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Contents
1 Summary of changes...................................................................................................................................... 4

2 Overview of EdenNet Usage Summary.........................................................................................................6

2.1 Dependencies............................................................................................................................................7

3 Functional description and guidelines..........................................................................................................8

4 Configuring and executing EdenNet Usage Summary................................................................................9

4.1 Prerequisites..............................................................................................................................................9
4.2 Accessing EdenNet Usage Summary.......................................................................................................9
4.3 Configuring targets for EdenNet Usage Summary................................................................................. 10
4.4 Configuring parameters for EdenNet Usage Summary.......................................................................... 11
4.5 Selecting the configuration file for EdenNet Usage Summary............................................................... 12
4.6 Selecting execution type for EdenNet Usage Summary........................................................................ 12
4.7 Confirming execution for EdenNet Usage Summary..............................................................................13

5 EdenNet Usage Summary configuration parameters................................................................................ 14

5.1 EdenNet Usage Summary GUI parameters........................................................................................... 14
5.2 EdenNet Usage Summary INI parameters............................................................................................. 15
5.2.1 Example of Usage Summary configuration file.............................................................................. 16
5.3 Configuring INI parameters.....................................................................................................................16

6 Viewing EdenNet Usage Summary reports................................................................................................ 19

6.1 EdenNet Usage Summary reports..........................................................................................................20

7 Monitor Usage Summary.............................................................................................................................. 24

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1 Summary of changes

Release Changes

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• Overview of EdenNet Usage Summary section is updated with sup-

ported technologies (4G-NBIoT and NR).

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Instances of Custom modules are changed to Adapted modules in the

following sections:

• Accessing EdenNet Usage Summary

• Configuring INI parameters

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Release Changes

EdenNet 18 SP1 1811 No change.

EdenNet 18 SP1 This is a new document for the EdenNet Usage Summary module, which
is an internal helper module from Nokia to report summary of EdenNet
product deployment and usage statistics for administrative purpose.

Table 1: Summary of changes

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2 Overview of EdenNet Usage Summary

After EdenNet deployment, the administrator will strategize module execution that includes network
target scope, scheduling pattern, parallel instance runs and so on. Multiple rounds of tuning is used to
get the best results from EdenNet. The supporting information to accomplish these tasks is scattered
across applications, databases, and servers.

The EdenNet Usage Summary module is an internal helper module provided by Nokia to report sum-
mary of EdenNet product deployment and usage statistics for administrative purpose.

The key features of this module are:

• Deployment summary: This report consists of deployment details such as EdenNet release, De-
ployment architecture (2VM/5VM/Cross-OSS), Frequency bands, Cell count per technology, and
so on.
• License management: This report consists of a list of licensed modules, license code, expiry
date, and so on.
• Scheduling information: This report lists all scheduled module names, period of schedule, fre-
quency of repetition, and so on.
• Frequency band details: This report contains a list of different frequency bands in the network
and corresponding cell count.
• Module usage statistics:

– Active modules: List of modules that are currently active and running.
– Open loop module run: History of modules run in Open Loop.
– Closed loop module run: History of modules run in Closed Loop.
• Module output can be configured to one or more e-mail IDs or as a group e-mail account for MIS
purpose.

These reports can be used by different stakeholders, NPO engineers, EdenNet Administrators,
and Service and Care teams.

Table 2: Use case descriptions describes a few examples of how this information can benefit different
stakeholders.

Use case Description

EdenNet administration Reports active modules, history, scheduled runs and so on.

Release maintenance Reports current release, upgrade planning, new modules and so
on.

Misconfigurations Reports underutilized modules, incorrect run sequence and so on.

Planning of schedule tasks Distributes, sequences, and schedules module execution optimal-
ly.

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Use case Description

Compare across markets Summarizing information across systems with the acquired re-
ports becomes easier.

Management information Regular reports are sent via e-mail message without even logging
into the system.

Performance analysis Reports system load, parallel runs, scope of network, and so on.

Serviceability Provides first level information to care or support team for trou-
bleshooting purpose.

Table 2: Use case descriptions

Table 3: Supported vendor and technology lists the supported vendors and technology for the EdenNet
Usage Summary module.

Vendors Technology

Nokia GSM, UMTS, LTE, 4G-NBIoT, NR

Ericsson

Huawei

Alcatel-Lucent

Table 3: Supported vendor and technology

2.1 Dependencies
This EdenNet Usage Summary module executes well on a EdenNet system that is operational. How-
ever, in the present release, this module is mainly dependent on the Configuration Management (CM)
data. There is no dependency on Performance Management (PM) counter or KPI data.

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3 Functional description and guidelines

The EdenNet Usage Summary module collects information from multiple sources and consolidates
output into two files in:

• XLSX format to get a quick glance of the report.

• CSV format for post-processing to generate custom reports or dashboards.

To execute this module, at least one cell needs to be selected as a target.

Optionally, additional information such as local operations team contact details, region (City or Country
of deployment), type of deployment (POC, Commercial or Production), and so on can be provided via
module configuration (INI) file. See Example of Usage Summary configuration file for a sample INI file
format.

Note: Depending on the use case, module permissions can be restricted to the users role
such as SON Module Manager or Administrator.

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Usage Summary

4 Configuring and executing EdenNet Usage Summary

To configure and execute the EdenNet Usage Summary module, you must access EdenNet Usage
Summary from EdenNet and configure a few parameters. This section describes the steps to be fol-
lowed for configuring and executing the EdenNet Usage Summary module which can be accessed
from the EdenNet application.

To configure and execute the EdenNet Usage Summary module, do the following procedures in a se-
quential order:

1. Accessing EdenNet Usage Summary

2. Configuring targets for EdenNet Usage Summary
3. Configuring parameters for EdenNet Usage Summary
4. Selecting the configuration file for EdenNet Usage Summary
5. Selecting execution type for EdenNet Usage Summary
6. Confirming execution for EdenNet Usage Summary

4.1 Prerequisites
To execute the EdenNet Usage Summary module, the following prerequisites must be met:

• Ensure that Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox Web browser is installed on your system.
• You must have module permissions to execute the EdenNet Usage Summary module.
• At least one Operations Support System (OSS) must be integrated to EdenNet and Configuration
Management (CM) data retrieval must be successful.

Note: This module does not require a module specific license key.

4.2 Accessing EdenNet Usage Summary

To perform any action on a module, you must first log in to the EdenNet application and access the module.

Prerequisites

• Prerequisites mentioned in the Prerequisites section must be met.

1. Log in to the EdenNet application:

a) In the address field of your Internet browser, type the following URL (for 2VM, 5VM, and Cross-
OSS):

https://<EdenNet GUI_SERVERS IP>

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where <EdenNet GUI_SERVERS IP> is the IP address of the GUI server.

The EdenNet login page appears.

b) In the Username field, type the username.
c) In the Password field, type the password.
d) Click Log In.

The SON Activity page appears.

2. Click the Configure tab.

The following module categories appear in the left pane:

• EdenNet modules: The modules that Nokia provides are available in this category.
• Adapted modules: The modules that users develop are available in this category.
• Helper modules: These modules are mainly used for troubleshooting by Nokia support teams.

They are not categorized as Generally Available.

General Availability implies that the release is available to all customers.

3. From the Helper modules category, click EdenNetUsageSummary module.

Expected outcome

The EdenNetUsageSummary module is accessed and the Configure Targets page appears.

4. Continue with Configuring targets for EdenNet Usage Summary.

4.3 Configuring targets for EdenNet Usage Summary

In EdenNet, a module can only be configured and executed on a cluster of cells. In Configure Targets page, you can select
cells on the map.

Prerequisites

• Successful completion of Accessing EdenNet Usage Summary

1. Select the GSM, UMTS, or LTE cells for configuration by:

• filter specific cells on a map based on the Topology Filter or Center Frequency Filter and
then select target cells from the map
Or

• filter specific cells on a map based on the Topology Filter or Center Frequency Filter and
then select all filtered items by clicking
Or

• use cell ID search selection tools from the map toolbar

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Or

• select existing clusters

Target cells are selected and they appear in the Selections pane. For more information about
selecting the cells, see the Selecting cells section in the EdenNet User and Administration guide.

2. Click Next.

Expected outcome

The target cells are selected and the Configure Parameters page appears.

3. Continue with Configuring parameters for EdenNet Usage Summary.

4.4 Configuring parameters for EdenNet Usage Summary

To execute a module, you must configure a set of parameters. In the Configure Parameters page, a list of parameters, along
with the descriptions and default values are displayed.

Prerequisites

• Successful completion of Configuring targets for EdenNet Usage Summary

1. Define the configuration parameter values. For the list of parameters, see EdenNet Usage
Summary GUI parameters.
a) From the drop-down list, select the number of days of history data to be collected.
b) Enter the e-mail IDs separated with semi-colon where the output report need to be sent.

Note: E-mail functionality works only if e-mail server is configured.

c) Select the SON Operation Mode as Open Loop.

Note: The SON Operation Mode should always be in Open Loop.

2. Click Next.

Expected outcome

The parameters are configured and the Select Configuration File page appears.

3. Continue with Selecting the configuration file for EdenNet Usage Summary.

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4.5 Selecting the configuration file for EdenNet Usage Summary

You can select configuration files from the list of available configurations.

Prerequisites

• Successful completion of Configuring parameters for EdenNet Usage Summary

• Ensure that the configuration files are activated. For more details to activate the configuration file,
see Configuring INI parameters.

Note: You can skip the above optional step if the module configuration file is not import-
ed.

1. Select the required configuration file from the available categories.

Note: If configuration files are not available, proceed to the next step.

2. Verify the configuration in the right pane and click Next

Expected outcome

The configuration file is selected and the Execution Type page appears.

3. Continue with Selecting execution type for EdenNet Usage Summary .

4.6 Selecting execution type for EdenNet Usage Summary

In the Execution Type page, you can schedule when the module must be executed. Depending on the type of execution, such
as, immediately, later, or during a specific date and time, the module is scheduled and executed.

Prerequisites

• Successful completion of Selecting the configuration file for EdenNet Usage Summary

1. To schedule the module execution, select one of the following options:

• Execute Now - to activate the module immediately.

• Exceute Later - to activate the module at a later time.
• Schedule Execution - to schedule the module for execution during a certain date and time.

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Note: It is recommended to schedule module execution once a week preferably

during weekend (For example: Saturday morning) to collect information regularly for
the entire week.

For more information about Activate Later and Schedule Execution, see Configuring execution
type section in the EdenNet User and Administration Guide.

2. Click Next.

Expected outcome

The module is scheduled for execution and the Confirm Execution page appears.

3. Continue with Confirming execution for EdenNet Usage Summary.

4.7 Confirming execution for EdenNet Usage Summary

In the Confirm Execution page, you can view the summary of the operation setup and start the operation. The operation is
executed as per the defined schedule.

Prerequisites

• Successful completion of Selecting execution type for EdenNet Usage Summary

Procedure

• Verify the configuration summary, click Finish.

Note: You can monitor the operation. For more information, see Monitor Usage
Summary.

Expected outcome

EdenNet Usage Summary module is executed based on the configuration parameters and as per the
defined schedule.

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5 EdenNet Usage Summary configuration parameters

A set of parameters are required to run a module. The configuration parameters required to execute
Usage Summary module are:

• EdenNet Usage Summary GUI parameters

• EdenNet Usage Summary INI parameters

5.1 EdenNet Usage Summary GUI parameters

Table 4: Graphical user interface parameters lists the parameters that can be configured in the GUI.

Range (Min,
Parameter name Parameter description Step Default value
Max)

history_period Specifies the number of days [0 – 365] 1 7

for which the module run histo-
ry is collected. This history da-
ta includes both Open Loop
runs and Closed Loop runs.

Zero indicates that the present

day data starts from 00:00
hours.

Note: The maxi-

mum data is limited
to the history data
retention period con-
figured.

E-mail Addresses Specifies the E-mail address- Semicolon or N/A [email protected]

(Optional) es to which the report should Comma sepa-
be sent. Separate the e-mail rated email-IDs
addresses with semicolon or
comma. Default e-mail ID is
[email protected], which
is a group e-mail account of
Nokia support team for trou-
bleshooting or performance
tuning.

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Range (Min,
Parameter name Parameter description Step Default value
Max)

SON Operation • Set to Open Loop to Open Loop N/A Open Loop
Mode run module in open loop
mode.

In Open Loop mode, mod-

ule cannot push parame-
ter changes to network el-
ements. This module sup-
ports only Open Loop
mode.

• Set to Closed Loop to

run module in closed loop
mode.

Table 4: Graphical user interface parameters

5.2 EdenNet Usage Summary INI parameters

The INI file is created using configuration parameters. The configuration file for Usage Summary mod-
ule must be set properly as it is the input for triggering the mechanism.

Note: Configuration file is optional and module will execute without configuration file also.

Parameter
Parameter description Range (Min, Max) Step Default value
name

country Specifies the country in N/A N/A N/A

which EdenNet is deployed.

geo_region Specifies the geographical • APJ N/A N/A

region in which EdenNet is • NAM
deployed.
• LAT
• EUR
• INDIA
• MEA
• CHINA

primary_con- Specifies the primary con- N/A N/A N/A

tacts tact e-mail IDs of local oper-

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Parameter
Parameter description Range (Min, Max) Step Default value
name
ations team or CT team for
the EdenNet deployment.

deployment_ Specifies the deployment • Production N/A Production

type type of current EdenNet in- • POC
stance.
• Trial
• Pilot

deployment_ Specifies the status of the • On going N/A N/A

status present EdenNet deploy- • Completed
ment project.

Table 5: Usage Summary configuration file parameters

For more information on INI, SRAN20C_module_guide_updates.xlsx.

5.2.1 Example of Usage Summary configuration file

The INI file is created using configuration parameters. The following is a sample configuration file with
default values:

[Global]
#Country of this EdenNet deployment
country = INDIA
#Geographical region (APJ/NAM/LAT/EUR/INDIA/MEA/CHINA)
geo_region = INDIA
#Primary contact email ids
primary_contacts = <[email protected]>
#Deployment type (Production, POC, Trial, Pilot)
deployment_type = Production
#Deployment status (On going, completed)
deployment_status = On going

5.3 Configuring INI parameters

INI parameters can be modified to change the default settings of a module. You can also import, export, delete, activate, or
deactivate configuration files.

Prerequisites

Users with administration privileges are allowed to modify the INI parameters.

1. Log in to the EdenNet application:

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a) In the address field of your Internet browser, type the following URL (for 2VM, 5VM, and Cross-
OSS):

https://<EdenNet GUI_SERVERS IP>

where <EdenNet GUI_SERVERS IP> is the IP address of the GUI server provided during the
installation of EdenNet.

The EdenNet login page appears.

b) In the Username field, type the username.
c) In the Password field, type the password.
d) Click Log In.

The SON Activity page appears.

2. Click Administration → Modules.

The following module categories appear in the left pane:

• EdenNet modules: The modules that Nokia provides are available in this category.
• Adapted modules: The modules that users develop are available in this category.
• Helper modules: These modules are mainly used for troubleshooting by Nokia support teams.

They are not categorized as Generally Available.

General Availability implies that the release is available to all customers.

3. From the Helper modules category, click EdenNetUsageSummary module.

4. Click Configure → Module Configuration.

The EdenNetUsageSummary Configuration Manager dialog box appears.

5. Select the required configuration category from the below options.

You can click:

• Import And Activate: to import a file and activate it immediately.

• Import: to import a file.
• Export: to export the selected file to your system.
• Delete: to delete the selected file from the list.

Note: Users with Administrator or SON Module Manager permission can delete
the configuration files. The configuration files can be deleted only if it is not used by
other modules.

• Activate: to activate the selected file from the list.

Note: Multiple configuration files can be activated.

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• Deactivate: to deactivate the activated file.

Note: A file can be deactivated only when it is not used by other modules listed in
Active SON Modules or Module History.

• Set As Default: to set the selected file as the default configuration.

• Save: to save the new version of the configuration after editing the parameter values in the
selected INI file.
• Save As: to save the configuration file with a different name.
• Reset: to reset the edited parameter values in the selected INI file.

For more details, see the Configuring a module section in EdenNet User and Administration Guide.

For the INI file parameters, see EdenNet Usage Summary INI parameters.

Expected outcome

The INI parameters are configured.

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6 Viewing EdenNet Usage Summary reports

For every execution, each Usage Summary module generates a log and provides execution status
data in an Excel format.

1. Log in to the EdenNet application:

a) In the address field of your Internet browser, type the following URL (for 2VM, 5VM, and Cross-
OSS):

https://<EdenNet GUI_SERVERS IP>

where <EdenNet GUI_SERVERS IP> is the IP address of the GUI server.

The EdenNet login page appears.

b) In the Username field, type the username.
c) In the Password field, type the password.
d) Click Log In.

The SON Activity page appears.

2. Click SON Modules → Status.

The Active SON Modules and Module History appears in the left pane and Execution Status
appears in the right pane.

3. In the left pane, select a module either from Active SON Modules or Module History.

The Module Status appears in the right pane.

Note: The Active SON Modules area displays all the active SON module instances,
which are in a state other than stopped, completed, or failed. The Module History area
of the Status tab displays SON modules in various states of inactivity such as recently
stopped, completed, or failed. To view the execution status of the module, see Viewing
the execution status section in the EdenNet User and Administration Guide.

The module generates an Excel spreadsheet. For information on the contents of the re-
port, see EdenNet Usage Summary reports .

4. In the right pane, click Logs.

5. Click the user name next to User Outputs.

The Directory Listing For dialog box appears displaying a list of files with module names.

6. Select the module file name.

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A set of related Excel files are listed in the Directory Listing For dialog box.

7. Select a file. You can open or save it.

Expected outcome

The reports are generated as an excel file. For information on the contents of the report, see
EdenNet Usage Summary reports .

6.1 EdenNet Usage Summary reports

After the execution of a module instance, the EdenNet Usage Summary module generates a report.

Table 6: EdenNetUsageSummary Report provides an overview of the tabs available in the Usage
Summary output report.

Tab Description

Deployment tab Provides the summary of the deployment details.

Freq_Bands Provides the frequency band and corresponding cell count

details.

Active SON Modules tab Provides details on the list of active SON modules running at
the time of report generation.

Module History OL tab Provides details on the list of SON modules run in Open
Loop mode for the period specified in GUI parameters.

Module_History_CL Provides details on the list of SON modules run in Closed

Loop mode for the period specified in GUI parameters. This
tab contains similar details as Module History OL table except
that the run mode is Closed Loop.

Module Schedule tab Provides a list of all the scheduled tasks created for module
execution.

License_Info tab Provides details on all the licensed modules and the license
expiry details.

Table 6: EdenNetUsageSummary Report

Table 7: Deployment tab describes the columns in the Deployment tab.

Column name Description

Report Date Specifies the report generation date.

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Column name Description

Target ID The target identifier linked to the license procured for a given cus-
tomer and EdenNet instance.

Customer Name The name of the customer specified while creating a target identi-
fier or EdenNet module licenses.

Region Indicates the geographical region where the EdenNet instance is

deployed.

Note: this data is taken from the module configuration

(INI) file.

Country Indicates the name of the country where the EdenNet instance is
deployed.

Note: this data is taken from the module configuration

(INI) file.

Deployment Type Indicates the type of deployment of the EdenNet instance. Possi-
ble options are:

• Production
• POC
• Trial
• Pilot

Note: this data is taken from the module configura-

tion (INI) file.

Deployment Configuration Specifies the deployment configuration which are 2 VM or 5 VM

or Cross-OSS or Cross-OSS and NADC.

Release EdenNet release information including SP or MP or build number

(EdenNet 18 build # 703).

Cell count 2G Specifies the cell count of GSM cells.

Cell Count 3G Specifies the cell count of UMTS cells.

Cell Count 4G Specifies the cell count of LTE cells.

Vendor Indicates the network vendor name.

OSS_Integration_Type Single or Cross-OSS and region name created in EdenNet.

Modules Specifies the list of licensed modules.

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Column name Description

Status Indicates the current status of the EdenNet deployment. Possible

options are:

• Ongoing
• Blocked
• Completed

Note: this data is taken from the module configura-

tion (INI) file.

Contacts Specifies the contact e-mail identifier of the local operational

team or CT team.

Remarks Remarks regarding the EdenNet deployment.

Frequency Bands Specifies the list of frequency bands and cell count separated
with semicolon.

System_UID Unique identifier for an EdenNet instance.

Table 7: Deployment tab

Table 8: Active SON Modules tab describes the columns in the Active SON Modules tab.

Column name Description

Module Name Specifies the name of the SON module.

Instance_Id Unique instance identifier of a particular module run. It identifies a

module instance when the same module has multiple instances.

Instance_Name Specifies the instance name of a module.

Run Mode Specifies if the Run Mode is in Open Loop or Closed loop.

Target Cells The number of cells in the target scope.

Launch Date Indicates the time stamp of the module run that is initiated.

Table 8: Active SON Modules tab

Table 9: Module History OL tab describes the columns in the Module History OL tab.

Column name Description

Module Name Specifies the name of the SON module.

Instance_Id Unique instance identifier of a particular module run. It identifies a

module instance when the same module has multiple instances.

Instance_Name The instance name of a module.

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Column name Description

Time stamp The time stamp of the module run that is initiated.

Calendar week Indicates the start time of the week when the module is run.

Stopped time Time stamp of when the module execution is complete.

Target cells Specifies the number of cells in the target scope.

Target clusters Specifies the name of a cluster if used in target cell selection
along with number of cells from that cluster.

Table 9: Module History OL tab

Table 10: Module Schedule tab describes the columns in the Module Schedule tab.

Column name Description

Schedule Name Indicates the name of the scheduled task.

Description Description of the task.

Module Name Indicates the scheduled Module name.

Start Date Specifies the start date of the scheduled task.

Frequency (once in every) Specifies the frequency of scheduled task. It will be once in
every day or week or month as defined in scheduled task.

Period Specifies the period of scheduled task.

Schedule type Schedule type will be either Repeat_count or Run_till_date.

Repeat The number of times the schedule should be repeated.

End Date Specifies the date when the schedule task should end.

Table 10: Module Schedule tab

Table 11: License_Info tab describes the columns in the License Info tab.

Column name Description

Module Name Specifies the name of the licensed module.

License Code Indicates the license code.

License Start Time The time from when the license is valid.

License End Time The time when the license expires.

Expires in (days) Specifies the number of days from the date of report generation
when the license expires.

Table 11: License_Info tab

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7 Monitor Usage Summary

You can monitor the EdenNet Usage Summary module's:

• activities
• status

For more information, see Configure and monitor SON modules section in the EdenNet User and Ad-
ministration Guide.

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