Websites N Their Usage
Websites N Their Usage
For Siemens---For both static n dynamic csts the pvcs are generated manually.For
dynamic csts the procedure followed is:
For Ericsson
Static csts
Interface fast Ethernet<interface><ip>
Ip description SSP_<username >
Ip share_interface fast Ethernet
Ip unnumbered fast Ethernet
Ip source_prefix<ip allotted>
For dynamic csts
The pvcs are not created manually as they are on fast Ethernet.A common VLAN
is defined for all the csts on 1 site and all these connec through this VLAN.
For UT
Static csts
Dynamic csts
ERROR 691
If not then check whether the pvc has been made and whether its tag is confirmed. Check out if any person is
logged in by typing the following command:
If yes then log out the other subscribers by typing the command mentioned below:
If the problem still persists then check customer login status and delete radius sessions as session hangs out
sometimes.
3. Interface mismatch
Ask for his ip address.
Find out the correct interface through the command mentioned below on the ERX router:
5.Other reasons
a)Local address pool may be missing in LDAP.Give it inside the text box of the option update local pool
along with user id.
b)Package plan may be missing then policies won’t be implemented.So the authentication failure exists.
Put the username in the textbox of option update rate plan.
ERROR 678
1.Check if the pvc has been made or not.If not then make it.
2.If the problem still persists then confirm the tag by locking and unlocking the cards.
Siemens
Making of pvc
1.Ask for the RSU and the tag.
2.Find the RSU in the main DSLAM sheet and copy corresponding interface.
3.Find that particular interface in erx2 notepad in case of interfaces (2/3,3/2,3/3,5/0,5/1) and rest of them in
erx1 notepad.
4.Now change the last 3 digits of the interface by asking the tag and ensure that the total no. of digits are 8.
5.Copy the command from erx notepad and paste it on erx router.
In case of username being created for the first time,fill up the following entries in the CAF:
a)username
b)VPI
c)VCI
d)interface
and encrypt and push to LDAP.Forward it in the OPS or installation as required.
1.Go to zipnet.
2.Give username and the region.
3.Click on continue.
4.A form appears.
5.Enter the required entries by seeing the record in DSL (north) CAF.
Siemens
1.Goto remote desktop.
2.Click on EMHIX5300 serva del.
3.Click on SNMP port.
4.Find for required region obtained from RSU in the main DSLAM sheet and the ip address given in the main
DSLAM sheet corresponding to the RSU
5.Click on the card for siemens.
6.Now lock the port by clicking on ADSL local.
7.Ask the user if his modem is off or not.If yes then the user’s tag is the one that he told.
8.If not then click on update status.
9.Make the user write all the active ports.
10.Now unlock the port determined through the calculations.
11.Again make the user write all the active ports again.
12.On comparing the 2 lists there will be one port missing which is the correct port of the user.
NOTE:If on locking the user’s tag the modem does not go off then ask him to get his tag confirmed from
MDF.
ERICSSON
In case of ericsson,E1s from the SDH DDF goes to the FE toE1 converter. Thus the
E1s are through and the users for that particular RSU are in the network.
Ethernet drop
It is a 2mb link given by the SDH on both the MSU and the RSU end.This Ethernet
drop is given by the SDH at the RSU(DDF) from where it is brought to the DDF at
the MSU and finally to the ATM switch, EOE cards at the central terminal or to the
FE to E1 converters as the case may be.
E1 LINE
E1 is the European format for digital transmission. E1 carries signals at 2 Mbps (32
channels at 64Kbps, with 2 channels reserved for signaling and controlling)
EOE CARDS
The cards on which the E1s for UT are terminated are known as the EOE cards i.e
Ethernet to E1.There is fibre connectivity between the EOE cards at the MSU end and
the EOE cards at the RSU end.One EOE card supports 8E1s.4E1s are dedicated for 1
site.But only 2E1s are used for 1 site.The other 2E1s are reserved in case there is
some traffic.
SIEMENS
There are 3 types of cards:
LD
MHD
HD
1.LD:These support cards that have 2 slots of 32 ports each. Siemens have stopped
making these cards.
2.MHD:These support cards have 4 slots of 64 ports each.
3.HD:These support cards have 15 slots of 64 ports each.
The splitter units are deployed as demultiplexers and each splitter unit has 16 or 32
interfaces.
There is another card known as the POSU card which acts as a low pass filter i.e it
segregates the voice and the data.A POSU card has got 32 ports.
The ADSL interfaces of the DSLAM are connected via the POSUs inserted in the splitter
subracks.
The splitters (POSU, POSN) are purely passive units which do not require a power
supply. Thus, availability of the narrowband services is not affected by any disturbances
in the broadband system.
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Another card known as the UPA card is used for signal management.
SUADSL cards are the ones on which all the subscribers are running.This is the card
through which the users connect to the internet.For 1 SUADSL card 2 POSU cards
are required.
UT
Cards for UT are known as the IPADSL on which the subscribers are running.There
are some voice cards as well like the PRI,BRI and FXS cards.The IPADSL cards
have got 24 ports each.ICM card is the controller card and it is the brain of UT.Other
cards that are used are FXS which is a voice card and an other is EOE card if the site
is running on EOE but if the site is running on microlan then there is no EOE
card.SCM is another card that is used for signal management.
ERICSSON
The Ericsson cards have 12 slots each of 24 ports. The various cards are mentioned
below:
1.EXN104
This card is a FE to E1 converter.It converts the data at 100mbps to data at 2mbps.
2.EDN312X17
This card acts as a DSLAM i.e multiplexes the data and it also acts as a passive filter
segregating the voice and the data. These are the cards on which the subscribers are
running.
3.ECN320
It acts as a controller and a layer2 switch. This is the brain of Ericsson. This controller
card has got certain features like for example it acts as a DHCP, DNS, SNMP and it
also has a physical memory for the software.
4.ESN310
This card acts as a layer2 switch and works on PPPOE connection i.e power over
Ethernet.
5.EPN210
This is the power card and thus provides power to the various other cards.
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Applications
The various kinds of lists that are generated using the LDAP dump are as follows:
Package list:
In this list we have the information of all the packages on which users are
running.We get to know the no. of users on each package.We take all this
information from the LDAP dump like the no. of users on each package in each
region.We also define the policies for each package in this list.But there are
certain packages which are used just for testing and so no policy is defined for
such packages.
Policy list
Another is the policy list which is created as n when required.this list shows the
policy that is binded with each package.The committed and the peak bandwidth
and the rate limits are also defined in this policy list using the LDAP dump.
Bandwidth list
This list shows how many csts are having the bandwidth greater than 256 and less
than 256 in each region.These lists are generated once in a month.
For MP csts
The records of the MP csts are generated in the LDAP at the Delhi centre.The MP
csts run on FE technology.Reports for these csts are generated once in a
week.Another list is generated which shows all the static csts of MP running on
6/7 interface.
Another list is generated which shows whether a package is time based or usage
based.This information is required while billing as the cst is billed depending
upon whether the package is time based or usage based.
A list which gives information abt the various pools that have been defined is also
generated.This list tells us how many csts are defined in each pool,how many ips
are being used and how many ips are free at any given moment in a particular
pool.
Each cst’s password history can also be found out from the LDAP dump.
If a particular cst is port binded then we can take out the records which tell us
which cst in a particular area is port binded and to which interface.A script is ran
which reads the description field.This script gives the information about the
interfaces binded to the different csts in one particular area.During shifting the
description field is changed to roaming by running another script.After the
shifting has been done,the cst is port binded to another interface by running
another script.
The CDR files are generated on the RADIUS and they are processed according to
a program.These files are then inserted in the database for :
1.Billing issues
2.To check the ip details in case of CBI inquiry
3.To check if correct packages are binded to the csts.
CDR FILES
CDR(call data records)---The CDR files are generated on the radius n 2 files are
generated everyday. They contain the following information:
1.username
2.ip address
3.status(start,stop,interim)
4.package being used by the cst
5.policy applied
6.interface given to the cst
LOG FILES
3.auth log files----These files are used to keep track of the csts those who are
getting error 691 in case of authentication failure.These tell us whether the cst is
accepted or rejected depending upon the username he is using. Or the interface
being used. The auth log file maintains the following fields:
1.date
2.time
3.bras1 or bras2
4.username
5.accepted/rejected
6.ip address
7.interface
CUSTOMER QUERIES
The csts come up with different queries from time to time.The various queries are
2.There is another website to view the MRTG(multi router traffic gropher) graphs of
all the devices.The site is http://172.18.200.40/cgi-bin/routers2.cgi
OSS
LAST LOGIN
ERX
ERX UTILIIES
SMS
NOC INDEX
MDF INDEX
LDAP
In OSS we have the bcc deptt w/c has the following rights
1.upload file for barring n unbarring
2.view-uploaded files
3.view barred csts
4.view unbarred csts
5.view terminated csts
6.search by acct no.,username n interface
7.bar a single cst
8.self unbarred csts yet to be approved
9.self barred csts approved
10.self unbarred csts rejected
11.monthly usage of csts with usage based plans
12.view e-bills from cdr’s
Categories of Customers
1 View terminated (deleted) customers
2 View barred customers
3 View un-barred customers
4 View customers with rejected cheques
5 View Self unbarred customers approved
6 Self unbarred customers yet to be approved
7 Search
8 Error 691
In E-bill we can view the bill of the cst from start date to stop date.
The installation guys can view the details using the caf no.,touchtel no.and user
i.d.
We can also view the pwd change history of the cst.
In Last Login we can jst view when the cst was logged in the last time.
1. User Deletion
2 Static User Updation
3 List Static Users
4 Update Rateplan
5 IP(/24) list
6 IP Details Table
7 Dynamic User Updation(Port
Binding)
8 Error 691
9 Update Local Pool
In ldap we can view cst details by outing the username n the location. The details
appear in the following format:
Arbour is where the billing is done.Arbour collects the information from the CDR
files,formats it according to its requirement and then uses this information to
generate the bill at the end of the month.The csts are billed depending upon the
package they are using.There are 2 types of packages :
1.Usage based package –The cst is billed depending upon the usage i.e the amt of
data he has uploaded n downloaded.
2.Time based package—The cst is billed depending upon the time for w/c he was
logged in.i.e the time for w/c the user used the internet.
Csts are also billed depending on whether they are static or dynamic.
Static csts are billed depending upon the interface they are using where as the
dynamic csts are billed depending upon the username.
The cst pays the bill,menions his cheque no.,amt due and name of the bank.This
unbars the cst for 2 days automatically.If this information is found fake then the
cst is barred again.
Now once the cst has made the payment the bcc deptt. sends this information and
a script is in the ldap w/c picks up the old package from the database n tht
package is now applied against tht cst.So now the cst’s package is again changed
from DSL BARRED to his original package i.e the cst is unbarred n can make full
use of the internet connection.
Mediation Process
The mediation server filters out the unwanted data.All the billing information goes to the
arbour through the mediation server.The CDR file in the mediation server has got 28
fields.Some of the unwanted fields are dropped in the mediation field and by the time the
files reach the arbour only 5 fields are left.It has to be defined in the mediation server as
to which data is important and which is not.Package information is the most important so
a file in the mediation server is dropped if it does not have the package information.
Format :
Package name=10260=D=S
Package name=10261=V=K
D duration
V volume
S second
K kilo byte
Mediation is just filtering the CDR file to the appropriate data recognizable by
Arbour.
Arbour is a billing system which understands the chargeable criteria. (i.e 5 rs for 1
Hour or 5 rs for 100 kb.)in respect of time & data.
There is rejection in both case
Mediation rejects the non billable records.
Arbour rejects the billable records which has no owner means customer name is
not defined.
XACCT is our mediation server.
Arbour is of CNG Systems.