Contents1 Connecting to eNodeB O&M System1-11.1 Connecting & Login to eNodeB in Local OM Mode1-21.1.1 Task: Connecting PC to eNodeB locally1-21.2 Login to eNodeB in Remote OM Mode1-41.2.1 Task: Install M2000 Client Online1-41.2.2 Task: Logging to M2000 Server & Operating eNodeB1-52 Topology Management on M20002-12.1 Physical NE Operation2-22.1.1 Task: Querying eNodeB Property and Deleting eNodeB2-22.1.2 Task: Creating eNodeB on Topology2-32.2 Subnet Operation2-42.2.1 Task: Creating Subnet and move eNodeB into the Subnet2-42.2.2 Task: Deleting the Subnet2-63 Fault Management3-73.1 Querying eNodeB Alarm3-83.1.1 Task: Querying One eNodeBs Alarm3-83.1.2 Task: Querying A Group of eNodeBs Alarm3-103.2 Alarm Statistic3-123.2.1 Task: Top10 Alarms Statistic3-124 eNodeB Equipment Management4-164.1 Querying eNodeB Statues4-174.1.1 Task: Quering BBU Board & RF module Statues in GUI mode4-174.1.2 Task: Quering BBU Board Statues in MML mode4-194.1.3 Task: Quering RF chain and module Statues in MML mode4-204.1.4 Task: Find help information and history commands of MML4-214.1.5 Task: Find more MML related to BRD4-224.2 Block/Unblock eNodeB boards and modules4-234.2.1 Task: Blocking and unbloking LBBP borads and RF modules in GUI mode4-234.2.2 Task: Blocking and unbloking LBBP borads and RF modules in MML mode4-254.3 Reset eNodeB or its boards/modules4-264.3.1 Task: Reset eNodeB or its boards/modules in GUI mode4-264.3.2 Task: Reset eNodeB or its boards/modules in MML mode4-264.4 VSWR Test4-284.4.1 Task: Test VSWR and display testing result4-285 eNodeB Transport Management5-305.1 Querying the IP Address5-315.1.1 Task: Querying the IP Address5-315.2 Querying the S1/X2 Connection5-335.2.1 Task: Querying the S1/X2 Connection Control Plane5-335.2.2 Task: Querying the S1/X2 Connection User Plane5-355.3 IP Transport Diagnose5-365.3.1 Task: Querying IP Route5-365.3.2 Task: Use PING and TRACERT to Diagnose IP Transport5-376 eNodeB Radio Management6-406.1 Local Cell Operation6-416.1.1 Task: Querying Cell6-416.1.2 Task: ACT/DEA Cell and BLK/UBL Cell6-426.2 Neighboring Cell Operation6-446.2.1 Task: Querying E-UTRAN Neighbor Cell6-446.2.2 Task: Querying Inter-sys Neighbor Cell6-447 Software Management7-467.1 Querying eNodeB Version and M2000 Mediation Software7-477.1.1 Task: Querying eNodeB Software Version7-477.2 Querying eNodeB Configuration File and Backup Data7-497.2.1 Task: Querying eNodeB Configuration File and Backup Data7-498 Tracing and Monitoring8-528.1 Create Trace or Monitoring and View Result8-538.1.1 Task: Create S1 Tracing and View Result and View Result8-538.1.2 Task: Create RB Monitoring8-548.1.3 Task: Stopping the Tracing and Monitoring8-55

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FiguresFigure 1-1 The connection between PC and LMPT1-2Figure 1-2 Remote O&M connection1-3

TablesTable 1-1 Connecting PC to eNodeB locally1-2Table 1-2 Install M2000 Client Online1-4Table 1-3 Logging to M2000 Server1-5Table 2-1 Querying eNodeB Property and Deleting NE2-2Table 2-2 Creating eNodeB on Topology2-3Table 2-3 Creating Subnet and move eNodeB into the Subnet2-4Table 2-4 Deleting the subnet2-6Table 3-1 Querying One eNodeBs Alarm3-8Table 3-2 Querying A Group of eNodeBs Alarm3-10Table 3-3 Top10 Alarms Statistic3-12Table 4-1 Querying eNodeB statues in GUI mode4-17Table 4-2 Querying eNodeB statues in MML mode4-19Table 4-3 Quering RF module Statues in MML mode4-20Table 4-4 Find help information of MML4-21Table 4-5 Find more MML related to BRD4-22Table 4-6 Blocking and unblocking LBBP board in GUI mode4-23Table 4-7 Blocking and unblocking LBBP boards and RF modules in MML mode4-25Table 4-8 Reset eNodeB or its boards/modules in GUI mode4-26Table 4-9 Reset eNodeB or its boards/modules in MML mode4-26Table 4-10 Reset eNodeB or its boards/modules in MML mode4-28Table 5-1 Querying the IP Address5-31Table 5-2 Querying the S1/X2 connection Control Plane5-33Table 5-3 Querying the S1/X2 connection User Plane5-35Table 5-4 Querying IP Route5-36Table 5-5 Use PING and TRACERT to Diagnose IP Transport5-37Table 6-1 Querying Cell6-41Table 6-2 ACT/DEA Cell and BLK/UBL Cell6-42Table 6-3 Querying E-UTRAN Neighbor Cell6-44Table 6-4 Querying Inter-sys Neighbor Cell6-44Table 7-1 Querying eNodeB Software Version7-47Table 7-2 Querying eNodeB Configuration File and Backup Data7-49Table 8-1 Create S1 Tracing and View Result8-53Table 8-2 Create RB Monitoring and View Result8-54Table 8-3 Stopping the Tracing and Monitoring8-55

Connecting to eNodeB O&M SystemAbout This ChapterAbout This ChapterThe following table lists the contents of this chapter.SectionDescribes

1.1 Connecting & Login to eNodeB in Local OM ModeLearn how to connect the LMT PC to the eNodeB in local maintenance mode

1.2 Login to eNodeB in Remote OM ModeLearn how to connect the LMT PC to the eNodeB in remote maintenance mode

Connecting & Login to eNodeB in Local OM ModeDescriptionLearn how to connect the LMT PC to the eNodeB in local maintenance mode.ReferenceeNodeB LMT User GuideThe connection between PC and LMPT

Connecting the LMT PC and the BBU3900 in local maintenance modePC IP: 192.168.0.88 eNodeB Local OM IP: 192.168.0.49 Default Username: admin Default Password: admin123 0. Task: Connecting PC to eNodeB locallyConnecting PC to eNodeB locallyStepDescriptionFulfilled

1Prepare an ethnet cable, connect a point to ETH port on LMPT, and connect another point to PC ethnet port.YesNo

2Set the IP address of PC ethnet port as 192.168.0.99.YesNo

3Type the IP address for local maintenance of the LMPT in the address box of the IE. The default IP address is 192.168.0.49. Click Go. The Local Maintenance Terminal dialog box is displayed.YesNo

4Type the related information in the User Name, Password, Verify Code and set User Type to Local.

YesNo

5Click Login. The LMT window is displayed.

YesNo

Login to eNodeB in Remote OM ModeDescriptionLearn how to connect the LMT PC to the eNodeB in remote maintenance modeReferenceM2000 Client User GuideRemote O&M connection

PC IP (IP1):__________________________eNodeB Remote OM IP (IP4): __________________________Username: __________________________Password: __________________________0. Task: Install M2000 Client OnlineInstall M2000 Client OnlineStepDescriptionFulfilled

1Open IE browser, input the http://M2000 server IP/cau, press Enter, a online installation window display. YesNo

2Click Setup bottom to install M2000 client online. Complete the M2000 client installationYesNo

Task: Logging to M2000 Server & Operating eNodeBLogging to M2000 ServerStepDescriptionFulfilled

1In PC click Start>iManager M2000 Client> M2000 Client, Input username, password and Server address, click Login

YesNo

2Client the Main topology icon, the topology windows display. In the topology window, find the eNodeB you want to operate.

YesNo

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Topology Management on M2000About This ChapterAbout This ChapterThe following table lists the contents of this chapter.SectionDescribes

2.1 Physical NE OperationLearn how to use M2000 client to query eNodeB property and delete eNodeB in the topology.

2.2 Subnet OperationLearn how to use M2000 client to create subnet, and select some NE into the subnet.

Physical NE OperationDescriptionLearn how to use M2000 client to query eNodeB property and delete eNodeB in the topology.ReferenceM2000 Client User Guide

0. Task: Querying eNodeB Property and Deleting eNodeBQuerying eNodeB Property and Deleting NEStepDescriptionFulfilled

1Right click an eNodeB on the topology, select Property menu to query the eNodeB property.

The NE Property display. According to the result, please fill in the following table.(The information will be used in the Task: Creating eNodeB on Topology)Name

NE Type

NE Version

IP (Master)

YesNo

2Right click an eNodeB on the topology, select Delete menu to delete the eNodeB on the topology.

YesNo

Task: Creating eNodeB on TopologyCreating eNodeB on TopologyStepDescriptionFulfilled

1Right click the panel , select Create Topo Object menu to create a eNodeB object.

YesNo

2Select the eNodeB type in the navigation tree, and then input the NE name, IP address according to the information you record in the Task: Querying eNodeB Property and Deleting eNodeB

YesNo

Subnet OperationDescriptionLearn how to use M2000 client to create subnet, and select some NE into the subnet.ReferenceM2000 Client User Guide0. Task: Creating Subnet and move eNodeB into the SubnetCreating Subnet and move eNodeB into the SubnetStepDescriptionFulfilled

1

YesNo

2Input the name of subnet

YesNo

3Select the Select object tab, select the eNodeB you create in the Task: Creating eNodeB on Topology, click the >, bottom, then the eNodeB will become a member of the subnet you want to create.Click OK to creat the subnet.

YesNo

4After the subnet is created, go back to the topology navigation tree to check whether the eNodeB become a menber of the new subnet.

YesNo

0. Task: Deleting the SubnetDeleting the subnetStepDescriptionFulfilled

1Right click the subnet, select the Delete menu to delete the subnet. This operation just deletes subnet, not delete the eNodeB belong to the subnet.

After the operation is performed, please observe the eNodeBs new position in the topology.YesNo

Fault ManagementAbout This ChapterThe following table lists the contents of this chapter.SectionDescribes

3.1 Querying eNodeB AlarmLearn how to use M2000 client to query eNodeB alarm.

3.2 Alarm StatisticLearn how to statistic the alarms.

Querying eNodeB AlarmDescriptionLearn how to use M2000 client to query eNodeB alarm.ReferenceM2000 Client User Guide0. Task: Querying One eNodeBs AlarmQuerying One eNodeBs AlarmStepDescriptionFulfilled

1Right the eNodeB you want to query, select Query Alarm/Event>Alarm List

YesNo

2The Alarm List window display. Double clicks the alarm you want to know more detail information.I f you want to print the alarm, you can right click the alarms and select Print menu

YesNo

3Detail window display. In the windows, you can get the alarm name, severity, type and the time. Click the Reason and Active, you can get more help information of the fault.

YesNo

4YesNo

0. Task: Querying A Group of eNodeBs AlarmQuerying A Group of eNodeBs AlarmStepDescriptionFulfilled

1

YesNo

2YesNo

3YesNo

4YesNo

Alarm StatisticDescriptionLearn how to statistic the alarms.ReferenceM2000 Client User Guide0. Task: Top10 Alarms StatisticTop10 Alarms StatisticStepDescriptionFulfilled

1YesNo

2YesNo

3

4

YesNo

5

6After the NEs are selected, click OK to query static result

YesNo

7In the resulte window, click value, the the alarm can rank according to the alarm numbers.

YesNo

8Click the Pie tab, then the statistic result can be display in the Bar figure.Click the Save as bottom, the figure can be saved as picture.

YesNo

eNodeB Equipment ManagementAbout This ChapterThe following table lists the contents of this chapter.SectionDescribes

4.1 Querying eNodeB StatuesLearn how to use MML and GUI to query eNodeB boards and modules statues

4.2 Block/Unblock eNodeB boards and modulesLearn how to use MML and GUI to block or unblock eNodeB boards and modules

4.3 Reset eNodeB or its boards/modulesLearn how to use MML and GUI to reset eNodeB or its boards and modules

4.4 VSWR TestLearn how to perform VSWR test

Querying eNodeB StatuesDescriptionLearn how to use MML and GUI to query eNodeB boards and modules statues

ReferenceeNodeB LMT User GuideM2000 Client User Guide0. Task: Quering BBU Board & RF module Statues in GUI modeQuerying eNodeB statues in GUI modeStepDescriptionFulfilled

1Right click the eNodeB on the topology panel, select Device Maintenance menu.

YesNo

2Double click the module panel.

YesNo

3The virtual board window display, according to the color, you can get the board statues.

YesNo

4Right click the board or RF module you want to query, select Display board, the query result window will display.

YesNo

Task: Quering BBU Board Statues in MML modeQuerying eNodeB statues in MML modeStepDescriptionFulfilled

1Right click the eNodeB on the topology panel, select MML Command menu.

YesNo

2Input MML DSP BRD and the parameters, click Execute bottom or press F9 to execute the command.YesNo

3In the Command Maintenance window, the querying result appear YesNo

Task: Quering RF chain and module Statues in MML modeQuering RF module Statues in MML modeStepDescriptionFulfilled

1YesNo

2YesNo

3In the Command Maintenance window, the querying result appear YesNo

Task: Find help information and history commands of MMLFind help information of MMLStepDescriptionFulfilled

1Click the Help tab to find the help information of the MML.

YesNo

2Click the History commands tab to find the help information of the MML.YesNo

Task: Find more MML related to BRDFind more MML related to BRDStepDescriptionFulfilled

1Click the search tab in MML navigation tree window

YesNo

2Input BRD, and search. You can find more MMLs related to BRD.

YesNo

Block/Unblock eNodeB boards and modulesDescriptionLearn how to use MML and GUI to block or unblock eNodeB boards and modules

ReferenceeNodeB LMT User GuideM2000 Client User Guide0. Task: Blocking and unbloking LBBP borads and RF modules in GUI modeBlocking and unblocking LBBP board in GUI modeStepDescriptionFulfilled

1YesNo

2Select OK

YesNo

3Observe the virtual board colors and query the alarms of the eNodeB

YesNo

4Unblock the board in the menu.

YesNo

5Observe the virtual board colors after few minutes.

YesNo

6In the same way, please try to block and unblock RRU or LRFUYesNo

0. Task: Blocking and unbloking LBBP borads and RF modules in MML modeBlocking and unblocking LBBP boards and RF modules in MML modeStepDescriptionFulfilled

1Block LBBP

YesNo

2After you block the board, please use DSP BRD to query the board statues. Then Unblock LBBP

YesNo

3Please try to block and unblock RRU or LRFUYesNo

Reset eNodeB or its boards/modulesDescriptionLearn how to use MML and GUI to reset eNodeB or its boards and modules

ReferenceeNodeB LMT User GuideM2000 Client User Guide0. Task: Reset eNodeB or its boards/modules in GUI modeReset eNodeB or its boards/modules in GUI modeStepDescriptionFulfilled

1Note1: Resetting LMPT will lead to eNodeB reset.Note2: UPEU cannot be reset.YesNo

2Observe the boards statues after the board is reset

YesNo

0. Task: Reset eNodeB or its boards/modules in MML modeReset eNodeB or its boards/modules in MML modeStepDescriptionFulfilled

1Note1: Resetting LMPT will lead to eNodeB reset.Note2: UPEU cannot be reset.YesNo

2Use DSP BRD or DSP RRU to Observe the boards statues after the board is reset

YesNo

VSWR TestDescriptionLearn how to perform VSWR test

ReferenceeNodeB LMT User GuideM2000 Client User Guide0. Task: Test VSWR and display testing resultReset eNodeB or its boards/modules in MML modeStepDescriptionFulfilled

1Be careful, the VSWR test will stop the service of the cell.

YesNo

2After the test is started, the progress report can be seen in the following window.

YesNo

3When the test is complete, the test result can be seen in the window

You also can use DSP VSWR to read the test report.

YesNo

eNodeB Transport ManagementAbout This ChapterThe following table lists the contents of this chapter.SectionDescribes

5.1 Querying the IP AddressLearn how to use MML to query eNodeB IP addresses.

5.2 Querying the S1/X2 ConnectionLearn how to use MML to query S1/X2 Connection.

5.3 IP Transport DiagnoseLearn how to use MML to query S1/X2 Connection.

Querying the IP AddressDescriptionLearn how to use MML to query eNodeB IP addresses.

ReferenceeNodeB LMT User GuideM2000 Client User Guide0. Task: Querying the IP AddressQuerying the IP AddressStepDescriptionFulfilled

1Use the MML to query the Local O&M IP address on ETH port of LMPTThe default local OM IP is 192.168.0.49

YesNo

2Use the MML to query IP address to connect M2000. Commonly, we just need mater address.

Based on the result, please fill in following table.OMCH IP

YesNo

3Use the MML to query DEVIP.

Based on the result, please fill in following table.

DEVIP on Ethernet Port 0

DEVIP on Loopback Interface port0

YesNo

Querying the S1/X2 ConnectionDescriptionLearn how to use MML to query S1/X2 Connection.

ReferenceeNodeB LMT User GuideM2000 Client User Guide

0. Task: Querying the S1/X2 Connection Control PlaneQuerying the S1/X2 connection Control PlaneStepDescriptionFulfilled

1Use the MML to list all SCTPLNK, which is used to bear S1 or X2 interfaces SCTP layer data.

Based on the result, please fill in following table.The local IP used for SCTPLNK is DEVIP.SCTPLNK 0Local IP Address: Peer IP Address: Direction(MME/Neighboring eNodeB):

SCTPLNK 1Local IP Address: Peer IP Address: Direction(MME/Neighboring eNodeB):

SCTPLNK 2Local IP Address: Peer IP Address: Direction(MME/Neighboring eNodeB):

YesNo

2Use the MML to query SCTPLNK statues.

YesNo

3S1INTERFACE and X2INTERFACE are based on SCTPLNK, use the MML to query signaling link statues on S1/X2.

YesNo

0. Task: Querying the S1/X2 Connection User PlaneQuerying the S1/X2 connection User PlaneStepDescriptionFulfilled

1Use the MML to list all IPPATH, which is used to bear S1 or X2 interfaces User plane data.

Based on the result, please fill in following table.The local IP used for IPPATH is DEVIP.IPPATH 0Local IP Address: Peer IP Address: Direction(SGW/Neighboring eNodeB):

IPPATH 1Local IP Address: Peer IP Address: Direction(SGW/Neighboring eNodeB):

IPPATH 2Local IP Address: Peer IP Address: Direction(SGW/Neighboring eNodeB):

YesNo

2Use the MML to query IPPATH statues.

YesNo

IP Transport DiagnoseDescriptionLearn how to use MML to query S1/X2 Connection.

ReferenceeNodeB LMT User GuideM2000 Client User Guide0. Task: Querying IP RouteQuerying IP RouteStepDescriptionFulfilled

1Use the MML to list IP route

Based on the result, please fill in following table.IPRT to SGWDestination IP Address: Next Hop IP Address:

IPRT to MMEDestination IP Address: Next Hop IP Address:

IPRT to M2000Destination IP Address: Next Hop IP Address:

IPRT to IP clock serverDestination IP Address: Next Hop IP Address:

IPRT to neighbor eNodeBDestination IP Address: Next Hop IP Address:

YesNo

2Use the MML to query IP route.

YesNo

0. Task: Use PING and TRACERT to Diagnose IP TransportUse PING and TRACERT to Diagnose IP TransportStepDescriptionFulfilled

1Select the one of IP route in the Task: Querying IP Route, and try to ping the destination.

Based on the result, please fill in following table.to SGWThe connection to this destination(Normal/Abnormal) :

to MMEThe connection to this destination(Normal/Abnormal) :

to M2000The connection to this destination(Normal/Abnormal) :

to IP clock serverThe connection to this destination(Normal/Abnormal) :

to neighbor eNodeBThe connection to this destination(Normal/Abnormal) :

YesNo

2Select the one of IP route in the Task: Querying IP Route, and try to use the MML to trace route.

Based on the result, please fill in following table.to SGWThe connection statues (Normal/Abnormal) : HOP number to destination:

to MMEThe connection statues (Normal/Abnormal) : HOP number to destination:

to M2000The connection statues (Normal/Abnormal) : HOP number to destination:

to IP clock serverThe connection statues (Normal/Abnormal) : HOP number to destination:

to neighbor eNodeBThe connection statues (Normal/Abnormal) : HOP number to destination:

YesNo

eNodeB Radio ManagementAbout This ChapterThe following table lists the contents of this chapter.SectionDescribes

6.1 Local Cell OperationLearn how to use MML to list cell configuration and query cell statues.

6.2 Neighboring Cell OperationLearn how to use MML to query neighboring cell.

0. Local Cell OperationDescriptionLearn how to use MML to list cell configuration and query cell statues.

ReferenceeNodeB LMT User GuideM2000 Client User Guide1. Task: Querying CellQuerying CellStepDescriptionFulfilled

1Use the MML to list cell configuration information.

Based on the result, please fill in following table.Local cell identity

Frequency band

Downlink EARFCN

bandwidth(MHz)

Cell identity

Physical cell identity

Cell active state

Cell FDD TDD indication

YesNo

2Use the MML to query cell statues.

Based on the result, please fill in following table.Local cell identity

Cell instance state

Cell latest avail state

Cell latest setup time

YesNo

1. Task: ACT/DEA Cell and BLK/UBL CellACT/DEA Cell and BLK/UBL CellStepDescriptionFulfilled

1Use the MML to deactive cell.

After the MML is executed, please use DSP CELL to query cell statues. And please query alarmsYesNo

2Use the MML to active cell.

After the MML is executed, please use DSP CELL to query cell statues. Please query alarms.YesNo

3Use the MML to block cell.

After the MML is executed, please use DSP CELL to query cell statues. Please query alarms. Check is there any difference between BLK CELL and DEA CELL.YesNo

4Use the MML to unblock cell.

After the MML is executed, please use DSP CELL to query cell statues. Please query alarms.YesNo

0. Neighboring Cell OperationDescriptionLearn how to use MML to query neighboring cell.

ReferenceeNodeB LMT User GuideM2000 Client User Guide2. Task: Querying E-UTRAN Neighbor CellQuerying E-UTRAN Neighbor CellStepDescriptionFulfilled

1

YesNo

2

YesNo

2. Task: Querying Inter-sys Neighbor CellQuerying Inter-sys Neighbor CellStepDescriptionFulfilled

1

YesNo

2

YesNo

3YesNo

Software ManagementAbout This ChapterThe following table lists the contents of this chapter.SectionDescribes

7.1 Querying eNodeB Version and M2000 Mediation SoftwareLearn how to use MML and GUI to query eNodeB version and M2000 mediation software.

7.2 Querying eNodeB Configuration File and Backup DataLearn how to use MML and GUI to query eNodeB configuration data and backup it.

Querying eNodeB Version and M2000 Mediation Software DescriptionLearn how to use MML and GUI to query eNodeB version and M2000 mediation software.

ReferenceeNodeB LMT User GuideM2000 Client User Guide

2. Task: Querying eNodeB Software VersionQuerying eNodeB Software VersionStepDescriptionFulfilled

1Use the MML to query the eNodeB current software YesNo

2Use the MML to query software in main area and standby area

YesNo

3Use the GUI to query eNodeB Version.

YesNo

4Use the GUI to query M2000 mediation software version.

YesNo

Querying eNodeB Configuration File and Backup DataDescriptionLearn how to use MML and GUI to query eNodeB configuration data and backup it.

ReferenceeNodeB LMT User GuideM2000 Client User Guide

2. Task: Querying eNodeB Configuration File and Backup DataQuerying eNodeB Configuration File and Backup DataStepDescriptionFulfilled

1Use the MML to query the eNodeB configuration file

YesNo

2Use the MML to backup configuration file.

YesNo

3Use the GUI to backup eNodeB configuration file and download it to M2000 client.

YesNo

4Use the GUI to query M2000 mediation software version.

YesNo

Tracing and MonitoringAbout This ChapterThe following table lists the contents of this chapter.SectionDescribes

8.1 Create Trace or Monitoring and View ResultLearn how to use create singling trace and real time monitoring.

0. Create Trace or Monitoring and View ResultDescriptionLearn how to use create singling trace and real time monitoring .

ReferenceeNodeB LMT User GuideM2000 Client User Guide3. Task: Create S1 Tracing and View Result and View ResultCreate S1 Tracing and View ResultStepDescriptionFulfilled

1Open the Trace Window YesNo

2Create S1 Tracing

YesNo

3View tracing result

YesNo

3. Task: Create RB MonitoringCreate RB Monitoring and View ResultStepDescriptionFulfilled

1Open the Trace Window YesNo

2Create RB Monitoring

YesNo

3After the task is running, right click the task, select Query Result to view tracing result YesNo

Task: Stopping the Tracing and MonitoringStopping the Tracing and MonitoringStepDescriptionFulfilled

1 YesNo

2Right click the trace you want to stop, select the Stop menu.

YesNo