Operating the BTS | Cisco Systems 10200 specs

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Operating the BTS

Revised: February 18, 2010, OL-16000-07

Introduction

This chapter tells you how to operate the BTS. This chapter assumes the following are true:

•Connecting components have been correctly installed.

•Connecting components have been successfully started.

•You are a system administrator with past BTS experience.

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Contents

Americas Headquarters Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch Operations and Maintenance Guide Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch Operations and Maintenance Guide N T E N T S Introduction Using Show and Change Commmands IUA Measurements FIM/XML B-1 Viii Organization Introduction Document Change History Issue Date Status Reason for Change Preface Introduction Xii Starting BTS Hardware Meeting Power Requirements Shutting Down BTS Hardware Starting BTS SoftwareLog in as root Starting and Shutting Down the BTS Starting BTS Software OL-16000-07 Username Permission Logging into the EMS Using CLI Task Sample Command Supply a default passwordManaging Users Login name Changing a user’s passwordPassword must Differ from the users login name and any combination CLI FTP Corba Snmp Managing Commands Cisco BTS Adapter and User Security Solaris OS Security and BTShard Package Ipireflushinterval=60000 Ipforwarddirectedbroadcasts=0Ipforwardsrcrouted=0 Ipignoreredirect=1 Ipsendredirects=0 Iprespondtoechobroadcast=1Iprespondtotimestamp=0 Iprespondtotimestampbroadcast=0 S88sendmail S93cacheos.finish S99dtlogin Operator InterfaceNoun Verb Options Description Vulnerabilities in H.323 Message Processing Authentication, Authorization and Accounting Support Package Description Type Status Sun Microsystems ConfigurationsPluggable Authentication Module Support User Security Account Management SUNWensqr Ensoniq ES1370/1371/1373 Audio device driver SUNWfruid FRU ID prtfru Command and libfru librarySUNWfruip FRU ID Platform Data module and Access SUNWdfb Dumb Frame Buffer device drivers Trace Normal Forms TNF Support Solaris OS Patches Security BadTrap Patch XML LibrariesDevice GLM Patch Security CE Patch Managing BTS Users and Commands Using EMS Solaris OS Patches This chapter includes overall BTS maintenance strategies Detecting and Preventing BTS CongestionMonitoring BTS Hardware Tasks Frequency Checking BTS System Health Using BTS System-Health Reports Checking BTS System Time Checking the OS Log of Each Host MachineFor more history edit the /var/adm/messages file Checking Disk Mirroring on Each Host Machine CA/FS Side aCA/FS Side B EMS Side B Log in as root to EMS side a using telnetLog in as root to EMS side B using telnet EMS Side a Verify the return result matches the following Auditing Databases and Tables Termination record points to an invalid mgw Exporting Provisioned Data ############################## ##### Add featureserver ##### Limitations Data Groups Matching Data from the DN2SUBSCRIBER Table Changed Number administrative DNs Administrative did DNs Monitoring and Backing Up the BTS Exporting Provisioned Data DN=0-9xxx status=ported-out DN=xxxx status=assignedDN=xxxx status=ported-out DN=0-9xxx status=assigned Ndc=npa ec=nxx DN=0-90-9xx status=DISC X Ndc=npa ec=nxx ADMIN-DN=Y and status=PORTED-OUTBacking Up the Software Image Ndc=npa ec=nxx DN=0-90-90-90-9 status=CN Full Database Auditing Checking Shared MemoryFrom CA/FS Side a Result match the following From CA/FS Side B Opt/OptiCall/CAxxx/bin/logs Pre-Provisioning ChecklistBacking Up the Full BTS Backing Up the CA/FS Unmount the NFS server, enter Where xxx is the instance number Back up the system, enterFrom the active EMS switch over all platforms, enter Backing up the EMS/BDMS Backing up the EMS Database Optional Enable the oraarchbackup.ksh process Using FTP to Setup File Transfer # su oracle # /opt/BTSossh/bin/ssh-keygen -t rsa Using Sftp to Setup File TransferOpt/oraback EMS systems Opt/backup Remote FTP system Oracleorainst1675 Mar 10 1542 idrsa Monitoring and Backing Up the BTS Exporting Provisioned Data Mount 10.89.183.253/opt/archive /mnt Archiving Your DatabaseOraoragrp394 Mar 10 1648 idrsa.pub Crontab -e To check the DNS server, do this for all nodes Examining Heap UsageChecking the DNS Server Unmount the NFS server. Enter umount /mnt Enter nslookup Log Archive Facility LAFSecure Transfer of Files Log in as root on the active CA Enter more /etc/resolv.conf Other Capabilities Provisioning LAFEnabling LAF Process Execute cd /opt/BTSossh/bin Execute ssh-keygen -t rsa Setup Non-Interactive SSH Login to External Archive Server LAF Alarm Information Moving Core FilesAfter editing, close the file, and run S96StaticRoutes Parameter Condition Operating the BTS Managing Subscribers Vmwi Announcements Changing Delete the changed-number entry Subscribers DNs Table is not updated with the changed number informationUse the show subscriber command to verify the new DN Changing Change the subscriber DN to the new DN Subscribers Viewing Calls Query call-trace subscriberDN/FQDN/NPA-NXX-****/aaln/*@Report call-trace-summary Use status application for more detailed information Using Status and Control CommandsViewing BTS system Status Viewing component OOS EMS, BDMS, CA Activestandby Standbyactive Usage statistics Using Show and Change CommmandsUsing Erac Commands Subscriber-related Tasks Descriptions Examples Subscriber or This command the subscriber id field or Viewing speed This command returns a list of all speed dialDial settings by Telephone numbers by the specified DN or Distance Command the subscriber ID field or the new ACTIVETARGET=Y STATUS=PENDING Managing Transactions FTP, Corba Scheduling Commands Commands Changing scheduled CommandsViewing scheduled Viewing BTS System-Wide Status Managing External Resources Bdms FsainFsptc EMS Managing Trunk Groups and Trunks Equip trunk-termination tgn-id=13 cic=all Reset trunk-termination tgn-id=13 cic=1-6Control trunk-termination tgn-id=17 cic=1-23 Target-state=ins mode=forced Diag isdn-trunk-termination test=RETURN Diag ss7-trunk-termination test=TABDiag ss7-trunk-termination test=RETURN Diag isdn-trunk-termination test=TAB Uneqp ANY Ueqp Idle Manually OOS Lblk Manually Main Maint State/Token Control Specific to the commandCommand Entered Response Possible Conditions Status Command Entered Response Possible Conditions Command Entered Response Possible Conditions OL-16000-07 Command Entered Response Possible Conditions Managing Subscriber Terminations Checking subscriberStatus in detail Forces Maint state, do this before testing INS-In-serviceOOS-Out of service MNT-Maintenance mode An assigned resource is not valid supported. For example, a Graceful mode only, this appears when a command is executedOperation is INS going OSS or INS going Maint Subscriber is down, the subscriber cannot be added Command Entered Response Possible Conditions Managing Gateways Menus Testing media gatewaysChanging media gateways Viewing media gateway test Aor-id=4695551885@SYS44CA146.boston3.com Graceful mode only. Appears when a command is executedManaging Other External Resources Status sip-reg-contact Changing subsystem status Shows all Cmts Aggr-IDViewing subsystems Viewing subsystems status Learning External Resource Dependencies CLIshow billing-acct-addrYyyymmdd-hhmmss-sequence-number-S State Definition Unknown UnreachableActive Reserved FaultyMtrans Ctrans Source Token SL = Ueqp Pins SL TRK = OOS TGP = OOS OL-16000-07 GigE Support Provisioning the GigE InterfacePrerequisites Ca102 dladm show-dev Shut No shut OL-16000-07 Using Measurements Using BTS Measurements Isdnalertingrx Learning the Measurement TypesIsdn Measurements Siptotalsuccessincomingmsg Isdncongcntltx IsdnocsetuprejectedIsdncallproceedrx Isdncallproceedtx Isdnsetuptx IsdnsetupackrxIsdnsetupacktx Isdnsetuprx Call Processing Measurements Callpinterlaattmp CALLPH323TERMATTMPCALLPH323TERMFAIL Callpinterlaaband Ogap CallplnpsndmisroutedPorted Callplnpsndmisrouted Ported Callplnpunallocnum N Callpnasadminreset CallpmodemmediasetupFail Callpmodemmediasetup Succ Callpnasadminreboot Callpolm ACCEPTMCL1 CallpohddialtonetimeoCallpolm Accept Callpolm ACCEPTMCL0 Callpsiporigsucc CallpsiporigcallnotaCallpsiporigendusrbu Callpsiporigfail CALLPSS7TERMATTMP CALLPT38FAXMEDIASETUPSucc Callptddmediasetupfai Callptddmediasetupsu Mgcp Adapter Measurements SIP Measurements DQoS Measurements Sisacktx SiscancelrxSiscanceltx Sisackrx Sisupdatetx SIST1TIMEREXPIREDSIST2TIMERREACHED Sisupdaterx Pots Local FS Measurements Service Interaction Manager Measurements Potscfbactattmp PotsccwlengthPotsccwrejectbyccw Potsccwrejectnorsrc Potscfuactsecond PotscfuactansweredPotscfuactattmp Potscfuactrefused Potscwrejecteinteract PotscwattmpPotscwnotanswered Potscwrejectnorsrc Potsmdcattmp PotsocbinvalidpasswordPotsextcnamquery Potsextcnamquerysucc Potsracfrejectnorsrc PotsracfpinrejectnorsrcPotsracfpinunchange Potsracfrefuse Pots Miscellaneous FS Measurements Pots Application Server Measurements Potshotvinterrogsucc PotsvmaccessPotshotvattmp Potshotvdeactsucc Pots Class of Service FS Measurements Pots Customer Originated Trace FS Measurements Pots Screen List Editing FS Measurements Potsacdeactbysystem PotsacdelayedprocPotsacactattmp Potsacdeactattmp Potsaroverflow PotsardelayedprocPotsarimmediateproc Potsarinterlataattmp Pots Call Forwarding Combination Measurements AIN Services FS Measurements AINSVCLOC8XXIIBLOCK AINSVCLOC8XXANIBLOCKAINSVCLOC8XXDNISSUCC AINSVCLOC8XXFAILAPP Sccp Protocol Measurements Sccptotallongudatasvctx SccptotallocalmsgSccptotallongudatarx Sccptotallongudatasvcrx Tcap Protocol Measurements Tcapendmsgrx TcapdialogconfirmrxTcapdupinvokeidrx Tcapdupinvokeidtx Tcapoperationindrx TcapopenconfirmrxTcapopenindrx Tcapoperationconfirmrx Rsptx Tcapunexpectrerx TcapunexpectlinkOperrx Tcapunexpectlinkopertx Rsprx Tcapunexpectlink SUA Measurements Suasconrx SuasincelastresetassocSuaprotocolerr Suaroutingcontexterr M3UA Protocol Measurements M3UASCONTX M3UASINCELASTRESETASSOCM3UAROUTINGCONTEXTERR M3UASCONRX Sctp Measurements Sctpinvalidveriftag SctpinvalidparamerrrxSctpinvalidstream Sctpinvalidstreamerrrx SCTPV6ADDRPARAMRX SctpunrecogchunkerrrxSctpunrecogparamerrrx Sctpunresolvaddrerrrx Measurement Description IUA Measurements Iuanotifyrx IuamsgothererrIuamsgtypeerr Iuanomemoryerr Isup MeasurementsI Isupcqmrx IsupcottxIsupcpgrx Isupcpgtx Isupidrtx IsupiamrxIsupiamtx Isupidrrx Poland HongChina Kong Chile Australia Israel ETSIv2 Hungary Message Measurements Applicable to Isup Variants UBL Ucic Isup Ansi Measurements Sgaexmrx SgacvrtxSgacvtrx Sgacvttx Sgaubltx SgaubarxSgaubatx Sgaublrx Isup France Measurements Isup Poland MeasurementsIsup ITU-China Measurements Sgaoprtx SgaconrxSgacontx Sgaoprrx Description Isup ITU-Mexico Measurements Sgagrarx Isup ITU-HongKong Measurements Sganrmrx SganrmtxNRM messages sent on the reporting trunk group SIP Interface Adapter Measurements Audit Measurements Siamwinotifytxfail SiatotalsesstimerfailSiamwinotifyrx Siamwinotifytx Call Detail Block Measurements Billingtotalpolice BillingtotalopBillingtotalopassist Billingtotalpcs Dynamic QoS Measurements Event Messaging Measurements Snmp Protocol Measurements Pcmm Measurements Trunk Group Usage Measurements Trkgrpoutgbusytrk TrkgrpoutboundfailTrkgrpoutboundsucc Trkgrpoutgattmp Trkgrptotaloverflow TrkgrptotalinstrkTrkgrptotaloostrk Trkgrpueqptrkusage Protocol Measurements Announcement Measurements H323INPROGRESSTX H323ALERTTXH323ALERTFAIL H323INPROGRESSRX H323PASSTHROUTX H323NOTIFYTXH323NOTIFYFAIL H323PASSTHROURX H323URJTX H323OCSETUPREJECTEDH323UCFTX H323URJRX Call Tools Measurements AIN Tools MeasurementsPCT Tools Measurements Disk Usage Measurements CPU Usage MeasurementsMemory Usage Measurements Network I/O Usage Measurements Used blocks DiskusagetotalavailableBlocks on file system Diskusagetotalused Disk I/O Usage Measurements System Load Usage Measurements Diameter Message Counters Counter Label Counter Context Single Number Reach Counters Managing User Access to the Snmp Agent Viewing Snmp Trap Reports Debug Info Minor Major Critical Task Operation SGP Viewing and Managing BTS ComponentsGET/GETNEXT MGW SET Querying the Snmp Agent Enabling NMS to Query/Poll Solaris Snmp AgentIPCELL-TC Snmpwalk -c public -p 13230 prica07 system Output appears as given below OL-16000-07 Feature Tone Conditions That Initiate Tone1 Tones per Feature Stutter Tone CW ToneCidcw CW Type CFNA-DEACT CFU-ACT Stutter ToneCFU-DEACT Confirmation Tone CFNA-ACT COS Confirmation Tone Cndb Dial ToneCnab Cidb Cids COS Confirmation Tone MWI MWI Tone DPU Stutter ToneDrcw Alerting Pattern MDN Alerting Pattern Vmwi Stutter Tone Tone Frequencies and CadencesSC1D-ACT Stutter Tone SC2D-ACT Tone Frequency Hz Description OL-16000-07 FIM/XML Understanding the Configurable FIM/XML Feature Advantages of the FIM/XML Tool Tool Requirements Defining Features Writing an External FIM/XML FileElements in the External FIM/XML File Required Description Define ElementPrecedence-Exception Element Lists the attributes in the Define Element Inhibit Others Element Inhibit Me ElementResponse Profile Element Error Fcp-features feature name=E911 inhibition-allowed=false Installing the FIM/XML File Using the Offline FIM/XML Tool Opt/OptiCall/etc/fimxml/FSPTC235/FIMXMLRules.xml Install fimxml filename=absolutepathRun the following Java application Java -jar fimxml.jar param1 param2 param3 param4 Shared iFC Features Defined in FIM/XML and Shared iFCFIM/XML File and Shared iFC File Parameters Defining a VSC Defining a New feature as the Originating FeatureFeature Configuration Provisioning iFC Subscriber-Sip-Trigger-Profile Feature Restrictions and LimitationsService-Id Subscriber-Service-Profile OL-16000-07