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General NetAct presentation
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Nokia Siemens Networks
NetAct Configurator

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NetAct Configurator features
Configurator
features
NetAct Administrator
features
& tools
NetAct RAC features
CM Editor

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CM Operations
Manager
CM Analyzer
NetAct Configurator - Start page

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CM Editor
Description
Editing & browsing through actual and
planned configuration data
Integrated plan management
For all network elements (BSC, RNC,
MSS, MGW etc.)
Parameter mass modification
Advanced search
Benefits
Operator can compare between actual and
planned parameters while editing
Find objects that match specified criteria
with possibility to set new values only to
these objects

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CM Editor
Object Navigation Tree
The object navigation tree is

available for
Actual configuration
Plans

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CM Editor
Network Plans
Plans are populated through
Copy from actual
configuration
Editor features are provided
Copy, paste
Search, replace
Filter

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CM Operations Manager
Description
Keep Configurator up-to-date with network
Upload actual configuration
Efficient plan-based management
Plan provisioning to network
Export actual data and plans
Compare actual with planned data
Scheduling of operations
Benefits
CM Operations Manager all operations under
control
Comprehensive feedback to all operations

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Upload
Upload uses
MML upload interface from NEs
XML upload interface as soon as
available from NEs
Upload granularity
All data of single NE
All data of set of NEs
All data of all NEs
Upload of data subset

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Scheduling of Operations
Scheduling is provided for automation of routine workflows

Time-scheduled execution of operations is possible for all major
operations
Upload
Import
Consistency checks
Download
etc.
Execution either once or periodically
E.g. daily, each Wednesday 2 am

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CM Analyzer
Description
Consistency checking for
Planned and actual configurations
Parameter values and dependencies
Possibility to define operator-specific
consistency checks
Scheduled start of consistency checks
Automatic corrections of inconsistencies
Automated reporting that can be sent to
e-mail address
Benefits
Detection of planning errors including

human errors at an early stage
Higher quality of network plans

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Command Manager in Configurator Core

NetActTM Configurator

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Command Manager in a nutshell

Description
Data management feature of
Same application for several
network technologies
Enter and execute network
element commands (MML, CLI)
Load and execute command
files
Information about success or
failure of command execution
Display of full NE output
Many value-add features
NetAct
Configurator
CM Operations
Manager
Command
Manager
MSC
Server
MGW
CDS
Circuit Core
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Flexi
NS
Flexi
NG
SGSN
GGSN
Packet Core
Start of Command Manager

Via Tools menu of CM Operations Manager

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Start page of Command Manager

"Command Manager" is
shown in application title

bar
NE Selection view is
displayed
NE Selection tab is
highlighted
Selected NE type and list
of NEs depend on
installation
Display of groups and
network elements can be
adjusted via Options view

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NE Selection view (1/2)

Features
1. Select NE type
2. Select individual NEs
3. Select NE groups
Groups are specific to
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5.
1.
6.
4.
3.
Command Manager
4. Manage NE groups
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6.
7.
8.
9.
through import / export of

XML files
Enter and execute
command
Load, view and execute
command file
Command memory
Interrupt command (file)
execution
Help

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2.
8.
9.
NE Selection view (2/2)

Selection of NE type
Licenses control which
NE types are available
GGSN - Flexi ISN
FING - Flexi NG
NE Selection view can be adjusted

individually via Options view

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Select all NEs

Deselect all NEs
NE Groups
Definition
File
Feedback view
Features
1. NE identification
2. Executed commands
3. Time of command
execution
4. Result of command
execution
5. Enter and execute
command
6. Load, view and execute
command file
7. Command memory
8. Interrupt command (file)
execution
9. Help
7.
5.
3.
1.
4.
2.
8.

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6.
9.
Output view
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Features
1. Command header
2. Executed command
3. NE printout
4. Find / search, upwards,
downwards, find memory
5. Export output to text file
6. Enter and execute
command
7. Load, view and execute
command file
8. Command memory
9. Interrupt command (file)
execution
10. Help
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1.
7.
4.
2.
3.
5.
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Options view (1/2)

Features
1. Assign a name and
description to the next
execution
For logging in CM
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2.
3.
Operations Manager
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2. Select processing logic for

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4.
5.
6.
error situations when

executing a command file
Schedule command /
command file execution
Set timeout when NE is
not responding
Adjust NE selection view
Memorize NE selection
after closing Command
Manager

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5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Options view (2/2)

Features
7. Adjust Feedback view and
Output view
8. Switch automatically to
2.
Feedback view resp.
Output view after
command execution
9. Clear the pop-up list next
to the command field
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1.
3.
4.
5.
7.
8.
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Use case
Command file execution and broadcasting
R4 Core task for CM Engineer
Deliver PCM and ET hardware data of MSC Servers MIRA and LAPPI
Task includes
Creation of command file
Execution of command file with broadcasting
Export of NE printouts to text file
Steps to be executed
1. Create command file
2. Select NEs in NE Selection view
3. Load command file
4. View command file
5. Execute command file
6. Check results in Feedback view
7. View NE printouts in Output view
8. Export NE printouts to text file
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Step 1: Create command file

Text editor can be used

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Step 2: Select NEs in NE Selection view

"Broadcasting Mode" is
displayed in application
title bar upon selection
of several NEs

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Step 3: Load command file

Press
button for
opening the load file
dialog

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Step 4: View command file

Press
button
for displaying the
command file
Command file can also
be modified and saved

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Step 5: Execute command file (1/3)

Press
button
for starting command
file execution

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Confirm broadcasting of
command file

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Progress bar is shown
when executing a
command file or when
broadcasting
Command file execution
can be interrupted by
pressing
button

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Step 6: Check results in Feedback view

All executed commands
are listed

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Step 7: View NE printouts in Output view (1/2)

Mark the commands in
Feedback view

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Step 7: View NE printouts in Output view (2/2)

Select
to switch
to the Output view

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Step 8: Export NE printouts to text file (1/3)

Press
button for
opening the file
selection dialog
Select folder
Enter the file name
Press
button for
closing the file selection
dialog

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Press
button for
creating the text file
Press
button for
confirming end of export

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Display text file with text editor

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"Efficient help mode

Special method which supports a user to enter MML commands in the
correct syntax
User enters only a part of an MML command, gets information about
syntax and missing parameters online from the NE and continues with
entering remaining parts of the MML command
Thus, entering of an MML command is done step-by-step in a guided way
Note: "Efficient help mode" is available for R4 Core NEs only

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Use case for "efficient help mode"

Interrogate states of ETs
R4 Core task for CM Engineer
Retrieve ET states of MSC Server MIRA
Steps to be executed
1. Select NE in NE Selection view
2. Switch to Output view
3. Enter name of MML command group
4. Evaluate NE feedback for retrieving MML name
5. Complement name of MML command
6. Evaluate NE feedback for retrieving ET parameter
7. Provide name of unit type ET
8. Evaluate NE feedback for retrieving ET types
9. Finalize and execute MML command
10. View NE printout about ET states

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Step 1: Select NE in NE Selection view

Distinguished Name of
NE is displayed in
application title bar

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Step 2: Switch to Output view

Last executed
command is displayed

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Step 3: Enter name of MML command group

Enter name of
command group (ZUS)
followed by "?"
Press enter
Note: Screenshot shows
previous NE printout in
Output window

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Step 4: Evaluate NE feedback for retrieving

MML name
According to NE
feedback, the "I" needs
to be used for
interrogating states
Mouse pointer is at right
position for continuing
with the MML

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Step 5: Complement name of MML command

Enter "I" followed by ":"
Press enter

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ET parameter
According to NE
feedback, the parameter
"ET" identifies the unit
type ET
with the MML

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Step 7: Provide name of unit type ET

Enter "ET" followed by ":"
Press enter

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ET types
According to NE
feedback, the parameter
value "BOTH" delivers
states of traffic and trial
units
with the MML

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Step 9: Finalize and execute MML command

Enter "BOTH" followed
by ";"
Press enter
MML command is
completed and executed
at NE

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Step 10: View NE printout about ET states

"COMMAND EXECUTED"
is displayed in NE printout
Entry in Feedback view is
created (no entries are
created for former steps)
User can continue straight
with entering the next
command without mouse
click

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Scheduling of command (file) execution (1/2)

Scheduling is done in Options view

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Scheduling of command (file) execution (2/2)

Logging in Feedback view of Command Manager
Logging in Scheduled Operations of CM Operations Manager

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Command Manager is not case-sensitive

Command entered in small caps

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Command entered in large caps
Hot Keys in Command Manager

Alt+C
Move cursor into the command field

Alt+N
Move to the NE Selection view
Alt+F
Move to the Feedback view
Alt+O
Move to the Output view
Alt+P
Move to the Options view
Alt+S
Move cursor into the search field of the Output view
Alt+X
Activate for scrolling in Output view. Use arrows to scroll the content of
output(s)

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General NetAct presentation

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NetAct Configurator features

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NetAct Configurator - Start page

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Scheduling is provided for automation of routine workflows

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Detection of planning errors including

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Command Manager in Configurator Core

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Command Manager in a nutshell

Data management feature of

Start of Command Manager

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Start page of Command Manager

shown in application title

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NE Selection view (1/2)

through import / export of

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NE Selection view (2/2)

NE Selection view can be adjusted

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Select all NEs

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Options view (1/2)

2. Select processing logic for

error situations when

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Options view (2/2)

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Step 1: Create command file

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Step 2: Select NEs in NE Selection view

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Step 3: Load command file

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Step 4: View command file

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Step 5: Execute command file (1/3)

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Step 5: Execute command file (2/3)

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Step 5: Execute command file (3/3)

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Step 6: Check results in Feedback view

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Step 7: View NE printouts in Output view (1/2)

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Step 7: View NE printouts in Output view (2/2)

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Step 8: Export NE printouts to text file (1/3)

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Step 8: Export NE printouts to text file (2/3)