COBERTURA Y CARACTERISTICAS DE MANTENIMIENTO

ACCESO CELULAR DE ESTACIONES DE ENTEL

MANUAL
EQUIPOS DE TRANSMISION: TCU

EDITADO POR: Henry Marin LL.

REGIONAL LA PAZ MZ-1

LA PAZ, AGOSTO 2017

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 TCU (Unidad de Control de Tráfico)

TCU Resumen
El Nodo de Transporte de Sitio (Site Transport Node =STN) es un nodo en el Sistema de Estacion Base
(Base Station System =BSS), este es su nombre logico TCU, que maneja y prove interface entre la RBS
(GSM, WCDMA, CDMA, LTE, solo o multi-standard, transmision o 3ra parte del equipo), y redes de transporte
IP/Ethernet over IP o IP sobre E1/T1

La TCU 02 (Unidad de Conectividad de Transporte=Transport Connectivity Unit) es un componente en la

familia de productos RBS 6000 y esta diseñada primordialmente parab soportar Multi Estandares de RBS con
funcionalidad de transporte avanzada.

HARDWARE TCU 0201 – GA Diciembre 2011

Large Volumenes (Nx100K)

Capacidad optimizada para MSR e integración con todas RBSs 6000.

(medidas: slot 31mm ancho & 300mm alto)

– No posee FAN
– 8 Puertos E1/T1
– 4 Puertos ethernet 100/1000Base-T
– 4 Puertos ethernet 100/1000 SFP
– 1 puerto de clock
– Oscilador

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SOFTWARE TCU 02
 Abis over IP
 Abis optimization
 NTP, PTP client, Sync E
 Ethernet Bridging
 Performance monitoring
 Ethernet OAM
 Routing Ethernet & MLPPP (E1/T1)
› IPv4 Bi-directional forwarding Detection
› Policy based routing

TCU Resumen
Que es lo que hace la TCU?

En la dirección downlink , STN desempaca los paquetes IP recibidos en la interface Ethernet. El contenido
de paquetes LAPD son enviados a la BTS usando el super canal.

En la dirección uplink, las tramas LAPD desde la BTSson recibidas en el super canal en formato LAPD. Las
tramas LAPD desde el super canal son ordenados de acuerdo al trafico. La configuración de tipos de tráfico
está dado por el operador y son ensamblados juntos para ser enviados por un solo tipo de trafico como
paquetes IP y enviados a la BSC/PGW.

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La Característica Abis sobre IP hace posible para los operadores usen una estructura IP para la transmisión
se señales y carga útil (información de usuarios) entre BSC y BTS.

El Packet Gateway, PGW, usa una terminal IP en el lado de la BSC. En el otro lado de la BTS, la terminal IP
usa el Nodo de Sitio de Transporte (Site Transport Node) para RBSs, concido como STN.

Entre la Red IP y la PGW en la BSC y el STN en la BTS se usa IPv4.

Para Abis sobre IP, el concepto SC es solo un modelo en la PGW, el super canal real solo existe entre el STN
y la BTS. El enlace PCM entero constituye un super canal. Similarmente las rutas digitales, son cuatro SCs
con tamaño fijo de 31 timeslots posibles para ser usados por la TG. Esta relación fija existe entre TRXs y SCs,
un TRX no puede transmitir sobre diferentes SCs. Las SCs van de un TG a un grupo de super canal (Super
Channel Group=SCGR).

Usando transporte IP en la interface Abis, el operador puede sustancialmente bajart los costos de operación y
mantenimiento de redes de transporte. También las Redes IP tienen más costos efectivos de transmisión
comparados con transmisión a base de E1/T1.

El PGW maneja las conversaciones, GPRS/EGPRS y la señalización en una sola pieza de hardware. La PGW
puede manejar un mix de IP basado en transmisión Abis y transmisión Abis basado en E1/T1. Cada TG puede
solo usar un tipo de modo de transmisión.

Soporta manejo de QoS, que es possible para diferentes codigos de diferentes traficos.

LA BSC soporta hasta 64 PGW RPs.

El cantidad de tráfico que puede manejar un PGW depende de la configuración de las redes y la carga de
tráfico. Un PGW puede soportar hasta 127 TRXs y hasta 500 Erlang con carga de trafico de acuerdo al
modelo de tráfico.

Sitios en cascada no son soportados.

Ethernet bridging

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Acceso a la TCU
 Conecte la TCU via Local Management Terminal, PUTTY, TERA TERM
 El conector usado es RJ45, que se conecta al Puerto de Local Management
› telnet IP:192.168.1.1, MASK: 255.255.255.0
› username: admin
› password: hidden
o TCU prompt: OSmon>

Comandos Básicos
› Lista disponible de comandos:
› OSmon> help

Imprimir el log con la Configuracion completa:

› OSmon> syslog read -s system
› OSmon> syslog read -s event
› OSmon> syslog read -s messages

Lista de todas las alarmas activas en la TCU

› OSmon>getalarmlist

Imprime mtiempo de operacion en el sistema:

› OSmon> uptime

Reset to default factory setting, toda la Configuracion sera borrada

› OSmon>ResetToFactorySetting

Lista MO ejemplo en un MO especifico que contiene jerarquias e incluye instancias de objetos .

Eg.
› getContainmentt1 STN=0
› STN=0;
› STN=0,Equipment=0;
› STN=0,EthernetInterface=0;
› STN=0,IPInterface=0;
› STN=0,Synchronization=0;
› STN=0,MeasurementDefinition=0;
› STN=0,E1T1Interface=0;
› STN=0,TGTransport=p2;
› STN=0,TGTransport=p2,SuperChannel=0;
› OperationSucceeded

Despliega manejo de Objectos (MO) valores de atributos

Eg
› OSmon> getmoattribute stn=0,e1t1interface=0
› STN=0,E1T1Interface=0; instanceId= 0;

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 › STN=0,E1T1Interface=0; operationalState= disabled;
› STN=0,E1T1Interface=0; type= E1;
› STN=0,E1T1Interface=0; transmitClockSource= localTiming;
› STN=0,E1T1Interface=0; receiveClockSource= notUsed;
› STN=0,E1T1Interface=0; loopbackMode= off;
› OperationSucceeded

Ejecuta commandos de configuracion via CLI (command line interface) esta necesita estar dentro de una
Transaccion=transaction
Eg
› starttransaction LPZ
› setMOAttribute LPZ …
› …
› Checkconsistency LZP
› commit LPZ
› endtransaction LPZ

SOFTWARE REFERENTE A LA TCU

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 MANTENIMIENTO PREVENTIVO: TCU
1.- CONFIGURAR TARJETA DE RED DE LA PC USADA:
IP: 192.168.1.20 ("20", puede ser cualquier HOST)
Mascara: 255.255.255.0
Gateway: 192.168.1.1

2.- USAR TELNET O EL PROGRAMA PUTTY:

telnet: 192.168.1.1
username: admin
password: hidden

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2.1.- SI SE USA TERA TERM
host: 192.168.1.1, en la primera ventana apretar OK.
username: admin
password: hidden

NO IMPORTANDO QUE PROGRAMA SE USE COMO TELNET, CUANDO SE INICIA LA PANTALLA DE COMANDOS,
se activa el OSmon (Monitoreo del Sistema Operativo)

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3.- INICIO DE TRANSACCION:" iniciar la transacción en el OSmon, mediante las líneas de comando, que se indican:
OSmon > startTransaction ENTEL
4.- VERIFICACION DEL NOMBRE DE TRANSACCION:
OSmon> gettransactionid
ENTEL
Operation Suceeded

5.- VER CONTENIDO DE LA TCU Y SUS ATRIBUTOS DEL STN=0 (STN=0 ES EL NOMBRE LA TCU)
getcontainment ENTEL stn=0
getmoattribute stn=0, <MO>

6.- VER EL CONTENIDO COMPLETO DE LA TCU, QUE SE LLAMA stn=0:

OSmon> getcontainment LPZ stn=0
STN=0;
STN=0,Bridge=BRIDGE_CP;
STN=0,Bridge=BRIDGE_IUB_OAM;
STN=0,Bridge=BRIDGE_IUB_OAM_2;
STN=0,Bridge=BRIDGE_IUB_TRAFFIC;
STN=0,Bridge=BRIDGE_IUB_TRAFFIC_2;
STN=0,Bridge=BRIDGE_OYM;
STN=0,Bridge=BRIDGE_UP;
STN=0,E1T1Interface=0;
STN=0,Equipment=0;
STN=0,EthernetInterface=IUB;
STN=0,EthernetInterface=OPT;
STN=0,EthernetInterface=WAN;
STN=0,IPInterface=ABIS_TRAFFIC;
STN=0,IPInterface=TCU_OAM;
STN=0,IPv6RoutingTable=0;
STN=0,MeasurementDefinition=0;
STN=0,RoutingTable=0;
STN=0,RoutingTable=0,IpRouteSys=ABIS_TRAFFIC;
STN=0,RoutingTable=0,IpRouteSys=DefaultGateway;
STN=0,RoutingTable=0,IpRouteSys=TCU_OAM;
STN=0,RoutingTable=1;
STN=0,RoutingTable=2;
STN=0,RoutingTable=3;
STN=0,RoutingTable=4;
STN=0,RoutingTable=5;
STN=0,RoutingTable=6;
STN=0,RoutingTable=7;
STN=0,RoutingTable=8;
STN=0,RoutingTable=9;
STN=0,Synchronization=0;
STN=0,TGTransport=ASEGUENCOMA-0;
STN=0,TGTransport=ASEGUENCOMA-0,SuperChannel=0;
STN=0,TempSensor=0;
STN=0,VLANGroup=VLAN_IUB;
STN=0,VLANGroup=VLAN_IUB,VLAN=IUB_OAM;
STN=0,VLANGroup=VLAN_IUB,VLAN=IUB_OAM_2;
STN=0,VLANGroup=VLAN_IUB,VLAN=IUB_TRAFFIC;
STN=0,VLANGroup=VLAN_IUB,VLAN=IUB_TRAFFIC_2;

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 STN=0,VLANGroup=VLAN_OPT;
STN=0,VLANGroup=VLAN_OPT,VLAN=X2_CP;
STN=0,VLANGroup=VLAN_OPT,VLAN=X2_OYM;
STN=0,VLANGroup=VLAN_OPT,VLAN=X2_UP;
STN=0,VLANGroup=VLAN_TRUNK;
STN=0,VLANGroup=VLAN_TRUNK,VLAN=ABIS_TRUNK;
STN=0,VLANGroup=VLAN_TRUNK,VLAN=IUB_OAM;
STN=0,VLANGroup=VLAN_TRUNK,VLAN=IUB_OAM_2;
STN=0,VLANGroup=VLAN_TRUNK,VLAN=IUB_TRAFFIC;
STN=0,VLANGroup=VLAN_TRUNK,VLAN=IUB_TRAFFIC_2;
STN=0,VLANGroup=VLAN_TRUNK,VLAN=OAM_TRUNK;
STN=0,VLANGroup=VLAN_TRUNK,VLAN=X2_CP;
STN=0,VLANGroup=VLAN_TRUNK,VLAN=X2_OYM;
STN=0,VLANGroup=VLAN_TRUNK,VLAN=X2_UP;
STN=0,VRF=0;
STN=0,VRF=1;
STN=0,VRF=2;

7.- VER CADA UNO DE LOS ATRIBUTOS CONFIGURADOS EN LA TCU: stn=0:

OSmon> getmoattribute ENTEL stn=0,EthernetInterface=OPT
STN=0,EthernetInterface=0; instanceId= 0;

8.- PARA VER LAS ALARMAS ACTIVAS EN LA TCU:

OSmon>getalarmlist
STN=0,TGTransport=ASEGUENCOMA-0;
alarmId= 1;
eventTime= 1970-01-01 T00:00:36;
eventType= "communicationsAlarm(2)";
perceivedSeverity= "major(2)";
probableCause= "m3100ConnectionEstablishmentError(22)";
specificProblem= "STN-to-BSC Link Down";
additionalText= "The Primary Control Connection to the BSC is disconnected.";
OperationSucceeded

9.- VER LA VERSION DEL SOFTWARE DE LA TCU:

OSmon> getirpversion

10.- VER LA FECHA DE INICIO DEL CLOCK: Año 2011, mes 01, dia 26
OSmon> caldate
20110126
OperationSucceeded

11.- VER LA FECHA DE EXPIRACION DEL CLOCK: Año 2012, mes 01, dia 26
OSmon> calexpdate
20120126
OperationSucceeded

12.- VER COMANDOS, MEDIANTE HELP

OSmon> HELP

The following commands are available:

? Displays all available commands
abortsessionoperation Interrupts the uploading or downloading of bulk CM files
abortswsessionoperation Interrupts software downloading

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activate Activates changes of attribute values
specified in downloaded bulk CM XML file
activateE1T1TimedLoopbackMode Activates E1T1 loopback timeout
activatesw Closes any established traffic connections and
restarts STN with downloaded software
approvesw Copies the software and config from the
primary (active) area to the secondary
(backup) area
backup Orders the backup of OAM CM configuration to
the destination file specified.
caldate Displays or sets the calibration date
calexpdate Displays or sets the calibration expire date
calmode Display or set the frequency calibration mode
calvalue Displays or sets the calibration value
changePWD Set new password for admin or isp user.
checkaaserver Checks connectivity to LDAP server
checkconsistency Checks the validity and consistency of an
updated configuration
cleardynamicmacfwtable Removes specified entries in the MAC
forwarding table
collectDCGInformation Prints miscellaneous debug information
commit Commits all configuration requests in the transaction
createmo Creates the specified new MO
dataencryption Activates data encryption or prints its status
deleteAiMo Deletes all auto integration MO instances
deletemo Deletes a MO identified by the baseObjectInstance
destroyosmonsession Destroy osmon session
download Orders the downloading of a bulk CM XML
configuration file for STN configuration.
downloadenrolledcertificate Enrolls and installs an operator certificate
downloadsw Orders the downloading of new software for the STN.
downloadtrustedcertificate Downloads and installs a trusted certificate
dump Reads the most recent restart dump
endsession Ends a bulk CM session
endswsession Ends a software upgrading or downgrading session
endtransaction Ends a basic CM transaction
exit Exits from shell
generatekey Generate a new SSH host key.
getalarmlist Returns all active alarms in the STN
getcertificateinfo Displays trusted and operator certificate information
getcontainment Retrieves all MO instances in a specified MO
containment hierarchy under and including the
baseObjectInstance
getcounters Displays Managed Object (MO) counters
getethstatus Prints out Ethernet and SFP (if plugged) debug info.
getike Retrieves all information of the current IKE configuration
getipsec Retrieves all information of the current IPsec configuration
getirpversion Displays the version number of the Integration
Reference Point(IRP) used between the STN and the OSS
getlinkoam Displays Ethernet LinkOAM information
getmoattribute Displays Managed Object(MO) attribute values
getneighbors Returns current ARP and NDP cache

getosmonsessions Displays all osmon sessions

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getospf Prints the OSPFv2 database, interfaces, border
routers, neighbors and the OSPFv2 routing table
getpendingconfiguration Used to determine if there is a bulk CM
download file ready to be activated
getppplinkstats Traces get statistics of RTT on individual PPP links
getsessionids Returns the identity of existing bulk CM sessions
getsessionstatus Returns the status of a specific bulk CM session
getsubscriptionids Returns all subscriptions existing in the STN
getsubscriptionstatus Returns the characteristics of subscriptions
getswsessionids Returns the identity of existing software sessions
getswsessionstatus Returns the status of a specific software
upgrading or downgrading session
gettemperature Displays the readout of all temperature sensors
gettime Displays the current system clock setting
gettransactionid Returns the identity of the transaction
gettransactionstatus Returns the status of the transaction, and is
only possible to perform within a transaction
help Displays all available commands
log Reads or monitors the system logs
ping Sends ICMP ECHO_REQUEST to network hosts
ping6 Sends ICMP ECHO_REQUEST to network hosts
ping_ethernet Sends out LoopBack Messages (LBM) from the SIU
quit Exits from shell
resettofactorysetting Resets the STN to default factory settings
restart Initiates a restart of the STN
restore Restores new configuration on the node.
resumepmmeasurements Initiates/Enables PM data uploading.
resumesubscription Activates a defined but suspended subscription
rev Returns revisions of everything
setmoattribute Sets MO attribute values
settime Sets the value of the system clock
show Command for displaying extended network settings on STN.
showInterfaceMapping The command displays mapping of currently
configured interfaces between STN MO and data
link layer
showmacfwtable Shows all entries in the MAC forwarding table
simpleping A simple function to make ping between source
and destination address
simpleping6 A simple function to make ping6 between source
and destination address
startsession Starts a bulk CM session
startswsession Starts a software upgrading or downgrading session
starttransaction Starts a basic CM transaction
subscribe Defines a new IP address to subscribe for SNMP
alarms & notifications
suspendpmmeasurements Stops/Disables PM data collection and PM data upload
suspendsubscription Disables or stops the sending of alarms and notifications
syslog Reads or monitors the system logs
timeservertest Displays information on the connectivity and
the quality of the network towards a timeserver
traceallmoattributeinlog Prints values of all MIB configuration attributes in log.
tracepath Traces path to a network host discovering MTU along this path
tracepath6 Traces path to a network host discovering MTU along this path
traceroute Prints the route packets take to network hosts
traceroute6 Prints the route packets take to network hosts

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 traceroute_ethernet Sends out LinkTrace Messages (LTM) from the SIU
unsubscribe Disables or stops the sending of alarms,
notifications and removes the subscription
upload Orders the uploading of a bulk CM XML
configuration file to the destination file specified.
uptime Displays how long the system has been running
uselocalsftp Use the local terminal for SFTP (default off).
uselocalsshd This command no longer has any effect.

13.- FINALIZAR TRANSACCION: "si no cierra la transacción con el nombre de usuario, en este ejemplo “ENTEL”, no
podrán ingresar nuevos usuarios"
OSmon> endtransaction ENTEL
Configuracion TCU
› Attaching Local Terminal O&M
› Resetting Configuration
› Set Time for TCU
› Start basic CM Transaction
› Set Unique Name for TCU
› Configuring WAN & VLAN
› Configuring IP interface Traffic & OAM
› Configuring Routing Table for IP Interface Traffic
› Configuring OSS Registration for TCU
› Configuring Time Reference for TCU
› Configuring Synchronization for TCU
› Configuring E1/T1
› Configuring TG Transport and Super Channel
› Configuring QoS Mapping Policy
› Finishing Configuration TCU
› Getting TCU logs

LED TCU 0201

Basic trouble shooting knowledge: indicadores LED
› Power – Green color.
 On, TCU has power
 Off, TCU has no power
› Fault – Red color.
 On, Major alarms detected.
 Off, No faults detected.
› Operational – Green color.
 On, TCU is operational.
 Flashing 10 Hz, active SSH or SFTP session.
 Flashing 0.5 Hz, TCU powered but not operational.
 Off, TCU no powered.
› Information – Yellow color.
 On, Minor alarm detected.
 Off, No faults detected.
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 › Synchronized – Green color.
 On, TCU provides sufficient timing to RBSs for RF generation.
 Off, Timing provided by TCU cannot be used for RF generation

Configuracion TCU

Resetting Configuration
To reset the STN configuration to default values, do the following:
 Command: resettofactorysetting

This command resets the TCU to default factory setting. MIB content is erased and persistent data including
security and synchronization data is cleared. Software archives are not affected by this command.

The STN restart takes a few minutes.

Set Time for TCU

Example:
settime Year(1970->) Mon(1-12) Day(1-31) Hour(0-23) Min(0-59) Sec(0-59) Msec(0-999)
settime 2011 6 15 24 00 00 000

Start basic CM Transaction

Example:
starttransaction ENTEL
Name of the transaction can be changed with unique name eg.; 1,2,3,asdf,t1, ENTEL, LPZ etc.

Set the Unique Name (maximum 18 characters) for TCU

Example:
setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0 stn_name TCURBR0073

Configuring WAN & VLAN

Example:
createmo ENTEL STN=0,EthernetInterface=WAN
setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,EthernetInterface=WAN port WANFastEthernet
setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,EthernetInterface=WAN mode AUTO
setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,EthernetInterface=WAN portNumber 0
setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,EthernetInterface=WAN sendLinkAlarmAllowed true
createmo ENTEL STN=0,VLANGroup=WAN
setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,VLANGroup=WAN depLinkLayer STN=0,EthernetInterface=WAN
createmo ENTEL STN=0,VLANGroup=WAN,VLAN=2G
setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,VLANGroup=WAN,VLAN=2G tagValue 3172 !VLAN ABIS!
setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,VLANGroup=WAN,VLAN=2G tagged true
createmo ENTELf STN=0,VLANGroup=WAN,VLAN=OM
setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,VLANGroup=WAN,VLAN=OM tagValue 3122 !VLAN OM!
setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,VLANGroup=WAN,VLAN=OM tagged true
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Configuring IP interface Traffic & OAM
Example:

createmo ENTEL STN=0,IPInterface=2G

setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,IPInterface=2G primaryIP_Address 10.235.1.20 !IP address ABIS!
setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,IPInterface=2G primarySubNetMask 255.255.255.240 !Netmask ABIS!
setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,IPInterface=2G depLinkLayer STN=0,VLANGroup=WAN,VLAN=2G
setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,IPInterface=2G trustDSCP true
createmo ENTEL STN=0,IPInterface=OM
setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,IPInterface=OM primaryIP_Address 10.234.1.204 IP address OM!
setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,IPInterface=OM primarySubNetMask 255.255.255.240 !Netmask OM!
setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,IPInterface=OM defaultGateway 10.234.1.193 !Default gateway OM!
setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,IPInterface=OM depLinkLayer STN=0,VLANGroup=WAN,VLAN=OM
setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,IPInterface=OM trustDSCP true
setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0 depIP_interface stn=0,ipinterface=OM

Configuring Routing Table for IP Interface Traffic

Example:

createmo ENTEL STN=0,RoutingTable=0,IPRoute=2G

setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,RoutingTable=0,IPRoute=2G forwardingInterface STN=0,IPInterface=2G
setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,RoutingTable=0,IPRoute=2G nextHopIpAddress 10.235.1.193
!Default gateway ABIS!
setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,RoutingTable=0,IPRoute=2G destIpSubnet 10.235.0.128/26
!destIpSubnet PGW!
setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,RoutingTable=0,IpRoute=2G admDistance 2
createmo ENTEL STN=0,RoutingTable=0,IPRoute=NWIE
setmoattribute ENT STN=0,RoutingTable=0,IpRoute=NWIE forwardingInterface STN=0,IPInterface=2G
setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,RoutingTable=0,IpRoute=NWIE nextHopIpAddress 10.235.1 .193
!Default gw ABIS!
setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,RoutingTable=0,IpRoute=NWIE destIpSubnet 10.235.0.0 /25
!destIpSubnet NWIE!
setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,RoutingTable=0,IpRoute=NWIE admDistance 3

Configuring OSS Registration for TCU

Set wake-up registration to OSS, the OSS IP address is used.

Example:

› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0 wakeupregistration 10.224.16.4 !IP Address OSS!

Configure SNMP to IP address OSS

Example:

› subscribe 10.224.16.4 3 !Configure SNMP to IP Address OSS!

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Configuring Time Reference for TCU
Example:

› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0 systemClockTimeServer 192.168.1.25 !IP Address NTP Server!

› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0 systemClockTimeServerType NTP
› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0 STN_systemClockUDP_Port 123

Configuring Synchronization for TCU

Example:

› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,synchronization=0 synchType timeServer

› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,synchronization=0 DSCP_synchronization 48 !DSCP for Synchronization!
› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,synchronization=0 depIP_interface stn=0,ipinterface=OM
› createmo ENTEL STN=0,synchronization=0,Timeserver=TS1
› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,synchronization=0,Timeserver=TS1 timeServerType NTP
› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,synchronization=0,Timeserver=TS1 STN_TS_UDP_Port 123
› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,synchronization=0,Timeserver=TS1 TS_IP_Address 192.168.1.25
!IP Address NTP Server!
› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,synchronization=0,Timeserver=TS1 TS_Priority 1 !Pbit for NTP Sync!

Configuring E1/T1
Example:

E1/T1 port 1
› createmo ENTEL STN=0,E1T1Interface=0
› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,E1T1Interface=0 type E1
› createmo ENTEL STN=0,E1T1Interface=1
› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,E1T1Interface=1 type E1

E1/T1 port 2
› createmo ENTEL STN=0,E1T1Interface=2
› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,E1T1Interface=2 type E1
› createmo ENTEL STN=0,E1T1Interface=3
› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,E1T1Interface=3 type E1

Configuring TG Transport and Super Channel

Example:

TG Transport for E1/T1 port1

› createmo ENTEL STN=0,TGTransport=RBR0073_TG0153
› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,TGTransport=RBR0073_TG0153 depIP_interface stn=0,ipinterface=2G
› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,TGTransport=RBR0073_TG0153 pgw_ip_address 10.235.0.131
!IP Address pool PGW!
› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,TGTransport=RBR0073_TG0153 DSCP_L2TP_CP 48
!DSCP for L2TP_CP!
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 › createmo ENTEL STN=0,TGTransport=RBR0073_TG0153,SuperChannel=0
› createmo ENTEL STN=0,TGTransport=RBR0073_TG0153,SuperChannel=1
› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,TGTransport=RBR0073_TG0153,SuperChannel=0 depE1T1Interface 0
› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,TGTransport=RBR0073_TG0153,SuperChannel=1 depE1T1Interface 1

TG Transport for E1/T1 port2

› createmo ENTEL STN=0,TGTransport=RBR0073_TG0154

› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,TGTransport=RBR0073_TG0154 depIP_interface stn=0,ipinterface=2G
› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,TGTransport=RBR0073_TG0154 pgw_ip_address 10.235.0.131
!IP Address pool PGW!
› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,TGTransport=RBR0073_TG0154 DSCP_L2TP_CP 48 !DSCP for L2TP_CP!
› createmo ENTEL STN=0,TGTransport=RBR0073_TG0154,SuperChannel=0
› createmo ENTEL STN=0,TGTransport=RBR0073_TG0154,SuperChannel=1
› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,TGTransport=RBR0073_TG0154,SuperChannel=0 depE1T1Interface 2
› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,TGTransport=RBR0073_TG0154,SuperChannel=1 depE1T1Interface 3

Configuring QoS Mapping Policy

Example:

DSCP-to-Queue mapping
› createmo ENTEL STN=0,QoSPolicy=0
› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,QoSPolicy=0 dscp2q48 1
› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,QoSPolicy=0 dscp2q46 2
› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,QoSPolicy=0 dscp2q28 3

DSCP-to-PCP mapping
› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,QoSPolicy=0 dscp2pcp48 7
› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,QoSPolicy=0 dscp2pcp46 5
› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,QoSPolicy=0 dscp2pcp32 6
› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,QoSPolicy=0 dscp2pcp28 4
› setmoattribute ENTEL STN=0,QoSPolicy=0 dscp2pcp8 4

Finishing Configuration TCU

Example:

› checkconsistency asdf
› commit asdf forcedcommit
› endTransaction asdf

Getting TCU logs

Example:
› log clear
› traceallmoattributeinlog
› log read

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VERIFYING TCU STATUS
Do ping test:

› Ping from TCU to ME Router

› Ping from TCU to OSS
› Ping from TCU to FTP Time Server
› Ping from TCU to NWIE and PGW

CREACION DE BACKUP DE LA CONFIGURACION DE LA TCU

1.- CONFIGURAR TARJETA DE RED DE LA PC USADA:

IP: 192.168.1.20 ("20" puede ser cualquier HOST)
Mascara: 255.255.255.0
Gateway: 192.168.1.1
2.- HACER CORRER EL PROGRAMA FTP MINI sftp-server, activándolo en “START”
User: tcu
Password: tcu **** el password no se verá en la pantalla
Port: 22
Routh Path: C:/tcu/ **** ubicación de la carpeta “tcu” en el disco “C:/”, donde se guarda el backup

3.- HACER CORRER EL PROGRAMA PUTTY, TERA TERM (telnet)

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4.- CREAR EL BACKUP DE LA CONFIGURACION DE LA TCU, INDICANDO EL DISCO DE DESTINO Y SU CARPETA:

BACKUP CONFIGURACION TCU

Login: admin
Password: hidden
OSmon> startsession ENTEL
OperationSucceeded

OSmon> uselocalsftp on
SFTP already set to local OP Port.

OSmon> backup ENTEL sftp://tcu:tcu@192.168.1.20/miraflores.xml abcd

OperationSucceeded

OSmon> getsessionstatus ENTEL

UploadCompleted

OperationSucceeded

OSmon> endsession ENTEL

OperationSucceeded

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*************************************************************************************************************************************
NOTA.- ENTEL es el nombre de usuario
NOTA.- La dirección 192.168.1.20 corresponde a la tarjeta de red de la PC de usuario
NOTA.- “miraflores” es el nombre que uno le asigna a la copia de la configuración de la TCU Salvada.
NOTA.- toda copia salvada se la guarda con extensión “.xml”
NOTA.- "abcd" es el password requerido para salvar la copia el mismo se requiere para la RESTAURACION
NOTA.- ENTELes el nombre de usuario
*************************************************************************************************************************************

5.- LA COPIA DEL GUARDADA EN LA COMPUTADORA, SE LA COPIA EN LA MEMORIA DEL SIU, MEDIANTE EL
PROCESO DE RESTAURACION, RESTORE:

RESTORE CONFIGURACION TCU

OSmon> startsession ENTEL

OperationSucceeded

OSmon> getsessionstatus ENTEL

Idle
OperationSucceeded

OSmon> uselocalsftp on
SFTP already set to local OP Port.

OSmon> download ENTEL sftp://tcu:tcu@192.168.1.20/miraflores.xml

OperationSucceeded

OSmon> getsessionstatus ENTEL

DownloadCompleted
OperationSucceeded

OSmon> restore ENTEL abcd

OperationSucceeded

OSmon> getsessionstatus ENTEL

ActivationCompleted
OperationSucceeded

OSmon> endsession ENTEL

OperationSucceeded

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