NRT Option-UI to select neighbor related SON options.
FA Information-UI to configure the FA parameter
Location Information- UI to configure position information
Cell Detail Information-UI to configure cell related parameters

When you enter all the cell detail information and click the Finish button, the
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Again There are two methods to launch the cell management window, similarly to
grow NE. One is to select Configuration . Cell Management. The other is to select the
Cell Management pop-up menu from the NE node of the tree viewer or the map
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Adding Neighbor
1) From the tree at the left of the window, double-click the eNB for which a neighbor is added.
2) In the Neighbor Relation Info, select the tab for the network (LTE, CDMA1XRTT, CDMAHRPD, CDMA2000) for which a the
neighbor is added, then click the Add button.
3) Enter every parameter in the pop-up window, then click the Add button in the pop-up
window to execute the command.
4) The execution is updated to the neighbor operation history.

Modifying Neighbor
1) Select a neighbor in the Neighbor Relation Info. The Change button at the top of the table is activated.
2) Click the activated the Change button, then modify the parameters as necessary in the pop-up window.
3) Click the Change button in the pop-up window.
4) The execution result is updated to the Neighbor Operation History.

Deleting Neighbor
1) Select a neighbor in the Neighbor Relation Info. The Delete button at the top of the table is activated.
2) Click on the enabled the Delete button. A warning pop-up is displayed. Click OK in the warning pop-up.
3) The execution result is updated to the Neighbor Operation History.

Additional Functions
The neighbor GUI allows the operator to easily retrieve the related information.
If you select a neighbor relation in the Neighbor Relation Info, the information of the source eNB of the corresponding relation
is highlighted, and the information of the cell of the corresponding eNB is displayed.
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With the Neighbor Relation Info containing valid data, select a number in the Cell Num selection combo box at the top of the
window. The neighbor relation having the selected number’s cell as the source cell changes to blue, and when you select a
relation in blue color, the information of the corresponding source cell in the Cell Detail Info is displayed in green.
Right-click the Neighbor Operation History to delete the information in the table.

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Import/Export Neighbor

It is available on the menu bar at the top of the window. neighbor information can be
imported/exported

Import

1) Click the Open button to import the file from the PC.
2) The imported data is displayed in the table.
3) Make the desired modification to the table, then select one of the commands at
the top of the window.
4) Check the relation to execute the selected command, then click the Apply
button.

Export

1) Check the eNB to retrieve neighbors from the tree on the left, then click the View
button at the top of the window. (If you checked the both direction, each neighbor
relation is viewed in both directions.)
2) The neighbor relation of the selected eNB is displayed on the table. Click the Save
button to save it to the PC (.csv or .xls).

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The Software Management provides the UI function for the related commands
necessary to perform the package upgrade, software update and firmware update
through the GUI.
In addition, it provides functions for the eNB to download and activate the package,
software and firmware, as well as functions to verify the package installation of the
LSM/NE.

Along with functions for package upgrade, software update and firmware update, it
also provides the functions of saving the execution history of functions and
scheduling.
Accordingly, a user can perform the package upgrade, software update and firmware
update at the desired time.

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Verify
Tree Viewer: Displays all NEs registered in the EMS in a tree structure on the screen.
Verify Condition: Sets the conditions for executing the verification.
Verify Info Table: Displays the list of NEs for which the verification is executed.
It provides the Compare button that allows the results and the detailed information
to be displayed. If you click the Compare button of an NE, you can view the detailed
information for the NE.

Compares package/firmware between the LSM and NE

Select an NE to be performed from the tree.
Click the [Add] button on the [Verify Condition].
Select the package version and type you want to compare on the [Verify Condition].
Click the [Verify] button on the [Verify Condition].
Click the [Compare] button to view the detailed comparison results for each file.

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From the Data Audit window, check the data versions of eNB and LSM and then select
an eNB that the operator want to synchronize, and execute the configuration
synchronization manually.

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We can pause event . We can delete displaying events, print events, save events or
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Parameter Description
Target: Value of the command execution target.
Series: Used to select the series of the chart. ‘Severity/Code’
Item: Used to select the value for the X axis of a graph. ‘Time/Location’
If the ‘Location’ value is selected, you cannot select the summary by time slot in the
‘Time Type’ field.
Time Type: Used to select the time for statistics.
‘Hourly, Daily, Monthly, Hourly Sum, Daily Sum, Monthly Sum’
Group: Used to select a fault group.
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Setting Audible Alarms by Grade
1) From the menu, select ‘Fault Management’ then ‘Audible Alarm’ to pop up the
‘Audible Alarm’ setup window.
2) Select or deselect the ‘Mute’ option.
3) Select ‘by Grade’.
4) Using the Repeat button, specify whether to allow repetition and the repetition count.
5) Select or deselect ‘No Interception’.
6) From ‘Level’, select the level in which the audible alarm is generated.
7) From ‘Policy’, select the audible alarm generation policy.
8) Using the Set button, finish the settings.
9) You can click the Pause button to pause the current audible alarm.

Setting Audible Alarms by Fault Code

1) From the menu, select ‘Fault Management’ then ‘Audible Alarm’ to pop up the
‘Audible Alarm’ setup window.
2) Select or deselect the ‘Mute’ option.
3) Click ‘by Alarm Code’.
4) Using the Repeat button, specify whether to allow repetition and the repetition count.
5) Select the sound source by fault code.
Click the Add button to select a fault code. You can specify the sound source by clicking the
Browse button at the right end. If you click the Set button, information for both fault code
and sound source is saved.
6) Using the Set button, finish the settings.
7) You can click the Pause button to pause the current audible alarm.

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The performance management manages the functions related to the performance of the
network resource.
The following key functions are provided by the performance management:
- Performance Statistics
- Collection Results
- PI Monitoring
- On Demand
- Call Trace
To manage the performance, select ‘Performance’ from the main menu.

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To view the statistics data collected.
• Selecting Statistics Family
Select the Statistics Family in Statistics Family Selection Area.
• Selecting Parameters
Enter the following values to the ‘Parameter’ field according to the data type of the Logical
location.
• Statistics Search Result Window
If you enter the search criteria and click ‘Search’, the search results will be displayed on the
statistics result view window. Below are the details of the main items in the statistics result
view area.

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• Sorting Statistics Search Results
If you click the ‘Time’ field in the table header of the search result window, the data display
will be changed from latest → oldest. These options will be toggled each time the button is
pressed.
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Creating Statistics Charts
1) Click the Graph icon in the statistics search result window.
2) Select the Statistics Peg of the data you wish to compare in the chart.
3) Select the items you want to show in the chart. Up to 20 items can be added into an
overlapped chart, and up to five charts can be added to a single chart.
4) Set whether or not to include items into one chart.
5) Click the Apply button to display the results on the right pane.

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The call trace function is provided to monitor the call flow status in the call setup section of a
specific UE. For this purpose, the function to retrieve, register and delete a call trace, and the
function to display the history are provided.

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All previously registered IMSI are saved in history list . If we registered IMSI earlier we might
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not have access to PDN GW, Hence Traces are developed by Core LSM or LSMC.That’s why in
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1) Select the trace type to search in the Trace Type field of the Trace History window and
select an NE to search in the target field.
2) Enter a cell number (if the trace type is ‘Cell Traffic’) or IMSI (If the trace type is
‘Signaling’).
3) Select a period to search in the ‘Period’ field.
4) When you click the Search button, the trace message history data corresponding to the
entered conditions is displayed.
5) In the ‘Per Page’ field, you can select the number of messages to display in the window.
The total number of searched messages is displayed in the Total Count field. Enter the page
no. in the page input filed and click the Go button, then a message is displayed after moving
to the page.
6) When you click an arrow in the call flow chart or a message in the table, the details of the
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not have access to PDN GW, Hence Traces are developed by Core LSM or LSMC. That’s why in
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The CSL window consists of the criteria input area and the result display area.

The searched results may be displayed in one or more pages depending on its
amount or specified display amount per page. The displayed information in the
window can be saved as a csv or xls file.

For more information about CSL data displayed in the search result table, refer to the
CSL data list file provided separately.

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The general management monitors various functional blocks an resources on the LSM
server. It also provides additional features to the operator to control the operating
environment on the LSM.

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‘Network Monitoring’ periodically monitors the network connectivity status (using
the Ping test) and the SNMP connectivity status (using the Hello message).

• Retrieving Network Status

Use the ‘Get’ button to retrieve the network status in real time. Select an NE List in
the left, then click ‘Search’ to retrieve the status of the network connections to the
system devices from the LSM in real time. (The window will display the result of
periodic search from the LSM server.)

• Retrieving/Setting the Network Status Check Period

The server checks the network status periodically. to retrieve the check period, click
‘Get’. The results are displayed in the result table. The time is displayed in seconds,
which can be set between 10-999.

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‘Process Management’ feature allows the operator to retrieve the status of the
processes running in the LSM server.
It also provides control to operator to start and stop the processes running on the
LSM.
If a process running in the server is abnormal, you can try stopping and restarting the
corresponding process.
If a process stops abnormally, it will be automatically restarted.

• Retrieving the Process Status

Click the ‘Search’ button to display the process status on the result table.
The process status is displayed as follows:
- Running: The process is running normally.
- Stop: The process has stopped.
• Stopping the Process
Select the checkbox of the process you wish to stop in the ‘Name’ field of the result
table.
Click the ‘Stop’ button in the window to stop the process.

• Restarting the Process

Select the checkbox of the process you wish to restart in the ‘Name’ field of the result
table.
Click the ‘Restart’ button in the window to restart the process.

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• Changing the Process Log Level
Select the checkbox of the process you wish to change the log level in the ‘Name’
field of the result table. Select the desired log level. Click the ‘Modify’ button in the
window to change the log level of the process.

The types of process log level are as follows:

Config > Info > Warning > Severe > OFF

Higher log level includes more log details.

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‘Resource Monitoring’ shows the status of the LSM resources (CPU and memory), on
a regular basis. Resource monitoring feature on the LSMR monitors the status of the
LSM resources (CPU and memory) in the server on a regular basis and outputs the
results to line graphs.

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‘Server Status’ monitors the resources of the LSM server. (CPU, File System, Memory,
Database) It also provides the functionalities to set the threshold for generating
alarms and the function to set the monitoring period of the LSM server.

‘CPU’ management functionality allows to retrieve the LSM server’s CPU usage rate
by CPU ID and to set the threshold values.
For servers with more than 2 CPUs, the usage rate is displayed for each CPU.
The threshold is used to trigger an alarm if the CPU usage rate of the LSM server
exceeds a specific value.

The current CPU status table is renewed automatically in every designated period.
Click ‘Get’ to retrieve the thresholds and cycles.

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‘Memory’ management feature allows to retrieve the LSM server’s memory usage
rates and to set the threshold values. The memory usage rate is displayed as the
percentage of the total memory used by the server. The threshold is used to trigger
an alarm if the memory usage rate of the LSM server exceeds a specific value.

The current memory status table is renewed automatically in every designated period.
Click ‘Get’ to retrieve the thresholds and cycles.

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‘File System’ management feature allows to retrieve the LSM server’s file system
usage rate and set the threshold values.
The Detailed information of multiple file systems is displayed. The threshold is used
to trigger an alarm if the file system usage rate of the LSM server exceeds a specific
value.

The current file system status table is renewed automatically in every designated
period. Click ‘Get’ to retrieve the thresholds and cycles.

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‘Database’ management feature allows to retrieve the LSM server’s database
information and set the threshold values. The threshold is used to trigger an alarm if
the database usage rate of the LSM server exceeds a specific value.

The current database status table is renewed automatically in every designated

period. Click ‘Get’ to retrieve the thresholds and cycles.

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‘Resource Statistics’ feature allows to retrieve the hourly, daily, and monthly usage rate (%) of the
LSM resources such as CPU, file system, memory, and database. Each usage rate is displayed in
graphs and tables for your convenience.

Item Description
Resource Type Types of the resources.
Displays the names of the detailed items by the reso
Resource Name
urce types.
The statistics type is divided into hourly, daily and mon
Statistics Type
thly.
Period Displays the start time and the end time.
• Displaying the Resource Statistics
To print the searched contents, click the ‘Print’ button. Use the print dialog window to print.

• Saving the Resource Statistics

To save the searched contents to the client, click the ‘Save’ button.
The resource statistics are saved in two formats: The graph in PDF format, and the table in XLS
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‘Log Management’ allows to set the storing cycle of the PM, FM, and SM raw data,
and the hourly, daily and monthly statistics data. It also allows to automatically
deletes the data according to the predefined cycle.

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The log viewer allows to retrieve the log file saved in the LSM server.
In addition to retrieving the log file details, the log viewer also allows to search by
time and message. Depending on the quantity of the data in the selected file, the
information may be displayed in multiple pages as illustrated below. Enter the
keyword in the search Input Window at the top of the main window to search and
display the parts within the current page that match the corresponding keyword. (The
parts will be highlighted.)

Click ‘1 Hour’, ‘12 Hours’, ‘1 Day’, or ‘Search’ to perform the search by time or by
message. The following illustrates the search by time. The LSM’s log file is created by
time, and thus only requires the search time to be provided by the user. Click the
‘Save’ button to save the displayed information to the PC. If there’s no search result,
the ‘Save’ button will be disabled.

The search by message is a feature specific to the log file created in the LSM. (The
search may not be performed correctly if the format of the file is incorrect.)
The log message created in the LSM uses the ‘;’ symbol to distinguish between each
log. The search by message will display all the log messages containing the keyword
provided by the operator.

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‘Login history’ will provide facility to record and review the login history of various
users of the LSM system. It also provides information about active users logged in on
the server.

• Retrieving History
1) Enter the search criteria in the search input table. The available search criteria are
Operator ID, IP Address, Login Success/Fail, and Login Time.
2) Click the ‘Search’ button to search for login history.
3) The login history search results will be displayed in the result table.

• Saving/Printing
1) Search the history data with the login history search function.
2) Click the ‘Save’ button in the window to save the searched data in an Excel file.
3) To print the saved data, use the print function in Microsoft Excel.

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The Operation history module records all commands executed by all the operators
and stores it in the LSM database. The available search criteria are operator ID,
Function, Message, Command and search period.

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