The UOA can logically serve as the interface between the NM level, including the I2000, and the

device level. The UOA orientation is as follows:

The following products IN, data service and value-added service have different NM agents and functions:

The further understanding of the serviceable products calls for a standard NM mode. The UOA is developed to unify the NM agents of the preceding products.

The UOA provides the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) and the Syslog protocol. The standard and open management of the applications is enhanced through the SNMP and Management Information Base (MIB) of the interface.

Related Term:

NMS:Network Management System EMS:Element Management System I2000IN integrated NMS

CTI:Computer & Telephony Integration

The UOA is located between the NM layer and the device layer.

It is the point separating the management and the operation. The UOA adopts the extended framework of the SNMP agent and related interface. It communicates with the devices through the internal protocols defined by the TCP.

SNMP Agent Module

It converts the SNMP to the internal protocol. It receives the management control command forwarded by the SNMP Agent module and forwards the log information to the I2000. If great amount of logs exists, the data file is provided through the FTP. It receives the management control command forwarded by the SNMP Agent module to control the performance and collects the performance data. It processes the messages through the TCP server, provides the access for the NEs and the I2000, and controls the tracing. It supports the remote login. Five users can log in at the same time.

Log Management Module

Performance Data Collection Module

Message Tracing Module

CLI Module

It sends command to maintain the device and display the result.

It monitors the running status of the application process.

LMA Module

CLI:Command Line Interface OAMLib:Development library of the application interface For the management and operation, the function of the UOA includes the control

mechanism and the public application.

I2000 Interface

Interface name: F1 Interface description: The UOA can be connected to the I2000 through the SNMP. A large number of data can be transferred through the FTP. The Syslog standard is abided. The message tracing communicates with the I2000 through the TCP.

NE Interface

Interface name: F2 Interface description: The NEs are connected to the UOA through the OAMLib. The protocol is internal.

CLI

Interface name: F3 Interface description: You can log in to the UOA through the TCP. You can also enter the command to obtain the result.

cfg: configuration file of the system.

uoa_common.ini uoa_lma.ini

uoa_log_agent.ini
uoa_snmpagent.ini uoa_trace_agent.ini You can also find the uoa_system.ini file under /system/ of this directory. The uoa_system.ini file is used to set some running parameters for the UOA system.

uoa_server

The uoa_server process manages the topology links and the alarms. The process converts the message between the SNMP protocol and the internal protocol. It serves as an agent to process the messages between the device and the I2000. To listen on the Syslog messages from the modules, the uoa_log_agent process enables the TCP port and the UDP port at the same time. The process sends the Syslog messages to the I2000 by the UDP based on the related configurations and rules. The process is connected to the OAMLIB library by the TCP. The Syslog messages reported by the NEs are sent by this TCP channel.

uoa_log_agent

Path: /enip/enipapp/uoa/data/alarm

AlarmInfo_4020201_CBE_en.res AlarmInfo_40202_SMDB_en.res

AlarmKeyWords_4020201_CBE_en.res
AlarmKeyWords_40202_SMDB_en.res

Path: /enip/enipapp/uoa/data/log

LogInfo_40202_CBE_en.res LogInfo_40202_SMDB_en.res LogKeyWords_40202_CBE_en.res LogKeyWords_40202_SMDB_en.res

Path: /enip/enipapp/uoa/data/mib

HUAWEI-CBE-Perform.xml

Path: /enip/enipapp/uoa/data/templates

CBE_ProductConfig.xml smdb_productconfig.xml

Path: /enip/enipapp/uoa/data/cmdfiles

ENIP.xml

Interface Interface between the I2000 and the UOA

Protocol SNMPv3

Function The I2000 server obtains the status information of CBE and delivers the SNMP message to manage the CBE through this interface. The UOA and NMAdapter use the SXP protocol for communication. The NMAdapter receives and interprets the NM messages sent by the CBE and manages the CBE through the Interface Definition Language (IDL) interface.

Interface between the UOA and the NMAdapter Interface between the NMAdapter and the CBE

SXP IDL interface

Related Terms: SXP: Simple Extensible Protocol SNMP: Simple Network Management Protocol

CORBA: Common Object Request Broker Architecture

CDRDUMP= CDRSCCall Detail Record Store and Convert

>cd /enip/enipapp/cbp/service/app/servicerun/CBPOMService> >ls CBPOMResource.tar

Example for uoa_snmpagent.ini [SNMP_AGENT] SecurityUser = uoagent

ContextName objects of UOA

AuthPassword log in to UOA

= uoagent // The context name that is used to access the mib

= uoagent // Authentication password that NMS I2000 uses to

Function of UOA

Traditional NM functions

Configuration management Fault management Topology management Log management

Performance statistics; Message tracing Call Tracing (iTrace) System installation and upgrade In-process check (IPC), local logs

Function of OAMAgent

Traditional NM functions:

configuration management

fault management
topology management log management and performance statistics