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Table of Contents
1.
Introduction......................................................................................... 1
1.1
1.2
2.
Installation........................................................................................... 4
2.1
2.2
2.3
3.
2.1.2
2.2.2
2.2.3
Getting Started.................................................................................. 32
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
4.
Overview ............................................................................................................1
Feature Summary...............................................................................................1
Overview of Set-up...........................................................................................32
Checking Windows Service Status ...................................................................32
Accessing the iPECS NMS Server Using a Web Browser ...............................33
NMS Message Exchange Overview .................................................................36
NMS Management............................................................................. 37
4.1
4.2
4.3
4.4
4.2.2
4.2.3
4.2.4
User Management............................................................................................40
4.3.1
4.3.2
4.3.3
System Configuration...........................................................................................45
4.4.2
4.4.3
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4.4.5
4.4.6
4.4.7
4.4.8
5.2
5.3
6.
5.1.2
5.1.3
5.2.2
5.3.2
5.3.3
Alarm/Fault Management................................................................. 78
6.1
6.2
7.
Alarm/Fault Configuration.................................................................................80
Call Traffic Analysis ..........................................................................................82
Call Traffic Configuration ..................................................................................88
SMDR Analysis.................................................................................................88
SMDR Statistics................................................................................................90
DECT Statistics ................................................................................................91
7.5.1
MFIM Statistics.....................................................................................................93
7.5.2
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1. Introduction
1.1 Overview
iPECS NMS is a Web-based MS-Windows application software that provides system
monitoring and management features communicating with multiple iPECS systems using
standard Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) for communication across the network.
The purpose of this software is to assist in operation of the iPECS systems allowing for
convenient and efficient management operation and problem status of the Systems being
monitored.
benefit of remote accessibility to the NMS server using a Web browser interface for the NMS
client.
System Monitoring.
The following graphic illustrates the features of each, and they are described below:
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System Management
System Management is for facilitating efficient management & operation of iPECS systems. It
provides features for registering iPECS systems to the NMS server, creating system groups,
and managing system Web Admin passwords for direct access to iPECS System Web Admin
through iPECS-NMS.
Call Statistics operations present tables and graphs with traffic analysis
data for attendant calls, completed calls, CO group calls, and voice mail service requests as
well as various tables for DECT statistics information. In regard to Station Message Detail
Recording (SMDR) data, the System Management facet of the program additionally provides
searching operations in table format for detailed analysis. iPECS device firmware can be
upgraded using Firmware Upgrade operations for specified systems at a designated time, and
system database, system greeting and prompt files can be uploaded or downloaded.
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System Monitoring
System Monitoring provides features for monitoring the operational status of iPECS systems.
General system configuration information and detailed device information can be examined, and
real-time status information of each device and its channels is also provided. Device channel
status information is displayed in either device-based or CO/Station channel-based format.
An
Alarm/Fault management feature provides information on normal and abnormal system status
changes and stores them in a log so that they can be managed by the administrator. Network
Traffic Monitoring feature provides a means to monitor network traffic and connection status for
general network devices as well as iPECS devices.
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2. Installation
2.1 System Requirements
2.1.1
RAM 2 GB or higher
RAM 2 GB or higher
RAM 2 GB or higher
2.1.2
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Software components listed above should be installed in the sequence described in this
document.
Since there are additional configurations during the installation procedure, the
installer should read this section carefully before starting software installation.
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In this
If the account name configured in the previous step does not currently exist, the Account Error
message may appear asking if the account should be created; click [Yes].
If the password configured in the
previous step is not complex
enough, a Password notification
screen may appear to suggest
replacing the password with a more complex one. Click [Yes] to change the password to a more
complex one (randomly generated string) for increased password security, or [No] to proceed
without changing the password.
Within the Initialize Database Cluster
screen, make the following entries then
click on [Next >]:
Select the appropriate language /
country for Locale field.
Select UTF8 for the Encoding (Server)
field. (Keep the default value for Client
field. v8.3 Option)
Enter the Superuser name and the
Password to be used internally by
the PostgreSQL database.
The Superuser Name and Password field values should be noted because they will be used
for iPECS-NMS Control program when configuring Database User Information.
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In order for 3rd-party applications like iPECS NMS to use PostgreSQL, a path to the
PostgreSQL binary files folder must be set-up.
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2.2.2.3
As the last Installation step, you may wish to modify the Server Side Includes (SSI) related
configuration for better security of the Server and AcceptEx related configuration for more stable
communication with Apache HTTP Server.
provide dynamic Web pages. However, because it can be used to execute CGI scripts or shell
commands in the Web server, the server may be vulnerable to security attacks. The use of
AcceptEx may cause a communication slow-down problem in some cases, and so it is desirable
to disable the use of AcceptEx in Apache HTTP Server. In order to remedy these situations, the
Apache HTTP Server (httpd.conf) configuration file should be modified:
From the Windows Start menu, select Apache HTTP Server 2.2 > Configure Apache Server >
Edit the Apache httpd.conf Configuration File; Or, open Program Files\Apache Software
Foundation\Apache2.2\conf\httpd.conf using Notepad or another text editor program).
Find the Options Indexes FollowSymLinks option string in the opened configuration file
(httpd.conf), and comment (disable) it by typing the pound sign (#) before the beginning of the
string as shown in the screen capture (shown).
next line; Win32DisableAcceptEx can be inserted after the </Directory> line as in the example
below, or appended at the end of the file.
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Apache HTTP Server writes the access log into the access.log file, and the size of the file
grows relatively faster depending on the number of access lines to the server. Therefore, as an
option, in order to prevent unwanted waste of HDD space by disabling writes to the access log,
find CustomLog logs/access.log common string in the configuration file (shown) and disable it
by typing pound sign (#) before the beginning of the string. When finished, save the
configuration file and then close the text editor program.
The modified configuration will be applied after restarting Windows or Apache HTTP Server 2.2.
However, since the new configuration is not required until the iPECS NMS Control program is
executed, continue the installation without restarting Windows at this time.
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Find the PostgreSQL node on the subtree, and then click down arrow to show
pop-up menu.
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As the last step, in order to prevent possible file transfer failure cause by restrictive maximum
file size and execution time limits from default PHP configuration, those settings in the PHP
configuration file (php.ini) should be modified.
Find the post_max_size configuration line, and change the configuration value from 8M to 40M.
Find the upload_max_filesize configuration line, and change its value from 2M to 40M.
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Find the configuration line of max_execution_time, and change its value from 30 to 90. After
finishing the modification, save the configuration file and then close the text editor program.
2.2.2.5
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2.2.2.6
Following installation, the Web Server Restart window will appear. Before clicking on the [Yes
(Y)] button, you must stop the Apache HTTP Server execution by selecting Apache HTTP
Server 2.2>Control Apache Server>Stop from the Windows Start menu. Then click on the
[Yes (Y)] button.
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After the installation is complete, start the Apache HTTP Server again by selecting Apache
HTTP Server 2.2 >Control Apache Server>Start from the Windows Start menu.
2.2.2.7
iPECS NMS utilizes Microsoft Message Queue (MSMQ)one of the software components
provided with Microsoft Windows. In many cases, MSMQ is not installed when the Windows OS
is installed; verify if it has been installed. In order for the MSMQ to be properly installed, the
server should have a Computer Name previously configured.
Properties in the Control Panel.
For Windows XP
To verify MSMQ installation, from
the Control Panel, select Add or
Remove Programs.
Click
Add/Remove Windows
Components.
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iPECS NMS Service is the main program, which runs as a Windows Service application.
iPECS-NMS Control registers iPECS-NMS Service to the Windows Service list and manages
the NMS Service operation and database.
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For registration and execution of iPECS-NMS Service, perform the following Steps:
In the iPECS-NMS installation folder (Program Files\LG-Nortel\iPECS NMS), locate the
iPECS_NMS_Control.exe file and double-click to execute it.
(Or, from the Windows Start menu,
select LG-Nortel > iPECS NMS >
Launch iPECS_NMS_Control.exe
to execute it.)
The values
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NOTEIf a local database already exists, the [Delete Database] is present instead of the
[Create Database] button. [Delete Database] should be used with caution; when selected, all
information stored in the database
is permanently removed.
The NMS Client Character Set field normally need not be changed from the default value
provided by iPECS-NMS Control. However, in some cases the character set used in the NMS
server might not be supported by the PostgreSQL database. If this problem should occur, an
error message may appear.
Select an appropriate Character
set from the drop-down list, as
needed.
If a local database was
successfully created, the [Load
Service] button will activate; click
[Load Service] to register the
iPECS-NMS Service to the
Windows Service list.
After the iPECS-NMS Service registers, the [Load Service] button will deactivate, and the
[Unload Service] and [Start Service] buttons will activate. Click [Start Service] to execute the
iPECS-NMS Service program as a Windows Service.
When running, the [Start Service]
button will deactivate and the
[Pause] and [Stop Service] buttons
will activate.
Neither [Stop Service] nor [Pause] should be required for normal operation:
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SNMP Security SNMP community and NMS server IP address can be configured; the
SNMP community designates a SNMP communication group to which an SNMP
message belongs, and is also a logical relationship between the SNMP agent (MFIM)
and SNMP manager (NMS).
- Read Only Community defines a community string that should be used when SNMP
manager (NMS) is trying to read data from the SNMP agent (MFIM), and its default value
is set to public
- Read Write Community is used for both read and write data by the SNMP manager
(NMS), and its default value is private. This value should be the same as set up on the
iPECS-NMS community string (default=private, but could be changed following
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installation as needed)
- Accept SNMP Packet from Any NMS Server if IP Address is not fixed, click to accept
SNMP packets from any SNMP manager (or from any IP address),
OR
- Accept SNMP Packets from These NMS Servers if IP Address is fixed, click to
designate IP addresses to be allowed and the method of data transaction (Read Only /
Read Write).
SNMP Trap configuration is for setting the destination IP address to which Trap
messages (ex., alarm/fault events) are to be sent from the SNMP agent (MFIM).
Trap Community designates a Trap communication group to which a Trap message
belongs, and is also a logical relationship between the SNMP agent (MFIM), and SNMP
manager (NMS). This value should be same as the Trap community string defined in
iPECS-NMS in order for the Trap messages sent from SNMP agent to be accepted by
the iPECS-NMS server.
NOTETrap communities should be set-up same for all the iPECS systems registered
to an iPECS-NMS server (default=public, but could be changed following installation as
needed), whereas the SNMP community may be defined with different strings for each
iPECS system.
- Trap Destination is for designating the IP address of the iPECS-NMS server, the Trap
port number (default=162), and the Trap type field (Notification, Inform, and Trap).
Notification defined in SNMPv2c that is sent once without checking the reception of the
message.
Inform - similar to Notification, but checks the reception of the message using a
Response message sent from the receiving SNMP manager (NMS); messages not
transmitting a response will be assumed lost and will be sent again (ex., used in an
unstable network where there is packet loss, but may decrease network performance
when too many messages are present in the MFIM.
Trap defined in SNMPv1, but because iPECS-NMS and the SNMP agent on MFIM use
SNMPv2c, it is not recommended.
After finishing all configurations, click on the [Save] button to save and apply the field values.
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3. Getting Started
3.1 Overview of Set-up
Once the NMS Server is installed and running, it will monitor registered iPECS systems and be
available to service NMS clients, and Web browsers.
Using the
Properties of a specific
Service (right-click on a
Service), the Startup Type
can be adjusted from Manual to Auto (shown).
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Opening
your browser and pointing it to the iPECS NMS server automatically opens the NMS client.
For
To login to the iPECS-NMS, execute the Web browser on the client PC and enter the IP address
of the NMS server.
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On the iPECS-NMS login page, enter the Admin User ID and Password (ex., Admin and default
password ipecsnms were used in this document). Then click on the [Login] button.
NOTEThe admin account is the iPECS-NMS Superuser account and cannot be deleted, but
the password can be changed.
After logging into the NMS server, the iPECS-NMS main page will display. Below, each
component of the page is identified followed by a brief description:
(3)
(4)
(1)
(5)
(2)
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(1) iPECS System Explorer Lists registered systems with Station, CO, and other devices
shown in a tree format. If system groups are created to manage systems (refer to Section 4.4.2),
those groups are also displayed in tree format.
(2) Alarm/Fault Summary For alarm/fault events shows the number of events not yet checked
by the administrator. For quick access to events, clicking on [Go to Alarm/Fault Management]
moves to the Alarm/Fault management screen.
When an alarm/fault event occurs that is configured to play audible alarm in Alarm/Fault Config,
an alarm sound is played depending on the setting of Audible Alarm (Toggle=One Time,
Repeat, or Disabled). When set to Repeat, alarm can be stopped by clicking [Alarm/Fault
Summary] or [Go to Alarm/Fault], or clicking the [Alarm/Fault Analysis] menu tab (Toggle=color
change from orange when a new alarm/fault occurs).
(3) Information and Control bar - Displays the selected iPECS System Name (on left) and, the
NMS User ID and two indicator blocks (on right):
- Block #1(left) The left block indicates status of NMS client running on Web browser
(blinks at a 5 second interval).
- Block #2 The right block indicates communication status between NMS client and server
(blinks at a 10 second interval).
In the small space to the right of block 2, an animating indicator shows when the NMS client is
retrieving data from the MFIM.
(4) NMS Menu - Provides tabs to access NMS Web pages for iPECS system related information
and the System, User and NMS configuration pages; clicking on a tab moves to the
corresponding functional page.
(5) Displays functional pages corresponding to each menu Some pages may have a 2nd-level
menu depending on the number of features they provide.
To log out from iPECS-NMS:
Click on the [Log-out] button at the top-right of the screen. If a client web browser is closed
without logging-out from the iPECS-NMS (by clicking on the [Log-out] button), the client status
will be cleared after about 1 minute, automatically logging out the User.
The iPECS-NMS provides various kinds of information in table format. Most of the tables accept
those with row naming (ex., System Information, Additional System Information, Channel
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Information, Device Information, and Device Network Information), support table sort by column
order. Click a column header, and the table is arranged in the ascending or descending order of
the column.
Selection of ascending or descending order toggles each time the column header
is clicked.
Operational Situation
Message Type
Message Information
IP Address, Site Name, Firmware Version,
System Configuration
Nation Code, etc.
iPECS-NMS Restart
IP address, Device Type, Firmware Version,
System Restart
Device Configuration
Location Mode, etc.
System Registration
Device Number, Physical Number, Logical
Basic Channel Information
Number, etc.
Alarm/Fault/System Event (Trap)
iPECS-NMS Service is
Operating
iPECS Traffic.
iPECS Device/MFIM Firmware File for Firmware
Upgrade.
CO Name, CO Type, CO Group, Station Name,
Operating
(Retrieved by User
Operation)
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4. NMS Management
4.1 Modify Superuser Configuration
It is recommended to change the information of the Superuser (Admin) account when the
Superuser logs in for the first time. To change a User account, refer to User Account Configuration.
Trap Community
KeepAlive Timer
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After logging-in to the iPECS NMS, click the [NMS] tab in the NMS Menu (shown).
4.2.1
If an alarm or fault event occurs, iPECS NMS server will attempt to send an e-mail to User
accounts assigned to receive notification.
account could be used, it is recommended a separate iPECS NMS account be created in the email server.
To set-up e-mail service in iPECS NMS:
From the the NMS Mail Server
(SMTP) Configuration area of
the screen, enter the name or
IP address of the e-mail server,
e-mail domain name, SMTP
port, account name and
password.
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SMTP Server/Port if it is not clear what information to input, contact your System
Administrator for help.
E-Mail Domain Name is the domain name part of an E-Mail address managed on the
SMTP server (normally the part of an e-mail address following the @ symbol).
The Trap Communityis a string that represents the group of SNMP Trap communication. It is
used for sending alarm/fault event messages between the NMS and the iPECS System. The
same Trap Community string must be set in both the iPECS Web Admin. and NMS. On iPECS
Web Admin., the trap community can be set in the SNMP Attribute (PGM196) configuration.
To change the trap community,
enter a 4 to 16 character string
(default=public) in the
Community box and click [Save].
Verify that registered iPECS
systems are also updated with the same information.
4.2.3
The iPECS system periodically sends KeepAlive messages to the iPECS NMS for updating the
operation and communication status. If the system fails to send a KeepAlive message or it is not
received by iPECS NMS for more than 5 minutes, the system is considered off-line. To control
traffic, the polling interval can be changed.
To change the interval value:
Enter a value (50-100 sec.) in
the box and click [Save].
4.2.4
The External Link button on the Information and Control bar accesses a defined Web page
(URL).
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User Configuration
Up to a
maximum of 100 accounts can be created, and 10 users including admin, may access the
server simultaneously. It is also possible to assign specific users to each system so that only
assigned users can operate on the system.
To access the User configuration screen, click [User Config] under the User menu.
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The User configuration screen includes a List of All Users, User information and iPECS system
assignment windows.
iPECS systems are assigned to a User account in the System Assignment to window.
4.3.1.1
Each User account has an associated unique User ID (4 - 16 characters) and password.
account has an assigned Privilege.
Each
Administration - allows full access to iPECS NMS server; note the admin account is
the super-user account with access to all functions of NMS and information on all
systems registered to NMS.
be changed.
recommended the admin user account password be changed from the default.
Operation - allows access to all of the NMS services except for User, NMS or System
configurations screens at the Top-level menu.
Monitoring - allows access to the System Info, Status and Alarm/Fault screens from
the Top-level menu.
Additionally, the language preference and e-mail address (up to 40 characters) can be entered.
Language selection only applies to messages from the iPECS NMS server and not from other
services or Windows. To receive e-mail notification, notification must be assigned in the System
Configuration screen (refer to Section 4.4.1).
To add a new account, enter the desired User ID to create in the User Information window and
click [Add].
To modify or delete an account, select the desired account in the List of All Users,
change the necessary User Information and click [Modify], or click [Delete] to erase the account.
NOTEOnce a User ID is created, it cannot be changed.
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The [Clear Field] button is used to empty all field values in the User Information except
Privilege and Language.
4.3.1.2
The System Assignment window displays the assignments for the iPECS system or group of
systems selected in the System Explorer (left frame). The display shows the selected group
name, system name and authorized user accounts.
An account can
access only information for authorized systems and a system can have up to five managing
User accounts including the admin account which can not be modified.
To assign a system to a user account, select the desired system or group from System Explorer,
then select the account in List of All Users.
To confirm assignment changes, logout and login with the target User ID. After login, Systems
assigned will be shown.
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If a system is assigned to a user account, the user can receive alarm/fault notification via e-mail.
E-mail notification is designated in the System Config menu.
User Access Control provides functions for retrieving the information of currently logged-in
users and their log-in times. And if necessary, specific users can be forced to be logged out of
iPECS-NMS by the administrator. The page for this feature can be entered by clicking on the
[Access Control] tab menu.
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After User Access Control page is opened, currently logged-in users are listed in the log-in user
table. In this table, the information configured in User Configuration for each user and their login times are displayed.
The log-in user table updates log-in user information every 10 seconds. In order to refresh the
log-in user information instantly, click [Refresh Log-in User Information] button.
If it is needed to force a specific user to be logged out of iPECS-NMS for some operational
reason, select the user on the log-in user table and click [Force Log-out] button.
Then, an NMS warning
message is displayed on the
users NMS client screen, and
after [OK] button is clicked, the
NMS client becomes logged
out of iPECS-NMS automatically.
Group Config - used to organize registered systems into easier to manage groups
Web Admin Config - used to manage and access the Web Admin and Maintenance of
registered systems,
Firmware Upgrade - used to upgrade the firmware of MFIM or other iPECS devices.
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To enter the System management menu, click on the [System] tab on the NMS Menu.
4.4.1
System Configuration
For each
assigned to manage the specific system and receive e-mail notifications (refer to Section 4.3).
Information required for each registered system includes a unique system name (4-16
characters, with no special characters), System IP address, SNMP Port number (default=161,
but may be changed), Community (4-16 characters, not special characters) and a Description
field (63 characters).
The Community field is a 4 to 16 character value (no special characters) that defines the SNMP
Read-Write community between the system and NMS, and must match the Read-Write
Community SNMP Attribute (PGM 196), designated in the iPECS system database.
This string
is used for sending read-write messages between the system and NMS.
The lower portion of the screen displays the System Status chart which includes a list of all
registered systems, status, SNMP community, etc for each system.
Prior to adding a system registration with iPECS NMS, the system should be enabled for
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To add an iPECS
system registration:
Select the [System
Config] tab, and enter
the information in the
System Information
area. Check boxes next to the User account name to enable e-mail notification and then select
[Add].
The system is initially added to the System status chart with a disconnected status.
status will change to Connected and NMS will receive basic information from the added system
and save it to a local database.
If the System remains disconnected, verify the connection between iPECS NMS and the iPECS
system then click [System DB Refresh] to update the NMS database.
To modify or delete a system:
Select the System from the System status chart, and change the information. The System name
cannot be changed. User E-Mail Notification is for designating where to send alarm/fault
notifications related to the system; only system Administrators can be set as email notification
receivers (refer to User Configuration). Select [Modify] to accept changes, or [Delete] to remove
the registered system.
The [Clear Field] button is used to empty all fields (except SNMP Port
and Community).
The system data currently listed on the system table can be downloaded and saved as Excel
format file by clicking on the [Excel Report] button.
4.4.2
The Group Config page is used to organize the registered systems into groups for easier
management.
Systems are displayed in System Explorer (left frame) in a menu tree using this
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The Group
Config page shows the List of Group Member Systems and the System Groups & Member
Systems charts.
To add a group:
Select [Group Config] in the System Group & Member Systems chart, and click on the next
higher level group name.
Ex.,
To enter a group under the top-level of the group tree, select Groups.
name (4 to 16 characters, no special characters) in the text box and click [Add].
NOTEOnce a group name is created/added, it cannot be changed.
To delete a group, highlight the group name and click on [Delete].
To add new systems to the top-level group, in the System Explorer select Groups; all the
current systems in the group are displayed.
in the new group name in the Group Name text box (4-16 characters with no special
characters), and click on the Add button to create the group.
Member Systems, select each system to be placed in the group by clicking the associated
check box.
Click the arrow between to the two charts to move the systems to the new group.
To remove a system group, select the group in the System Group & Member Systems chart,
and select [Delete].
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The Web-Admin Config page is used to manage the iPECS system Web Admin passwords and
to access the iPECS System Web Admin without the need to manually enter the password.
When accessing Web Admin from iPECS NMS, NMS supplies the password to the system
automatically.
To access Web-Admin Config page:
From the System main menu, click the on the [Web-Admin Config] tab.
To set-up a password, select a system from the list (lower portion of the page), and enter the
Web Admin password assigned in the iPECS system database. Select [Set Password].
[Delete Password] to erase a password.
4.4.4
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Firmware Upgrade
Firmware Upgrade is used to upgrade firmware for a specific type of iPECS devices of selected
systems at a designated time. To perform a Firmware upgrade:
From the System Management menu, click on the [Firmware Upgrade] tab.
Click on the [Browse] button to select a firmware file to use for upgrading device firmware,
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display the type of the device that can be upgraded using the selected firmware file.
When the [Get System Info] button is clicked, the systems to which the upgradable devices are
registered will be listed in the System List table. The upgradable modules that are registered to
a specific system will be listed in Target Modules when clicking on the system item in the
System List.
NOTE--Target Modules does not display MFIM item when upgrading the firmware of MFIM.
System List and Target Modules tables display detailed information of the systems and target
devices on the table fields. The types and meanings of the table fields are as listed in the
following table.
Table Name
System List
Field Name
System Name
Description
The name of the system configured when registering to iPECS NMS.
The IP address of MFIM that is the main call processing module of
IP Address
iPECS system.
Firmware Version
Status
iPECS system (MFIM).
The number of devices that can be upgraded with the selected firmware
No. of Modules
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Upgrade Status shows the process status of firmware upgrade of the
system, and includes the status values of Connecting FTP, Transferring
by FTP, Transferring by HTTP, Upgrade MFIM, Upgrading Device,
Finished, and Failed.
In normal cases, the status will display Connecting FTP when the
firmware upgrade is started, and the FTP connection is made between
NMS server and MFIM. After the FTP connection is established, the
Upgrade Status
status changes to Transferring by FTP and the firmware file is
transferred from NMS server to MFIM. After the file transfer is completed,
the status becomes Upgrading MFIM or Upgrading Device and
performs the firmware upgrade for MFIM or target devices. When
firmware upgrade is finished, the displays as Finished status.
NOTE-Transferring by HTTP status may be shown when firmware
upgrade is being performed by Web Admin.
Upgrade Time
Dev. No.
Web Admin.; a unique number is assigned to each registered device.
Device Type
IP Address
Firmware Version
Location Mode
Target Modules
Device Status
(Disconnect, Active, T-Net, Downloading, Out-of Service and N/A).
Upgrade Status shows the process status of firmware upgrade of the
device (Ready, Started, Transferring, Transfer Completed, Success, and
Failed.
In normal cases, the status of all the target devices will display Ready
Upgrade Status
when the firmware upgrade for the system is started. After the firmware
upgrade is started for each device, the firmware file is transferred to the
device under Transferring status. After the firmware transfer is
completed, the status changes to Transfer Completed, and then
becomes Success when the firmware upgrade is finished.
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To select target systems to upgrade, click the check-box of each system. The Estimated Time
field will be updated and will show the estimated time for the overall firmware upgrade
procedure on all the selected systems. Estimated time is calculated based on the number of
systems and target devices, so it may be somewhat different from the actual upgrade time.
Because a system can be configured for one firmware upgrade at a time, only the systems that
are not already scheduled for other firmware upgrade can be selected in System List.
In order to schedule a firmware upgrade at a specific date and time, configure the target date
and time for firmware upgrade in Date/Time field, and then click on the [Execute] button. The
firmware upgrade will be automatically started at the designated date and time for the selected
systems. If the Date/Time field is configured with the current date/time or a past date/time, the
firmware upgrade will immediately start after clicking on the [Execute] button.
If the [Cancel] button is clicked while the firmware upgrade is in process for multiple systems,
the schedules for waiting systems can only be canceled, and the systems that are performing
firmware upgrade at the moment proceed the firmware upgrade to the end and finish their
upgrade procedure.
The Status field shows the overall process status of the firmware upgrade for all the selected
systems (Transferring to NMS, Scheduled, Upgrading, and Finished).
Transferring to NMS designates the status of the transferring firmware file from the NMS client
browser to NMS server; this is performed immediately after clicking on the [Execute] button.
After firmware file transfer to NMS server is completed, the Status will change to Scheduled if
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the Date/Time field is configured with future date and time, or will change to Upgrading if the
firmware upgrade is started after the current time has exceeded the date and time configured in
the Date/Time field. When the firmware upgrade for all selected systems is finished, the Status
field will display Finished to show that the overall firmware upgrade procedure is finished.
4.4.6
System DB Management
System DB Management provides the means to upload or download system a DB file to/from
the iPECS system, and also periodically backup the system database to the NMS server. The
pages for these features can be located by clicking on the [System DB] tab menu under System
Management.
4.4.6.1
System DB Upload
System DB Upload function is for uploading a system DB file stored in the NMS client PC or in
the NMS server to selected iPECS systems. The page for this function can be opened by
clicking on the [Upload] button on top of the System DB Management screen.
In order to upload a system DB file stored in the NMS User PC to the iPECS system, the system
DB file should be selected first. Click on the [Browse] button to select the system DB file, then
the selected file name is displayed in the DB File field. The appended string (Local) means
that the file is selected from the NMS users PC. The DB Type field displays the DB type of the
selected system DB file.
After a system DB file is selected, the check-boxes of the systems that can be uploaded with the
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selected file become enabled, and for other systems that cannot accept the selected file, the
check-boxes become disabled.
Select the Sel check-boxes of the systems to be uploaded with the selected DB file. If system
reset is needed after completing system DB upload, click the Reset check-boxes of those
systems as well. After completing the configuration, click on the [Upload] button to start the
system DB upload process.
After the upload process is initiated, the system DB file is transferred to the NMS server first,
and then uploaded to selected systems. As the upload process is proceeding, in the status
string of the Status edit-box changes from File transferring to NMS to Uploading, and when
the uploads for all the selected systems are completed, it displays Finished. The Upload
Status field in system list displays Transferring by FTP (xx%) (xx is the rate of file transfer
process) after file upload for a specific system is started, and then displays Updating when file
transfer is finished and the transferred system DB file is being applied to the iPECS system
database. After applying the system DB file, the Upload Status changes to Finished.
Some types of system DB files such as All Database requires iPECS system reset to complete
applying the uploaded DB file. Therefore, in this case, the Reset check-box should be selected
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so that the iPECS system can be automatically restarted after uploading and applying the
system DB file.
In the case that All Database files are backed-up in NMS server using the Scheduled Backup
feature, a system DB backup file can be uploaded to the iPECS system. Before performing this,
select a system that has been configured to use Scheduled Backup from the system list to
check if the system DB file to be uploaded has been backed-up in the NMS server.
When a system DB file is selected for uploading in the System DB in NMS Server, the selected
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file name is displayed in DB File field. The appended string (NMS Server) means that the file
is selected from the backup files stored in NMS server. After DB file is selected, select the Sel
check-boxes of the systems to be uploaded with the selected DB file. If system reset is needed
after completing system DB upload, selected Reset check-boxes of those systems as well.
After finishing all the configurations, click on the [Upload] button to start the system DB upload
process.
Selecting target systems needs to be done carefully especially when uploading All Database
file as well as other types of system DB files so that improper or unwanted systems are not to
be selected and uploaded by mistake.
In order to delete system DB files stored in NMS server, select the Del check-boxes of the files
to be deleted in System DB in NMS Server, and then click [Delete] button.
In order to download a system DB file stored in NMS server into NMS users PC, click on the
system DB file to be downloaded in System DB in NMS Server, and then click [Download DB
File] button.
4.4.6.2
System DB Download
System DB Download function is for downloading system DB file of selected iPECS system
into the NMS client PC. The page for this function can be opened by clicking on the [Download]
button on top of the System DB Management screen.
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At first, select the type of system DB to be downloaded using the combo-box in DB Type field
(refer to the iPECS System manual for detailed meanings and explanation of each database
type).
After selecting a system from which the DB file is to be downloaded, click on the [Download]
button to start downloading the system DB file from the selected iPECS system to NMS users
PC.
4.4.6.3
System DB Scheduled Backup function is for automatic downloading of All Database DB files
of selected iPECS systems by predefined backup period, and the downloaded backup files are
stored in the NMS server. The page for this function can be opened by clicking on the
[Scheduled Backup] button on top of the System DB Management screen.
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In the Time field, configure the backup time when All Database file is downloaded to NMS
server, and in Period (Day) field, the backup period in days. No. of Backup Files is for setting
the maximum number of backup files stored in NMS server per system. After this number of files
has been backed-up, the oldest file is deleted when new system DB file is downloaded.
Select the check-boxes of the systems from which All Database files are to be backed-up, and
then click [Execute] button. Afterwards, All Database files are downloaded from the selected
systems and stored in NMS server periodically when the configured period and time has come.
The maximum number of backup files per system follows the number in the No. of Backup
Files field.
After the DB file backup is performed, clicking on a selected system in system list shows the All
Database file downloaded to NMS server in System DB in NMS Server.
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In order to delete system DB files stored in NMS server, select the Del check-boxes of the files
to be deleted in System DB in NMS Server, and then click on the [Delete] button.
In order to download a system DB file stored in NMS server into the NMS users PC, click on the
system DB file to be downloaded in System DB in NMS Server, and then click on the
[Download DB File] button.
4.4.7
Prompt Upload
Prompt Upload provides the means to upload entire prompt or individual prompt files to the
VSF (Voice Store-and-Forward) of selected system, and can be entered by clicking [Prompt
Upload] tab menu under System Management.
* This feature applies only to VSF inside iPECS MFIM, and is not applicable to VMIM.
4.4.7.1
Entire Prompt Upload function is for uploading an entire prompt file to the VSF of selected
iPECS system. The page for this function can be opened by clicking [Prompt Upload] button on
top of Prompt Upload screen.
In order to upload an entire prompt file stored in NMS users PC to the VSF of iPECS system,
the prompt file has to be selected first. Select a target prompt file by clicking [Browse] button,
and then the selected file name is displayed in Prompt File field. The name of entire prompt file
must have the file extension of rom as in xxxx.rom.
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Select the check-box of the target system to be uploaded with the entire prompt file, and select
the position of the prompt in VSF with Position combo-box.
After completing the configuration, click [Upload] button to start prompt file upload process.
After the upload process is initiated, the prompt file is transferred to NMS server first, and then
uploaded to selected systems. As the upload process is proceeding, the status string in Status
edit-box changes from File transferring to NMS to Uploading, and when the uploads for all the
selected systems are completed, it displays Finished. The Upload Status field in system list
displays Transferring by FTP (xx%) (xx is the rate of file transfer process) after file upload for a
specific system is started, and then displays Updating when file transfer is finished and the
transferred prompt file is being applied to VSF. After finishing applying the prompt file, the
Upload Status changes to Finished.
4.4.7.2
Individual Prompt Upload function is for uploading an individual prompt file to the VSF of the
selected iPECS system. The page for this function can be opened by clicking on the [Individual
Upload] button on the Prompt Upload screen.
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In order to upload an individual prompt file stored in the NMS users PC to the VSF of the
iPECS system, the prompt file has to be selected first. Select a target prompt file by clicking on
the [Browse] button; the selected file name is displayed in Prompt File field. The individual
prompt file must have the wav file extension (ex., xxx.wav). Here, xxx is the prompt number of
the file, and can have the value of 1 ~255. In addition to the wav file format, the file should be
encoded with G.711 -Law (or CCITT -Law) at 8kHz sampling rate.
Select the check-box of the target system where the individual prompt file will be uploaded, and
select the position of the prompt in VSF with the Position combo-box.
After completing the configuration, click on the [Upload] button to start the prompt file upload
process.
The Status and Upload Status fields of the system list will update as the file upload progresses,
until Finished appears in the Upload Status field.
4.4.8
System Greeting Management provides the means to upload/download all or individual system
greeting files to/from the VSF (Voice Store-and-Forward) of selected system, and can be
entered by clicking on the [System Greeting] tab menu under System Management.
NOTE This feature applies only to VSF inside iPECS MFIM, and is not applicable to VMIM.
4.4.8.1
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In order to upload an entire system greeting file stored in NMS users PC to the VSF of the
iPECS system, the system greeting file has to be selected first. Select a target system greeting
file by clicking on the [Browse] button, and then the selected file name is displayed in the
System Greeting File field. The system greeting file must have the rom file extension (ex.,
SGTYPEx.rom). Here, x is the position of the system greeting in VSF, and can have the value
of 1~3. However, this position value does not have meaning when executing the upload process.
Select the check-box of the target system to be uploaded with the entire system greeting file,
and select the position of the system greeting in VSF using the Position combo-box.
After completing the configuration, click on the [Upload] button to start the system greeting
upload process.
After the upload process is initiated, the system greeting file is transferred to the NMS server
first, and then uploaded to selected systems. As the upload process is proceeding, the status
string in the Status edit-box changes from File transferring to NMS to Uploading, and when
the uploads for all the selected systems are completed, it displays Finished. The Upload
Status field in the system list displays Transferring by FTP (xx%) (xx is the rate of file transfer
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process) after file upload for a specific system is started. The System will display Updating
when file transfer is finished and the transferred system greeting file is being applied to VSF.
After finishing applying the system greeting file, the Upload Status changes to Finished.
The entire system greeting file stored in VSF can be downloaded to the NMS users PC using
System Greeting Download under system list.
In system list, click on the system from which entire system greeting file is to be downloaded,
and then entire system greeting files of each position are displayed in System Greeting
Download.
The target entire system greeting file can be downloaded to NMS users PC by clicking on the
system greeting file in System Greeting Download.
4.4.8.2
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In order to upload an individual system greeting file stored in the NMS users PC to the VSF of
the iPECS system, the system greeting file has to be selected first. Select a target system
greeting file by clicking on the [Browse] button, and then the selected file name is displayed in
the System Greeting File field. The name of individual system greeting file must have the wav
file extension (Ex., yy.rom or x_yy.wav). Here, x is the position of the system greeting in VSF,
and can have the value of 1~3. However, this position value does not have meaning when
executing the upload process. yy is the individual system greeting number, and can have the
value of 1~72. In addition, the file should be encoded with G.711 -Law (or CCITT -Law) at
8kHz sampling rate.
Click-on the check-box of the target system to be uploaded with the individual system greeting
file, and select the position of the system greeting in VSF using the Position combo-box.
After completing the configuration, click on the [Upload] button to start the system greeting
upload process.
The Status and Upload Status fields of the system list will update as the file upload progresses,
until Finished appears in the Upload Status field.
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The individual system greeting file stored in VSF can be downloaded to the NMS users PC
using System Greeting Download under system list.
In system list, click on the system from which individual system greeting file is to be
downloaded; individual system greeting files of each position are displayed in System Greeting
Download.
The target individual system greeting file can be downloaded to NMS users PC by clicking on
the system greeting file in System Greeting Download.
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It also provides
device inventory information that shows a summary of System capacity and component devices.
To access the System Info screen:
From the NMS menu, click on the System Info tab.
5.1.1
The System Explorer (left-hand frame of main screen) displays each system and system group
configured in iPECS NMS in a menu tree structure.
to display basic configuration (CO lines, stations and etc. or other devices).
An iPECS system
or device (CO, Station, etc.) is selected from System Explorer for the page view.
To access System Info for a system, highlight the system in System Explorer, then click the
[System Info] on the NMS menu.
5.1.2
The System Information view displays the basic network configuration of the selected system.
Information displayed is derived from the iPECS system database.
items listed, refer to the iPECS Admin and Maintenance Manual.
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Selecting the [Attendant], [CO Group] or [Station Group] displays the associated page view with
basic information on the specific characteristic of the iPECS system selected in System Explorer.
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For more details on individual items shown, refer to the iPECS Admin and Maintenance Manual.
By clicking on the [Excel Report] button,
you can download an Excel format file
containing the configuration information of
the selected system.
System Device Inventory is the device inventory information of one system. In order to retrieve
and display system device inventory information, enter Device Inventory page by clicking
[Device Inventory] tab menu, select a target system in System Explorer, and click [Load Current
Data] button, then the device inventory information of the selected system will be displayed as a
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System Information table shows the system name, address, and firmware version information,
and System Capacity table shows the number of devices and channels (ports) of the selected
system. Device Information shows the list of devices of the system and the number of modules
of the corresponding device type.
By clicking [Excel Report] button, Excel
format file for the device inventory
information of the selected system can be
downloaded.
5.2.2
System Group Device Inventory is the device inventory information of a system group and its
sub-groups. In order to retrieve and display system group device inventory information, select
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the [Device Inventory] tab from the System Info menu. Select a target system group in System
Explorer, and click [Load Current Data] button, then the device inventory information of the
selected system group and its sub-groups will be displayed as a list of table fields.
Group Information table - shows the system group name, and the number of systems
that belong to the system group and its sub-groups
System Capacity table - shows the number of devices and channels (ports) of the
selected system group and its sub-groups
Device Information - shows the list of devices of the system group and its sub-groups,
and the number of modules of the corresponding device type.
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the Device Base Status, CO channel Status and Station Channel Status view controls, selecting
the control displays the desired view.
To view a Status page, select a system and device type in System Explorer, select Status from
the NMS menu bar, then select the desired status view.
Explorer can be changed and the Status page view will change appropriately.
5.3.1
The Device Base Status view displays the status of the device type highlighted in System
Explorer for the iPECS system.
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The main section of the window is a listing of all of the devices of the specific type (CO, Station,
Etc.) and the state of the device.
Column
Device No.
Device Type
IP Address
Firmware Version
Location Mode
Device State
Description
Device No. is the device sequence number on iPECS Web Admin, and is
assigned by MFIM to each registered iPECS device with a unique number.
The name of the device type.
IP address of the device
Firmware version of the device
Location of a device configured when registering the device to the system. There
are four location modes of Local, Remote, Local-Remote, and Remote RSGM.
Device State shows the operation and registration status of a device. The states
are Disconnected, Registering, Active, T-Net, Downloading, Out-of Service
and N/A.
The
The various
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Below the channel information are the Device Information and the Device Network Information
charts.
Field Name
Description
Dev No.
Device Type
Firmware
Version
CPU Type
Number of
Channels
Device
Class/Order
Service Switch
Remarks
ARP Usage
Reg. Signal
Type
T-Net Reg.
Type
Zone Number
Description
IP address of the device
MAC address of the device
This is the WAN side IP address translated by NAPT router
where the remote mode device is installed behind the
NAPT router
Location of a device configured when registering the device
to the system. There are four location modes of Local,
Remote, Local-Remote, and Remote RSGM.
The ARP field value of System & Device IP Address
(PGM 102~103) on iPECS Web Admin. If this field is set to
ON, ARP protocol is used to get MAC address for the
packet exchange between local mode device and MFIM. If
this is set to OFF, the MAC address information
exchanged during registration process is used instead of
using ARP protocol.
Local mode devices can utilize either of multicast or unicast
signaling for device registration. Multicast signaling
supports automatic configuration and registration feature
for Plug&Play of local mode devices. Remote and localremote devices always use unicast signaling.
This field shows the T-Net configuration and registration
status of a device, and the values are Not T-Net, T-Net
Registered, T-Net Register Failed, LM-Registered and
LM-Register Failed.
The zone number to which the device belongs. Device
zone number is configured using Device Zone Number
(PGM 436) on iPECS Web Admin.
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Examples of the page view for CO, Station and Etc. device types follows.
Note the WTIM channel status indicates the status of the DECT Base station connections.
Base is connected and working, the status is Connect, if not connected, the status is out-ofservice (Out-Svc).
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The information of CO, Station and Etc. devices of a selected system can be downloaded and
saved in an Excel format file by clicking on the [Excel Report] button.
The picture above shows an example of the downloaded Excel report file. The Excel sheets for
CO, Station and Etc. device information are shown by clicking on the corresponding tabs at the
bottom of the Excel program.
5.3.2
The main section of the CO channel Status view shows all CO channels registered to the iPECS
system selected in System Explorer.
VoIP modules) is represented graphically with icons indicating the real-time status of the
channel.
The right side of the screen shows the channel information and the Device and
Network Information charts for the highlighted CO channel as in the Device Based Status view.
Refer to section 5.2.1 for more detail.
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To open the CO Channel Status view, select the desired system in System Explorer, select
[Status], and then select [CO Channel Status].
In order to show the CO channels of a specific CO type, click the corresponding CO type button,
and to show all the CO channels again, click [CO Channel Status] menu tab.
5.3.3
The main section of the Station channel Status view shows all station channels registered to the
iPECS system selected in System Explorer.
screen shows the channel information and the Device and Network Information charts for the
highlighted station channel as in the Device Based Status view (refer to Section 5.2.1).
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To open the Station Channel Status view, select on the desired system in System Explorer,
select [Status], and then select [Station Channel Status].
In order to show the station channels of a specific station type, click the corresponding station
type button, and to show all the station channels again, click [Station Channel Status] menu tab.
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6. Alarm/Fault Management
iPECS NMS receives event notification messages from each registered iPECS system.
Event
messages are analyzed and, based on Alarm/Fault Configuration, section 6.2, events are
logged and stored.
The iPECS NMS Event Log stores up to 10,000 event records for each registered iPECS
system.
The Event Log can be searched, analyzed and output as an Excel file as outlined in
status and level can be isolated and searched based on event codes, location and date.
Each event record includes a record number, a delete check box and status check box. The
status check box indicates the management status of the record, new or checked.
each record includes fields for the following:
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The code associated with the specific event message from iPECS systems.
Code
Refer to Appendix 2 for the message codes and definition.
Event Description
Type
Fault and Alarm.
The level of severity assigned for the event. There are three levels, Critical,
Level
Major and Minor.
NMS Time
The time when the event message was received by iPECS NMS
System Name
Location
To view the Alarm/Fault Analysis screen, click [Alarm/Fault Analysis] tab on the Alarm/Fault
menu bar.
6.1.1
Prior to any analysis of the Event Log, the entire Event Log or the events of a system should be
exposed.
Clear the Selected System text box, check the Status, Type and Level check boxes, and after
clearing the the search criteria box, select [Load Log Data].
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event is defined by the iPECS system but can be changed to support a specific need.
Should
a specific event code occur, the User accounts assigned management authority for the iPECS
system can receive an e-mail notification.
must be configured on the NMS management page (section 4.2.1), the User account must be
assigned to receive notification in the User management pages (section 4.3), and the User
account must be assigned to receive notification for the system on the System Management
Configuration page (Section 4.4.1).
To alert a NMS client with an audible alarm when an alarm/fault occurs:
Check the Audible Alarm box of the desired event. The iPECS NMS event log stores only event
codes assigned for storage; this can be used to remove events considered insignificant for a
given analysis.
To configure events and notification:
Select the [Alarm/Fault Config] tab from the Alarm/Fault menu bar; after modifying the desired
event configuration, click [Save] to implement the changes.
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With these statistics, iPECS NMS generates user configured Traffic analysis, DECT
To view the Call Statistics menu, click [Call Stat] on the NMS menu.
Here the report subject, type and period are defined as well as
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To structure a report:
Select a system in System Explorer, and select the Report Subject (the report only includes
calls associated with the selected subject) from the list.
Attendant
Completed Calls
CO Group
Voice Mail
Daily, use Yesterday, Today, Last 7 Days or Last 4 Weeks as the Report period
(For Last 7 Days and Last 4 Weeks, Call Traffic Configuration is needed.)
Graph
Subjects available varies based on the Report Subject selected above, and Graph Components
varies depending on the Graph Subject selection.
Description
Graph Component
Total Call
Total Call
Abandoned Call
Held Call
Total Held
Call Time
Available Time
Held-Abandoned
Talk Time
Held Time
Answer Delay
Answer Delay
caller.
No-Answer Delay
Denied
Description
Graph Component
Completed Call
Completed Call
Description
Graph Component
CO Group Usage
Total Seizure
Incoming Seizure
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Graph Component
Outgoing Seizure
Group Overflow
All CO Busy
All CO Busy
simultaneously busy
Description
Number
of
Graph Component
voice
(VSF/VMIM)
service
requests/denials
Requested
Denied
The Graph Subject, Component and Type can be changed and are
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NO
Year
Month
Day
Hour
Total-C
Total number of calls, except group & recalls, routed to the attendant
Ans-C
Abdn-C
Total number of calls abandoned before answer by the attendant (does not include calls
abandoned while on hold)
Held-C
H-Abdn
Avail-T
Total time the attendant was available to handle new calls between one call and the next one
Talk-T
Held-T
NoAns-D
Average time calls were ringing or in queue for the attendant before abandoned
Ans-D
Description
Year
Month
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The day when the traffic data was logged.
Hour
Completed Call
Description
Year
Month
Day
Hour
CO Group
Total Seizure
Total number of times CO/IP lines in the group were used for any call
In-Seizure
Total number of incoming calls answered for CO/IP lines in the group
Out-Seizure
Grp-Overflow
All-CO-Busy
Total time that all CO/IP lines in the group were simultaneously busy
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The year when the traffic data was logged.
The month when the traffic data was logged.
The day when the traffic data was logged.
The hour when the traffic data was logged.
meaningful If the Hourly Report Period is selected.
Total number of voice mail service requests
Total number of denied voice mail service requests
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If enabled, iPECS NMS will request traffic statistics from the iPECS system on
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On the analysis screen, the type of calls (incoming, outgoing, transfer, extension) and various
Abandoned Call, external connected party disconnects before answer, records can also be
selected for analysis.
call time (duration), date, time, dialed number, ring time (duration), costs and account code.
The resulting records are displayed in tabular form with each of the selection and search fields.
To start the analysis, first the NMS SMDR log must be loaded with the SMDR data from an
iPECS system.
The target system for SMDR analysis should be selected first by clicking the
system in System Explorer, which displays the system name in the Selected System field. Then,
in the SMDR File field, select [Browse ] button to show file open window, and locate the
SMDR file.
To load the file into the NMS log, click [Load Log Data].
Or, if the SMDR file is not selected or SMDR File field is cleared by clicking [Clear] button,
SMDR file is downloaded directly from selected iPECS system into NMS local database after
clicking [Load Log Data] button.
After reading the SMDR file data into the application, the records may be analyzed with the
iPECS NMS tools.
To perform an analysis, select the Call Type and complete the desired
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Additional search operations can be performed and are immediately reflected in the table.
After modifying Call Type (Direction) and Search Fields, click [Search] to perform a new search.
The example above shows a table generated when all normal calls were searched for station
3000 to 3010 and CO 1 to 3 on Feb, 7, 2007.
In order to download and save the data shown in the SMDR table as an Excel format file, click
[Excel Report] button.
By clicking [Download SMDR File] button, SMDR file can be downloaded from the selected
iPECS system and saved in the NMS users PC.
After
completing an analysis, this page can be entered by clicking [SMDR Statistics] on the Call
Statistics menu.
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The Selected System and SMDR File fields cannot be changed here, but just show the
system and SMDR file names that were configured and used in SMDR Analysis.
These fields
To apply the
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DECT statistics can be classified into two parts. One is the statistics information collected and
managed by MFIM, and provides statistics information for all the DECT stations registered to the
MFIM. The other one is the statistics information collected and managed by each DECT
gateway, and provides various statistics information such as traffic, call, end-of-call, cell, RF
access, station statistics of a DECT gateway.
As the first step, the target system for DECT statistics should be selected using System Explorer,
and then either of [MFIM] or [DECT G/W] is to be selected in order to specify whether the
information collected by MFIM or the information from DECT gateway is to be used for data
retrieval.
The types and meanings of the statistics information provided by MFIM Statistics and DECT
G/W Statistics are as follows.
Table Name
Field Name
Description
This provides the statistics data of the number of total and abnormal
calls for all the DECT stations registered to an MFIM. The statistics
Statistics
data are collected and managed by MFIM.
This provides the statistics data of the wireless hold time and traffic
Traffic Statistics
density of a DECT gateway.
This provides the statistics data of incoming and outgoing calls for
Call Statistics
each cell.
This provides the statistics data of normal and abnormal end of calls
End-of-Call Statistics
for each cell.
This provides the statistics data of the frequency usage for each slot
Cell Statistics
of a selected cell.
This provides the statistics data of channel access, handover, and
RF Access Statistics
their loads (%) for each cell.
This provides the information for normal & abnormal end of calls
Station Statistics
and the last cell where a DECT station has been most recently
located.
MFIM Statistics information is retrieved directly from MFIM because its data are collected and
managed in MFIM. However, because DECT G/W Statistics data are collected in each DECT
gateway, the data should be sent from DECT gateway to MFIM and then retrieved from MFIM to
iPECS-NMS, which causes some processing delay. All the statistics information received from
MFIM is stored into NMS local database, and then presented to NMS users as tables of
statistics information.
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After storing the statistics data into NMS local database, NMS user can utilize the information
previously stored in the database in order to get the last referenced data (with minimal
processing delay). Or, if the current statistics information is needed, all the data can be retrieved
again, stored into NMS local database, and then presented to NMS users.
7.5.1
MFIM Statistics
MFIM Statistics information is collected and managed in MFIM, and provides the statistics of
total number of calls and abnormal calls for all the DECT stations registered to the MFIM.
After checking Selected System field and the [MFIM] radio-button to be selected, check if
Statistics Time field shows a date and time. The Statistics Time field value means the date and
time when MFIM statistics information was retrieved from MFIM and stored into NMS local
database. So, if this field shows a date and time, the statistics data previously stored in NMS
local database can be retrieved by clicking [Load Existing Data] button. If this field is blank, it
means there is no previously stored MFIM statistics data in NMS local database. In this case,
current MFIM Statistics data may be retrieved from MFIM by clicking [Load Current Data] button,
and the received data will be stored in NMS local database and then presented to NMS user as
a table of statistics information.
After clicking on the [Load Current Data] button, current MFIM Statistics information is sent to
iPECS-NMS, stored in NMS local database, and then presented to the NMS user as a statistics
table. While in process, the Loading Status field displays the current status of the procedure,
and the types and meanings of the status messages are as follows.
Loading Status
Description
The first step that designates the data request state from iPECS-
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Description
The second step that designates the state of the transmission of
MFIM statistics data from MFIM to iPECS-NMS.
The last step that designates the completion of the transmission of
MFIM statistics data, and the storage of the data into NMS local
database.
MFIM statistics data (e.g. number of Call Drops, or other counter values) can be cleared to 0
and statistics data accumulation re-started from the beginning, by clicking on the [Clear
Statistics] button. Because this does not remove the statistics data currently stored in NMS local
database, the NMS user is still able to retrieve statistics data from NMS local database by
clicking [Load Existing Data] button.
In order to download and save the currently loaded MFIM statistics data as an Excel format file,
click on the [Excel Report] button.
Excel file.
All DECT Station Statistics provides the statistics of total number of calls and abnormal calls for
all the DECT stations registered to the MFIM. The meaning of each table field is as follows.
Field Name
Total Call
Description
Total number of calls including both normal and abnormal calls.
Number of call drops caused by power-off or disconnection of wireless channel. (The
Call Drop
figure inside the parentheses designates the proportion (%) of call drops to the total
number of calls)
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Description
Counted when a DECT station cannot receive an incoming call (no response for
No Response
signaling messages) due to power-off or other reasons. (The figure inside the
parentheses designates the proportion (%) of no responses to the total number of calls)
Counted when a call cannot be made because all the codec channels of a DECT
Codec Unavailable
gateway are already used for other calls. (The figure inside the parentheses designates
the proportion (%) of codec unavailable cases to the total number of calls)
7.5.2
DECT G/W Statistics information is collected and managed in each DECT gateway, and
provides various statistics information such as traffic, call, end-of-call, cell, RF access, station
statistics of a DECT gateway.
After checking Selected System field and the [DECT G/W] radio-button to be selected, click on
the target DECT gateway in the list of DECT gateways registered to the MFIM.
The Statistics Time field value means the date and time when DECT G/W Statistics information
was retrieved and stored into NMS local database. So, if this field shows a date and time, the
statistics data previously stored in NMS local database can be retrieved by clicking [Load
Existing Data] button. If this field is blank, it means there is no previously stored DECT G/W
Statistics data in NMS local database. In this case, current DECT G/W Statistics data can be
retrieved from MFIM by clicking [Load Current Data] button, and the received data will be stored
in NMS local database and then presented to NMS user as tables of statistics information.
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After clicking [Load Current Data] button, current DECT G/W Statistics information is sent to
iPECS-NMS, stored in NMS local database, and then presented to NMS user as statistics tables.
This needs additional procedure and takes relatively longer time than retrieving existing data
directly from NMS local database using [Load Existing Data] button. So, in order to give more
information about the steps of information retrieval process, Loading Status field displays the
current status of the procedure, and the types and meanings of the status messages as listed.
Loading Status
Description
The first step that designates the data request state from iPECS-
DECT G/W statistics from DECT gateway, and the storage of the
data into a memory space in MFIM.
DECT G/W statistics data from MFIM, and the storage of the data
into NMS local database.
During the statistics data request and transmission, it is possible to receive an error caused by
problems in network communication or in the DECT gateway itself. The types and meanings of
the error messages are as follows.
Loading Error
Description
The data transmission from DECT gateway to MFIM has not been
No Data in MFIM
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If it is needed to clear DECT G/W statistics data (e.g. number of Incoming Calls, or other
counter values) into 0 and start statistics data accumulation from the beginning, user may click
[Clear Statistics] button to initialize the accumulated statistics data in DECT gateway. Because
this does not remove the statistics data currently stored in NMS local database, NMS user is still
able to retrieve statistics data from NMS local database by clicking [Load Existing Data] button.
In order to download and save the currently loaded DECT G/W statistics data as an Excel
format file, click on the [Excel Report] button.
The picture above shows an example of the downloaded Excel report file. The Excel sheets for
DECT G/W traffic, call, end-of-call, cell, RF access and station statistics are shown by clicking
corresponding tabs at the bottom of the Excel worksheet.
DECT G/W Statistics provides various statistics information such as traffic, call, end-of-call, cell,
RF access, station statistics of a DECT gateway. This information can be retrieved by clicking
[Load Existing Data] or [Load Current Data] button, and each type of statistics information can
be presented by clicking one of the DECT G/W Statistics Type radio-buttons corresponding to
the type of statistics information.
7.5.2.1
DECT G/W Traffic Statistics table is displayed by clicking Traffic radio-button in DECT G/W
Statistics Type, and provides the statistics data of the wireless hold time and traffic density of a
DECT gateway.
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This table shows statistics data for Total No. of Calls with Hold Time, Total Hold Time,
Maximum Call Time, Minimum Call Time, Average Hold Time, and Traffic Density (ELANG).
The meanings of the table fields are as follows.
(The time fields in the table can have values between 0~999999999 in the unit of seconds, and
if the value exceeds the maximum value, FFFFFFFFF will be displayed to indicate overflow.)
Field Name
Description
Total number of calls for which wireless connections were completely
formula.
Erlang = (Average Hold Time x Total Number of Calls) / 3600 second
7.5.2.2
DECT G/W Call Statistics table is displayed by clicking Call radio-button in DECT G/W
Statistics Type, and provides the statistics data of incoming and outgoing calls for each cell.
This table shows statistics data for Incoming calls, Outgoing calls, and the Total number of
calls. The meanings of the table fields are as follows.
(The table fields can have values between 0~99999, and if the value exceeds the maximum
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Field Name
Description
Incoming
Outgoing
Total
7.5.2.3
DECT G/W End of Call Statistics table is displayed by clicking End of Call radio-button in
DECT G/W Statistics Type, and provides the statistics data of normal and abnormal end of calls
for each cell.
This table shows statistics data for Normal Call, Abnormal Call (Call Fail, MSG Error, No
Subs., No RF Channel), and No Response. The meanings of the table fields are as follows.
(The table fields can have values between 0~99999, and if the value exceeds the maximum
value, FFFFF will be displayed to indicate overflow.)
Field Name
Normal Call
Description
Number of calls that were released normally.
Number of calls that were released abnormally. This type is assorted into
Abnormal Call
four sub-types such as Call Fail, MSG Error, No Subs., No RF Channel.
Number of call releases caused by disconnection of wireless channels,
Call Fail
timer expiration, etc.
MSG Error
No Subs.
wireless terminal.
No RF Channel
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Number of call releases caused by no signaling response from wireless
No Response
terminal. (No Response does not provide statistics data counted for each
cell.)
Total
7.5.2.4
DECT G/W Cell Statistics table is displayed by clicking Cell radio-button in DECT G/W
Statistics Type, and provides the statistics data of the frequency usage for each slot of a
selected cell.
This table shows statistics data of the frequency usage for each slot of a selected cell, and the
cell can be selected by clicking on the target cell in the list of cells. The meanings of the table
fields are as follows.
(The table fields can have values between 0~99999, and if the value exceeds the maximum
value, FFFFF will be displayed to indicate overflow.)
Field Name
Freq x
Description
Number of access to the frequency channel of the slot.
Number of wireless channel access to the slot over all the frequency
Sum
numbers.
7.5.2.5
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This table shows statistics data for channel access, handover, and their load (%) information,
and the handover statistics is subdivided into IntraCell, InterCell, InterCHO, IA-IR CHO, and IAIA CHO statistics. The meanings of the table fields are as follows.
(The Load (%) fields are displayed in the unit of percent, and the other table fields can have
values between 0~999999, and if the value exceeds the maximum value, FFFFFF will be
displayed to indicate overflow.)
Field Name
Description
CH Access
InterCell
InterCHO
gateways.
Number of CHOs (Connection Handover) occurred among the cells of a
IA-IR CHO
DECT gateway.
Number of CHOs (Connection Handover) occurred within a cell of a
IA-IA CHO
DECT gateway.
Proportion (%) of wireless handovers (within a cell or among cells) to all
{Handover} Load (%)
wireless connections.
Total (%)
(In the table above, BHO is the abbreviation of Bearer HandOver, and means a type of
handover occurred in MAC layer. CHO is the abbreviation of Connection HandOver, and mean a
type of handover occurred in DLC (Data Link Control) layer that is above MAC layer.)
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DECT G/W Station Statistics table is displayed by clicking Station radio-button in DECT G/W
Statistics Type, and provides the information for normal & abnormal end of calls and the last cell
where a DECT station has been most recently located.
This table shows statistics data for Last Cell, Normal Call, Abnormal Call and No Response
for each station. The meanings of the table fields are as follows.
(The table fields can have values between 0~999999, and if the value exceeds the maximum
value, FFFFFF will be displayed to indicate overflow.)
Field Name
Last Cell
Normal Call
Abnormal Call
Description
The last cell where a DECT station was most recently located
Number of calls that were released normally
Number of calls that were released abnormally
Number of call releases caused by no signaling response from DECT
No Response
station.
Sum
Sum of the column values over all the DECT stations in the table
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Before performing Ping test, the IP address of the target network device, and the interval &
count for Ping packet transmission should be configured in Ping Configuration & Operation. For
Interval field, one of 5, 10, 20, 30 second options can be selected using the combo-box, and
Count field can have a value between 1~65535. Estimated Time field displays an estimated
completion time calculated from the values of Interval and Count fields, and is a read-only field
that does not require input from user.
After the configuration is completed, Ping test can be started by clicking [Start] button. If it is
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needed to stop the Ping test before the completion of the test (before the estimated time), user
may click [Stop] button to force the test to be stopped. After the Ping test is started, real-time
graph and table that show the result from each Ping test are displayed below.
The graph and table that show the result of Ping test can be displayed in three types of time
period such as Live Data, Last 60 Minutes, and Last 24 Hours. The real-time graph and table
are displayed by clicking [Live Data] button. [Last 60 Minutes] and [Last 24 Hours] buttons are
used for displaying the graphs and tables for last 60 minutes and 24 hours from the moment the
corresponding button was clicked. (After the test has been finished, they are displayed from the
moment of the completion of the test.)
The graph in the picture above shows the changes in RTT (Round-Trip Time), which is the time
between the transmission of a Ping packet and the reception of the response packet. RTT is
often used to estimate the packet delay time in a network environment. The table below the
graph shows the information from the Ping test, and the meanings of the table fields are as
follows.
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Description
The IP address of the device that responded to the Ping packet sent
Reply IP Address
RTT
Live Data
Average RTT
calculated since the beginning of the Ping test.
The difference in value between the RTT values of the previous row
Delay Variation
and the current row of the table.
The time when the Ping packet was actually transmitted to the target
device. The Time interval may not be exactly same as the Interval
Time
value configured in Ping Configuration & Operation depending on
the operational or processing load on the NMS server.
The IP address of the device that responded to the Ping packet sent
Reply IP Address
RTT
minute (actually, the time between the previous row and the current
row in the table).
The overall average of the RTT values from all the Ping tests
Last 60 Minutes
Average RTT
calculated since the beginning of the Ping test.
The difference in value between the RTT values of the previous row
Delay Variation
and the current row of the table.
The time when the Ping packet was actually transmitted to the target
device. The Time interval may not be exactly same as the Interval
Time
value configured in Ping Configuration & Operation depending on
the operational or processing load on the NMS server.
The IP address of the device that responded to the Ping packet sent
Last 24 Hours
Reply IP Address
RTT
hour (actually, the time between the previous row and the current
row in the table).
The overall average of the RTT values from all the Ping tests
Average RTT
calculated since the beginning of the Ping test.
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Description
The difference in value between the RTT values of the previous row
Delay Variation
and the current row of the table.
The time when the Ping packet was actually transmitted to the target
device. The Time interval may not be exactly same as the Interval
Time
value configured in Ping Configuration & Operation depending on
the operational or processing load on the NMS server.
After the Ping operation is finished, the operation result data can be downloaded and saved as
an Excel format file by clicking on the [Excel Report] button.
The picture above shows an example of a downloaded Excel report file. The Excel sheets for
Live Data, Last 60 Minutes and Last 24 Hours are shown by clicking corresponding tabs at the
bottom of Excel program.
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Before performing Traceroute test, the IP address of the target network device and the interval
for Traceroute packet transmission should be configured in Traceroute Configuration &
Operation. For Interval field, one of 3, 4, 5 second options can be selected using the combobox.
After the configuration is completed, Traceroute test can be started by clicking [Start] button. If it
is needed to stop the Traceroute test before the completion of the test (before the destination
device has been reached), user may click on the [Stop] button to force the test to be stopped.
After a Traceroute test is started, real-time graph and table that show the Traceroute result for
each hop to the destination are displayed below.
The graph of Traceroute test shows the changes in RTT (Round-Trip Time) for each hop to the
destination, in real-time. RTT is the time between the transmission of a Traceroute packet and
the reception of the response packet, and is often used to designate the packet delay time in a
network environment.
The table below the graph shows the hops on the path to the destination in sequence, and the
RTT from the three trials to the same hop and their average value are displayed together with
the Reply IP Address information. The meanings of the table fields are as follows.
Field Name
Description
The IP address of the device that responded with ICMP Time Exceeded message to the
Reply IP Address
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This is the elapsed time until the reception of the response packet to the first Traceroute
RTT-1
packet to a device on the path to the destination or the target device. (RTT is the
abbreviation of Round-Trip Time.)
This is the elapsed time until the reception of the response packet to the second
RTT-2
Traceroute packet to a device on the path to the destination or the target device.
This is the elapsed time until the reception of the response packet to the third Traceroute
RTT-3
packet to a device on the path to the destination or the target device.
Average RTT
The average of the RTT values from the three Traceroute trials to the same destination.
After the Traceroute operation is finished, the operation result data can be downloaded and
saved as an Excel format file by clicking on the [Excel Report] button.
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Device Network Traffic has two functional parts. One is to retrieve and display general device
information and network interface information with Device SNMP Configuration & Operation,
and the other one is to present graph and table of real-time network traffic information with
Polling Configuration & Operation. These two parts are functionally separated, but because
Polling Configuration & Operation part can be working based on the information retrieved in
Device SNMP Configuration & Operation, Device SNMP Configuration & Operation part
should always be configured and executed first.
In order to retrieve device information, the IP Address, SNMP Port, and SNMP Community
information should be entered. For SNMP Port field, the standard SNMP port number 161 can
usually be used, but if the target device uses different port number for SNMP communication,
that port number should be entered. For Community field, public can usually be used for
general network devices, but if the target device uses different SNMP community string, that
string should be entered. After the configuration is finished, general device information and its
interface information can be retrieved and displayed by clicking [Get Device Information] button.
Device Information displays general information of the target network device, and the table
below shows the devices network interface information. The meanings of the fields are as
follows.
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Table Name
Field Name
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Description
A textual description of the entity. This value normally includes the full
Description
Name
Up Time
portion of the system was last re-initialized.
Device Information
The number of network interfaces (regardless of their current state)
No. of Interface
present on the device.
The indication of whether this entity is acting as an IP router in respect
Packet Forward
to the forwarding of datagrams received by, but not addressed to, this
entity.
The default value inserted into the Time-To-Live field of the IP header
Default TTL
Interface
Interface Info.
Information
and the version of the interface hardware/software.
The desired state of the interface. The Testing state indicates that no
operational packets can be passed.
Oper Status
interface is ready to transmit and receive network traffic. It should
remain in the Down state if and only if there is a fault that prevents it
from going to the Up state. It should remain in the Not Present state
if the interface has missing (typically, hardware) components.
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Description
The interface's address at its protocol sub-layer. For example, for an
802.x interface, this object normally contains a MAC address. For
MAC Address
interfaces which do not have such an address (e.g., a serial line), this
object should contain an octet string of zero length.
The size of the largest packet which can be sent/received on the
interface, specified in octets.
MTU
transmitting network datagrams, this is the size of the largest network
datagram that can be sent on the interface.
An estimate of the interface's current bandwidth in bits per
second. For interfaces which do not vary in bandwidth or for those
Speed
In order to monitor real-time network traffic of the target device, the interval and count for polling
network traffic data should be configured in Polling Configuration & Operation. For Interval
field, one of 10, 20, 30 second options can be selected using the combo-box, and Count field
can have a value between 1~65535. Estimated Time field displays an estimated completion
time calculated from the values of Interval and Count fields, and is a read-only field that does
not require input from user.
After the configuration is completed, network traffic monitoring can be started by clicking [Start]
button. If it is needed to stop the traffic monitoring before the traffic polling is finished (before the
estimated time), user may click [Stop] button to force the traffic polling to be stopped. After traffic
monitoring is started, real-time graph and table that show the result from each traffic polling are
displayed below.
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The graph in the picture above shows in real time the number of incoming and outgoing packets
that occurred during the polling interval, and the traffic table shows the traffic data occurred
within the interval as well as the accumulated traffic data. The meanings of the table fields are
as follows.
Field Name
Description
The number of packets received during the time period configured in Interval field of
In-Interval
Polling Configuration & Operation.
The number of packets transmitted during the time period configured in Interval field of
Out-Interval
Polling Configuration & Operation.
The total number of input datagrams received from interfaces, including those received in
Total In
error.
The number of input IP datagrams for which no problems were encountered to prevent
their continued processing, but which were discarded (e.g., for lack of buffer
In-Discard
space). Note that this counter does not include any datagrams discarded while awaiting
re-assembly.
The number of input datagrams discarded due to errors in their IP headers, the use of
In-Error
unknown or unsupported protocol, or invalid IP address to be received at this device.
The total number of IP datagrams which local IP user protocols (including ICMP)
supplied to IP in requests for transmission, and the datagrams for which this device was
Total Out
not their final IP destination, as a result of which an attempt was made to find a route to
forward them to that final destination.
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Description
The number of output IP datagrams for which no problem was encountered to prevent
Out-Discard
their transmission to their destination, but which were discarded (e.g., for lack of buffer
space).
The number of IP datagrams discarded because no route could be found to transmit
Out-Error
them to their destination. Note that this includes any datagrams which the device cannot
route because all of its default routers are down.
The time when iPECS-NMS retrieved traffic information from the target device. The
Time interval may not be exactly same as the Interval value configured in Polling
Time
Configuration & Operation depending on the operational or processing load on the NMS
server.
The graph and table that show the result of network traffic polling can be displayed in three
types of time period such as Live Data, Last 60 Minutes, and Last 24 Hours. The real-time
graph and table are displayed by clicking [Live Data] button. [Last 60 Minutes] and [Last 24
Hours] buttons are used for displaying the graphs and tables for last 60 minutes and 24 hours
from the moment the corresponding button was clicked. (After the polling has been finished,
they are displayed from the moment of the completion of the polling operation.)
And, the interface information that was initially retrieved from the target device by clicking [Get
Device Information] button can be retrieved from NMS local database by clicking [Device
Information] button.
After the Device Traffic operation is finished, the operation result data can be downloaded and
saved as an Excel format file by clicking on the [Excel Report] button.
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The picture above shows an example of downloaded Excel report file. The Excel sheets for Live
Data, Last 60 Minutes and Last 24 Hours are shown by clicking corresponding tabs at the
bottom of Excel workbook.
Before executing iPECS Device Ping Test, the target iPECS device to be tested should be
selected. After the iPECS system to which the target device is registered is selected in System
Explorer, the name of the system is displayed in System field of Selected iPECS Device part,
and the list of registered iPECS devices are listed below as a table of devices.
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The target device can be selected in the device table by clicking on the device item, and after
the selection is made, the Device Type and IP Address information is displayed in the
corresponding fields of Selected iPECS Device part. (If the target device is located behind an
NAPT router, NAPT IP Address value will also be displayed.)
Before performing Ping test for the selected device, the interval and count for Ping packet
transmission should be configured in Ping Configuration & Operation. For Interval field, one of
5, 10, 20, 30 second options can be selected using the combo-box, and Count field can have a
value between 1~65535. Estimated Time field displays an estimated completion time
calculated from the values of Interval and Count fields, and is a read-only field that does not
require input from user.
iPECS Device Ping Test is different from the Ping test for general network device (11.1 Ping
Test) in that the Ping packet is sent from MFIM to the target device (rather than sent from
iPECS-NMS), and so iPECS Device Ping Test can be used to check the network connection
and packet delay time between MFIM and the target iPECS device.
After the configuration is completed, Ping test can be started by clicking [Start] button. If it is
needed to stop the Ping test before the completion of the test (before the estimated time), user
may click [Stop] button to force the test to be stopped. After the Ping test is started, real-time
graph and table that show the result from each Ping test will be displayed below.
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The graph and table that show the result of Ping test can be displayed in three types of time
period such as Live Data, Last 60 Minutes, and Last 24 Hours. The real-time graph and table
are displayed by clicking [Live Data] button. [Last 60 Minutes] and [Last 24 Hours] buttons are
used for displaying the graphs and tables for last 60 minutes and 24 hours from the moment the
corresponding button was clicked. (After the test has been finished, they are displayed from the
moment of the completion of the test.)
The graph in the picture above shows the changes in RTT (Round-Trip Time), which is the time
between the transmission of a Ping packet and the reception of the response packet, and can
be used to estimate the packet delay time between MFIM and the selected iPECS device. The
table below the graph shows the information from the Ping test, and the meanings of the table
fields are as follows.
Table Name
Field Name
Description
The IP address of the device that responded to the Ping packet sent
Live Data
Reply IP Address
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Description
Abbreviation of Round-Trip Time. This is the elapsed time until the
RTT
reception of the response packet to a Ping packet sent by MFIM.
The overall average of the RTT values from all the Ping tests
Average RTT
calculated since the beginning of the Ping test.
The difference in value between the RTT values of the previous row
Delay Variation
and the current row of the table.
The time when iPECS-NMS retrieved Ping test result from MFIM.
The Time interval may not be exactly same as the Interval value
Time
configured in Ping Configuration & Operation depending on the
operational or processing load on the NMS server.
The IP address of the device that responded to the Ping packet sent
Reply IP Address
RTT
minute (actually, the time between the previous row and the current
row in the table).
The overall average of the RTT values from all the Ping tests
Last 60 Minutes
Average RTT
calculated since the beginning of the Ping test.
The difference in value between the RTT values of the previous row
Delay Variation
and the current row of the table.
The time when iPECS-NMS retrieved Ping test result from MFIM.
The Time interval may not be exactly same as the Interval value
Time
configured in Ping Configuration & Operation depending on the
operational or processing load on the NMS server.
The IP address of the device that responded to the Ping packet sent
Last 24 Hours
Reply IP Address
RTT
hour (actually, the time between the previous row and the current
row in the table).
The overall average of the RTT values from all the Ping tests
Average RTT
calculated since the beginning of the Ping test.
The difference in value between the RTT values of the previous row
Delay Variation
and the current row of the table.
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The time when iPECS-NMS retrieved Ping test result from MFIM.
The Time interval may not be exactly same as the Interval value
Time
configured in Ping Configuration & Operation depending on the
operational or processing load on the NMS server.
After iPECS Device Ping operation is finished, the operation result data can be downloaded and
saved as an Excel format file by clicking on the [Excel Report] button.
The picture above shows an example of downloaded Excel report file. The Excel sheets for Live
Data, Last 60 Minutes and Last 24 Hours are shown by clicking corresponding tabs at the
bottom of the Excel workbook.
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Before executing iPECS Device Network Traffic monitoring, the target iPECS device to be
monitored should be selected. After the iPECS system to which the target device is registered is
selected in System Explorer, the name of the system is displayed in System field of Selected
iPECS Device part, and the list of registered iPECS devices are listed below as a table of
devices.
The target device can be selected in the device table by clicking on the device item, and after
the selection is made, the Device Type and IP Address information is displayed in the
corresponding fields of Selected iPECS Device part. (If the target device is located behind an
NAPT router, NAPT IP Address value will also be displayed.)
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In order to monitor real-time network traffic of the target device, the interval and count for polling
network traffic data should be configured in Polling Configuration & Operation. For Interval
field, one of 10, 20, 30 second options can be selected using the combo-box, and Count field
can have a value between 1~65535. Estimated Time field displays an estimated completion
time calculated from the values of Interval and Count fields, and is a read-only field that does
not require input from user. For Type field, either of Overall Packet or RTP Packet can be
selected. Overall Packet means all type of transmitted or received packets, and RTP Packet
means media packets such as voice or video packets delivered using RTP.
After the configuration is completed, network traffic monitoring can be started by clicking [Start]
button. If it is needed to stop the traffic monitoring before the traffic polling is finished (before the
estimated time), user may click [Stop] button to force the traffic polling to be stopped. After traffic
monitoring is started, real-time graph and table that show the result from each traffic polling are
displayed below.
The graph in the picture above shows in real time the number of incoming and outgoing packets
that occurred during the polling interval, and the traffic table shows the traffic data occurred
within the interval as well as the accumulated traffic data. The meanings of the table fields are
as follows.
Table Name
Field Name
Overall Packet
In-Interval
Description
The number of overall packets received during the time period
configured in Interval field of Polling Configuration & Operation.
The number of overall packets transmitted during the time period
Out-Interval
configured in Interval field of Polling Configuration & Operation.
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Description
The number of overall packets received at the selected device.
The number of bytes for all the packets received at the selected
Bytes In
device.
ErrPackets In
Packets Out
Bytes Out
selected device.
The number of outgoing packets discarded due to problems at the
ErrPackets Out
network device driver.
The time when iPECS-NMS retrieved overall traffic information of
the target device from MFIM. The Time interval may not be exactly
Time
In-Interval
configured in Interval field of Polling Configuration & Operation.
The number of RTP packets transmitted during the time period
Out-Interval
configured in Interval field of Polling Configuration & Operation.
The number of RTP packets received at the selected device, and
Packets In
those packets may include audio and/or video packets for media
communication.
RTP Packet
and those packets may include audio and/or video packets for
media communication.
The time when iPECS-NMS retrieved RTP traffic information of the
target device from MFIM. The Time interval may not be exactly
Time
After iPECS Device Traffic operation is finished, the operation result data can be downloaded
and saved as an Excel format file by clicking on the [Excel Report] button.
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The picture above shows an example of downloaded Excel report file. The Excel sheets for Live
Data, Last 60 Minutes and Last 24 Hours are shown by clicking corresponding tabs at the
bottom of the Excel workbook.
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In order to load NMS Access Log data, click [Load Log Data] button. After reading the log data,
iPECS-NMS performs search operations using the search options in Log Status and Search
Fields and displays the resulting data in tabular format.
displayed on multiple pages, and in this case, the target page can be displayed using Table
Page combo-box or left/right arrow buttons.
The types and meanings of Log Status and Search Fields are as follows.
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Description
New indicates the log record has not been checked by the administrator. When
login or logout event happens on iPECS-NMS, a new log record is generated
New
and stored with New status. If this check-box is set for searching, the items with
New status will be searched.
Log Status
Checked indicates the log record has been checked by the administrator. After
Checked
a new item is checked, the status of the record is changed to the Checked
status and saved. If this check-box is set for searching, the items with Checked
status will be searched.
User ID
This field is for entering target User ID to be used for searching. If this field has
no value (blank), iPECS-NMS ignores this field and searches for all User IDs.
This field is for entering the code number of target log type as follows.
- 200 (Login) : User logged in to iPECS-NMS
Search Fields
Code
Log Time
occurred. If this field has no value (remains as blank), iPECS-NMS ignores this
field and searches for all time periods.
After modifying the field values of Log Status and Search Fields, a new search can be
performed by clicking [Search], and the search results display in the log table.
field, all date/time fields can be entered.
the rightmost fields.
In other words, date/time fields may be entered from the left and stopped
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In order to change the status of a log item to Checked, click the check-box in Status field of
the target record, and click [Apply Status Changes] to save and apply the change of status.
If
New check-box is clicked, the status is changed to Checked, and if clicked again, it will be
changed back to New.
In order to delete a target log item, select the item by clicking the check-box in Del field, and
then click [Delete Selected Events]. Or, if all the searched data is to be deleted, click [Delete All]
button.
The log data currently listed in the log table can be downloaded and saved as Excel formatted
file by clicking [Excel Report].
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In order to load NMS Operation Log data, click [Load Log Data].
the application, iPECS-NMS performs search operations using the options in Operation Class &
Status and Search Fields and displays the resulting data in tabular format.
In the screen
capture above, Selected System field was cleared to load the log data for all iPECS systems
registered to iPECS NMS. The operation log data may be displayed on multiple pages, and in
this case, the target page can be displayed using Table Page combo-box or left/right arrow
buttons.
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If Selected System field is set by clicking the target system in System Explorer, the log data
related only to the selected system will be listed after clicking [Load Log Data].
If Selected
System field is cleared by clicking [Clear] before clicking [Load Log Data], the log data for all the
systems displays.
The types and meanings of Operation Class & Status and Search Fields are as follows.
Table Name
Operation
Class
Field Name
Description
System
User
NMS
Alarm/Fault
Call Statistics
New
operational event occurs, a new record is generated and stored with New
status.
If this check-box is set for searching, the items with New status will be
searched.
Log Status
Checked indicates a log item checked by the administrator. After a new item is
Checked
checked, the status of the item is changed to Checked status and saved. If this
check-box is set for searching, the items with Checked status will be searched.
This field is for entering a target User ID to be used for searching. If this field
User ID
has no value (blank), iPECS NMS ignores this field and searches for all the
User IDs.
Search
Fields
This field is for entering the code number of the target operation, refer to the
Code
table below. If this field has no value (blank), iPECS NMS ignores this field and
searches for all code types.
This field is for entering the time or time range when the operational events
Log Time
occurred. If this field has no value (blank), iPECS NMS ignores this field and
searches for all time periods.
The table below is a listing and definition of the various NMS operation codes.
Operation Class
System
Code
Name
300
(Reserved)
310
System Added
311
System Deleted
312
System Modified
320
321
322
330
331
340
Firmware Upgrade
341
350
System DB Upload
351
352
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Alarm/Fault
Call Statistics
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Name
353
360
Prompt Upload
361
362
Individual Upload
363
370
371
372
373
400
User Added
401
User Deleted
402
User Modified
403
410
500
501
502
503
504
600
601
602
700
701
After modifying the field values of Operation Class & Status and Search Fields, a new search
can be performed by clicking [Search], the search results display in the operation log table.
For the Log Time field, all the date/time fields can be entered. However, the user may skip
entering the fields from the rightmost fields.
from the left and stopped leaving right side fields blanks.
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The example above shows the configuration and results for the Main Offices log data for any
status and all operation classes between March 1, 2008 March 5, 2008 where user ID is
admin and the code number is 701 (SMDR Data Set).
In order to change the status of a log item to New, click on the check-box in Status field of the
target record, and then click [Apply Status Changes] to save and apply the change of status.
If
New check-box is clicked, the status is changed to Checked, and if clicked again, it will be
changed back to New status.
In order to delete a target log item, select the item by clicking the check-box in Del field, and
then click [Delete Selected Events] button to delete the selected item. Or, if all search data is to
be deleted, click [Delete All] button.
The log data currently listed on the log table can be downloaded and saved as Excel formatted
file by clicking [Excel Report] button.
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The iPECS NMS Control program mentioned in section 2.3.3 registers iPECS-NMS Service to
the Windows Service list and manages the NMS Service database and program operation.
The earlier section 2.3.3 discusses registration and service management.
This section
discusses the database management aspects of the iPECS NMS Control program.
Using the control program, the NMS database can be backed up to a user defined folder and, if
the server or other fault occurs, the iPECS NMS database can be restored.
The control
program permits a Basic Backup & Restore operation that backs up System Management, User
Management, NMS Management, and the log data of Alarm/Fault Management and Log
Management configuration and log databases.
detailed information received and stored while iPECS NMS communicates with the iPECS
system.
The following sections detail operation of both the Basic and Entire Backup and
Restore operations.
NMS folder in the LG-Nortel folder located in the Program Files directory.
When located, double click on
the program to open the
control window. (Or, from the
Windows Start menu, select
LG-Nortel > iPECS NMS >
Launch iPECS_NMS_Control.
exe to execute it.)
Backup & restore for both Basic and Entire Databases should be performed after the iPECS
NMS Service stops running, by clicking [Stop Service]. However, in case it is not possible to
stop iPECS NMS Service (operational reason), Basic Backup can be performed while iPECS
NMS Service is operating, but the changed information during the backup process may not be
applied to the database backup file.
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To create the backup, browse to the desired backup location and enter the file
After complete, check the target folder and assure a backup copy was made. Then, restart the
iPECS NMS Service by clicking [Start Service] on the control program, and end the iPECS NMS
Control program by selecting [Close].
10.1.2 Basic Restore Operation
As with the Basic backup operation, the iPECS NMS Control program must be started (refer to
Section 9.1).
and the service is loaded, which allows the database backup file to be restored.
This is
required in case the existing database is corrupted and assures the corruption will not affect the
restored database.
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This
After the service is unregistered, the [Delete Database] control activates, click the [Delete
Database] control, which removes the existing database.
Once the database is
deleted, create a new
empty database by
clicking the [Create
Database] control.
Service & Restore] control, which will load the backup database and restart the iPECS NMS
Service program.
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Before restoration begins, you will be asked to enter the PostgreSQL password entered when
the program was first
loaded, refer to
section 2.2.2.1.
Enter the password to
complete the restoration process.
The database is restored to match the Backup database and iPECS NMS Service is loaded and
restarted.
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Next, click [Browse] next to the Entire Database text box and
Note the extension all automatically appends to the folder and file name.
This is
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To open the control program, locate iPECS NMS Control program in the LG-Nortel folder of the
Program files directory and double click the file.
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Browse to or
Before restoration
begins, you will be
asked to enter the
PostgreSQL
password that was entered when the program was first loaded, refer to section 2.2.2.1.
Enter
program.
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SNMP Attributes, as shown on the screen, are divided into three categories: SNMP Agent,
SNMP Security, and SNMP Trap.
The SNMP port field defines the udp port used for
changed.
In SNMP Security are the Read Only and Read Write SNMP Community fields, 4 to 16
characters. The SNMP community designates an SNMP communication group to which an
SNMP message belongs, and is also a logical relationship between the SNMP agent (iPECS
A-1-1
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Although the iPECS system can accept packets from any SNMP manger (iPECS NMS), for
improved security, the IP address of specific servers can be defined and allowed Read Only or
Read Write access.
The SNMP Trap configuration defines the Trap Community, and the Trap Destination, which
includes the IP Address of the SNMP manager, iPECS NMS, and the message type.
The Trap
Community designates a communication group to which a Trap message belongs, and is also a
logical relationship between the SNMP agent (iPECS system) and SNMP manager (iPECS
NMS).
This 4 to 16 character string should be the same as the Trap community string defined
in the iPECS-NMS.
The Trap community should be same for all the iPECS systems registered
to an iPECS-NMS server whereas the SNMP community may be defined with different strings
for each iPECS system.
The Trap Destination defines the IP address of the iPECS NMS server and the port, 162.
Enter the IP address of the NMS server but, the port should not be changed.
menu next to the address is used to define the address type.
Trap message type is defined in SNMPv1, but because iPECS-NMS and the
iPECS system use, and the Trap type message is not recommended
Notification message type are, sent from the SNMP agent once without checking
the reception of the message.
Inform message type requires a response of receipt from the SNMP manager.
the agent does not receive a response, the message is resent.
A1-2
If
Inform messages
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Inform message type may detrimentally affect the iPECS system performance.
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below.
Alarm events, Codes 100 ~ 399
Code
Name
Type
Level
Location
State
Description
< CPU Overload Occurred >
Occurred when CPU usage rate becomes
higher than 80%.
ON
* Detailed Information : CPU performance
availability
- CPU Idle 15%
101
CPU Overload
Alarm
MAJ
MFIM
< CPU Overload Cleared >
Occurred when CPU usage rate becomes less
than 80%.
OFF
* Detailed Information : CPU performance
availability
- CPU Idle 25%
< Interface Link Down >
Occurred when the status of the network
interface (e.g. eth0, eth1, wan0) of MFIM
ON
becomes Down.
* Detailed Information : Network interface name
- eth0
103
Link Up/Down
Alarm
CRI
I/F(#)
< Interface Link Up >
Occurred when the status of the network
interface (e.g. eth0, eth1, wan0) of MFIM
OFF
becomes Up.
* Detailed Information : Network interface name
- eth0
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Name
Type
Level
Location
Issue 1
State
Description
< Standby MFIM Down >
In case of CPU redundancy configuration, this
event is occurred when the status of stand-by
MFIM becomes Down.
The stand-by MFIM is determined to be Down
when one or more of the following three
conditions are met.
1) The link status of LAN2 is detected to be
Down.
2) Stand-by MFIM has not sent redundancy
ON
Stand-by MFIM
105
MAJ
MFIM
Status
A2-2
IPECS
Name
Type
Level
Location
Issue 1
State
Description
< Device Down >
Occurred when a device becomes
disconnected from MFIM.
This event may occur when
- the device is powered off,
ON
Device
201
Alarm
CRI
DEV(#)
Up/Down
- MFIM does not properly communicate with
the device.
* Detailed Information : None
< Device Up >
Occurred when a device becomes connected
OFF
to MFIM.
* Detailed Information : None
< Station Locked up >
Occurred when a station has gone off-hook
ON
Station
205
Alarm
MIN
STA(#)
Lock/Unlock
< Station Unlocked >
Occurred when the locked station becomes onOFF
hook.
* Detailed Information : None
< SMDR Memory Full Occurred >
Occurred when the memory space for SMDR
data becomes full.
SMDR
211
Memory
MAJ
MFIM
ON
Capacity
A2-3
IPECS
Name
Type
Level
Location
Issue 1
State
Description
< SMDR Memory Full Cleared >
Occurred when SMDR Memory Capacity Full
OFF
condition becomes cleared.
* Detailed Information : None
< VSF Memory Full Occurred >
Occurred when the memory space of VSF
gateway becomes full.
ON
* Detailed Information : None
VSF Memory
213
MAJ
DEV(#)
Capacity
MEMORY FULL
< VSF Memory Full Cleared >
Occurred when VSF Memory Capacity Full
OFF
condition becomes cleared.
* Detailed Information : None
< System Disconnected >
Occurred when the communication between
NMS and iPECS system becomes
disconnected.
NMS determines that the connection between
ON
System
301
Alarm
CRI
NMS
Connectivity
MFIM is powered off, or the network is
abnormal or not stable, etc.)
* Detailed Information : None
< System Connected >
Occurred when the connection between NMS
OFF
and iPECS system is recovered.
* Detailed Information : None
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Issue 1
Name
Type
Level
Location
State
Description
< System Startup >
Occurred when 10 minutes has elapsed
after restarting MFIM. (After 10 minutes from
401
System Startup
Fault
CRI
MFIM
NONE
restart, MFIM starts device polling, and the
SNMP agent in MFIM starts working.)
* Detailed Information : None
< MFIM Switch Over Occurred >
In case of CPU redundancy configuration,
this event is occurred when a switch over
between active and stand-by MFIM happens
and so stand-by MFIM becomes active
MFIM.
The condition for the stand-by MFIM to be
switched to active MFIM is as follows.
1) The link status of LAN2 is detected to be
Down.
2) Active MFIM has not sent redundancy
status message longer than 1 minute.
3) The status of call processing application
of active MFIM is determined to be
MFIM Switch
402
Fault
MAJ
MFIM
NONE
abnormal.
Over
4) Active MFIM requests switch-over to
stand-by MFIM. (This may happen when
administrator forced switch-over using
PGM450, or LAN1 of active MFIM becomes
down.)
* Detailed Information : The cause of switchover and the direction.
- LAN2 POWER DOWN (Master -> Slave)
- NO STATUS MESSAGE (Master ->
Slave)
- NO APPLICATION MESSAGE (Master ->
Slave)
- REQUEST FROM ASSOCIATED MFIM
(Master -> Slave
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Name
Type
Level
Location
Issue 1
State
Description
< SNMP Auth Failure >
Occurred when the community string of
received SNMP message is different from
the one configured in MFIM.
* Detailed Information : The IP address of
the host that sent the SNMP message with
invalid community string.
< HTTP Auth Failure >
Occurred when Web Admin is accessed
using invalid password.
* Detailed Information : The IP address of
the host that accessed Web Admin using
invalid password.
< Remote Auth Failure >
Occurred when a remote Telnet connection
is tried using invalid password.
Authentication
403
Fault
MIN
MFIM
NONE
Failure
the host that tried remote connection using
invalid password.
< Terminal Auth Failure >
Occurred when serial terminal login (via RS232 serial connection or Telnet connection
after remote login) is tried using invalid
password.
* Detailed Information : The IP address of
the host that used invalid password, or
COM1(Serial).
< Keyset Auth Failure >
Occurred when Keyset Admin is accessed
using invalid password.
* Detailed Information : The station number
of the station used to access Keyset Admin
using invalid password.
A2-6
IPECS
Name
Type
Level
Location
Issue 1
State
Description
< Station Capacity Excess Alarm >
Occurred when the maximum station
capacity has been reached and so additional
Station
411
Fault
MIN
MFIM
NONE
Capacity
* Detailed Information : None
* Related Attendant Alarm : CAPACITY
OVERFLOW STA
< CO Line Capacity Excess Alarm >
Occurred when the maximum CO line
capacity has been reached and so additional
CO Line
413
Fault
MIN
MFIM
NONE
Capacity
* Detailed Information : None
* Related Attendant Alarm : CAPACITY
OVERFLOW COL
< DSP Alert Occurred >
Occurred when DSP Alert is detected in the
DSP of a device.
ON
* Detailed Information : DSP Alert code
number
- Code 10
501
DSP Alert
Fault
MAJ
DEV(#)
< DSP Alert Cleared >
Occurred when DSP Alert is cleared in the
DSP of a device.
OFF
* Detailed Information : DSP Alert code
number
- Code 10
< DSP Error Occurred >
Occurred when DSP Error happens in the
DSP of a device.
503
DSP Error
Fault
MAJ
DEV(#)
NONE
* Detailed Information : DSP Error code
number
- Code 10
A2-7
IPECS
Name
Type
Level
Location
Issue 1
State
Description
< DECT Base Disconnected >
Occurred when the connection between
DECT gateway and DECT base is
disconnected.
This may happen when the cable is not
ON
properly connecting DECT gateway and
DECT base, or the status of DECT base is
DECT Base
511
not normal.
Fault
MAJ
DEV(#)
Status
gateway
and
DECT
base
is
OFF
recovered.
* Detailed Information : Base number
- Base 1
< DECT Gateway Fault >
Occurred when Base or Chain connections
are not stable.
This may happen when the connection
between DECT gateway and DECT base or
the Chain connections between DECT
DECT GW
513
MAJ
DEV(#)
NONE
Fault Occurred
Device Line
521
Fault
MAJ
DEV(#)
ON
becomes Down.
Up/Down
* Detailed Information : None
* Related Attendant Alarm : DCOB FAULT
A2-8
IPECS
Name
Type
Level
Location
Issue 1
State
Description
< Device Line Up >
Occurred when the status of T1/E1/PRI line
OFF
becomes Up.
* Detailed Information : None
< Gatekeeper Disconnected >
Occurred when the connection between
ON
Gatekeeper
523
MAJ
DEV(#)
Connectivity
ON
SIP Proxy
* Detailed Information : None
525
Server
Fault
MAJ
DEV(#)
< SIP Proxy Connected >
Connectivity
Occurred when the connection between SIP
OFF
Cabinet
601
Fan/Power
Fault
MAJ
ON
#)
Failure
failure.
- FAN 1, POWER 2
* Related Attendant Alarm : CABINET # STS
FAULT
A2-9
IPECS
Name
Type
Level
Location
Issue 1
State
Description
< Cabinet Failure Cleared >
Occurred when the Fan failure or Power
failure condition is cleared.
OFF
Name
Type
Level
Location
State
Description
< System Reset by Admin >
Occurred when iPECS system is
restarted manually by administrator using
Web Admin, Keyset Admin, or Terminal
Maintenance. (This event is not caused
by MFIM power off or reset button on the
front panel of MFIM.)
* Detailed Information : The cause of the
restart (reset)
System Reset by
701
System
CRI
MFIM
NONE
- Keyset Admin
Admin
- Web Admin (Reset System)
- Web Admin (Delete Device)
- Web Admin (System ID Information
Changed)
- Web Admin (System IP Information
Changed)
- Web Admin (CO Gateway Sequence
Number Changed)
- Maintenance Command
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IPECS
Name
Type
Level
Location
Issue 1
State
Description
< System ID Information Changed >
Occurred when administrator changed
nation code or numbering plan of a
System ID
702
Information
MAJ
MFIM
NONE
Change
or Terminal Maintenance.
* Detailed Information : Changed
information
- Nation Code
- Numbering Plan
< System IP Information Changed >
Occurred when IP address information is
changed by administrator using Web
Admin, Keyset Admin, or Terminal
Maintenance.
* Detailed Information : Changed
Information
- MFIM/E IP Address
System IP
703
Information
MAJ
MFIM
NONE
Change
- Router IP Address
- System IP Range Start
- "System IP Range End"
- "System Sub Net Mask"
- "Second System IP Address"
- "Second System Net Mask"
- "Firewall IP Address"
- "MFIM/E LAN2 Master IP Address"
- "MFIM/E LAN2 Slave IP Address"
- "DNS IP Address"
< SNMP Reconfigured >
Occurred when SNMP configuration
SNMP
704
MIN
MFIM
Reconfiguration
NONE
using Web Admin, or Terminal
Maintenance.
* Detailed Information : None
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IPECS
Name
Type
Level
Location
Issue 1
State
Description
< Database Initialized >
Occurred when system database is
initialized by administrator using Web
Admin, or Keyset Admin.
* Detailed Information : Information of
initialized database
- "Flexible Numbering Plan"
- "Station Data"
- "CO Line Data"
Database
705
System
MAJ
MFIM
NONE
- "System Data"
Initialization
- "Station Group Data"
- "ISDN Tables"
- "System Timer"
- "Toll Tables"
- "LCR Data"
- "Other Tables"
- "Flexible Button"
- "Networking Data"
- "All Database"
< File Upload Finished >
Occurred when file uploading to MFIM is
finished (performed by administrator
using Web Admin).
* Detailed Information : The result of file
706
File Upload
System
MIN
MFIM
NONE
Firmware
707
MAJ
MFIM
Download
ON
downloading is started.
* Detailed Information : None
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IPECS
Name
Type
Level
Location
Issue 1
State
Description
< Firmware Download End >
Occurred when MFIM firmware
downloading is finished.
OFF
* Detailed Information : The result of
firmware download operation
- SUCCESS or FAIL
< Device Registered >
Occurred when a device is newly
ON
registered, or Hot Desk user logs in.
Device
801
Registration /
MAJ
DEV(#)
Deletion
ON
Device Service
803
MIN
DEV(#)
Status
Device Service
805
System
MAJ
DEV(#)
ON
Switch Status
device is in Service mode, no additional
calls can be made.)
* Detailed Information : None
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IPECS
Name
Type
Level
Location
Issue 1
State
Description
< Device Switch Normal Mode >
Occurred
OFF
when
the
Normal/Service
ON
started.
* Detailed Information : Device firmware
version
Device Firmware
807
MAJ
DEV(#)
Download
CO Line
* Detailed Information : None
809
Outgoing Block
System
MIN
COL(#)
< CO Unblocked by Attendant >
Status
Occurred when administrator recovers
OFF
CO Gateway
811
System
MAJ
DEV(#)
NONE
Order Change
Admin or Keyset Admin.
* Detailed Information : None
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IPECS
Name
Type
Level
Location
Issue 1
State
Description
< Station Logical Number Changed >
Occurred when administrator changed
station number using Web Admin or
Keyset Admin.
(Station number can be changed for
individual station, station order range, or
station number range.)
Station Number
812
System
MAJ
STA(#)
NONE
Change
number information
- "Station(1) 1000 -> 2000" : for
individual station
- "Ordering Range 1 ~ 100 -> 2000 ~" :
for station order range
- Station Range 1000 ~ 1100 -> 2000
~" : for station number range
< Soft Phone Log In >
Occurred when Soft Phone (Phontage,
ON
Web Phone, UCS Client) logs in.
Soft Phone
813
MIN
DEV(#)
Log In/Out
Hot Desk
815
System
MIN
DEV(#)
Log In/Out
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