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ZXWN CS Daily Operation

Course Objectives:

Signaling Trace

Log Management

Security Management

Resource Management


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3.13 Creating a Role Set.............................................................................................................................42

3.14 Modifying a Role Set..........................................................................................................................44

3.15 Viewing a Role Set..............................................................................................................................45

3.16 Deleting a Role Set.............................................................................................................................46

3.17 Duplicating a Role Set........................................................................................................................47

3.18 Finding a Role Set...............................................................................................................................48

3.19 Viewing Role Set Assignment.............................................................................................................49

3.20 Creating a User....................................................................................................................................51

3.21 Modifying a User................................................................................................................................54

3.22 Viewing a User....................................................................................................................................56

3.23 Deleting a User....................................................................................................................................57

3.24 Duplicating a User..............................................................................................................................58

3.25 Finding a User.....................................................................................................................................59

3.26 Viewing Access Rights of a User........................................................................................................60

3.27 Managing Login Users........................................................................................................................61

3.28 Releasing Locked Users......................................................................................................................63

3.29 Setting the Login IP Range of Administrator.....................................................................................64

3.30 Modifying All Users' Passwords.........................................................................................................66

3.31 Setting Administrator Password Protection........................................................................................66

3.32 Creating a Department........................................................................................................................67

3.33 Modifying a Department.....................................................................................................................69

3.34 Viewing a Department.........................................................................................................................71

3.35 Deleting a Department........................................................................................................................72

3.36 Finding a Department..........................................................................................................................72

4 Resource Management..............................................................................................................................75

4.1 Resource Management Introduction.....................................................................................................75

4.2 Resource Management Interface...........................................................................................................75

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4.3 Implementing Area Operation...............................................................................................................78

4.4 Adding a Resource................................................................................................................................78

4.5 Deleting a Resource..............................................................................................................................81

4.6 Modify a Resource................................................................................................................................82

4.7 Viewing Resource Tree.........................................................................................................................83

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1 Signaling Trace

1.1 Signaling Trace Introduction

1.1.1 Description

Signaling trace is used for tracing specific signaling links, analyzing signaling sending

correctness, providing operators with signaling content tracing display, offering

maintenance personnel with convenient method of locating faults, facilitating signaling

flow query in commissioning and debugging, and finding errors in signaling

cooperation for further handling.

1.1.2 Categories

The categories of the MSCS signaling to be traces are as follows.

1. Subscriber signal trace

2. Interface signaling trace (BSSAP, RANAP, MAP, CAP, TUP/ISUP/BICC, CAS,

ISDNL3, and H248)

3. No.7 signaling trace (OMAP, SCCP, and MTP3)

4. SIGTRAN protocol trace (IUA, M3UA, and SCTP)

5. Discard message (MTP3 SNM, MTP3 link, M3UA link, and SCCP).

1.2 Signaling Trace Interface

1.2.1 Interface

Select Views > Signaling Trace to pop up the Signaling Trace window, as shown in Fig

1.2 -1.


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Fig 1.2-1 Signaling Trace Interface

Label Description

1 Menu bar

2 Toolbar

3 Signaling Trace tree

4 Status bar

5 Message area

6 Operation window

1.2.2 Menu Bar

The menu bar in the Signaling Trace window consists of seven menus, including

System, Views, Data Window, Sigtrace Operation, Favorite, Windows, and Help. Table

1.2 -1 shows the functions of each menu.

Table 1.2-1 Functions Provided by Menu Bar of Signaling Trace

Menu Item Main Functions

System Lock Screen, Current User Info, Print Setup, Query

System Time, System Setting, Logout, and Exit

Views Daily maintenance, signaling trace, fail observer,performance management, MML terminal, log

management, professional maintenance, securitymanagement, system management, and resource

management

Data Window Cascade, tile, restore all, minimize all, close all


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Chapter 4 Resource Management


Sigtrace Operation Open data file, query system task, stop all task, set

client parameter, set server parameter, and set decodingparameter

Favorite Fault Management, Log Management, and SystemManagement

Windows Show/hide toolbar, status bar, and message area, closecurrent view or all views

Help Help (showing online help), and About (showing software

version and technical support information)

1.2.3 Toolbar

Table 1.2 -2 shows the icons in the toolbar.

Table 1.2-2 Icons in Toolbar

Icon Description Icon Description

Home page Daily Maintenance

Back Signaling Trace

Forward Fail Observer

Query System Time Fault Management

System Setting Performance Management

Lock Screen MML Terminal

Current User Info Help

Print Setup

1.2.4 Signaling Trace Tree

The signaling trace tree displays NEs in the system. Click the NE node to show types

of the signaling available for tracing.

1.2.5 Message Area

The Message Area window consists of two sub-windows, Hint Message and Error

Message, which display operation results. Table 1.2 -3 shows its main functions.

Table 1.2-3 Functions of Sub-windows

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Sub-window Main Functions

Hint Message Showing messages for successful operation, including its

name and time

Error Message Prompting messages for unsuccessful operation, includingits name, time, and probable failure cause

1.2.6 Status Bar

The status bar shows the connection status of current client

1.3 Setting Signaling Tracing

1.3.1 Purpose

To set the NE on which the signaling tracing will be performed, the tracing type and

corresponding parameters, and then to start the signaling tracing

1.3.2 Prerequisite

The user has logged in the OMM server normally. For detailed procedure, refer to.

1.3.3 Steps

1. On the main window of the OMM client, select Views > Signaling Trace.

Result: The Signaling Trace window appears.

2. In the Signaling Trace tree, double-click the NE to be traced.

3. Double-click the signaling category to expand the node, and then double-click

the signaling type to be traced, as shown in Fig 1.3 -2.

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Fig 1.3-2 Selecting Signaling Type to Be Traced

4. The Signaling Trace Task Set dialog box pops up, as shown in Fig 1.3 -3. Set

tracing parameters, or click the icon in the toolbar to set tracing parameters.

NOTE: Tracing parameters vary with different signaling tracing types. For

detailed signaling trace types and corresponding parameters, refer to Table 1.3

-4.

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Fig 1.3-3 Setting Tracing Parameters

5. Click OKto complete setting signaling tracing parameters. The system starts to

trace the signaling. The tracing result will automatically displays in the

operation window, as shown in Fig 1.3 -4.

Fig 1.3-4 Starting to Trace Signaling

1.3.4 Reference

Table 1.3 -4 shows MSCS signaling tracing types and their parameters

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Table 1.3-4 MSCS Signaling Tracing Types and Their Parameters

Signaling Tracing Type Parameter

Discard Message Including MTP3 SNM, MTP3 link, M3UA link, and SCCP

Subscriber signal trace Primary settings: set the tracing number and objects.

Advanced settings: set mission types, timing, and preservation.

BSSAP Signaling Trace Primary settings: set BSC office, module number, and message type

(including L3 message and BSSAP message).

Advanced settings: set timing and preservation.

RANAP signaling trace Primary settings: set RNC office, module number, and message type

(including L3 message and RANAP message).


MAP signaling trace Primary settings: set trace number, module number, and message type.


CAP signaling trace Primary settings: set GT number, module number, and message type.


TUP/ISUP/BICC

interface signaling trace

Primary settings: set office number and module number.


CAS signaling trace -

ISDNL3 interface

signaling trace

-

H248 signaling trace Primary settings: set trace type, module number, user-input

information, and user information list.


OMAP No.7 signaling

trace

Primary settings: set the type and the direction


SCCP signaling trace Primary settings: select modules and subsystems.


MTP3 signaling trace Primary settings: set direction, tracing options, and links


IUA signaling trace -

M3UA signaling trace Primary settings: set direction, tracing options, and association IDs.Advanced settings: set timing and preservation.

SCTP signaling trace Primary settings: set tracing type, by module number or by association.


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2 Log Management

2.1 Log Management Introduction

2.1.1 Description

The log management provides the function of querying the system running log. It

enables to get the information about the operation and login status of users, and the

information about the complete condition of the timing tasks of the server.

The log falls into the operation log, security log, and system log. Users can query,

export, and print these three types of log.

2.1.2 Type

There are three types of logs.

1. Operation log

It records the information about user operations, including the log ID, operationrank, user name, module, operation set, host address, command function,

detailed information, operation result, failed reason, connection mode, operation

resource, operation start time, operation end time, and related log.

2. Security log

It records the information about user login status, including the log ID, user

name, host address, log name, operation time, connection mode, and detailed

information.

3. System log

It records the complete condition of the timing tasks of the server, including the

log ID, rank, source, log name, detailed information, host address, operation

start time, operation end time, and related log.


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2.2 Log Management Interface

2.2.1 Interface

Select Views > Log Management to pop up the Log Management window, as shown in

Fig 2.2 -5.

Fig 2.2-5 Log Management Interface

Table 2.2-5 Labels in Log Management Interface

Label Description

1 Menu bar

2 Toolbar

3 Log tree

4 Message area

5 Status bar

6 Toolbar in operation window

7 Operation window

2.2.2 Menu bar

The menu bar in the Log Management window consists of six menus, including

System, Views, Operation, Favorite, Windows, and Help. Table 2.2 -6 shows the


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functions of each menu.

Table 2.2-6 Functions Provided by Menu Bar of Log Management


System Lock Screen, Current User Info, Print Setup, Query System Time, System

Setting, Logout, and Exit

Views Daily Maintenance, Signaling Trace, Fail Observer, Performance

Management, MML Terminal, Log Management, Professional Maintenance,

Security Management, System Management, and Resource Management

Operation Run, Edit, Export Query, Save as, Refresh Current Tab Page, Export Result,

and Print Result

Favorite Fault Management, Log Management, and System Management

Windows Show/hide toolbar, status bar, and message area, close current view or all

views

Help Help (showing online help), and About (showing software version and

technical support information)

2.2.3 Toolbar











Print Setup

2.2.4 Log Tree

The Log Tree shows the log types available for viewing, including Operation Log,

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Security Log, and System Log.

2.2.5 Message Area





Hint Message Showing messages for successful operation, including itsname and time

Error Message Prompting messages for unsuccessful operation,including its name, time, and probable failure cause

2.2.6 Status Bar

The status bar shows the connection status of current client.

2.2.7 Toolbar in Operation Window

Table 2.2 -9 shows the icons shown in the toolbar in the operation window.

Table 2.2-9 Icons Shown in Toolbar


Refresh Current Tab Page First Page

Previous Page Next Page

Last Page Go to Page

Query and Export ResultAccording to Current

Condition

Query and Print Result Accordingto Current Condition

Customize DisplayColumns

Edit Query Condition

Save Query Condition As Find

2.2.8 Operation Window

The operation window shown here varies with different operations performed in the

Log Management window, including:

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1. Querying logs

2. Exporting logs

3. Print logs

2.3 Querying Logs

2.3.1 Purpose

To query the log records of the OMM system

Note:This section takes the operation logs for example to describe the procedure for

querying logs. You can use similar method to query security and system logs.

2.3.2 Prerequisite


2.3.3 Steps

1. On the main window of the OMM client, select Views > Log Management.

Result: The Log Management window appears.

2. Right-click the All Operation Log below the Operation Log node, select Edit

from the short-cut menu, as shown in Fig 2.3 -6.

Fig 2.3-6 Editing Query Conditions

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3. Set query conditions in the Query Operation Log dialog box, consisting two

tabs, Basic and Advanced, as shown in Fig 2.3 -7.

Fig 2.3-7 Query Operation Log

Table 2.3-10 Parameter Description

Name Descriptions

User

information

Selecting to match the user information exactly by user name

or by host address

Operationstart time

Selecting the check box to set the log-generating time forquerying the operation records; not selecting the check box

means to query operation records from the first log to the lastlog.

OperationInformation

Selecting to query operation logs by user name or byoperation objects

When selecting the check box followed by Operation, the

Select button is activated. Click Select to choose the operator.When selecting the check box followed by Operation

Resource, the Select button is activated. Click Select tochoose the operation objects.

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Name Descriptions

Operation

result

Including: All, Successful Operation, Failed Operation, and

Unfinished Operation

Connectionmode

Including: All, GUI, TELNET, NDF, CORBA, WEB, and SNMP

Rank Including: All, 1-VERY IMPORTANT, 2-IMPORTANT, 3-NOTICE,

and 4-NORMAL

4. After the setting is completed, clickOK. The query result is displayed in the log

list, as shown in Fig 2.3 -8.

Fig 2.3-8 Query Result

5. If there are several pages showing the queried logs, click to view the next

page, or click to view the previous page, click to view the first page,

click to view the last page, and click to go to the specified page.

2.3.4 Optional Operation

1. To query todays operation log information, clickToday Operation Log below

the Operation Log node. The other operations are the same as that of querying

all operation logs.

2. If there is no need to modify query conditions, there are two methods to query

logs.

1) Double-click the node to be queried.

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2) Right-click this node and then select Run from the short-cut menu to query logs.

2.4 Exporting Logs

2.4.1 Purpose

To export the queried log result and to save the result in the file format of *.txt, *.html,

*.pdf, *.csv, and *.xls

2.4.2 Prerequisite

1. The user has logged in the OMM server normally. For detailed procedure, refer

to.

2. Confirm that the logs to be exported are queried. For the operation method, refer

to Querying Logs.

2.4.3 Steps

1. On the window displaying the query result shown in Fig 2.3 -8, click the

button on the toolbar, or select Operation > Export Result to pop up the Save

dialog box, as shown in Fig 2.4 -9.

Fig 2.4-9 Exporting and Saving Logs

2. Set the save position, file format, and file name, clickSave. The Message dialog

box pops up, prompting that the logs are exported successfully.

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3. Click OKto complete exporting logs.

2.5 Printing Logs

2.5.1 Purpose

To print queried logs

2.5.2 Prerequisite

1. The user has logged in the OMM server normally. For detailed procedure, refer

to.

2. Confirm that the logs to be exported are queried. For the operation method, refer

to Querying Logs.

2.5.3 Steps

1. On the window displaying the queried logs shown in Fig 2.3 -8, click the

button on the toolbar, or select Operation > Print Result to pop up the Print

Setup dialog box, as shown in Fig 2.5 -10.

Fig 2.5-10 Print Setup

Table 2.5-11 Parameter Descriptions for Each Tab

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Tab Parameter

General Setting the printer name, print range (including printing all

the pages, and selecting several required pages), and thenumber of copies

Page Setup Setting page size, orientation, and margins

Advance Setting the printing style

2. Click the Preview All button to view the printing effect. Click Print to start

printing logs.

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3 Security Management

3.1 Security Management Introduction

3.1.1 Functions

Security management aims to ensure the legitimate use of the system by users. Security

management implements the management to the role/role set, user, and department,

and provides the security control to the operators so that they can conduct security

management operations through reasonable relationship between the user and the role

as well as the corresponding operation authority. Through the login authentication, this

function can prevent illegal users from entering the system and implement the security

control over the operations of the operator.

3.1.2 Concepts Involved

1. Role

The role assigns users managerial authority by defining the operation and

resource authority. The operation authority defines the functional modules of the

NMS that can be operated by a certain user. The resource authority defines the

subnet or the specific NEs under the subnet that can be managed by a certain

user.

The operation authority and the resource authority separately define two aspects

of a role. Both of them are independent from each other when a role is defined.

The authority set corresponding to a role is the intersection set of them during

the usage.

2. Role set

The role set is the set of several roles. The authority of a role set is the authority

set of all its roles.

Using the role set facilitates system administer or subnet administer to allocate

the authority. The user authority of an administrator usually is the set of the

managerial authorities of multiple common users. Granting a role set to an

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administrator. In this way, the role set facilitates the management and allocation

of the user authority.

3. User

User is the set of the operators who log in and operate the NMS. While creating

a user, system administrator defines the operation authority of this user by

defining a role or a role set, and sets the administration by defining the

department to which the user belongs.

4. Department

A department is the simulation of a service department to facilitate the

organization and management of users. The new added user must belong to a

certain department.

5. Creator

A creator is a user, who can create new role, role set, user, and department. For

these new added role, role set, user, and department, the user who creates them

is the creator.

Because a creator is a user, too, the creator (except admin) identity is also

created by another creator. Ultimately, all users are created by admin. Therefore,

a creator tree is formed, ranging from the admin to the current creator.

Only a user logging in the system with a creator or a creator whose node is the

parent node of the current creator on the creator tree can edit, delete, and copy a

role, role set, user, and department. Otherwise, this user can only implement

such operations as creating, searching, refreshing, viewing assignment

information.

3.2 Security Management Interface

3.2.1 Interface

Select Views > Security Management to pop up the Security Management window, as

shown in Fig 3.2 -11.


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Fig 3.2-11 Security Management Interface

Table 3.2-12 Labels in Security Management Interface

Label Description

1 Menu bar

2 Toolbar

3 Security tree

4 Status bar

5 Message area

6 Operation window

3.2.2 Menu bar

The menu bar in the Security Management window consists of six menus, including

System, Views, Operation, Tools, Favorite, Windows, and Help. Table 3.2 -13 shows

the functions of each menu.

Table 3.2-13 Functions Provided by Menu Bar of Security Management


System Lock Screen, Current User Info, Print Setup, Query SystemTime, System Setting, Logout, and Exit

Views Daily maintenance, signaling trace, fail observer,performance management, MML terminal, log management,professional maintenance, security management, system

management, and resource management

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Operation Create role/role set/user/department, modify role/role

set/user/department, view role/role set/user/department,delete role/role set/user/department, and duplicate role/roleset/user

Tools View operation tree, view user lockup records, login usermanagement, customize user account rule, customizesecurity event rule, modify all users password, export roleoperation (s) information, and import role operation (s)information


Windows Show/hide toolbar, status bar, and message area, close

current view or all views

Help Help (showing online help), and About (showing softwareversion and technical support information)

3.2.3 Toolbar











Print Setup

3.2.4 Security tree

The security tree shows the relevant operations of security management, including

Role Management, Role Set Management, User Management, and Department

Management.

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3.2.5 Message area





Hint Message Showing messages for successful operation, including its

name and time

Error Message Prompting messages for unsuccessful operation, includingits name, time, and probable failure cause

3.2.6 Status Bar



Table 3.2 -16 shows the icons shown in the toolbar in the operation window.

Table 3.2-16 Icons Shown in Toolbar


Refresh role/roleset/user/department

View role/roleset/user/department

Modify role/role

set/user/department

Find

Delete role/roleset/user/department

Export role operation(s)information

Create role/roleset/user/department

3.2.8 Operation Window

The operation window shown here varies with different operations performed in the

Security Management window, including:

Customizing user account rule

Viewing operation tree

Customizing security event rule

Role management

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Role set management

Department management.

3.3 Customizing a User Account Rule

3.3.1 Purpose

Customizing a user account rule is to set the password length, password policy, account

restriction, and expiration examination.

3.3.2 Prerequisite

The user has logged in the OMM server normally.

The user can open the Security Management window.

3.3.3 Steps

1. On the main window of the OMM client, select Views > Security Management.

Result: The Security Management window appears.

2. Select Tools > Customize User Account Rule to pop up the Customize UserAccount Rule window, as shown in Fig 3.3 -12. Table 3.3 -17 describes the

settings of partial parameters.

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Fig 3.3-12 Security Policy Management

Table 3.3-17 Descriptions of Partial User Account Parameters

Name DescriptionsDefault

Value

Enable WeakPassword Check

Activating the rule of weal passwordcheck, which defines that the passwordcannot be empty or only contain letters orFigs, that the password cannot be the

same as the username or telephonenumber of the user, that the passwordcannot be the twice repeats of theusername or the telephone number, thatthe password cannot be the username ortelephone number in reverse.

None

Min length The minimal length of a password,ranging from 0 to 20

0

Max length The maximal length of a password,ranging from 2 to 20

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Name DescriptionsDefault

Value

Lock Rule Including Never lock, Lock permanently,and Lock temporary

Set the lock rule when selecting to lockthe account. It includes password error

times, and locking duration.

Passwordenteringerror=3

Duration of

beinglocked=24

hour

Expired accountchecking

Reminding the user to replace the accountbefore it expires

0 day

Expired PasswordChecking

Setting the time to remind the user tochange the password before it expires,which enhances the system security

0 day

3. Click OK to complete the settings.

3.4 Viewing an Operation Tree

3.4.1 Purpose

Viewing an operation tree is to get know the operation authority of the current login

user and the description of each operation.

3.4.2 Steps



2. Select Tools > View Operation Tree to pop up the View Operation Tree window,

as shown in Fig 3.4 -13.

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Fig 3.4-13 Viewing Operation Tree

3. Expand an operation node in the Operation Tree column. The detailed

information about this operation is displayed on the right Operation Description

column.

Example: Click the Global node, the corresponding operation information is

displayed in the right column, as shown in Fig 3.4 -14.

Fig 3.4-14 Viewing an Operation Tree

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4. Click Close to complete the viewing operation.

3.5 Customizing a Security Event Rule

3.5.1 Purpose

Customizing a security event rule is to set the conditions of recording the security

event log thus to help the system administrator get to know the usage condition of the

user accounts and manage the user accounts effectively.

3.5.2 Steps



2. Select Tools > Customizing Security Event Rule.

Result: The Customize Security Event Rule dialog box pops up, as shown in Fig

3.5 -15. For parameter descriptions, refer to Table 3.5 -18.

Fig 3.5-15 Customizing a Security Event Rule

Table 3.5-18 Parameter Descriptions for the Security Event Rule

Item Descriptions

Record on security log when

user is locked/unlocked

Recording this event on the security event

log when locking or unlocking a user

Record on security log whenuser is disabled/enabled

Recording this event on the security eventlog when disabling or enabling a user

Record on security log whenauthentication fails

Recording this event on the security eventlog when the subscriber access does notpass the authentication

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3. Select the check box followed by each rule of security events as required.

4. Click OK to complete the settings, or click Cancel to cancel the operation.

3.6 Creating a Role

3.6.1 Purpose

To create a new role and to assign a certain operation and resource authority so as to

define the authority of a user

3.6.2 Steps



2. Right-click Role Management in the Security Tree in the Security Management

window, and select Create Role, as shown in Fig 3.6 -16.

Fig 3.6-16 Selecting Create Role

3. The Create Role dialog box pops up. On the Basic Information page, enter Role

Name and Role Description, as shown in Fig 3.6 -17.

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Fig 3.6-17 Entering Basic Information of a Role

Table 3.6-19 Description of Basic Information Tab

Parameter Notes Default

Role name The name of a role

You must input a unique name

Null

Roledescription

The description information about a role

Optional

Null

Lock therole

Setting whether to lock this role

Optional, a user assigned with this role will not ownthe corresponding permissions of this role after thisrole is locked.

None

4. Select the Access Rights tab. Set the operation authority of this role on the

Operation Tree, and the resource authority on the Resource Tree, as shown in

Fig 3.6 -18. Or, select the pre-defined scheme of the authority assignment from

the drop-down list of the Operations Assignment. Table 3.6 -20 introduces each

assignment scheme.

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Fig 3.6-18 Setting Access Rights about a Role

Table 3.6-20 Scheme Description of Predefined Authority Assignment

Name Descriptions

Power user Implementing all the functions of log management, securitymanagement, fault management, system management, MML

terminal, daily maintenance, professional maintenance,performance management, bill security management, devicemaintenance, and resource management

Maintenanceperson

Implementing partial functions of security management

Implement all the functions of log management, faultmanagement, and system management

Operator Implementing partial functions of security management, andsystem management,

Implement all the functions of log management, and faultmanagement

Supervisor Implement partial functions of security management, fault

management, and system managementImplementing all the functions of log management

5. Select the Login Address tab to set the IP address range of the OMM client that

this role can use. Click Add to pop up the Set IP Range dialog box, as shown in

Fig 3.6 -19. Set the start address and the end address. If it is not set, there is no

address limitation for the user belonging to this role.

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Fig 3.6-19 Setting IP Range

6. Click the User tab to assign this role to existing users, or to no one (the role

without being assigned is useless temporarily), as shown in Fig 3.6 -20.

Fig 3.6-20 Assigning a Role to Users

Note:The new role cannot be assigned to cguser and cgadmin, the default users of the

system, for modifying the authority of default user is not allowed.

7. Click OK to complete the creation of a role.

3.6.3 Result

The new role is displayed in the role list, as shown in Fig 3.6 -21.

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Fig 3.6-21 Showing New Role

3.7 Modifying a Role

3.7.1 Purpose

To modify attributes of a created role. All attributes of a role can be modified except

the role name.

3.7.2 Steps



2. Click the Role Management in the Security Tree. From the right role list, right-

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Fig 3.7-22 Modifying a Role

3. The Modify Role dialog box pops up, as shown in Fig 3.7 -23. Modify Role

Description on the Basic Information page.

Fig 3.7-23 Modifying Basic Information about a Role

4. Select the Access Rights tab to modify the scheme of the Operations

Assignment, or to select the required operations on the Operation Tree directly,


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Fig 3.7-24 Modifying Access Rights about a Role

5. Select the Login Address tab to add, modify, and delete the range of the IP

address for login, as shown in Fig 3.7 -25.

Fig 3.7-25 Modifying the Range of IP Address

6. Select the User tab to modify the user belonging to this role, as shown in Fig

3.7 -26.

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Fig 3.7-26 Modifying User Information

7. Click OK to complete the modification.

3.8 Viewing a Role

3.8.1 Purpose

To view the properties of a created role

3.8.2 Prerequisite


Confirm that the role to be viewed has been created. For operation method, refer

to Creating a Role.

3.8.3 Steps




click the role to be viewed, and select View from the short-cut menu, as shown

in Fig 3.8 -27.

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Fig 3.8-27 Viewing a Role

Result: The View Role dialog box pops up, as shown in Fig 3.8 -28.

For the description of each page, refer to Table 3.8 -21.

Fig 3.8-28 Viewing Properties of a Role

Table 3.8-21 Page Descriptions of the View Role

Page Name Parameter Description

BasicInformation

Role Name, Role Description The name and descriptionof a role

Access Rights Predefined operationassignment, Operation Tree,Resource Tree

Operation authority of arole

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Login Address Login Address The range of the IP

address for the user ofthis role to log in theOMM client

User User The user belonging to thisrole

3. Click OK to complete the viewing operation.

3.9 Deleting a Role

3.9.1 Purpose

To delete an existing role that is not used any more. The role that has been assigned to

users cannot be deleted.

3.9.2 Prerequisite


Confirm that the role to be deleted exists, and is not used any more.

Confirm there is no user belonging to this role.

3.9.3 Steps




click the role to be deleted, and select Delete from the short-cut menu, as shown

in Fig 3.9 -29.

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Fig 3.9-29 Deleting a Role

3. The Delete Role dialog box pops up. Click Yes to complete deleting this role.

3.10 Duplicating a Role

3.10.1 Purpose

To create a role having the same attributes of the role to be duplicated, except the role

name

3.10.2 Prerequisite


Confirm that the role to be duplicated exists.

3.10.3 Steps



2. Click Role Management in the Security Tree. From the right role list, right-click

the role to be duplicated, and select Duplicate from the short-cut menu, as


Fig 3.10-30 Duplicating a Role

3. The Create Role dialog box pops up. The attributes of the role is as same as that

of the duplicated role, except Role Name. Modify the role attributes on each

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page according to actual requirements. For the description of each page, refer to

Table 3.10 -22.

Table 3.10-22 Description of Role Duplication


Basic

Information

Role Description Role description

Access Rights Predefined operationassignment, Operation Tree,

Resource Tree

Operation authority of a role

Login Address Login Address The range of the IP address

used by the user of this roleto log in the OMM client

User User The user belonging to thisrole

4. After the setting is completed, click OK.

3.11 Finding a Role

3.11.1 Purpose

To implement a fuzzy search to the role according to the role name

A fuzzy search is to find a role according to partial continuous or all characters

contained in its name.

3.11.2 Steps



2. In the Role Management interface, click on the toolbar.

3. The Find dialog box pops up. Input the role name or any continuous characters

contained by the role name, as shown in Fig 3.11 -31.

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Fig 3.11-31 Entering Role Name to be Found

4. Click Find to start searching. If there is a matched role, this role is highlighted in

the role list. Click Find to search the next matched role. If there is no matched

role, the Message dialog box pops up, as shown in Fig 3.11 -32.

Fig 3.11-32 Prompting no Matched Role

3.12 Viewing Role Assignment Information

3.12.1 Purpose

To view the assignment and usage condition of a role among the users and role sets.

3.12.2 Prerequisite


Confirm that the role to be viewed exists.

3.12.3 Steps




click the role whose assignment condition is to be viewed, and select

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Assignment from the short-cut menu, as shown in Fig 3.12 -33.

Fig 3.12-33 Selecting Assignment

3. The Role Assignment dialog box pops up. View the users belonging to this role

on the Assigned User page, and the role set of this role on the Assigned Role Set

page, as shown in Fig 3.12 -34.

Fig 3.12-34 Viewing Assignment Condition of a Role

3.13 Creating a Role Set

3.13.1 Purpose

To create a new role set and to assign one or more roles to this role set

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3.13.2 Steps



2. Right-click Role Set Management in the Security Tree in the Security

Management window, and select Create Role Set, as shown in Fig 3.13 -35.

Fig 3.13-35 Selecting Create Role Set

3. The Create Role Set dialog box pops up. On the Basic Information page, enter

Role Set Name and Role Set Description, and set whether to lock this role set, as


Fig 3.13-36 Entering Basic Information about a Role Set

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Table 3.13-23 Description of Basic Information Tab

Parameter Notes Default

Role set name The name of a role set

You must input a unique name

Null

Role setdescription

The description information about a role set

Optional

Null

Lock the role set Setting whether to lock this role set

Optional

None

4. Select the Assign Roles tab, and assign the role set to roles, as shown in Fig

3.13 -37.

Fig 3.13-37 Assigning a Role to Role Set

5. Click OK to complete the creation of a role set. The new role set is displayed in

the role set list.

3.14 Modifying a Role Set

3.14.1 Purpose

To modify attribute parameters of an existing role set

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3.14.2 Prerequisite


Confirm that the role set to be modified exists.

3.14.3 Steps



2. Click the Role Set Management in the Security Tree. From the right role set list,

right-click the role set to be modified, and select Modify from the short-cut

menu, as shown in Fig 3.14 -38.

Fig 3.14-38 Selecting Modify from Short-cut Menu

3. The Modify Role Set dialog box pops up.

Change its description and select whether to lock it on the Basic Information

page.

Assign a role to it on the Assign Roles page.


3.15 Viewing a Role Set

3.15.1 Purpose

To view attributes of a created role set

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3.15.2 Prerequisite


Confirm that the role set to be viewed exists.

3.15.3 Steps




right-click the role set to be viewed, and select View from the short-cut menu, as


Fig 3.15-39 Selecting View from Short-cut Menu

3. The View Role Set dialog box pops up. View the Role Set Name, Role Set

Description, and its lock status on the Basic Information page. View available

roles and assigned roles on the Assign Roles page.

4. Click OK to complete viewing.

3.16 Deleting a Role Set

3.16.1 Purpose

To delete an existing role set that is not used any more. The role set that has been

assigned to users cannot be deleted, but the role set that has been assigned to roles can

be deleted.

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3.16.2 Prerequisite


Confirm that the role set to be deleted exists, and is not used any more.

3.16.3 Steps




right-click the role set to be deleted, and select Delete from the short-cut menu,


Fig 3.16-40 Selecting Delete from Short-cut Menu

3. The confirmation dialog box pops up. Click Yes to delete the role set.

3.17 Duplicating a Role Set

3.17.1 Purpose

To create a role set with the same attributes of the role set to be duplicated, except the

name of the role set

3.17.2 Prerequisite


Confirm that the role set to be duplicated exists.

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3.17.3 Steps



2. Click the Role Set Management in the Security Tree. From the right role list,

right-click the role set to be duplicated, and select Duplicate from the short-cut

menu, as shown in Fig 3.17 -41.

Fig 3.17-41 Selecting Duplicate from the Short-cut Menu

3. The Create Role Set dialog box pops up. The attributes of the role set is as same

as that of the duplicated role set, except the Role Set Name. Modify the role set

attributes on each page as required.


3.18 Finding a Role Set

3.18.1 Purpose

To implement a fuzzy search on the role set according to its name.

A fuzzy search is to find an existing role set according to partial continuous or all

characters contained in its name.

3.18.2 Steps



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2. In the Role Set Management interface, click on the toolbar.

3. The Find dialog box pops up. Input the role set name, or any continuouscharacters contained by the role name, as shown in Fig 3.18 -42.

Fig 3.18-42 Finding A Role Set

4. Click Find to start searching. If there is a matched role set, this role set is

highlighted in the role set list. Click Find to search the next matched role set. If

there is no matched role set, the Message dialog box pops up.

3.19 Viewing Role Set Assignment

3.19.1 Purpose

To view the assignment and usage condition of a role set among the users. The role set

is the set of a group of roles. A defined role set can be assigned to the users with

corresponding permissions.

3.19.2 Prerequisite


Confirm that the role set to be viewed exists.

3.19.3 Steps




right-click the role set whose assignment condition is to be viewed, and select

Assignment from the short-cut menu, as shown in Fig 3.19 -43.

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Fig 3.19-43 Selecting Assignment from the Short-cut Menu

3. The Role Set Assignment dialog box pops up. The Assigned User page displays

users belonging to this role set, as shown in Fig 3.19 -44.

Fig 3.19-44 Viewing Assignment Condition of a Role Set

4. Click Close to complete the operation.

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3.20 Creating a User

3.20.1 Purpose

To create a new user with a certain operation authority assigned through a role or role

set

3.20.2 Steps



2. Right-click User Management in the Security Tree on the Security Management

window, and select Create User, as shown in Fig 3.20 -45.

Fig 3.20-45 Selecting Create User from Short-cut Menu

3. The Create User dialog box pops up. Set the basic information about this user, as

shown in Fig 3.20 -46. For parameter description, refer to Table 3.20 -24.

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Fig 3.20-46 Entering Basic Information about a User

Table 3.20-24 Description of Parameters on Basic Information Page

Parameter Descriptions

User name The name of a userFull name The full name of a user

User Password Setting the user password according to the user accountrule customized in the Security Policy Management

Verify Password Entering the password the same as that entered in theUser Password edit box

User Description Providing proper description about the user for betterunderstanding

Phone Number Setting users phone number to send the short message

to notify this user when an alarm is forwarded

Email Setting users Email address to send the Email to notifythis user when an alarm is forwarded

User Status Showing the creator, creation time, and passwordactivation time of this user

4. Click the Advanced Information tab, as shown in Fig 3.20 -47. For parameter

description, refer to Table 3.20 -25.

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Fig 3.20-47 Entering Advanced Information about a User

Table 3.20-25 Description of Parameters on Advanced Information Page

Parameter Descriptions

User Valid Day(s) Setting valid days of an account, ranging from 1 to 500;Setting or viewing working time of the user

Password Control Setting valid days of a password, ranging from 1 to 500;

Setting that user must modify the password before nextlogin or cannot change the password

Disable and Logout The system will automatically disable this user when

he/she does not log in the system in specified days.

The system automatically logs out when it is inactive inspecified minutes.

Number of Logins Setting the maximum number of users concurrentlyonline, including NDF, GUI, TELNET, and WEB, ranging

from 0 to 99, with default value as 10

5. Click the Role tab to assign a role or role set to the user, as shown in Fig 3.20

-48.

Note:A junction node stands for a role set, while a node stands for a role.

When a user is assigned with roles or role sets, he/she is authorized with operating

permissions of the specified role or role set.

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If a user is not assigned with a role or role set, he/she is not allowed to log in the

system.

Fig 3.20-48 Assigning Role/Role Set to a User

6. Click the User Department tab to assign a department to the user.

7. Click OK to complete the creation of a user. The new user is displayed in the

user list.

3.21 Modifying a User

3.21.1 Purpose

To modify the attributes of an existing user, except the user name

3.21.2 Prerequisite

The user has logged in the OMM server normally..

Confirm that the user to be modified exists.

3.21.3 Steps



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2. Click the User Management in the Security Tree to show the user list. Right-

click the user to be modified from the right user list, and select Modify from the

short-cut menu, as shown in Fig 3.21 -49.

Fig 3.21-49 Selecting Modify from short-cut menu

3. The Modify User dialog box pops up, as shown in Fig 3.21 -50. Modify the

attributes as required. For parameter descriptions, see Table 3.21 -26.

Fig 3.21-50 Modifying a User

Table 3.21-26 Parameters Available for Modification

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Tab Contents Available for Modification

Basic Information Modify parameters such as full name, user password,

user description, phone number, Email

AdvancedInformation

Modifying parameters, such as user valid day(s),password control, disable and logout, and number oflogins

Role Modifying the role or role set belonged to the user

User Department Modifying the department belonged to the user


3.22 Viewing a User

3.22.1 Purpose

To view the attributes of an existing user

3.22.2 Prerequisite


Confirm that the user to be viewed exists.

3.22.3 Steps



2. Click the User Management in the Security Tree. From the right user list, right-

click the user to be viewed, and select View from the short-cut menu, as shown

in Fig 3.22 -51.

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Fig 3.22-51 Selecting View

3. In the popup View User dialog box, view the attributes of this user by selecting

each tab.

NOTE: The User Status area on the Basic Information page shows some

information of this user, such as creator, creation time, and password activation

time.

4. Click OK to complete viewing.

3.23 Deleting a User

3.23.1 Purpose

To delete an existing user that is not used any more

3.23.2 Prerequisite


Confirm that the user to be deleted exists, and is not used any more.

3.23.3 Steps



2. Click User Management in the Security Tree to show the user list. From the

right user list, right-click the user to be deleted, and select Delete from the short-

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cut menu, as shown in Fig 3.23 -52.

Fig 3.23-52 Selecting Delete

3. The Confirm dialog box pops up. Click Yes to delete this user.

3.24 Duplicating a User

3.24.1 Purpose

To duplicate an existing user to remain all the attributes of this user, except the user

name. Create a user by duplicating an existing one, thus to save the workload of

creating a new user directly.

3.24.2 Prerequisite


Confirm that the user to be duplicated exists.

3.24.3 Steps



2. Click User Management in the Security Tree to show the user list. From the

right user list, right-click the user to be duplicated, and select Duplicate from the

short-cut menu, as shown in Fig 3.24 -53.

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Fig 3.24-53 Selecting Duplicate

3. The Create User dialog box pops up. All the parameters are set as same as those

of the user to be duplicated, except the parameters on the Basic Information

page. Modify attributes of the user as required.


3.25 Finding a User

3.25.1 Purpose

The system provides the function of implementing fuzzy query to the user according to

the user name.

A fuzzy search is to find an existing user according to partial continuous or all

characters contained in his/her name.

3.25.2 Prerequisite


3.25.3 Steps



2. In the User Management interface, click on the toolbar.

3. The Find dialog box pops up. Input the user name or any continuous characters

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contained by this name.

4. Click Find to start searching. If there is a matched user, this user is highlightedin the user list. Click Find to search the next matched user. If there is no matched

user, the Message dialog box pops up.

3.26 Viewing Access Rights of a User

3.26.1 Purpose

To view operation and resource authorities of a user. The operation authority refers to

what kinds of operation that this user can implement. The resource authority refers tothe objects that this user can manipulate.

3.26.2 Prerequisite


Confirm that the user whose access rights are to be viewed exists.

3.26.3 Steps


2. Click the User Management in the Security Tree. From the right user list, right-

click the user whose access authority is to be viewed, and select Access Right


Fig 3.26-54 Selecting Access Right

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3. The Access Right dialog box pops up, as shown in Fig 3.26 -55. The left

column shows the operation authority of this user, while the right column shows

the resource authority of this user. When a check box in the Operation Tree or

the Resource Tree is checked, the user has this authority.

NOTE: The resource tree shows the NE that can be managed by the user, while

the operation tree shows the operations that can be performed on the NE

managed by the user. When different operations are selected in the operation

tree, different resources will be selected in the resource tree.

Fig 3.26-55 Viewing Access Rights of a User

4. Click Close to complete the operation.

3.27 Managing Login Users

3.27.1 Purpose

To view the list of current login users. The administrator can forcefully disconnect

other users from the OMM server through this function.

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3.27.2 Steps


2. On the Security Management window, select Tools > Login User Management.

The Login User dialog box pops up, displaying the list of login users, as shown

in Fig 3.27 -56.

Fig 3.27-56 Login User

3. To disconnect a user, select the user, and click the Kick Out button.

4. The Confirm dialog box pops up. Click OK to break off the connection.

Fig 3.27-57 Confirming Disconnecting a User

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3.28 Releasing Locked Users

3.28.1 Purpose

The condition of an account being locked is set in the user account rule, that is, the

error times of entering the password. When a user enters a wrong password for the

specified times, this account is locked. Administrator can view and unlock the lock

status of users.

3.28.2 Prerequisite

The user has logged in the OMM server normally..

Confirm that this user exists and has been locked.

3.28.3 Steps


2. On the Security Management window, select Tools > View User Lockup

Records. The View User Lockup Records dialog box pops up, displaying the list

of locked users, as shown in Fig 3.28 -58.

Fig 3.28-58 Viewing Lockup Status of Users

3. Right-click the user to be unlocked, select Unlock from the short-cut menu to

pop up the confirmation dialog box, as shown in Fig 3.28 -59.

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Fig 3.28-59 Confirming Unlocking A User

4. Click Yes to unlock this user. After being unlocked, this user can log in again

from the original OMM client.

3.29 Setting the Login IP Range of Administrator

3.29.1 Purpose

Because the administrator has the highest operation authority, the administrator login

can be restricted by setting the login IP range. The administrator can only log in the

system within the specified IP range. Beyond this specified range, the administrator

cannot log in the system, even if both username and password are correct.

3.29.2 Steps


2. Click the User Management in the Security Tree. Right-click admin from the

right user list, and select Modify from the short-cut menu.

3. Click the Login tab, as shown in Fig 3.29 -60.

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Fig 3.29-60 Selecting Login Tab

4. Click Add to pop up the Set IP Range dialog box. Enter Start Address and End

Address to set the login IP range for administrator to log in, as shown in Fig

3.29 -61.

Fig 3.29-61 Setting the IP Range

5. Click OK to complete the settings.

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3.30 Modifying All Users' Passwords

3.30.1 Purpose

To change the password of all the users except administrator to the same one

3.30.2 Steps


2. On the Security Management window, select Tools > Modify All Users

Password.

Result: The Modify All Users Password dialog box pops up, as shown in Fig

3.30 -62.

Fig 3.30-62 Modifying All Users' Passwords

3. Enter the new password twice, and click OK to pop up the Message dialog box.


3.31 Setting Administrator Password Protection

3.31.1 Purpose

To set the protection question for the administrator password so that the administrator

can get it again in the case of forgetting or losing the password

3.31.2 Steps


2. Click the User Management in the Security Tree.

3. Right-click admin from the right user list, and select Modify from the short-cut

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menu.

4. Click the Advanced Information tab, as shown in Fig 3.31 -63.

Fig 3.31-63 Setting Password Protection Question

5. Click the Enable Password Protection check box.

6. Select the required question from the drop-down list of Question. Enter the

answer to this selected question.

NOTE: The answer to the password protection question must be at least four

characters, and cannot be all the digits or spaces.

7. Click OK to complete setting a question to protect the administrators password.

3.32 Creating a Department

3.32.1 Purpose

To create a sub-department under the root department or an existing department

A department is used to perform the administrative management to the users.

Generated by the system, the root department is the top department, and other

departments are all the sub-departments of it. The root department cannot be deleted.

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3.32.2 Steps


2. In the Security Tree, right-click Department Management, and select Create

Sub-department from the short-cut menu, as shown in Fig 3.32 -64.

Fig 3.32-64 Selecting Create Sub-department

3. The Create Department dialog box pops up. Set the Department Name and

Department Description on the Basic Information page, as shown in Fig 3.32

-65.

Fig 3.32-65 Entering Basic Information about a Department

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4. Select the Superior Department tab to select a superior department for it, as


Fig 3.32-66 Selecting a Superior Department

5. Click OK to complete the creation of a department, which is displayed in the

department list.

3.33 Modifying a Department

3.33.1 Purpose

To modify the attributes of a created department except the department name

3.33.2 Steps


2. Click the Department Management in the Security Tree. From the right

department list, right-click the department to be modified, and select Modify


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Fig 3.33-67 Modifying a Department

3. The Modify Department dialog box pops up, as shown in Fig 3.33 -68. Modify

the department as required. Table 3.33 -27 shows the contents available for

modification.

Fig 3.33-68 Modifying a Department

Table 3.33-27 Contents Available for Modification

Tab Contents Available for Modification

Basic Information The description of the department

Superior Department Its parent department

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3.34 Viewing a Department

3.34.1 Purpose

To view the attributes of a created department

3.34.2 Prerequisite


Confirm that the department to be viewed exists.

3.34.3 Steps


2. Click the Department Management in the Security Tree. From the right

department list, right-click the department to be viewed, and select View from

the short-cut menu, as shown in Fig 3.34 -69.

Fig 3.34-69 Viewing a Department

3. The View Department dialog box pops up. Select the Basic Information tab to

view Department Name and Department Description.

4. Select the Superior Department tab to view its superior department.

5. Click OK to complete the viewing operation.

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3.35 Deleting a Department

3.35.1 Purpose

To delete an existing department that is not used any more

The department having users or sub-departments cannot be deleted.

3.35.2 Prerequisite


Confirm that the department to be deleted exists.

3.35.3 Steps


2. Click the Department Management in the Security Tree. Right-click the

department to be deleted from the right department list, and select Delete from

the short-cut menu, as shown in Fig 3.34 -69.

Fig 3.35-70 Deleting a Department

3. The confirmation dialog box pops up. Click Yes to delete this department.

3.36 Finding a Department

3.36.1 Purpose

The system provides the function of implementing fuzzy query to the department

according to its name.

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A fuzzy search is to find an existing department according to partial continuous or all

characters contained in its name.

3.36.2 Prerequisite



3.36.3 Steps


2. In the Department Management interface, click on the toolbar.

3. The Find dialog box pops up. Input the department name or any continuous

characters contained by its name.

4. Click Find to start searching. If there is a matched department, this department

is highlighted in the department list. Click Find to search the next matched. If

there is no matched department, the Message dialog box pops up.

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4 Resource Management

4.1 Resource Management Introduction

4.1.1 Description

The resource management is responsible for managing areas and various resources, and

adding different resources for the different areas.

4.1.2 Concepts Involved

Area: When the large area networking is adopted, the area is that managed by

the MSCS when it serves as virtual MSC. The area includes common area and

other areas.

Resource: A set of various available resources. For specific resource types, see

the related description in Adding Resources.

4.2 Resource Management Interface

4.2.1 Interface

Select Views > Resource Management to pop up the Resource Management

window, as shown in Fig 4.2 -71.

Fig 4.2-71 Resource Management Interface


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Table 4.2-28 Labels in Resource Management Interface

Label Description

1 Menu bar

2 Toolbar

3 Area tree and resource tree

4 Status bar

5 Toolbar in operation window

6 Operation window

7 Message area

4.2.2 Menu Bar

The menu bar in the Resource Management window consists of six menus, including

System, Views, Operation, Favorite, Windows, and Help. Table 4.2 -29 shows the

functions of each menu.

Table 4.2-29 Functions Provided by Menu Bar of Resource Management


System Lock Screen, Current User Info, Print Setup, Query

System Time, System Setting, Logout, and Exit

Views Daily maintenance, signaling trace, fail observer,performance management, MML terminal, logmanagement, professional maintenance, securitymanagement, system management, and resourcemanagement

Operation Refresh resource data


Windows Show/hide toolbar, status bar, and message area, closecurrent view or all views

Help Help (showing online help), and About (showing software

version and technical support information)

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Print Setup

4.2.4 Message Area





Hint Message Showing messages for successful operation, including name and time

Error Message Prompting messages for unsuccessful operation, including its name,

time, and probable failure cause

4.2.5 Status Bar



Table 4.2 -32 shows the icons shown in toolbar in the operation window.



Modify resource Delete resource

Full screen Exit full screen

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4.3 Implementing Area Operation

4.3.1 Purpose

To add, modify, query, and delete an area node corresponding to virtual MSCS index,

thus to implement the divisional management on resource devices

4.3.2 Steps

1. On the main window of the OMM client, select Views > MML Management.

2. Implement various operations on the area node through commands.

4.4 Adding a Resource

4.4.1 Purpose

To add resources required by subscribers for different areas

4.4.2 Steps

1. In the main interface of the OMM client, select Views > Resource

Management.

Result: The Resource Management window appears.

2. In the Area Tree, under the MSCS office, right-click the area whose resources

are to be added, and select Add Resource from the short-cut menu, as shown in

Fig 4.4 -72.

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Fig 4.4-72 Adding Resources

3. The Add Resource dialog box pops up, as shown in Fig 4.4 -73.Table 4.4 -33

shows parameters in the dialog box.

Fig 4.4-73 Add Resource Dialog Box

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Table 4.4-33 Descriptions of Parameters in Resource Management Interface

Resource Type Key Field Value Range

ASP ASP ID 1~1024

AS AS ID 1~128

M3UA static route ID of M3UA static route 1~128

MSISDN Zone ID Analysis Result (MSISDN Zone

ID)

1~65535

SIP called numberanalysis selector

Analyzer entry 1~1000

SCTP SCTP ID 1~1024

Location area Location area ID 1~65535

Signaling linkset Signaling link set ID 1~1024

Signaling route Signaling route number 1~2000

Trunk group Trunk group number 1~4000

Outgoing route Outgoing route number 1~20000

Outgoing route set Route set number 1~3000

Outgoing route chain Route chain ID 1~3000

Number pre analysisselector

Number pre-analysis selector 1~1000

Number transfer data Number transformation ID 1~2048

Number analysis selector Number analysis selector 1~4096

Number analysis entrance Analyzer entry 1~1000

Templet of numberanalysis selector

Template of number analysisselector

1~65535

Node topology config Node number allocated toconnected equipment

1~2048

CAMEL accesssubscription information

Camel information indexnumber

1~255

Welcome message Welcome message code 1~128

Emergency call centerindex

Emergency call center index 1~255

Voice CODEC template CODEC template ID 1~255

Adjacent office Adjacent office ID 1~2048

Automatic re-routingroute set

Re-routing route set number 1~1000

Black white list selector Black and white list selector 1~1000

4. Click Add to add a resource.

5. Click Confirm to add the resource to the resource list.

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Note:

The resource identifying ranges of different areas cannot overlap.

4.5 Deleting a Resource

4.5.1 Purpose

To delete unnecessary resource

4.5.2 Steps


Management.

2. In the Area Tree, right-click the area whose resources are to be deleted, and

select Delete Resource from the short-cut menu, as shown in Fig 4.5 -74.

Fig 4.5-74 Deleting a Resource

3. The Confirm dialog box pops up, as shown in Fig 4.5 -75. ClickYes to delete

the resource.

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Fig 4.5-75 Confirming Deletion

4.6 Modify a Resource

4.6.1 Purpose

To modify the value of key field of a resource

4.6.2 Steps


Management.

2. In the Area Tree, right-click the area whose resources are to be modified, and

select Modify Resource from the short-cut menu, as shown in Fig 4.6 -76.

Fig 4.6-76 Modifying a Resource

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3. The Modify Resource dialog box pops up, as shown in Fig 4.6 -77. Modify the

value of the key field.

Fig 4.6-77 Modify Resource Dialog Box

4. Click Confirm to complete modification.

4.7 Viewing Resource Tree

4.7.1 Purpose

To view the assignment of resources in the area

4.7.2 Steps


Management.

2. Click Resource Tree to pop up the Resource Tree interface, as shown in Fig

4.7 -78. The resource tree on the left displays all the resource types, while the

operation window on the right displays the assignment of various resources in

the area.

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Fig 4.7-78 Resource Assignment

3. Delete or modify the resources displayed in the operation window as required

Documents

TN_SM009_E1_0 ZXWN CS Daily Operation-96.doc