Top Banner
1 EMAS Part RNC EMAS started towards the RNC 1.1 Manually perform the HealthCheck 1.1.1 Open the HealthCheck view - Select “Equipment” View - Select Equipment=1 in “MO Tree” - Click on “MO Properties” tab . - Select “Actions” tab by clicking on it - Select “startHealthCheck” from “Actions” list
11

RNC healthcheckup process

May 01, 2023

Download

Documents

Welcome message from author
This document is posted to help you gain knowledge. Please leave a comment to let me know what you think about it! Share it to your friends and learn new things together.
Transcript
Page 1: RNC healthcheckup process

1 EMAS PartRNC EMAS started towards the RNC

1.1 Manually perform the HealthCheck

1.1.1 Open the HealthCheck view

- Select “Equipment” View

- Select Equipment=1 in “MO Tree”

- Click on “MO Properties” tab .

- Select “Actions” tab by clicking on it

- Select “startHealthCheck” from “Actions” list

Page 2: RNC healthcheckup process

- Click the button “Execute” to perform HealthCheck

1.1.2 HealthCheck Started

From the “Result”, check the HealthCheck is started

Page 3: RNC healthcheckup process

1.1.3 View the result of HealthCheck

- Select “Attributes” tab by clicking on it under “MO Properties”

- Expand the attribute “healthCheckResult”

- Check the HealthCheck result

Page 4: RNC healthcheckup process

- If the HealthCheck is not ok

- One or all of the below alarms will raise on AL

File System Diagnostic Error

Page 5: RNC healthcheckup process

Configuration Version Corrupt

Upgrade Package Corrupt

Page 6: RNC healthcheckup process

1.2 Schedule the HealthCheck

1.2.1 Open the schedule view

- Select “Equipment” View

- Select Equipment=1 in “MO Tree” panel on the left side

- Click on “MO Properties” tab on the right side

- Select “Attributes” tab by clicking on it

- Click on “+” under the attribute “healthCheckSchedule”

- Input the time (UTC, Format: hh:mm) and select the weekday (you can select one of them from Monday to Sunday)

- Click on “Apply”, then RNC will automatically perform the HealthCheck on the schedule time

- If the HealthCheck is not ok

- One or all of the below alarms will raise on AL

o File System Diagnostic Error

o Configuration Version Corrupt

o Upgrade Package Corrupt

Page 7: RNC healthcheckup process

1.2.2 Add another schedule

- Click on “+” under the attribute “healthCheckSchedule”

- You will add another schedule for HealthCheck

Totally 14 schedules are available

Page 8: RNC healthcheckup process

2 AMOS PartOpen AMOS from OSS server

2.1 Manually perform the HealthCheck

- Run “lt root” in AMOS

- Run “acc ManagedElement=1$ startHealthCheck”

- Run “get ManagedElement=1$ healthCheckResult” to check the result

- If the result is not OK, the corresponding alams will raise.

o File System Diagnostic Error

Page 9: RNC healthcheckup process

o Configuration Version Corrupt

o Upgrade Package Corrupt

2.2 Schedule the HealthCheck

- Run “set ManagedElement=1$ healthCheckSchedule time=02:00,weekday=1” to set the schedule

- Time format (UTC, Format: hh:mm) and weekday format (you can choose from 1 to 7 )

o 1 SUNDAY

o 2 MONDAY

o 3 TUESDAY

o 4 WEDNESDAY

o 5 THURSDAY

o 6 FRIDAY

o 7 SATURDAY

Page 10: RNC healthcheckup process

- To add more schedules, you have to set moreschedules at once with “;”

o E.g. “set ManagedElement=1$ healthCheckSchedule time=02:00,weekday=1; time=03:00,weekday=5”

- To delete all schedules, just run “set ManagedElement=1$ healthCheckSchedule”

- Totally 14 schedules are available

3 Notes:- Normally HealthCheck costs less than 10

minutes for configure F RNC

- Can not make/delete any CV during HealthCheck running

Page 11: RNC healthcheckup process

- Can not verify upgrade during HealthCheck running

- Can not upgrade the next software package during HealthCheck running.

4 Reference for alarms:[1] File System Diagnostic Error (134/1543-CRX901 49/1)

[2] Configuration Version Corrupt (133/1543-CRX 901 49/1)

[3] Upgrade Package Corrupt (135/1543-CRX 901 49/1)