Just FOR summary,IF YOU COMMISSIONING, you’d follow the

“ZXUR 9000 GSM (V6.50.30) OMM Commissioning Guide”step by

step!

Hardware Installation

check CDM Module

Shelf 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0

Shelf 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0

Shelf 3 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1

Cable Connection on Control Plane

 Rear View of Cabinet
Service Shelf (Subordinate)

EGBS EGBS
master slave

1 ETH ETH 2
1 1
5 ETH ETH 6
2 2
ETH ETH
3 3
ETH ETH
4 4

Service Shelf (Subordinate)

EGBS EGBS
master slave

3 ETH ETH 4
1 1
7 ETH ETH 8
2 2
ETH ETH
3 3
ETH ETH
4 4

Service Shelf (Master)

EGBS EGBS
master slave

1 ETH ETH 5
1 1
2 ETH ETH 6
2 2
3 ETH ETH 7
3 3
ETH ETH
4 4
4 8

No.1~8 all use the super CAT5 network cable

Cable Connection on Media Plane

Rear View of Cabinet
Service Shelf (Subordinate)

EGFS EGFS
master slave

1 3
RX1 RX1
TX1 TX1

RX2 RX2
TX2 TX2

Service Shelf (Subordinate)

EGFS EGFS
master slave

2 4
RX1 RX1
TX1 TX1

RX2 RX2
TX2 TX2

Service Shelf (Master)

EGFS EGFS
master slave

1 3
RX1 RX1
TX1 TX1
2 4
RX2 RX2
TX2 TX2

No.1/2/3/4 are optical fibers

Clock Cable Connection

When the system’s reference clock source comes from the 8K line reference clock provided by
the upper-level and sent by the interface board, the line reference clock cable should be used,
which should be installed at the rear of the cabinet.

End A of one SE1 clock cable is connected to the CKOUT2 reference clock output port of interface
board 1 on the master shelf. End B is connected to the REF1 reference clock input port of EGFS1
on the master shelf.

End A of one SE1 clock cable is connected to the CKOUT3 clock output port of interface board 1
on the master shelf. End B is connected to REF1 clock input port of EGFS2 on the master shelf.

End A of one SE1 clock cable is connected to the CKOUT2 clock output port of interface board 2
on the master shelf. End B is connected to the REF2 clock input port of EGFS 1 on the master
shelf.

End A of one SE1 clock cable is connected to the CKOUT3 clock output port of interface board 2
on the master shelf. End B is connected to the REF2 clock input port of EGFS board2 on the
master shelf.

Refer to Figure4-5：

Figure 4-5: Cabling of Line Reference Clock Cables

Rear View of Cabinet

Service Shelf (Master)
1 REF REF 2
1 1
3 REF REF 4
2 2
PTP PTP
1 1
PTP PTP
1 CLK CLK 3 2 2
EG
OUT OUT CLK1 CLK1 EGFS
FS
1 1
2 4 ma CLK2 CLK2
slave
CLK CLK ster
OUT2 OUT2 CLK3 CLK3

No.1-4 are clock cable

When the system’s reference clock source comes from the 2 MBps or 2 MHz reference clock
provided by BITS, the BITS reference clock cable should be used, which should be installed at the
rear of the cabinet.
The cabling direction includes upward cabling and downward cabling.

Upward cabling: All clock cables are threaded out from the top of the cabinet, and then led
upward to the cable tray.

Downward cabling: All clock cables are led along the cable troughs at the two sides in the cabinet,
and then threaded out from the bottom of the cabinet to under the floor.

End A of one SE1 clock cable is connected to the REF1 or REF2 reference clock output port of
master EGFS board on the master shelf. End B is connected to DDF, and a cable from DDF is
connected with the system clock output port of BITS. The other SE1 cable is connected to the
slave clock port.

Whether end B of it is connected to the REF1 port or REF2 port is not defined yet. It is subject to
the networking situation on site.

Cabling route for BITS reference clock is shown in Figure 4-6 (using upward cabling as an
example):

Figure 4-6 Cabling of BITS Reference Clock Cables

1 2
Rear View of Cabient
Service Shelf (Master) 1 2
REF REF
1 1
REF REF
2 2
PTP PTP
1 1
PTP PTP
2 2
CLK1 CLK1 EGFS
EGFS
master CLK2 CLK2
slave

CLK3 CLK3

No.1/2 are clock cable

Cabling of Inter-Shelf Clock Cables
Rear View of Cabinet
Service Shelf (Subordinate)

REF REF
1 1
REF REF
2 2
1 PTP PTP
1 1
PTP
1
PTP 3
2 2 3
CLK1 CLK1 EGFS
EGFS
master CLK2 CLK2
slave

CLK3 CLK3

Service Shelf (Subordinate)

REF REF
1 1
REF REF
2 2
2 PTP PTP
1 1
2 PTP PTP
4
2 2 4
CLK1 CLK1 EGFS
EGFS
master CLK2 CLK2
slave

CLK3 CLK3

Service Shelf (Master)

REF REF
EGFS 1 1
EGFS
master REF REF
2 2 slave
PTP PTP
1 1
PTP PTP
2 2
1 3
CLK1 CLK1
2 4
CLK2 CLK2

CLK3 CLK3

No.1/2/3/4 are clock cable

Alarm & Monitoring Cable Connection

Rear View of Cabinet

Power Distribution Shelf
-
48(3)
-
-
48(2)
-
-
48(1)
-
-
48(3)
-
-
48(2)
-
-
48(1)
-
48VRTN(3) 48VRTN(2) 48VRTN(1) 48VRTN(3) 48VRTN(2) 48VRTN(1)

B A
INPUT
-48VRTN(B) -48VRTN(A)
RS48 10 …… 2 1 10 …… 2 1
RS48
1 5
5
-48V(B) OUTPUT -48V(A)
(OUT
(IN)
) 10 …… 2 1 10 …… 2 1

Service Shelf (Master)

EGBS EGBS
master slave

RS48 RS48
5 5
1 1

No.1 is the Y-type PD485 monitor cable

Preparing for OMM Commissioning

1. Pull out slot 6 OMM board and slot 20 EGBS board

2. IP set

set laptop IP as :118.0.100.101，connect LAN cable to slot 19 EGBS Eth-MP1 port，ping

118.0.100.100 to see whether they can be connected

3. VNC

When vncviewer is used to log in to the system, the default login IP is 118.0.100.100:1 or and
the password is root123.

4. FTP

In FTP login, the default login IP is 118.0.100.100 , the port No. is 10021, the username is omm,
and the password is Omm_123.

Checking Oracle

Log in as the oracle user

su - oracle

type command
sqlplus /nolog

The version information displayed in the execution result is “10.2.0.4.0.”

exit

type command

sqlplus / as sysdba

SQL*Plus: Release 10.2.0.4.0 - Production on Mon Feb 27 11:25:55 2012

Copyright (c) 1982, 2007, Oracle. All Rights Reserved.

Connected to:

Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0 - 64bit Production

SQL> select instance_name from v$instance;

INSTANCE_NAME

----------------

v4omcr

exit

if no info

Log in as the oracle user

su - oracle

type command

sqlplus /nolog
conn sys/oracle as sysdba

startup

Log in as the oracle user

su - oracle

type command

sqlplus system/oracle@v4omcr

SQL*Plus: Release 10.2.0.4.0 - Production on Mon Feb 27 11:24:36 2012

Copyright (c) 1982, 2007, Oracle. All Rights Reserved.

Connected to:

Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0 - 64bit Production

With the Partitioning, Data Mining and Real Application Testing options

Logservice Check

-bash-3.2$ su root

Password: root123
(1). Check system process

# ps -ef | grep logservice

Observe the contents displayed on the screen,if just 1 row ( just includes “grep logservice”)means
no process, if no process , ignore the following (2) step.

(2).Uninstalling Logservice

#cd /home/zte/logservice/bin

# ./ stopsys

# cd /home/zte/logservice/install

# ./uninstall
Upload new logservice version and Installation

(1)In your laptop , unzip the BSC version

(2)find logservice verison package

path: \iBSCV6.50.310r\issue

(3)open filezilla , login as zte user (zte Zte_1234)

set transfer type:Binary

upload the logservice package to /home/zte

(2).Use the following command to switch to the path of logservice installation package

su - zte

bash-3.2$ unzip logservice_V6.50.310r.zip

(3).install

su root

password: root123

# cd /home/zte/logservice_V6.50.300rP002/install

#chmod +x install

# ./install sbcj LOGOMM

Running omm_conf.py Script

#cd /home

#mkdir installtmp

#chmod -R 777 /home/installtmp

give root user ftp permission

#cd /etc/vsftpd/

#vi ftpusers

add # before root

#vi user_list

add # before root

open filezilla , login as omm user (omm Omm_123)

upload OMMR/OMMB/OMMB patch version package to /home/installtmp

transfer type: binary need to set

#cd /home/installtmp

#unzip OMMR_R4V12.15.30P40_2017-1-9.zip

#cd /home/installtmp/zxommr/ums-svr/tools/ommconf

#cp omm_conf.py omm_conf.pybak

#rm -rf omm_conf.py

oppen filezilla , login as root user (root root123)

upload the edited script to /home/installtmp/zxommr/ums-svr/tools/ommconf

# python omm_conf.py

The # symbol is the command prompt, it is not necessary to type in this

symbol.

The following prompt pops up in the command execution process,

requesting for a confirmation. Type in “y.”:

Press Y or y to continue,others exit:y

The following prompt appears and queries whether it is necessary to restart

oracle listener and instances. Type in “y.”

Press Y or y to restart oracle listener and instances,others

skip it:y

The following prompt appears and queries whether it is necessary to restart

Linux Network service and ommhost/Logservice. Type “n” to end the
installation.

Press Y or y to restart Linux Network service and

ommhost/Logservice, others restart them manually:n

Check whether the relevant parameters are configured correctly. The script
can be executed repeatedly, follow the operation steps in this section when
running the script.

After the above script execution is completed, check whether there is “.

/etc/profile” in the cat /etc/rc.d/rc.local file. There should be a space
after “.”, as shown in the following figure, if the field does not exist, add it in
the following area of the rc.local file.
OMMR Installation (follow the DOC guide)

#cd /home/installtmp/zxommr

#chmod 755 install-linux.sh

#./install-linux.sh
 Omm inner IP: It must be set as “129.200.0.1.” No modification is
needed.

 Omm inner mask: It must be set as “255.0.0.0.” No modification is

needed.

 Omm outer ip: It is acquired by logservice automatically. No

modification is needed.

 Omm outer mask: It is acquired by logservice automatically. No

modification is needed.

 Is backup: This configuration item is dimmed and the default value is

“YES,” i.e., configure master/slave OMM board.

 Position of board: This item is used to set whether the current OMM
board is the left board or the right board. In the above figure, the left
board is selected as an example.
OMMB Installation(follow the DOC guide)
#cd /home/installtmp

# unzip ZXSDR_OMMB_V12.15.30_2016-04-05.zip

#cd /home/installtmp/Installer

# chmod 777 linux-setup.sh

#./linux-setup.sh
check /etc/profile

#cat /etc/profile

OMCHOME=/home/omm/ZXM-OMMR/ums-svr

export OMCHOME

check OmmProcConfig.conf

#cd /home/zte/logservice/bin/conf

#cat OmmProcConfig.conf

check RCT

#cd /home/omm/ZXM-OMMR/ums-svr/tools/rct_v2_server/conf/

#vi config

first IP is OMMR IP:

Need to change bindAddr ip and OMPip

bindAddr=10.51.233.83
port = 35059
OMPip_port=129.0.1.1:5059
SBCXip_port=10.63.208.155:5059

Configuring Script for Clearing Database Regularly (Required for

Both OMMR and OMMB)

#cd /home/omm/ZX-OMMB/ums/ums-svr/tools/backup/clear-db-data

# ./deploy.sh

# crontab -u root -l

30 4 * * * (. /etc/profile;cd
/home/guomc/ZXGUOMCR-OMM/ums-svr/tools/backup/clear-db-data;perl clear-db-data.pl)

#cd /home/omm/ZXM-OMMR/ums-svr/tools/backup/clear-db-data

# ./deploy.sh

# crontab -u root -l

Checking Data Auto Backup Script (iBackup Script) Related Settings

#cd /home/omm/ZXM-OMMR/ums-svr/tools/ibackup/

#vi ibackup.conf
注意需要将 backupdir 对应目录的属主设置为 omm：

# vi ibackup.conf

#cd /

#chown -R omm:other /backup

Pakage load:

[root@ommleft /]# cd /home/installtmp/

[root@ommleft installtmp]# mkdir patch

[root@ommleft installtmp]# cp ZXSDR_OMMB_V12.15.30P38.zip patch

#cd patch

# unzip ZXSDR_OMMB_V12.15.30P38.zip

# cd Installer

# chmod 777 sptool-alone-run.sh

# ./sptool-alone-run.sh

Press 1;

Press Y;

Master OMM Re-startup

#reboot

set your laptop IP 10.51.XXX.XX

if VNC IP :10.51.233.81

VNC IP:10.51.233.82

OMMR IP:10.51.233.83

OMMB IP:10.51.233.84

your laptop IP 10.51.233.86

open cmd , ping 10.51.233.81 -t

when it can connect

login VNC
check logservice

# ps -ef|grep logservice |wc -l

if it shows 7 , means OK

wait 10 minutes,login OMMR and OMMB client

OMMR and OMMB check command

netstat -nl|grep 21099 show OMMR port

netstat -nl|grep 64099 show OMMB port start up

then pull out slot 5 OMM and slot 19 EGBS,insert slot 6 OMM and slot 20 EGBS.for commissiong
the right OMM