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AMOS Basics

This document provides an overview of the Advanced Managed Object Scripting (AMOS) client, which allows accessing various network services through a text-based interface. AMOS uses managed object classes arranged hierarchically to represent network elements and attributes. Commands are used to search, view, and retrieve information from these managed objects. Key commands include get to read attribute values, al to view alarms, pmx to display performance counter values, and mom to view managed object class descriptions. Regular expressions can be used with some commands to filter results.

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AMOS Basics

This document provides an overview of the Advanced Managed Object Scripting (AMOS) client, which allows accessing various network services through a text-based interface. AMOS uses managed object classes arranged hierarchically to represent network elements and attributes. Commands are used to search, view, and retrieve information from these managed objects. Key commands include get to read attribute values, al to view alarms, pmx to display performance counter values, and mom to view managed object class descriptions. Regular expressions can be used with some commands to filter results.

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AMOS

Advanced Managed Object Scripting (Basics)


What is AMOS?
Amos is a text based Operation and
Maintenance (O&M) client providing access to
various services including:
Alarm Service
Configuration Service
Notification Service
Log Service
File Transfer
Command Line
Naming Conventions
RDN-Relative Distinguished Name:
Identifies MO in relation to its nearest parent in the MO tree. E.g
ExternalGsmCell=IB31936
LDN- Local Distinguished Name:
Identifies MO uniquely within a network element. E.g
ManagedElement=1,ENodeBFunction=1,EUtranCellFDD=LIB00271

FDN- Full Distinguished Name:


Identifies MO uniquely within a network. E.g

SubNetwork=ONRM_ROOT_MO_R,SubNetwork=WaridLTE,MeContext=IEIB0027,Man
agedElement=1,ENodeBFunction=1,EUtranCellFDD=LIB00271,GeranFreqGroupRelat
ion=1,GeranCellRelation=LIB00271-IB30231
Search and Print Mos
Use lpr/pr command:
Lpr/pr [<MOGroup>|<MOFilter>]
Prints MO LDNs for all or part of MO tree currently
loaded in AMOS. MOFilter is a string used to search for
the pattern in MO tree. Regular expressions can be used
in MoFilter. If command starts with l then search string
will match for LDNs in MO Tree. If it does not start with
l then pattern will match against RDN. E.g
lpr EutrancellFDD=LLH1373 gets MOs whose LDN contains Eutrancell
=LLH1373.
pr EutrancellFDD=LLH1373 gets MOs whose RDN contains Eutrancell
=LLH1373.
Regular Expressions (meta
characters)
Regular expressions example
More examples
Alarms
Al:
prints an overview of alarms. Use al | grep Crit to
display all critical alarms
Ala:
prints active alarms with detailed description .
Alt:
prints alarms chronologically.
Alk:
to check if alarms have been acknowleged.
Help
Use h command to search for help :
h <command>
Viewing MOM descriptions
Momt:
to view the whole MO tree. Also to view all parents and children of specified
MO class. e.g
momt gerancellrelation
Similarly momc command is used to view children/grandchildren of MO
class.

MOM:
to view description of MO class/attribute. e.g
mom . pusch lists all MOs/attributes related to pusch along with
descriptions similar to the one found in ALEX library.
Cont
Reading attributes
Get:
To read CM/FM attributes from MO. E.g
get eutrancellfdd=LLH13742 qrxlevmin gives the value of
qrxlevemin for the cell LH13742 in the MO eutrancellfdd.

get externalgerancell.*LH1004 (ncc|bcc) returns the values


of ncc and bcc in the externalgerancell MO for the 2G cell
LH1004.

Kget:
Similar to get command but displays attributes in exportable
format.
Performance Management
Pmom:
Displays descriptions of pm counters. E.g
Pget
Reads pm attributes from MO. E.g
Pmx
Displays counter values extracted from
statistics ROP (report output period). Format:
pmx[hfdn] [<mofilter>|<mogroup>] [<counter-filter>] [-l <PMfiles-
directory>] [-m <minushours>] [-p <plushours>] [-s startdate>[.<starttime>]]
[-e <enddate>[.<endtime>]] [-a|-d|-h] [| <unix-command>]

E.g:
Pmr
Produces KPI reports based on counter values
in ROP files and formulas in CPI documents.
Format :
pmr[ag] [-r <report(s)>] [-l <PMfiles-directory>] [-i <iubCellModule-file>] [-
f<formulafile>] [-c <configfile>] [-m <minushours>] [-p <plushours>] [-
s<startdate>[.<starttime>]] [-e <enddate>[.<endtime>]] [-o
<outputFormat>]
Thats all folks
AZ

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