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f Important Notice on Product Safety

Elevated voltages are inevitably present at specific points in this electrical equipment. Some of the
parts may also have elevated operating temperatures.
Non-observance of these conditions and the safety instructions can result in personal injury or in prop-
erty damage.
Therefore, only trained and qualified personnel may install and maintain the system.
The system complies with the standard EN 60950 / IEC 60950. All equipment connected has to comply
with the applicable safety standards.

The same text in German:

Wichtiger Hinweis zur Produktsicherheit
In elektrischen Anlagen stehen zwangsläufig bestimmte Teile der Geräte unter Spannung. Einige Teile
können auch eine hohe Betriebstemperatur aufweisen.
Eine Nichtbeachtung dieser Situation und der Warnungshinweise kann zu Körperverletzungen und
Sachschäden führen.
Deshalb wird vorausgesetzt, dass nur geschultes und qualifiziertes Personal die Anlagen installiert und
wartet.
Das System entspricht den Anforderungen der EN 60950 / IEC 60950. Angeschlossene Geräte
müssen die zutreffenden Sicherheitsbestimmungen erfüllen.

Trademarks:
All designations used in this document can be trademarks, the use of which by third parties for their
own purposes could violate the rights of their owners.

Copyright (C) Siemens AG 2003-2004.

Issued by the Information and Communication Mobile

Hofmannstraße 51
D-81359 München

Technical modifications possible.

Technical specifications and features are binding only insofar as
they are specifically and expressly agreed upon in a written contract.

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Reason for Update

Summary:
Adaption of VLAN connections

Details:
Chapter/Section Reason for Update

IN Description of VLAN connections adapted

Issue History
Issue Date of issue Reason for Update

1 12/03 First issue for UCR3.0/SR11

2 06/04 Update after testing

3 10/04 Adaption of VLAN connections

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This document consists of a total of 151 pages. All pages are issue 3.

Contents
1 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
INTRO
1.1 VLAN connections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

2 Procedures (Preface) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
PROCIN
2.1 Installation of software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
SW140
2.2 Load flash software onto MP-MPUx . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
FLASH
2.3 Defining of MP settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
MPSET
2.4 Installation of MP-APS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
INSTMPAPS
2.5 Install database on MP-MDD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
MPINSTDB
2.6 MP-MDD Synchronization. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
MPMDDSYNC
2.7 MP system check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
MPCHECK
2.8 Defining of SP settings (part1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
SPSET1
2.9 SP software download . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
SPSWLOAD
2.10 Installation of Software for CGP3200 Medium configuration . . . . . . . . . . . 55
CGP3200M
2.11 Installation of Software for CGP3200 Basic configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65
CGP3200B
2.12 Installation of Software for CPG-3300 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
CPG3300
2.13 Installation of Software for IPS-3300 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89
IPS3300
2.14 Installation of LCT application. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93
LCTINST
2.15 Startup of SP system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
SPSTART
2.16 Installing the SP database . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103
SPDB
2.17 Defining of SP settings (part 2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113
SPSET2
2.18 SGSN configuration using virtual configuration files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120
SGSNVCF
2.19 Boot MP via Remote Boot Interface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133
RBIBOOTMP
2.20 Check IP connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 139

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CHECKIP
2.21 Connection setup using HyperTerminal program. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141
CONNECT
2.22 Connection setup using telnet program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 145
CONTEL
2.23 Connecting the switch commander . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 147
CONNECTSC

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1 Introduction
INTRO

1.1 VLAN connections

Instead of the HUBs or the CISCO switch Catalyst 2924M XL EN DC that were integrat-
ed in former versions there is new hardware introduced for the SGSN. The hardware is
located in rack OEM:SGSN and consists two VPN Gateways and two Ethernet switches.
This hardware connects all relevant network elements as described in the following fig-
ure.

VPN-Gateway 1
S1** 1 0
SGSN
XP-MCP 2/0
X0_3/HI3-i/f BG/MC
4 16 17 18
MP-OAMD 0* 2 X1P/HI1-,X2P/HI2-i/f LI-IMS
19
MP-SA 0 1
20 Ga-,FTP-i/f CG/BS

XP-MCP 0/0 3 Ethernet Switch 1 Q3-,SNMP-i/f SC/IP-M

21
SP-GTP 0/0 LIC:ETH 5
10 CTL
SP-GTP 0/1 6
LIC:ETH*
SP-GTP 0/2* 8 9
7

SP-GTP 1/0 LIC:ETH 7 8 9

SP-GTP 1/0 6 10 CTL
LIC:ETH*
SP-GTP 1/0
5 Ethernet Switch 2 Q3-,SNMP-i/f SC/IP-M
21
XP-MCP 1/0 3 Ga-,FTP-i/f
CG/BS
20
X1P/HI1-,X2P/HI2-i/f LI-IMS
19
MP-SA 1 1
X0_3/HI3-i/f BG/MC
18
MP-OAMD 1* 2 4 16 17

XP-MCP 3/0*

S1** 1 0
VPN-Gateway 2

* = optional
** = S1 Ports of VPN-Gateway 1 and 2 are connected

Fig. 1.1 System connections

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The switch-ports 11-15 are used only for external connectivity in the configuration with-
out VPN-Gateway. Local OAM-access (CTL) is provided via switch-port 10.

Internal VLANs
Between SGSN and VPN-Gateway the first VLAN (switch ports 1, 3, 4 and 16) is trans-
porting the traffic of Ga / FTP-interface of Accounting, of X1P/HI1 / X2P/HI2-interface of
Interception, and of OAM.
The second VLAN (switch ports 2 and 16) is only used if a MP-OAMD is present. In this
case it carries the traffic of Ga / FTP-interface of Accounting between SGSN and the
Gateway.
The third VLAN (switch ports 5, 6, 7 and 16) bears the traffic of X0_3/HI3-interface of
Interception on this section. All data coming from/going to members of these 3 VLANs
are switched via VLAN trunk-port 16 of the Ethernet-switch and the corresponding inside
trunk-port 1 of the VPN-Gateway.

External VLANs
There are 4 additional VLANs defined to provide physically separated external interfac-
es (switch ports) for the different types of traffic to/from outside trunk-port 0 of the VPN-
Gateway:
1. Switch ports 17 and 18 are transporting traffic of X0_3/HI3-interface of Interception
towards BG/MC.
2. Switch ports 17 and 19 are for traffic of X1P/HI1 / X2P/HI2-interface of Interception
to/from LI-IMS.
3. Switch ports 17 and 20 transport the traffic of Ga / FTP-interface of Accounting to-
wards CG/BS.
4. Switch ports 17 and 21 are used for OAM-traffic to/from SC/IP-M.

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2 Procedures (Preface)
PROCIN

Explanations of the Procedure Elements

Block number Branch symbol

12 Decision block
Must clearance of this fault be postponed (e.g. because no spare Y h .....13
Yes/No
Commentary modules available)? branch
N h .....16
(in italics)
Commentary are always written in italics
Branch dest.
Command (block number)
input 13 Decision block Reference to
b CONF LTG:LTG=tsg-ltg,OST=ACT; chapter with
Mask CONFIGURATION ABORTED, PLEASE DO STAT
additional
(Courier information
typeface) To evaluate the system output, see
☞ .....4.19
Continue according to the system reaction: Block
Multiple
- EXEC’D.................................................................................................. i....PROC:LG001N Branch symbol
- NOT EXEC’D.......................................................................................... h.......18
branch with reentry
- else......................................................................................................... h.......19

Fig. 2.1 Elements used in the procedures

Commands can be Q3 or inputs in masks.

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2.1 Installation of software

SW140
This procedure describes the installation of software in a SGSN and GGSN. For some
steps of the installation a local service PC is used.
This PC must be configured as follows:
• Windows operation system
• a free COM port
• Hyper terminal software
If any step in the following procedures is not executed correctly the responsible TAC
i department is to informed for further instructions.

1 GSN type

What kind of GSN is to be installed?

– SGSN h ... 2
– GGSN h ... 18

2 Flash MPUx
Is it necessary to load flash software onto M:MPUx? Y h ... 3
N h ... 4

3 Load flash SW

Load flash software onto MP-MPUx according to procedure... i ... FLASH

After flash software is loaded continue... h ... 4

4 Define MP settings

Define the MP settings according to procedure... i ... MPSET

After MP settings are defined continue... h ... 5

5 Decision
How are the MP-APS and the database delivered?
– the MP-APS is delivered including database h ... 6
– the MP-APS and the database are delivered separately h ... 8

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6 Install MP APS

The MP-APS is to installed according to procedure... i.... INSTMPAPS

After MP APS is installed continue... h ... 7

7 Modify System Time

b MOD SYSTIME:System time=
b Click button next to input field to display current switch commander time

You can press the ’OK’ button to take over the switch commander time as sys-
tem time, or modify switch commander time before taking over as system time.

After modification of system time continue... h ... 10

8 Install MP APS

The MP-APS is to installed according to procedure... i.... INSTMPAPS

After MP APS is installed continue... h ... 9

9 Install MP database

Install the database on MP-MDD according to procedure... i.... MPINSTDB

After MP database is installed continue... h ... 10

10 Synchronize MP-MDD’s

Perform MP synchronization according to procedure... i....MPMDDSYNC

After MP synchronization is performed continue... h ... 11

11 Perform MP check

Perform a MP system check according to procedure... i.... MPCHECK

After MP check is performed continue... h ... 12

12 Defining of SP settings (part 1)

The defining of SP setting (part 1) is to be executed according to... i.... SPSET1

After SP settings (part 1) are defined continue... h ... 13

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13 SP software installation
What kind of SP software installation shall be executed?
– software installation using software management application h ... 14
– software installation using LCT application h ... 15

14 Software installation using Software Management Application

The installation of software using the Software Management Application is to be

executed according to... i ... SPSWLOAD
After installation of software using the Software Management Application is fin- h ... 17
ished, continue...

15 Installation of LCT application

The installation of LCT application is to be executed according to... i ... LCTINST

After LCT application is installed continue... h ... 16

16 Start-up of SP system

The start-up of SP system is to be executed according to... i ... SPSTART

After start-up of SP system is executed continue... h ... 18

17 Defining of SP settings (part 2)

In case of delivered CDB file (configuration database file) or CLI file this proce-
i dure is only an information.

The defining of SP setting (part 2) is to be executed according to... i ... SPSET2

After SP settings (part 2) are defined continue... h ... 18

18 Decision
What kind of GGSN (CPG) is to be installed?
– CPG 3300 i ...CPG3300
– CPG 3200 medium configuration i ...CGP3200M
– CPG 3200 basic configuration i ...CGP3200B

If the Cisco GGSN is to be installed in double basic configuration the proce-

i dure CPG3200B is to be executed twice!

After installation of CPG 3200 is finished, continue... h ... 19

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19 Installation of Charging Gateway

For installation of Charging Gateway refer to the message coordinator docu-
mention.
After installation of Charging Gateway is finished, continue... h ... 20

20 Execution of quarterly saving

The installation of the GGSN is completed now. Finally the first quarterly sav-
ing is to be executed immediately. h ...SW210

END

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2.2 Load flash software onto MP-MPUx

FLASH
Normally the MPUx modules are delivered with the correct firmware.
But it may become necessary to flash individual modules with the latest firmware if it was
not delivered or if the options mentioned in procedure "Reboot MP" to activate them all.
In order to flash the MPU the v24pc application is needed. The appropriate installation
file is delivered on CD-ROM (see project specific documentation or call responsible TAC
department for details).
You need to flash both MPUs one after another.
i

1 Plug in MPUx-00 module

Plug in the M:MPUx-00 module at pitch 299. The other M:MPUx-01 (pitch 319)
must stay pulled out!

2 Switch on circuit breaker

Switch on the circuit breaker for the SCB shelf.

3 Connect service laptop/PC

In order to avoid damage of the hardware, it is necessary to shut down
! and switch off the service laptop/PC before plugging in or pulling out the
connection cable.

Connect the service laptop/PC to the M:MPUx-00 at pitch 299.

Connect a serial cable from COM PORT 1 of the PC to the v24 interface at the
front of the M:MPUx-00.

4 Copy files from CD-ROM to service laptop/PC

Copy the following files from CD-ROM (see project specific documentation or
call responsible TAC department for details) to the directory, where the v24pc
application is installed:

<name>.lxi Flash SW for MPUx.

(For <name> refer to the release notes of your APS!)
target.bin
delmpuc.bin This file is used to delete the old flash SW of the
MPUx.

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5 Delete old flash software

Open the MS-DOS window at the service laptop/PC and start deleting of old
flash software by entering:
b <drive>:\ <path> \v24pc.exe d -f <drive>:\ <path> \delmuc.bin

6 Reset MP
In order to prevent avoid time out, reset the MPUx immediately after receiving
[BEGIN of received characters] as shown in following mask:
.......
opened file c:\v24pc\delmpuc.bin and transfer to destination 0x200000
---[init target and upload target code]----------------------------------
transfering 0x51e8 bytes target code at adress 0x100000
over com port COM1 with 9600,19200 baud
wait for MPU reset...
NOTE: The following characters are received from the MPU-target
All messages and characters are stored in a file named ’V24pc.LOG’.
---[BEGIN of received characters]-----------------------------

If the reset was successful the following or a similar output is displayed:

.....
connected
proceeding...done!
interface settings: 19200 8 N 1 on COM1 at 0x3f8
---[doing upload and execute]--------------------------------------------
upload 0x10000 bytes at adress 0x200000 and execute
proceeding...done!
waiting for target program finished...ok!
...

7 Load new flash software

Start loading the new flash software of the MPUx by entering:
b <drive>:\ <path> \v24pc.exe d -f <drive>:\ <path> \ <name>.lxi

For the flash file name please refer to the release notes of the APS.

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8 Reset MP
In order to prevent avoid time out, reset the MPUx immediately.
You do not have to wait for the ‚wwwwwww...’ characters (because they do not
appear when you flash the MPUx the very first time).
...
opened file c:\v24pc\v2363fb.lx1 and transfer to destination 0x200000
---[init target and upload target code]----------------------------------
transfering 0x51e8 bytes target code at adress 0x100000
over com port COM1 with 9600,19200 baud
wait for MPU reset...
NOTE: The following characters are received from the MPU-target
All messages and characters are stored in a file named ’V24pc.LOG’.
---[BEGIN of received characters]-----------------------------
wwwwwwwwwwww....

If the reset was successful the following or a similar output is displayed:

...
connected
proceeding...done!
interface settings: 19200 8 N 1 on COM1 at 0x3f8
---[doing upload and execute]--------------------------------------------
upload 0x1d8000 bytes at adress 0x200000 and execute
proceeding...done!
waiting for target program finished...ok!
...

The loading progress is displayed as percentage. The loading lasts approxi-

mately 10 minutes.
Flashing is complete when ... ok! is displayed.

9 Switch off the circuit breaker

Switch off the circuit breaker for the SCB shelf.

10 Pull M: MPUx-00
Pull out M:MPUx-00 at pitch 299.

11 Plug in M:MPUx-01
Plug in M:MPUx-01 at pitch 319.

12 Switch on the circuit breaker

Switch on the circuit breaker for the SCB shelf.

13 Connect service laptop/PC

In order to avoid damage of the hardware, it is necessary to shut down
! and switch off the service laptop/PC before plugging in or pulling out the
connection cable.

Connect the service laptop/PC to the M:MPUx-00 at pitch 319.

Connect a serial cable from COM PORT 1 of the PC to the v24 interface at the
front of the M:MPUx-01.

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14 Copy files from CD-ROM to service laptop/PC

Copy the following files from CD-ROM to the directory, where the v24pc applica-
tion is installed:

<name>.lxi Flash SW for MPUx.

(For <name> refer to the release notes of your APS!)
target.bin
delmpuc.bin This file is used to delete the old flash SW of the
MPUx.

15 Delete old flash software

Open the MS-DOS window at the service laptop/PC and start deleting of old
flash software by entering:
b <drive>:\ <path> \v24pc.exe d -f <drive>:\ <path> \delmuc.bin

16 Reset MP
In order to prevent avoid time out, reset the MPUx immediately after receiving
[BEGIN of received characters] as shown in following mask:
.......
opened file c:\v24pc\delmpuc.bin and transfer to destination 0x200000
---[init target and upload target code]----------------------------------
transfering 0x51e8 bytes target code at adress 0x100000
over com port COM1 with 9600,19200 baud
wait for MPU reset...
NOTE: The following characters are received from the MPU-target
All messages and characters are stored in a file named ’V24pc.LOG’.
---[BEGIN of received characters]-----------------------------

If the reset was successful the following or a similar output is displayed:

.....
connected
proceeding...done!
interface settings: 19200 8 N 1 on COM1 at 0x3f8
---[doing upload and execute]--------------------------------------------
upload 0x10000 bytes at adress 0x200000 and execute
proceeding...done!
waiting for target program finished...ok!
...

17 Load new flash software

Start loading the new flash software of the MPUx by entering:
b <drive>:\ <path> \v24pc.exe d -f <drive>:\ <path> \ <name>.lxi

As For the flash file name please refer to the release notes of the APS.

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18 Reset MP
In order to prevent avoid time out, reset the MPUx immediately.
You do not have to wait for the ‚wwwwwww...’ characters (because they do not
appear when you flash the MPUx the very first time).
...
opened file c:\v24pc\v2363fb.lx1 and transfer to destination 0x200000
---[init target and upload target code]----------------------------------
transfering 0x51e8 bytes target code at adress 0x100000
over com port COM1 with 9600,19200 baud
wait for MPU reset...
NOTE: The following characters are received from the MPU-target
All messages and characters are stored in a file named ’V24pc.LOG’.
---[BEGIN of received characters]-----------------------------
wwwwwwwwwwww....

If the reset was successful the following or a similar output is displayed:

...
connected
proceeding...done!
interface settings: 19200 8 N 1 on COM1 at 0x3f8
---[doing upload and execute]--------------------------------------------
upload 0x1d8000 bytes at adress 0x200000 and execute
proceeding...done!
waiting for target program finished...ok!
...

The loading progress is displayed as percentage. The loading lasts approxi-

mately 10 minutes.
Flashing is complete when ... ok! is displayed.

19 Switch off the circuit breaker

Switch off the circuit breaker for the SCB shelf.

20 Pull M:MPUx-01
Pull out M:MPUx-01 at pitch 319.

After flashing of both MPUx modules they must have pulled out, so interference
with the flashing of the peripheral modules is impossible.

21 Continue calling procedure.

Continue the calling procedure in the decision block in which it was left.

END

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2.3 Defining of MP settings

MPSET
The following procedure describes the defining of settings in a MP system. There is no
valid generation on MP-MDD and the system is down. The installation is executed using
a local service laptop/PC.

1 Connect local service PC to MPU-00

Switch off the circuit breaker for SCB shelf

Plug in the MPU-00 module at pitch 299 (the MPU-01, pitch 319, has to be
pulled out)
Switch on the circuit breaker for SCB shelf
Connect the local service PC to the MPU-00 (module M:MPUx pitch 299)

Insert cable from COM1 port of the local service PC directly into the V24 con-
nector of the MPU-00. Make sure that the MPU-01 is pulled out.

2 Decision about RBI

Shall the MPU-00 be booted via Remote Boot Interface (RBI feature must be in-
stalled on service PC and MP system)? Y h ... 3
N h ... 4

3 Boot MPU via RBI

The MPU boot via Remote Boot Interface is to be executed according to proce-
dure... i ...RBIBOOTMP
SIEMENS
MANUAL STARTUP MENU
1. Change of startup Generation
from: to:
2. Change of MPU type
from: to:
9. Accept changes and return to parent menue
0. Discard changes and return to parent menue

Please enter a digit to select an action and <CR> to proceed:

b 0 h ... 6

4 MP-0: Start program HyperTerminal

Start the program HyperTerminal at the service PC.

For detailed information see procedure... ☞ ...... CONNECT

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5 Manual reset of MPUx-00 (1)

Press RESET button on module faceplate of MPUx-00 (pitch 299)
STAGE1:
SELFTEST COMPLETE
MANUAL CONTROL OF STARTUP IS NOW POSSIBLE

ENTER <CTRL>-X TO INVOKE MANUAL STARTUP

If only ’wwwww....’ is displayed in HyperTerminal after reset of the MPU-00 the

i flash software is not loaded correctly. In this case repeat flashing of MPU

b Press <CTRL> + X

6 Manual reset of MPUx-00 (2)

S I E M E N S
MAIN MENU
1. Communication setup session
2. Startup session
9. Reboot

Please enter a digit to select an action and <CR> to proceed:

b 1

7 Manual reset of MPUx-00 (3)

S I E M E N S
COMMUNICATION SETUP MENU

1. Change IP address of the switching MPU

from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx to:
2. Change Managed element id of the switching MPU
from ? to:
3. Change IP address of the non-switching MPU
from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx to:
4. Change Managed element id of the non-switching MPU
from ? to:
5. Change IP address of the host
from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx to:
6. Change Load Type from: ? to:
7. Change Core Configuration from: ? to:
8. Change Type of Load Disk from: MDD to:
9. Change Project Name from: ? to:
10. Set HW Upgrade Indication: NO

19. Save changes and return to parent menu

0. Discard changes and return to parent menu

Please enter a digit to select an action and <CR> to proceed:

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8 Input of IP address (switching MPU)

b 1
S I E M E N S
TCP-IP ADDRESS INPUT

Change IP address of the switching MPU

from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx to:

Please enter IP address and <CR> to proceed:

The value for ip-addr (IP address) in the following command can be taken from
the project specific documentation.

b ip-addr

9 Input of managed element id (switching MPU)

b 2
S I E M E N S
MANAGED ELEMENT INPUT

Change Managed element id of the switching MPU

from ? to:

Please enter Managed element id and <CR> to proceed:

The value for man-id (Managed element id) of the switching MPU in the follow-
ing command can be taken from the project specific documentation.

b man-id

10 Input of IP address (non-switching MPU)

b 3
S I E M E N S
TCP-IP ADDRESS INPUT

Change IP address of the non-switching MPU

from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx to:

Please enter IP address and <CR> to proceed:

The value for ip-addr (IP address) in the following command can be taken from
the project specific documentation.

b ip-addr

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11 Input of managed element id (non-switching MPU)

b 4
S I E M E N S
MANAGED ELEMENT ID INPUT

Change Managed element id of the non-switching MPU

from ? to:

Please enter Managed element id and <CR> to proceed:

The value for man-ele (Managed element id) of the non-switching MPU in the
following command can be taken from the project specific documentation.

b man-ele

12 Input of IP address (switch commander)

b 5
S I E M E N S
TCP-IP ADDRESS INPUT

Change IP address of the host

from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx to:

Please enter IP address and <CR> to proceed:

The value for ip-addr (IP address) in the following command can be taken from
the project specific documentation.

b ip-addr

13 Input of load type

b 6
S I E M E N S
LOAD TYPE INPUT

Change Load Type

from ? to:

Please enter 8 character load type name and <CR> to proceed:

b TSA00001

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14 MPUD: Input of switching network size

b 7
S I E M E N S
CORE CONFIGURATION SELECTION
1. ASN20
2. ASN40
3. ASN160
4. NO_ASN

Please enter a digit to select and <CR> to proceed:

The size of the switching network (n) can be taken from the project specific doc-
umentation. If there is ASN5 hardware installed select n=3 (ASN160) in the
mask above.

b n

15 Input of start-up device

b 8
S I E M E N S
LOAD DISK TYPE SELECTION

1. MDD
2. MOD0
3. MOD1

Please enter a digit to select and <CR> to proceed:

The kind of start-up device (d) can be taken from the project specific documen-
tation.

b d

16 Input of project name

b 9
S I E M E N S
PROJECT NAME SELECTION

1. ATMS
2. EWSD STP
3. EWSD

Please enter a digit to select and <CR> to proceed:

The project name (e) can be taken from the project specific documentation.

b e

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17 Save changes
S I E M E N S
COMMUNICATION SETUP MENU

1. Change IP address of the switching MPU

from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx to:
2. Change Managed element id of the switching MPU
from ? to:
3. Change IP address of the non-switching MPU
from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx to:
4. Change Managed element id of the non-switching MPU
from ? to:
5. Change IP address of the host
from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx to:
6. Change Load Type from: ? to:
7. Change Core Configuration from: ? to:
8. Change Type of Load Disk from: MDD to:
9. Change Project Name from: ? to:
10. Set HW Upgrade Indication: NO

19. Save changes and return to parent menu

0. Discard changes and return to parent menu

Please enter a digit to select an action and <CR> to proceed:

b 19

18 Continue calling procedure.

Continue the calling procedure in the decision block in which it was left.

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2.4 Installation of MP-APS

INSTMPAPS
The following procedure describes the installation of the MP-APS in a MP system. There
is no valid generation on MP-MDD and the system is totally down. The start-up is exe-
cuted using a service PC.
The system files which are necessary are taken from the MP-MO which is delivered for
installation.
The installation MP-MO delivered is to be held ready.

1 Decision block

Is communication setup already opened and start-up device set to MP-MOD0? Y h ... 11
N h ... 2

2 MP-0: Connect service PC

The service PC has to be connected to the MP-0 (M:MPUD, pitch 299)

3 Decision about RBI

Shall the MPU-00 be booted via Remote Boot Interface (RBI feature must be in-
stalled on service PC and MP system)? Y h ... 4
N h ... 5

4 Boot MPU via RBI

The MPU boot via Remote Boot Interface is to be executed according to proce-
dure... i ...RBIBOOTMP
SIEMENS
MANUAL STARTUP MENU
1. Change of startup Generation
from: to:
2. Change of MPU type
from: to:
9. Accept changes and return to parent menue
0. Discard changes and return to parent menue

Please enter a digit to select an action and <CR> to proceed:

b 0 h ... 7

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5 MP-0: Start program HyperTerminal

Start the program HyperTerminal at the service PC.

For detailed information see procedure... ☞ ...... CONNECT

6 Manual reset of MPUx-00 (1)
Press RESET button on module faceplate of MPUx-00 (pitch 299)
STAGE1:
SELFTEST COMPLETE
MANUAL CONTROL OF STARTUP IS NOW POSSIBLE

ENTER <CTRL>-X TO INVOKE MANUAL STARTUP

If only ’wwwww....’ is displayed in HyperTerminal after reset of the MPU-00 the

i flash software is not loaded correctly. In this case repeat flashing of MPU

b Press <CTRL> + X

7 Manual reset of MPUx-00 (2)

S I E M E N S
MAIN MENU
1. Communication setup session
2. Startup session
9. Reboot

Please enter a digit to select an action and <CR> to proceed:

b 1

8 Manual reset of MPUx-00 (3)

S I E M E N S
COMMUNICATION SETUP MENU

1. Change IP address of the switching MPU

from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx to:
2. Change Managed element id of the switching MPU
from ? to:
3. Change IP address of the non-switching MPU
from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx to:
4. Change Managed element id of the non-switching MPU
from ? to:
5. Change IP address of the host
from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx to:
6. Change Load Type from: ? to:
7. Change Core Configuration from: ? to:
8. Change Type of Load Disk from: MDD to:
9. Change Project Name from: ? to:
10. Set HW Upgrade Indication: NO

19. Save changes and return to parent menu

0. Discard changes and return to parent menu

Please enter a digit to select an action and <CR> to proceed:

b 8

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9 MP-0: Selection of start-up device

LOAD DISK TYPE SELECTION

1. MDD
2. MOD0
3. MOD1

Please enter a digit to select and <CR> to proceed:

b 2

10 Save changes
S I E M E N S
COMMUNICATION SETUP MENU

1. Change IP address of the switching MPU

from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx to:
2. Change Managed element id of the switching MPU
from ? to:
3. Change IP address of the non-switching MPU
from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx to:
4. Change Managed element id of the non-switching MPU
from ? to:
5. Change IP address of the host
from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx to:
6. Change Load Type from: ? to:
7. Change Core Configuration from: ? to:
8. Change Type of Load Disk from: MDD to:
9. Change Project Name from: ? to:
10. Set HW Upgrade Indication:

19. Save changes and return to parent menu

0. Discard changes and return to parent menu

Please enter a digit to select an action and <CR> to proceed:

b 19

11 MP-0: Load MOD-0 station

Load MP-APS MO in MOD-0 station.

12 Startup session
SIEMENS
MAIN MENU
1. Communication setup session
2. Startup session
9. Reboot

Please enter a digit to selct an action and <CR> to proceed:

b 2

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13 Select the valid APS generation

SIEMENS
MANUAL STARTUP MENU
1. Change of startup Generation
from: to:
2. Change of MPU type
from: to:
9. Accept changes and return to parent menue
0. Discard changes and return to parent menue

Please enter a digit to select an action and <CR> to proceed:

b 1
SIEMENS
GENERATION SELECTION
GENERATION
NUMBER: NAME: TYPE: STATUS:
0 name
1 name
: :
: :
Please enter a digit to select an action and <CR> to proceed:

Select the generation from which the startup should to be executed.

Note down the generation name for copy generation from MP-MOD to MP-
i MDD. If there is more than one generation the name of the correct start-up gen-
eration can be taken from the project specific documentation.

b <generation> (e.g. 1)
SIEMENS
MANUAL STARTUP MENU
1. Change of startup Generation
from: to:
2. Change of MPU type
from: to:
9. Accept changes and return to parent menue
0. Discard changes and return to parent menue

Please enter a digit to select an action and <CR> to proceed:

b 9

14 Reboot
Before this procedure is to be continued make sure that the appropriate switch
i commander is installed with the default configuration file. This is because origi-
nally the APS works with the default netconfig file.

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SIEMENS
MAIN MENU
1. Communication setup session
2. Startup session
9. Reboot

Please enter a digit to selct an action and <CR> to proceed:

b 9

The system will come up with the generation from MP-MOD. After the system
passed STAGE 4 level the following command is to be entered at the SC.
The command can be found in Workbench/Tasktree path: Operation and Main-
tenance Exchange -> Installation Exchange -> Software Installation -> Installa-
tion General Operation on MP.

b BLD GENINSMP;
Generation:

The name of the generation (generation-x) has been noted down before or can
be taken from the project specific documentation.

b <generation-x>

15 Unload MOD station

Unload MP-APS MO in MOD station 0.

16 Continue calling procedure.

Continue the calling procedure in the decision block in which it was left.

END

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2.5 Install database on MP-MDD

MPINSTDB
The following procedure describes the installation of database in a MP system. The in-
stallation is executed using the Switch Commander.
The database of the MP system consists of different Q3 files.
Pay attention to the project specific delivered running sequence file “RUN SEQUENCE
MP.txt” . This file is delivered with the project specific documentation and contains the
right sequence to start the Q3 scripts, reboot the system etc.
Make sure that the correct task tree version is installed on the switch commander. A
i wrong task tree version may be the reason if syntax errors are displayed when Q3
scripts are imported.

1 Copy database files to Switch Commander

Copy the database files to the Switch Commander.

It is useful to store the files at Switch Commander in an directory named with

the actual date to get an clearly archive for future.
Example: "DB_yymmdd"

2 Import scripts
Import the scripts according to the sequence given in project specific file "RUN
SEQUENCE MP.txt":
Select the name of the MP system in the directory -> select task -> Import Task
(in workbench).
Following inputs must be made (like shown in the screen shot):

Task file: <path>

Long name: <name>
Shortname: P_<name>
Type of Task: Q3 Script
Verify Syntax: mark hook in the box

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b press <OK> button

The <name>.Q3 script is queued in operation and maintenance exchange.

b double click <name>.Q3

b press F9 key

Double click output file and search for "error" and "warnings".

Was the script successfully executed? Y h ... 4

N h ... 3

3 Determine error reason and remove it

Determine the error reason and remove it.
Continue with trying again to import this script. h ... 2

4 Decision
Is there another task to be imported? Y h ... 2
N h ... 5

5 Reboot the MP system.

b RECOV SSNC:States=RSV,Scope=System,Depth=Cold start,Generation=Star-
tup,Measures=Format memory;

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6 Modify System Time

b MOD SYSTIME:System time=
b Click button next to input field to display current switch commander time

You can press the ’OK’ button to take over the switch commander time as sys-
tem time, or modify switch commander time before taking over as system time.

7 Delete Q3 scripts
The database files (Q3 scripts) are to be deleted by deleting the directory under
"MP system".
They are queued in the "operation and maintenance exchange" directory.
b Select the directory and press delete.

8 Continue calling procedure.

Continue the calling procedure in the decision block in which it was left.

END

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2.6 MP-MDD Synchronization

MPMDDSYNC
This procedure is to be executed to synchronize the MP-MDD’s.

1 Lock MP-MDD-1

b CONF MDDMP:Side=1,Administrative State=locked,Label=No;

2 Activate MP1 Side 1

Plug in MP1 side 1 in shelf 9 pitch 319
Wait approximately 10 min. for the MP to activate.

3 Unlock MP-MDD1 to synchronize the MP-MDD’s

b CONF MDDMP:Side=1,Administrative State=unlocked,Label=Yes;
Wait approximately 15 min. until synchronization has finished.

4 Verify Operational States of the MP-MDD’s

b STAT MDDMP;

Both MP-MDD’s should be “Enabled” and “Providing service”.

5 Continue calling procedure.

Continue the calling procedure in the decision block in which it was left.

END

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2.7 MP system check

MPCHECK
This procedure is to be executed to get information about MP system status.

1 MP system check

The commands in this procedure have to executed one after the other. The ap-
propriate output messages have to be evaluated. If necessary configuration or
fault clearance has to be executed.

2 Check system time

b DISP SYSTIME;

3 Check hardware and ports

b STAT MP;
b STAT AMX;
b STAT ASN;
b STAT LIC;
b DISP LICPRTE1;
b DISP LICPRTE3;
b DISP LICPRTSTM1;
b DISP LICPTSTM1LR;
b DISP LICREDG;

4 Hardware status
Are all hardware units in the correct operating state? Y h ... 6
N h ... 5

5 Hardware fault clearance

The hardware units in wrong operation state have to be cleared of faults accord-
ing to... i ...MMN:MPP

6 Check logging
b STAT INPLOG;

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7 Check ATM
b DISP TCSUBL;
b DISP VPATH;
b DISP VCHAN;
b DISP XCONN;

8 Check SCCP
b STAT SPAPREM;

9 Check CCS7
b DISP IWP;
b DISP SIGPOINT;
b DISP SIGDP;
b DISP SIGLSET;
b DISP SIGLINK:Display names=Yes;
b DISP SIGROUTE;

10 Continue calling procedure.

Continue the calling procedure in the decision block in which it was left.

END

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2.8 Defining of SP settings (part1)

SPSET1
The following procedure describes the initial configuration of the SP system (Xpress-
Pass 140).

Requirements
To perform the initial start configuration the following tools are needed:
• Service PC with Windows operating system (e.g. service laptop or local switch com-
mander)
• HyperTerminal program installed on the service PC
• 9 pin male/female serial cable (through-connected) to be inserted in DCE port
• Tool to press the reboot button (about 1cm long, maximum 2mm diameter)
• flash card with valid software inserted in module MCP

Hardware prerequisites
Before any configuration can be executed the SP hardware has to be installed and elec-
trically connected.

1 Connect service PC

Connect local service PC to SP system (SP-DCE port) using 9 pin male/female

serial cable (through-connected).

2 Start program HyperTerminal

Start the program HyperTerminal at the service laptop. For detailed information ☞ ......CONNECT
see...

3 Decision
Is the SP system already powered? Y h ... 5
N h ... 4

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4 Power on
Apply power by switching on the main switch.

The SP system is booted automatically to enter the initial configuration. h ... 6

In order to connect OAM-Equipment (Switch Commander) to the

XpressPass 140 you have to set on the MCP-card the Out of Band (OOB) IP-
address. This IP-address is stored on the EPROM and not like the SW and the
database on the PCMCIA Flash-card. In order to set the OOB IP-address you
have to connect a Service PC with Hyper Terminal program and serial port of
the MCP-card (DCE port on Service card in Slot 12) through a 9 pin male/fe-
male serial cable.
After pressing the reset button on the personality card of MCP, on the Hyper Ter-
minal window appears a menu, where you can define the OOB IP-address and
the corresponding subnet mask.

5 Boot SP system
Remove/Re-insert MCP service card
or
Press reboot button on MCP personality module using tool (about 1cm long,
maximum 2mm diameter)
or
Switch off/on fuses of modules PU1, PU2 and PU3

The SP system is booted automatically.

6 Display of boot progress

After boot of the system, messages like the following will be displayed.

Wait until the message: Please press a key for setup within 5 seconds is dis-
i played and press any key immediately.

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pSOSystem Vx.x.x
Copyright (c) 1991 - 1995, Integrated Systems, Inc.
--------------------------------------------------------
MULTIPROCESSING PARAMETERS:
This borad is currently configuraed as a single processor system
HARDWAREPARAMETERS:
Serial channels will use a baud rate of 9600
After board is reset, startup code will wait 1 seconds
--------------------------------------------------------
To change any of this, press any key within 1 seconds
MCP Boot - Start Init Applic
Flash card type is new type
Flash Mng is READY
Sw Dnld Mng is READY
Starting to read binary records...
Done OK! Subnet mask is 0xffffff00
: :
: :
: :
The startup configuration is :
-----------------------------------------
Out-of-band IP: 0.0.0.0
Default gateway IP: 0.0.0.0
In-band IP: None.
Please press a key for setup within 5 seconds

b Press any key

Pressing the key interrupts the SP system boot process and initiates the prelim-
inary software configuration routine.

7 Out-of-band configuration
Configuration menu:
---------------------------------------------
1. Out-of-band IP.
2. Default Gateway IP.
3. In-band IP.
4. Save configuration & exit.
5. Exit without saving.
Your choice (1-5):[1]

b 1
Out-of-band configuration:
---------------------------------------------
Enter IP address (0.0.0.0 for delete):[0.0.0.0]

The value for ip-addr (IP address) and the corresponding subnet mask in the fol-
lowing command can be taken from the project specific documentation.

b ip-addr
Enter subnet mask (0.0.0.0 for delete):[0.0.0.0]

b subnet-mask

8 Decision
Is the "Default Gateway IP" to be changed? Y h ... 9
N h ... 10

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9 Default Gateway IP
Configuration menu:
---------------------------------------------
1. Out-of-band IP.
2. Default Gateway IP.
3. In-band IP.
4. Save configuration & exit.
5. Exit without saving.
Your choice (1-5):[1]

b 2
Default Gateway configuration:
---------------------------------------------
Default Gateway IP address:(0.0.0.0 for delete)[0.0.0.0]

The value for def-ip-addr (Default Gateway IP address) in the following com-
mand can be taken from the project specific documentation.

b def-ip-addr

10 Save settings
Configuration menu:
---------------------------------------------
1. Out-of-band IP.
2. Default Gateway IP.
3. In-band IP.
4. Save configuration & exit.
5. Exit without saving.
Your choice (1-5):[2]

b 4
The new configuration is:
---------------------------------------------
Out-of-band IP: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Default Gateway IP: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
In-band IP: None.

SAVE CHANGES AND EXIT? [N]

b Y

11 Continuation of boot progress

Boot of the system is continued. Messages like the following will be displayed.
Booting...
No free buffers left in NI1
No free buffers in NI2

End Of MCPSCardMngr::MCPSCardMngr
Flash is not write protected - Continuing.

12 Defining of SP settings finished

Now it is possible to access the SP system from LAN.

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13 Return to calling procedure

After the defining of SP settings is finished successfully the calling procedure is

to be continued in the block in which it was left.

END

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2.9 SP software download

SPSWLOAD
The following procedure describes the download of software for the SP system (Xpress-
Pass 140) using the Software Management Application. The application is installed on
the switch commander.

1 Start Software Management Application

b Start -> Programs -> Switch commander -> Software Management for 36140 ->
Software Management for 36140

b Select the network element

b Press “OK” button

2 Initiate software download

b Select “Software Download” from “Task” menu

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3 Select network element

b Select the network element in the “Devices” section

Is the new software version already present in the “Software Versions” section? Y h ... 6
N h ... 4

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4 Select software archive

b Press the “Manage Software Archive” button in the “Software Versions” section

b Press the “Import ...” button

5 Select software version

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b Enter the complete path of the file Rmt.def in the field “Source file”
or alternatively
b Press “Browse” button and select the file Rmt.def using the dialogue

The file Rmt.def can be found in directory where the software is located.

b Enter the version name in the field “Version Name”

The following display is only an example for the inputs.

b Press “OK” button

b Press “Close“ button

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6 Start Software Management Application

The new software is displayed in the “Software Download” window.

b Select the new software in the “Software Versions” section

Do yo want to switch software version automatically after download? Y h ... 7
N h ... 8

7 Automatic software switch after download

b Select “Switch Version after Download” button

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8 Start of software download

b Press “OK” button

Software download is started.

9 End of software download

It may take about 20 minutes (depending on the installed system) until the soft-
ware download is finished.

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Check whether the software download was successful.

Was software download successful? Y h ... 10
N h ... 15

10 Decision block
Was software switch already executed automatically? Y h ... 14
N h ... 11

11 Manual software switch after software download

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b Select “Software Versions” from “Task” menu

b Select network element in the “ Devices” section of “Software Versions” window

Check the entries in the “Software Releases” section. The column “Secondary”
must show the new software version.
Is a display about details of the software versions wanted? Y h ... 12
N h ... 13

12 Details about software versions of network element

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13 Switch software version

b Press “Switch Versions” button

14 Software switch executed

Check the success of software switch.

Was software switch successful? Y h ... 16
N h ... 15

15 Call TAC

The software download and/or software switch was not successfully executed.
The responsible TAC department has to be informed. h ... END

16 Insert database
Continue with the installation of the database according to procedure... i ... SPDB

17 Return to calling procedure

Return to the calling procedure.

END

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2.10 Installation of Software for CGP3200 Medium configura-

tion

CGP3200M
This procedure describes the installation of the Cisco GGSN CPG3200 medium config-
uration. The CPG3200 medium configuration is based on the Cisco 7206 hardware.
The following installation sequence is suggested:
1. 3550 switches SW1, SW2
2. 7206 routers GGSN1, GGSN2
3. 7206 routers SLB1, SLB2,
4. 2511 terminal server (optional)
The SLB's use different software than the GGSN's. Be careful not to confuse them.
i
For information about installation of the charging gateway please refer to the message
coordinator documentation.

2.10.1 Prerequisites

Hardware
• Hardware installed
• Rack and modules well grounded
• Power supply ok
• All modules plugged
• All cabling provided
• In 7206 routers, all modules in the small bays have to be HW-locked with the little
switch on the side
• 128MB flash cards have to be placed in slot0 (the lower one of the two slots) on all
7206 routers
• 128MB flash cards on the SLB (on the module on the back side of the router) insert-
ed
• Service PC/laptop with:
– Ethernet port
– COM port
– Hyper terminal program
– TFTP server
• Console cable (rollover) for connection to the COM port of the service PC/laptop
• Crossed LAN cable with RJ-45 connectors for connection to the routers
• Straight LAN cable with RJ-45 connectors for connection to the switches
• For terminal server (optional): transceiver for AUI-Port

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Software
• TFTP server software on service PC/laptop
• One IP address in the O&M LAN configured on the service PC/laptop
• Last released software images of SLB and GGSN in the root directory of the TFTP
server on service PC/laptop
• Database files for SLB1, SLB2, GGSN1, GGSN2, SW1, SW2 and Terminal server
(optional) on the root directory of the TFTP server on the service PC/laptop

2.10.2 References

For detailed information look after the Cisco/Catalyst internet documentation.

Cisco Product Documentation (on CD, February 2003)

Router 7206
Select 7206 (from Router menu) then navigate to
Cisco 7206 Installation and Configuration Guide
Installing the Cisco 7206
Performing a Basic Configuration of the Cisco 7206
Troubleshooting the Installation

Switch 3550
Select Catalyst 3550 (from Switch-Menu), then navigate to
Catalyst 3550 Multilayer Switches, Rel. 12.1(12c)EA1, December 2002
Catalyst 3550 Multilayer Switch Software Configuration Guide, 12.1(12c)EA1

1 SW1/2: Start program HyperTerminal

Start the program HyperTerminal at the service PC/laptop. For detailed informa- ☞ ......CONNECT
tion see...

2 SW1/2: Connect service PC/laptop

Connect local service PC/laptop to one FastEthernet port on the 3550 switch
with a straight cable.

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3 SW1/2: Start of installation

Power on the 3550 switch
Observe the console output on the Hyper terminal, when prompted for it, do not
enter automatic setup but configure manually:
From the '>' prompt change to privileged exec mode
Would you like to enter the initial configuration dialog? [yes/no]: no
Press RETURN to get started!
Switch>

b ena
Switch#

b conf t
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.
Switch(config)#

4 SW1/2: Configure ethernet port

Configure one ethernet port of the router for O&M access for the service PC/lap-
top.

b int fa0 /<port>

b no switchport
b ip address <O&M ip-Address > <address mask>
b speed 10 (for 10Mbit/s, has to be the same as on PC)
b duplex half (for half duplex, has to be the same as on PC)
b no shut
b exit
b exit

Check the configuration using the following command. The port should be ad-
ministratively up, line protocol up.

b show int ethernet 1/<port>

5 SW1/2: Check connectivity to the service PC/laptop

b ping <service PC/laptop ip address>
For detailed information see... i ...CHECKIP

6 SW1/2: Copy the database to the NVRAM

b Copy tftp startup-config

When prompted for it, put the O&M ip address of the service PC/laptop and the
name of the database file that is on the service PC/laptop.

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7 SW1/2: Restart the switch

b reload

If you connect to the console again you will have to use the password configured
in the database. For changing to the privileged exec mode you will have to use
the enable secret (or enable password) from the database.

8 SW1/2: Check the switch configuration

Change to privileged exec mode.

<switch name from database>>

b ena
Password:

b <password from database>

<switch name from database>#

b show run

The following command is used to get IP addresses and status of all interfaces.

b show ip int brief

If necessary enable all interfaces using the following interface configuration
command sequence:
conf t
int <interface-type> <slot>/<slot>
no shut
int <interface-type> <slot>/<slot>
no shut
.......
exit
exit

b no shut

9 SLB1/2, GGSN1/2: Start program HyperTerminal

Start the program HyperTerminal at the service PC/laptop. For detailed informa- ☞ ......CONNECT
tion see...

10 SLB1/2, GGSN1/2: Connect service PC/laptop

Connect the Ethernet port of the service PC/laptop to one Ethernet port of the
7206 router with a crossover cable.

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11 SLB1/2, GGSN1/2: Start of installation

Power on the 7206 router
Observe the console output on the Hyper terminal, the router stays in boot
mode after having started up. The prompt looks as follows:
'(boot)>'
When prompted for it, do not enter automatic setup but configure manually:
Router(boot)>

b ena
Router(boot)#

b conf t
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.
Router(config)#

12 SLB1/2, GGSN1/2: Configure ethernet port

Configure one ethernet port of the router for O&M access for the service PC/lap-
top.

b int ethernet <slot>/<port>

Router(config)#

b ip address <O&M ip-Address > <address mask>

Router(config)#

b duplex half
Router(config)#

b no shut
Router(config)#

b CNTL/Z (or exit exit)

Check the configuration using the following command. The port should be ad-
ministratively up, line protocol up.

b show run int ethernet<slot>/<port>

b show int ethernet<slot>/<port>

13 SLB1/2, GGSN1/2: Format flashcards

b format disk0:

14 SLB1/2, GGSN1/2: Check connectivity to the service PC/laptop

b ping <service PC/laptop ip address>
For detailed information see... i ...CHECKIP

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b copy tftp disk0:

When prompted for it, put the OAM ip address of the service PC/laptop and the
name of the SW-Image that is on the service PC/laptop.

16 SLB1/2, GGSN1/2: Check reload

To check if the router comes up using the correct software version reload the
router.
Router(boot)#

b reload
System configuration has been modified. Save? [yes/no]:

b yes
Building configuration...
[OK]
Proceed with reload? [confirm]

b Press <ENTER>

Change to privileged exec mode.

Router>

b enable
Router#

Check the output of the following command whether the correct IOS images are
used.

b show version

17 SLB1/2, GGSN1/2: Copy the database to the NVRAM

b Copy tftp startup-config

When prompted for it, put the O&M ip address of the service PC/laptop and the
name of the database file that is on the service PC/laptop.

18 SLB1/2, GGSN1/2: Restart the router

b reload

If you connect to the console again you will have to use the password configured
in the database. For changing to the privileged exec mode you will have to use
the enable secret (or enable password) from the database.

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19 SLB1/2, GGSN1/2: Check the switch configuration

b show run

If necessary enable all interfaces with the interface configuration command

(available in privileged exec mode, after selecting the interface).

b no shut

20 Terminal server: Installation

The terminal server installation is optional.

Is the terminal server to be installed? Y h ... 21

N h ... 29

21 Terminal server: Start program HyperTerminal

Start the program HyperTerminal at the service PC/laptop. For detailed informa- ☞ ......CONNECT
tion see...

22 Terminal server: Connect service PC/laptop

Connect the Ethernet port of the Service PC/laptop to the transceiver on the AUI
port of the terminal server with a crossover cable.

23 Terminal server: Start of installation

Power on the terminal server
Observe the console output on the Hyper terminal, when prompted for it, do not
enter automatic setup but configure manually:
From the '>' prompt change to privileged exec mode
Router>

b ena
Router#

b conf t
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.

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24 Terminal server: Configure ethernet port

Configure one ethernet port of the router for O&M access for the service PC/lap-
top.

b int ethernet0
b ip address <O&M ip-Address > <address mask>
b duplex half
b no shut
b CNTL/Z (or exit exit)

The port should be administratively up, line protocol up.

25 Terminal server: Check connectivity to the service PC/laptop

b ping <service PC/laptop ip address>
For detailed information see... i....CHECKIP

26 Terminal server: Copy the database to the NVRAM

b Copy tftp startup-config

When prompted for it, put the O&M ip address of the service PC/laptop and the
name of the database file that is on the service PC/laptop.

27 Terminal server: Restart the router

b reload

If you connect to the console again you will have to use the password configured
in the database. For changing to the privileged exec mode you will have to use
the enable secret (or enable password) from the database.

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28 Terminal server: Check the router configuration

Change to privileged exec mode.

<Router name from database>>

b ena
Password:

b <password from database>

<Router name from database>#

b show run

The following command is used to get IP addresses and status of all interfaces.

b show ip int brief

If necessary enable all interfaces using the following interface configuration
command sequence:
conf t
int <interface-type> <slot>/<slot>
no shut
int <interface-type> <slot>/<slot>
no shut
.......
exit
exit

b no shut

29 Return to calling procedure

Return to the calling procedure.

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2.11 Installation of Software for CGP3200 Basic configuration

CGP3200B
This procedure describes the installation of the Cisco GGSN CPG3200 basic configura-
tion. The CPG3200 basic configuration is based on the Cisco 7206 hardware.
If the Cisco GGSN is to be installed in double basic configuration this procedure is to
i be executed twice!

For information about installation of the charging gateway please refer to the message
coordinator documentation.

2.11.1 Prerequisites

Hardware
• Hardware installed
• Rack and modules well grounded
• Power supply ok
• All modules plugged
• All cabling provided
• In 7206 routers, all modules in the small bays have to be HW-locked with the little
switch on the side
• 128MB flash cards have to be placed in slot0 (the lower one of the two slots) on all
7206 routers
• Service PC/laptop with:
– Ethernet port
– COM port
– Hyper terminal program
– TFTP server
• Console cable (rollover) for connection to the COM port of the service PC/laptop
• Crossed LAN cable with RJ-45 connectors for connection to the routers

Software
• TFTP server software on service PC/laptop
• One IP address in the O&M LAN configured on the service PC/laptop
• Last released software images of SLB and GGSN in the root directory of the TFTP
server on service PC/laptop
• Database files GGSN on the root directory of the TFTP server on the service PC/lap-
top

2.11.2 References

For detailed information look after the Cisco/Catalyst internet documentation.

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Cisco Product Documentation (on CD, February 2003)

Router 7206
Select 7206 (from Router menu) then navigate to
Cisco 7206 Installation and Configuration Guide
Installing the Cisco 7206
Performing a Basic Configuration of the Cisco 7206
Troubleshooting the Installation

1 Start program HyperTerminal

Start the program HyperTerminal at the service PC/laptop. For detailed informa- ☞ ......CONNECT
tion see...

2 Connect service PC/laptop

Connect the Ethernet port of the service PC/laptop to one Ethernet port of the
7206 router with a crossover cable.

3 GGSN: Start of installation

Start the Hyper terminal with (9600 bit/s, 8 data bits, 0 parity bits, 1 stop bit, HW-
flow control - usually the default settings on Windows service PC/laptop) and
connect to the console port of the 7206. Connect the Ethernet port of the ser-
vice PC/laptop to one Ethernet Port of the 7206 router with a crossover cable.
Power on the 7206 router
Observe the console output on the Hyper terminal, the router stays in boot
mode after having started up. The prompt looks as follows:
'(boot)>'
When prompted for it, do not enter automatic setup but configure manually:
Router(boot)>

b ena
Router(boot)#

b conf t
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.

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4 GGSN: Configure ethernet port

Configure one ethernet port of the router for O&M access for the service PC/lap-
top.

b int ethernet <slot>/<port>

b ip address <O&M ip-Address > <address mask>
b duplex half
b no shut
b CNTL/Z (or exit exit)

Check the configuration using the following command. The port should be ad-
ministratively up, line protocol up.

b show run int ethernet<slot>/<port>

b show int ethernet<slot>/<port>

5 GGSN: Format flashcards

b format disk0:

6 GGSN: Check connectivity to the service PC/laptop

b ping <service PC/laptop ip address>
For detailed information see... i ...CHECKIP

7 GGSN: Copy the software image to the flashcards

b copy tftp flash

When prompted for it, put the OAM ip address of the service PC/laptop and the
name of the SW-Image that is in the root directory of the service PC/laptop.

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8 GGSN: Check reload

To check if the router comes up using the correct software version reload the
router.
Router(boot)#

b reload
System configuration has been modified. Save? [yes/no]:

b yes
Building configuration...
[OK]
Proceed with reload? [confirm]

b Press <ENTER>

Change to privileged exec mode.

Router>

b enable
Router#

Check the output of the following command whether the correct IOS images are
used.

b show version

9 GGSN: Copy the database to the NVRAM

b Copy tftp startup-config

When prompted for it, put the O&M ip address of the service PC/laptop and the
name of the database file that is in the root directory of the service PC/laptop.

10 GGSN: Restart the router

b reload

If you connect to the console again you will have to use the password configured
in the database. For changing to the privileged exec mode you will have to use
the enable secret (or enable password) from the database.

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11 GGSN: Check the router configuration

Change to privileged exec mode.

<Router name from database>>

b ena
Password:

b <password from database>

<Router name from database>#

b show run

The following command is used to get IP addresses and status of all interfaces.

b show ip int brief

If necessary enable all interfaces using the following interface configuration
command sequence:
conf t
int <interface-type> <slot>/<slot>
no shut
int <interface-type> <slot>/<slot>
no shut
.......
exit
exit

b no shut

12 Decision
Is a second Cisco GGSN to be installed for double basic configuration? Y h ... 1
N h ... 13

13 Return to calling procedure

Return to the calling procedure.

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2.12 Installation of Software for CPG-3300

CPG3300
This procedure describes the installation of the Cisco GGSN CPG-3300. The CPG-3300
is based on the Cisco 7613 hardware.

2.12.1 Supervisor Image Pre-requisite

The Supervisor Engine 2 must have a Cisco IOS image [Cisco IOS 12.2(14)ZA4 or high-
er] that supports the application image on the MWAM. The latest image is available from
the Cisco Software Center at: http://www.cisco.com/public/sw-center/
For more information on the Supervisor Engine 2 for the MWAM, refer to the following
publications: http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/lan/cat6000/relnotes/

2.12.2 MWAM Ordering Options

The MWAM comes from manufacturing in one of two options:

• WS-SVC-MWAM-1-Pre-loaded with an application image
• SC-SVC-NAP-1.0-No application (NOAP) image

2.12.3 Image Upgrade Process

The NOAP MWAM is not operational until the user downloads an AP image from the
Cisco Software Center. (For an explanation of the MP and AP software, refer to Soft-
ware Overview.) The pre-loaded MWAM already has the necessary images; therefore,
the download procedure is required only when the user wants to upgrade the images to
a later version.
The download process requires the following basic steps:
1. Boot the MWAM from the MP.
2. Copy the AP image to the compact flash (cf) card.
3. Reset the MWAM to the AP (to load the application image).
4. Copy the MP image to the compact flash card.
5. Upgrade the ROMMON image associated with the application.
A ROMMON image upgrade is not always required. Check the release note for the
i application to determine if you are required to perform a ROMMON upgrade.

The image upgrade process loads the application image onto the three MWAM proces-
sor complexes.
For information about installation of the charging gateway please refer to the message
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2.12.4 Hardware Overview

The Cisco Multi-Processor WAN Application Module (MWAM) is a Cisco IOS application
module that is installed in the Cisco 7600 series Internet Router. The MWAM uses a
base module and daughter card arrangement to provide distributed functions. The
daughter card contains three processor complexes with two processors on each com-
plex.
The processor complexes are controlled by a processor control complex on the base
module. The processor control complex provides module initialization, control, and in-
terface functions and two Gigabit Ethernet links to the daughter card.

Processor
Daughter Card Complex 1

Bootflash SDRAM
1 Gbyte
Slotx
Port 2
Gi0/0
Proc 2
Gi0/1 Eth0
Bootflash SDRAM
512Mbyte
Proc 3

Processor Control Complex

Switch Fabric Interface

Gi0/2
Slotx Proc 6

Processor 1
Port 1 Gi0/1
Gi0/0 Compact
Flash
Gi0/2
Proc 7
Processor Gi0/2
Complex 0 Proc 5
Gi0/1 Eth1
Slotx
Port 3
Proc 4
Gi0/0

SDRAM
Bootflash 1 Gbyte

Processor
Complex 2
Eth2

Fig. 2.2 MWAM architecture

The daughter card has three processor complexes with two processors on each com-
plex. Each of the processors can run one Cisco IOS application image.

2.12.5 Software Overview

The MWAM requires two software components for its operation:

• Supervisor 2 Cisco IOS image-12.2(14)ZA or higher
• MWAM software

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2.12.5.1 Supervisor 2 IOS Software Image

The first software component is the Cisco IOS image on the Catalyst 6500/Cisco7600
Supervisor 2 Engine. This image on the Supervisor module recognizes and initializes
the MWAM and its processors. You must use a Cisco IOS image that supports the
MWAM-12.2(14)ZA or higher.

2.12.5.2 MWAM Software

The MWAM software resides on a compact flash (cf) card that is integrated with the pro-
cessor control complex. The compact flash has two partitions, each with its own operat-
ing system/image:
• Maintenance Partition (MP)
software required for base module initialization and daughter card control functions
(identified as cf:1)
• Application Partition (AP)
the Cisco IOS image for the particular application (e.g., PDSN, GGSN, or SSG) be-
ing installed (identified as cf:4)
The MWAM software on the compact flash card can be upgraded by the user through
the Supervisor console. The upgrade process downloads the latest versions of the AP
and MP images from the Cisco Software Center to the compact flash card. Separate
procedures are provided for the AP and MP image upgrades.
The process involves booting the daughter card from the MP partition, copying the AP
image to the compact flash card, then resetting the daughter card to the AP partition.
Then, from the AP partition, you copy the MP image to the compact flash card.
The application processors (2-6) boot from processor 1 and run the same IOS applica-
tion image.

2.12.6 Operating notes

The following operating notes are important:

• Use the command hw-module module slot_number reset cf:1 to switch to the MP.
In the MP mode, the processor complexes do not fully initialize and cannot run the
IOS image. The main purpose for operating in the MP mode is to upgrade the AP
image.
• Use the command hw-module module slot_number reset to switch to the AP. This
is the normal operating mode.
• The command show module displays the software version of the partition image
you are running. If you are running the AP image, show module displays the AP
image version. If you are running the MP image, the MP image version displays.
• The MP image file name uses this format: mp.2-1-0-11.bin.gz (example)
• The AP image file name uses this format: c6svc-5mwam-g4js-v11b1.bin (example)
• If the file size is larger than 16 MB FTP should be used. For FTP username and
password should be configured on SUP. Check the FTP mode, has to be “not pas-
sive”

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1 Upgrading AP and MP Images

The MWAM automatically attempts to boot to the AP when it is initially installed.

However, if the card is a NOAP MWAM, it will fail the boot attempt because no
application image is loaded. In this case, a message similar to the following is
displayed on the console:
*May 5 18:03:35.839:SP:oir_disable_notice:slot6:lcp failed to go online

Was a message displayed that boot attempt failed (see above)? Y h ... 2
N h ... 3

2 NOAP MWAM Upgrade

To bring the NOAP MWAM back on line, perform the following tasks.
Router#

b configure terminal
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.

The configuration mode is entered.

Router(config)#

b no power enable module <slot-number>

The power for the MWAM is disabled.

Router(config)#

b boot device module <slot-number> cf1:

The MWAM is forced to boot the maintenance partition (MP) at the next power
on.
Router(config)#

b power enable module <slot-number>

The power for the MWAM is enabled which then boots the MP.
Router(config)#

b no boot device module <slot-number> cf:1

The MWAM is enabled to boot to the default partition (AP) at the next boot cycle.

The NOAP MWAM can now be loaded using the standard upgrade.

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3 Standard Upgrade

The standard upgrade procedures involve upgrading the AP and MP images on

the compact flash of the MWAM. You upgrade one partition from the other parti-
tion. The following steps will upgrade the AP from the MP, then upgrade the MP
from the AP. Please read all operating notes before performing the steps. For an
explanation of the MP and AP software, refer to.... ☞ ......MWAM
ware
Soft-

4 AP Upgrade
The total time to download an application image can be up to 30 minutes.
i

To upgrade an application image to the latest available version, first locate the
image in the Software Center at Cisco (http://www.cisco.com/public/sw-center/).

It is strongly recommended that you globally configure the logging con-

i sole command on the Supervisor module to display the output details of
the upgrade procedure!

To upgrade the application image, perform the following tasks.

Skip the next step if you are already running the MP image.
i
Router#

b hw-module module <slot-number> reset cf:1

Device BOOT variable for reset = <cf:1>
Warning:Device list is not verified.
Proceed with reload of module? [confirm]

b <ENTER>
% reset issued for module n

Reset of the MP on the MWAM takes about 3 minutes.

Router#

b show module <slot-number>

Mod Ports Card Type Model Serial No.
--- ----- -------------------------------- ------------------ -----------
x n MWAM Module nnn nnn

Mod MAC addresses Hw Fw Sw Status

--- ---------------------------- ------ ------------ ------------ -------
x <address> to <address> nnn nnn nnn Other

Verify that the MP has booted and MWAM status is OK.

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5 Copy AP Image
Router#

b copy ftp: disk0:

address or name of remote host

b <IP address>
source file name

b <AP-image-name>
Destination file name <AP-image-name>?
Copy in progress....
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
nnnnnn bytes copied in sss.sss seconds (nnnnnn bytes/sec)

The AP image is copied to the flash card because there is no tftp interface al-
ready installed. Copying could last several minutes.
Router#

b show module <slot-number>

Mod MAC addresses Hw Fw Sw Status
--- ---------------------------- ------ ------------ ------------ -------
x <address> to <address> nnn nnn nnn OK

Monitor the copy process and verify that the module is on line (OK) before pro-
ceeding.

6 Reset MWAM
Router#

b hw-module module <slot-number> reset

Device BOOT variable for reset =
Proceed with reload of module? [confirm]

b <ENTER>
% reset issued for module n

Reset the MWAM to the AP. You must be running the AP image to perform the
MP upgrade.
Router#

b show module <slot-number>

Mod MAC addresses Hw Fw Sw Status
--- ---------------------------- ------ ------------ ------------ -------
x <address> to <address> nnn nnn nnn OK

Verify that the AP image you copied is displayed in the output.

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7 MP Upgrade

The MP image does not require upgrading in general. Only if you are instructed
to update the MP, perform the following tasks.

Is MP upgrade required? Y h ... 8

N h ... 10

8 Copy MP Image
You must be running the AP image to perform the next step.
i
Router#

b copy tftp://<root>/<filename> pclc# <slot> -fs:

Upgrade has started
Do not reset the card till upgrade is complete
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[OK - nnn/nnn bytes]

The MP image is copied to the compact flash.

Router#

b show module <slot-number>

Mod Ports Card Type Model Serial No.
--- ----- -------------------------------- ------------------ -----------
x n MWAM Module WS-SVC-MWAM-1 SAD063703NL

Mod MAC addresses Hw Fw Sw Status

--- ---------------------------- ------ ------------ ------------ -------
x <address> to <address> nnn nnn nnn OK

Monitor the copy process and verify that the module is on line (OK) before pro-
ceeding. The values in the display above are examples.

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9 Reset MWAM
Router#

b hw-module module <slot-number> reset cf1:

Device BOOT variable for reset =
Proceed with reload of module? [confirm]

b <ENTER>
% reset issued for module n

Reset the MWAM to the MP.

Router#

b show module <slot-number>

Mod MAC addresses Hw Fw Sw Status
--- ---------------------------- ------ ------------ ------------ -------
x <address> to <address> nnn nnn nnn OK

Verify that the AP image you copied is displayed in the output.

Router#

b hw-module module <slot-number> reset

Device BOOT variable for reset =
Proceed with reload of module? [confirm]

b <ENTER>
% reset issued for module n

Reset the MWAM to the AP.

10 ROMMON Upgrade

After downloading/upgrading the application image, you may need to upgrade

the ROMMON images on each processor complex.

The ROMMON image is bundled with the application image. Upgrade the ROM-
i MON image only when required. Refer to the release note for the application to
determine if a ROMMON upgrade is required.

Is ROMMON upgrade required? Y h ... 11

N h ... 13

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11 ROMMON Upgrade Required

To upgrade the ROMMON image, perform the following tasks from the appropri-
ate console. The tasks have to executed for each single processor complex
(<processor-number> = 2, 4, 6).
Router#

b session slot <slot-number> processor <processor-number>

The default escape character is Ctrl-^, then x.
You can also type 'exit' at the remote prompt to end the session
Trying nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn ... Open <<<<< last part of address indicates slot
x, processor y

A session to an MWAM processor is established.

Router#

b enable

The privileged EXEC mode is entered.

Router#

b upgrade rom-monitor
MWAM: ROMMON image upgrade in progress.
Loading SIMPSON_RAM.bin from nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn (via GigabitEthernet0/1):
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[OK - nnn/nnn bytes]
MWAM: Erasing FUR Region.
MWAM: Programming Flash.
MWAM: Verifying new ROMMON image.
MWAM: ROMMON image upgrade complete.
MWAM: The card must be reset for this to take effect.

The command gets the ROMMON image from the compact flash card for the
processor complex. After the next reset of the MWAM card the ROMMOM im-
age is upgraded on the module.

12 Decision
Were all processor complexes (<processor-number> = 2, 4, 6) already updated
according to the previous block? Y h ... 13
N h ... 11

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13 Boot the Application Image

The Application Partition (AP) is specific to each MWAM and stores a Cisco IOS
application image for the processors on the MWAM. By default, the MWAM
boots to the application image when initially powered on.
To boot the application image manually, execute the following steps.
Router#

b enable

The privileged EXEC mode is entered.

Router#

b hw-module module <slot-number> reset

Device BOOT variable for reset =
Proceed with reload of module? [confirm]

b <ENTER>
% reset issued for module n

The MWAM reboots.

14 Assign VLANs to the MWAM

By default, the MWAM is in trunking mode and assigned to VLAN 1.
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Assigning VLANs to the MWAM requires you to understand the mapping be-
tween the processors on the MWAM and the Ethernet port/VLAN that connects
the processor to the switch fabric. For further information see... ☞ ......Hardware
view
Over-

Router#

b enable

The privileged EXEC mode is entered.

Router#

b configure terminal
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.

The configuration mode is entered.

Router(config)#

b mwam module <slot-number> port 1 allowed-vlan <vlan-ID>

Router(config)#

b mwam module <slot-number> port 2 allowed-vlan <vlan-ID>

Router(config)#

b mwam module <slot-number> port 3 allowed-vlan <vlan-ID>

The ethernet connectivity is configured from the backplane (i.e., switch fabric) to
the individual processors on the MWAM.
Wait up to 30 seconds for spanning tree to converge for connectivity.

One of the allowed VLANs must be the administrative VLAN.

i

15 Configuring MWAM VLANs on the Supervisor Module

The VLANs on the Supervisor 2 module must be configured to forward traffic to

the switch fabric. On the session CLI to the MWAM processor, the user has ac-
cess to IOS commands to configure the VLANs.

Two configuration modes are available for configuring Supervisor module

VLANs:
• VLAN database mode
• Global configuration mode
Caution: RPR+ redundancy does not support configurations entered in VLAN
i database mode. If you have a high-availability configuration with redundant Su-
pervisor modules using RPR(+), configure the VLANs in global configuration
mode and not in the VLAN database mode; otherwise, the VLAN information
would not be synchronized to the redundant Supervisor module.

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What configuration mode is to used?

– VLAN database mode h ... 16
– Global configuration mode h ... 17

16 VLAN Database Mode

Extended-range VLANs cannot be configured in VLAN database mode, only in
i global configuration mode.

To configure VLANs on the Supervisor 2 module in the VLAN database mode,

perform the following steps.
Router>

b enable

The privileged EXEC mode is entered.

Router#

b vlan database

The VLAN database mode is entered.

Router(vlan)#

b vlan <vlan-ID>
VLAN <vlan-ID> added:
Name: VLAN<vlan-ID>

A VLAN (1-1005) is specified to configure. The command has to repeated for

every single VLAN that has to be configured.
Router(vlan)#

b exit
APPLY completed.
Exiting.... h ... 18

17 Global Configuration Mode

Release 12.1(11b)E or later supports VLAN configuration in global configuration
i mode.

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To configure VLANs on the Supervisor 2 module in the global configuration

mode, perform the following steps.
Router#

b configure terminal

The global configuration mode is entered.

Router(config)#

b vlan <vlan-ID> {[<vlan-ID>]|[<vlan-ID>]}

VLAN configuration mode is entered and an ethernet VLAN, a range of ethernet

VLANs, or several ethernet VLANs in a comma-separated list are created (do
not enter space characters).
Router(config-vlan)#

b end

The command updates the VLAN database and returns to privileged EXEC
mode.

18 Configuring Layer 3 Interfaces on the VLANs

The user can configure layer 3 interfaces on the MWAM VLANs if required by
the application.

These VLANs must exist before you can configure the layer 3 interfaces on
i them.

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To configure the Layer 3 VLAN interface, perform the following steps.

Router#

b configure terminal

The global configuration mode is entered.

Router(config)#

b interface vlan <vlan-ID>

An interface is selected to configure.

Router(config-if)#

b ip address <ip-address> <subnet-mask>

The IP address and IP subnet is configured.

Router(config-if)#

b no shutdown

The interface is enabled.

Router(config-if)#

b exit

The command exits configuration mode.

19 Establishing Processor Session to Configure Application

To configure the application on an MWAM processor, perform the following

steps.
Router>

b enable

The privileged EXEC mode is entered.

Router#

b session slot <slot-number> processor <processor-number>

The default escape character is Ctrl-^, then x.
You can also type 'exit' at the remote prompt to end the session
Trying nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn ... Open <<<<< last part of address indicates slot
x, processor y

A session to an MWAM processor (<processor-number> = 2...6) is established

to allow IOS configuration. In the command prompt x is stands for the slot num-
ber and y for the processor number.

Only interface Gi0/0 can be configured.

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mwam-x-y>

b enable

The privileged EXEC mode is entered.

20 Configuration of Application
Execute configuration of the application according to the configuration guide for
the application.

21 Copy Running Configuration

mwam-x-y#

b copy running-config startup-config

Destination filename [startup-config]?
:
:

The running configuration is copied to NVRAM on the MWAM (if in local mode)
or Supervisor bootflash (if in Supervisor mode).

22 Additional MWAM card

Is there an additional MWAM card to be installed? Y h ... 1
N h ... 24

23 Decision
Are there additional processors to be configured? Y h ... 20
N h ... 24

24 Terminal server: Installation

The terminal server installation is optional.

Is the terminal server to be installed? Y h ... 25

N h ... 34

25 Terminal server: Start program HyperTerminal

Start the program HyperTerminal at the service PC/laptop. For detailed informa- ☞ ......CONNECT
tion see...

Change the Bits per second to 9600

26 Terminal server: Connect service PC/laptop

Connect the COM1 port of the Service PC/laptop to the console port of the ter-
minal server with a rollover cable.

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27 Terminal server: Start of installation

Power on the terminal server
Observe the console output on the Hyper terminal, when prompted for it, do not
enter automatic setup but configure manually:
From the '>' prompt change to privileged exec mode
Router>

b ena
Router#

b conf t
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.

28 Terminal server: Configure ethernet port

Configure one ethernet port of the router for O&M access for the service PC/lap-
top.

b int ethernet0
b ip address <O&M ip-Address > <address mask>
b duplex half
b no shut
b CNTL/Z (or exit exit)

The port should be administratively up, line protocol up.

29 Terminal server: Check connectivity to the service PC/laptop

b ping <service PC/laptop ip address>
For detailed information see... i....CHECKIP

30 Terminal server: Copy the database to the NVRAM

b Copy tftp startup-config

When prompted for it, put the O&M ip address of the service PC/laptop and the
name of the database file that is on the service PC/laptop.

31 Terminal server: Restart the router

b reload

If you connect to the console again you will have to use the password configured
in the database. For changing to the privileged exec mode you will have to use
the enable secret (or enable password) from the database.

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32 Terminal server: Check the router configuration

Change to privileged exec mode.

<Router name from database>>

b ena
Password:

b <password from database>

<Router name from database>#

b show run

The following command is used to get IP addresses and status of all interfaces.

b show ip int brief

If necessary enable all interfaces using the following interface configuration
command sequence:
conf t
int <interface-type> <slot>/<slot>
no shut
int <interface-type> <slot>/<slot>
no shut
.......
exit
exit

b no shut

33 IPS-3300 installation

For installation of IPS-3300 there only remains installation of CSG and CSM
card. The MWAM card is already installed in this procedure.

Is there an IPS-3300 installation to be executed additionally? Y h ... IPS3300

N h ... 34

34 Return to calling procedure

Return to the calling procedure.

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2.13 Installation of Software for IPS-3300

IPS3300
This procedure describes the installation of the Cisco IPS-3300. The IPS-3300 is based
on the Cisco 7613 hardware.
The IPS-3300 covers the following cards:
• MWAM card
(Make sure that the MWAM card is already installed according to procedure
CPG3300.)
• CSG card
• CSM card

1 Copy CSG Image

Router#

b copy tftp: disk0:

Address or name of remote host []?

b <IP address>
Source file name []?

b <CSG-image-name>
Destination file name <CSG-image-name>?
Accessing tftp://<IP address>/<CSG-image-name>...
Loading <CSG-image-name> from <IP address> (via Vlan200):!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[OK] nnnnnn bytes

nnnnnn bytes copied in sss.sss seconds (nnnnnn bytes/sec)

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2 Enter configuration
Router#

b configure terminal
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.
Router(config)#

b tftp-server disk0:<CSG-image-name>
Router(config)#

b Press ^Z
Router#

b session slot <slot-number> processor <processor-number>

The default escape character is Ctrl-^, then x.
You can also type 'exit' at the remote prompt to end the session
Trying nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn ... Open

WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW
WWW C o n t e n t WWW
WWW.S e r v i c e s WWW
WWW.G a t e w a y WWW
WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

3 Initiate upgrade
CSG>

b upgrade slot0: <CSG-image-name>

Upgrading System Image 1

CSG ExImage ...

R\W| Reading:lam_ppc.bin..DONE Writing:lam_ppc.bin.. DONE
Read nn files in download image. (nn,n,n)
Saving image state for image 1...done.

CSG>

b exit
Good Bye.
[Connection to nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn closed by foreign host]

4 Reset SUP
Router#

b hw-module module <slot-number> reset

Proceed with reload of module? [confirm]

b <ENTER>
% reset issued for module n
Router#

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5 Copy CSM Image

Router#

b copy tftp: disk0:

Address or name of remote host []?

b <IP address>
Source file name []?

b <CSM-image-name>
Destination file name <CSM-image-name>?
Accessing tftp://<IP address>/<CSM-image-name>...
Loading <CSM-image-name> from <IP address> (via Vlan200):!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[OK] nnnnnn bytes

nnnnnn bytes copied in sss.sss seconds (nnnnnn bytes/sec)

6 Enter configuration
Router#

b configure terminal
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.
Router(config)#

b tftp-server disk0:<CSM-image-name>
Router(config)#

b Press ^Z
Router#

b session slot <slot-number> processor <processor-number>

The default escape character is Ctrl-^, then x.
You can also type 'exit' at the remote prompt to end the session
Trying nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn ... Open

WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW
WWW C o n t e n t WWW
WWW.S w i t c h i n g WWW
WWW.M o d u l e WWW
WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

7 Initiate upgrade
CSG>

b upgrade slot0: <CSM-image-name>

Upgrading System Image 1

CSM ExImage ...

R\W| Reading:lam_ppc.bin..DONE Writing:lam_ppc.bin.. DONE
Read nn files in download image. (nn,n,n)
Saving image state for image 1...done.

CSM>

b exit
Good Bye.
[Connection to nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn closed by foreign host]

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8 Reset SUP
Router#

b hw-module module <slot-number> reset

Proceed with reload of module? [confirm]

b <ENTER>
% reset issued for module n
Router#

9 Return to calling procedure

Return to the calling procedure.

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2.14 Installation of LCT application

LCTINST
The following procedure is a short description of the local craft terminal (LCT) applica-
tion installation. For detailed information about installation refer to the XpressPass 140
Technical Practices manual section Local Craft Terminal.

Requirements
To perform the installation the following requirements have to be fulfilled:
• SP system has to be configured according to SPSET1
• Service PC with Windows operating system (e.g. service laptop or local switch com-
mander) connected to the same LAN as SP system (see CHECKIP)
• Installation CDROM supplied with SP system is present
The CDROM contains the following relevant file (x stands for version number):
– LCT Vx.xxxxx Setup.exe

1 Decision
Before the installation of the LCT is started, it should be checked whether LCT
i and SP system are connected to the same LAN. Therefore a "ping" command is
to be initiated from the LCT to the SP system.

i ...CHECKIP

2 Result of IP check

If there is no connection from LCT to SP system established. It is possible to in-

stall the LCT but it is not possible to configure the SP system via LCT.

3 LCT installation
Installation of new software on the PC is only possible with administrator
i rights.

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Insert CDROM (supplied with SP system) in the local CDROM drive

or
Make the relevant files available
Open Windows-Explorer
Change to directory where LCT*.exe is stored

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Double-click on symbol LCT*.exe

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Follow the instructions to install the LCT application until installation is executed
correctly.

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4 LCT installation finished

After installation is finished successfully the LCT can be started by double click
on the LCT icon or by using the START button:
START -> Programs -> Local Craft Terminal - LCT

The following display shows an example of the LCT program window. It is dis-
played after the start of LCT and after the Login-window is displayed and filled.

Remark: The IP address, that is shown in the headline, is the Out of Band
(OOB) IP address!

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5 Return to calling procedure

After the LCT application is installed successfully the calling procedure is to be

continued in the block in which it was left.

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2.15 Startup of SP system

SPSTART
The following procedure describes the Start-up of the SP system (XpressPass 140).

Requirements
To perform the initial start configuration the following tools are needed:
• Service PC with Windows operating system (e.g. service laptop or local switch com-
mander)
• HyperTerminal program installed on the service laptop/PC
• 9 pin male/female serial cable (through-connected) to be inserted in DCE port
• Tool to press the reboot button (about 1cm long, maximum 2mm diameter)
• flash card with valid software inserted in module MCP
• LCT application must have been started yet

1 Compare software versions

The SP system as well as the AFS contain a pre-installed software. The factory
doing the pre-installation attaches a paper telling which software versions have
been installed.

Compare whether the pre-installed software version is the valid one for your
project (delivered CD + Release note).

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2 Software download
b Select “Software download” (under "Commands" in toolbar)

b Select device/directory/name for "RMT File Name" (e.g. D:\36140\node-

sw.V4.1F06A\Rmt.def)
b Select "Enable Module Selection"

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3 Select software

The software module that are installed depend on the configuration (SGSN or
GGSN). The following display is only an example.

Select the software that must be downloaded corresponding to the installed

hardware.
b Select "Basic Software"
b Select "BIAS IP Software"
b Select "ATM Type D"
b Select "Ethernet"
b Select also the first field without text! (red colored in the picture)

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4 Start download
b Select "Start Download"
b Select "Yes" to confirm
Wait until software loading is completed.

5 End of Download

b Select "OK"

6 Switch software
The mask "Software Download or Modules Addition" is displayed again.
b Select “Switch Version” (under "Commands" in toolbar)
b Select "Yes" to confirm the displayed warning
Wait until software switch is completed and appropriate message is displayed.

7 Decision
Are configuration files or database files delivered with the system? Y h ... 8
N h ... 9

8 Insert database

Continue with the installation of the database according to procedure... i....SPDB

After database installation continue... h ... 9

9 Start-up of SP system finished

Close LCT application

10 Continue calling procedure.

Continue the calling procedure in the decision block in which it was left.

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2.16 Installing the SP database

SPDB
The following procedure describes the installing of the database for the SP system
(XpressPass 140).

Requirements
To perform the initial start configuration the following tools are needed:
• Service PC with Windows operating system (e.g. service laptop or local switch com-
mander)
• HyperTerminal program installed on the service PC
• 9 pin male/female serial cable (through-connected) to be inserted in DCE port
• Tool to press the reboot button (about 1cm long, maximum 2mm diameter)
• flash card with valid software inserted in module MCP
• LCT application must have been started yet

1 Check static route at the Switch Commander

For administration of the SP system from the switch commander it is necessary

to have a static route at the switch commander.

b Open a DOS prompt at the Switch Commander

b C:/route print

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Check whether a static route to the internal management net at the SG-
SN/GGSN has already been inserted. If not create the static route using the fol-
lowing command.
b C:\>route add -p aaa.a.aaa.x mask bbb.bbb.bbb.y ccc.c.cc.ccc
a - IP address for the management net at the SGSN, GGSN respectively
b - Netmask
c - Out of Band IP address at MCP card at the SGSN, GGSN respectively
e.g. SGSN route add -p 172.17.3.0 mask 255.255.255.192 218.1.34.27
GGSN route add -p 172.17.3.128 mask 255.255.255.192 218.1.34.29

The IP addresses can be taken from the project specific documentation.

2 Format of database
In what format is the database delivered?
– The database is delivered as BCF files. h ... 3
– The database is delivered as script files for the Switch Commander. h ... 10

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3 Insert database

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b Select "CDB Restore" (under "Commands" in toolbar)

b Select "Add"
b Select device/directory/name for "CDB File Name" (e.g. D:\36140\node-
sw.V4.1F06A\123.cdb)

b Select CDB file that shall be restored

b Select "Start"
b Select "Yes" to confirm the displayed warning
Wait until loading of database is completed and appropriate message is dis-
played.

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4 Activation of database

b Select "Yes" to confirm

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5 Set system to operation

Now the system is in the maintenance mode and has to be set in operational
mode.

b Select "Set System to Operational" (under "Commands" in toolbar)

b Select "Yes" to confirm

6 Decision
Is the virtual configuration file (VCF) included in the basic configuration file
(BCF) for the BIAS cards? Y h ... 8
N h ... 7

7 Configuration of BIAS cards using VCF

The BIAS cards have to be configured using the appropriate VCF. i....SGSNVCF
After configuration of BIAS cards continue... h ... 8

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8 Load BIAS data (file *.bcf)

Wait until the BIAS card reaches system status “up”.

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b Select "BIAS card" (in field "Cards")

b Select "BCF Transfer" (in field "Card Parameters")

b Select "Download to the node" (in field "Transfer Direction")

b Select device/directory/name for "Local File" (e.g. D:\36140\node-
sw.V4.1F06A\bcf1)
b Select "Start Download"
b Select "Yes" to confirm

9 Decision
Is there another BIAS card installed? Y h ... 8
N h ... 12

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10 Start CLI tasks

The given CLI tasks must be started one after another.
After starting a CLI task, wait for it conclusion before you start the next one.
The right sequence to start the CLI tasks are given with the project specific doc-
umentation.
Type in the DOS prompt:
b C:\CLI task -n <netelement> -i <filename>.cli -g CLIAPppuser -o C:\output.txt -e
C:\error.txt

Insert for <netelement> the name of the netelement and for <filename> the
name of the specific CLI file.

11 Check for errors

Check whether there is a file error.txt at C:\.
If there is an error file, call responsible TAC for further actions.

12 Return to calling procedure

Return to the calling procedure.

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2.17 Defining of SP settings (part 2)

SPSET2

In case of delivered CDB file (configuration database file) this procedure is only an in-
i formation.

The following procedure describes the initial configuration of the SP system (Xpress-
Pass 140).

Requirements
To perform the initial start configuration the following tools are needed:
• Service PC with Windows operating system (e.g. service PC/laptop or local switch
commander)
• HyperTerminal program installed on the service PC/laptop
• 9 pin male/female serial cable (through-connected) to be inserted in DCE port
• Tool to press the reboot button (about 1cm long, maximum 2mm diameter)
• flash card with valid software inserted in module MCP

Hardware prerequisites
Before any configuration can be executed the SP hardware has to be installed and elec-
trically connected.

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1 Start LCT application

Double click on LCT icon

The following display shows an example of the LCT program window. It is dis-
played after the start of LCT and after the Login-window is displayed and filled.

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2 Define IP addresses for internal LAN

b Select “IP setting” (under “Configuration” in toolbar)

b Enable Control NI
b Enable Mmgt NI
b Insert IP address for internal LAN and the number of virtual routers if necessary
Attention:
! Please note that the Ethernet Out of Band IP-Address, BIAS MGMT Address (N3)
and BIAS Control IP Address (N5) must be in different IP sub-nets.

b Select Set

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3 Define BIAS Card Type

b Select BIAS in field Cards
b Select Card Type in field Card Parameters
b Select Configured Functional Type

b Select Set

4 Define BIAS IP
Select BIAS in field Cards
Select IP setting in field Card Parameters

Insert IP address for BIAS

Select Set
Select OK

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5 Display of interfaces

Make sure that the option immediate save for every single BIAS card is set to 1
minute. The option can be displayed by selecting the BIAS card (under Port Pa-
rameters) and BCF Configuration (under Card Parameters). This option must be
checked whenever a BIAS card is configured.

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6 Check routes

It is to be checked whether the routers are defined correctly.

Start program command prompt

The program can be found in the menu Start -> Programs -> Command
prompt.

b c:\>route print

The following values for defining of routers must have been inserted in local
service PC/laptop or switch commander (see project specific documentation):
int-ip IP address of the internal LAN
"sub-ma IP address of Subset mask
"gate-ip" IP address of Gateway (MCP)
(e.g. route add -p 192.168.171.0 mask 255.255.255.0 218.1.34.17)

7 Check of IP addresses

To check whether all IP addresses are correct execute procedure CSPS-IPCHK

with all defined IP addresses. i....CHECKIP

8 Defining of SP settings (part 2) finished

Close DOS prompt

9 Continue calling procedure

Continue the calling procedure in the decision block in which it was left.

END

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2.18 SGSN configuration using virtual configuration files

SGSNVCF
This procedure is to be executed to configure the BIAS cards of the SP system. This has
to be done when the message Error! Reference source not found is displayed for a
SGSN.
To change the configuration of the BIAS cards the basic configuration file (BCF) is up-
loaded from the node to the switch commander. On the switch commander the BCF is
modified using the virtual configuration file (VCF). After modification the BCF is down-
loaded to the node.

1 Copy files to user home directory

Copy the appropriate files to the <userhomedir>\VCF\.

2 Start LCT application

The LCT application has to be started at the switch commander. Alternatively to

the following command a doubleclick on the LCT icon can be executed.

b Select Start -> Configuration Management -> StartLct 36140

side 0 of SGSN (example)

Press

b Select side 0 of the SGSN

b Press “Launch” button

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3 Select BIAS card

b Select a “BIAS” card (in field “Cards”)

b Select a “BCF Immediate Save” (in field “Card Parameters”)

b Press “OK”

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4 BCF transfer (1)

b Select a “BCF Transfer” (in field “Card Parameters”)

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5 BCF transfer (2)

Select

Select filename

Press

b Select “Upload from the Node” (in field “Transfer Direction”)

b Enter a filename for the BCF under “Local File” (in field “Local and Node Files”)

The filename must be fixed as follows:

<userhomedir>\VCF\X.bcf (X is the slot number -1)
(e.g. e.\sc\sc9\userhomedir\<username>\VCF\6.bcf)

b Press “Start Upload” button

Wait until the BCF upload is finished!
b Press “Close” button

6 Additional BCF
Are there additional BCF that have to be uploaded? Y h ... 3
N h ... 7

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7 Modify BCF transfer time

In the next steps the BCF will be modified and downloaded to the SP system.
During this operation a time-out for saving of the BCF to flash has to be inhibited
to prevent overwriting of modifications. Therefore the time-out for periodical sav-
ing has to be set to a high level. This is done by executing the following com-
mand at the switch commander.

b MOD SPBCFCONF:SP name=spname,BCF delay=60;

8 Start zip tool

There is the only possibility to have one virtual router on the SP:GTP and the
SP:BSSGP. This new configuration has to be added to the BCF using a zip tool.
b Start WinZip (double click on icon or using startup menu of windows)

9 Open zip file

Press

b Press “Open” button

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10 Select BCF from archive

Select

Press

b Select one BCF from the SP card in directory

The filename for the BCF must be fixed as follows:

<userhomedir>\VCF\X.bcf (X is the slot number -1)
(e.g. e.\sc\sc9\userhomedir\<username>\VCF\6.bcf)
☞ ......BCF transfer (1)
b Press “Open” button

Press

b Press “Add” button

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11 Select file

Select

Press

b Select the file “vrouterPD.dat” from the directory:

<userhomedir>\VCF\
b Press “Add” button

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12 Configuration finished
The file “vrouter.dat” will be replaced.

13 Additional BCF
Are there additional BCF that have to be modified? Y h ... 10
N h ... 14

14 Close zip tool

b Close WinZip (click on File -> Close in the header of the program)

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15 Initiate BCF transfer

b Select a “BCF Transfer” (in field “System Parameters”)

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16 BCF transfer

Select Enter file name

Enter file name

Press

b Enter the filename for the modified BCF under “Local File” (in field “Local and
Node Files”)

The filename must be fixed as follows:

<userhomedir>\VCF\X.bcf (X is the slot number -1)
(e.g. e.\sc\sc9\userhomedir\<username>\VCF\6.bcf)

b Enter the filename for the BCF under “Node File” (in field “Local and Node
Files”)

The filename must be fixed as follows:

bcfX.bcf (X is the slot number -1)

b Press “Start Download” button

Press

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i The BIAS card will be restarted!

b Press “Yes” button

Wait until the BCF download is finished.

17 Additional BCF
Are there additional BCF that have to be downloaded? Y h ... 15
N h ... 18

18 Close LCT application

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b Press “Close” button in Xpress Path window

Press

b Press “Exit” button LCT window

19 Continue calling procedure.

Continue the calling procedure in the decision block in which it was left.

END

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2.19 Boot MP via Remote Boot Interface

RBIBOOTMP
The following procedure describes booting of the MP system via remote boot interface
(RBI).
This procedure can only be executed when the RBI function is installed on the opera-
i tional terminal (e.g. Switch Commander, service PC).

1 Open DOS prompt

The DOS prompt program can be found in the menu Start -> Programs -> Ac-
cessories -> Command Prompt.

Open the DOS prompt.

The DOS prompt window is displayed.

2 Decision of MPs
What MPU is to be booted?
– only MPU-0 h ... 3
– only MPU-1 h ... 4
– MPU-0 and MPU-1 h ... 5

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3 Boot MPU-0

Insert the following command in the DOS prompt window.

C:\>

b RBA /reboot /mp MPU0 h ... 6

4 Boot MPU-1

Insert the following command in the DOS prompt window.

C:\>

b RBA /reboot /mp MPU1 h ... 6

5 Boot MPU-0 and MPU-1

Insert the following command in the DOS prompt window.

C:\>

b RBA /reboot /mp Both

6 Confirmation of command

Insert the following command in the DOS prompt window.

Parsing the parameters passed.

Validating all the parameters passed.

Do you really want to continue with the MP Processor(s) reboot operation

(Y/N) >?
... Enter Y to confirm

b Y
Feature requested: Reboot of xxx MPUs.

Starting the reboot activity for MPUx.

Generating the boot sequence.

Launching hyperterminal...

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7 MP dialog started

For every MPU that has been booted a separate HyperTerminal window opens
automatically.

Select the HyperTerminal window for the appropriate MPU you want to use for
startup (only if two HyperTerminal windows are open).

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8 Start Text File

Select “Send Text File....” under “Transfer” button in the tool bar of the HyperTer-
minal window.
The following “Send text File” window is displayed.

Select the following file name: sc\sc_version\Temp\MPReboot.txt

Select “Open” button

Now a bit sequence is send that will boot of the MPU. This is equivalent to
pressing the boot button on module faceplate of MPU. For continuation of MPU
boot various parameters can be selected in the appropriate HyperTerminal win-
dow of the MPU.

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9 Return to calling procedure

After the boot of the MPU is executed the calling procedure is to be continued in
the block in which it was left.

END

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2.20 Check IP connection

CHECKIP
The following procedure describes how to check whether e.g. a MP or SP system is
available from a service PC via LAN. Therefore a "ping" command is to be initiated from
a PC (e.g. local switch commander, local craft terminal, service laptop).

1 Start command prompt

Start program command prompt

The program can be found in the menu Start -> Programs -> Command
prompt. The value for ip-addr (IP address of the device) in the following com-
mand can be taken from the project specific documentation.

b ping ip-addr

2 Decision
What kind of request is displayed?
– Reply from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx......... h ... 3
– Request timed out. h ... 4

3 Connection established

In case of an established connection a message like the following is displayed.

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The connection is established. h ... 5

4 Connection not established

In case of not established connection a message like the following is displayed.

If a time-out happens during execution of "ping" command either the service PC

and the device are not in the same LAN or the initial installation of the device
has not been performed correctly.

5 Return to calling procedure

After the procedure is finished the calling procedure is to be continued in the

block in which it was left.

END

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2.21 Connection setup using HyperTerminal program

CONNECT
The following procedure describes the setup of a connection from switch commander or
service laptop to e.g. a MP system.

1 Start HyperTerminal program

The program can be found in the menu Start -> Programs -> Accessories ->
HyperTerminal. Instructions on the screen have to be followed. For help F1-key
is to be pressed.

The main menu is displayed.

Select a name
Select a symbol
Press OK

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2 Select Port

The serial port (COM1 or COM2) that should be used is selected.

Select COM1 or COM2

Press OK

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3 Define settings

The following display show the settings that have to be set.

Select settings as shown in the display.

Press OK

4 Return to calling procedure

After the connection setup via Hyper Terminal is executed successfully the call-
ing procedure is to be continued in the block in which it was left.

END

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2.22 Connection setup using telnet program

CONTEL
The following procedure describes the setup of a connection from switch commander or
service laptop to e.g. an SP system.
The telnet program is not released for all customers! Alternatively HyperTerminal pro-
i gram is to be used.

1 Start telnet program

The <ip-address> of the e.g. AFS is to be input.

b telnet <ip-address>

The <user-id> and the appropriate <password> have to be input.

userid:
b <user-id>
password:
b <password>

Because super user rights are required, change to user root.

b su root
password:
b <password>

The telnet program can be closed using the command exit twice.

2 Return to calling procedure

After the connection setup via telnet is executed successfully the calling proce-
dure is to be continued in the block in which it was left.

END

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2.23 Connecting the switch commander

CONNECTSC

If the switch commander is installed completely before installation of MP sys-

i tem, this procedure is only an information. It shows which switch commander
settings are necessary for the MP system installation.

For a successful connection of the switch commander it is necessary to configure the

MP system at the switch commander and vice versa.
For administration of the 2G/3G MSC, SGSN and GGSN at the switch commander refer
to the corresponding switch commander installation and administration documents.
Connecting the switch commander is done after installation of the MP-APS from MO.

2.23.1 Example of configuration file

The configuration file for connecting remote systems is called NET.CONFIG. The follow-
ing display shows an example of a configuration file for connection of two remote sys-
tems to the MP system.
/BEGIN OF FILE

***OSI DEFAULT DATA

LOSIADR:APT=1-3-12-2-1107-3-0-2-1-1,PSEL=1,SSEL=1,TSEL=1,
# AC=0-0-13-3100-1-0-1;
ROSIADR:APT=1-3-12-2-1107-3-0-2-2-1,PSEL=1,SSEL=1,TSEL=1,
# IPADR=1-1-1-1;

***OSI ADDRESS DATA

LOSIADR:APT=1-3-12-2-1107-3-0-2-1-1,PSEL=1,SSEL=1,TSEL=0001,
# AEQ=1;
# AC=0-0-13-3100-1-0-1;
ROSIADR:APT=1-3-12-2-1107-3-0-2-2-1,PSEL=1,SSEL=1,TSEL=0001,
# AEQ=1;
# IPADR=218-20-65-12;
LOSIADR:APT=1-3-12-2-1107-3-0-2-1-1,PSEL=1,SSEL=1,TSEL=0002,
# AEQ=2;
# AC=0-0-13-3100-1-0-1;
ROSIADR:APT=1-3-12-2-1107-3-0-2-2-1,PSEL=1,SSEL=1,TSEL=0002,
# AEQ=2;
# IPADR=218-20-65-13;

***OSI PROTOCOL DATA

OSIPDT:ALCTM= 1,ALITM= 75,
# SLTIM=180,SLTRT=120,
# TLTS1= 60,TLTS2= 60;

***TCP/IP PROTOCOL DATA FOR ETHERNET

TCPIPDT:WSZ= 16;

END OF FILE

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2.23.2 Description of configuration file

It is recommended to define a pair of OSI addresses for every remote system to be con-
nected to the MP system:
– local OSI address (LOSIADR)
– remote OSI address (ROSIADR)
The first pair is always defined as OSI DEFAULT DATA. If the MP system is in serious
trouble e.g. recoveries it may happen that only the remote system defined as default is
still known to the MP system. Hence the alarm messages from MP system will only be
sent to this remote system and only this remote system can still access the MP system.
All other remote systems are listed under OSI ADDRESS DATA.

Parameter Description

LOSIADR Refers to the MP system.

ROSIADR Refers to the remote system (e.g. switch commander).
APT Defines OSI Layer 7 target address together with parameter AEQ.
For UMTS/GPRS the following APT is recommended:
1-3-12-2-1107-3-0-2-1-1 for LOSIADR and
1-3-12-2-1107-3-0-2-2-1 for ROSIADR and
AEQ Defines OSI Layer 7 target address together with parameter APT.
The ATP parameter is used to distinguish the LOSIADR/ROSIADR
pairs of the different remote systems on Layer 7.
It is recommended to use ’1’ for the first LOSIADR/ROSIADR, ’2’,
’3’,... for subsequent remote systems.
PSEL Refers to OSI Layer 6 (Presentation) and is recommended to be set
to ’1’.
SSEL Refers to OSI Layer 5 (Session) and is recommended to be set to ’1’.
TSEL Refers to OSI Layer 4 (Transport) and should be chosen different for
every LOSIADR/ROSIADR pair.
It is recommended to use ’0001’ for the first pair, ’0002’, ’0003’,... for
subsequent pairs.
AC Is only defined at the LOSIADR.
For UMTS/GPRS the AC is recommended to be 0-0-13-3100-1-0-1.
IPADR Contains the IP address of the remote system.

Tab. 2.1 Parameters of configuration file

All values have to be inserted as hexadecimal numbers.

It is not necessary to define a PORT in the configuration file. By default the MP system
will use port 102. This matches the standard configuration at switch commander side.

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A successful connection of switch commander to MP system requires the corresponding

settings at the switch commander side:
• The parameters defined under LOSIADR have to be entered during creation of the
network element at the switch commander side, since these parameters refer to the
MP system.
• The parameters defined under ROSIADR have to be entered during creation of the
communication server at the switch commander side, since these parameters refer
to the remote system.

1 Prepare file NET.CONFIG

The following steps are executed to transfer the configuration file NET.CONFIG
to the MP system and receive the file NET.RESULT. For starting of the FTP ap-
plication a Q3 script (e.g. CREATE_USER_FTP.TXT) has to be imported and
started at the switch commander before. The script contains the login and pass-
word needed in the following sequence.

b Open a DOS prompt

b Change to directory where the configuration file NET.CONFIG is stored

A FTP session to the MPU is opened. For xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx the appropriate IP ad-
dress of the MPU is to be inserted.

b ftp xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
login:

For the following inputs a user (userid) is to be chosen that is allowed to execute
the FTP application and that has access rights to the path where the file
NET.CONFIG is located. The appropriate password for this user (userpsw) is to
be inserted as well.

b userid
password:

b userpsw

2 Get file NET.CONFIG

b get
remote file

For "dir" a directory at the switch commander is to be inserted where the file
NET.CONFIG should be stored.

b \NET.CONFIG c:\dir\NET.CONFIG
Verify the IP address of the MPUs in the file NET.CONFIG using an editor avail-
able.

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3 Put file NET.CONFIG

b put
local file

For "dir" a directory at the switch commander is to be inserted where the file
NET.CONFIG should is stored.

b c:\dir\NET.CONFIG\NET.CONFIG

4 Evaluate file NET.RESULT

b get
remote file

For "dir" a directory at the switch commander is to be inserted where the file
NET.RESULT should is stored.

b \NET.RESULT c:\dir\NET.RESULT
b Change to directory where the file NET.RESULT is stored
b Open file NET.RESULT by double click

If all entries are correct, the display of the result file is the following.
...
/END OF FILE
RESULT - NO SYNTAX ERRORS DETECTED
RESULT - NO RESOURCE ERRORS DETECTED
RESULT - NO PLAUSIBILITY ERRORS DETECTED
RESULT - END OF FILE

Were any errors detected by the result file? Y h ... 5

N h ... 6

5 Errors in result file

There are faulty parameters in the file NET.CONFIG. ☞ ......Example of

configuration
file

Check the parameters of the configuration file. Compare with the project specific
documentation.
Change faulty parameter entries file NET.CONFIG
Execute file transfer again. h ... 2

6 Connection established

The connection between switch commander and MP system has been estab-
lished successfully. From now on the modification of the configuration file using
the switch commander is possible.

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7 Continue calling procedure.

Continue the calling procedure in the decision block in which it was left.

END

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