Site Creation

SITE CREATION
- COMMISSIONING GUIDE -
5060 MGC10
IMPLEMENTATION METHODS
3BW 94544 AAAA RJZZA Ed.18

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SITE CREATION - COMMISSIONING GUIDE - 5060 MGC10
CONTENTS
1 PREREQUISITES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
2 CONFORMITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
3 TO CHECK ETHERNET CONNECTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
4 POWERING UP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
5 CONFIGURE PC AS INSTALLATION PC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
5.1 Installation PC running on Windows XP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
5.1.1 Configure the PC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
5.1.2 Configure the Host of the PC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
5.1.3 Create Tomas account with administrative rights on PC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
5.1.4 Check unlock of hard disk when no activity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
5.1.5 Declare the IP @ of the installation PC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
5.1.6 Update the time zone and the local time on the installation PC . . . . . . . 13
5.1.7 Load CD "Divers" in the installation PC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
5.1.8 Load CD "Redhat" in the installation PC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
5.1.9 Installation of TOMAS support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
5.1.10 Install tools on PC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
5.2 Installation PC running on Windows 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
5.2.1 Configure the PC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
5.2.2 Configure the Host of the PC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
5.2.3 Create Tomas account with administrative rights on PC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
5.2.4 Check unlock of hard disk when no activity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
5.2.5 Declare the IP @ of the installation PC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
5.2.6 Update the time zone and the local time on the installation PC . . . . . . . 20
5.2.7 Load CD "Divers" in the installation PC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
5.2.8 Load CD "Redhat" in the installation PC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
5.2.9 Installation of TOMAS support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
5.2.10 Install tools on PC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
6 INITIALIZATION OF THE SWITCH/ROUTER 6850 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
6.1 CONTROL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
6.2 INITIALIZATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
7 INITIALIZATION OF THE MRF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
7.1 Preparation of the “IPmedia 3000”files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
7.2 Installation and configuration of the "Bootp" utility software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
7.3 Initialization of the MRF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
8 HOW TO CONNECT INSTALL PC TO THE PLATFORM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
9 CHECK SERIAL PORT MODE & BOOT DEVICE PRIORITY ON BOTH ROUZIC
BOARDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
10 LIST MAC @ OF EACH ROUZIC BOARD (NBRZAJ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
11 MODIFICATION OF SHMC BOARDS IP CONFIGURATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
11.1 CASE FIRST ATCA SHELF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
11.2 CASE SECOND ATCA SHELF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
12 DISABLE THE ETH1 INTERFACE OF ALL MALBAN BOARDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
13 CASE PLATFORM DUAL SHELF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
14 INITIALIZATION OF THE PLATFORM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
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14.1
Initialization of the 5060 application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
14.1.1 Installation support CD SW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
14.1.2 Installation preparation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
14.1.3 Launch of the installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
14.1.4 Kernel installation in Pilot Station . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
14.1.5 Check the disk synchronization . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
14.1.6 Checking pilot station access (Rouzic board) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
14.1.7 CDV for software installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
14.1.8 Creation Rouzic optional boards and possibly a second ATCA chassis . 61
14.2 Initialization of the E10 application (use supports LSP and BBU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64
14.3 System Backup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
15 CHECKING INTEGRITY OF THE STATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
16 CHECKING ALARMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
17 CHECKING THE STATE OF THE OFFICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
18 CHECK AUDIT STATUS IF THE SITE IS GEORED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
19 INITIALIZATION OF THE WAGO BOX (CONFIGURATION ALARMS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
20 BACKUP THE DATA OF THE 6850 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91
21 APPLICATION BACKUP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94
21.1 Create of local Application backup of 5060 MGC10 platform . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94
21.2 Export Application backup from 5060 MGC10 platform to Backup Server . . . . . . . . 96
APPENDIX A: PCFS ACTIVITIES STATES ON S15 FAMILIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98
A.1 Switch to Welcome Page activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98
A.2 Switch to PCFS normal activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
APPENDIX B: SETTING OF SHMC IP ADDRESS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
B.1 CASE FIRST ATCA SHELF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
B.2 CASE SECOND ATCA SHELF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101
APPENDIX C: ROUZIC BIOS CONFIGURATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103
C.1 Main menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104
C.2 Advanced Settings menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104
C.2.1 Advanced remote access configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105
C.3 Advanced PCI/PNP Settings menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105
C.4 BOOT Settings menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106
C.4.1 Boot Device Priority menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106
C.4.2 Boot Device priority menu for all Rouzic boards (Pilot and non-pilot
stations) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107
C.4.3 Boot Device priority menu to start only on Network devices . . . . . . . . . . 108
C.5 Security Settings menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108
C.6 Advanced Chipset setting menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109
C.7 Power menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109
C.8 ALCATEL–LUCENT Features menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110
C.9 Exit Options menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110
APPENDIX D: INSTALL PC SECURITY CONFIGURATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111
APPENDIX E: CLEAR TOMIX STATION ALARMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112
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1 PREREQUISITES
1 installer PC: - Minimum require for the PC: 512 Mb RAM and 8 Gb disk
1 kit of raccordement: - 1 specific ATCAV2 Serial cable
- 1 adaptator USB/Serial
Software to load: - Supports Subsystem Platform
• CD RedHat (REDHAT.................)
• CD SW (3BW................Appli...........)
with in supplement: Telnet or SSH software (Putty Release 0.54 for
example) and 1 Terminal Server (PC with serial connection) (Tera
Term software for example)
• CD Tomix (TOMAS..................)
- Supports for NE application (2 CD = LSP + BBU)
- CD DIVERS containing:
• TOMAS file questionnaire (Inquest.xml)
• 6850 Configuration (boot1.cfg and boot2.cfg)
• File ZIP (BootPSer.zip) for the WAGO BOX configuration
- CD containing the configuration files of the MRF IP3000
Description IP Net- - Network Achitecture (NDD)
work
PCFS - Must be in final configuration customer before starting up this
process (with IP @ customer) and connected.
2 CONFORMITY
According to the equipment booklet (LEQ): verify quantitively the racks, shelves and boards. Check
the position of each equipment.
3 TO CHECK ETHERNET CONNECTIONS

To refer to the SPECIFIC SITE DOCUMENT for connections.
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4 POWERING UP
The purpose of the operation is to power up equipment contained in the rack after control of power
distribution.
- AT THIS TIME OF THE OPERATION, THE FOLLOWING ELE-

MENTS ARE IN THE POSITIONS:
• OFF for the 48V circuit breakers in the power room of
the customer,
• OFF A1–1 to A3–2 and B1–1 to B3–2 side PDU of the
HCA5 rack,
• Have the site specific document, paragraph "Power
wiring and connections" to locate the connections of
the configuration,
• All cards are plugged in.
- Check wiring and 48V on the PDU
1) Connect the 48VA coming from the power room of the customer,
• Check X1-A side, the voltage on the positions corresponding to the switches A1–1 to
A3–2 of the PDU
Note: This first audit consists in controlling wiring X1-A and X1-B
(no inversion).
2) Connect the 48VB coming from the power room of the customer,
• Check X1-B side, the voltage on the positions corresponding to the switches B1–1 to
B3–2 of the PDU
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- VISUAL PDU BREAKERS

FRONT VIEW
REAR VIEW
Assignment and value of fuses and circuit breakers equipped on PDU
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- Powering up the ATCA shelf (level 4 in rack)
If presence of a second ATCA shelf ( level 17 in rack)

Repeat this paragraph with A2 and B2
1) Set the breaker A1–1 and A1–2 to ON

- Await the boards initialization
Note: During initialization, H/S LEDs are blue blinking to arrive at the fol-
lowing situation
• on each MALBAN board, the LEDs OK and PWR are green steady,
• on each ROUZIC board, the LED in front of the acronym USB is red steady,
• no H/S LED blue steady at the end of initialization.
2) Set the breaker A1–1 and A1–2 to OFF
3) Set the breaker B1–1 and B1–2 to ON
- Await the boards initialization
Note: During initialization, H/S LEDs are blue blinking to arrive at the fol-
lowing situation
• on each MALBAN board, the LEDs OK and PWR are green steady,
• on each ROUZIC board, the LED in front of the acronym USB is red steady,
• no H/S LED blue steady at the end of initialization.
4) Set the breaker A1–1 and A1–2 to ON
Note: On each ROUZIC board, the LED in front of the acronym USB is green steady.
- Powering up the RALARMAA board

1) Put in place the fuse AF6
- Check that the 48VA LED is green steady on the RALARMAA
2) Put out place the fuse AF6
3) Put in place the fuse BF6
- Check that the 48VB LED is green steady on the RALARMAA
- Powering up the MRF (if present)

- Check that the Power LED is green steady on the power block (lower right) of MRF
- Check that the Power LED is green steady on the power block (upper right) of MRF
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- Powering up the 6850 switch/router 1 (level 1)

- Check that the 3 LEDs (OK, PRI, PWR) are green steady and yellow steady for LED
(BPS) on switch 1
- Check that the 4 LEDs (OK, PRI, PWR, BPS) are green steady on switch 1
- Powering up the 6850 switch/router 2 (level 2)

- Check that the 3 LEDs (OK, PRI, PWR) are green steady and yellow steady for LED
(BPS) on switch 2
- Check that the 4 LEDs (OK, PRI, PWR, BPS) are green steady on switch 2
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5 CONFIGURE PC AS INSTALLATION PC
In case the used PC was already configured for this type of

operation, it is necessary to unwind this chapter for check and
update with regard to the affair .
5.1 Installation PC running on Windows XP

5.1.1 Configure the PC
a) Left-click on the button Start, slide on Setting, left-click Network Connections ⇒ the opening
of a Network Connection window
b) Right-click Local Area Connection, left-click Properties ⇒ the opening of a Local Area Con-
nection Properties window
• Uncheck the processes below if they exist:
Client for Microsoft Networks
IPSec Client
Network Monitor Driver
Hummingbird NFS Maestro Client
Hummingbird Directories Services
Deterministic Network Enhancer
File and Printer sharing for Microsoft Networks
MacAfee Desktop Firewall Network Driver
• Click on the button OK to close the window
c) Close the Network Connection window
d) Left-click on the button Start, slide on Setting, left-click Control Panel ⇒ the opening of a Con-
trol Panel window
e) Double-click Administrative Tools then on Services
f) Services to stop and disable if they exist
Note: In order to do this, perform a double-click on the service, change the information
Startup type and Service status, click Apply, then OK.
DHCP Client Startup type = disabled and Service status = Stopped
MacAfee Desktop Firewall Services Startup type = disabled and Service status = Stopped
MacAfee Framework services Startup type = disabled and Service status = Stopped
SafeNET IKE Service Startup type = disabled and Service status = Stopped
Lucent IKE Service Startup type = disabled and Service status = Stopped
SafeNET Monitor Service Startup type = disabled and Service status = Stopped
g) Restart the PC.
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5.1.2 Configure the Host of the PC
a) List, by means of WordPad, the file Inquest.xml (CD Divers) delivered

Collect the information indicated between <Answer> and "</Answer> of the items <Plat-
form_Name> and <PILOT_Logical_Address ___ OAM>.
b) Open and modify, by means of WordPad, the file hosts.
The file hosts is situated in the following tree structure : C:\WINNT\system32\drivers\etc.
To add at the end of the file host a line with the values IP + the name of the platform collected
previously.
Example: 135.2.118.241 MGCF10_TOMIX
c) Save and quit the file then restart all the windows of internet browser for take into account the
information.
5.1.3 Create Tomas account with administrative rights on PC
a) Right-click My Computer then on Manage ⇒ the opening of a Computer Management win-

dow
b) Open the folder Local Users and Groups
c) Right-click Users and New User ⇒ the opening of a New User window
• Create user “Tomas” by filling in the fields
User name: Tomas
Description: Tomix Installation User
Password: ascp01@/1
Only the case Password never expires must be checked
• Click on the button Create then close the window New User by clicking Close ⇒ back to
the window Computer Management.
d) Right-click Tomas then on Properties ⇒ the opening of a Tomas Properties window
• Click on the tab Member Of then on the button Add.... ⇒ the opening of a Select Groups
window
Declare in the field Enter the object names to select the name Administrators (idem
pc in French or English)
• Close the window Select Groups by clicking OK ⇒ back to the window Tomas Properties
e) In the Tomas Properties window, click Users, on Remove then on Apply.
THE USER "GUEST" MUST EXIST. OTHERWISE, CREATE IT IN THE

SAME WAY AS FOR THE USER "TOMAS".
f) Close all windows then Restart your PC in the account TOMAS.
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5.1.4 Check unlock of hard disk when no activity
a) Right-click on the Desktop, left-click on Properties ⇒ the opening of a Display Properties

window
b) Left-click on the tab Screen Saver then on the button Power... ⇒ the opening of a Power
Options Properties window
c) Select in the window Power schemes: Portable/Laptop
d) Select the parameter Never for each of the parameters
e) Click on the button Apply then on OK
f) Close the window.
5.1.5 Declare the IP @ of the installation PC
a) Collect, in the file Inquest.xml delivered, the information indicated between <Answer>
and "</Answer> of the items <Address_LANIO1_Network_Part> and <LANIO1_Net-
work_Mask>
b) Left-click on the button Start, slide on Setting, left-click Network Connections ⇒ the opening
of a Network Connection window
c) Right-click Local Area Connection, left-click Properties ⇒ the opening of a Local Area Con-
nection Properties window
d) Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) then click on the button Properties ⇒ the opening of a In-
ternet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties window
e) Declare the IP @ = 1.2.0.222 and the Subnet mask = 255.255.0.0,
f) Add a secondary IP address
• Left-click on the button Advanced ⇒ the opening of a Advanced TCP/IP Settings window
• Left-click on the button Add in the IP addresses area ⇒ the opening of a TCP/IP Address
window
• Fill in the fields with the values W.X.Y.222 (W, X and Y are the first three values of Ad-
dress_LANIO1_Network_Part in the file Inquest.xml) for IP address and 255.255.255.0 for
Subnet mask, then left-click on the button Add
• Left-click on the button Add then fill in the fields with the values 172.16.3.60 for IP address
and 255.255.255.240 for Subnet mask, then left-click on the button Add
• Left-click on the button OK
g) Add a gateway IP address
• Left-click on the button Add in the Default gateways area ⇒ the opening of a TCP/IP
Address window
dress_LANIO1_Network_Part in the file Inquest.xml) for IP address
• Left-click on the button Add
h) Close the windows that are open, as follow:
• Click on the button OK (in the Advanced TCP/IP Settings window)

• Click on the button OK (in the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties window)
• Click on the button Close (in the Network Connection window)
• Click on the button Close in the last window.
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5.1.6 Update the time zone and the local time on the installation PC
THIS PARAGRAPH IS VERY IMPORTANT.
a) Double-click on the clock in the taskbar Windows

b) To change the hour, click the tab Date & Time:
• To modify the hour, double-click on the hour, then click arrows to increase or decrease the
value.
• To modify the minutes, double-click on the minutes, then click arrows to increase or decrease
the value.
• To modify the secondes, double-click on the secondes, then click arrows to increase or de-
crease the value.
c) To change the time zone, click the tab Time zone:
• Left-click the arrow of the drop-down menu, then choose your current time zone in the list.
• Check (if not checked yet) Automatically adjust clock for daylight saving change.
• Left-click on OK.
5.1.7 Load CD "Divers" in the installation PC
a) Open the folder divers under C:\

Note: In cases where this directory exists, delete his contents.
If this directory doesn’t exists, it must be created.
b) Load the contents of the CD Divers in this folder.
5.1.8 Load CD "Redhat" in the installation PC
a) Open the folder redhat under C:\

b) Load the contents of the CD Redhat in this folder.
5.1.9 Installation of TOMAS support
a) Check with Windows Explorer that C:\tomas directory exist

b) Copy into C:\tomas directory the contents of CD TOMIX
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5.1.10 Install tools on PC
- Hereafter is a short resume of tools installation

• The native XP zip tool is used to manage the different archives
• PUTTY tool is used for telnet or SSH access
• Tera Term tool is used for RS232 access
Note: It’s an open source free software terminal emulator (minimum release 4.52).
It can be downloaded from the Web.
Some tools are specific to the delivery and are contained in TOMIX and BE delivery:
• Tomix tools (Cygwin, expect, …) provided in the Tomix ISO file
5.1.10.1 TOMIX tools uninstallation
a) Check the presence of cygwin1.dll
Note: If present in C:\WINNT\system32 or C:\WINDOWS\system32, delete cygwin1.dll
b) Stop if the processes cygwin-dhcpd.exe , all nhttpd.exe and tftpd-hpa.exe are present
• Open the window Task Manager, click on the tab Processes then on Image Name (put
in alphabetical order),
• Right-click on each process involved then left-click on End Process
• Close the Task Manager window
c) Uninstall, if present in C:\, following directories:
Cygwin Suppression by the uninstall.bat from its directory
confirmed by the capital letter Y
Expect Suppression by delete
tftpboot Suppression by delete
XercesXalanC++ Suppression by delete
MKS Platform Com- Left-click on the button Start, slide on Setting, left-click Control Panel,
ponents y.x double click on Add or Remove Programs, left-click on MKS Plat-
form Components y.x, left-click on Remove, left-click on Yes
d) Restart the PC.
5.1.10.2 TOMIX tools installation
TOMIX tools installations will create/overwrite the following

directories:
C:\Cygwin
C:\Expect
C:\tftpboot
C:\XercesXalanC++
Perform the following operations:
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a) Server software Installation

• Insert the CD SW
• Unzip Serverinstall.zip:
Select the x:\ServerInstall\Serverinstall.zip file
Click right on “extract all” XP option
Specify C:\ (Do not install elsewhere)
and type next
The following software are installed: Cygwin in C:\Cygwin, Expect v5.21 in C:\Expect, tftp-
boot kernel in C:\tftpboot, XercesXalan v 2.3.0 C++ in C:\XercesXalan++
b) PC Tool Path update
If Install PC is newly installed, Cygwin tools path has to be added to PC XP path:
• Go to Start⇒Settings⇒Control Panel⇒System⇒Advanced⇒Environment variables
⇒ opening of the next window

• In System variables, modify Path variable in adding at the end of the line:
;C:\Cygwin\bin;C:\Cygwin\usr\bin as follow:
c) Configure the Cygwin software
If Install PC is newly installed, PC register has to be updated for Cygwin tools.
• Double click the C:\Cygwin\cygwin.reg to register Cygwin in Windows registries database.
Click Yes and OK
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d) Directories/files rights modification

Change rights of directories/files as follow to avoid some execution problems:
• double click the C:\Cygwin\cygwin.bat
• cd /etc and chmod a+w *
• cd /var/spool/dhcp and chmod a+w *
• exit to close the Cygwin tool (close the DOS window if necessary)
5.1.10.3 Other tools installation from windows tools
Note: These tools are on the CD SW, folder tools/tools (program
tera-term-pro_.............anglais.exe & putty_.........anglais.exe)
- Tera Term
• Click on the file.exe (File autoexe)
• Open Tera Term, select setup menu:
• select keyboard setup menu to select Delete key and Meta key as follow then OK.
• select Serial Port Setup menu and set Baud rate to 9600 to reach the station.
- Putty
• Copy the file.exe to C:\
• Click on the file.exe
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5.2 Installation PC running on Windows 7

5.2.1 Configure the PC
a) Left-click on the button Start, slide on Control Panel ⇒ the opening of a Control Panel window
b) Chose View by: Large icons or Small icons
c) Left-click on Network and Sharing Center, left-click Local Area Connection, left-click Prop-
erties ⇒ the opening of a Local Area Connection Properties window
• Uncheck the processes below if they exist:
Client for Microsoft Networks
Shrew Soft Lightweight Filter
QoS Packet Scheduler
File and Printer sharing for Microsoft Networks
Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6)
Link-Layer Topology Discovery Mapper I/O Driver
Link-Layer Topology Discovery Responder
• Click on the button OK to close Local Area Connection Properties window
• Click on the button Close to close Local Area Connection Status window
d) Left-click on Control Panel Home
e) Left-click Administrative Tools then double-click on Services, left-click on Yes to confirm
f) Services to stop and disable if they exist
Note: In order to do this, perform a double-click on the service, change the information
Startup type and service status, click Apply, then OK.
Cygwin cygserver Startup type = Manual and Service status = Stopped
DHCP Client Startup type = Disabled and Service status = Stopped
MacAfee Framework Service Startup type = Disabled and Service status = Stopped
ShrewSoft IKE Daemon Startup type = Disabled and Service status = Stopped
g) Delete the Cygwin cygserver service (if exists):
• Left-click on Start, left-click on All Programs, left-click on Accessories, right-click on
Command Prompt, left-click on Run as administrator, left-click on Yes to confirm
• Tape the command: sc delete cygserver
• Close the window
h) Restart the PC.
5.2.2 Configure the Host of the PC
a) List, by means of WordPad, the file Inquest.xml (CD Divers) delivered

Collect the information indicated between <Answer> and "</Answer> of the items <Plat-
form_Name> and <PILOT_Logical_Address ___ OAM>.
b) Left-click on Start, left-click on All Programs, left-click on Accessories, right-click on WordPad,
left-click on Run as administrator, left-click on Yes to confirm.
c) Open and modify the file hosts. The file hosts is situated in the following tree structure: C:\Win-
dows\System32\drivers\etc.
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To add at the end of the file host a line with the values IP + the name of the platform collected
previously.
Example: 135.2.118.241 MGCF10_TOMIX
d) Save and quit the file then restart all the windows of internet browser for take into account the
information.
5.2.3 Create Tomas account with administrative rights on PC
a) Left-click on the button Start, right-click on Computer, then left-click on Manage, left-click on
Yes to confirm ⇒ the opening of the Computer Management window
b) Left-click on Local Users and Groups
c) Right-click Users and New User ⇒ the opening of a New User window
• Create user Tomas by filling in the fields
User name: Tomas
Description: Tomix Installation User
Password: ascp01@/1
Only the case Password never expires must be checked
• Click on the button Create then close the window New User by clicking Close ⇒ back to
the window Computer Management.
d) Right-click Tomas then on Properties ⇒ the opening of a Tomas Properties window
• Click on the tab Member Of then on the button Add.... ⇒ the opening of a Select Groups
window
Declare in the field Enter the object names to select the name Administrators (idem
pc in French or English)
• Left-click on Check Names
• Close the window Select Groups by clicking OK ⇒ back to the window Tomas Properties
e) In the Tomas Properties window, left-click Users, left-click on Remove then on Apply.
THE USER "GUEST" MUST EXIST. OTHERWISE, CREATE IT IN THE

SAME WAY AS FOR THE USER "TOMAS".
f) Left-click on Start, left-click on All Programs, left-click on Accessories, left-click on Command

Prompt ⇒ the opening of Command Prompt window
g) Type hostname command and note the result
Example of login: ROTIMN0L036341
h) Close all windows then restart your PC and login with <hostname>\Tomas account.
Example of login: ROTIMN0L036341\Tomas
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5.2.4 Check unlock of hard disk when no activity
a) Right-click on the Desktop then on Personalize

b) Left-click on Screen Saver then left-click on Change power settings
c) Select in the Balanced plan
d) Left-click on Change plan settings of Balanced plan
e) Select the parameter Never for the following options: Turn off the display and Put the com-
puter to sleep
f) Click on the button Save changes
g) Close all opened windows.
5.2.5 Declare the IP @ of the installation PC
a) Collect, in the file Inquest.xml delivered, the information indicated between <Answer>
and "</Answer> of the items <Address_LANIO1_Network_Part> and <LANIO1_Net-
work_Mask>
b) Left-click on the button Start, slide on Control Panel ⇒ the opening of a Control Panel window
c) Chose View by: Large icons or Small icons
d) Left-click on Network and Sharing Center, left-click on Change adapter settings
e) Right-click Local Area Connection, left-click Properties, left-click on Yes to confirm ⇒ the open-
ing of a Local Area Connection Properties window
f) Select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) then click on the button Properties ⇒ the open-
ing of a Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) window
g) Declare the IP @ = 1.2.0.222 and the Subnet mask = 255.255.0.0,
h) Add a secondary IP address
• Left-click on the button Add in the IP addresses area ⇒ the opening of a TCP/IP Address
window
dress_LANIO1_Network_Part in the file Inquest.xml) for IP address and 255.255.255.0 for
Subnet mask, then left-click on the Add button
• Left-click on the button Add then fill in the fields with the values 172.16.3.60 for IP address
and 255.255.255.240 for Subnet mask, then left-click on the Add button
• Left-click on the button OK
i) Add a gateway IP address
• Left-click on the button Add in the Default gateways area ⇒ the opening of a TCP/IP
Address window
dress_LANIO1_Network_Part in the file Inquest.xml) for IP address
• Left-click on the button Add
j) Close the windows that are open, as follow:
• Click on the button OK (in the Advanced TCP/IP Settings window)

• Click on the button OK (in the Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) window)
• Click on the button Close (in the Local Area Connection Properties window)
• Close the last window.
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5.2.6 Update the time zone and the local time on the installation PC
THIS PARAGRAPH IS VERY IMPORTANT.
a) Double-click on the clock in the taskbar Windows

b) To change the hour, left-click on Change date and time settings…, left-click on Change date
and time… left-click on Yes to confirm:
• To modify the hour, double-click on the hour, then click arrows to increase or decrease the
value
• To modify the minutes, double-click on the minutes, then click arrows to increase or decrease
the value
• To modify the secondes, double-click on the secondes, then click arrows to increase or de-
crease the value
• Click OK
c) To change the time zone, click the tab Change time zone…:
• Left-click the arrow of the drop-down menu, then choose your current time zone in the list
• Check (if not checked yet) Automatically adjust clock for Daylight Saving Time
• Left-click on OK
• Left-click on OK to close Date and Time window.
5.2.7 Load CD "Divers" in the installation PC
a) Open the folder divers under C:\

b) Load the contents of the CD Divers in this folder.
5.2.8 Load CD "Redhat" in the installation PC
a) Open the folder redhat under C:\

b) Load the contents of the CD Redhat in this folder.
5.2.9 Installation of TOMAS support
a) Check with Windows Explorer that C:\tomas directory exist

b) Copy into C:\tomas directory the contents of CD TOMIX.
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5.2.10 Install tools on PC
- Hereafter is a short resume of tools installation

• The 7–zip zip tool is used to manage the different archives
• PUTTY tool is used for telnet or SSH access
• Tera Term tool is used for RS232 access
Note: It’s an open source free software terminal emulator (minimum release 4.52).
It can be downloaded from the Web.
Some tools are specific to the delivery and are contained in TOMIX and BE delivery:
• Tomix tools (Cygwin, expect, …) provided in the Tomix ISO file.
a) Check the presence of cygwin1.dll
Note: If present in C:\WINNT\system32 or C:\WINDOWS\system32, delete cygwin1.dll
b) Stop if the processes ccygwin-dhcpd.exe *32, all httpd2.exe *32 and tftpd-hpa.exe *32 are
present
• Left-click on Start, tape taskmgr on Search tab, right-click on taskmgr and choose Run
as administrator, left-click on Yes to confirm
• Left-click on the tab Processes then left-click on Image Name (put in alphabetical order)
• Right-click on each process involved then left-click on End Process
• Close the Windows Task Manager window
c) Uninstall, if present in C:\, following directories:
Cygwin Suppression by delete
tftpboot Suppression by delete
MKS Platform Com- Left-click on the button Start, slide on Control Panel, left-click on Pro-
ponents y.x grams and Features, right-click on MKS Platform Components y.x,
left-click on Uninstall/Change, left-click on YES
d) Restart the PC.
TOMIX tools installations will create/overwrite the following

directories:
C:\Cygwin
C:\Expect
C:\tftpboot
C:\XercesXalanC++
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Perform the following operations:

a) Server software Installation
• Insert the CD SW
• Unzip Serverinstall_W7.zip:
Select the x:\ServerInstall\Serverinstall_W7.zip file
Click right on Extract files…
Specify C:\ (do not install elsewhere)
Left-click on OK
The following software are installed: Cygwin in C:\Cygwin, Expect v5.21 in C:\Expect, tftp-
boot kernel in C:\tftpboot, XercesXalan v 2.3.0 C++ in C:\XercesXalan++
b) PC Tool Path update
If Install PC is newly installed, Cygwin tools path has to be added to PC Windows 7 path:
• Go to Start⇒Control Panel⇒System⇒Change settings (left-click on Yes to con-
firm)⇒Advanced⇒Environment variables
⇒ opening of the next window
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• In System variables, select Path variable, select Edit... and add at the end of the line:
;C:\Cygwin\bin;C:\Cygwin\usr\bin as follow:
• Left-click on OK to close Edit System Variable window

• Left-click on OK to close Environment Variable window
• Left-click on OK to close System Properties window
c) Configure the Cygwin software
If Install PC is newly installed, PC register has to be updated for Cygwin tools.
• Double click the C:\Cygwin\Cygwin.reg, left-click on Yes to confirm ⇒ register Cygwin in
Windows registries database.
Click Yes and OK
d) Directories/files rights modification

Change rights of directories/files as follow to avoid some execution problems:
• Right-click on C:\Cygwin\Cygwin.bat, choose Run as administrator, left-click on Yes
to confirm
• cd /etc and chmod a+w *
• cd /var/spool/dhcp and chmod a+w *
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• cygserver-config
Note: If the response is Overwrite existing /etc/cygserver.conf file? (yes/no)
type yes. If the response is Do you want to install cygserver as service?
… type yes.
Note: If the response is There is a cygserver already running. Nothing to do,
apparently do net stop cygserver and wait for the stop of the cygserver.
• net start cygserver and wait for the start of the cygserver
• exit to close the Cygwin tool (close the DOS window if necessary).
5.2.10.3 Other tools installation from windows tools
Note: These tools are on the CD SW, folder tools/tools (program
tera-term-pro_.............anglais.exe & putty_.........anglais.exe)
- Tera Term
• Click on the file.exe (File autoexe)
• Open Tera Term, select setup menu:
• select keyboard setup menu to select Delete key and Meta key as follow then OK.
• select Serial Port Setup menu and set Baud rate to 9600 to reach the station.
- Putty
• Copy the file.exe to C:\
• Click on the file.exe
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6 INITIALIZATION OF THE SWITCH/ROUTER 6850
6.1 CONTROL
- Check the physical position in the rack of each switch/router

1) Open a Tera Term window
2) Connect an Ethernet cable between the Console port of the 6850 and the Serial port of your
PC (RJ45/DB-9 use the adapter provided)
Note: Where the PC version of the installer has no COM port, use the USB/Series
adapter.
3) Check the prompt router 1 or router 2
6.2 INITIALIZATION
REPEAT THIS PARAGRAPH ON EACH SWITCH/ROUTER 6850
- Connect an Ethernet cable between the PC and the port 8 of the 6850 switch/router
- Launch a ping on the switch/router
• click Start then Run,
• type ping 172.16.3.xx (xx = 61 for switch 1 and 62 for switch 2) then click OK,
• check the answer.
- Click Start then Run, type cmd then click OK
• type ftp 172.16.3.xx (xx = 61 for switch 1 and 62 for switch 2)
• answer admin for Utilisateur and switch for password
• type pwd (check Current directory is “/flash/working”)
• type cd ..
• type pwd (check Current directory is “/flash”)
• type bin
• type prompt
• type hash
• type lcd c:\divers
• type put boot1.cfg (for the router 1) or put boot2.cfg (for the router 2)
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• type quit
- Connect an Ethernet cable between the Console port of the 6850 and the Serial port of your PC
(RJ45/DB-9 use the adapter provided)
Note: Where the PC version of the installer has no COM port, use the USB/Series adapter.
- Disconnect the cables from the ports 5, 7, 9, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21 et 22
Note: Depending on MGC configuration level, some cables can be missing. There is, at
least, cables on ports 5, 7, 9 and 22
- Open a Tera Term window
Note: Properties of the COM port : Bits per second = 9600, Data bits (word size) = 8,
Parity = none, Stop bits = 1, Flow control =none.
• log in to the 6850 (Enter the login admin and password switch)
• type pwd (check Current directory is “/flash”)
• enter the following command: rm /flash/network/userTable*
• enter the following command: rm /flash/working/boot.cfg
• enter the following command: copy working certified
• make a switch reset by typing reload, confirm by Confirm Reload (Y/N) : y
• wait “Starting new CLI console session” message in the HyperTerminal window
• log in to the 6850 (Enter the login admin and password switch)
• enter the following command: (If this is the router 1 or the router 2 that you configure)
configuration apply /flash/boot1.cfg or configuration apply /flash/boot2.cfg
Note: Ignore the error message that appears: bootx.cfg.1.err.
From the operation " configuration appli / ...... of the switch,

the future connections will be made with:
the login = admin and the password = ALe10csad
• enter the following command: copy certified working

• enter the following command: write memory
• enter the following command: copy working certified
• enter the following command: show running-directory
check the presence of working and certified
• make a switch reset by typing reload, confirm by Confirm Reload (Y/N) : y
• log in to the 6850 (Enter the login admin and password ALe10csad)
• enter the following command: show system
check timezone, date and time, name, location.
• enter the following command: write terminal
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- Connect the cables previously disconnected, to ports 5, 7, 9, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21 et 22
- Launch a ping toward MRF
• type ping IP@ MRF (IP@ MRF = IP@ ControlPlan, see NDD), then click OK
• check the answer.
- Static routes configuration
The addresses of sub-networks are given in the NDD (thus available In-
formation at the end of file boot1 or boot2.cfg) or by the customer at the
last moment.
DECLARATION TO MAKE ONLY IN THE CASE STATIC ROUTING.
1) List the configuration loaded in the router

Type the order: show ip interface
Table 1: Example
Name IP Address Subnet Mask Status Forward
Backb_ControlPlan 192.169.6.250 255.255.255.248 UP YES
Backb_MNGT 192.169.6.233 255.255.255.248 UP YES
Backb_SCTP_1 193.1.1.1 255.255.255.0 UP YES
Backb_UserPlan 192.169.6.241 255.255.255.248 UP YES
ControlPlan_2 192.169.7.6 255.255.255.248 UP YES
Inter_Routers 2.3.0.2 255.255.255.252 UP YES
LANIO_0 10.0.0.253 255.255.255.0 UP YES
LANIO_1 10.0.1.253 255.255.255.0 UP YES
Loopback 127.0.0.1 255.0.0.0 UP YES
MNGT_2 172.25.194.238 255.255.255.248 UP YES
SCTP_1 193.28.150.0 255.255.255.192 UP YES
UserPlan 192.169.7.60 255.255.255.224 UP YES
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2) Declaration
- Case addition of a road concerning the flow management (XMC, billing, backup
server, PC distants, ...)
type:
ip static-route <network type management/nb_bits> gateway Backb_MNGT metric
3
ip static-route <network type management/nb_bits> gateway Inter_Routers metric
5
- Case addition of a road concerning the flow control plan (SIP, H248, MEGACO or
SCTP according to option)
type:
ip static-route <network type control plan/nb_bits> gateway Backb_ControlPlan
metric 3
ip static-route <network type control plan/nb_bits> gateway Inter_Routers metric 5
- Case addition of a road concerning the flow SIGTRAN (M3UA)
type:
ip static-route <network type SCTP_sigtran/nb_bits> gateway Backb_SCTP_x metric
3 (x = 1 or 2 following N router)
- Case addition of a road concerning the flow User plan
(Only in case of presence of a local MRF)
type:
ip static-route <network type user plan/nb_bits> gateway Backb_UserPlan metric 3
ip static-route <network type user plan/nb_bits> gateway Inter_Routers metric 5
3) Control of the seizure
Type the order: show configuration snapshot ip-routing
Example
ip static-route 0.0.0.0/0 gateway 172.25.194.238 metric 1 (a usage interne, @MNGT2)
ip static-route 139.54.0.0/16 gateway 2.3.0.2 metric 5
.............etc...

.............etc...
Repeat this paragraph on the other switch/router.
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7 INITIALIZATION OF THE MRF
OPERATE FROM A CONFIGURED INSTALLER PC
Note: In this document we understand by MRF the IP media 3000from Audiocodes.
7.1 Preparation of the “IPmedia 3000”files

- On the INSTALLER PCcreate a folder named MRF in C:\
- Insert the : "Divers" CD and copy the following file under C:\MRF : BOARD.ini .
- Insert the "IP3000" CD and copy the following files under C:\MRF :
• TP6310_Fx.x.x.x.cmp (where the value of x.x.x.x represents the release of the IP3000
firmware)
• tonaxx.dat (where the value of xx is the ISO code of the country)
• E10_filmes_FR.dat or E10_filmes_EN.dat (depending on the country language, the client
can provide another file afterwards)
- Check the BOARD.ini file using a text editor :
• Verify the name in CallProgressTonesFilename (see the .dat file name to be loaded under
C:\MRF )
(example => CallProgressTonesFilename = ’tonaml.dat’)
• Verify the name in VoicePromptsFilename (see the .dat file name to be loaded under
C:\MRF )
(example => VoicePromptsFileName = ’E10_filmes_FR.dat’)
7.2 Installation and configuration of the "Bootp"

utility software
- Change the TCP/IP parameters in the INSTALLER PC . Declare in "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
- Properties" window:
• for the IP address : the value of the PCFS address (from the "Low Level Design" document)
• for the Subnet mask the value of the PCFS Subnet mask (from the "Low Level Design"
document)
• leave empty the other fields and click the OK button
- Disconnect the Ethernet cables from the 2 ports of the MRF controller module (note their positions,
to be able to reconnect them after the MRF is installed) .
- Connect the INSTALLER PC to the Ethernet 1 port of the MRF controller module .
- On the " IP3000" CD, in the BootP & TFTP Configuration utility folder, open the file named
BootP.zip and click to execute theSETUP.EXE file .
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- Click the Next button several times and click the Finish button at the end to complete the instal-
lation.
- Click the start -> Programs -> BootP -> bootp to launch the BootP application.
- In the Edit menu click to open the Preferenceswindow :
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- Verify that the interface previously configured (with the PCFS address) is selected in the On Inter-
face section. If not, select it from the drop-down menu .
- Verify that the C:\MRF path is present in the Directory . If not, navigate and select it using the
browse button.
- Click the OK button to close the Preferences window and return to the main window.
- Click the Pause button to resume the BooP session.
7.3 Initialization of the MRF

- In the Servicesmenu of the BootP application click on Clients to open the Client Configuration
window.
- Click on the Add New Client button.
- Fill in the fields with the corresponding values, as follows :
• Client MAC : fill in the last 6 hexa characters to obtain the "IPmedia 3000" MAC address
as it is noted in the "IPmedia 3000" delivery documents
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• Client Name : for example, IP3000

• Template : <none>
• IP : the management IP address of the MRF (from the "Low Level Design" document)
• Subnet : the mask of the MRF ’s management interface (from the "Low Level Design" docu-
ment)
• Gateway : leave the value at 0
• TFTP Server IP : the address of the PC INSTALL
• Boot File : select the TP6310_Fx.x.x.x.cmp file
• INI File : select the BOARD.ini file
• Check the Flash Burn (-fb) button
- Click the Apply & Reset button .
- A pop-up warning window will appear with the following message : Gateway is "0" . Is it OK?
- For example, see the following image :
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- Click the Yes button. Click the OK button to close the Client Configuration window and to return
to the BootP ’s main window .
- Power off the MRF and then power on the MRF (to initiate the file transfer using BootP) .
- Wait until all the 4 files are 100 % transferred (about 5 minutes) as you can see in the following
example
- Close the BootP application .

- Open a http browser (example: Internet Explorer), type the MRF ’s management address in the
address field and use the following account information to access the MRF ’s home page :
• user name : Admin
• password : Admin
Note: If it’s not possible to open the management interface of the MRF from installation PC,
this could be opened from PCFS after the MRF is reconnect to R1 and R2(port 13).
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- Click the Device Actions button and select Reset Verify that the Burn to FLASH option is set to
yes . Click the Reset button.
- Click OK to answer the question, as in the following example :
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- Disconnect the INSTALLER PC from the Ethernet 1 port of the MRF controller module .
- Reconnect the Ethernet cables (previously disconnected) to the ports of the MRF controller module
(in this way the MRF is reconnected to port 13 of each switch/router of the 5060 MGC10).
OPERATE FROM A PCFS
- On the PCFS open a https browser (example: Internet Explorer), type the MRF ’s management ad-
dress in the address field using https and login to verify the accessibility of the MRF ’s management
interface (the PCFS is connected to port 8 of each switch/router so you should be able to access the
MRF at this moment).
- For example, you can check the Interface Table tas in the following image:
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8 HOW TO CONNECT INSTALL PC TO THE PLAT-

FORM
How to connect Install PC and serial connection to the platform.
- Install PC must be connected to the platform using an Ethernet straight cable. This cable must be
plugged between the Ethernet interface of install PC (see chapter 5.5) and the Ethernet interface of
the MALBAN switch LSN0 board slot 7, on one of the 4 Gigabit Ethernet Base links (GE).
- The PC used to access the serial link of ROUZIC or SHMC boards (BIOS access, board access) is
connected to the CP mini USB port.
Figure 1: Installation PC connection to ATCAV2 platform
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9 CHECK SERIAL PORT MODE & BOOT DEVICE PRI-

ORITY ON BOTH ROUZIC BOARDS
Note: The INSTALLER PC must be connected to the serial connection of the board to check
(see 8 paragraph). The Tera Term tool is used to display the BIOS configuration
- Connect the INSTALLER PC between the COM port and the Serial port (front face) of the ROUZIC
board.
Note: Where the PC version of the installer has no COM port, use the USB/Series adapter
with ATCAV2 Serial cable.
- Open Tera Term tool (9600 bauds) then press Enter
- Check the prompt
• change the tera term speed to 115200 bauds

• modify in the ROUZIC BIOS the SERIAL PORT MODE to 9600 bauds ( see Appendix C)
• change the tera term speed to 9600 bauds
• open Tera Term tool (9600 bauds), press Enter and check the prompt.
- Check boot device priority (see Appendix C.4)
• For all stations, setting is as follow (default setting) :
1st Boot Device = USB device
2nd Boot Device = PM flash disk
3rd Boot Device = first SCSI hard disk
Next Boot Devices = Network equipment (*)
(*) Network equipments must be set as follow:
4th IBA GE Slot 0401
10 LIST MAC @ OF EACH ROUZIC BOARD (NBRZAJ)
REPEAT THIS PARAGRAPH ON EACH ROUZIC BOARD.
- The MAC addresses of each ROUZIC board. Open Tera Term tool and plug the serial link on each
ROUZIC board.
- Logon to the station: Enter the login root then the password ascp01
run the command ifconfig eth0 and note the MAC address value.
Note: The IP address of each ROUZIC board:
Station A LSN0 address is 1.2.16.1
Station B LSN0 address is 1.2.16.2
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11 MODIFICATION OF SHMC BOARDS IP CONFIG-

URATION
Carry out this operation on both SHMC of each shelf.
11.1 CASE FIRST ATCA SHELF

- Open Tera Term tool (115200 bps) and plug the serial port on the SHMCx board. (see 8 para-
graph).
• Logon the SHMCx with root/alatcav2 or root/no password as login/password
• Type the ifconfig command
a) The eth0 value must be 2.1.0.8 (SHMC1) and 2.2.0.9 (SHMC2)
The eth1 value must be 2.2.0.8 (SHMC1) and 2.1.0.9 (SHMC2)
b) The RMCP_IP_ADDRESS value must be 2.0.0.171
c) If not, perform the process described in Appendix B.1 to set the good IP addresses
in the SHMC boards
11.2 CASE SECOND ATCA SHELF

Note: If this second shelf, perform the same operation as before with different addresses
- Open Tera Term tool (115200 bps) and plug the serial port on the SHMCx board.
• Logon the SHMCx with root/alatcav2 or root/no password as login/password
• Type the ifconfig command
a) The eth0 value must be 2.1.1.8 (SHMC1) and 2.2.1.9 (SHMC2)
The eth1 value must be 2.2.1.8 (SHMC1) and 2.1.1.9 (SHMC2)
b) The RMCP_IP_ADDRESS value must be 2.0.1.171
c) If not, perform the process described in Appendix B.2 to set the good IP addresses
in the SHMC boards
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12 DISABLE THE ETH1 INTERFACE OF ALL MALBAN

BOARDS
- Disable interface eth1 (port 19) on all Malban boards of each shelf
• Connect a serial cable to the MALBAN (user: root and password: alatcav2).
• Tape the command:
snmpget -v1 -m ALL -c private localhost 1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.7.19
Note: If the response is “IF-MIB::ifAdminStatus.19 = INTEGER: up(1)”
the port must be disabled. If the response is “IF-MIB::ifAdminSta-
tus.19 = INTEGER: down(2)” the port is already disabled.
• If the port must be disabled make:
snmpset -v1 -m ALL -c private localhost 1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.7.19 = 2
Note: The reponse should be : IF-MIB::ifAdminStatus.19 = INTEGER:
down(2).
export TERM=vt100
cd /usr/malban/config
ls -al .default.alcatel.cfg*
The reponse is something like:
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 68 Oct 27 20:08 .default.alcatel.cfg -> /usr/board/config/.default.al-
catel.cfg_without_NASYS_board_version_3
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 18628 Feb 24 2009 .default.alcatel.cfg_with_NASYS
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 18630 Feb 24 2009 .default.alcatel.cfg_with_NASYS_board_version_3
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 18630 Feb 24 2009 .default.alcatel.cfg_without_NASYS
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 18632 Jan 14 00:10 .default.alcatel.cfg_without_NASYS_board_ver-
sion_3
Edit (using vi editor) the configuration file indicated by .default.alcatel.cfg link and search for
the following sequence:
<PARAMETER NAME="DefaultAdminStateBasePortList"
TYPE="LIST_INTEGER"
VALUE="0|1|1|0|0|0|0|1|1|1|1|1|1|1|1|1|1|1|1|1|1|1|1|1|0|0|0|0"
RANGE="0..1"
VISIBILITY="No"
MODE="Static"
DESCRIPTION="Default administrative state of base switch
ports
1: Port up
0: Port down"
RESPONSIBILITY="Design"/>
Note: The value of the seventh parameter from the beginning of “VALUE” line must
be 0.
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13 CASE PLATFORM DUAL SHELF

- Enable interfaces 10Gb (port 26) on all Malban boards of each shelf
• Connect a serial cable to the MALBAN (user: root and password: alatcav2).
• Tape the command:
Note: If the response is “IF-MIB::ifAdminStatus.26 = INTEGER: up(1)”
the port is already enabled. If the response is “IF-MIB::ifAdminSta-
tus.26 = INTEGER: down(2)” the port must be enabled.
• If the port must be enabled make:
snmpset -v1 -m ALL -c private localhost 1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.7.26 = 1
Note: The reponse should be : IF-MIB::ifAdminStatus.26 = INTEGER:
up(1).
export TERM=vt100
cd /usr/malban/config
ls -al .default.alcatel.cfg*
The reponse is something like:
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 68 Oct 27 20:08 .default.alcatel.cfg -> /usr/board/config/.default.al-
catel.cfg_without_NASYS_board_version_3
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 18628 Feb 24 2009 .default.alcatel.cfg_with_NASYS
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 18630 Feb 24 2009 .default.alcatel.cfg_with_NASYS_board_version_3
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 18630 Feb 24 2009 .default.alcatel.cfg_without_NASYS
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 18632 Jan 14 00:10 .default.alcatel.cfg_without_NASYS_board_ver-
sion_3
Edit (using vi editor) the configuration file indicated by .default.alcatel.cfg link and search for
the following sequence:
<PARAMETER NAME="DefaultAdminStateBasePortList"
TYPE="LIST_INTEGER"
VALUE="0|1|1|0|0|0|1|1|1|1|1|1|1|1|1|1|1|1|1|1|1|1|1|1|0|1|0|0"
RANGE="0..1"
VISIBILITY="No"
MODE="Static"
DESCRIPTION="Default administrative state of base switch
ports
1: Port up
0: Port down"
RESPONSIBILITY="Design"/>
Note: The value of the third parameter from the end of “VALUE” line must be 1.
- After enabeling of 10Gb (port 26) for all Malban boards a switchover of TOMIX activ pilot is nec-
essary.Tape the command:
necboot
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14 INITIALIZATION OF THE PLATFORM
OBSERVE THE ORDER OF INITIALIZATION
14.1 Initialization of the 5060 application
OPERATE FROM A CONFIGURED INSTALLER PC
14.1.1 Installation support CD SW
a) Check with Windows Explorer that C:\atca directory doesn’t exist

Note: In cases where this directory exists, delete it.
b) Insert support CD SW in the drive and read the letter for this drive,
c) Transfer the contents of support by clicking on E:\install.bat
Note: Example: E corresponds to the drive letter noted previously
Figure 2: example of an installation OK window
d) Close the window, check the presence of the following shortcut on the desktop:
e) Remove the support from the drive.
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14.1.2 Installation preparation
Note: PC_INSTALL_SERVER_DHCP_ETH_PORT parameter is required. Indeed, its value de-

pends on the number of card / ethernet port of PC install.
ethx : It can be eth0, eth1 or eth2, depending on the ethernet board used for installa-
tion. Open a DOS window, run the command "C:\Cygwin\bin\discover_interface.exe"
and choose the ethx that have 1.2.0.222 as Ip address.
- Update the conf_AUTOMATIC.cfg

• Click on conf_AUTOMATIC.cfg in C:\atca\ais\Config
• Check and update MAC_ADDRESS_STATION_A and MAC_ADDRESS_STATION_B
Note: Compare with the listing make during the application of the paragraph 10.
DO NOT REACH ANY OTHER PARAMETER
• Content must be set as follow (example)
Note: (if aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff don’t correspond to the list MAC @, to update)
MAC_ADDRESS_STATION_A=aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff
IP_ADDRESS_STATION_A=1.2.16.1
MAC_ADDRESS_STATION_B=aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff
IP_ADDRESS_STATION_B=1.2.16.2
RH5_OSTYPE=32bit
DHCPD_CONF_NETMASK=255.255.0.0
VMLINUZ_DHCP_ETH_PORT=eth0
PC_INSTALL_SERVER_DHCP_ETH_PORT=ethx
ROUZIC_KERNEL_OPTIONS=’reboot=t’
#
LINUX_DISTRIBUTION_SERVER=/cygdrive/c/redhat
#
TOMAS_DISTRIBUTION_SERVER=/cygdrive/c/tomas
#
APPLI_DISTRIBUTION_SERVER_0=/cygdrive/c/atca
#
XML_PATH_SITE_DATA=c:/atca/xmldata
#
..............................................................................
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14.1.3 Launch of the installation
a) Double-click ⇒ Opening of a window. Choose (SITE then the foreseen configuration).
In the window, the list for "SITE" can be different according to

the level of release.
Figure 3: Example
b) Click on the button CONFIRM ⇒ Opening of the next window
c) Click on the button Import values ⇒ the opening of a Choose your XML Site data file window
In this window Select, in C:\divers the file Inquest.xml of site then click on the button Open
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d) Click on the button SET VALUES OF SITE DATA ⇒ the opening of a Inquest.xml window
Check if Inquest.xml is correctly filled:

- Check the value of PILOT_Logical_Address___OAM parameter.
This parameter represents Tomix floating IP address.
- Check that the value of Router_1_Machine_Part parameter is 254.
- Check that the value of Router_2_Machine_Part parameter is 253.
- Check the value of IP_SML_Pilot parameter. This parameter repre-
sents SML floating IP address.
- Check if the parameter TimeZone is correctly filled.
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e) Save the DATA

• Left-click on the tab File then on Save As... ⇒ the opening of a Save window
• Type the file name, click OK and close the window with Quit ⇒ the window below follows
f) Click on the button INSTALL MGC PLATFORM ⇒ the window below follows
In the wanted request, don’t answer.Keep this request for a later

answer.
14.1.4 Kernel installation in Pilot Station
- Check if the installation PC is connected to platform (see chapter 8)

- Check if no blue led is ON to the ROUZIC boards (slot 1 and 2 on
the first shelf) and MALBAN boards (slot 7 and 8 on the first shelf).
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14.1.4.1 Start the servers on the installation PC

a) Start the servers
If the operating system of installation PC is Windows XP do:
• Double click the C:\Cygwin\start_auto.bat
• Modify the proposed path as following (respect Lower Case/Upper Case):
Replace by /cygdrive/c/atca/TomasInstall
Never close this DOS window
If the operating system of installation PC is Windows 7 do:

• Left-click on Start, left-click on All Programs, left-click on Accessories, right-click on
Command Prompt, left-click on Run as administrator, left-click on Yes to confirm
• Type cd C:\Cygwin
• Type start_auto.bat
b) Verify the correct access to servers on installation PC using Cygwin HTTP daemon. Open a network
explorer, for instance Mozilla or Internet Explorer:
• Put URL http://localhost:33473
This open PC install C:\ directory.
If the redhat, atca and tomas directories are not present, contact PC
administrator. Some security rights are incorrect filled (see Appendix D).

This open C:\redhat directory.
This open C:\tomas directory.
This open C:\atca directory.
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14.1.4.2 Install Linux kernel on both Pilot Stations

You need to connect to the two pilot station with a serial console (use of Tera Term tool).
- If pressing ENTER generates a login prompt, connect with : root/no password or root/ascp01
Erase HDD and flash boot sector on each Pilot stations to boot on HTTP server. Tape both following
commands to delete HDD and flash boot sector :
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=512 count=1 (to erase HDD BOOT sector)
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hda bs=512 count=1 (to erase flash BOOT sector)
- Then reboot the ROUZIC boards, carry out in parallel a Reset button (front face)
Every time, the window bellow follows
The answer is N
- Confirm “Install MGC platform” by clicking OK to the request “Do you want to in-
stall?”
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- Wait Successfull installation” as follows
- Close the windows.
14.1.5 Check the disk synchronization
- Open a Telnet window with the floating IP @ of the Tomix pilot

Type: root after prompt xxxxx login then ascp01 for the password
- Type the following command and wait the Disk synchronization DONE message
/usr/nectar/conf/bin/necConfig-appli -diskcheck
Figure 4: Example
If the answer at /usr/nectar/conf/bin/necConfig-appli -diskcheck

command is always Disk synchronisation running : only 0/23 are
already updated, the synchronization of disks didn’t start. Check to
see if the TOMIX standby station has at least one alarm. If yes, clear the
alarm(s) using the Hardware Management GUI (see Appendix E).
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14.1.6 Checking pilot station access (Rouzic board)
- Check access by Telnet on both station

• Click Start then Run,
Station A, type telnet 1.2.16.1 then click OK
and
Station B, type telnet 1.2.16.2 then click OK
• Enter the login root then the password ascp01,
• Type after prompt buii then Enter (Check connectivity on the active pilot station).
• Type after promp BUI> get sta[*](*);
Check the state of the stations
Figure 5: Example
• Close the window by exit
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14.1.7 CDV for software installation
OPERATE FROM A PCFS

Uninstall, if present in C:\, following directories:
TOMIX tools installations will overwrite the following directo-

ries:
C:\Expect
C:\XercesXalanC++
Then, perform the Server software Installation

- Insert CD SW (3BW..............._AppliR_...........)
- Extract necessary tools from Serverinstall.zip
Double click on the x:\ServerInstall\Serverinstall.zip file
Extract only Expect and XercesXalan folders (drag and drop on C:\ (Do not install elsewhere)
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14.1.7.3 Installation support CD SW

a) Check with Windows Explorer that C:\atca directory doesn’t exist
Note: In cases where this directory exists, delete it.
b) Insert support CD SW in the drive and read the letter for this drive,
c) Transfer the contents of support by clicking on E:\upgrade.bat
Note: Example: E corresponds to the drive letter noted previously
Figure 6: example of an upgrade OK window
d) Close the window, check the presence of the following shortcut on the desktop:
e) Remove the support from the drive.
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14.1.7.4 Launch of upgrade procedure
a) Double-click ⇒ Opening of the next window and Select as follows .

Note: if not opening the window, do a reset of the board "pilot active" and implement what
is asked
• your MGC platform IP address? the TOMIX floating IP @
• your Login? root
• your Password? ascp01
b) Click on the button CONFIRM ⇒ Opening of the next window
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c) Click on the button SET VALUES OF SITE DATA ⇒ the opening of a Inquest.xml window
d) Save the DATA

• Left-click on the tab File then on Save As... ⇒ the opening of a Save window
• Type the file name, click OK and close the window with Quit ⇒ the window below follows
Don’t forget to tick Direct FTP on MGC platform.
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e) Click on the button INSTALL DIRECT MGC PLATFORM ⇒ the window below follows
Click on the ButtonOK.

f) ⇒ the window below follows
Click on the Button OK then close the window.
g) Open Internet Explorer, type the floating IP @ of the Tomix pilot (Welcome Page)
Note: A window "Avertissement - Sécurité" opens after a first request to open a menu.
Check the line "Toujours faire confiance............éditeur". Then click "Exécuter”.
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h) Click on the Version Change in the left menu ⇒ the window below follows
• Username admin_root
• Password admin_root
Clik on the Button OK ⇒ the window below follows
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Clik on the Button Install ⇒ the window below follows
Clik on the Button Yes ⇒ the window below follows
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Clik on the Button Yes ⇒ the window below follows
Wait until the new version is instaled and verified

i)
Click on the Button Yes to start the new version
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In the window bellow, view that for :

• For the old version, Validation state is validated and Operational State is stopping
• For the new version, Validation state is not valid and Operational State is starting
Click on the Button Yes
j) Click on the Version Change in the left menu. In the window below, wait (with periodical refresh)
until:
• the old version Validation state is validated and Operational State is installed
• the new version Validation state is not valid and Operational State is running
Click on the Button Validate new ⇒ the window below follows
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Click on the Button Yes
k) When:
• the old version Validation state is old Valid and Operational State is installed
• the new version Validation state is validate and Operational State is running
the installation of new version is finished.
Click on the Button Close
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14.1.8 Creation Rouzic optional boards and possibly a second ATCA chassis
if the site is "NO GEORED", this concerns the statement (de-

pending on the configuration provided) maps Rouzic in slot 1
and 2, slot 13 and 14 in the second chassis
if the site is "GEORED", this concerns the statement (depending
on the configuration provided) maps Rouzic in slot 13 and 14
in the first chassis then in slot 1 and 2, slot 13 and 14 in the
second chassis.
- Declare the equipment as follows:

1) Open a Telnet window with the floating IP @ of the Tomix pilot from PCFS
a) Click Start then Run
b) Type telnet floating IP @ of the Tomix pilot then click OK
c) Type root after prompt xxxxx login then the password customer
2) Create the configuration
Repeat this operation for every board to be declared.
If you logged in error on the standby pilot station, a fault mes-

sage will be published:
>>> This script runs only in TOMAS pilot active station !!!
a) Case on first shelf with non-pilot station

• tape after prompt mgcconfig -npstart
• tape a option : 1
• tape the <station_letter> of a non-pilot station that you want to start
• wait the end of operation when the following message appears :
The non-pilot station <station_letter> was successfully started
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Figure 7: Example on first shelf
b) Case on second shelf with non-pilot station

• tape the <station_letter> of a non-pilot station that you want to start
The following message is edited:
The non-pilot station <station_letter> is located on second shelf
then
If the second shelf was never declared, the following message is edited:
The second shelf is not started. Would you like to start it (Y/[N])? answer y
⇒ The following message is edited:
The second shelf is now started
The non-pilot station <station_letter> was successfully started
Figure 8: Example on second shelf
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c) case "start second shelf alone"

The second shelf was successfully started
Note: if the second chassis is already started, the following message is
edited:
No need to start the second shelf because it is already
started
Figure 9: Example start second shelf alone OK
Figure 10: Example second shelf is already started
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14.2 Initialization of the E10 application (use sup-

ports LSP and BBU)
OPERATE FROM A PCFS
Note: Installation is automated by an autorun file.
Complementary information:
Only if this software installation must be renewed following problems, is it necessary
to carry out a reset on every Katana (ACATSM) present.
For that:
Open a Telnet window with the floating IP @ of the Tomix pilot
Locate and note down the position (slot) of each ACATSM present, then for each
ACATSM do the command :
touch /e10/pivot/e10proxy/action/MGC_X-Y-ZZ.reset
(X = N rack (0 or 1), Y = N subrack (0 or 1), ZZ = N slot: 03, 04, 05, etc...)
Example: to reset the ACATSM in slot 4, first rack and first subrack, do:
touch /e10/pivot/e10proxy/action/MGC_0-0-04.reset
- Open ftp access

How to enable ftp on a pilot station? (to start the FTP daemon)
• type /etc/init.d/vsftpd start
- Desactivate Firewall of the PCFS
- Configure the HOST of the PCFS (idem pararaph 5.1.2 or 5.2.2)
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- Load the SYSTEM and BBU CDs on the TOMIX disk

1) Create a folder exported in C:\
2) Insert the SYSTEM CD in the drive ⇒ an identification window is displayed.
a) Check the information against the delivery advice note.
b) Close this window ⇒ the window below is displayed.
c) Answer to each software installation confirmation prompt.
d) Wait for the messages ”End Of Delivery” and “Press any KEY to END” (as shown in
the window below).
e) Remove the SYSTEM CD from the drive.
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3) Insert the BBU CD in the drive ⇒ an identification window is displayed.

a) Check the information against the delivery advice note.
b) Close this window ⇒ the window below is displayed.
c) Answer y to each software installation confirmation prompt.
d) Respond to the request Input TOMIX IP

type the floating IP @ of the Tomix pilot (noted previously), then type root and
ascp01
e) Confirm on Tomix ftp OK (y/n) ?
Note: On tomix (via ssh/telnet, make: ls -l /nfm_local/bkuser/InstallE10
on PCFS, open a Cygwin window, make: ls -l /cygdrive/c/ex-
ported/SML_install
Compare the sizes of files ATCA.tar and installTomix.sh from
both sides. The sizes must be identical (ATCA.tar=ATCA.tar and
installTomix.sh=installTomix.sh)
If ok, confirm par y.
f) Wait for the Press any KEY to END message
g) Remove the BBU CD from the drive.
4) Start Tomix installation
• Click Start then Run
• Type telnet w.x.y.z (w.x.y.z = the floating IP @ of the Tomix pilot) then OK
• Type the login root then the password ascp01
• Answer as follows:
Type after prompt :~# cd /bkuser
Type after prompt :/bkuser# ls
InstallE10 descriptors lost+found opt out repository
Type after prompt :/bkuser# cd InstallE10/
Type after prompt :/bkuser/InstallE10# ls
ATCA.tar installTomix.sh
Type after prompt :/bkuser/InstallE10# ./installTomix.sh
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5) Wait for the ALL OK message
6) Carry out a reset on every Katana (ACATSM) present.

7) Start loading SML (few hours)
Type after prompt: /DELIV/install/lsp-bootctrl.sh -e SML
Check the loading (to be performed on Tomix pilot)
Figure 11: Example: pilot A - SML_B
Always from the Tomix pilot, open another window to follow it the load of the SML_A. Type
as follows:
root@PilotA:~# cd /DELIV/generated/
root@PilotA:/DELIV/generated# ls
install-SML_A.log install-SML_B.log siteconf.res
root@PilotA:/DELIV/generated# tail -f install-SML_A.log
Wait Messages end loading, as follow:
Lspbios: Year / Month / Day_hours : info Operation: LSPB_i=INSTALL - success
Install complete - saving log files and rebooting now...
- Check each SML starts up

1) Open Internet explorer, type the floating IP @ of the SML (in Address Bar ⇒
Welcome Page),
2) Type username admin_root then password ALE10CallServer,
3) Open the Hyperterminal window for each SML by clicking SSH SMLA in Advanced then
SSH SMLB in Advanced menu MGC10 Application Subsystem,
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a) Check that SML_A starts up (hyperTerminal window).

click SSH SMLA in Advanced menu MGC10 Application Subsystem ⇒ the window
below follows then type e10admin
click ok ⇒ the window below follows
Click on Always if the first open Hyperterminal ⇒ the window below follows
Click ok ⇒ the window below follows then type password ALE10CallServer
Click ok the query the status of the other SML station by typing iststa
Quit en typing exit
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4) Check that SML_B starts up (hyperTerminal window).
Make the same operation as for the SML_A
- Checking the final status of the SML stations

Open the Active SML Hyperterminal window by clicking SSH Active SML in Command Line
menu MGC10 Application Subsystem,
Note: The window "Remote host authentication" does not appear any more af-
ter the first opening Hyperterminal.
Make the same operation as for the SML_A
final status SML
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- Open the window Command Line Interface by clicking MMC in Command Line menu MGC10
Application Subsystem.
• Open the session by clicking
• Close the session by clicking
• Open the session by clicking ⇒ the window below follows
then type the login ADMIN, the password

ALE10CallServer, choose Permanent subscription for LFN then Click OK
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• Assign files editions
- Assign the LFN as follows:

- Click OK
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• Query the system status

ESYIN;
Check OLAF=ALONE and CDP=NO
• Query then check the ML OC status
ESMIN;
Note: The ML OC of the active subsystem should be ES.
The ML OC of the standby subsystem should be NES.
• Start loading SMB
a) Open a Telnet window with the floating IP @ of the Tomix pilot
b) Type: root after prompt xxxxx login then ascp01 for the password
c) Type after root@xxxxx:~# /DELIV/install/lsp-bootctrl.sh -e SMB
d) Wait 2 minutes (taken into account data)

• Initialize the future startup mode of the SML (INION option)
ESYMO:
OLAF=INION;
• Perform an OM function switchover
CTIBSC;
Y;
In the window MMC Command Line, wait for the switch initialization to finish and output of
the message SYSTEM READY
• Query then check the in service status of each station
ESMIN;
Note: The ML OC of the active subsystem should be ES.
The ML OC of the standby subsystem should be NES.
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If there are station in BLOS mode, try once te following procedure:

- Open a telnet session on floating TOMIX address
- Use root and the associated password for login
- Type buii command
- Type after promp BUI>action platform [TOMAS](restart());
- Wait for the platform re-initialization and check again the in service
status of all stations.
• Reset the ZT of the translators

FZTMOS:
CACT=SITE;
Y;
• Delete the alarm due to the complete system restart
ALASU:
TYPA=INITG;
• List and explain any remaining alarms
ALAIL;
Note: The ALAIL command allows to see only the alarms side MGC10
• Open Internet explorer, type the floating IP @ of the Tomix pilot (Welcome Page),
Note: This operation allows to see all the types of alarms (grouping of the alarms
ATCA / MGC10 side TOMIX).
• Click Hardware Management,
• Type: admin_root after prompt xxxxx login then admin_root for the password
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Figure 12: Example
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• Click Alarm Management,

• Type: admin_root after prompt xxxxx login then admin_root for the password
Figure 13: Example
• Analyze and resolve all alarms present.

• Type: root after prompt xxxxx login then ascp01 for the password
• Reset of the DELIV folder, answer as follows:
root@PilotA:~# cd /DELIV
root@PilotA:/DELIV# ls
root@PilotA:/DELIV# rm -rf *
root@PilotA:/DELIV# ls
root@PilotA:/DELIV#
• Finalization, answer as follows:
root@PilotA:/DELIV# cd
root@PilotA:~# touch /e10/pivot/e10proxy/syst_backup.flag
root@PilotA:~# cd /e10/backup/script/temp
root@PilotA:/e10/backup/script/temp# tail -f SML_System_backup.log
Figure 14: sequence example
• Close the window.
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- Open a Telnet window with floating IP @ of the SML

• Type: root after prompt xxxxx login then ALE10CallServer for the password ⇒ édition de
root@SML_A or _B:~#
Type after root@SML_A or _B:~# cd ..
Type after root@SML_A or _B:~# cd /secured
Type after root@SML_A or _B:~# chmod -R 777 deliv
Type after root@SML_A or _B:~# exit
• Close the window.
• Do the same procedure on the other SML.
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14.3 System Backup

- Open Internet explorer, type the floating IP @ of the Tomix pilot (Welcome Page),
- Click Software Management menu Subsystem Platform Domains,
- Type username admin_root then password admin_root,
- Make: Tools, Create, System Backup
- Enter a name for the backup,
then click YES to start the backup

- Wait for the next window:
Figure 15: Example
then click Close

- Check for the presence of the backup via the tab Platform System Backup(s)
Figure 16: Example
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15 CHECKING INTEGRITY OF THE STATIONS

- Open Internet explorer, type the floating IP @ of the SML (in Address Bar ⇒ Welcome
Page),
- Type username admin_root then password ALE10CallServer,
- Click SM Management,
- Check for the presence of each station,
- Check the status ES for all stations.
16 CHECKING ALARMS
Visualization side MGC10 application System
- Open Internet explorer, type the floating IP @ of the SML (in Address Bar ⇒ Welcome
Page),
- Type username admin_root then password ALE10CallServer,
- Click Alarm Management,
- Analyze and treat all alarms present.
17 CHECKING THE STATE OF THE OFFICE

- Check the configuration of the stations
SMIL,DBG=H’3’;
- List the MEDIA GATEWAY assignment of the site
MGIL;
- List IP addresses of the site
IPAMO;
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18 CHECK AUDIT STATUS IF THE SITE IS GEORED
At this moment of the operation and as long as the procedure "

Finalization of the site customization MGC10 GEORED" was not
unwound, the audit is NOK.
- Check by the intermediary of GeoRed Management that the audit status is OK and that both are
in the normal state..
• Open Internet explorer, type the floating IP @ of the SML (in Address Bar ⇒ Welcome Page)
• Click on GeoRed Management in menu MGC 10 Application Subsystem
⇒ opening of the next window.
Figure 17: Example
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19 INITIALIZATION OF THE WAGO BOX (CONFIG-

URATION ALARMS)
- Check the Power Supply and Power Up
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• Using a multimeter, check the site power supply voltage and polarity.
• Switch ON the power breaker for the WAGO BOX (LED on power supply module is switched
ON).
Note: One notices that the LED I/O blinks in red because the WAGO station has no
IP@
- Check the connection of the Ethernet cable to the controller module (PORT 11 of router).
- Check the connection of the alarm cables to the alarm modules.
- WAGO BOX configuration (from PCFS)
• Note the hardware address of the WAGO BOX station
(the address is registered on the label that is stuck on the left side of the coupler)
• Load under C:\ the file BootPSer.zip from the CD supplied
• Carry out a content extract ⇒ folder opening disk1 under C:\
• Load the application by double clicking SETUP.EXE contained on disk1
Then:
a) Pass the windows (Willkommen, Zielpfad wählen, Programmorder auswählen) by
clicking on the button Weiter until the window Setup abgeschlossen opens
b) Close by clicking on the button Beenden
• Open the window WAGO BootP Server
- Left-click on the button Start, slide on Programs → WAGO Software then click
WAGO BootP Server
⇒ opening of the following window:
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• Click on the button Edit Bootptab (the notepad opens)
Note: All the lines must started with #.

If this is not the case, update.
• Assign WAGO BOX IP address (Have ready the necessary data)
Type the good data in the window Bootptab - Bloc-notes as follows:
Example (see the table below for the description)
CTRL:ht=1:ha=0030DE00077A:ip=192.192.4.120:sm=255.255.255.0
Field Description
CTRL (Here, CTRL is an Affected name to the WAGO station. Any name can be given in the limit
example of name) of 80 characters (all the characters except:)
ht Network specificity. For Ethernet this value is 1.
ha Station hardware address (MAC-ID) noted previously
ip IP Address affected to the station (see NDD)
sm Subnet mask
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• Backup the file, close the notepad then click on the Start button of the WAGO BootP Server
window.
• Switch OFF the power supply of the WAGO station and switch ON again
⇒ the following window appears on the screen (Here, results of the previous assignment)
Note: The line found must show the IP address and the name which were affected
to the WAGO BOX.
• Click on the Stop button then close the WAGO BootP Server window.
• Check the communication with the WAGO BOX
a) Send a ping towards the WAGO BOX
Figure 18: example
b) Check the communication validity
Figure 19: example
Note: If the station response is correct, close the window by typing Exit
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• Configure the WAGO BOX with a WEB navigator

a) Open WEB navigator (example IE = Internet Explorer)
b) Type the IP address of the WAGO BOX in the field address ⇒ opening of the HTML
page of the WAGO BOX
example (Attention, here the values correspond to a different WAGO BOX)
c) Configure the TCP/IP configuration

• click TCP/IP
• enter the login admin then password wago then click OK
• enter the value of the gateway (IP@ switch/router)
• enter the value of the Hostname then click SUBMIT
Figure 20: example
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d) Configure the SNMP Configuration

• click Snmp
• enter the the floating IP@ of the SML in the field First SNMP Agent then
click SUBMIT
Figure 21: example
e) Configure the internal clock

• click Clock
• enter the time in the field Time on device (24-hour format) then click
SUBMIT
• enter the date in the field Date on device then click SUBMIT
Figure 22: example
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f) Deactivate BootP requests

• click Port
• Uncheck all (except HTTP and SNMP), then click SUBMIT
Figure 23: example
Note: The sending of BootP requests is deactivated, the station

WAGO BOX is put in service.
The LED I/O changes to green.
• Quit the navigator
- SML configuration (Configure on both SMLA and SMLB when standby)

1) Open Internet explorer, type the floating IP @ of the SML (in Address Bar ⇒
Welcome Page),
2) Type username admin_root then password ALE10CallServer,
3) Open the Active SML Hyperterminal window by clicking SSH Active SML in Command Line
menu MGC10 Application Subsystem ⇒ the window below follows then type e10admin
click ok ⇒ the window below follows
Click ok ⇒ the window below follows then type password ALE10CallServer
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Click ok the query the status of the other SML station by typing iststa
Note the Standby SML
4) Open the Hyperterminal window for the Standby SML by clicking SSH SMLA in Advanced
or SSH SMLB in Advanced menu MGC10 Application Subsystem
Make the same operation as for the SSH Active SML
Display the current config

Type lspconfa -p (check WAGO_COUNT=0 in the listing)
Declare the IP address of the WAGO BOX
Type lspconfa -a ip@ of WAGO (IP @, see NDD)
Wait for the “rebuilding hosts, snmptrapd and amf configuration...done.” message
Declare the configuration in alarm loops of the WAGO BOX
Type lspconfa -w 1 -c 1,2-5,11-21 -o 6-8,11,23 -u 12,14
Wait for the “rebuilding hosts, snmptrapd and amf configuration...done.” message
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Display the current config

Type lspconfa -p (check configuration)
Example of configuration (1 WAGO, IP_ADDR=1.1.2.0, 16 closed loop, 6 open

loop and 2 unused)
WAGO_OID_ROOT=.1.3.6.1.4.1.13576.0.
# The special trap OID
WAGO_SPECIAL_OID=.1.1.3.6.1.4.1.3.1.1
# WAGO alarm file
WAGO_ALARM_FILE=/tmp/Wago.alarm
# The Max number of configurable Wago devices
WAGO_MAX=2
# The line count on Wago devices
WAGO_LINES=24
# The current Wago devices count
WAGO_COUNT=1
# Configuration
# IP address
WAGO_1_IP_ADDR=1.1.2.0
# Wago 1 lines configuration
# 0 means alarm on open loop
# 1 means alarm on closed loop
# 2 means unused
WAGO_1_1=1
WAGO_1_2=1
WAGO_1_3=1
WAGO_1_4=1
WAGO_1_5=1
WAGO_1_6=0
WAGO_1_7=0
WAGO_1_8=0
WAGO_1_9=0
WAGO_1_10=1
WAGO_1_11=0
WAGO_1_12=1
WAGO_1_13=1
WAGO_1_14=1
WAGO_1_15=1
WAGO_1_16=1
WAGO_1_17=1
WAGO_1_18=1
WAGO_1_19=1
WAGO_1_20=1
WAGO_1_21=1
WAGO_1_22=2
WAGO_1_23=0
WAGO_1_24=2
Type after root@SML_A or _B:~# lspconfa -R
Wait for the “Restarting network management services: snmpd snmptrapd” message
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5) Implement station switchover in the Hyperterminal window of the Standby SML.

type swosta
Check the station switchover by typing iststa
6) Check alarms
Note: Simulate each alarm using a strap.
REPEAT ON THE NEW STANDBY SML
THE MTA3 ALARMS ARE CUSTOMIZABLE, ACCORDING TO THE CUSTOMER
To customize the alarms use the FEX ALPERSO

Note: If, after all the setup, there is still an ’EXTERNAL ALRM COLLECTOR NAC’ alarm, per-
form the folllowing: On the wago web-based management interface, click the "Feature"
link, and then make sure the "Generate file ’geneaconf.xml’" checkbox is selected, then
perform a software reset from the Security page. See below:
Figure 24: Wago feature
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Figure 25: Wago security
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20 BACKUP THE DATA OF THE 6850
The switch/router addresses that appear in the windows for

each sftp are examples. It is necessary to have available the
addresses of each switch/router (see site.conf or NDD).

• Answer:
[root@......... ~]# cd /e10/backup
[root@......... backup]# ls
data script system system.chk
[root@......... backup]# mkdir routers
[root@......... backup]# ls
data routers script system system.chk
[root@......... backup]# cd /e10/backup/routers
[root@......... routers]# ls
[root@......... routers]# sftp [email protected] (x.x.x.x = router 1 address)
Connecting to x.x.x.x...
admin’s password for keyboard-interactive method:
type ALe10csad (for the password)
• Transfer data from the 6850-1 and then verify the presence of the file.
sftp> pwd
Remote working directory: /flash
sftp> cd certified
sftp> get boot.cfg ConfRouter1.cfg
Fetching /flash/certified/boot.cfg to ConfRouter1.cfg
/flash/certified/boot.cfg 100% 18KB 9.1KB/s 00:02
sftp> cd /flash/network
sftp> ls
A file is named userTable4 or userTable5, note its name (if both are there, select the 5)
sftp> get userTable4 TableXRouter1 (or get userTable5 TableXRouter1)
sftp> quit
ConfRouter1.cfg TableXRouter1
[root@......... routers]#
• Type the stfp for the 6850-2 with the real address
[root@......... routers]# sftp [email protected] (x.x.x.x = router 2 address)
Connecting to x.x.x.x...
admin’s password for keyboard-interactive method:
type ALe10csad (for the password)
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• Transfer data from the 6850-2 and then verify the presence of the file.
sftp> pwd
Remote working directory: /flash
sftp> cd certified
sftp> get boot.cfg ConfRouter2.cfg
Fetching /flash/certified/boot.cfg to ConfRouter2.cfg
/flash/certified/boot.cfg 100% 18KB 9.1KB/s 00:02
sftp> cd /flash/network
sftp> ls
A file is named userTable4 or userTable5, note its name (if both are there, select the 5)
sftp> get userTable4 TableXRouter2 (or get userTable5 TableXRouter2)
sftp> quit
ConfRouter1.cfg ConfRouter2.cfg TableXRouter1 TableXRouter2
[root@......... routers]#
- Interrogate data from 6850-1

• Apply the contents of the box below
Note: Press the spacebar to move from page to page to prompt
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- Interrogate data from 6850-2

• Apply the contents of the box below
Note: Press the spacebar to move from page to page to prompt

- Close the window by EXIT.
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21 APPLICATION BACKUP
21.1 Create of local Application backup of 5060

MGC10 platform
Note: After CDV procedure wait 15 minutes before starting APPLICATION BACKUP proce-
dure.
- Open Internet explorer, type the TOMIX floating IP @ (Welcome Page),
- Click on Software Management menu Subsystem Platform Domains,
- Make: Tools, Create, Application Backup ⇒
- Enter a name for the backup and choose the descriptor as follows,
select application and then click on YES to start the backup
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- Wait for the next window:
then click on Close

- Check for the presence of the backup via the tab Platform Application Backup(s)
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21.2 Export Application backup from 5060 MGC10

platform to Backup Server
- Open Internet explorer, type the TOMIX floating IP @ (Welcome Page),
- Click on Software Management menu Subsystem Platform Domains,
- Select (left click) Platform Application Backup. Select (left click) line in the list of Application backup
to export.
- To export Backup, select Tools -> Export --> Export Application Backups
- Wait about a few seconds up to this window:

Note: N.B.: By default, backup on backup server will have the same as selected local
backup. If needed, name could be updated before export by modify name before
to click on YES. --> Warning: No space (“ “) character in the name.
Click on No
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- Wait about 30 minutes up to this window:
Click on CLOSE
- To check if backup is on Backup server, select (left click) External Application Backup(s):
To close , select File->Exit
Click ont OK
- Switch OMT on Normal activities state (with Loopback enabled) (see Appendix A.2)
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APPENDIX A: PCFS ACTIVITIES STATES ON S15 FAM-

ILIES
On S15 families, the Loopback adapter is necessary for the OMPC application, but it generate dys-
function for some links on the Welcome Page with activation of java applets, like "Backup – Restore"
for example.
To access normally the Backup – restore page, it is necessary to disable the Loopback.
So, two states are defined for the PCFS :
- The PCFS normal activities state (with Loopback enabled)
- The Welcome Page activities state (with Loopback disabled)
In the state Welcome Page activities, the OMPC application

must be stopped, and the consequence is the impossibility to
use the functionalities of OMPC, SWM and AGNES
The following steps describes the passage from one state to
the other.
A.1 Switch to Welcome Page activities

- Close the OMPC Desktop window (click X )
- Stop the OMPC services :
• Click Start, right click My Computer, click Manage
• Expand Services and Applications, click Services
• Right click Crond and click Properties. In Startup type select Manual, and click the Stop button.
After the service is stopped, click Ok.
• Repeat the same operations for the Ghostd service
• Close all windows
- Disable the Loopback adapter :
• Click Start, Control Panel, Network Connections
• Right click the Loopback Connection and click Disable
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A.2 Switch to PCFS normal activities
Note: this state is necessary to use the OMPC, SWM and AGNES functionalities
- Enable the Loopback adapter :

• Click Start, Control Panel, Network Connections
• Right click the Loopback Connection and click Enable
- Restart the OMPC services :
• Click Start, right click My Computer, click Manage
• Expand Services and Applications, click Services
• Right click Crond and click Properties. In Startup type select Automatic, and click the Start
button. After the service is started, click Ok.
• Repeat the same operations for the Ghostd service
- Restart the OMPC desktop :
• Click Start, All Programs, Desktop
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APPENDIX B: SETTING OF SHMC IP ADDRESS
B.1 CASE FIRST ATCA SHELF

- Open Tera Term tool and plug the serial link into the SHMC1 board.
• Logon the SHMC with root/alatcav2 or root/no password as login/password
• Type the clia shmstatus command
If the state is BACKUP, type the clia switchover command and wait few minutes until the
SHMC1 becomes active.
• Modify the /var/nvdata/shelfman.conf.site file, set the following content and save the file:
# Physical addresses
SHMC1_IP_ADDR1=2.1.0.8
PHY_NETMASK1=255.255.0.0
PHY_GATEWAY1=0.0.0.0
# RMCP redundancy
USE_SECOND_CHANNEL=FALSE
RMCP_NET_ADAPTER2=""
# RMCP address
RMCP_IP_ADDRESS=2.0.0.171
RMCP_NETMASK=255.255.0.0
RMCP_GATEWAY=0.0.0.0
HPI_USE_BMC_WATCHDOG=FALSE
RACK_NUMBER=0
SUBRACK_NUMBER=0
SOL_CH1_IP_1=2.1.100.1
SOL_CH2_IP_1=2.2.100.1
SOL_CH1_IP_2=2.1.100.2
SOL_CH2_IP_2=2.2.100.2
SOL_CH1_IP_3=2.1.100.3
SOL_CH2_IP_3=2.2.100.3
SOL_CH1_IP_4=2.1.100.4
SOL_CH2_IP_4=2.2.100.4
SOL_CH1_IP_5=2.1.100.5
SOL_CH2_IP_5=2.2.100.5
SOL_CH1_IP_6=2.1.100.6
SOL_CH2_IP_6=2.2.100.6
SOL_CH1_IP_9=2.1.100.9
SOL_CH2_IP_9=2.2.100.9
SOL_CH1_IP_10=2.1.100.10
SOL_CH2_IP_10=2.2.100.10
SOL_CH1_IP_11=2.1.100.11
SOL_CH2_IP_11=2.2.100.11
SOL_CH1_IP_12=2.1.100.12
SOL_CH2_IP_12=2.2.100.12
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SOL_CH1_IP_13=2.1.100.13
SOL_CH2_IP_13=2.2.100.13
SOL_CH1_IP_14=2.1.100.14
SOL_CH2_IP_14=2.2.100.14
#
• Raise the version by typing the following order:
clia getsiteconf (Raise the answer x.y.z)
• Type the order clia setsiteconf x.y.z, the two SHMC will be rebooted
• Wait few minute and logon the SHMC1. Type the ifconfig command to display :
eth0 with 2.1.0.8 IP address
eth0:rmcp with 2.0.0.171 IP address (if the SHMC is the active one)
B.2 CASE SECOND ATCA SHELF

- Open Tera Term tool and plug the serial link into the SHMC1 board.
• Logon the SHMC with root/alatcav2 or root/no password as login/password
• Type the clia shmstatus command
If the state is BACKUP, type the clia switchover command and wait few minutes until the
SHMC1 becomes active.
• Modify the /var/nvdata/shelfman.conf.site file, set the following content and save the file:
# Physical addresses
PHY_GATEWAY1=0.0.0.0
# RMCP redundancy
USE_SECOND_CHANNEL=FALSE
RMCP_NET_ADAPTER2=""
# RMCP address
RMCP_IP_ADDRESS=2.0.1.171
RMCP_NETMASK=255.255.0.0
RMCP_GATEWAY=0.0.0.0
HPI_USE_BMC_WATCHDOG=FALSE
RACK_NUMBER=0
SUBRACK_NUMBER=1
SOL_CH1_IP_1=2.1.101.1
SOL_CH2_IP_1=2.2.101.1
SOL_CH1_IP_2=2.1.101.2
SOL_CH2_IP_2=2.2.101.2
SOL_CH1_IP_3=2.1.101.3
SOL_CH2_IP_3=2.2.101.3
SOL_CH1_IP_4=2.1.101.4
SOL_CH2_IP_4=2.2.101.4
SOL_CH1_IP_5=2.1.101.5
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SOL_CH2_IP_5=2.2.101.5
SOL_CH1_IP_6=2.1.101.6
SOL_CH2_IP_6=2.2.101.6
SOL_CH1_IP_9=2.1.101.9
SOL_CH2_IP_9=2.2.101.9
SOL_CH1_IP_10=2.1.101.10
SOL_CH2_IP_10=2.2.101.10
SOL_CH1_IP_11=2.1.101.11
SOL_CH2_IP_11=2.2.101.11
SOL_CH1_IP_12=2.1.101.12
SOL_CH2_IP_12=2.2.101.12
SOL_CH1_IP_13=2.1.101.13
SOL_CH2_IP_13=2.2.101.13
SOL_CH1_IP_14=2.1.101.14
SOL_CH2_IP_14=2.2.101.14
#
• Raise the version by typing the following order:
clia getsiteconf (Raise the answer x.y.z)
• Type the order clia setsiteconf x.y.z, the two SHMC will be rebooted
• Wait few minute and logon the SHMC1. Type the ifconfig command to display :
eth0 with 2.1.1.8 IP address
eth0:rmcp with 2.0.1.171 IP address (if the SHMC is the active one)
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APPENDIX C: ROUZIC BIOS CONFIGURATION

- Reset the board and enter in the BIOS by typing the DEL key during memory check (Warning: the
DEL key needs to be set if using Tera Term tool)
Figure 26: example
- Then “Entering SETUP” is written on the screen

- When the main menu is displayed, use the [→] arrow key several time to go directly to the “Exit
Options” menu (see Appendix C for BIOS panels)
- Select “Load Optimal Defaults” with the [↓] arrow key and press Enter 2 times to validate this choice
Figure 27: example
Note: that the BIOS configuration is the same for ROUZIC boards (A and B) and for non-
pilot boards.(C to L).
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C.1 Main menu
Right button [→] to move to Advanced Settings menu
C.2 Advanced Settings menu
If the serial port mode needs to be changed, select Remote Access Configuration menu with down
button [↓]
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C.2.1 Advanced remote access configuration
Example : to set Serial Port Mode to 9600

[Esc] button to go back to the Advanced Setting menu, then Right button [→] to go to the Ad-
vanced PCI/PNP Settings Menu
C.3 Advanced PCI/PNP Settings menu
Right button [→] to move to BOOT menu
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C.4 BOOT Settings menu
Select Boot Device priority menu with down button [↓] to display all boot devices
C.4.1 Boot Device Priority menu
Select a xxx Boot Device line with up/down button [↑]/[↓] and press ENTER to open device select
menu.
Then select the specific device or Disabled to set the appropriate Boot device
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C.4.2 Boot Device priority menu for all Rouzic boards (Pilot and non-pilot stations)
- For all stations, setting is as follow (default setting) :

• 1st Boot Device = USB device
• 2nd Boot Device = PM flash disk
• 3rd Boot Device = first SCSI hard disk
• 4th Boot Device = second SCSI hard disk
• Next Boot Devices = Network equipment (*)
(*) Network equipments must be set as follow:
o IBA GE Slot 0401
o IBA GE Slot 0400
o IBA GE Slot 0601
o IBA GE Slot 0600
[Esc] button to go back to the Boot setting menu, then Right button [→] to move to the Security
Settings Menu
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C.4.3 Boot Device priority menu to start only on Network devices
In this case Pilot station BIOS Boot list is only Network equipments which order is as follow :
o IBA GE Slot 0401
o IBA GE Slot 0400
o IBA GE Slot 0601
o IBA GE Slot 0600
[Esc] button to go back to the Boot setting menu, then Right button [→] to go to the Security
Settings Menu
C.5 Security Settings menu
Right button [→] to move to Advanced Chipset Settings menu
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C.6 Advanced Chipset setting menu
Right button [→] to move to Power menu
C.7 Power menu
Right button [→] to move to ALCATEL–LUCENT Features menu
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C.8 ALCATEL–LUCENT Features menu
Note: In case of ROUZIC boards, note the Mac Address local switch 1 value (used to
update the conf_AUTOMATIC.cfg file for stations A and B.
Check (and set if necessary) the Disabled state of EPLD Watchdog with down button [↓]
Right button [→] to go to the Exit Options menu
C.9 Exit Options menu
Select “Save Changes and Exit” , Press ENTER and confirm with ENTER
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APPENDIX D: INSTALL PC SECURITY CONFIGURA-

TION
May be restricted security is not correct on the PC.
Tomas must have “full control” access on C: and inherited propriety on child directories.
In C: device propriety , advance security settings must be :
- To verify or modify, make as follows:

• Right-click My Computer(Poste de travail) then click Open(Ouvrir)
• Right-click Local Disk C:(System C:) then click Sharing an Security(Partage et sécurité)
• Click Security(Sécurité) then Advanced(Paramètres avancés)
• Double-Click Allow Tomas(Autorisé Tomas), check Full Control Allow(Cocher Contrôle total
Autoriser) then OK
• Check the line:
Replace permission......................to child objects (Remplacer les
entrées...........................aux enfants objets)
• Click OK
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APPENDIX E: CLEAR TOMIX STATION ALARMS

- Open Internet explorer, type the floating IP @ of the Tomix pilot (Welcome Page)
- Use admin_root and the associated password to login.
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- Click Hardware Management
- Use admin_root and the associated password to login.

- Select Logical Entities -> Platform_chassis -> Station -> Control.
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- Right click on faulty station and select Clear alarms option.
- Click OK to clear the alarms.
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3 TO CHECK ETHERNET CONNECTIONS

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- AT THIS TIME OF THE OPERATION, THE FOLLOWING ELE-

- Check wiring and 48V on the PDU

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- VISUAL PDU BREAKERS

Assignment and value of fuses and circuit breakers equipped on PDU

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- Powering up the ATCA shelf (level 4 in rack)

If presence of a second ATCA shelf ( level 17 in rack)

1) Set the breaker A1–1 and A1–2 to ON

- Powering up the RALARMAA board

- Powering up the MRF (if present)

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- Powering up the 6850 switch/router 1 (level 1)

- Powering up the 6850 switch/router 2 (level 2)

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In case the used PC was already configured for this type of

5.1 Installation PC running on Windows XP

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5.1.2 Configure the Host of the PC

a) List, by means of WordPad, the file Inquest.xml (CD Divers) delivered

a) Right-click My Computer then on Manage ⇒ the opening of a Computer Management win-

THE USER "GUEST" MUST EXIST. OTHERWISE, CREATE IT IN THE

f) Close all windows then Restart your PC in the account TOMAS.

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5.1.4 Check unlock of hard disk when no activity

a) Right-click on the Desktop, left-click on Properties ⇒ the opening of a Display Properties

• Click on the button OK (in the Advanced TCP/IP Settings window)

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THIS PARAGRAPH IS VERY IMPORTANT.

a) Double-click on the clock in the taskbar Windows

a) Open the folder divers under C:\

a) Open the folder redhat under C:\

a) Check with Windows Explorer that C:\tomas directory exist

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5.1.10 Install tools on PC

- Hereafter is a short resume of tools installation

TOMIX tools installations will create/overwrite the following

Perform the following operations:

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a) Server software Installation

⇒ opening of the next window

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d) Directories/files rights modification

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5.2 Installation PC running on Windows 7

5.2.2 Configure the Host of the PC

a) List, by means of WordPad, the file Inquest.xml (CD Divers) delivered

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THE USER "GUEST" MUST EXIST. OTHERWISE, CREATE IT IN THE

f) Left-click on Start, left-click on All Programs, left-click on Accessories, left-click on Command

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