ZXUN CG

Charging Gateway
Software Installation Guide

Version 4.10.20

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Contents

Ahout This Manual.............................................. i

Declaration of RoHS Compliance ........................ i
Charging Server Software Installation ..............1
Introduction to Charging Server Software Installation
Introduction........................................................... 1
Software and Hardware Requirements ........................... 1
Single Server Hardware Configuration................... 1
Single Server Software Configuration.................... 3
Dual-Server Hardware Configuration..................... 4
Dual-Server Software Configuration...................... 4
Installation Flow ......................................................... 4
Single Server Software Installation Flow................ 4
Dual-Server Software Installation Flow.................. 6
Solaris 10 Installation ..................................................... 8
Node Name Planning ................................................... 8
Installing Solaris10 ..................................................... 9
Check of Server Settings ................................................15
Checking Server Settings............................................15
Checking OS Version ..................................................16
Checking OS Patches .................................................16
Checking the Node Name............................................17
Modifying the Node Name ...........................................17
Configuring NIC.........................................................17
Adding an IP Address .................................................20
Adding the Default Gateway........................................20
Route Configuration ...................................................21
Adding Route Information Manually .....................21
Creating a Permanent Static Route ......................22
VCS Installation ............................................................23
Dual-Server Installation Flow ......................................23
Veritas Cluster Software Installation.............................23
 Configuring Installation Environment ...................23
Installing VCS...................................................23
Applying for License ..........................................29
Modifying Access Authorities...............................30
Cluster Resourse Configuration ...........................30
Starting Cluster Explorer ....................................30
Creating Service Groups ....................................33
Adding Resources..............................................35
Configuring Resource Dependent Relation-
ship .....................................................48
Changing over Dual-Server ................................51
Service Software Installation on CG Server ...................53
Creating a User Group .......................................53
Create a User ...................................................55
Creating an FTP Account for BD ..........................58
Acquiring Version Files .......................................59
Installing Charging Server Service Software .........60
Dual-Server Installation Description.....................68
Cluster Resourse Addition ...........................................68
Adding Application Resources .............................68
Saving Configuration .........................................72
Checking Cluster Status .....................................73
Charging Client Software Installation.............. 75
Software and Hardware Requirements ..............................75
Charging Client Hardware Configuration........................75
Charging Client Software Configuration.........................75
Charging Client Software Installation................................76
Charging Client Installation Flow..................................76
Installing Charging Client Software ..............................76
Starting Charging Client .............................................80
FTAM Installation and Configuration ............... 83
FTAM Software Installation Flow ......................................83
Uploading FTAM Installation Files .....................................84
Installing FTAM .............................................................84
Creating File aetable ......................................................88
Modifying File profile ......................................................89
Modify File osid.cfg ........................................................89
Starting FTAM ...............................................................90
Testing FTAM ................................................................90
Stopping FTAM ..............................................................91
 Setting Interconnection Parameters between FTAM and
BD.......................................................................92
Bring FTAM to Dual-Server Management ...........................92
Preparing FTAM Scripts...............................................92
Configuring FTAM Resources .......................................93
Figures ............................................................ 99
Tables ........................................................... 103
List of Glossary.............................................. 105
 Ahout This Manual

Purpose This manual provides procedures and guidelines to install the

ZXUN CG software.
Intended This manual is intended for engineers and technicians who perform
Audience installation and operational activities on ZXUN CG.
Prerequisite Skill To use this manual effectively, users should have a general under-
and Knowledge standing of wireless telecommunications technology. Familiarity
with the following is helpful:
� ZXUN CG system and its various components
� User interfaces on ZXUN CG
� Local operating procedures of ZXUN CG
What Is in This This manual contains the following chapters:
Manual
Chapter Summary

Chapter 1, Charging Introduces hardware and software

Server Software configuration and installation flow of
Installation Charging Server, describes Solaris 9
operating system and its patch installation
procedure and network configuration on the
server, describes the procedure to check OS
node name and how to modify the ex-factory
setting, also describes the procedure to
install dual-computer management software
VCS and the configuration of dual-computer
on Solaris operating system

Chapter 2, Charging Introduces hardware and software

Client Software configuration of Charging Client, and
Installation describes the procedure to install charging
client and the procedure to check it

Chapter 3, FTAM Describes installation and configuration

Installation and procedure of FTAM software
Configuration

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Declaration of RoHS
Compliance

To minimize environmental impacts and take more responsibilities

to the earth we live on, this document shall serve as a formal dec-
laration that ZXUN CG manufactured by ZTE CORPORATION is in
compliance with the Directive 2002/95/EC of the European Parlia-
ment - RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) with respect
to the following substances:
� Lead (Pb)
� Mercury (Hg)
� Cadmium (Cd)
� Hexavalent Chromium (Cr (VI))
� PolyBrominated Biphenyls (PBBs)
� PolyBrominated Diphenyl Ethers (PBDEs)

ZXUN CG manufactured by ZTE CORPORATION meets the requirements

of EU 2002/95/EC; however, some assemblies are customized to client
specifications. Addition of specialized, customer-specified materials or
processes which do not meet the requirements of EU 2002/95/EC may
negate RoHS compliance of the assembly. To guarantee compliance of
the assembly, the need for compliant product must be communicated
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This declaration is issued based on our current level of knowledge.
Since conditions of use are outside our control, ZTE CORPORATION
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Chapter 1

Charging Server
Software Installation

Table of Contents
Introduction to Charging Server Software Installation Intro-
duction ............................................................................. 1
Solaris 9 Installation ........................................................... 8
Check of Server Settings ....................................................15
VCS Installation ................................................................23

Introduction to Charging
Server Software Installation
Introduction
Software and Hardware
Requirements

Single Server Hardware Configuration

A server is needed. According to various office capacities, the con-
figuration of ZXUN CG Server (It is also called Charging Server or
CG Server) service processor has three levels: low level, middle
level and high level, as shown in Table 1.

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TABLE 1 SERVICE PROCESSOR CONFIGURATION LEVEL

Mem-
Level Server ory Hard Disk
2*15Krpm*73GB + SUN
SUN Netra 240 SE3320 disk array 5*73GB
Low level 2Cpu 4G DISK

2*15Krpm*73GB + SUN
Middle SUN Netra 440 SE3510 disk array 5*146GB
level 4Cpu 8G DISK

2*15Krpm*146GB + SUN
SUN Netra1290 SE3510 disk array 5*146GB
High level 8Cpu 16G DISK

When a single server is configured as the service processor of mid-

dle level, the required configuration is given in Table 2.

TABLE 2 SINGLE SERVER CONFIGURED AS MIDDLE-LEVEL SERVICE

PROCESSOR

Model and
Device Description Number

Netra 440 DC Server,

4*1.6GHz UltraSPARC
IIIi processor with
1MB Cache,

8GB SDRAM
(16*512MB),

4*73GB 15Krpm SCSI

Hard Disks,

2*10/100/1000 Base
T Ethernet,

1*10Base T Ethernet,

2*Serial Ports,

4*USB Ports,

1*Alarm Port,

1*SCSI Port,

6*PCI Slots,

4*DC Power Supplies

(2+2 redundancy),

SUN Netra440 19-inch 2 & 4 post

mini-computer rackmount kit,
(4*1.593G/8G Mem-
ory/dual power sup- ALOM Remote Man-
ply/keyboard and ager (Standard Con-
mouse) figuration) 2

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Model and
Device Description Number

X-Option DVD-ROM
DVD (Slimline) 2

XVR-100 video *RoHS* XVR-100

adapter Graphics 2

Sun Quad Giga-

Swift PCI-X Ether-
net UTP Adapter.
QGE-X is a half length
PCI card with four
10/100/1000 BASE-T
Ethernet interfaces in
2*kilo mega NIC with a single card. RoHS-6
four ports compliant 4

5 meter Null Ethernet

Heartbeat line Cable, RoHS-6 2

Sun StorageTek PCI-X

Enterprise 2Gb FC
Host Bus Adapter,
Single Port includes
standard and low pro-
file brackets. RoHS 6
2*FC host adapter compliant 4

5M LC to LC FC Optical
Cable RoHS-5 compli-
2*5M optical cables ant 4

Tool kits Chinese Country Kit 2

In actual applications, the user can modify the hardware configu-

ration according to subscriber capacity.

Single Server Software Configuration

Requirements of server software are as follows:
� OS: Solaris9
� Application program: service software of the Charging Server
� FTAM installation CD: If CDRs are transferred between CG
Server and Billing Domain through FTAM, the FTAM installation
CD must be prepared.

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Note:
It is recommended to transfer CDRs by use of FTP protocol of So-
laris, setting CG Server as the server of FTP.

Dual-Server Hardware Configuration

� Two sun servers and one disk array.
� One PC server.

Dual-Server Software Configuration

In the dual-server environment, the charging server software con-
figuration is as follows:
� SUN server
� OS: Solaris 9 operating system
� Dual-server software: VCS dual-server cluster manage-
ment software.
� Disk array related software, including fibre channel HBA
driver, software for the server identifying disk array, re-
dundancy and load-balancing management tool.
� Application: the charging server service software.
� FTAM installation CD: If CDRs are transferred between CG
Server and Billing Domain through FTAM, the FTAM instal-
lation CD must be prepared.
� PC server
� OS: WinXP/Win2000/Win2003 operating system.
� OS patches: WinXP SP2/Win2000 SP4/Win2003 SP1 instal-
lation CDs.
� Disk array: CX300 is taken as an example
� Navisphere 6.1 Manager Service User Interface software

Installation Flow

Single Server Software Installation Flow

The software installation flow of the single charging server is shown
in Figure 1.

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FIGURE 1 SOFTWARE INSTALLATION FLOW OF SINGLE CHARGING SERVER

Note:
Solaris9 operating system is normally installed by the vender. So
it is necessary to check if the system is installed in accordance
with specifications.

Flow description is as follows:

1. Check if OS is running properly by referring to Checking Server
Settings for details.
� If so, go to step 3..
� If not, go to step 2..
2. Install the Solaris9 operating system by referring to section
Check of Server Settings described in this manual.
3. Install the network adapter if necessary.
4. Check settings of server IP address and OS in accordance with
the requirements. If settings of server IP address and system
parameters of OS are correctly set, go to step 6.. Otherwise
go to step 5..
5. Modify settings of server IP address and OS by referring to
section Check of Server Settings described in this manual.

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6. Install the charging server service software by referring to sec-

tion Service Software Installation on CG Server described in
this manual.

Dual-Server Software Installation Flow

The software installation flow of the dual charging server system
is shown in Figure 2.

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FIGURE 2 DUAL CHARGING SERVER SOFTWARE INSTALLATION FLOW

Flow description is as follows:

1. Install disk array if necessary.
2. Generally, the OS is installed on the server before delivery.
The user only needs to check if the OS works normally. For
procedures to check settings and running of server, refer to

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section Check of Server Settings described in this manual for

details.
� If the OS is running properly, go to step 4..
� If the OS is not running properly, go to step 3..
3. Install the Solaris9 operating system. Refer to section Solaris9
Installation described in this manual for details.
4. Install the required network adapter if necessary.
5. Check settings of server IP address and OS in accordance with
the requirements. If settings of server IP address and system
parameters of OS are correctly set, go to step 7.. Otherwise
go to step 6..
6. Modify settings of server IP address and OS by referring to
section Check of Server Settings described in this manual for
details.
7. If the above-mentioned software is not installed on the second
minicomputer, return to step 2. to install the above-mentioned
software on the second minicomputer by following the same
installing procedure described in step 2.~6.. After that, go to
8..
8. Install dual-server system management software by referring
to section VCS Installation described in this manual.
9. Install the charging server service software on both minicom-
puters by referring to section Service Software Installation on
CG Server described in this manual.
10. Add charging application resources to the cluster management
resources by referring to section Application Resource Addition
described in this manual.

Solaris 10 Installation
Node Name Planning
The node name planning is given in the following table. Please
plan the node names of the dual-server system according to actual
needs to avoid unnecessary troubles.

TABLE 3 INSTALLATION PLANNING OF ACTIVE AND STANDBY NODES

Standby Implementation
Name Active Node Node Method

Refer to Installing So-

Cluster laris10 and Node Name
Node ZXUNCG131 ZXUNCG132 Planning for details.

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Standby Implementation
Name Active Node Node Method

Refer to Installing So-

laris10 and Configuring
IP Address 129.0.xxx.131 129.0.xxx.132 NIC.

Refer to Section VCS Soft-

ware Installation for the
Dual- installation and settings
server in- Private NIC Private NIC of the dual-server interac-
teraction ce4 and ce5 ce4 and ce5 tion.

� In single server environment, there is no specific requirements

to the host name. The names of the active and standby servers
can be different from those set in the convention.
� The ’129.0’ subnet address can ensure that the server IP ad-
dress and the foreground IP address in the same sub network.
xxx refers to the charging server office number. Each address
must be different from any existing IP address.
� In the dual-server environment, it is necessary to set the dual
servers. ce refers to the network card type, which may be
different depending on the device type.
It is necessary to configure an IP address for the NIC to trans-
fer CDRs to the BD. This address is a virtual address set by the
dual-server software, which can be set according to actual needs.
Each minicomputer can customize an IP address according to it
and assign the customized address to the NIC. The IP address of
the operator plus one is recommended as the IP address of server
131 and the IP address of the operator plus two is recommended
as the IP address of server 132. If there is any other NIC, you
can use the heartbeat address and there is no need to set the IP
address.

Note:
Due to disk mirroring and file system recovery, the source disk
should preserve three unpartitioned disks, each of which should
have 200M to 300M space.

Installing Solaris10
Prerequisites � The Solaris 10 installation DVD is installed.
� The PC has connected to the server through SC or RSC.
� The ok prompt is displayed on the system.
Context � If there is no operating system installed on the server, the ok
prompt of Solaris is displayed on the system after power-on.
� If there is an operating system installed on the server, you can
input the init 0 command as the root user to enter the ok
prompt of Solaris.

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Steps 1. Insert the Solaris installation DVD into DVD-ROM.

2. Run the ok boot cdrom command to boot from CD.

Note:
The system booting takes some time, please wait.

3. Perform the following operations to select language and termi-

nal type.
i. When the Please make a choice (0-9), or press h or
? for help: message appears on the Select a Language
dialog box that appears, input 0 to select English and press
Enter.

Note:
The language selected in this procedure only involves the
supported language during the installation and has no re-
lation to that supported by the Solaris operating system.

ii. When the Type the number of your choice and press
Return: message appears on the What type of terminal
are you using? dialog box that appears, input 3 to set
the terminal device for OS installation as DEC VT100 and
press Enter.
iii. Press F2 on the The Solaris Installation Program dialog
box that appears to continue the installation .

Note:
If F2 does not take effect, use Esc+2 to replace it. If the
up and down arrow keys do not take effect, use Ctrl+B and
Ctrl+N to replace them.

iv. Press Enter on the Identify This System dialog box that
appears to continue the installation. If you need to reset
the language or the terminal device, press F4 to return to
the Select a Language dialog box.
4. Perform the following operations to set the network connection
parameters.
i. On the Network Connectivity dialog box that appears,
select Yes to connect the network and press F2 to continue.
Move the cursor by using the up and down arrow keys to
make X in the bracket and press Enter.

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Note:
When you selected the active network interface on the
Configure Multiple Network Interfaces dialog box, the
names of the dialog boxes described in steps from 3 to
11 depend on the selected active network interface. For
example, if bge0 is set to the active network interface,
then the dialog name in step 3 is DHCP for bge0.

ii. On the Configure Multiple Network Interfaces dialog

box that appears, select the active network interface by
referring to the following table and press F2 to continue.

TABLE 4 RELATIONSHIP OF SERVER AND ACTIVE NETWORK

INTERFACE

Server Active Network Interface

Sun Netra240 bge0

Sun V890 Ce0

Sun E4900 Ce0

iii. On the DHCP dialog box that appears, select No to disable

DHCP and press F2 to continue.
iv. On the Host Name dialog box that appears, set the logical
host name (e.g., ZXUNCG131) and press F2 to continue.
v. On the IP Address dialog box that appears, input the
planned server IP address in format like X.X.X.X and press
F2 to continue.
vi. On the Subnets dialog box that appears, select Yes and
press F2 to continue.
vii. On the Netmask dialog box that appears, input the
planned subnet mask and press F2 to continue.
viii.On the IPv6 dialog box that appears, select No to disuse
IPv6 and press F2 to continue.
ix. On the Set the Default Route dialog box that appears,
select Specify one and press F2 to continue.
x. On the Default Route IP Address dialog box that ap-
pears, input the planned gateway IP address and press F2
to continue.
xi. On the Confirm Information dialog box that appears,
confirm the above configuration information and press F2
to continue. If there is any errors, press F4 to return to the
Network Connectivity dialog box and modify the wrong
configuration.
5. Preform the following operations to configure security policy.
i. On the Configure Security Policy dialog box that ap-
pears, select No to discard Kerberos security configuration
and press F2 to continue.

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ii. On the Confirm Information dialog box that appears,

confirm the above configuration information and press F2
to continue. If there is any errors, press F4 to return to
the Configure Security Policy dialog box and modify the
wrong configuration.
6. Preform the following operations to configure the name service.
i. On the Name Service dialog box that appears, select
None to discard the name service configuration and press
F2 to continue.
ii. On the Confirm Information dialog box that appears,
confirm the above configuration information and press F2
to continue. If there is any errors, press F4 to return to
the Name Service dialog box and modify the wrong con-
figuration.
7. Preform the following operations to configure the geography
area, time zone and time.
i. On the Time Zone dialog box that appears, select the ge-
ography area according to actual needs such as Asia and
press F2 to continue.

Note:
Do not select other - offset from GMT or other - specify
time zone file, otherwise, the system time may be wrong.

ii. On the Country or Region dialog box that appears, select

country according to actual needs such as China and press
F2 to continue.
iii. On the Date and Time dialog box that appears, set the
exact system time and press F2 to continue.

Note:
You should set the accurate system time in specific format.
Due to the vital importance of a stable system time, do not
modify it at will during server running.

iv. On the Confirm Information dialog box that appears,

confirm the above configuration information and press F2
to continue.
8. On the Root Password dialog box that appears, set the root
user name and password and press F2 to continue.

Note:
The password of the root user is very important, please re-
member it clearly.

9. Select the installation mode and software type.

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i. The Solaris operating system can be installed in two modes:

Standard and Flash. Press F2 to install the operating sys-
tem in Standard mode.
ii. On the Eject a CD/DVD Automatically? dialog box that
appears, select Automatically eject CD/DVD to set the
OS to be installed from the drive automatically and press
F2 to continue.
iii. On the Reboot After Installation? dialog box that ap-
pears, select Auto Reboot to select the automatic reboot
and press F2 to continue.
iv. On the Solaris Interactive Installation dialog box that
appears, press F4 to start the interactive installation.
v. On the License dialog box that appears, press F2 to accept
the license and continue.
vi. On the Select Geographic Regions dialog box that ap-
pears, select Asia. And select Simplified Chinese EUC,
Simplified Chinese GB18030, Simplified Chinese GBK
and Simplified Chinese UTF-8 in the list. Then press F2
to continue. This procedure is to set the language that So-
laris supports. Move the cursor to the front of Asia by using
up and down arrow keys, and press Enter. The sub options
appear. Move the cursor to the bracket before the Simpli-
fied Chinese EUC option by using arrow keys. Then press
Enter. As a result, X is in the bracket, indicating that the
option is selected.
vii. On the Select System Locale dialog box that appears,
set POSIX C ( C ) as the system locale and press F2 to
continue.
viii.On the Select System Locale dialog box that appears, do
not select any Solaris product and press F2 to continue.
ix. On the Additional Products dialog box that appears, do
not set any scanning path by selecting None and press F2
to continue.
x. On the Select Software dialog box that appears, select the
Entire Distribution plus OEM support Solaris software
and press F2 to continue.
10. Perform the following operations to partition the disk.
i. On the Select Disks dialog box that appears, select the
first disk and press F2 to continue. If Solaris system is
installed on the server and the startup partition is different
from the original one, a warning of changing the default
startup device appears. Press F2 to ignore it.

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Note:
When you select the first disk on the Select Disks dialog
box, its name is included in the name of the dialog box in
step 5. For example, if c1t0d0 is set as the active network
interface, then the dialog box name in step 5 is Customize
Disk: c1t0d0.

ii. On the Preserve Data? dialog box that appears, do not

preserve data on the disk by pressing F2.
iii. On the Automatically Layout File Systems? dialog box
that appears, press F4 to perform disk partition and layout
file systems manually.
iv. On the File System and Disk Layout dialog box that ap-
pears, press F4 to customize disk partition manually.
v. On the Customize Disk dialog box that appears, cus-
tomize the disk partition. The name and size of each
partition is given in the following table. After disk partition,
press F2 to continue.

TABLE 5 DISK SPACE PARTITION

Slice File System

0 / 10240M

1 Swap 4096M

2 overlap 69994M

3 - -

4 - -

5 - -

6 /export/home Above 55000M

7 - -

Note:
The Solaris system may adjust the disk size automatically.
For example, the user set the partition to be 8192MB, the
Solaris system may change it to 8193MB.

vi. On the File System and Disk Layout dialog box that ap-
pears, confirm the disk partition and press F2 to continue.
You can press F4 to return to the Customize Disk dialog
box in step 5 and modify the disk partition configuration.
11. Perform the following operations to discard the installation of
the remote file systems.

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i. On the Mount Remote File Systems? dialog box that

appears, press F2 to discard the installation of the remote
file systems.
ii. On the Profile dialog box that appears, confirm the above
configuration information and press F2 to continue. The
duration of the installation depends on the server configu-
ration, which is usually one hour.

Note:
When the installation is complete, the installation DVD is
ejected from DVD-ROM. Remember to open the door of the
cabinet.

12. On the Reboot After Installation? dialog box that appears,

select Auto Reboot and press F2 to start installing the oper-
ating system.
13. During system installation, the installation progress indicator
shows the installation progress.
� When the following message appears, input c to continue
the installation. If no command is input, the system will
continue the installation automatically in 30 minutes.
Pausing for 30 seconds at the "Summary" screen. The wiz-
ard will continue to the next step unless
� When the following message appears, input c to reboot the
system. If no command is input, the system will reboot
automatically in 90 minutes.
Pausing for 90 seconds at the "Reboot" screen. The wizard
will continue to the next step unless
14. After system restart, press Enter when the following message
appears.
Do you need to override the system’s default NFS version 4
domain name (yes/no) ? [no] :
The installation is complete.
END OF STEPS

Check of Server Settings

Checking Server Settings
Prerequisites The installation of OS and its patches is complete.
Context This topic describes the procedure to check server settings.
Steps 1. Check OS version by referring to Checking OS Version.

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2. Check OS patches by referring to Checking OS Patches.

3. Check the node name by referring to Checking the Node Name.
END OF STEPS

Checking OS Version
Prerequisites The OS installation on the charging server is complete.
Context This topic describes the procedure to check the installed OS ver-
sion.
Steps 1. Log in to solaris10 operating system of the minicomputer and
then execute the following commands:
#su – root
#uname –a

Note:
If the installed OS version is found inconsistent with the re-
quired one, re-install the operating system.

END OF STEPS

Result The system displays the node name and OS version information.

Checking OS Patches
Prerequisites The patches of Solaris9 OS have been installed.
Context This topic describes the procedure to check information of the in-
stalled OS patches .
Steps 1. Execute the following commands to check OS patches installa-
tion records in /var/sadm/patch.
#cd /var/sadm/patch
#ls –l
2. Execute the following command to view detailed information of
the installed OS patches.
#showrev –p
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Checking the Node Name

Prerequisites OS installation on the charging server is complete.
Context This topic describes the procedure to check the node name.
Steps 1. Use one of the following two methods to check the node name:
Execute the following commands:
#su - root
#hostname

Execute the following command:

#uname –a

Note:
The node name found by each of methods should be the same.

END OF STEPS

Result The node name ZXUNCG131 is displayed, indicating the user is

logging in to the active node.

Modifying the Node Name

Prerequisites A Terminal window is opened on the charging server.
Context This topic describes the procedure to modify the server node name
for identifying the charging server during network connection and
dual-server management.
Steps 1. If the node name is not consistent with the planned name, run
the #hostname hostname command.
The second hostname is the node name required to be modified,
for example, ZXWNCG131.
2. Run the #hostname command to check if the node name is
modified successfully.
END OF STEPS

Result The host name set by this procedure can be found by running the
#hostname command, but it can not be found by running the u
name –a command. Refer to Checking the Node Name for details.

Configuring NIC
Prerequisites The OS software and its patch software are installed on the SUN
minicomputer.

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Context This topic describes the procedure to configure NIC information.

After OS installation on the SUN minicomputer is completed, only
the first network interface is enabled, such as bge0. However, a
charging server needs at least two network interfaces connect-
ing with the charging client and the charging foreground modules.
Therefore, it is necessary to enable other network interfaces man-
ually.
To configure NIC information, modify the hostname, hotes and
netmasks files.

Note:
This topic takes adding IP address of the “bge1” network interface
as an example to explain how to configure network adapter infor-
mation.

Steps 1. Enter the /etc directory and copy hostname.bge0 as host-

name.bge1, as shown in Figure 3.

FIGURE 3 COPYING HOSTNAME.BGE0 AS HOSTNAME.BGE1

Note:
The **** in the name of file hostname.**** in the /etc directory
refers to the device name, which can be set according to actual
needs.

2. Modify the content of file hostname.bge1, as shown in Figure 4.

FIGURE 4 HOSTNAME.BGE1 FILE CONTENT

3. Modify the content of file /etc/hosts using the command vi

/etc/hosts to add the IP address of the newly-added NIC, as
shown in Figure 5.

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FIGURE 5 /ETC/HOSTS FILE CONTENT

4. Modify the IP address in the hosts file based on actual infor-

mation, such as 129.0.130.130 shown in Figure 5. Modify the cor-
responding name of the IP address, such as ZXWNCGFRONT in
Figure 5. This name is the content in hostname.****, as de-
scribed in step 2.2.
5. Modify the content of the file /etc/netmasks to add informa-
tion of network section and subnet mask of the newly-added
NIC, as shown in Figure 6.

FIGURE 6 /ETC/NETMASKS FILE CONTENT

6. Modify subnet masks in the file netmasks based on actual in-

formation, such as 129.0.0.0 and 255.0.0.0 shown inFigure 6.
7. After finishing the modification, restart minicomputer.
END OF STEPS

Result The newly-added NIC and its IP address take effect after system
restarts. Use netstat –in command to validate it, as shown in the
following figure. The server can ping through the local IP address.

FIGURE 7 VALIDATION OF NIC CONFIGURATION

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Adding an IP Address
Prerequisites � A Terminal window is opened on the charging server.
� The NIC is installed on the charging server.
Context This topic describes the procedure to add IP address on the charg-
ing server.
Steps 1. Execute the following command to add IP address information:
#ifconfig network interface name addif IP address netmask mask up
To add an IP address on the NIC dmfe0, execute the following
command: dmfe0 addif 192.168.15.130 netmask 255.255.0.0 up

Note:
This command is only valid when the system is booting and the
IP address can not be set automatically when system reboots.

2. If IP address is required to be set automatically when system

restarts, you can add an S99ipset file (the name of the file
must begin with S99 and the rest part of it can be set freely)
to the /etc/rc2.d directory. The file contains the above-men-
tioned command.
3. Then execute the command #chmod u+x ./S99ipset to add exe-
cution authority for the file.
END OF STEPS

Adding the Default Gateway

Prerequisites � A Terminal window is opened on the charging server.
� The NIC is installed on the charging server.
Context This topic describes the procedure to add default gateway for com-
munication between the charging server and the external network.
Steps 1. Obtain the IP address of the default gateway to be added.
2. There are two ways to add default gateway information:
� To add gateway manually, execute the following command:
#route add default 10.0.0.254 1
� To modify the /etc/defaultrouter file, execute the fol-
lowing command:
#touch /etc/defaultrouter
#vi /etc/defaultrouter
#route add default 10.0.0.254 1

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Note:
The gateway added manually will not exist in the route table
any longer after the system is restarted and needs to be added
again; for gateway added by modifying the /etc/default-
router file, the system will automatically configure it every
time when the system starts.

END OF STEPS

Route Configuration
CDRs are transferred to the charging server through the OMP
board. Generally, IP addresses of the charging server and fore-
ground OMP board are in the same network segment. So if they
can be pinged mutually, there is no need to add other routes.
Otherwise, it is necessary to configure route information.
If the CDRs generated from the source CDR generation node are
transferred to the charging server through the USI board, it is nec-
essary to configure a route to the Billing Domain on the charging
server.
This section introduces two ways to configure route:
� Adding route information manually. Refer to Adding Route In-
formation Manually for details.
� Creating a permanent static route. Refer to Creating a Perma-
nent Static Route for details.

Adding Route Information Manually

Prerequisites � A Terminal window is opened on the charging server.
� The NIC is installed on the charging server.
Context This topic describes the procedure to add information of routes
from the charging server to CDR generation nodes and the Billing
Domain.
Steps 1. To add route information manually, execute the following com-
mand:
#route add host|net destination gateway
� Example:
To add a route to a CDR generation node execute the fol-
lowing command:
#route add –net 10.40.90.100 10.40.90.200
It means all the accesses to 10.40.90.100 must first go
through 10.40.90.200. 10.40.90.200 indicates the IP address of
the gateway or the router.
� Example:

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To add a default route to the Billing Domain, execute the

following command:
#route add default 10.41.34.254
10.41.34.254 is the IP address of the gateway or the router,
which can be modified according to actual requirements.
2. Ping the IP address of the destination node to check if the node
can be connected.
END OF STEPS

Creating a Permanent Static Route

Prerequisites � A Terminal window is opened on the charging server.
� The NIC is installed on the charging server.
Context This topic describes the procedure to create a permanent static
route.
Steps 1. Open the /etc/rc2.d/S99route file.
vi /etc/rc2.d/S99route
2. Add the routing information into the /etc/rc2.d/S99route
file.
� Example
To add a route to a CDR generation node execute the fol-
lowing command:
#route add –net 10.40.90.100 10.40.90.200
It means all the accesses to 10.40.90.100 must first go
through 10.40.90.200. 10.40.90.200 indicates the IP address of
the gateway or the router.
� Example:
To add a default route to the Billing Domain, execute the
following command:
#route add default 10.41.34.254
10.41.34.254 is the IP address of the gateway or the router,
which can be modified according to actual requirements.
END OF STEPS

Result The route takes effect when the system starts.

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VCS Installation
Dual-Server Installation Flow
If the charging server works in active-standby mode, two mini-
computers are required.
Refer to Dual-Server Software Installation Flow for the flow of in-
stalling dual charging servers.

Veritas Cluster Software Installation

Configuring Installation Environment

Context This topic describes the procedure to configure installation envi-
ronment.
Steps � Create or modify the /.profile file of the dual-server as
shown below.

END OF STEPS

Installing VCS
Prerequisites � Configuration of dual-server system network is completed.
Context This topic describes the procedure to install VCS.

Note:
The VCS installation and configuration are based on two servers
whose names are paktel01 and paktel02. The host names should
be modified accordingly in real application.

Steps 1. Insert the VCS CD.

2. Open a Terminal window and enter the /cdrom/cdrom0/clus-
ter_server directory. Run ./installvcs to start installing as
shown in Figure 8.

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FIGURE 8 START VCS INSTALLATION

3. Input paktel01 paktel02 (with a space between them) to

start system connection as shown in Figure 9.

FIGURE 9 CHECK SYSTEM CONNECTION

4. Press Enter to distribute installation package to both minicom-

puters as shown in Figure 10.

FIGURE 10 DISTRIBUTE INSTALLATION PACKAGE TO BOTH THE

MINICOMPUTER

5. Press Enter and then input license key when prompted. The
system prompts whether to input the second license key. Input
n to perform the same operation on the second minicomputer.

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6. Press Enter and then select the VCS package needs to be in-
stalled. Input 1 to install all as shown in Figure 11.

FIGURE 11 SELECT THE VCS PACKAGES NEED TO BE INSTALLED

7. All the packages need to be installed are listed as shown in

Figure 12.

FIGURE 12 PACKAGES NEED TO BE INSTALLED

8. Press Enter to check whether the packages above have been

installed as shown in Figure 13.

FIGURE 13 CHECK PACKAGES STATUS

9. Press Enter. The system prompts you to configure VCS as

shown in Figure 14.

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FIGURE 14 CONFIGURE VCS

10. Input y and press Enter. Then operation instructions to con-

figuration pop up.
11. Press Enter to continue. The configuration interface appears
as shown in Figure 15.

FIGURE 15 CONFIGURATION INFORMATION

Instructions to part of the prompts in the figure are as follows:

� Enter the NIC for the first private heartbeat link on-
paktel01: [b,?]: Here you need to input the NIC for the
first private heartbeat link. Generally, input bge0.
� Would you like to configure a second private heart-
beat link? [y,n,q,b,?] (y) and Enter the NIC for the
second private heartbeat link on paktle01: [b,?]: The
system asks you if you need to configure the second heart-
beat link. Generally, you should input y to avoid Cluster
breakdown in case the first private heartbeat link in prob-
lem. Generally, you should select the NIC of service pro-
gram address for the second private heartbeat link. Here
we input bge1.
� Are you using the same NICs for private heartbeat
links on all systems?: Ensure whether the private heart-
beat links are configured the same on both the two mini-
computers. Input y and press Enter.
12. The general view of configuration information appears. Press
y to continue.

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Note:
VCS will search for available NIC in host computer automati-
cally and select whether to use it as the private heartbeat link
NIC or standby private heartbeat link NIC or low priority pri-
vate heartbeat link NIC.

13. The system displays VCS user management information and

asks user name and password of VCS management and then
requires to confirm the information.
14. Press y to continue. In the screen of VCS management infor-
mation, select install VCS Cluster Manager service to manage
VCS through Web browser. Select the NIC which access out-
side, and configure the virtual address based on the real situ-
ation, as shown in Figure 16.

FIGURE 16 VCS MANAGEMENT INFORMATION

Note:
Try to select free NIC when selecting the NIC used for man-
agement. When there is no free NIC, select the service NIC.
Make sure the configured virtual address does not conflict with
any existing address, including the service address and the
dual-server address.

15. Confirmation information appears after configuration finished.

Input y to continue. Input n in SMTP and SNMP configuration
notification as shown in Figure 17 and Figure 18.

FIGURE 17 DO NOT SMTP

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FIGURE 18 DO NOT SNMP

16. Select the package installation method, input y or n based on

the real situation and then press Enter as shown in Figure 19.

FIGURE 19 SELECT SOFTWARE PACKAGE METHOD

Tip:
It is recommended to input n and then press Enter. In this
case, though the installation speed is comparatively slow; the
installation progress can be more stable.

17. Start installing software packages. Press Enter after instal-

lation and start to configure the Cluster service as shown in
Figure 20.

FIGURE 20 CONFIGURE CLUSTER SERVICE

18. Press Enter after configuration. It is prompted to start Cluster

now. Input y and then press Enter to start Cluster as shown
in Figure 21.

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FIGURE 21 CLUSTER START SELECTION

19. Press Enter to exit installation after the Cluster started as

shown in Figure 22.

FIGURE 22 EXIT INSTALLATION

END OF STEPS

Applying for License

Prerequisites � VCS software is installed.
Context This topic describes the procedure to apply for license.
To get the formal license, you need to submit the final user infor-
mation, host ID, computer type, OS version and VCS version to
VLICENSE Website of VERITAS Company.
Steps 1. Ask the site staff to contact with the supplier for the host IDs
of the two computers after equipment arrived at the site. Run
the hostid command on both the computers and then send
the result shown on the screen to the supplier.
2. The supplier provides formal license to the site and the related
staff.
3. The supplier guide the site staff how to register the license into
system by command.

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4. Save the formal license as backup.

END OF STEPS

Modifying Access Authorities

Prerequisites � The VCS software is installed successfully.
� The user has successfully logged into the charging server.
Context This topic describes the procedure to modify access authorities of
files in the /export/home/omc/omchome/omcboot directory.
Steps 1. Open the Terminal window.
2. Enter the /export/home/omc/omchome/omcboot directory.
3. Change the user/group ownership of files to the user omc.
4. Change the read/write permission for files to 774.
END OF STEPS

Example The modification information is shown in Figure 23 .

FIGURE 23 MODIFICATION OF FILE PROPERTIES

Cluster Resourse Configuration

Starting Cluster Explorer

Prerequisites The access authority for the files under the omcboot directory has
been modified.
Context This topic describes the procedure to start cluster explorer, through
which the dual-server system is configured.
Steps 1. Open a Terminal window and input hagui on the window, as
shown in Figure 24.

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FIGURE 24 STARTING CLUSTER MONITOR

2. Press Enter to start Cluster Monitor, as shown in Figure 25.

FIGURE 25 CLUSTER MONITOR WINDOW

3. Choose File > New Cluster from the menubar, as shown in

Figure 26.

FIGURE 26 CREATING A NEW CLUSTER

The New Cluster Connectivity Configuration window ap-

pears, as shown in Figure 27.

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FIGURE 27 NEW CLUSTER CONNECTIVITY CONFIGURATION WINDOW

4. Input ZXWNCG131 in the Host name text box and use default
values for other parameters.

Note:
ZXWNCG131 is just an example, you can set the name according
to actual needs. For example, ZXUNCG131.

5. Click OK on the window.

The Login dialog box appears, as shown in Figure 28.

FIGURE 28 LOGIN DIALOG BOX

6. Input the user name admin and the password password.

7. Click OK on the dialog box.
The Cluster Explorer window appears, as shown in Figure 29.

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FIGURE 29 CLUSTER EXPLORER WINDOW

END OF STEPS

Creating Service Groups

Prerequisites Cluster Explorer is started.
Context This topic describes the procedure to create service groups.
Steps 1. Choose Edit > Add > Service Group from the menubar of
the Cluster Explorer window shown in Figure 30.

FIGURE 30 SERVICE GROUP CREATION

The Add Service Group window appears, as shown in Figure

31.

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FIGURE 31 ADD SERVICE GROUP WINDOW

2. Set Service Group name and then add ZXWNCG131 and

ZXWNCG132 from the Available Systems list into the
Systems for Service Group list with the Startup option
selected on the window, as shown in Figure 32.

Note:
ZXWNCG131 and ZXWNCG132 are just examples, you can
set the name according to actual needs. For example, ZX-
UNCG131 and ZXUNCG132.

FIGURE 32 SETTING SERVICE GROUP

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3. Click OK on the same window.

The service groups are created, as shown in Figure 33.

FIGURE 33 SERVICE GROUPS ARE CREATED

END OF STEPS

Adding Resources
Prerequisites Service groups are created.
Context This topic describes the procedure to add dual-server resources.
Steps 1. Select and right-click the created service group ZXWNCG130
and then select Add Resource… from the popup menu, as
shown in Figure 34.

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FIGURE 34 ADDING RESOURCES

2. Add NIC resources.

i. Select NIC from the Add Resource drop-down list, input
a resource name in the Resource name text box (it can
be defined by user) and then select Critical and Enabled
on the Add Resource window as shown in Figure 35.

FIGURE 35 ADDING NIC RESOURCE

ii. Double-click the attribute name Device to open the Edit

Attribute dialog box and then configure the NIC’s name
on the dialog box, as shown in Figure 36.

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FIGURE 36 DEVICE ATTRIBUTE

iii. Click the OK on the dialog box.

A prompt appears as shown in Figure 37.

FIGURE 37 PROMPT

iv. Click Yes on the prompt dialog box to return to the Add
Resource dialog box and then click OK on the dialog box.
The internal NIC resource is added, as shown in Figure 38.

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FIGURE 38 INTERNAL NIC RESOURCE ADDED

Note:
Generally, the created NIC resource is automatically online.
If it is not online, it is possibly because the NIC device name
is wrong or the two minicomputers are not connected to the
same network.

v. Follow the same procedure to add the external NIC resource

OUT-NIC with its device namefjfe0.
3. Add the internal floating IP resource.
i. Select IP from the Add Resource drop-down list, input a
resource name in the Resource name text box and then
select Critical and Enabled on the Add Resource window
as shown in Figure 39.

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FIGURE 39 ADDING IP RESOURCE

ii. The attributes that need modification include Device, Ad-

dress (floating IP address), and Netmask.
iii. The Device attribute is shown in Figure 40.

FIGURE 40 DEVICE ATTRIBUTE

iv. Modify the Address attribute, as shown in Figure 41.

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FIGURE 41 ADDRESS ATTRIBUTE

v. Modify the Netmask attribute, as shown in Figure 42.

FIGURE 42 NETMASK ATTRIBUTE

vi. Return to the Add Resource window and click OK on the

window to complete adding IP resource. The internal IP
resource is added, as shown in Figure 43.

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FIGURE 43 IP RESOURCE CREATION COMPLETED

vii. Right-click the name of the internal IP resource, such as

IN-IP and choose Online > ZXWNCG131 from the popup
menu, as shown in Figure 44.

FIGURE 44 IP ADDRESS OF ONLINE ZXWNCG131

The Question dialog box appears, as shown in Figure 45.

FIGURE 45 PROMPT

viii.Click Yes on the dialog box.

The IP resource is started and the status of ZXWNCG131
is Online, as shown in Figure 46.

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FIGURE 46 STARTED IP RESOURCE

ix. Add the external IP address OUT-IP with the device name
fjfe0 and set the virtual IP address and mask, as shown in
Figure 47.

FIGURE 47 ADDED EXTERNAL IP RESOURCE

x. Run ifconfig –a command on the ZXWNCG131 . Then

you can find two virtual IP addresses are displayed on the
screen and can be pinged through.
4. Add disk resource.
i. Select DISK from the Add Resource drop-down list, input
a resource name in the Resource name text box and then
select Critical and Enabled on the Add Resource window
as shown in Figure 48.

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FIGURE 48 ADDING DISK RESOURCE

ii. Double-click the attribute name Partition.

The Edit Attribute dialog box appears, as shown in Figure
49.

FIGURE 49 DISK ATTRIBUTE

iii. Click OK on the Edit Attribute dialog box to return to the

Add Resource window. Click OK on the window to com-
plete adding the disk resource, as shown in Figure 50.

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FIGURE 50 ADDED DISK RESOURCE

5. Add Mount resource.

i. Select Mount from the Add Resource drop-down list, in-
put a resource name in the Resource name text box and
then select Critical and Enabled on the Add Resource
window as shown in Figure 51.

FIGURE 51 ADDING MOUNT RESOURCE

ii. The attributes that need modification in Mount resource

include: MountPointBlockDeviceFSType and FsckOpt.
The MountPoint attribute is shown in Figure 52.

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FIGURE 52 MOUNTPOINT ATTRIBUTE

iii. Modify the BlockDevice attribute, as shown in Figure 53.

FIGURE 53 BLOCKDEVICE ATTRIBUTE

iv. Modify the FSType attribute, as shown in Figure 54.

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FIGURE 54 FSTYPE ATTRIBUTE

v. Modify the FsckOpt attribute, as shown in Figure 55.

FIGURE 55 FSCKOPT ATTRIBUTE

vi. Click OK on the Edit Attribute dialog box to return to the

Add Resource window. Click OK on the window to com-
plete adding the Mount resource, as shown in Figure 50.

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FIGURE 56 ADDED MOUNT RESOURCE

vii. Right-click the name of Mount resource and then click On-
line > ZXWNCG131 from the popup menu, as shown in
Figure 57.

FIGURE 57 MOUNT OF ONLINE ZXWNCG131

A Question dialog box appears as shown in Figure 58.

FIGURE 58 ONLINE PROMPT

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viii.Click Yes on the Question dialog box to start Mount re-

source. The status of ZXWNCG131 is Online, as shown
in Figure 59.

FIGURE 59 STARTED MOUNT RESOURCE

END OF STEPS

Configuring Resource Dependent Relationship

Prerequisites Dual-server resources are added.
Context This topic describes the procedure to configure resource depen-
dent relationship before dual-server changeover.
Steps 1. Select the created service group ZXWNCG130 and click the
Resources tab on the right pane of the interface. And then
click the Link button to enable the links, as shown in Figure
60.

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FIGURE 60 CONFIGURING RESOURCE DEPENDENT RELATIONSHIP

2. Connect the dependent resources, as shown in Figure 61.

Note:
For example, the IN-IP resource is dependent on the IN-NIC
resource. Therefore, connect the IN-IP with the IN-NIC re-
source.

FIGURE 61 CONNECTING RESOURCES

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3. After connecting a pair of resources, a Confirmation dialog

box appears, as shown in Figure 62.

FIGURE 62 CONFIRMATION DIALOG BOX

4. Click Yes on the dialog box.

5. Connect other resources.
END OF STEPS

Example The independent relationship between each dual-computer re-

source is shown in Figure 63.

FIGURE 63 FINAL DEPENDENT RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RESOURCES

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Changing over Dual-Server

Prerequisites Resource dependent relationship is configured.

Note:
ZXWNCG131 should be in online status, as shown in Figure 64.

FIGURE 64 ZXWNCG131 IS ONLINE

Context This topic describes the procedure to change over the dual-server
to test if the dual-server changeover function is normal.
Steps 1. Right-click the created service group ZXWNCG130 and then
choose Switch To > ZXWNCG132 from the popup menu as
shown in Figure 65.

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FIGURE 65 SWITCH MENU

A Question dialog box appears as shown in Figure 66.

FIGURE 66 CHANGEOVER PROMPT

2. Click Yes on the dialog box to switch the resources to

ZXWNCG132, as shown in Figure 67.

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FIGURE 67 ZXWNCG132 IS ONLINE

3. Change over the resources again to test if the dual-server

changeover function is still normal.
END OF STEPS

Service Software Installation on CG

Server

Creating a User Group

Prerequisites Solaris9 installation is complete.
Context This topic describes the procedure to add a user group before the
charging server service software is installed.
Steps 1. Open a Terminal window on a minicomputer and input the
admintool command after # and then press Enter to open
the Admintool: Users interface, as shown in Figure 68.

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FIGURE 68 ADMINTOOL: USERS INTERFACE

2. Choose Browse > Groups from the menubar of the interface

as shown in Figure 69. Groups information is displayed on the
interface.

FIGURE 69 SELECTING GROUPS

3. Choose Edit > Add… from the menubar of the interface to

open the Admintool: Add Group interface as shown in Figure
70.

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FIGURE 70 ADMINTOOL: ADD GROUP INTERFACE

4. Input a group name omc on the Admintool: Add Group in-

terface that appears.
5. Click OK on the interface.
END OF STEPS

Postrequisite Create a user.

Create a User
Prerequisites � Solaris9 installation is complete.
� A user group is created.
Context This topic describes the procedure to add a user before the charg-
ing server service software installation.
Steps 1. Open a Terminal window on a minicomputer and input the
admintool command after # and then press Enter to open
the Admintool: Users interface, as shown in Figure 71.

FIGURE 71 ADMINTOOL: USERS INTERFACE

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2. Choose Browse > User from the menubar of the interface, as

shown in Figure 72.

FIGURE 72 SELECTING USERS

3. Choose Edit > Add… from the menubar of the interface to

open the Admintool: Add Users interface shown in Figure
73.

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FIGURE 73 ADMINTOOL: ADD USERS INTERFACE

Parameter description:
� User Name: Input omc.
� Primary Group: Input 101 (or omc).
� Login Shell: Use default value Bourne.
� Password: Enumerated type. Select a proper value from
the drop-down list. Below is an example.
i. Click the Password drop-down list.
ii. Select Normal Password… and the Set User Pass-
word appears as shown in Figure 74.

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FIGURE 74 SET USER PASSWORD INTERFACE

iii. Input the password omc and click OK on the interface.

� HOME DIRECTORY: Input /export/home/omc in the Path
input box.
4. Click OK on the interface after setting parameters.
END OF STEPS

Creating an FTP Account for BD

Prerequisites The group and user have been created in the system.
Context This topic describes the procedure to configure an FTP account to
log into the BD to get CDRs from the charging server. In commer-
cial applications, the Billing Domain gets CDRs from the charging
server initiatively. If the charging server is configured to transfer
the CDRs to BD, this topic is not applicable.
At present, the FTP account’s user name is “zte”. This topic de-
scribes how to set the FTP account.
Steps 1. Modify the /etc/ftpd/ftpaccess file adding the following con-
tents to the end of the file.
restricted-uid zte
2. Restart the process inetd to lock the FTP main directory, with
other file directories invisible to the FTP user.

Note:
Execute the following commands to restart the process inetd
# pkill inetd
# inetd -s

3. Create a file /etc/shells by use of vi or other editors, in-

putting the following contents in the file:

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/bin/true
/bin/sh
/bin/bash
/bin/ksh
/bin/csh
/sbin/sh
4. Save and close the file.

Note:
� This procedure aims to allow the FTP user to use FTP but
not telnet.
� If the user is not familiar with the use of vi, execute the
following commands to create the file shells in /etc and
input the file contents.
� # touch /etc/shells
� # echo "/bin/true" > /etc/shells
� # echo "/bin/sh" >> /etc/shells
� # echo "/bin/bash" >> /etc/shells
� # echo "/bin/ksh" >> /etc/shells
� # echo "/bin/csh" >> /etc/shells

5. Add a zte user and set its home directory as the di-
rectory storing remote CDRs. The directory is usually
/global/bill/cdr/remote, depending on the actual situa-
tions during commissioning.
# useradd -d /global/bill/cdr/remote -g zte -s
/bin/true zte
6. Set the password for the zte user with the following command.
# passwd zte
7. After performing the above steps, log into FTP as the zte user
and test if the files can be deleted through FTP.
END OF STEPS

Postrequisite Perform the same procedure on the second minicomputer.

Acquiring Version Files

Prerequisites The system file modification is finished.
Context The charging server service software can be installed through the
installation CD. You can also get the installation folder.
Steps 1. Insert the installation CD of the charging server service soft-
ware into the CD-ROM. Open a Terminal window and copy
the versions files to the /export/home/soft/setup directory,
as shown in the following figure.

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FIGURE 75 COPY VERSION FILES

2. Enter the /export/home/soft/setup directory to check the

version files, as shown in the following figure.

FIGURE 76 CHECK VERSION FILES

Note:
If the service software is installed on PC, you can copy the
installation files except those starting with w to the charging
server. Note that the .sh files are transferred in ASCII format
while the remaining files are in bin format.

END OF STEPS

Installing Charging Server Service Software

Prerequisites � The version files are obtained.
� The route from the charging server to each CDR source node
is added.
� The group and user creation is finished.
Context This topic describes the procedure to install the charging server
service software.
Steps 1. Log into the charging server as the root user and check if the
status of the Mount and IP resources in VCS are online. Change
the Mount and IP resources over to the charging server where
the software is installed. Then ZXWNCG131 is in online state.
2. Modify the permission of install.sh to be executable, as
shown in the following figure.

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FIGURE 77 MODIFY PERMISSION OF INSTALL.SH

chiSetup.xml solaris
dbUpdate_Main.sql solaris_sh
# chmod 755 install.sh
# ls -l install.sh
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root other 1336 Aug 30 00:57 install.sh
#

3. Execute ./install.sh to start installing the program, as

shown in Figure 78.

FIGURE 78 EXECUTE INSTALLATION PROGRAM

The Please Select Language window appears, as shown in

Figure 79.

FIGURE 79 SELECT LANGUAGE

4. Select English and click NEXT to enter the Choose Product

to Install window, as shown in Figure 80.

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FIGURE 80 SELECT THE SETUP PRODUCT

5. Click NEXT. If an old version software is installed, the Confirm

dialog box appears, as shown in Figure 81.

FIGURE 81 CONFIRM DIALOG BOX

6. Click Yes and click NEXT to enter the Choose Install Loca-
tion window, as shown in Figure 82.

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FIGURE 82 CHOOSE AN INSTALLATION PATH

7. Enter /export/home/omc/zxhome in the Destination Folder

text box and click NEXT to enter the Confirm dialog box. Click
Yes to confirm.
The Choose SPU Role dialog box appears, as shown in Figure
83.

FIGURE 83 CHOOSE SPU ROLES

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� IMS-CDF refers to the charging data function, responsible

for receiving the charging information from the Rf interface
and constructing CDR files.
� IMS-CGF refers to the charging gateway function, responsi-
ble for preprocessing, calibrating CDR files, deleting abnor-
mal CDR files, saving CDR files for a long time and trans-
ferring CDR files to BD.
Usually, the two roles are selected.

8. Click NEXT to start copying files, as shown in Figure 84.

FIGURE 84 START COPYING FILES

9. When the files are copied, click NEXT to enter the Choose
Additional Functions window, as shown in Figure 85.

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FIGURE 85 CHOOSE ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS

10. Keep the default setting and click NEXT to enter the Software
Environment Configuration dialog box, as shown in Figure
86.

FIGURE 86 SOFTWARE ENVIRONMENT CONFIGURATION-COMMON TAB

Parameters Description

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� Bureau No.: The charging server office number, which can

not be the same with any other office number.
� Module No.: The charging server module number, which
is 130 normally.
� Local IP: It is the local IP address which enables the com-
munication between the local node and the foreground. It
is the floating IP address when the dual-server system is
adopted.
11. Click the NTP Service tab. When Enable NIP Service is se-
lected, it is necessary to configure NTP Serer IP and NTP
Local IP, as shown in Figure 87

FIGURE 87 SOFTWARE ENVIRONMENT CONFIGURATION-NTP SERVICE

TAB

12. Click the EMS tab to enter the EMS tab page, as shown in
Figure 88.

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FIGURE 88 SOFTWARE ENVIRONMENT CONFIGURATION-EMS SERVICE

TAB

Parameters Description
� Local IP Address: The IP address for interconnecting with
EMS.
� Port for EMS: The port number for interconnecting with
EMS.
� Language: The language used on EMS.
� NE Name: A user-defined CG NE name.
13. Set the parameters according to actual needs and click OK to
enter the Install Completed window, as shown in Figure 89.

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FIGURE 89 INSTALLATION IS COMPLETED

END OF STEPS

Dual-Server Installation Description

When the charging server works in active-standby mode, two mini-
computers should be installed.

Cluster Resourse Addition

Adding Application Resources

Prerequisites � The dual-server resources are configured completely and dual-
server changeover function is normal.
� The charging server service software is installed on both mini-
computers.
Context This topic describes the procedure to add charging server applica-
tion resources to the dual-server resources so that the user can
control the startup, stop and changeover of the charging processes
through VCS software.
Steps 1. Select and right-click on the service group ZXWNCG130 and
click Add Resource… from the popup menu in the Cluster
Explorer window.
The Add Resource window appears.

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2. Select Application from the Resource Type drop-down list

in the Resource Type and enter a resource name in the Re-
source name text box and then select Critical and Enabled
on the window, as shown in Figure 90.

FIGURE 90 ADDING APPLICATION RESOURCE

3. Modify attributes of application resources: User StartPro-

gram StopProgram and MonitorProgram. The User
attribute is shown in Figure 91.

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FIGURE 91 USER ATTRIBUTE

4. Modify the StartProgram attribute, as shown in Figure 92.

FIGURE 92 STARTPROGRAM ATTRIBUTE

5. Modify the StopProgram attribute, as shown in Figure 93.

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FIGURE 93 STOPPROGRAM ATTRIBUTE

6. Modify the MonitorProgram attribute, as shown in Figure 94.

FIGURE 94 MONITORPROGRAM ATTRIBUTE

7. Click the OK button to return to Add Resource window.

8. Click OK button to finish adding application resources, as
shown in Figure 95.

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FIGURE 95 APPLICATION RESOURCES CREATION IS FINISHED

9. Right-click on the application resource and then click Online

> ZXWNCG131 from the popup menu to start applications on
ZXWNCG131 as required.
END OF STEPS

Saving Configuration
Prerequisites The charging server application resources are added to dual-server
resources.
Context This topic describes the procedure to save settings of dual-server
system.
Steps 1. Open a Cluster Explorer window.
2. Choose File > Save Configuration from the menubar of the
Cluster Explorer window, as shown in Figure 96.

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FIGURE 96 SAVING CONFIGURATION

END OF STEPS

Checking Cluster Status

Prerequisites The settings of dual-server system are saved.
Context This topic describes the procedure to check cluster node status.
Steps 1. Execute the following command to show information of all clus-
ter nodes, as shown in Figure 97.
#scstat –n

FIGURE 97 CLUSTER NODE STATUS

As shown above, there are two nodes (ZXWNCG131 and

ZXWNCG132) in the system and they are all online.
2. Input the following command if it is necessary to modify the
information:
#scconf -c -C cluster=dromedary

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Note:
dromedary is the cluster node name.

3. If there is no information displayed, re-install the VCS soft-

ware.
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Charging Client Software

Installation

Table of Contents
Software and Hardware Requirements ..................................75
Charging Client Software Installation....................................76

Software and Hardware

Requirements
Charging Client Hardware
Configuration
The hardware configuration of the charging client is a PC.

Charging Client Software

Configuration
The procedure to install the charging client is as follows:
1. OS: WinXP/Win2000/Win2003 operating system.
2. OS patches: WinXP SP2/Win2000 SP4/Win2003 SP1 installa-
tion CD.
3. Application software: Charging Client application software.

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Charging Client Software

Installation
Charging Client Installation Flow
Description The charging client installation flow is given in the following table.

TABLE 6 CHARGING CLIENT INSTALLATION FLOW

Step Description

1 Install the operating system (Windows Server 2003)

2 Install the antivirus software

3 Install the charging client software

Installing Charging Client Software

Prerequisites � IP address of the charging client is configured correctly.
� Users can ping through the server on the client.
Context This topic describes the procedure to install Charging Client soft-
ware.
Steps 1. Double-click install.bat from zxver/cgsetup/setup.
The Welcome to Install Wizard window appears as shown
in Installing Charging Client Software.

FIGURE 98 LANGUAGE SELECTION WINDOW

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2. Select English and then click Next on the window.

The Choose Product to Install window appears, as shown in
Figure 99.

FIGURE 99 PRODUCT SELECTION

3. Select Charging Client and then click Next.

The Choose Install Location for Applications window ap-
pears, as shown in Figure 100.

FIGURE 100 CHOOSE AN INSTALLATION PATH

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4. Set an installation path and click Next. If the path does not
exist, the Confirm dialog box appears.
5. Click Yes on the Confirm dialog box.
The Confirm the Installation Information window appears,
as shown in Figure 101.

FIGURE 101 INSTALLATION INFORMATION CONFIRMATION

6. Click Next. The system starts copying files, as shown in Figure

102.

FIGURE 102 START COPYING FILES

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7. When the files are copied, click Next.

The Choose Additional Functions window appears, as shown
in Figure 103.

FIGURE 103 CHOOSE ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS

8. Keep the default setting and click Next.

The Config WINNTTCP window appears, as shown in Figure
104.

FIGURE 104 CONFIGE WINNTTCP

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9. Set the IP address, office number and module number of the

client and server. Click Next.
The Install Completed window appears, as shown in Figure
105.

FIGURE 105 INSTALLATION IS COMPLETE

END OF STEPS

Starting Charging Client

Prerequisites � The charging server is installed successfully and is running
properly.
� The charging client is installed successfully and is running prop-
erly.
Context This topic describes the procedure to log into the charging client
to check for software installation.
Steps 1. Click Start > Programs > Charging Client > Charging
Management Console from windows taskbar to enter the
Login dialog box, as shown in Figure 106.

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FIGURE 106 LOGIN DIALOG BOX

2. Enter the user name, password and server address, then click
OK to enter the ZTE Unified Management System window,
as shown in Figure 107.

FIGURE 107 ZTE UNIFIED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

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FTAM Installation and

Configuration

Table of Contents
FTAM Software Installation Flow ..........................................83
Uploading FTAM Installation Files .........................................84
Installing FTAM .................................................................84
Creating File aetable ..........................................................88
Modifying File profile ..........................................................89
Modify File osid.cfg ............................................................89
Starting FTAM ...................................................................90
Testing FTAM ....................................................................90
Stopping FTAM ..................................................................91
Setting Interconnection Parameters between FTAM and
BD ..................................................................................92
Bring FTAM to Dual-Server Management ...............................92

FTAM Software Installation

Flow
If the FTAM protocol is used to transfer the CDR files, it is necessary
to install and configure the FTAM software. The installation flow of
the FTAM software is given in the following table.

No. Step

1 Make installation preparations.

2 Install the FTAM software.

3 Configure files.

4 Test FTAM.

5 Configure the interconnection parameters between FTAM

and BD.

6 Bring FTAM into dual-server management.

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Uploading FTAM Installation

Files
Prerequisites � The user has logged in to the charging server.
� The dual-server resource addition is finished.
Context If the FTAM protocol is used to transfer the CDR files, it is necessary
to install and configure the FTAM software.
Steps 1. If the ftam directory does not exist, create a directory by run-
ning the #mkdir ftam command.
2. Log in to the system as the root user and upload the follow-
ing software to the /export/home/ftam directory on the two
charging servers in binary mode through FTP.
� UTS-TCP64-4.1.0.0-5.9-package.tar.gz
� VRTLLM8.1-sun4-SunOS-507-cc60-package.tar.Z
� FTAM8.1.0.0-sun4-SunOS-507-cc60-package.tar.gz

END OF STEPS

Installing FTAM
Prerequisites The FTAM installation software is uploaded to the two charging
servers.
Context FTAM is an OSI standard for file transfer between a client (an ser-
vice initiator) and a server (a service responder). If the FTAM
protocol is used to transfer the CDR files, it is necessary to install
FTAM by performing the following steps on the two minicomputers
respectively.
Steps 1. Log in to the system as the root user and enter the /ex-
port/home/ftam directory by running the following command:
#cd /export/home/ftam
2. Run the following command:
#gunzip *
3. Decompress ftam8.1, as shown in the following figure.
#tar xvf ftam8.1

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FIGURE 108 DECOMPRESS FTAM8.1

4. Decompress packets vrtllm8.1 and uts-tcp6 by running the fol-

lowing commands:
#tar xvf vrtllm8.1
#tar xvf uts-tcp6
5. Run the following command to install UTSTCP64.
#cd /export/home/ftam/UTS-TCP64-4.1.0.0-5.9-package
#pkgadd –d .
6. Input 1 and press Enter when you are prompted to select the
installation packet (s), as shown in the following figure.

FIGURE 109 START INSTALLING UTSTCP64

7. Input 1 and press Enter when you are asked whether to con-
tinue installing UTSTCP64, as shown in the following figure.

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FIGURE 110 CONTINUE THE UTSTCP64 INSTALLATION

8. Input q and press Enter when the installation is complete and

you are prompted to select packet(s), as shown in the following
figure.

FIGURE 111 UTSTCP64 INSTALLATION IS SUCCESSFUL

9. Run the following commands to install UTSFTAM:

#cd /export/home/ftam/UTS-TCP64-4.1.0.0-5.9-package
#pkgadd –d .
10. Input 1 and press Enter when you are prompted to select
packet (s), as shown in the following figure.

FIGURE 112 START INSTALLING UTSFTAM

11. Input q and press Enter to adopt the default value when you
are prompted to set the installation path, as shown in the fol-
lowing figure.

FIGURE 113 SET UTSFTAM INSTALLATION PATH

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12. Input y and press Enter when you are asked whether to con-
tinue the installation, as shown in the following figure.

FIGURE 114 CONTINUE THE UTSFTAM INSTALLATION

13. Input q and press Enter to exit the installation when UTSFTAM
is successfully installed and you are prompted to select the
installation packet (s), as shown in the following figure.

FIGURE 115 UTSFTAM INSTALLATION IS SUCCESSFUL

14. Run the following commands:

#cd /export/home/soft/ftam/VRTLLM8/1-sun4-SunOS-507-
cc60-package
#pkgadd –d .
15. Input 1 and press Enter when you are prompted to select the
installation packet (s), as shown in the following figure.

FIGURE 116 START VRTLLM

16. When you are asked whether to install the development com-
ponent (s), input y and press Enter. When you are asked to
set the software installation directory, input q and press Enter
to adopt the default directory, as shown in the following figure.

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FIGURE 117 SET VRTLLM INSTALLATION DIRECTORY

17. Input y and press Enter when you are asked whether to con-
tinue the installation, as shown in the following figure.

FIGURE 118 CONTINUE THE VRTLLM INSTALLATION

18. Input q and press Enter to exit the installation when the in-
stallation is finished and you are asked to select package (s),
as shown in the following figure.

FIGURE 119 VRTLLM INSTALLATION IS SUCCESSFUL

END OF STEPS

Creating File aetable

Prerequisites � The user has logged into the charging server.
� The FTAM installation is finished.
Context The aetable file only can be used for test, which can be created
manually.
Steps 1. Run the #aetable command to create the aetable file.
2. Run the #vi aetable command to open the aetable file.
3. Press the i key.
4. Input the following content:

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� ztecg {1 3 9999 1 7} 1 /c0e80982/9102/9202/9302 2

0
� ANON {1 3 9999 1 7} 0 /81008282/0200/0201/0202 2
0
c0e80982 in the first line is the floating IP address for the local
host to communicate with the BD, which is a hexadecimal value
and can be modified according to actual needs.
5. Press the Esc key.
6. Enter :wq! and press Enter to save and exit.
END OF STEPS

Modifying File profile

Prerequisites � The FTAM installation is finished.
� The charging server is started and a Terminal window is
opened.
Context This topic describes the procedure to modify FTAM related content
in the profile file.
Steps 1. Switch to the root user.
2. Open the /etc/profile file by running the #vi /etc/profile com-
mand.
3. Press the i key and add the following five lines.
� FTAM_HOME=/opt/UTSftam
� AETABLE=/aetable
� OSID=/etc/osid.cfg
� LM_LICENSE_FILE=/license.dat
� export FTAM_HOME LM_LICENSE_FILE AETABLE OSID
4. Press the Esc key.
5. Enter :wq! and press Enter to save and exit.
END OF STEPS

Modify File osid.cfg

Prerequisites � The FTAM installation is finished.
� The charging server is started and a Terminal window is
opened.
Context This topic describes the procedure to modify the osid.cfg file.
Steps 1. Open the /etc/osid.cfg file, as shown in Figure 120.

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FIGURE 120 MODIFY THE /ETC/OSID.CFG FILE

The content after nsap= is the floating IP address in hexa-

decimal format of the charging server, which can be modified
according to actual needs.
For example, if the floating IP address of the charging server
is 192.168.0.3, then its hexadecimal value is c0a80003.

END OF STEPS

Starting FTAM
Prerequisites � The FTAM installation and configuration on the charging server
is finished.
� The user has logged in to the charging server.
Context This topic describes the procedure to start the FTAM service for
transferring CDR files between the local node and BD.
Steps 1. Start tp0 by running the #/etc/tp0 start command.
The UTS-TCP (tp0d) startup complete. message appears, indicat-
ing that the startup is successful.
2. Start ftam responder by running the #/etc/ft820.rc start
command.
The Vertel FT-820 Filestore running. message appears, indicat-
ing that the startup is successful.
END OF STEPS

Testing FTAM
Prerequisites The FTAM is started normally.
Context This topic describes the procedure to check if FTAM is installed
correctly by testing FTAM.

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Steps 1. Enter the /opt/UTSftam/bin directory by running the #cd

/opt/UTSftam/bin command.
2. Run the following command.
#./fls -p server!/
3. Enter the ID and password.
Enter initiator ID for filestore suntcp:omc

Enter password:

END OF STEPS

Result If the output information shown in Figure 121 displays, then the
test is passed.

FIGURE 121 OUTPUT INFORMATION

Stopping FTAM
Prerequisites The FTAM is started.
Context When the test is passed, you should stop the FTAM service.
Steps 1. Stop ftam responder by running the #/etc/ft820.rc stop
command.
2. Stop tp0 by running the #/etc/tp0 stop command.
END OF STEPS

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Setting Interconnection
Parameters between FTAM
and BD
Prerequisites The charging server is started.
Context If the BD needs to access ftam responder, the tsap, ssap and psap
parameters should be provided for the BD.
Steps 1. Run the #vi /usr/spool/vertel/ffs.cfg command to open
the /usr/spool/vertel/ffs.cfg file to check the parameter
values. The default values are as follows:
TSAP = 9102

SSAP = 9202

PSAP = 9302

2. Make sure that these values are consistent with those on the
BD. If not, modify them.

Note:
The modifications should be performed on both active and
standby servers.

END OF STEPS

Bring FTAM to Dual-Server

Management
Prerequisites The FTAM installation is finished.
Context This topic describes the procedure to bring FTAM into the dual-
server management.
Steps 1. Prepare the FTAM scripts.
2. Configure the FTAM resouces.
END OF STEPS

Preparing FTAM Scripts

Context This topic describes the procedure to prepare the FTAM scripts.

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Steps 1. Check if the ftamstart, ftamstop and ftammon.vcs scripts

are in the $ZXHOME/omcboot directory. If not, contact ZTE local
office.
2. Check if the three scripts run properly with vi. The ^M char-
acter indicates the abnormality.
3. If there is any abnormality, transfer these scripts to the client
through FTP and re-transfer them to the $ZXHOME/omcboot di-
rectory in ASCII mode.
END OF STEPS

Configuring FTAM Resources

Prerequisites The FTAM installation is finished.
Context When the charging server works in active-standby mode, it is nec-
essary to add FTAM to the dual-server resources to enable the
dual-server management software to control the startup, stop and
changeover of the FTAM program.
Steps 1. Log in to the system as the root user and open the dual-server
resource management window.
2. Right-click ZXWNCG130 and select Add Resource… from the
shortcut menu.
The Add Resource window appears.
3. Enter ftam in the Resource name text box and set Resource
Type to Application. Select Critical and Enabled.
4. Modify the user attribute, as shown in Figure 122.

FIGURE 122 MODIFY THE USER ATTRIBUTE

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5. Modify the StartProgram attribute, as shown in Figure 123.

FIGURE 123 MODIFY THE STARTPROGRAM ATTRIBUTE

6. Modify the StopProgram attribute, as shown in Figure 124.

FIGURE 124 MODIFY THE STOPPROGRAM ATTRIBUTE

7. Modify the MonitorProgram attribute, as shown in Figure 125.

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FIGURE 125 MODIFY THE MONITORPROGRAM ATTRIBUTE

8. Check Critical and Enabled, as shown in Figure 126.

FIGURE 126 CHECK CRITICAL AND ENABLED

9. Configure the resource dependent relationship as shown in Fig-

ure 127.

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FIGURE 127 CONFIGURE THE RESOURCE DEPENDENT RELATIONSHIP

10. Click Link, the dependent relationship of resources is shown

in Figure 128. Click Link and draw lines between resources. If
the dependent relationship is not required to be configured or
the configuration is finished, click Link again.

FIGURE 128 CONFIGURATION OF RESOURCE DEPENDENT RELATIONSHIP

IS SUCCESSFUL

11. When the resource dependent relationship is configured, right-

click the FTAM resource and click Online > V440-1 and On-
line > V440-2 from the shortcut menu, as shown in Figure
129.

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FIGURE 129 SET THE FTAM RESOURCE TO ONLINE

The FTAM resource is in online state, as shown in Figure 130.

FIGURE 130 FTAM RESOURCE IS IN ONLINE STATE

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Figures

Figure 1 Software Installation Flow of Single Charging Server ... 5

Figure 2 Dual Charging Server Software Installation FLow ........ 7
Figure 3 Copying hostname.bge0 as hostname.bge1.........................18
Figure 4 hostname.bge1 File Content ........................................18
Figure 5 /etc/hosts File Content ........................................19
Figure 6 /etc/netmasks File Content ...................................19
Figure 7 Validation of NIC Configuration................................19
Figure 8 Start VCS Installation ............................................24
Figure 9 Check System Connection ......................................24
Figure 10 Distribute Installation Package to Both the
Minicomputer ....................................................24
Figure 11 Select the VCS Packages Need to be Installed .........25
Figure 12 Packages Need to be Installed ...............................25
Figure 13 Check Packages Status.........................................25
Figure 14 Configure VCS.....................................................26
Figure 15 Configuration Information.....................................26
Figure 16 VCS Management Information...............................27
Figure 17 Do not SMTP.......................................................27
Figure 18 Do not SNMP ......................................................28
Figure 19 Select Software Package Method ...........................28
Figure 20 Configure Cluster Service .....................................28
Figure 21 Cluster Start Selection .........................................29
Figure 22 Exit Installation ...................................................29
Figure 23 Modification of File Properties ................................30
Figure 24 Starting Cluster Monitor .......................................31
Figure 25 Cluster Monitor Window........................................31
Figure 26 Creating a New Cluster.........................................31
Figure 27 New ClusterConnectivity Configuration Window .......32
Figure 28 Login Dialog Box .................................................32
Figure 29 Cluster Explorer Window ......................................33
Figure 30 Service Group Creation ........................................33
Figure 31 Add Service Group Window ...................................34
Figure 32 Setting Service Group ..........................................34
Figure 33 Service Groups are Created ..................................35

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Figure 34 Adding Resources ................................................36

Figure 35 Adding NIC Resource ...........................................36
Figure 36 Device Attribute ..................................................37
Figure 37 Prompt...............................................................37
Figure 38 Internal NIC Resource Added ................................38
Figure 39 Adding IP Resource..............................................39
Figure 40 Device Attribute ..................................................39
Figure 41 Address Attribute ................................................40
Figure 42 Netmask Attribute ...............................................40
Figure 43 IP Resource Creation Completed ............................41
Figure 44 IP address of Online ZXWNCG131 .........................41
Figure 45 Prompt ..............................................................41
Figure 46 Started IP Resource ............................................42
Figure 47 Added External IP Resource ..................................42
Figure 48 Adding Disk Resource...........................................43
Figure 49 DISK Attribute ....................................................43
Figure 50 Added DISK Resource ..........................................44
Figure 51 Adding Mount Resource ........................................44
Figure 52 MountPoint Attribute ............................................45
Figure 53 BlockDevice Attribute ...........................................45
Figure 54 FSType Attribute..................................................46
Figure 55 FsckOpt Attribute ................................................46
Figure 56 Added Mount Resource .........................................47
Figure 57 Mount of Online ZXWNCG131 ................................47
Figure 58 Online Prompt.....................................................47
Figure 59 Started Mount Resource .......................................48
Figure 60 Configuring Resource Dependent Relationship .........49
Figure 61 Connecting Resources ..........................................49
Figure 62 Confirmation Dialog Box .......................................50
Figure 63 Final Dependent Relationship Between Resources ....50
Figure 64 ZXWNCG131 is Online..........................................51
Figure 65 Switch Menu .......................................................52
Figure 66 Changeover Prompt .............................................52
Figure 67 ZXWNCG132 is Online..........................................53
Figure 68 Admintool: Users Interface ................................54
Figure 69 Selecting Groups .................................................54
Figure 70 Admintool: Add Group Interface.........................55
Figure 71 Admintool: Users Interface ................................55
Figure 72 Selecting Users ...................................................56
Figure 73 Admintool: Add Users Interface .........................57

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Figure 74 Set User Password Interface ..............................58

Figure 75 Copy Version Files ...............................................60
Figure 76 Check Version Files ..............................................60
Figure 77 Modify Permission of install.sh...............................61
Figure 78 Execute Installation Program.................................61
Figure 79 Select Language..................................................61
Figure 80 Select the Setup Product ......................................62
Figure 81 Confirm Dialog Box ..............................................62
Figure 82 Choose an Installation Path...................................63
Figure 83 Choose SPU Roles................................................63
Figure 84 Start Copying Files ..............................................64
Figure 85 Choose Additional Functions..................................65
Figure 86 Software Environment Configuration-Common Tab ...65
Figure 87 Software Environment Configuration-NTP Service
Tab ..................................................................66
Figure 88 Software Environment Configuration-EMS Service
Tab ..................................................................67
Figure 89 Installation is Completed ......................................68
Figure 90 Adding Application Resource .................................69
Figure 91 User Attribute .....................................................70
Figure 92 StartProgram Attribute .........................................70
Figure 93 StopProgram Attribute .........................................71
Figure 94 MonitorProgram Attribute .....................................71
Figure 95 Application Resources Creation is Finished ..............72
Figure 96 Saving Configuration............................................73
Figure 97 Cluster Node Status .............................................73
Figure 98 Language Selection Window..................................76
Figure 99 Product Selection ................................................77
Figure 100 Choose an Installation Path .................................77
Figure 101 Installation Information Confirmation ...................78
Figure 102 Start Copying Files.............................................78
Figure 103 Choose Additional Functions ................................79
Figure 104 Confige WINNTTCP.............................................79
Figure 105 Installation is Complete ......................................80
Figure 106 Login Dialog Box................................................81
Figure 107 ZTE Unified Management System .........................81
Figure 108 Decompress ftam8.1 ..........................................85
Figure 109 Start Installing UTSTCP64 ...................................85
Figure 110 Continue the UTSTCP64 Installation .....................86
Figure 111 UTSTCP64 Installation is Successful .....................86

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Figure 112 Start Installing UTSFTAM ....................................86

Figure 113 Set UTSFTAM Installation Path .............................86
Figure 114 Continue the UTSFTAM Installation.......................87
Figure 115 UTSFTAM Installation is Successful .......................87
Figure 116 Start VRTLLM ....................................................87
Figure 117 Set VRTLLM Installation Directory ........................88
Figure 118 Continue the VRTLLM Installation .........................88
Figure 119 VRTLLM Installation is Successful .........................88
Figure 120 Modify the /etc/osid.cfg File ............................90
Figure 121 Output Information ............................................91
Figure 122 Modify the User Attribute ....................................93
Figure 123 Modify the StartProgram Attribute........................94
Figure 124 Modify the StopProgram Attribute ........................94
Figure 125 Modify the MonitorProgram Attribute ....................95
Figure 126 Check Critical and Enabled ..................................95
Figure 127 Configure the Resource Dependent Relationship.....96
Figure 128 Configuration of Resource Dependent Relationship
is Successful .....................................................96
Figure 129 Set the FTAM Resource to Online .........................97
Figure 130 FTAM Resource is in Online State .........................97

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Tables

Table 1 Service Processor Configuration Level......................... 2

Table 2 Single Server Configured as Middle-Level Service
Processor .......................................................... 2
Table 3 Installation Planning of Active and Standby Nodes........ 8
Table 4 Relationship of Server and Active Network Interface ....11
Table 5 Disk Space Partition ................................................14
Table 6 Charging Client Installation Flow ...............................76

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List of Glossary

CD-ROM - Compact Disc-Read Only Memory

CDR - Call Detail Record
FTAM - File Transfer Access and Management
FTP - File Transfer Protocol
ID - IDentification/IDentity/Identifier
IP - Internet Protocol
IP - Internet Protocol
NIC - Network Interface Card
OMM - Operation & Maintenance Module
OMP - Operation Main Processor
OS - Operating System
OSI - Open System Interconnection
PC - Personal Computer
USI - Universal Server Interface
VCS - VERITAS Cluster ServerVERITAS

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