7302 ISAM/ISAM-V 7330 Isam FTTN 7360 ISAM FX R4.3.X Software Upgrade Mop

7302 ISAM/ISAM-V
7330 ISAM FTTN

7360 ISAM FX
R4.3.X
SOFTWARE UPGRADE MOP
Authors: Taner USTEBAY, Gucer BAYAT
Alcatel-Lucent
GPEC (Global Product Expertise Center)

WLEN – Fixed Access Team
3FQ 24068 43XU PGZZA

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION............................................................................................... 3
1.1. HOW TO USE THIS DOCUMENT..............................................................................3
1.2. SCOPE OF THIS DOCUMENT.................................................................................3
1.3. DOCUMENT REVISION HISTORY..............................................................................3
1.4. FEEDBACK................................................................................................... 3
1.5. GLOBAL PRODUCT EXPERTISE CENTER WLEN – FIXED ACCESS TEAM HOMEPAGE.............................4
1.6. 7302 ISAM/ISAM-V, 7330 ISAM FTTN, 7360 ISAM FX DOCUMENTS AT GPEC SITE....................4
1.7. SUPPORTED HARDWARE LIST FOR RELEASE 4.3.X...........................................................5
1.8. 5520 AMS - ISAM COMPATIBILITY.........................................................................11
2. SITE VISIT PREPARATION..................................................................................12
2.1. INFORMATION CHECKLIST..................................................................................12
2.2. TOOLS AND DEVICES.......................................................................................12
2.3. PERSONNEL IN CHARGE....................................................................................13
2.4. ESCALATION PROCEDURE...................................................................................13
2.5. BOX CONFIGURATIONS.....................................................................................14
2.6. TIMETABLE................................................................................................. 15
3. PRE-UPGRADE TASKS......................................................................................16
3.1. PRE-UPGRADE CHECKLIST.................................................................................16
3.2. GETTING THE SOFTWARE..................................................................................16
4. SOFTWARE UPGRADE VIA AMS...........................................................................19
4.1. UPGRADE CHECKLIST......................................................................................19
4.2. UPLOAD THE DOWNLOADED SOFTWARE RELEASE TO THE AMS SERVER.....................................19
4.3. PREPARING THE SOFTWARE FOR UPGRADE..................................................................20
4.4. ADDING NEW SOFTWARE RELEASE TO 5520 AMS..........................................................22
4.5. DOWNLOADING NEW SOFTWARE TO AN NE.................................................................24
4.6. ACTIVATING THE NEW SOFTWARE VIA AMS.................................................................27
5. SOFTWARE UPGRADE VIA TL1............................................................................30
5.2. UPLOAD NEW SOFTWARE RELEASE TO THE AMS SERVER....................................................30
5.5. ACTIVATING THE NEW SOFTWARE VIA TL1.................................................................35
6. SOFTWARE UPGRADE VIA CLI............................................................................36
6.4. ACTIVATING THE NEW SOFTWARE VIA CLI..................................................................40
7. POST-SOFTWARE UPGRADE CHECKLIST................................................................41
APPENDIX A. INDEX OF TABLES............................................................................42
APPENDIX B. INDEX OF FIGURES...........................................................................43
APPENDIX C. REFERENCES..................................................................................44
APPENDIX D. GLOSSARY.....................................................................................45
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1. INTRODUCTION
1.1. How to Use This Document

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references (names, engineer names, links etc.) and converting the document to
PDF format.
Red highlighted text should be removed before delivering this document.
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1.2. Scope of This Document

This document was prepared by ALU GPEC Fixed Access Team. The objective is to
provide detailed information of upgrade for 7302 ISAM/ISAM-V FD, 7330 ISAM FTTN,
7360 ISAM FX R4.3.X release at the customer premises. The document gives all the
information needed for preparation and upgrade of ISAM software.
1.3. Document Revision History
Date Version Author Change

Taner USTEBAY, Ilker
13.05.2011 1.0 Document Creation
ALBAYRAK
Gucer BAYAT, Mehmet
14.08.2011 1.1 Document Update
SOZBILIR
15.08.2011 1.2 Gucer BAYAT “SW Upgrade via TL1 section” is added.
28.12.2011 1.3 Mehmet SÖZBİLİR R4.3.02 Update
18.03.2012 1.4 Taner USTEBAY Updating GPEC related information
Table 1 : Document Revision History
1.4. Feedback
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1.6. 7302 ISAM/ISAM-V, 7330 ISAM FTTN, 7360 ISAM FX

Documents at GPEC Site
No Document Name
1 Hardware Installation MoP
2 Software Installation & Field Integration MoP
3 Acceptance Test Procedure
4 Software Upgrade MoP
5 Software Migration MoP

6 Backup and Restore Procedure
7 Password Recovery Procedure
8 NE Discovery Procedure
Table 2 : Document List

1.7. Supported Hardware List for Release 4.3.X
7302 ISAM R4.3.02

Prefix Number Fu Va Name Mnemonic
3EC 37028 AA ETSI Central Office Splitter - with N+1 redundancy PSPC
3EC 37028 AB ETSI Central Office Splitter PSPC
3EC 37028 AE ETSI Central Office Splitter - with full test access PSPC
3EC 37533 NB ADSL FAN Unit with dust filter AFAN
3EC 37533 ND ADSL Fan Unit - with dust Filter AFAN
3FE 00139 AA 48-port VDSL2 over POTS LT Unit vers. C NVLT
3FE 00139 BA 48-port Shielded VDSL2 over POTS LT Unit vers. C NVLT
3FE 00140 AA 48-port VDSL2 over ISDN LT Unit vers. D NVLT
3FE 00140 BA 48-port Shielded VDSL2 over ISDN LT Unit vers. D NVLT
3FE 00161 AA 48-port VDSL2 over ISDN LT Unit vers.H NVLT
3FE 00161 AB 48-port VDSL2 over ISDN LT Unit vers.H NVLT
3FE 00162 AA 48-port VDSL2 over POTS LT Unit vers. G NVLT
3FE 00162 AB 48-port VDSL2 over POTS LT Unit vers. G NVLT
3FE 21591 AA ADSL Splitter Subrack ASPS
3FE 21709 AF MII Passive POTS Splitter - with full test access PSPS
48 lines ETSI Passive POTS Splitter - no full test
3FE 21710 AA access PSPS
3FE 22195 AF Passive POTS Splitter - with metallic test access PSPS
3FE 22513 AB Test Access Unit TAUS
3FE 22736 AA 48 port Passive ADSL-POTS/ISDN Splitter PSUS
3FE 24564 AA Passive POTS Splitter PSPB
3FE 24594 AA ADSL Splitter Subrack ASPS
3FE 24685 AA Passive POTS Splitter PSPB
3FE 25261 AA 48 lines Passive ADSL-POTS/ISDN splitter -2B1Q PSUB
3FE 25263 AA 48 lines Passive ADSL-POTS/ISDN splitter -4B3T PSUB
3FE 25590 AA 24 lines VDSL Ppassive POTS Splitter VSPB
3FE 25591 AA 24 lines Passive POTS/ISDN 2B1Q VDSL Splitter VSUB
3FE 26682 BA MultiDSL LT Unit version B NALT
3FE 26685 AA NEP FleXible Shelf version A NFXS
3FE 26698 AA Combined NT Unit version A NANT
3FE 26698 AB Combined NT Unit version A NANT
3FE 26698 DA Combined NT Unit version A NANT
3FE 26698 DB Combined NT Unit version A NANT
3FE 26999 AA SHDSL Cut-Through Applique CTAB
3FE 27003 AA SHDSL Cut-Through Applique CTAS
3FE 27289 AA MultiDSL CO-LT Version C - POTS NALT
3FE 27289 AB MultiDSL OD-LT Version C - POTS NALT
3FE 27289 BA MultiDSL CO-LT Version D - ISDN NALT
3FE 27289 BB MultiDSL OD-LT Version D - ISDN NALT
3FE 27420 AA FD POTS Only Line Termination Unit version A NPOT
3FE 27420 AB FD POTS Only Line Termination Unit Version A NPOT
3FE 27420 AC FD POTS Only Line Termination Unit Version A NPOT
3FE 27562 AA FD Voice Package Server version A NVPS
3FE 27562 AB FD Voice Package Server version A NVPS
3FE 27562 AC FD Voice Package Server version A NVPS
3FE 27649 AA SHDSL Line Termination Unit version A NSLT
3FE 27715 AA FD ISDN BRA (2B1Q) LT Unit version A NBAT
3FE 27725 AA ETSI Passive 48 Port POTS Splitter NPSP
3FE 27725 AF ETSI Passive 48 Port POTS Splitter with MTA NPSP

3FE 27944 AB MII Passive POTS Splitter without MTA NPSP

3FE 27944 AF MII Passive POTS Splitter with full MTA NPSP
3FE 28111 AA MII FleXible Density Shelf version A NFXS
3FE 28209 AA GE NT I/O Applique version B NCNC
3FE 28619 AA 48 port Passive POTS/ISDN (2B1Q) Splitter NPSU
3FE 28682 AA FD Ethernet Line Termination NELT
3FE 28793 AA MDF Cut-Through Applique VCTM
3FE 28794 AA 4 lines Passive VDSL-POTS MDF Splitter Version A VSPM
3FE 28795 AA 4 lines Passive VDSL-POTS/ISDN 2B1Q MDF Splitter VSUM
3FE 28796 AA 4 lines Passive VDSL-POTS/ISDN 4B3T MDF Splitter VSUM
3FE 28824 AA Passive VDSL2 Universal 2B1Q Splitter NVSU
3FE 28826 AA Passive VDSL2 Universal 4B3T Splitter NVSU
3FE 29512 AA MultiDSL OD-LT Version E - POTS NALT
3FE 29512 AB MultiDSL CO-LT Version E - POTS NALT
3FE 29534 AA GE NT Applique I/O version D NCNC
3FE 29623 AA FD Non-MTA Splitter Subrack NFSS
3FE 29623 BA MII FD Splitter Subrack NFSS
3FE 29629 AA ETSI Passive 48 Port POTS VDSL Splitter NVSP
3FE 29751 AA 48 Ports Passive POTS/ISDN (4B3T) Splitter NPSU
3FE 29927 AA FD splitter Power I/O NPIO
3FE 60120 AA FD Test Access Unit Subscriber NTAU
3FE 60121 AA FD Cut Trough Applique with full MTA NCTA
3FE 60130 AF Passive Multi DSLPOTS Splitter with MTA PSPS
3FE 60292 AA Option A Passive POTS Splitter NPSP
3FE 60301 BA 10GE NT I/O applique version F NCNC
3FE 60609 AA FD ISDN BRA (2B1Q) LT Unit version B NBAT
3FE 60609 BA FD ISDN BRA (4B3T) LT Unit version B NBAT
3FE 60702 AA 48 line FD Wetting Current Applique NWCA
3FE 60702 AB 24 line FD Wetting Current Applique NWCA
3FE 60853 AA Flexible Density Cut-through Applique NCTA
3FE 60858 AA FD POTS Only Line Termination Unit Version B NPOT
3FE 60858 AB FD POTS Only Line Termination Unit Version B NPOT
3FE 60858 BB FD POTS Only Line Termination Unit Version B NPOT
3FE 61074 BA Universal Dummy Front Panel without EMC Gasket
3FE 61074 BB Universal Dummy Front Panel with EMC Gasket
3FE 61154 AA Passive 48-port VDSL2 over POTS Splitter NVSP
3FE 61169 AA Passive 48-port ETSI option A POTS Splitter NVSP
3FE 61233 AA MultiDSL OD Combined LT/Splitter (POTS) NALS
3FE 61233 BA MultiDSL CO Combined LT/Splitter (POTS) NALS
3FE 61233 BB MultiDSL CO Combined LT/Splitter (POTS) NALS
3FE 61438 AA MultiDSL over POTS OD-LT Unit version J NALT
3FE 61438 BA MultiDSL over POTS CO-LT Unit version J NALT
3FE 61555 AA Combine NT Unit version D NANT
3FE 61555 AB Combine NT Unit version D NANT
3FE 61555 CB Combine NT Unit version D (MPLS) NANT
3FE 61582 AA MultiDSL OD Combined LT/Splitter (ISDN) NALS
3FE 61582 BA MultiDSL CO Combined LT/Splitter (ISDN) NALS
3FE 61584 BA MultiDSL over ISDN CO-LT Unit version K NALT
3FE 62384 AA FD MTA Splitter Subrack NFSS
3FE 62543 AA FD Ethernet Line termination Unit Version B NELT
3FE 63358 AA 48L VDSL2 LT Unit with MELT - version M NVLT
3FE 63423 AA 72L ADSL2plus LT with MELT - version M NALT
3FE 63626 AA SHDSL LT Unit with MELT - version B NSLT


3FE 63767 AB MultiDSL over POTS OD LT Unit - version L NALT
3FE 63767 BB MultiDSL over POTS CO LT Unit - version L NALT
3FE 64130 AA GPON NT I/O Applique version G NCNC
3FE 64279 AA GPON Line Termination Board - version A NGLT
3FE 64279 AB GPON Line Termination Board - version A NGLT
3FE 64324 AA 48L VDSL2 Combined LT/Splitter Unit (POTS) NVLS
3FE 64331 AA 48L VDSL2 over POTS LT Unit - version P NVLT
3FE 64332 AA 48L VDSL2 over ISDN LT Unit - version Q NVLT
3FE 64333 AA 48L VDSL2 LT Unit with MELT - version N NVLT
3FE 64333 AB 48L VDSL2 LT Unit with MELT - version N NVLT
3FE 64746 AA Combined NT Unit version E NANT
3FE 64746 AB Combined NT Unit version E NANT
3FE 65005 AA Dummy Front Panel for NGLT Board
3FE 65455 AA FD 48-Line POTS Only LT Unit Version C NPOT
3FE 65642 AA 10GE NT I/O Applique w/ MPLS - version H NCNC
3FE 65721 AA Vector Processing Server Board NDPS
3FE 65728 AA 48p POTS SLV LT (with integrated splitters) NDLS
3FE 65799 AA 48p POTS SLV LT with MELT (no integrated splitters) NDLT
48p POTS SLV LT without MELT (no integrated
3FE 65800 AA
splitters) NDLT
3FE 65820 AA 72p VDSL2 LT without MELT NVLT
3FE 65821 AA 72p VDSL2 LT with MELT NVLT
3FE 65830 AA 48p POTS BLV LT - version C NDLT
3HH 01046 AA CWDM SFP Tranceivers SFP
3HH 01046 CA IPDSLAM SFP Optical Modules SFP
3HH 01046 DA Fast Ethernet SFP Optical Modules SFP
3HH 01046 EA Gigabit Ethernet SFP Electrical Modules SFP
3HH 01046 FA FE SFP Optical Bidirectional Modules SFP
3HH 01046 GA GE BX Optical Modules SFP
3HH 01046 HA FE SFP 100Base LX Single Mode with SGMII SFP
3HH 01046 JA Multi-rate 10-Gigabit Optical Module XFP
3HH 01046 KA GE PX20 Optical Modules SFP
3HH 01046 LA Electrical E1-to-GE Convertor Module SFP
3HH 01046 MA 10-Gigabit Optical Module SFP
3HH 01046 NA 2.5G SFP SFP
3HH 01046 PA Electrical FE SFP SFP
3HH 01046 QA Electrical E3-to-GE Convertor Module SFP
3HH 01046 RA GPON SFP Optical Modules SFP
3HH 01046 SA 2.5G BX Optical Modules SFP
3HH 01046 TA CSFP Optical Modules SFP
Table 3 : Supported hardware list of 7302 ISAM for R4.3.02

7330 ISAM FTTN R4.3.02

3FE 00139 AA 48-port VDSL2 over POTS LT Unit vers. C NVLT
3FE 00139 BA 48-port Shielded VDSL2 over POTS LT Unit vers. C NVLT
3FE 00140 AA 48-port VDSL2 over ISDN LT Unit vers. D NVLT
3FE 00140 BA 48-port Shielded VDSL2 over ISDN LT Unit vers. D NVLT
3FE 00161 AA 48-port VDSL2 over ISDN LT Unit vers.H NVLT
3FE 00161 AB 48-port VDSL2 over ISDN LT Unit vers.H NVLT
3FE 00162 AA 48-port VDSL2 over POTS LT Unit vers. G NVLT
3FE 00162 AB 48-port VDSL2 over POTS LT Unit vers. G NVLT
3FE 26682 BA MultiDSL LT Unit version B NALT
3FE 26698 AA Combined NT Unit version A NANT
3FE 26698 AB Combined NT Unit version A NANT
3FE 26698 DA Combined NT Unit version A NANT
3FE 26698 DB Combined NT Unit version A NANT
3FE 27289 AA MultiDSL CO-LT Version C - POTS NALT
3FE 27289 AB MultiDSL OD-LT Version C - POTS NALT
3FE 27289 BA MultiDSL CO-LT Version D - ISDN NALT
3FE 27289 BB MultiDSL OD-LT Version D - ISDN NALT
3FE 27420 AA FD POTS Only Line Termination Unit version A NPOT
3FE 27420 AB FD POTS Only Line Termination Unit Version A NPOT
3FE 27420 AC FD POTS Only Line Termination Unit Version A NPOT
3FE 27562 AA FD Voice Package Server version A NVPS
3FE 27562 AB FD Voice Package Server version A NVPS
3FE 27562 AC FD Voice Package Server version A NVPS
3FE 27649 AA SHDSL Line Termination Unit version A NSLT
3FE 27715 AA FD ISDN BRA (2B1Q) LT Unit version A NBAT
3FE 27725 AF ETSI Passive 48 Port POTS Splitter with MTA NPSP
3FE 27796 AC Flexible Density Shelf - version B NFXS
3FE 27796 AD Flexible Density Shelf - version B NFXS
3FE 27796 AE Flexible Density Shelf - version B NFXS
3FE 27944 AB MII Passive POTS Splitter without MTA NPSP
3FE 27944 AF MII Passive POTS Splitter with full MTA NPSP
3FE 28209 AA GE NT I/O Applique version B NCNC
3FE 28212 AA GE NT I/O Applique version C NCNC
3FE 28619 AA 48 port Passive POTS/ISDN (2B1Q) Splitter NPSU
3FE 28682 AA FD Ethernet Line Termination NELT
3FE 28793 AA MDF Cut-Through Applique VCTM
3FE 28794 AA 4 lines Passive VDSL-POTS MDF Splitter Version A VSPM
3FE 28795 AA 4 lines Passive VDSL-POTS/ISDN 2B1Q MDF Splitter VSUM
3FE 28796 AA 4 lines Passive VDSL-POTS/ISDN 4B3T MDF Splitter VSUM
3FE 28824 AA Passive VDSL2 Universal 2B1Q Splitter NVSU
3FE 28826 AA Passive VDSL2 Universal 4B3T Splitter NVSU
3FE 29192 AA Standard Fan Unit AFAN
3FE 29192 AB Low Acoustic Noise Fan Unit AFAN
3FE 29512 AA MultiDSL OD-LT Version E - POTS NALT
3FE 29512 AB MultiDSL CO-LT Version E - POTS NALT
3FE 29534 AA GE NT Applique I/O version D NCNC
3FE 29629 AA ETSI Passive 48 Port POTS VDSL Splitter NVSP
3FE 29655 AA MII FleXible Density Shelf version B NFXS
3FE 29655 AB FleXible Density Shelf version B (MII) NFXS

3FE 29751 AA 48 Ports Passive POTS/ISDN (4B3T) Splitter NPSU

3FE 29862 AA GE NT Applique I/O Version E NCNC
3FE 29862 AB 1GE/2.5GE NT Applique I/O Version E NCNC
3FE 60120 AA FD Test Access Unit Subscriber NTAU
3FE 60121 AA FD Cut Trough Applique with full MTA NCTA
3FE 60292 AA Option A Passive POTS Splitter NPSP
3FE 60301 BA 10GE NT I/O applique version F NCNC
3FE 60609 AA FD ISDN BRA (2B1Q) LT Unit version B NBAT
3FE 60609 BA FD ISDN BRA (4B3T) LT Unit version B NBAT
3FE 60702 AA 48 line FD Wetting Current Applique NWCA
3FE 60702 AB 24 line FD Wetting Current Applique NWCA
3FE 60853 AA Flexible Density Cut-through Applique NCTA
3FE 60858 AA FD POTS Only Line Termination Unit Version B NPOT
3FE 60858 AB FD POTS Only Line Termination Unit Version B NPOT
3FE 60858 BB FD POTS Only Line Termination Unit Version B NPOT
3FE 61074 BA Universal Dummy Front Panel without EMC Gasket
3FE 61074 BB Universal Dummy Front Panel with EMC Gasket
3FE 61154 AA Passive 48-port VDSL2 over POTS Splitter NVSP
3FE 61169 AA Passive 48-port ETSI option A POTS Splitter NVSP
3FE 61233 BB MultiDSL CO Combined LT/Splitter (POTS) NALS
3FE 61438 AA MultiDSL over POTS OD-LT Unit version J NALT
3FE 61438 BA MultiDSL over POTS CO-LT Unit version J NALT
3FE 61555 AA Combine NT Unit version D NANT
3FE 61555 AB Combine NT Unit version D NANT
3FE 61555 CB Combine NT Unit version D (MPLS) NANT
3FE 61582 AA MultiDSL OD Combined LT/Splitter (ISDN) NALS
3FE 61582 BA MultiDSL CO Combined LT/Splitter (ISDN) NALS
3FE 61584 BA MultiDSL over ISDN CO-LT Unit version K NALT
3FE 63358 AA 48L VDSL2 LT Unit with MELT - version M NVLT
3FE 63423 AA 72L ADSL2plus LT with MELT - version M NALT
3FE 63626 AA SHDSL LT Unit with MELT - version B NSLT
3FE 63767 AB MultiDSL over POTS OD LT Unit - version L NALT
3FE 63767 BB MultiDSL over POTS CO LT Unit - version L NALT
3FE 64130 AA GPON NT I/O Applique version G NCNC
3FE 64324 AA 48L VDSL2 Combined LT/Splitter Unit (POTS) NVLS
3FE 64331 AA 48L VDSL2 over POTS LT Unit - version P NVLT
3FE 64332 AA 48L VDSL2 over ISDN LT Unit - version Q NVLT
3FE 64333 AA 48L VDSL2 LT Unit with MELT - version N NVLT
3FE 64333 AB 48L VDSL2 LT Unit with MELT - version N NVLT
3FE 64746 AA Combined NT Unit version E NANT
3FE 64746 AB Combined NT Unit version E NANT
3FE 65005 AA Dummy Front Panel for NGLT Board
3FE 65642 AA 10GE NT I/O Applique w/ MPLS - version H NCNC
3FE 65721 AA Vector Processing Server Board NDPS
3FE 65728 AA 48p POTS SLV LT (with integrated splitters) NDLS
3FE 65799 AA 48p POTS SLV LT with MELT (no integrated splitters) NDLT
3FE 65800 AA 48p POTS SLV LT without MELT (no integrated splitters) NDLT

3FE 65820 AA 72p VDSL2 LT without MELT NVLT

3FE 65821 AA 72p VDSL2 LT with MELT NVLT
3FE 65830 AA 48p POTS BLV LT - version C NDLT
3HH 01046 AA CWDM SFP Tranceivers SFP
3HH 01046 HA FE SFP 100Base LX Single Mode with SGMII SFP
3HH 01046 JA Multi-rate 10-Gigabit Optical Module XFP
3HH 01046 KA GE PX20 Optical Modules SFP
3HH 01046 NA 2.5G SFP SFP
3HH 01046 SA 2.5G BX Optical Modules SFP
Table 4 : Supported hardware list of 7330 ISAM FTTN for R4.3.02
7360 ISAM FX R4.3.02

3EC 37533 NB ADSL FAN Unit with dust filter AFAN
3FE 53701 AC Combined NT Unit version F FANT
3FE 53711 AA EPON Line Termination Board - version A FPLT
3FE 54057 AA FX FE/GE NT I/O Applique - version B FNIO
3FE 64936 AA FX-8 shelf for ETSI/MII NFXS
3FE 64985 AA General Facility Card version E NGFC
3FE 64993 AA General Facility Card version F NGFC
3FE 64994 AA FX-4 Fan Unit AFAN
3FE 65060 AA FX-8 Fan Unit AFAN
3FE 65651 AA Dummy Front Panel for NT board
3HH 01046 UA Downstream EPON Optical Modules SFP
Table 5 : Supported hardware list of 7360 ISAM FX for R4.3.02

1.8. 5520 AMS - ISAM Compatibility
5520 AMS R9.1.0 supports previous ISAM 4.3 Releases and ISAM 4.3.02 Release with
R4.3 plug v3.0.

2. SITE VISIT PREPARATION
This is the list of items recommended to take with you while going to site. Go
through this list before you go to a site-work.
As soon as the date/time of the activities confirmed, inform the Fixed Access
TAC/TSO group in your region. Share your MOP with the TAC team. It is a good
practice to ask them to review your MOPs. Since they are aware of many known-
issues, they can make some recommendations. During the activity, if you have any
issues you will need to raise a Support Ticket in order to get a remote support.
2.1. Information Checklist

Fill the form below:
No Information Explanation
1 Box Configurations See the “Box Configuration” section in this chapter.
Do you have additional config file to apply the box?
2 Site Address & Location Do you have the information to go there?
3 Site Security Permission Did you arrange the site security permission for the
planned date & time?
4 Site Contact Person Who (from the customer site) will be in charge for
your visit?
5 Scope of Work Do you know what operations/tasks will you be
responsible for? Do you have a written statement
confirmed by the customer?
6 Remote Access Configurations Far end devices configurations needs to be done by
the customer or 3rd parties or by yourself.
Table 6 : Site-Visit Information Checklist
2.2. Tools and Devices
No Material For Use

1 Console Cable To connect to the box locally
2 Antistatic wrist strap Always use the antistatic wrist strap before you touch the
hardware
3 External USB Hard Disk To store Backups, SW loads, configurations
4 USB Flash Disk Document and file sharing/transfer with the customer or
3rd parties
5 Screw Driver To mount a fresh product on-site / To tighten the loose
screws
6 Pen and paper To take notes while sharing some information with the
customer
7 Labeling Stickers Different sized of stickers to label the box, cable endpoints
etc.
8 Laptop with Com port or To connect to the box locally
USB to Serial convertor
(Male)
9 Terminal Program For example Putty, MS Terminal, Hummingbird
Table 7 : Tools and Devices for site visit

2.3. Personnel in Charge

The following personnel will be involved in the activity:
Name of personnel Role Contact numbers

e.g. Router Configuration
e.g Karl Fredrich Gauss
Engineer – Alcatel-Lucent
e.g 5620 SAM Engineer – Seven
e.g Leonhard Euler
Bridges of Königsberg Telecom
Table 8: Personnel in Charge
2.4. Escalation Procedure

During the activity, if any problem occurs then the following engineers and/or
people in charge should be notified for further actions.
Proponent
Name/Group/Contact Number: e.g Edsger Dijkstra / FAE / +90530…
IS/Contact Number: e.g Richard Bellman / FO/ +90540…
Next Level IS: e.g Lester Ford, Jr / +90505…
Implementor
Name/Group/Contact Number: e.g Bernhard Riemann /ALU / +90530..
IS/Contact Number: e.g Isaac Newton / ALU / +90540…
Next Level IS: e.g Gottfried Leibniz / ALU / +90505…
Change Control
Name/Contact Number: e.g Max Planck / +90530…
IS/Contact Number: e.g Paul Dirac / +90540…
Next Level IS: e.g Richard Feynman / +90505…
Information to Raise a Support Ticket

Welcome Center Phone -
Welcome Center Email Address -
Customer Name -
Customer Support Contract No -

2.5. Box Configurations

Fill and check the box configuration table with required information before going
site. It is recommended to populate the form below for each box and attach on the
equipment before delivering to the field.
For each server & shelf, fill a separate form as below.
Box Specifications
Location Geographical location of device
Serial Number Enter chassis serial number here
Role1 Primary Server
Role2 Secondary Server
Redundancy e.g. Collocated/Distributed
Shelf Model NFXS-A
Power Supply What are the power requirements of the device?

Faults Any faults seen at the before/after the installation
Management TCP/IP Config e.g. IP address for accessing the device
Management Access Method e.g. telnet, ssh or http
Management User Name e.g. root
Management Password e.g. changeme
IP1 Configurations bge0 : 212.156.115.164/24 ; GW : 212.156.115.254
IP2 Configurations bge1 : 10.1.1.100/24
System Login Info e.g. root
CLI password e.g. password
TL1 password e.g. password
Host id
Table 9 : Box Configuration

2.6. Timetable
Fill the activity timetable below according to your plan. Columns starts with
“proposal” should be filled in before the activity and columns with “actual” will
be filled in after the password recovery activity.
Activity Details and Coordination

Proposed Proposed End Actual Actual End
Item Description Start Date/Time Date/Time Start Date/Time
Date/Time
eg. Personnel Check 21st Dec 21:30 21st Dec 21:40
eg. Preliminary Work Lists … …
eg. Reboot the router … …
e.g Zero Config Startup…

e.g. Execute the original
config
e.g. Service and Traffic Check
e.g. Rebooting the Box
( Service Interruption )
Table 10: Timetable

3. PRE-UPGRADE TASKS
This section will give detailed information about the tasks that needs to be done
before starting upgrade procedure.
3.1. Pre-Upgrade Checklist
Entrance Criteria
The “Site Visit Preparation” section should be completed.
Pre-Software Upgrade Checklist Applied

1 Verify that you have remote connection to management server
2 Verify that you have username and password for Unix login
Verify that you have username and password to login via CLI to
3
7302 ISAM, 7330 ISAM FTTN or 7360 ISAM FX.
4 Verify that required software downloaded from OLCS
Verify that Software package transferred to 5520 AMS
5
successfully
MOP and Activity Date/Time Information Shared with Fixed
6
Access TSO/TAC group
Table 11: Pre-Software Upgrade Checklist
3.2. Getting the Software

Before starting the software upgrade, you need to download the required software.
Download the related release that is going to be installed from the Alcatel-Lucent
Market site: https://support.alcatel-lucent.com/portal/olcsHome.do
1. Log in to Alcatel-Lucent Market.

Figure 1: Log in to Alcatel-Lucent Market
2. Select the related product.
Figure 2: Selecting the Correct Hardware Model
3. Click on the link "Downloads: Electronic Delivery".

4. Select the related release then click on “Next” button.

Figure 3: Select Proper Software Release then click on “Next” button
5. Enter the download directory then click on the “Download” button.
Figure 4: Enter the download directory then click on the “Download” button
6. Please see the “Download Succeeded” pop-up. The download time may vary
with internet bandwidth.

4. SOFTWARE UPGRADE VIA AMS

For ISAM software upgrade, please follow the procedures in below.
In the section, for ISAM software migration AMS server used as TFTP server and
from the AMS GUI the software download & upgrade actions are commenced.
4.1. Upgrade Checklist
Entrance Criteria
The “Pre-Upgrade Tasks” section should be completed.
Pre-Installation Checklist Applied

1 Verify that ISAM software package unzipped successfully
Verify that software and descriptor file prepared at designated
2
folder
Verify that new software release defined to AMS Software
3
section
4 Verify that new software downloaded to ISAM successfully
5 Verify that new software version is active after upgrade
Table 12: Pre-Installation Checklist
4.2. Upload the Downloaded Software Release to the AMS

Server
Before uploading the software to AMS server, please check the ISAM OSWP table
from software management to find out which release or software working on ISAM.
One OSWP should be empty, if not, commit the active software which will clear the
other OSWP.
leg:isadmin># show software-mngt oswp

================================================================
========================
oswp table
================================================================
========================
| | | |commit
index|name |availability|act-status|status
-----+---------------------------------------------+------------+----------+------------
1 L6GPAZ42.216 enabled active committed
2 NO_OSWP empty not-active un-committed
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
oswp count : 2
=================================================================
=======================
leg:isadmin>#
Table 13: List OSWP

Create a temporary folder in the AMS server that will be used during software
preparation. In the document,” Upgrade_SW” is the name of the temporary folder
bash-3.00# cd /
bash-3.00# mkdir Upgrade_SW
bash-3.00# chmod 777 Upgrade_SW/
Table 14: Temporary Folder Creation
After that new software can be uploaded to AMS server via remote connection by
typing the following command:
scp <ISAM_SW.tar> username@<AMS_server_IP>:<Temporary_folder>
Table 15: Secure Copy
After upload process completed successfully, the upgrade procedure can be started
on the AMS.
4.3. Preparing the Software for Upgrade

Connect to the 5520 AMS server via SSH or Telnet with root privileges and then:
1. Unzip the ISAM software package that transferred at section “Upload the
Downloaded Software Release to the AMS Server”
bash-3.00# cd /Upgrade_SW/
bash-3.00# tar -xf ISAM4_3.tar
bash-3.00# ls -lart
total 638726
drwxr-xr-x 2 21058 3610 3 Jul 31 02:11 Migration_tool
drwxr-xr-x 2 21058 3610 3 Jul 31 02:11 ISAM_migration
drwxr-xr-x 2 21058 3610 4 Jul 31 02:11 ISAM
drwxr-xr-x 2 21058 3610 3 Jul 31 02:11 xVPS_migration
drwxr-xr-x 2 21058 3610 3 Jul 31 02:11 SHub_migration
-rw-rw-rw- 1 21058 3610 4174 Jul 31 02:11 readme.txt
drwxr-xr-x 2 21058 3610 3 Jul 31 02:11 CDE_profiles
drwxr-xr-x 2 21058 3610 6 Jul 31 23:17 docs
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root amssys 326758400 Aug 13 16:11 ISAM4_3.tar
drwxr-xr-x 34 root root 39 Aug 14 14:03 ..
drwxrwxrwx 9 root root 11 Aug 14 14:07
Table 16: Untar ISAM Package

2. Navigate to “ISAM” folder under the “Upgrade_SW” and check the software
file and descriptor file.
bash-3.00# cd ISAM
bash-3.00# ls -lart
total 580537
-r--r--r-- 1 21058 3610 296990720 Jul 30 14:13 L6GQAA43.170.tar
-rw-r--r-- 1 21058 3610 143 Jul 31 02:11 L6GPAA43.170
drwxr-xr-x 2 21058 3610 4 Jul 31 02:11 .
drwxrwxrwx 9 root root 11 Aug 14 14:07 ..
bash-3.00# chmod 777 L6G*
bash-3.00# ls -lart
total 580537
-rwxrwxrwx 1 21058 3610 296990720 Jul 30 14:13 L6GQAA43.170.tar
-rwxrwxrwx 1 21058 3610 143 Jul 31 02:11 L6GPAA43.170
drwxrwx--- 6 amssys amssys 6 Aug 3 16:26 ..
drwxrwx--- 2 amssys amssys 4 Aug 14 14:21 .
bash-3.00#
Table 17: Navigate to ISAM dir
3. Move both software & descriptor file to

“/var/opt/ams/shared/common/ne/software”
bash-3.00# mv L6G* /var/opt/ams/shared/common/ne/software

bash-3.00# cd /var/opt/ams/shared/common/ne/software
bash-3.00# ls -lart
total 580537
bash-3.00#
Table 18: Move Descriptor File
4. Editing descriptor file to match TFTP server IP address which is the AMS
server IP address for this procedure.
bash-3.00# vi L6GPAA43.170
"L6GPAA43.170" 5 lines, 143 characters
;
OVERALL-DESCRIPTOR-FILE L6GPAA43.170
BEGIN
SYNTAX-VERSION : 01.00;
ASAM-CORE : /L6GQAA43.170 <IP Address of AMS Server> 0.0.0.0;
END
bash-3.00# cat L6GPAA43.170
BEGIN
ASAM-CORE : /L6GQAA43.170 172.29.7.249 0.0.0.0;
END
bash-3.00#

Table 19: Overall-Descriptor file
4.4. Adding New Software Release to 5520 AMS

After preparing software files, software upgrade can be done by following
procedure:
1. Login to the 5520 AMS GUI with AMS client
2. Click on the “Perspective Menu (1) -> Software (2)” on AMS menu to open
the NE Software File Preparation window.
Figure 5 : NE Software File Preparation
3. Right click on the “New SW Releases under Software Releases” and create
NW SW release.

Figure 6 : Create New SW Load
4. Select NE type/Release, Name and Description. Name should be on

“L6GPAAxy.klm” format. Easily give the same name as the software load
after changing the 4th character Q with P.
Figure 7 : Add New Software Delivery

5. Select the proper SW file from the table and press to “Finish”.
Figure 8 : Selecting Software File
4.5. Downloading New Software to an NE

1. Click on the Open Perspective icon on 5520 AMS GUI main screen and choose
Software from the perspectives menu.
Figure 9 : Choose software from the Perspective

2. Pick up “Download Software to NE” on “SW Tasks” menu and click on “Add”
button to choose NE’s to download new software.
Figure 10 : Download SW to NE
3. Select any filter and press to “Build List” choose NE’s on 5520 AMS and click
on Finish.
Figure 11: Selecting NE

4. Press to “Finish” to start software download to ISAM
Figure 12 : Finishing Software Download Preparation
5. Software Download Process will be start.
Figure 13: Software Download to NE
6. Check the software download from the ISAM OSWP table

leg:isadmin># show software-mngt oswp detail

=====================================================
=====================
oswp table (detailed)
=====================================================
=====================
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
oswp
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
index : 1
name : OSWP/172.29.7.249/L6GPAA42.440/L6GPAA42.440
availability : downloading act-status : not-active
commit-status : un-committed
download-error : no-error
err-file-name :
err-file-server : 0.0.0.0
auto-activate-error : no-error
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
oswp
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
index : 2
name : L6GPAA42.401
availability : enabled act-status : active
commit-status : committed
err-file-name :
=====================================================
===================
Table 20: Check version after download
7. When download procedure ends, a result window will be pop-up.
4.6. Activating the New Software via AMS

1. Pick up “Activate NE Software” on “SW Tasks” menu of “Software”.

Figure 14 : NE Software Activation

2. Press to “Add” button and then select any filter and press to “Build List”
choose NE’s on 5520 AMS and click on Finish.
Figure 15: NE selection
3. Review the selected NE’s once again and press to “Next”.
Figure 16: Review Selected NE's

4. Choose action and click on Finish to start software activation.
Figure 17: Starting NE Software Activation
Figure 18 : Activation
5. When activation finishes, a result windows will be pop-up.

5. SOFTWARE UPGRADE VIA TL1

In the section, AMS server used as a TFTP server, for transferring the new software
load to ISAM. However another TFTP server or TFTP software can be used. Software
download to ISAM & software activation initialized from the ISAM TL1 connection.
Entrance Criteria

1 Verify that ISAM software package transferred successfully.
3
folder
4 Verify that one OSWP is empty.
5.2. Upload New Software Release to the AMS server

Before uploading the software to AMS server, please check the ISAM OSWP table
from software management to find out which release or software working on ISAM.
One OSWP should be empty, if not, commit the active software which will clear the
other OSWP.
leg:isadmin># show software-mngt oswp

================================================================
========================
oswp table
================================================================
========================
| | | |commit
index|name |availability|act-status|status
-----+---------------------------------------------+------------+----------+------------
1 L6GPAZ42.216 enabled active committed
2 NO_OSWP empty not-active un-committed
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
oswp count : 2
=================================================================
=======================
leg:isadmin>#
Table 22: List OSWP
Create a temporary folder in the AMS server that will be used during software
preparation. In the document,” Upgrade_SW” is the name of the temporary folder

bash-3.00# cd /
bash-3.00# mkdir Upgrade_SW
bash-3.00# chmod 777 Upgrade_SW/
Table 23: Temporary Folder Creation
After that new software can be uploaded to AMS server via remote connection by
typing the following command:
scp <ISAM_SW.tar> username@<AMS_server_IP>:<Temporary_folder>
Table 24: Secure Copy
After upload process completed successfully, the upgrade procedure can be started
on the AMS.


Connect to the 5520 AMS server via SSH or Telnet with root privileges and then:
1. Unzip the ISAM software package that transferred at section “Upload New
Software Release to the AMS server”
bash-3.00# cd /Upgrade_SW/
bash-3.00# tar -xf ISAM4_3.tar
bash-3.00# ls -lart
total 638726
drwxr-xr-x 2 21058 3610 3 Jul 31 02:11 Migration_tool
drwxr-xr-x 2 21058 3610 3 Jul 31 02:11 ISAM_migration
drwxr-xr-x 2 21058 3610 4 Jul 31 02:11 ISAM
drwxr-xr-x 2 21058 3610 3 Jul 31 02:11 xVPS_migration
drwxr-xr-x 2 21058 3610 3 Jul 31 02:11 SHub_migration
-rw-rw-rw- 1 21058 3610 4174 Jul 31 02:11 readme.txt
drwxr-xr-x 2 21058 3610 3 Jul 31 02:11 CDE_profiles
drwxr-xr-x 2 21058 3610 6 Jul 31 23:17 docs
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root amssys 326758400 Aug 13 16:11 ISAM4_3.tar
drwxr-xr-x 34 root root 39 Aug 14 14:03 ..
drwxrwxrwx 9 root root 11 Aug 14 14:07
Table 25: Untar ISAM Package
2. Navigate to “ISAM” folder under the “Upgrade_SW” and check the software
file and descriptor file.
bash-3.00# cd ISAM
bash-3.00# ls -lart
total 580537
-r--r--r-- 1 21058 3610 296990720 Jul 30 14:13 L6GQAA43.170.tar
-rw-r--r-- 1 21058 3610 143 Jul 31 02:11 L6GPAA43.170
drwxr-xr-x 2 21058 3610 4 Jul 31 02:11 .
drwxrwxrwx 9 root root 11 Aug 14 14:07 ..
bash-3.00# chmod 777 L6G*
bash-3.00# ls -lart
total 580537
bash-3.00#
Table 26: Navigate to ISAM dir

3. Move both software & descriptor file to

“/var/opt/ams/shared/common/ne/software”
bash-3.00# mv L6G* /var/opt/ams/shared/common/ne/software

bash-3.00# cd /var/opt/ams/shared/common/ne/software
bash-3.00# ls -lart
total 580537
bash-3.00#
Table 27: Move Descriptor File
4. Editing descriptor file to match TFTP server IP address which is the AMS
server IP address for this procedure.
;
BEGIN
END
BEGIN
ASAM-CORE : /L6GQAA43.170 172.29.7.249 0.0.0.0;
END
bash-3.00#


1. Login to ISAM node via TL1. Before downloading the software to ISAM node,
please check the ISAM OSWP table from software management to find out
which release or software working on ISAM. One OSWP should be empty, if
not, commit the active software which will clear the other OSWP.
REPT-OPSTAT-OSWP::ALL::
"OSWP-1:AVAILSTAT,ENABLED"
"OSWP-1:ACTSTAT,ACTIVE"
"OSWP-1:COMMITSTAT,COMMITTED"
"OSWP-1:AUTOACTVERR,NOERROR"
"OSWP-2:AVAILSTAT,EMPTY"
"OSWP-2:ACTSTAT,NOTACTIVE"
"OSWP-2:COMMITSTAT,UNCOMMITTED"
Table 29: List OSWP
ED-OSWP::OSWP-2::::ACTIVATION=,COMMITMENT=,ABORT=TRUE,AUTOACTIVE=
Table 30: Deleting OSWP
2. Download new software to ISAM node.
DL-OSWP:::::<IP ADDRESS OF TFTP SERVER>,,<DESCRIPTOR FILE NAME>
DL-OSWP:::::172.29.7.249,,L6GPAA43.170
Table 31: Downloading New Software
REPT-OPSTAT-OSWPDL::OSWP-2::
"OSWP-2:DLPROGRESS,DOWNLOADING"
"OSWP-2:DLERROR,NOERROR"
"OSWP-2:COMPSET,148"
"OSWP-2:AVAILCOMPSET,34"
"OSWP-2:TOTALDISK,374423552"
"OSWP-2:FREEDISK,181411840"
"OSWP-2:DLSERVPRI,172.29.7.249"
"OSWP-2:DLSERVSEC,0.0.0.0"
"OSWP-2:PACKNAME,L6GPAA43.170"
Table 32: Downloading Progress

REPT-OPSTAT-OSWPDL::OSWP-2::
"OSWP-2:DLPROGRESS,ENABLED"
"OSWP-2:DLERROR,NOERROR"
"OSWP-2:COMPSET,148"
"OSWP-2:AVAILCOMPSET,37"
"OSWP-2:TOTALDISK,374423552"
"OSWP-2:FREEDISK,139427840"
"OSWP-2:DLSERVPRI,172.29.7.249"
"OSWP-2:DLSERVSEC,0.0.0.0"
"OSWP-2:PACKNAME,L6GPAA43.170"
Table 33: Downloading Result
5.5. Activating the New Software via TL1

1. Login to ISAM node via TL1 & activate the new software package.
ED-OSWP::OSWP-2::::ACTIVATION=WITHDEFDB,COMMITMENT=,ABORT=,AUTOACTIVE=
Table 34: Activate the New Software
2. Check OSWP status of ISAM node.
REPT-OPSTAT-OSWP::ALL::
"OSWP-1:ACTSTAT,NOTACTIVE"
"OSWP-1:COMMITSTAT,COMMITTED"
"OSWP-2:ACTSTAT,ACTIVE"
"OSWP-2:COMMITSTAT,UNCOMMITTED"
Table 35: Check OSWP Status

6. SOFTWARE UPGRADE VIA CLI

Software download to ISAM & software activation initialized from the ISAM CLI
connection.
Entrance Criteria

Verify that TFTP software started and accepting TFTP
1
connection requests
3
folder
4 Verify that one OSWP is empty.

1. Extract “ISAM4_3.tar” software file downloaded from “OLCS”.
2. There should be “ISAM” folder in extracted files. Double click the “ISAM” folder
and move the “L6GPAA43.279” and “L6GQAA43.279.tar” files to TFTP root folder
of the related AMS server(for 5520 AMS R9.1 “/ams/swm/ne”).
3. Give an IP address to your personal computer in the same network with ISAM.
4. Edit the “L6GPAA43.170” descriptor file with “vi editor”. Edit the path and
filename of the software package file “L6GQAA43.170” also IP address of the TFTP
server.
;
BEGIN
END


BEGIN
ASAM-CORE : /L6GQAA43.170 172.29.7.249 0.0.0.0;
END
bash-3.00#
a) Extract the “L6GQAA43.170.tar” file in TFTP root folder.

1. Login to ISAM node via CLI. Before downloading the software to ISAM node,
please check the ISAM OSWP table to find out which software package working on
ISAM. One OSWP should be empty, if not, commit the active software which will
clear the other OSWP or abort-download not-active OSWP.

================================================================================
================================================================================
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
oswp
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
index : 1
name : L6GPAA43.255
err-file-name :
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
oswp
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
index : 2
name : L6GPAA42.413
availability : enabled act-status : not-active
err-file-name :
================================================================================
Table 38: Check the OSWP Table

leg:isadmin># admin software-mngt oswp 2 abort-download

================================================================================
================================================================================
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
oswp
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
index : 1
name : L6GPAA43.255
err-file-name :
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
oswp
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
index : 2
name : NO_OSWP
availability : empty act-status : not-active
err-file-name :
================================================================================
Table 39: Abort the Not-Active OSWP
First configure the TFTP server IP address.
leg:isadmin># configure software-mngt oswp 2 primary-file-server-id 172.29.7.249
Table 40: Configure the TFTP Server IP Address
Download the new software to ISAM.
leg:isadmin># admin software-mngt oswp 2 download L6GPAA43.170
Table 41: Configure the TFTP Server IP Address


================================================================================
================================================================================
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
oswp
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
index : 1
name : L6GPAA43.255
err-file-name :
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
oswp
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
index : 2
name : L6GPAA43.170
availability : downloading act-status : not-active
err-file-name :
================================================================================

================================================================================
================================================================================
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
oswp
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
index : 1
name : L6GPAA43.255
err-file-name :
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
oswp
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
index : 2
name : L6GPAA43.170
availability : enabled act-status : not-active
err-file-name :
================================================================================
Table 42: Check Download Status

6.4. Activating the New Software via CLI

Activate the new software package from the CLI
leg:isadmin># admin software-mngt oswp 2 activate with-default-db
#OR to save the configuration with the last configured DB:
leg:isadmin># admin software-mngt oswp 2 activate with-linked-db
Table 43: Activate the New Software

7. Post-Software Upgrade Checklist

Post- Software Upgrade Checklist Applied
1 Verify the upgrade operation is successfully completed
Verify that 7302 ISAM/ISAM-V , 7330 ISAM FTTN or 7360 ISAM FX
2
is back online after software activation
3 Verify the new software version
Exit Criteria
The proper Software Upgrade section should be completed.
Table 44: Post-SW Upgrade Checklist

APPENDIX A. INDEX OF TABLES

TABLE 1 : DOCUMENT REVISION HISTORY...............................................................................3
TABLE 2 : DOCUMENT LIST.............................................................................................4
TABLE 3 : SUPPORTED HARDWARE LIST OF 7302 ISAM FOR R4.3.02...................................................7
TABLE 4 : SUPPORTED HARDWARE LIST OF 7330 ISAM FTTN FOR R4.3.02..........................................10
TABLE 6 : SUPPORTED HARDWARE LIST OF 7360 ISAM FX FOR R4.3.02..............................................11
TABLE 7 : SITE-VISIT INFORMATION CHECKLIST........................................................................12
TABLE 8 : TOOLS AND DEVICES FOR SITE VISIT........................................................................12
TABLE 9: PERSONNEL IN CHARGE......................................................................................13
TABLE 10 : BOX CONFIGURATION.....................................................................................14
TABLE 11: TIMETABLE................................................................................................. 15
TABLE 12: PRE-SOFTWARE UPGRADE CHECKLIST......................................................................16
TABLE 13: PRE-INSTALLATION CHECKLIST.............................................................................19
TABLE 14: LIST OSWP............................................................................................... 19
TABLE 15: TEMPORARY FOLDER CREATION............................................................................20
TABLE 16: SECURE COPY............................................................................................. 20
TABLE 17: UNTAR ISAM PACKAGE....................................................................................20
TABLE 18: NAVIGATE TO ISAM DIR....................................................................................21
TABLE 19: MOVE DESCRIPTOR FILE....................................................................................21
TABLE 20: OVERALL-DESCRIPTOR FILE.................................................................................21
TABLE 21: CHECK VERSION AFTER DOWNLOAD.........................................................................27
TABLE 23: LIST OSWP............................................................................................... 30
TABLE 24: TEMPORARY FOLDER CREATION............................................................................31
TABLE 25: SECURE COPY............................................................................................. 31
TABLE 26: UNTAR ISAM PACKAGE....................................................................................32
TABLE 27: NAVIGATE TO ISAM DIR....................................................................................32
TABLE 28: MOVE DESCRIPTOR FILE....................................................................................33
TABLE 30: LIST OSWP............................................................................................... 34
TABLE 31: DELETING OSWP.......................................................................................... 34
TABLE 32: DOWNLOADING NEW SOFTWARE............................................................................34
TABLE 33: DOWNLOADING PROGRESS.................................................................................34
TABLE 34: DOWNLOADING RESULT....................................................................................35
TABLE 35: ACTIVATE THE NEW SOFTWARE.............................................................................35
TABLE 36: CHECK OSWP STATUS.....................................................................................35
TABLE 39: CHECK THE OSWP TABLE.................................................................................37
TABLE 40: ABORT THE NOT-ACTIVE OSWP...........................................................................38
TABLE 41: CONFIGURE THE TFTP SERVER IP ADDRESS................................................................38
TABLE 42: CONFIGURE THE TFTP SERVER IP ADDRESS................................................................38
TABLE 43: CHECK DOWNLOAD STATUS................................................................................39
TABLE 44: ACTIVATE THE NEW SOFTWARE.............................................................................40
TABLE 45: POST-SW UPGRADE CHECKLIST............................................................................41


APPENDIX B. INDEX OF FIGURES

FIGURE 1: LOG IN TO ALCATEL-LUCENT MARKET......................................................................16
FIGURE 2: SELECTING THE CORRECT HARDWARE MODEL...............................................................17
FIGURE 3: SELECT PROPER SOFTWARE RELEASE THEN CLICK ON “NEXT” BUTTON......................................17
FIGURE 4: ENTER THE DOWNLOAD DIRECTORY THEN CLICK ON THE “DOWNLOAD” BUTTON.............................18
FIGURE 5 : NE SOFTWARE FILE PREPARATION.........................................................................22
FIGURE 6 : CREATE NEW SW LOAD...................................................................................22
FIGURE 7 : ADD NEW SOFTWARE DELIVERY............................................................................23
FIGURE 8 : SELECTING SOFTWARE FILE................................................................................24
FIGURE 9 : CHOOSE SOFTWARE FROM THE PERSPECTIVE...............................................................24
FIGURE 10 : DOWNLOAD SW TO NE..................................................................................25
FIGURE 11: SELECTING NE............................................................................................ 25
FIGURE 12 : FINISHING SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD PREPARATION..........................................................26
FIGURE 13: SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD TO NE............................................................................26
FIGURE 14 : NE SOFTWARE ACTIVATION...............................................................................27
FIGURE 15: NE SELECTION............................................................................................ 28
FIGURE 16: REVIEW SELECTED NE'S...................................................................................28
FIGURE 17: STARTING NE SOFTWARE ACTIVATION.....................................................................29
FIGURE 18 : ACTIVATION.............................................................................................. 29

APPENDIX C. REFERENCES
No references.

APPENDIX D. GLOSSARY
ADSL Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line
AMS ACCESS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
ETSI European Telecommunications Standard Institute
FD Flexible Density
ISAM Intelligent Services Access Manager
LT Line Termination
NT Network Termination
OSWP Over-all SoftWare Package
SCP Secure CoPy
SSH Secure Shell
TFTP Trivial File Transfer Protocol

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3FE 27944 AB MII Passive POTS Splitter without MTA NPSP

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3FE 63766 AA MultiDSL OD Combined LT/Splitter (POTS) NALS

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7330 ISAM FTTN R4.3.02

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3FE 29751 AA 48 Ports Passive POTS/ISDN (4B3T) Splitter NPSU

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3FE 65820 AA 72p VDSL2 LT without MELT NVLT

7360 ISAM FX R4.3.02

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1.8. 5520 AMS - ISAM Compatibility

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2. SITE VISIT PREPARATION

2.1. Information Checklist

2.2. Tools and Devices

No Material For Use

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2.3. Personnel in Charge

Name of personnel Role Contact numbers

2.4. Escalation Procedure

Information to Raise a Support Ticket

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2.5. Box Configurations

For each server & shelf, fill a separate form as below.

Power Supply What are the power requirements of the device?

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Activity Details and Coordination

e.g Zero Config Startup…

Table 10: Timetable

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3.1. Pre-Upgrade Checklist