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AlliedView NMS Administration Guide
3.1 Discovery Configurator (Service Provider)
The NMS uses the Discovery Configurator to discover devices in a network. To access the Discovery Configurator within
the NMS client, from the main menu go to Tools > Discovery Configurator.
On the NMS server you can also access the Discovery Configurator as a standalone tool:
• Windows: Go to Start > Allied View NMS > Tools > Discovery Configurator.
• Solaris: Execute the file <NMS_home>/bin/admintools/DiscoveryConfigurator.sh.
The general procedure to initially discover devices in a network is:
1. Using the tabs in the Discovery Configurator, set up the criteria for initial discovery. This includes the discovery schedule,
global and per-device SNMP communities, CLI logins, and determining what specific networks and nodes to discover.
2. Click Save Changes to save the changes without closing the Discovery Configurator. Click Close to exit the tool.
3. If you have not yet started the NMS server, start up the NMS server by following the instructions in the AlliedView NMS
Installation Guide.
4. Open the NMS client. Networks and devices appear in the NMS screens as they are discovered.
The Discovery Configurator includes seven tabs: Schedule, SNMP, CWMP, CLI Logins, Network Discovery, Node
Discovery, and Other Discovery. Each of these tabs is described below.
AlliedView NMS Backup and Restore AlliedView NMS Backup
AlliedView NMS Restore
Device Backup Limit
3.4.1
3.4.4
3.4.5
Node Limiting, Registering NMS load AlliedView NMS License Manager 3.5
Software Downloads Software Configuration (Modify Release
Configuration, Create Custom Load buttons)
3.6
Monitor AlliedView NMS server/processes Status Monitoring 3.9
Firmware Upload Tool Load Import 3.10
TABLE 3-1 Task List for File Administration (Continued)
Task Screen / Form Name (if Applicable) Section
- Release 14.2 1
- Reason for Update 2
- Who Should Read This Guide? 2
- About this Guide 2
- Document Conventions 3
- Supporting Documents 3
- Legal Notices 4
- Service and Support 4
- Table of Contents 5
- 1.1 AlliedView NMS Editions 17
- 1.2.3 iMG/RG Types Supported 27
- 1.3 Levels of Support 28
- 2. Starting Up 36
- 2.3 The Application Screen 37
- 2.4 Broadcasting a Message 38
- 2.6 Resource Management 40
- 2.6.3 Front-End Monitor 41
- 2.6.4 Client Memory Monitor 41
- 3. File Administration 42
- 3.1.1 Schedule Tab 44
- 3.1.2 SNMP Tab 45
- 3.1.3 CWMP Tab 46
- 3.1.4 CLI Logins Tab 48
- 3.1.5 Network Discovery Tab 51
- 3.1.6 Node Discovery Tab 53
- 3.1.7 Other Discovery Tab 55
- 3.2.1 Overview 57
- 3.2.2 Basic Tab 57
- 3.2.3 SNMP Tabs 59
- 3.2.4 CWMP Tab 60
- 3.2.5 CLI Logins Tab 61
- 3.2.6 Network Discovery Tab 63
- 3.2.7 Node Discovery Tab 64
- 3.4 Backup and Restore 66
- NMS Backup Schedule 68
- • ATINMS_BACKUP_DEST 69
- • ATIDEVICE_BACKUP_DEST 69
- • ATIDEVICE_BACKUP_LIMIT 69
- 3.5.1 Overview 73
- FIGURE 3-28 License History 75
- 3.6.1 Overview 79
- 3.9 Status Monitoring 82
- 3.9.1 Status Table 83
- 3.9.2 Menu Options (Export) 87
- AT_FwLoadImport.bat 88
- • execute AT_FwLoadImport.sh 89
- 4. Security Administration 94
- 4.2 Add a New User 96
- 4.3 User Settings 99
- 4.3.4 Viewing Audit Trails 101
- 4.4 Adding a new group 103
- • Click Add in the wizard 106
- 4.5 Custom View Scope (CVS) 107
- 4.5.4 Set Scope Properties 108
- 4.6 Permissions Tree 109
- 4.6.2 Permissions Tree 110
- TABLE 4-7 112
- 4.7.1 RADIUS 117
- 4.8.1 Overview 118
- ./AT_ConfigureRadius.sh 119
- 4.8.3 Example Configurations 126
- 5.1 Overview 131
- Task List for Provisioning 132
- 5.2 View Chassis 135
- 5.2.1 Display Types 136
- 5.3 Provisioning a Device 139
- FIGURE 5-21 Download Window 154
- 2. Save the file as motd.txt 156
- 5.3.5 Device Information 159
- 5.3.6 SNMP Agent 160
- FIGURE 5-31 SNMP Agent Panel 161
- TABLE 5-8 SNMP Agent Fields 161
- 5.3.7 SNMP Community 162
- Create SNMP Community Form 163
- 5.3.8 Obtaining SW Loads 167
- FIGURE 5-41 Purge Load Files 170
- 7. AT-AR440S and 450S 173
- 5.3.12 SysLog Management 186
- • ALL Row 189
- FIGURE 5-67 193
- 5.3.14 MPEG Test 195
- Search Find Option 207
- VLAN Configuration Options 215
- 5.5 Card Management 217
- • EPON2 - Refer to 5.5.17 219
- 5.5.3 GE3 Card 222
- 5.5.4 GE8 Card 223
- 5.5.5 ADSL24A Card 223
- TABLE 5-16 ADSL Card Details 224
- CFC24 Card Details (Duplex) 226
- CFC24 Card Details 226
- 5.5.10 FE10/FX10 Card 227
- FE10/FX10 Card Details 228
- 5.5.11 FX20 Card 229
- 5.5.12 POTS24 Card 229
- Create POTS 24 Card Form 230
- 5.5.13 CES8 Card 237
- 5.5.14 NTE8 Card 239
- 5.5.21 GE24POE 241
- Field/Button Description 246
- 1. View Only 247
- Provision New EPON Port 260
- Optical Networking 261
- Unit (ONU) 261
- 5.6.12 Status Tab 264
- 5.6.14 iMG/RG Tab 267
- • Internet Service 268
- • Security 268
- • Firewall 268
- TABLE 5-38 IP Filters Form 290
- • Valid Intervals 291
- • Invalid Intervals 291
- • Current 1 Day Time Elapsed 291
- FIGURE 5-170 CES PSPAN Tab 311
- 5.6.24 VDSL24 Port 330
- 5.6.25 Statistics Tab 335
- TABLE 5-54 Stats Graph Tab 337
- 5.6.26 Port Log Tab 338
- 5.6.27 DHCP Tab 338
- 5.6.28 FDB Tab 338
- 5.6.29 Video Tab 338
- Video Tab 339
- Video Tab (Continued) 340
- 5.6.30 ATM Bonding 341
- FIGURE 5-193 ATMBOND Tab 342
- • For SELT Up/Down 346
- FIGURE 5-199 ATMBOND Diags 347
- 5.6.31 STP Tab 348
- 5.7.2 GenBand Reports 352
- GenBand Line Report 353
- 5.7.7 POE View / Modify Port 374
- 5.8.1 One Time 375
- 5.8.2 Recurring 376
- 5.8.3 View Tasks Form 377
- 5.9.1 Alarms/Events 378
- 5.9.2 Performance 378
- Task Application Steps 379
- • File not found 386
- 5.9.10 Manage/Unmanage 389
- 5.9.11 Update Status 389
- 5.10 Manage CLI Users 390
- 5.11 Customer Cutover 390
- 5.11.3 Procedure Overview 392
- 6.1 Overview 406
- 6.1.1 Profile Management 407
- 6.1.2 Quality of Service 407
- 6.1.5 NTE8 Service 408
- 6.2.1 Overview 408
- FIGURE 6-2 VLAN Network Map 410
- 6.2.4 Physical Network Map 411
- 6.3 Creating Network VLANs 417
- FIGURE 6-13 Edit Ports Form 422
- 6.4 Extending Network VLANs 423
- 6.6 Deleting Network VLANs 426
- 6.7.1 Overview 427
- 6.7.2 Create Network VLAN 427
- 6.9.1 Overview 444
- 6.9.2 HVLAN Configuration 444
- 6.10 Profile Management 452
- 6.10.2 Creating a Profile 457
- 6.10.4 Deleting a Profile 460
- 6.10.5 Deploying a Profile 461
- Deploy on Port Profile Form 462
- Deploy on Device Profile Form 463
- 6.10.6 Redeploying a Profile 464
- 6.10.9 Profile Monitoring 465
- SHOW INTERFACE 466
- 6.10.16 DS3 SFP Support 477
- DS3-SFP tab 481
- 6.11.1 Overview 487
- 6.11.2 QoS Flows 493
- 6.11.3 QoS Priority Action 496
- 6.11.7 QoS Policy Rule Form 507
- 1. Upstream/Downstream Links 518
- 2. Downstream Only Link 518
- 6.12.5 Redeploying Policies 531
- FIGURE 6-105 Redeploy Policy 532
- • Is Master 538
- • Is Enabled 538
- • COMPLETE is green 541
- • FAILED is red 541
- • LINKS-UP is green 541
- • LINKS-DOWN is red 542
- 6.13.5 Example Scenario 545
- Creating Control VLAN Domain 548
- 6.14.1 Overview 562
- GUI for Second EPS Ring 570
- Protection Domain Enabled 576
- 6.15 Customer Management 581
- 6.15.3 Add DS1/E1 Customer 586
- BD Fiber 602
- • Line Encoding 603
- • Ports Type: {DS1/E1} 605
- • Port 1 RG-CES Port Profile 605
- • Port 2 RG-CES Port Profile 605
- 6.17.3 Create DS1 Profile 621
- DS1 Tab for NTE Example 628
- 6.17.7.3 Eth Interface Tab 630
- 6.18.1 VLAN Submap Display 637
- 6.19 Link Discovery 640
- 6.20.1 Overview 641
- 6.21 Diagnostic Audit 648
- Example Audit Report 650
- CES Circuit Audit Panel 652
- Results of Running CES Audit 653
- • Diagnostic Stats 656
- Processing 663
- 7. Provisioning the iMG/RG 664
- Customer 666
- 7.2.3 iMG/RG Types Supported 668
- • The Service Area is SPSI 681
- 7.2.8 Changing Customer IDs 686
- 7.4.1 Overview 688
- 7.4.2 General Profile 689
- The wireless tab allows the 693
- 7.4.3 RG Internet Profile 697
- • iMG616-W 701
- • iMG634-A-W-R2 701
- • iMG634-B-W-R2 701
- 7.4.3.4 Tab 704
- RG Internet Profile - NAT Tab 709
- 7.4.4 Video Profile 710
- 7.4.5 Voice Port Profile 712
- RG Voice Port Profile (MGCP) 713
- RG Voice Port Profile (SIP) 713
- Cancel Closes the window 716
- Attribute Value 716
- 7.5.1 Overview 718
- 7.5.3 Internet - Bridged 721
- 7.5.4 Internet - Routed 722
- 7.5.6 Video - Snooping 729
- 7.5.7 Video - Proxy 731
- Video - Proxy Configuration 732
- • ManualSec2/Proxy 733
- • ManualSec3/Proxy 733
- • AutoSec2/Proxy 733
- • AutoSec3/Proxy 733
- 7.6.1 Overview 741
- 7.6.7.1 RG Forms 764
- = voice_VLAN (VID 10) 774
- = video_VLAN (VID 30) 774
- = data_VLAN (VID 20) 774
- = mgmt_VLAN (VID 40) 774
- = IP Subnet 774
- 3. Select the Security tab 777
- 6. Select the NAT tab 778
- • RG613-TX/TXJ/BD/SH/LH 780
- • RG623-TX/BD/SH/LH 780
- • iMG613-RF 780
- • iMG616-BD/SH/LH/RF/RF+/SRF+ 780
- • iMG624-A/B 781
- • iMG634-A/B 781
- • iMG634-WA/WB 781
- 7.7.1 Overview 783
- • cr*, maj*, mino* 788
- • critical, major, minor 788
- 7.8.1 Overview 794
- 7.8.2 Backup/Restore 796
- 7.8.3 Device Configuration 796
- 7.8.4 Software Configuration 796
- 7.9.1 Open Access 797
- 7.9.2 Multi-service VLANs 799
- 7.9.4 iBG915-FX 804
- 7.9.5 iMG with WAN 1G Module 810
- • GE8 on the 9x00 iMAP 811
- • GE24BX on 9000 series iMAP 811
- • GE24SFP on SBx3112 811
- 7.10 Installation Procedures 823
- 2. Discovery (DHCP) 824
- 11. End of Procedure 838
- 5. Click on Modify 841
- 10. END OF PROCEDURE 842
- 11. END OF PROCEDURE 851
- 7.10.11 iMG/RG Recovery 856
- FX (iMG646) Figure 7-172 863
- ADSL (iMG634) Figure 7-173 863
- FX (iMG646) Figure 7-179 869
- ADSL (iMG634) Figure 7-180 869
- FX (iMG646) Figure 7-186 875
- ADSL (iMG634) Figure 7-187 875
- 7.11.1 Overview 877
- 7.11.2 DHCP Provisioning 878
- AlliedView NMS 879
- DHCP Server 879
- 7.11.3 GUI Provisioning 880
- 7.11.4 GUI Displays 881
- 7.12.1 Overview 882
- 7.12.2 Profiles 883
- 7.12.4 Custom View 885
- 7.13 LCFO 893
- 7.14.1 iMG GR909 Diagnostics 894
- • Port State 895
- 7.14.2 iMG LAN Diagnostics 896
- 7.15 System Power Management 899
- 7.15.3 LAN Ports State 903
- 7.16 LAN Flow Control 905
- 8.1 Overview 909
- 8.2 Data Collection Screen 910
- 8.3 Data Collection 912
- 8.3.2 Polling Objects 913
- • System: sysName, sysOID 915
- 8.3.3 Add a Statistic 917
- 8.4 Threshold Notification 920
- 8.4.2 Add Threshold 922
- 9.1 Overview 926
- 9.2 Event View 928
- 9.3 Configuring Trap Parsers 928
- 9.3.2 Loading from a MIB 934
- 9.3.3 Loading from a File 934
- 9.4.1 Overview 934
- 9.4.2 Setting Event Parsers 936
- 9.5.1 Overview 945
- 9.5.2 Setting Event Filters 947
- • Add - add variable 950
- 9.6.2 Applying Log Filters 954
- 9.6.4 Viewing Logs 955
- 9.7 Alarm View Display 956
- Alarm View Main Panel 957
- 9.8 Alarm Propagation 958
- 9.9.1 Overview 960
- 9.10.1 Overview 967
- 10. Using the HTML Interface 969
- 11.1 Overview - SNMP MIB 970
- FIGURE 11-1 MIB Manager View 971
- 11.3.1 Overview 972
- • Loading MIBs directly 973
- 11.4 MIB Browser Settings 975
- 11.5 SNMP Operations 975
- TABLE 11-3 SNMP Properties 976
- 11.7 Trap Viewer 978
- 11.8 Trap Parser 979
- 11.9 Graphs 983
- 11.10 CWMP 984
- 12. Northbound Interface 985
- 12.2 SOAP Implementation 986
- 12.2.2 WSDL 987
- 12.2.3 Web Services 987
- 12.3 User Interaction 988
- 12.3.2 User Security 989
- 12.3.5 Available Operations 990
- Operations Table 991
- 12.3.6 Provision Parameters 993
- Provision Parameters 994
- 13. Appendices 996
- 13.2 dhcpd Files 1003
- Appendices dhcpd Files 1004
- 13.2.2 dhcpd Includes 1005
- 13.2.2.3 spsi-ai00-subnet 1018
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