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Contents

About this document

Purpose ............................................................................................................................................................................................ viivii

Reason for reissue ....................................................................................................................................................................... viivii

New in this release ...................................................................................................................................................................... viivii

Intended audience ...................................................................................................................................................................... viiiviii

Supported systems ..................................................................................................................................................................... viiiviii

How to use this document .......................................................................................................................................................

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Prerequisites ................................................................................................................................................................................. viiiviii

Conventions used ....................................................................................................................................................................... viiiviii

Related information ..................................................................................................................................................................... ixix

Document support .......................................................................................................................................................................... xx

Technical support ........................................................................................................................................................................... xx

How to order .................................................................................................................................................................................... xx

How to comment ............................................................................................................................................................................ xx

1 Roadmap to customer documentation

Roadmap to SCMS customer documentation ................................................................................................................. 1-11-1

2 System requirements

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 2-12-1

Network management system requirements ................................................................................................................... 2-22-2

Hardware and operating system .......................................................................................................................................... 2-32-3

Browsers and network access ............................................................................................................................................... 2-42-4

Obtaining software ................................................................................................................................................................... 2-52-5

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3 PC installation

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-13-1

Installing JRE and JNLP for NSP ....................................................................................................................................... 3-23-2

Configuring the SRM ..............................................................................................................................................................

3-53-5

Installing the SunMC console ............................................................................................................................................ 3-103-10

4 Troubleshooting SunMC installation

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 4-14-1

Checking network management system configuration ............................................................................................... 4-24-2

Configuring the SunMC client to use Firefox for Help .............................................................................................. 4-44-4

Configuring the SunMC client to use Java console for Help .................................................................................... 4-64-6

5 Cygwin configuration

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 5-15-1

Setting the Display variable .................................................................................................................................................. 5-25-2

Launching Cygwin to display X clients from a remote host ..................................................................................... 5-45-4

6 Terminology

Glossary of terms ...................................................................................................................................................................... 6-16-1

Index

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About this documentAbout this document

Purpose

This document describes how to install and configure the Alcatel-Lucent Small Cell

Management System (SCMS) client software on a Personal Computer (PC).

Reason for reissue

The reissue reasons are:

Issue number Issue date Reason for reissue

5.05 March 2012 Preliminary issue

5.04 December 2011 Preliminary issue

5.03 September 2011 Draft issue

5.02 July 2011 Preliminary issue

5.01 June 2011 Draft issue

New in this release

New Features

• Feature 121332 SmallCell MS rebasing with OAM08.1 feature set, modified the

following topics:

– Chapter 2, “System requirements”

– “Network management system requirements” (p. 2-2)

– “Installing JRE and JNLP for NSP” (p. 3-2)

– “Configuring the SRM” (p. 3-5) – “Installing the SunMC console” (p. 3-10)

– “Checking network management system configuration” (p. 4-2)

– “Configuring the SunMC client to use Firefox for Help” (p. 4-4)

– “Configuring the SunMC client to use Java console for Help” (p. 4-6)

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Other changes

• Modified “Hardware and operating system” (p. 2-3), “Browsers and network access”

(p. 2-4), and “Configuring the SRM” (p. 3-5)

• Modified “Obtaining software” (p. 2-5).

Intended audience

This document is intended for integration personnel.

Supported systems

This document applies to Alcatel-Lucent SCMS 3.0 system release.

How to use this document

Start with the first chapter and work through the manual to the end. Once you have done

this, you will have carried out the installation test completely and in the proper sequence.

Prerequisites

It is recommended that readers become familiar with Alcatel-Lucent 9353 Wireless

Management System Small Cells - System Management, NN-20500-173.

Conventions used

Vocabulary conventions

The following terms are modified to align with the corporate re-branding:

Old naming convention New naming convention

Femto Management System Alcatel-Lucent Small Cell Management

System (SCMS)

Femto Small Cells

Wireless Management System for Femto Wireless Management System Small Cells

(WMS Small Cells)

For a complete list of terms used in this document, see Chapter 6, “Terminology”.

Conventions used

The following typographical conventions are used in this document:

Appearance Description

italicized text • File and directory names

• Emphasized information

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Appearance Description

graphical user interface text Text that is displayed in a graphical user interface or in

a hardware label

variable A value that the user supplies

key name The name of a key on the keyboard

command-syntax Command names that the user types

input text Text that the user types or selects as input to a system

output text Text that a system displays or prints

IP reference, reference number Related document that is referenced in the document

Related information

Documents that are related to this document are:

Refer to this document At this location For more information on

Alcatel-Lucent 9353 Wireless

Management System Small

Cells - Security: Overview,

NN-20500-180

http://support.alcatel-lucent.

com

Alcatel-Lucent 9353 WMS

Small Cells security

applications, and the different

procedures to implement,

monitor, or manage these

applications.



Cells -User Guide,

NN-20500-208


com

How to perform Graphical

User Interface (GUI)

commands available in the

Wireless Management System

(WMS) solution.



Cells - OAM Sun SE T5220

Server Installation and

Commissioning,

NN-20500-239


com

All necessary instructions and

information needed to install

and commission the SUN

SPARC Enterprise T5220

Server.


Management System Small Cells - OAM Sun Netra T5440

Server Installation and

Commissioning,

NN-20500-300


com

All necessary instructions and

information needed to installand commission the Sun

Netra T5440 Server.

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Refer to this document At this location For more information on



Cells - SCMS 3.0 OAM Server

Loading and Configuration

(IM), NN-20500-274


com

The configuration

requirements and

methodology for the

operations administration and

maintenance servers used for

the Small Cell Management

System.



Cells - SCMS 3.0 OAM Server

Upgrade Procedure,

NN-20500-275


com

The information to perform

the software upgrade

procedures on the OAM

server equipment for Small

Cell solutions.

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For support in using this or any other Alcatel-Lucent document, contact Alcatel-Lucent at

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Technical support

For technical support, contact local Alcatel-Lucent customer support team. See the

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1 1Roadmap to customer

documentation

Roadmap to SCMS customer documentation

Purpose

This chapter provides the roadmap to SCMS customer documentation.

Overview

For the roadmap to SCMS documentation, see Alcatel-Lucent 9353 Wireless Management

System Small Cells - Introduction and Documentation Guide, NN-20500-177.

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2 2System requirements

Overview

Purpose

The purpose of this section is to describe the hardware and software required to install the

network management client software on a PC client platform.The network management client software is often installed by Alcatel-Lucent installation

engineers during customer network first installation. However, if you add a new client

platform, or if you need to replace a client platform, you may need to install or reinstall

this software using this document as the basis for the installation instructions.

Important: If the document does not provide solution required to complete the client

software installation, contact the Alcatel-Lucent customer support representative.

Contents

Network management system requirements 2-2

Hardware and operating system 2-3

Browsers and network access 2-4

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Network management system requirements

Purpose

The purpose of this section is to provide an overview of the network management system

requirements to install the network management client software.

Prerequisite

Ensure that the network management servers are installed and fully operational prior to

adding new client platforms.

Overview

The Network Services Platform (NSP) server software is installed on the network

management server.

The Sun Management Center (SunMC) client is associated with the SUN operatingsystem (Solaris) installed on the network management servers. To ensure that the SunMC

client software is the correct version for the network management server operating

system, install the SunMC client software provided with the network management system

installation or upgrade DVDs. See “Installing the SunMC console” (p. 3-10) for details.

Note: The network management server hardware and software are installed by

Alcatel-Lucent installation engineers.

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Hardware and operating system

Purpose

The purpose of this section is to provide an overview of the hardware and OS

requirements to install the network management client software.

Related information

The minimum memory and processing power for your client platform depends upon the

number of software clients and software applications operating on your client platform.

The procedures in this document assume the client platform has been configured with a

supported operating system, applicable disk partitions, and network access.

Hardware

Following is the list of server and client platform hardware:• Oracle Solaris 10 Update 9 is installed and runs on the following Oracle machines

supported by the WMS.

– Netra T5440

– SF V890

– SE T5220

– Netra 240

• CPU - the client platform CPU is Intel® Pentium® IV 3 GHz, Core™ 2 Duo or Quad,

or Intel Core™ processor family (Core™ i3, i5, or i7) or higher

•

Hard disk - the client platform hard disk capacity is 80 GB or higher • RAM - the client platform RAM capacity is 1 GB or higher

Note: In case, Microsoft®Windows® 7 or Microsoft®Windows® Vista is the OS, it is

recommended to add 1 GB RAM to the above-mentioned value.

If the client PC OS is Microsoft®Windows® XP, 1 GB RAM is sufficient for use.

NSP and WPS can be installed and used on any 1GB RAM PC.

Operating System

Following OS are supported for client:

• Microsoft®Windows® 7

• Microsoft®Windows® Vista Professional - Service Pack 1 or greater

• Microsoft®Windows® XP Professional - Service Pack 3 or greater

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Browsers and network access

Overview

Ensure that the following web browser and network access requirements are met:

• Use Internet Explorer 7 to 9• Use Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 1.6 update 17

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Obtaining software

Overview

NSP, JRE and Sun Management Center (SunMC) software can be obtained from one of

the following sources: the network management servers, Alcatel-Lucent-supplied DVDs,or the Alcatel-Lucent ESD Web site.

Cygwin (GPL licensed freeware for Windows) that can be downloaded for free from its

http://www.cygwin.com/ website.

Firefox software can be obtained from http://releases.firefox.org/pub/firefox.org/firefox/

WinZip compression/uncompression PC utility can be obtained from http://www.winzip.

com.

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3 3PC installation

Overview

Purpose

The purpose of this chapter is to describe the procedure to install the client software and

configure the PC to operate as a network management server client.

Prerequisites

Ensure that the following conditions are met:

• The PC meets the requirements identified in Chapter 2, “System requirements”

• The network management server is fully operational.

Contents

Installing JRE and JNLP for NSP 3-2

Configuring the SRM 3-5

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Installing JRE and JNLP for NSP

Prerequisites

Install the JRE and Java Network Launch Protocol (JNLP) required to use the NSP on the

PC.Note: If you have multiple versions of JRE software on your PC, you must install the

JRE versions in a prescribed order. You must install the lowest version first and

highest version last. For example, install version JRE 1.6.0_11 first and version JRE

1.6.0_15 last. If you ignore this recommendation and install the higher version before

the lower version, you can cause corruption of some of the Java files.

Variable definitions

Variable Definition

<server_ip_address> The IP address of the network managementserver being added

<server_name> The host name of the network management

server being added

<domain_name> The domain name for the Domain Name

System (DNS)

<main_server_name> The host name of the network management

server

<username> Default: administrator

<password> Default: adminpass

Procedure to install JRE and JNLP for NSP

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1 Edit the network hosts configuration file.

For Browse to...

Windows XP c:\WINNT\system32\drivers\etc\hosts

Windows Vista c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts

Windows 7 c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts

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2 Open the hosts file with Notepad.

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3 As indicated below, add the server name and address of each network management

servers in your network, into the hosts file:

<server_ip_address> <domain_name>.<server_name> <server_name>

Example: 135.120.179.209 cassis.ctflab.cit.alcatel.fr cassis...................................................................................................................................................................................................

4 Start one of the Alcatel-Lucent recommended web browsers.

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5 In the web browser, type:

http://<main_server_name>:8080/NSP

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6 To install the Alcatel-Lucent recommended JRE, click Download the windows 32-bit

JRE installer.

A File Download dialog appears.

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7 In the File Download dialog, click Open.

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8 Click Typical setup - All recommended features will be installed.

A License Agreement dialog appears.

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9 Accept the terms of the license agreement in the License Agreement dialog. Click

Accept.

The Installing dialog is displayed and a progress bar is shown.

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10 When the Installation Completed dialog is displayed, click Finish.

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11 Start one of the Alcatel-Lucent recommended web browsers.

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12 In the web browser, type:

http://<main_server_name>:8080/NSP

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13 In the NSP Launch window, click Launch.


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The Java Web Start dialog appears with a progress bar. When JNLP installation is

complete, a Security Warning dialog appears.

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14 In the Security Warning dialog, click Yes.

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15 Type the <user name> and <password> , the click Login.

A security warning dialog appears.

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16 Click Accept.

Result: The JRE and JNLP are installed.


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Configuring the SRM

Prerequisites

Configure the PC to use the Software Repository Manager (SRM) web interface.

Procedure to configure SRM

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1 From the desktop menu, click Start and select Settings and Control Panel.

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2 Double-click the Java plug-in icon.

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3 In the Java Control Panel, click the Advanced tab.

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4 Click the plus sign (+) on the left of Java Console.

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5 Select Show console.

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6 Click Apply.

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7 Click the General tab.

Figure 3-1 Java Control Panel - Advanced Tab window


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8 From the Temporary Internet Files sub panel, click Settings...

Result: The Temporary Files Settings dialog appears.

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9 In the Temporary Files Settings dialog, click Delete Files.

Result: The Delete Temporary Files dialog appears.

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10 In the Delete Temporary Files dialog, select all of the indicated file choices and click OK .

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11 From the Network Settings sub panel, click Network Settings.

Figure 3-2 Java Control Panel - General Tab window


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12 Select the Direct connection option and click OK .

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13 From the Java Control Panel click OK .

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14 Using a text editor, open the c:\ProgramFiles\Java\jre<JRE_version>\lib\security\java.

policy file.

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15 At the end of the file, add the following:

grant codeBase "http://<ServerHostname>:8080/srm/-"

{

permission java.security.AllPermission;

permission java.lang.RuntimePermission "modifyThread";

permission java.lang.RuntimePermission "exitVM";

permission java.util.PropertyPermission "user.home", "read,

write";

permission java.util.PropertyPermission "java.home", "read,

write";

permission java.net.SocketPermission "<ServerHostName>","accept,

connect, listen, resolve";

permission java.io.FilePermission "<<ALL FILES>>","read, write,

delete, execute";

};

Note: If the client OS is Windows 7 or Vista, administrator permission will be

required for editing the hosts and security.policy files and saving the changes. Open

Notepad by clicking the Start button. In the search box, type Notepad, and then, in the

list of results for Notepad right-click and select 'Launch Notepad as administrator'.

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16 Save the file....................................................................................................................................................................................................

17 Start one of the web browsers recommended by Alcatel-Lucent.

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18 In the address bar of the web browser, type


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Installing the SunMC console

Purpose

The purpose of this chapter is to provide steps to install the SunMC console on a PC.

Prerequisites

The /DELIVERY/OAM/ALL/PE_SMCCONSOLE_PC/V04_00.E00/PE_SMCCONSOLE_

PC.V04_00.E00.tar.gz file can be obtained from one of the two following locations on the

network management server:

• The Software Repository Services (SRS) server in directory /opt/nortel/data/srs, or

• The DVD labeled WMS03.0.0_Platform_main_cd01 or

WMS03.0.0_Platform_patch_cd01.


Variable Definition

<ServerHostname> Network management server host name

<JRE_version> The correct version of JRE for this software

release

<SunMC user name> Default: oamops

<SunMC password> Default: oam_oamops

Procedure to install the SunMC console

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1 Create a new folder named SMC_PC in folder c:\temp on the PC.

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2 Start an xterm on the network management server containing the Software Repository

Service.

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3 Create a temporary directory on the SRS server.

Type mkdir /tmp/PE_SMC_PC

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4 Change current directory to the location of the SunMC console tar file.

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cd /opt/nortel/data/srs/DELIVERY/OAM/ALL/PE_SMCCONSOLE_PC/V04_

00.E00

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5 Perform one of the following steps:

If... Then...

the PE_SMCCONSOLE_PC.V04_00.E00.

tar.gz file is found in this directory1. Copy the file to the temporary directory on

the SRS server. Type:

cp PE_SMCCONSOLE_PC.V04_

00.E00.tar.gz /tmp/PE_SMC_PC

2. When the file copy is complete, proceed to

step 8.

the PE_SMCCONSOLE_PC.V04_00.E00.

tar.gz file cannot be found

proceed to step 6.

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6 Insert the DVD WMS03.0.0_Platform_patch_cd01 or

WMS03.0.0_Platform_patch_cd01 into the CDROM drive of the SRS server.

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7 Copy the PE_SMCCONSOLE_PC.V04_00.E00.tar.gz file to the temporary directory on

the network management server:

cp /cdrom/<cdromid>/DELIVERY/OAM/ALL/PE_SMCCONSOLE_PC/V04_00.E00/

PE_SMCCONSOLE_PC.V04_00.E00.tar.gz /tmp/PE_SMC_PC

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8 Change current directory. Type:

cd /tmp/PE_SMC_PC

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9 Uncompress the tar file. Type:

gunzip PE_SMCCONSOLE_PC.V04_00.E00.tar.gz

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10 Untar the tar file. Type:

tar xvf PE_SMCCONSOLE_PC.V04_00.E00.tar


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11 Start an FTP application on the PC and navigate to the SRS server directory

/tmp/PE_SMC_PC .

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12 Copy the \tmp\PE_SMC_PC\PE_SMCCONSOLE_PC.zip file to the PC in thec:\temp\SMC_PC folder.

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13 Unzip the PE_SMCCONSOLE_PC.zip file, extracting all of the files to the

c:\temp|SMC_PC folder.

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14 Using Windows Explorer, navigate to c:\temp\SMC_PC\disk1\install .

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15 Double-click install.bat .Result: The Sun Management Center Install Wizard dialog appears.

Figure 3-3 Sun Management Center Install Wizard


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16 Click Next.

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17 Specify the Installation Destination Directory, type:

c:\Program Files\SUNWsymon.

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18 Click Next.

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19 To the prompt This directory does not exist. Create it now?, click Create.

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20 In the Select Add-on Products dialog, select Performance Reporting Manager.

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21 Click Next.

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22 In the Confirmation dialog, ensure that the following three products are listed:

• Production Environment

• Advanced System Monitoring

• Performance Reporting Manager

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23 Click Next.Result: After the three products are installed, the Installation Complete dialog

appears.

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24 Click Close.

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25 Edit the c:\Program Files\SunWsymon\SunMC4.0\console\es_console.bat file and ensure

that the Java version requested upon launch is <JRE_version>.

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26 Using Windows Explorer, navigate to c:\Program Files\SunWsymon\SunMC4.0\console

and double-click the es_console.bat file.


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27 Type the login credentials:

• Login ID: <SunMC user name>

• Password: <SunMC password>

• Server Host: <ServerHostname>


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installation

Overview

Purpose

The purpose of this section is to provide troubleshooting procedures for the SunMC client

installation.

Contents

Checking network management system configuration 4-2

Configuring the SunMC client to use Firefox for Help 4-4

Configuring the SunMC client to use Java console for Help 4-6

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Checking network management system configuration

When to use

Perform this procedure if the following warning message is displayed on the SunMC

console when you attempt to add a new node to the network:WARNING

Cannot communicate with agent process. Please check host/agent and retry.


Variable Definition

<server IP address> The IP address of the network management

server being added

<server name> The host name of the network managementserver being added

<domain.name> The domain name for the Domain Name

System (DNS)

Procedure to check network management system configuration

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1 Open the network hosts configuration file.

For... Browse to...

Windows XP c:\WINNT\system32\drivers\etc\hosts

Windows Vista c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts

Windows 7 c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts

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2 For each network management server in your network, ensure the following information

exists in the file:

<server IP address> <server name> <server name>.<domain_name>

Example: 135.120.179.209 cassis cassis.ctflab.cit.alcatel.fr

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3 Log in to the network management server as userid root.

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Configuring the SunMC client to use Firefox for Help

When to use

Perform this procedure if the following warning message is displayed on the SunMC

console when you click Help:Sun Management Center online help requires Firefox. Exception message: firefox: not

found.

Instead of Firefox, you can use Javaconsole for Help. See, “Configuring the SunMC

client to use Java console for Help” (p. 4-6)

Procedure to configure the SunMC client to use Firefox for Help

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1 From the desktop, select Start > Search > For Files or Folders.

Result: The Search Results dialog is displayed.

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2 Type firefox.exe in the search field for local drives.

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3 Click Search Now.

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4 When the search results are displayed, record the location of the Firefox executable.

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5 Find the environment settings:

For... Perform the following actions...

Windows XP

Windows Vista

Windows 7

1. From your desktop, select Start > Settings> Control Panel > System.

2. Select the Advanced tab.

3. In the Advanced dialog, select

Environment Variables.

4. In the System variables window, examine

the value of the variable "Path". The value

should include the location of the Firefox

browser executable that you recorded in

step 4.

5. If the location of the Firefox browser

executable is not included, select the"Path" variable and click Edit.

6. Add a semi-colon ; and the location of the

Firefox browser executable at the end of

the value.

Example: c:\Program Files\firefox.

7. Click OK in the three open Properties

dialog.

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Configuring the SunMC client to use Java console for Help

When to use

Perform this procedure in the following scenario:

• You do not want to use Firefox for Help, and• The following message is displayed on the SunMC console when you click Help:

WARNING: Sun Management Center online help requires firefox.. Exceptionmessage: firefox: not found.

Procedure to configure the SunMC client to use javaconsole for Help

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1 From your PC desktop, select Start > Search > For Files or Folders.

Result: The Search Results dialog is displayed.

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2 In the search field for local drives, type:

javaconsole.properties

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3 Click Search Now.

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4 When the search results are displayed, record the location of the javaconsole.properties

file(s).

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5 Edit the javaconsole.properties file with notepad.

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6 Remove the line "SunMC.browser.path=xxxxxxx".

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7 Save the javaconsole.properties file(s).

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5 5Cygwin configuration

Overview

Purpose

The purpose of this chapter is to describe the procedure to configure the Cygwin on a PC

to launch applications on a remote host using the X protocol.

Prerequisites

Ensure that Cygwin is installed on the PC.

Note:

• Alcatel-Lucent complies with Cygwin, but does not provide this software.

• Supported issues by the WMS are Cygwin 1.5 or greater.

Contents

Setting the Display variable 5-2

Launching Cygwin to display X clients from a remote host 5-4

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Setting the Display variable

Related information

Configure the Display variable on a remote host to display application GUIs on the local

host (PC).


Variable Definition

<server_ip_address> The IP address of the remote host

<PC_ip_address> The IP address of the PC

Procedure

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1 Launch the DOS command window. Click Start > Programs > Accessories > DOS

Prompt.

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2 Identify the remote hosts to configure. Type:

ipconfig

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3 Record the list of remote host IP addresses.

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4 Launch a terminal session to the first remote host on the list. Type:

telnet <server_ip_address>

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5 Identify the shell (command interpreter) of the userid on the remote host. Type:

ps

The letters under the CMD heading indicate the type of shell (sh = standard Bourne shell,

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6 Set the display variable to the IP address of the PC, according to the type of shell:

• For sh type: DISPLAY =<PC_ip_address>:0.0; export DISPLAY

• For C shell type: setenv DISPLAY <PC_ip_address>:0.0

• For ksh type: export DISPLAY=<PC_ip_address>:0.0

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Launching Cygwin to display X clients from a remote host

When to use

Launch Cygwin to enable X clients from a remote host to display on the PC.

Procedure to launch Cygwin to display X clients from a remote host

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1 Open the Cygwin folder.

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2 Look for the batch script file <CYGWINDIR>/Cygwin.bat , where CYGWINDIR is the

location where Cygwin is installed, usually c:\cygwin.

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3 Execute this file to start Cygwin Bash Shell.Note: You may add a shortcut on the desktop for convenience.

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4 In the Cygwin Bash Shell window, type:

xwin -query <server_ip_address>

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Glossary of terms

Acronyms and abbreviations

This chapter lists the acronyms, abbreviations, and terms specific to the Small Cell

Management System (SCMS).

Terminology Definition or Meaning

AAA Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting

Authentication, Authorization and Accounting is a way of checking

user access to a network.

• Authentication: verifies the user identity, with a password

requirement or other mechanism.

• Authorization: verifies what the users are allowed to do, for

example, the services they can access or the levels of quality of

service that can be applied.• Accounting: provides billing according to different principles

such as time, data volume, application used, and provider.

ACS Automatic Configuration Server or Auto-Configuration Server

The Auto-Configuration Server (ACS) is a management application

controlled by a service provider that takes care of configuring the

Layer-3 and higher layer features and parameters of the residential

Customer Premises Equipment (CPE).

ALSMS Alcatel-Lucent Security Management System

The Alcatel-Lucent Security Gateway Management System

provides OAM functions for the BVG network element.

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device management Management of CPE devices including the following main

processes and functions:

• Bootstrap provisioning: installing parameters and applications

on a device to establish a given service for the first time, or for resetting a device to initial settings

• Continuous provisioning: updating a device with new data,

parameters, or application upgrades to replace pre-existing

versions

• Retrieval of management information from devices

• Remote device troubleshooting.

DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

DHP Digital Home Platform

DSL Digital Subscriber Line

FTP File Transfer Protocol

GGSN Gateway GPRS Support Node

The Gateway GPRS Support Node has the function to interconnect

the General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) network with the

external world, such as the Internet. The GGSN can help mobile

packet network operators to evolve to suppliers of high added value

services.

HGW Home GateWay

HLR Home Location Register

It is the main database of permanent subscriber information for a

mobile network. It contains location, subscription, and

authentication information.

HDM Alcatel-Lucent Home Device Manager

This node is responsible for the Small Cell unit configuration

updates in conjunction with Small Cell Management system, status

monitoring, problem diagnosis, troubleshooting, and software or

firmware upgrade management.

HSDPA High Speed Downlink Packet Access

HSDPA was introduced by 3GPP to improve the DL. HSDPA is anintroduction of a new transport channel that is only available in the

downlink.

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HSUPA High Speed Uplink Packet Access

HSUPA was introduced by 3GPP to improve the UL. HSUPA is an

enhancement of classical dedicated channels. It is also known as

Enhanced Dedicated Channel (EDCH).This provides the same quality of high-speed services offered on

fixed-line broadband access systems to mobile users.

IMSI International Mobile Subscriber Identity

A code which uniquely identifies a subscription and serves as a key

to derive subscriber information such as directory number(s) from

the home location register.

IP Internet Protocol

Internet Protocol (IP) specifies the format of packets (or datagrams)

and the addressing scheme for sending information over the

Internet or some other network.

IP autoconfiguration IP auto-configuration minimizes or eliminates the effort required by

the user to configure the Customer Premise Equipment (CPE) IP

settings, but without merely shifting that burden to the operator.

This is achieved by developing network mechanisms that automate

initial IP configuration and life cycle management of the CPE.

IPC Iu Protocol Converter

This optional network element converts Iu (IuCS and IuPS) traffic

over ATM to Iu traffic over IP for transmission within the Small

Cell cluster. It is only offered where IuCS over IP capable MSC is

not available in the operator network.

IPsec IP security

The IPsec Router terminates the secure tunnel from the Small Cell

which secures traffic across the non-trusted backhaul connection. It

includes firewall functionality to protect the operators core network

against intrusion and denial of service attacks.

J2EE Java 2 Enterprise Edition

JMS Java Message Service

LA Location Area

An area in which a mobile station may move freely without

updating the location register. A location area may comprise one or

several routing areas, and one or more cells.

LAC Location Area Code

MIP Mobile Internet Protocol


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MMS Multimedia Message Service

A service - standardized by 3rd Generation Partnership Project

(3GPP) - for sending multimedia messages including a combination

of text, audio, graphics, image, animation, and video.MSC Mobile Switching Center

The MSC is an exchange that performs the functions of switching,

routing and control of the call, as well as charging and accounting,

and controls interworking with fixed networks. It is in charge of

managing the circuit switching communication between mobile

handsets, the transmission of Short Messages, and handover (when

needed).

NBI NorthBound Interface

NBS NorthBound System

NTP Network Time Protocol

This is used to guarantee the timing throughout the network by

using a single clock as the reference for all the Network elements

OSS Operations Support System

PDP Packet Data Protocol

Any protocol which transmits data as discrete units known as

packets, for example, IP, or X.25.

PPP Point to Point Protocol

PSC Phantom Scrambling Code

QoS Quality of Service

The Quality of Service (QoS) is a measure of how good the data is

delivered to the end user (how much packet loss, jitter, delay, and

so on). It is used to differentiate telecommunication services based

on measurable parameters evaluated or controlled through network

monitoring. QoS expresses and verifies the capability of a network

to fulfill a Service Level Agreement or to grant that some specific

parameters (technology-dependent) do not exceed predefined

limits.

RA Routing Area The total area served by a mobile network isorganized in small geographical divisions called Routing Areas.

Each Routing Area is, in turn, divided into smaller units called

cells.

RAC Routing Area Code

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SAM Service Aware Manager

SCMS Small Cell Management System

SMC Service Management Client

SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol

SSM Self Service Manager

STB Set-Top Box

TR-069 Technical Report 069.

This is a DSL Forum technical specification entitled CPE WAN

Management Protocol (CWMP). It defines an application layer

protocol for remote management of end-user DSL devices.

UE User Equipment In GSM/GPRS/W-CDMA

User Equipment (UE) refers to the combination of Mobile

Equipment (ME) and smart card. It can also include other

equipment, for example, a laptop computer.

URL Uniform Resource Locator

VoIP Voice Over Internet Protocol .

VoIP (voice over IP - that is, voice delivered using the Internet

Protocol) is used in IP telephony for a set of facilities for managing

the delivery of voice information using the Internet Protocol (IP). It

means sending voice information in a packet mode rather than in a

circuit mode used by the Public Switched Telephone Network

(PSTN).VPN Virtual Private Network

A network exhibiting at least some of the characteristics of a private

network, even though it uses the resources of a public switched

network.

WAN Wide Area Network

A Wide Area Network (WAN) is a geographical dispersed long-haul

telecommunications network usually made up of backbone links.

The term distinguishes a broader telecommunication structure from

a Local Area Network. A WAN may be privately owned or rented,

but the term usually connotes the inclusion of public networks thatare highly regulated and provide superior reliability and resilience.

WAP Wireless Access Protocol

Wireless Application Protocol is the current standard for providing

Internet communications on digital mobile phones, personal digital

assistants and other wireless terminals.


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WMS Small Cells 9353 Wireless Management System Small Cells

Based on the W-CDMA Network Management System (WNMS), it

provides OAM functions for Small Cell units, IPC, and BSG.

WPS Small Cells 9352 Wireless Provisioning System Small Cells

XML eXtensible Markup Language


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B browsers and network access, 2-4

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C configuring SunMC client

firefox for help, 4-4

java console for help, 4-6

configuring the SRM

prerequisites, 3-5

procedure, 3-5

Cygwin configuration

overview, 5-1

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H hardware and operating system, 2-3

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I installing JRE and JNLP

procedure, 3-2

installing JRE and JNLP for NSP

prerequisites, 3-2

installing the SunMC

installation procedure, 3-10

overview, 3-10

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L launch Cygwin

display x client, 5-4

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N network management, 2-2

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O obtaining sofware, 2-5

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P PC installation, 3-1

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S SCMS

roadmap, 1-1

setting display variable, 5-2

system requirements, 2-1

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