OBN208211 IManager N2000 BMS Platform Operation and Maintenance ISSUE2.00

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OBN110201 iManager
N2000 BMS Platform
Operation and Maintenance
ISSUE 2.0
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References
 N2000 Administrator Guide
 N2000 Operator Guide
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Upon completion of this course, you will understand:
 Manage the N2000 User
 Manage the Network Topology
 Monitor Network Alarms
 Monitor the Network Performance
 Monitor the Environment and Power Supply

Chapter 1 Logging In to the N2000
Chapter 2 N2000 User Management
Chapter 3 Topology Management
Chapter 4 Alarm Management
Chapter 5 Performance Management
Chapter 6 Environment Monitoring

Logging In to the N2000
Double click on the desktop to display the Login dialog box
 Set the IP address and server name of the

N2000 server
 Enter the user name and password
 Click Login to log in to the N2000 server

N2000 Main Interface on the Client
Menu Topology tool Window title Alarm panel
Menu bar
Tool bar
Navigation tree
Main window
Main view
Output window
Status bar
Login user Connection Login mode Login server Prompt Logo

duration
Changing the Password
 Select System > Modify My Password from the main menu
The password:
•shall contain 8–16 characters.
•shall contain characters as well as numbers .
•must not be identical with the user name.
•must not be the same as the latest used eight ones.


Basic Concepts
 User
 After installation, the N2000 provides a super user admin by default.
 User rights include the rights to manage devices and the rights to
perform operations. That is, each user can only perform authorized
operations on authorized devices.
 User Group
 A user group is a group of users with the same rights to operate on the
N2000. The N2000 provides three default user groups:
− Maintainer group
− Operator group
− Monitor group

Basic Concepts
 ACL
 The access control list (ACL) determines the IP address from which a
user can log in to the N2000.
 Security control is achieved in two layers:
− System ACL: It defines a series of IP addresses for N2000 clients.

Only clients with these IP addresses can access the N2000 server.
− User ACL: It defines the IP addresses with which a user can access
the N2000 server. All the IP addresses in the user ACL are in the
system ACL.

Basic Concepts
 Management right
 Management rights specify the devices and resources a user can

mange, or an area a user group can manage. A new user has no right
to manage any resource by default.
 Operation right
 Operation rights specify the operations a user can perform. User

operation right is a triplet which consists of users, security objects and
operations.
 Operation Set
 An operation set is a group of operations related to a command set on

the N2000.

Creating a User
Select System > Security Management from the main menu.
On the Security Object tree, select the Users node, right click and select
New User.

Allocating Management Rights
On the Security Object tree, click a user under the Users node.

Allocating Operation Rights
 Click the Operation Right tab in the user panel.
 On the Operation Right tab, click Add.

Setting User ACL Rights
On the Security Object tree, click a user under the Users node.
In the right pane, click the ACL Setting tab.

Managing N2000 User Groups
Creating a User Group
 On the Security Object tree, select the User Groups node, right
click and select New User Group.
Allocating Management Rights to a User Group
Allocating Operation Rights to a User Group
Adding Users to a User Group

Managing Operation Sets
An operation set contains all operations available to the users of the
same operation type and level.
Creating an Operation Set

Managing Operation Sets
Adding Operations to an Operation Set
 On the Security Object tree, click an operation set under the Operation
Sets node. In the right pane, click the Member tab.


Overview
 Topology management enables you to set up and manage the network

topology.
 With the topological view, you can:
 Monitor the running status of the entire network in real time.

 Upload topological data of devices that are automatically discovered
or manually added.
 Monitor devices at intervals and refresh their statuses, so as to keep
the view the same as the actual topology.
 Observe the polling status and alarm status of the devices through
the colour of topological nodes.

Main Window for Topology Management

Terms
 Topological View
 Topology is a map of managed communications network on the

N2000. The managed devices and links are shown on the device
explorer and in the topological view in the form of a tree and diagram.
In the view, you can configure data, manage faults and performance.
 Submap
 In the NMS, you can divide a large network into several smaller
networks by a certain rule, such as by geographical area. This helps
to manage the devices easily. Such small networks are called
submaps in the topology.

Terms
 Node
 A node stands for a managed device in the network.
 For a device with a single frame, one node stands for one device.
 For a device with multiple frames, one node stands for one frame of
the device.
 Link
 A link is a connection between two nodes.
 Container
 A container is a type of topological node which contains nodes. One

container often stands for one device with multiple frames, and each
node in the container stands for one frame.

Terms
 NE
 In topology management, an NE stands for a device in the managed

network. Different device types match different NE types, and
different icons represent different NE types in the topological view.
 Polling Status
 The NMS queries device status as well as other configuration data at

intervals, and then shows the status in the topological view. Possible
polling statuses are:
− Normal ,Unknown ,Offline ,Insignificant fault , Minor fault, Major

fault , Critical fault

Creating a Topological View
Adding a submap
 Select Edit > Add Object from the main menu or right click on the main
view

Creating an NE

Creating a Link
 Select two objects, right click, and then select Create Link

Querying Topological Objects
Select Edit > Search from the main menu, or press Ctrl+F, or click
The keyword
for searching
 From the search result, select

the record you want to locate,
and then double click it or
click Locate.
 You can locate the object

related to the record in the
topological view or on the
device panel.

Setting Device Maintenance Information
Setting Maintainer information
 Select Edit > Maintenance Info Template Setting from the main menu.

Setting Device Maintenance Information
Setting Maintenance Information
 Select Edit > Device Maintenance Info from the main menu.
specify the
location data
select a
maintainer
record

Discovering Device Automatically
Select Edit > Auto Discovery from the main menu.


Alarm Category
 Classified by Characteristics
 Fault alarm
 Event alarm
 Cleared alarm
 Classified by Function Modules
 Power alarm
 Environment alarm
 Signalling alarm
 Trunk alarm
 Hardware alarm
 ……

Alarm Level
Critical alarm
Major alarm
Minor alarm
Warning alarm

Alarm Status Transition
NE
Report
Ack
Unacked & Acked & uncleared
uncleared alarm alarm
Recover Recover
Ack
Unacked &
History alarm
cleared alarm
Current alarm

Process of Reporting Alarms
Start
Report alarms
Mask alarms
Analyze alarm
correlation
Report alarms
Save alarms
Notify alarms
End

Get Alarm from Alarm Panel
 Alarm panel shows the numbers of different severity alarms.

Get Alarm from Topology
The status icon on the upper left of the topological object indicates the
alarm status of the object.

Get Alarm from Alarm Browser
 Select a alarm browsing profile to list the correlative alarms.

Configuring an Alarm Profile
On the Fault Browser tree, select one node such as Realtime Alarm, Current
Alarm, etc. ,then right click. Select Create a Profile

Measuring Alarms
 On the Fault Browser tree, right click the Alarm Statistics node.
 Select Create a Profile

Alarm Operations
 Querying Alarm Details
 Locating an Alarm
 Acknowledging an Alarm

Setting Auto Alarm Acknowledgement
 Select Fault > Fault Setting > Dump&Sync&Ack
 In the dialog box that appears, click the Ack tab

Setting Auto Alarm Dumping
 In the dialog box that appears, click the Dump tab

Setting Auto Alarm Synchronization
 In the dialog box that appears, click the Synchronize tab

Alarm Panel Management
 Setting an Alarm Panel
 Select Fault > Fault Setting > Local Property
 In the dialog box that appears, click the Alarm Panel tab

Alarm Panel Management
 Disabling the Alarm Sound
 Select Fault > Audio&Visual > Stop Alarm Panel Sound from the
main menu.
 Stopping the Current Alarm Sound
 Select Fault > Audio&Visual > Stop Alarm Panel Current Sound
from the main menu.
 Or click on the tool bar.

Alarm Box Management
 Setting an Alarm Box
 Select Fault > Fault Setting > Local Property
 In the dialog box that appears, click the Others tab

Alarm Box Management
 Resetting an Alarm Box
 Select Fault > Audio&Visual > Reset Alarm Box from the main menu.
 In the dialog box that appears, select an alarm level, and then click OK.
 Stopping Alarm Box Sound
 Select Fault > Audio&Visual > Stop Alarm Box Sound from the main
menu.
 Synchronizing an Alarm Box Data
 Select Fault > Audio&Visual > Synchronize Alarm Box Data from
the main menu.


Performance Management Overview
 The N2000 supports the following functions:
 NE performance monitoring
 NE data analysis
 Traffic measurement task management
 Data query
 Performance threshold alarm management
 The N2000 enables you to know the running state of the network. In this
case, you can take some measures to avoid faults. You can analyze
network performance data and quality of service for better network
planning.

Measurement Principles
Threshold alarm Create a Query performance

performance task results
N2000 N2000 N2000
Send collection
commands periodically
N2000
Report NE performance
result
Related SNMP NE
Analyse results Save results
N2000 N2000

Creating a Measurement Task
 Select Performance&Stat > Task Management
 In the Device Type drop-down list, select a device
 In the task list area, right click, and then select Create Task.

Querying Performance Data
 Query by Measurement Object
 Select Performance & Stat > Performance Data Management

 In the pane that appears, click the Query By Measuring Object tab.

Querying Performance Data
 Query by Measurement Task
 Select Performance & Stat > Performance Data Management

 In the pane that appears, click the Query By Task tab

Analysing Time Distribution
Select Performance&Stat > Time Distribution Analysis from the main menu.

Comparing Time Distribution
Select Performance&Stat > Compare Time Analysis from the main menu.

Configuring Performance Alarm Threshold
 Configure a performance threshold template
Select Performance&Stat >

Threshold Management >
Threshold Template
Management from the main
menu.
In the pane that appears, click

Create.

Configuring Performance Alarm Threshold
Configure a performance threshold record
 Select Performance&Stat >

Threshold Management >
Threshold Record
Management from the main
menu.
 In the pane that appears, click
Create

Backing Up Performance Data
Manual backup
Select
Performance&Stat >
Data Maintenance >
Manual Maintenance
from the main menu.
click Configure to
select database tables

Backing Up Performance Data
Automatic Backup
Select
Performance&Stat >
Data Maintenance >
Timed Maintenance
from the main menu.
click Configure
to select
database tables

Deleting Performance Data
 Manual Deleting
 Select Performance&Stat > Data Maintenance > Manual Maintenance
 Select Delete Data for Operation Strategy.
 In the Database Table Set area, click Configure.
 In the dialog box that appears, select database tables, and then click OK.
 In the Time Range of Data to Process area, click …, and then select the
start time and end time.

Deleting Performance Data
 Automatic Deleting
 Select Performance&Stat > Data Maintenance > Timed Maintenance.

In the pane that appears, click Add.
 In the dialog box that appears, select Delete Data for Operation Strategy.
 Set the name and description of the deleting task. In the Database Table
Set area, click Configure. In the dialog box that appears, select
database tables, and then click OK.
 In the Time Strategy area, set the trigger time and time range to delete
data.


Environment Monitoring Overview
 With the EM management, you can monitor the environment and power
supplies of all the switches and access network (AN) devices.
 The functions of the EM are as follows.
 Centralized environment and power monitoring: monitors environment

and power supplies of all environment monitoring units (EMUs)
 Single-point environment and power monitoring: monitors environment

and power supplies of a specified EMU
 Environment and power alarm monitoring: monitors alarms of

environment and power supplies

Environment and Power Monitoring Window
Select Environment Monitoring > Start Environment Power Monitoring

Centralized Monitoring
 Browsing EMU Data
 Select Environment Monitoring > Start Environment Power Monitoring

 In the Device Monitoring Range area, select a device
 In the EMU List Field area, set the EMU list fields to display
 Click OK or Apply

Centralized Monitoring
 Browsing Environment and Power Supply Parameters
 Select Environment Monitoring > Start Environment Power

Monitoring
 In the EMU list, select an EMU, right click, and then select Query EMU
Details.

Single-Point Monitoring
 Starting the Environment Monitoring Panel
Method 1:
In the Environment & Power
Monitoring window, query EMUs. In the
EMU list, double click an EMU.
Method 2:
On the device navigation tree in the left
pane, select an NE node. Right click,
and then select Open Environment
Power Monitoring Panel.

Single-Point Monitoring
 Browsing Monitoring Information on the Panel
On the environment monitoring panel
 Click the Basic Info tab, and then browse power supply parameters
in the Power Parameter Info area.
 Click the Basic Info tab, and then browse environment parameters
in the Environment Parameter Info area.
 Click the Basic Info tab, and then browse rectifier module data in
the Rectifier Information area.

Summary
 In this course, we learned the common

functions and operations of the N2000,
from the following aspects:
 Topology
 Alarm
 Performance
 Environment and power supply

Thank You
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 N2000 Administrator Guide

 N2000 Operator Guide

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 Set the IP address and server name of the

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Login user Connection Login mode Login server Prompt Logo

 Select System > Modify My Password from the main menu

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 After installation, the N2000 provides a super user admin by default.

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 Security control is achieved in two layers:

− System ACL: It defines a series of IP addresses for N2000 clients.

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 Management rights specify the devices and resources a user can

 Operation rights specify the operations a user can perform. User

 An operation set is a group of operations related to a command set on

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 On the Operation Right tab, click Add.

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In the right pane, click the ACL Setting tab.

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Creating a User Group

click and select New User Group.

Allocating Management Rights to a User Group

Allocating Operation Rights to a User Group

Adding Users to a User Group

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 Topology management enables you to set up and manage the network

 Monitor the running status of the entire network in real time.

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 Topology is a map of managed communications network on the

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 A node stands for a managed device in the network.

 A link is a connection between two nodes.

 A container is a type of topological node which contains nodes. One

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 In topology management, an NE stands for a device in the managed

 The NMS queries device status as well as other configuration data at

− Normal ,Unknown ,Offline ,Insignificant fault , Minor fault, Major

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 From the search result, select

 You can locate the object

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