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UNM2000
Network Convergence
Management System
Release Notes for Version
V1.0R1Build13.08.01.08BD3
Patch01
Version: A
Code: MN000003189
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Preface
Terminology Conventions
Terminology Convention
UNM2000
FiberHome UNM2000 Network Convergence
Management System
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Possible injury to persons or systems,
or cause traffic interruption or loss.
Warning May cause severe bodily injuries.
➔ Jump Jumps to another step.
→ Cascading menu Connects multi-level menu options.
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→ Unidirectional service The service signal is unidirectional.
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Contents
Preface...................................................................................................................I
Terminology Conventions.................................................................................I
Symbol Conventions.......................................................................................II
1 Version Overview............................................................................................1
1.1 Introduction to New Features ............................................................2
1.2 Solved Issues / Requirements / Optimization List...............................3
1.3 Compatibility with Earlier Versions.....................................................4
1.4 Manageable Devices ........................................................................4
2 New Features .................................................................................................5
2.1 Displaying the Password in Cipher Text .............................................6
2.2 Exporting Port Labels of the Local Card.............................................7
2.3 Clearing the Value in Card's Port Label..............................................8
2.4 Supporting 465 and 587 Encrypted Ports for Alarm Email Remote
Notification .......................................................................................8
2.5 Optimizing ONU Query Function and ONU List Location....................9
2.6 Optimizing Client Download GUI and Configuration .........................10
2.7 Optimizing the Saving and Display of SNMP Timing Requests.........11
2.8 Querying UNM2000 Machine Code.................................................12
2.9 Adding Unauthorized ONU Quantity in Card Information ...............12
2.10 Migrating the PON Configuration.....................................................13
2.11 Functions of the TL1 Interface .........................................................14
2.11.1 Adding Multicast Service Delivering Switch for ADD-
LANIPTVPORT ................................................................15
2.11.2 Modifying the Bandwidth Template by the MODIFY-
VEIPSERVICE Command.................................................15
2.11.3 Supporting Collection of Actual ONU Models by the TL1
Interface ...........................................................................15
2.11.4 Adding Two Alarm Types for TL1 Interfaces.......................16
3 Upgrade Procedures and Precautions...........................................................17
3.1 Backing Up the EMS Configuration .................................................18
3.2 Uninstalling the EMS.......................................................................19
3.3 Installing the UNM2000...................................................................20
3.4 Importing EMS Configuration Data ..................................................20
11 Version Overview
The UNM2000 of the V1.0R1 Build13.08.01.08BD3 Patch01 version adds some
new features, which improves the users' configuration experience and configuration
efficiency. It also meets users' new requirements in network applications related to
access projects and optimizes some EMS functions.
Introduction to New Features
Solved Issues / Requirements / Optimization List
Compatibility with Earlier Versions
Manageable Devices
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1.11.1 Introduction to New Features
The UNM2000 V1.0R1 Build13.08.01.08BD3 Patch01 version has the following new
features:
u The EMS supports setting the display mode of the password. You can set the
password to be displayed in cipher text on the GUI to enhance the security of
the password (A switch is added for setting this function. See Displaying the
Password in Cipher Text).
u The EMS supports exporting port labels through Port Resource Statistics,
providing more abundant resource statistics.
u The EMS enables you to set the card label data to null, which is convenient for
you to clear the customized port label data.
u Supports remote alarm email notification using the encrypted ports 465 and
587, which enhances the information security.
u Increases the loading speed of ONU query result and enables you to navigate
to the ONU list.
u Optimizes the client port download GUI and adds the server IP address
configuration, improving the configuration user-friendliness.
u Supports setting whether to save the SNMP timing request event to the
database and its display mode so as to ensure appropriate database space
occupation and user-friendly GUI display.
u Supports displaying and copying machine codes by GetMachineID, which is
convenient for you to view it.
u Supports PON port configuration migration, providing a fast and secure solution
for migrating the configurations of the PON port.
u Adds the number of unauthorized ONUs in the card information.
u The TL1 interface supports modifying the bandwidth template parameters in the
VEIP data service configuration, which enables you to adjust configurations.
u Adds two types of alarm types in the TL1 interface reporting, which improves
the alarm notification service.
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1 Version Overview
u The TL1 interface supports collecting the actual ONU models so that you can
view and gather statistics of them through the third-party EMS (A switch is
added for setting this function. See Supporting Collection of Actual ONU
Models by the TL1 Interface).
u The ADD-LANIPTVPORTcommand of the TL1 interface is added with the
multicast service issuing switch, which is used to control whether to issue the
VEIP multicast uplink signaling (A switch is added for this function. See Adding
Multicast Service Delivering Switch for ADD-LANIPTVPORT).
1.21.2 Solved Issues / Requirements / Optimization
List
Case No. Description
1103702
[PON] - Philippines project - The TL1 supports modifying the uplink and downlink bandwidthtemplates in
the VEIP data service configuration.
1092519
[PON] - Philippines project - The SET-WANSERVICE command issuing error is solved in the northbound
interface.
1090747
[PON] - Philippines project - Previously, if you right-clicked the card in the NE manager page, there would
be no response in the UNM2000 client. Now the problem is solved.
1092221
[PON] - Philippines project - The problems that the object tree is greyed out and - is displayed in the
alarm statistics are solved.
1091738
[PON] - Philippines project - Previously, the performance threshold configuration template (access
method: NE Manager→Configuration→Local Service ConfigurationPON Service) failed to be
delivered. Now the problem is solved.
1091206
[PON] - Indonesia Telecom project - Previously, when the device configuration was downloaded or the
data was saved into database, a delimiter would be generated at the end of the identifier variable. Now
the problem is solved.
1091231
[PON] - Thaidland3BB project - Previously, when the ONU upgrade task was created, the UNM2000
would prompt alerts indicating that operations such as Read from Database orWrite to Database
failed. Now the problem is solved.
1090862
[PON] - Philippines project - The UNM2000 optimizes the default workspace. The workspace is located
in the client installation directory. The logs that require printing are adjusted to release the disk space.
1092353
[Access NBI] - Columbian project - Previously, when you exporting the ONUWAN connection service
management status using the dumpresource method, the adminstate field is null. Now, this problem is
solved.
1091818
[Access NBI] - Malysia Telecom Project - The ADD-ONU command mechanism is optimized for the
northbound TL1 interface. Now the UNM2000 cancels the whitelist readback after the ADD-ONU
command is executed in case of password authentication. Thus, it solves the timeout issue for
processing tickets when there are a lot of whitelist data in the device.
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Case No. Description
1091047
[Access NBI] - Brazil Brisanet project - Previously, the specified data could not be modified through the
CFG-WIFISERVICE command. Now the problem is solved through the TL1 northbound interface.
1091046
[Access NBI] - Brazil Brisanet project - An exception would occur when CFG-WEBADMINISTRATOR
was executed. Now the problem is solved through the TL1 northbound interface.
1091057
[Access NBI] - Thailand 3BB project - Previously, if the service configuration data were deleted
repeatedly through the SET-WANSERVICE command, an error would appear. Now the problem is
solved.
1.31.3 Compatibility with Earlier Versions
The UNM2000 of this version supports compatibility with the following earlier
versions.
u ANM2000 V3.0R2Build05.07.06.06
u ANM2000 V3.0R2Build05.07.06.06sp1
u ANM2000 V3.0R2Build05.07.06.06sp2
u ANM2000 V3.0R2Build05.07.06.06sp3
u ANM2000 V3.0R2Build05.07.06.04
u UNM2000 V1.0R1Build13.08.01.02
u UNM2000 V1.0R1Build13.08.01.06
1.41.4 Manageable Devices
The table below lists the devices that can be managed by the UNM2000 of this
version.
Table 1-1 Devices Managed by the UNM2000
Type Device Model
OLT
AN5116-06B, AN5116-02, AN5116-06B, AN5516-04, AN5516-04B and AN5516-
06.
ONU
AN5506-04-FG, AN5006-04-A, AN5006-04-B, AN5006-04-F, AN5506-01-A,
AN5506-01-B, AN5006-01-A, AN5006-01-B, AN5231-8/16/24N, AN5221-16NP,
AN5506-04-FAT, and AN5006-04P2, etc.
MSAN AN5006-20, AN5006-30, AN5006-15 and AN5006-16.
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22 New Features
This chapter introduces the details of the functions in this version.
Displaying the Password in Cipher Text
Exporting Port Labels of the Local Card
Clearing the Value in Card's Port Label
Supporting 465 and 587 Encrypted Ports for Alarm Email Remote Notification
Optimizing ONU Query Function and ONU List Location
Optimizing Client Download GUI and Configuration
Optimizing the Saving and Display of SNMP Timing Requests
Querying UNM2000 Machine Code
Adding Unauthorized ONU Quantity in Card Information
Migrating the PON Configuration
Functions of the TL1 Interface
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2.12.1 Displaying the Password in Cipher Text
The EMS supports setting the display mode of the password. You can set the
password to be displayed in cipher text on the GUI to enhance the security of the
password.
The following uses the WIFI configuration window as an example to show different
display modes of the password.
u The password displayed in the plain text is as shown below.
u The password displayed in the cipher text is as shown below.
Procedure
1. Set the mode under the [PasswordMode] parameter in the platform-options.
ini file (D:\unm2000\server\etc) and restart the UNM2000 services.
Switch
Settings
Administrator Other Users
mode = 0
The password is displayed in the
plain text.
The password is displayed as ******.
mode = 1
The password is displayed as
******.
The password is displayed as ******.
mode = 2
The password is displayed in the
plain text.
The password is displayed in the plain
text.
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2.22.2 Exporting Port Labels of the Local Card
The EMS supports exporting port labels through Port Resource Statistics,
providing more abundant resource statistics.
u The data exported through Port Resource Statistics include the port label
information, as shown below.
u When you export data using a customized template, select Port Mark in
Statistics Combination Item and the exported data contain the port label
information, as shown below.
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2.32.3 Clearing the Value in Card's Port Label
The UNM2000 of this version supports clearing the value in the port label field of the
card, so that you can clear the customized port label. After the port label is cleared,
this field will display the system default value.
Procedure
1. In the device tree of the NE manager tab, right-click the port, and select Mark
the Port as from the shortcut menu.
2. Delete the port label content in the dialog box that appears, and click OK.
2.42.4 Supporting 465 and 587 Encrypted Ports for
Alarm Email Remote Notification
This version supports setting encrypted ports 465 and 587 in remote notification
settings for alarm emails, enhancing the information security.
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2 New Features
The figure below shows the configuration GUI. Access method: System→
Parameter Settings→Alarm Settings→Server Settings→Remote Notification
Settings→Communication Parameter.
2.52.5 Optimizing ONU Query Function and ONU
List Location
u The UNM2000 improves the speed of loading ONU query results. (Access
method: Select ResourceQuery ONU from the main menu.)
4 In case of 3000 ONUs, it takes less than two seconds to load the ONU list.
4 In case of less than 5000 ONUs, it takes less than three seconds to load
the ONU list.
u Right-click the desired ONU in the query result, and select Locate to ONU List
from the shortcut menu. The location result will only display all the ONUs
connected to the current PON port, which improves the searching efficiency.
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2.62.6 Optimizing Client Download GUI and
Configuration
The UNM2000 optimizes the client download GUI, and adds server IP address page,
improving the configuration friendliness.
u The client download GUI is simplified. You can click Download client to
download the client installation package.
u The server IP address configuration is added during the UNM2000 client
installation process. The GUI is shown as below.
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2 New Features
2.72.7 Optimizing the Saving and Display of SNMP
TimingRequests
Supports setting whether to save the SNMP timing request event to the database
and its display mode so as to ensure appropriate database space occupation and
user-friendly GUI display.
Procedure
1. Set whether to save the request to the database.
4 No: Set element name="savedb" data-type="0" in the UNM2000\server
\data\xml\[PUB]EventInfo-STD.xml file
4 Yes: Default value (element name="savedb" data-type="int").
2. Set whether to report the request to the EMS GUI (Alarm→View the Reported
Alarms).
4 No: Set element name="display" data-type="0" in the UNM2000\server
\data\xml\[PUB]EventInfo-STD.xml file.
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4 Yes: Default value (element name="display" data-type="int"/).
3. Restart the static data service: UNM2000-StaticDataServer.
4. Restart the NE event service: UNM2000-EventNeServer.
2.82.8 Querying UNM2000 Machine Code
Double-click GetMachineID (path: D:\unm2000\platform\thirdparty\java) to display
the machine code. You can also copy this machine code in this page.
The GUI is shown as below.
2.92.9 Adding Unauthorized ONU Quantity in Card
Information
The card information displays the unauthorized ONU quantity for user's
convenience.
When the quantity of the unauthorized ONUs is not 0, you can right-click the Query
Unauthorized ONU to open the ONU Authorization View tab.
Access method: Click a card in the NE manager page. You can view the
unauthorized ONU quantity on the Status Page tab.
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2.102.10 Migrating the PON Configuration
You can migrate the configurations of the PON port. The migration operation will not
influence the original services of the destination PON port. This migration function
only supports the ONUs commissioned by the TL1 interface.
Caution:
Do not perform the PON configuration migration in the following
situations:
u Do not migrate the configuration from the PON port of the 10G
GPON card to the PON port of the EPON card.
u Do not migrate the configuration from the PON port of the GPON
card to the PON port of the 10G GPON card.
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Prerequisite
u The device configuration is backed up.
u The configurations of the source and destination OLTs are synchronized.
u The destination OLT is configured with TRAP.
Procedure
1. Select Configure→PON Configuration Migration from the main menu.
2. Set Source Config and Host Config in PON Configuration Migration and
click Execute. View the result in ONU Detail.
2.112.11 Functions of the TL1 Interface
This section introduces the new functions of the TL1 interface.
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2 New Features
2.11.12.11.1 Adding Multicast Service Delivering Switch for ADD-
LANIPTVPORT
Add a switch variable in the interface configuration file (path: D:\unm2000\server\etc
\interface.ini). This variable is used to determine whether to deliver VEIP multicast
uplink signaling.
u MulticastUpCfgSwitch=0: The VEIP multicast uplink signaling will not be
delivered.
u MulticastUpCfgSwitch=1: The VEIP multicast uplink signaling will be delivered
(default value).
2.11.22.11.2 Modifying the Bandwidth Template by the MODIFY-
VEIPSERVICE Command
The TL1 interface supports modifying the bandwidth template parameters in the
VEIP data service configuration.
For example, the following command is used to modify the uplink bandwidth to b.
MODIFY-VEIPSERVICE::OLTID=10.190.17.23,PONID=NA-NA-2-1,ONUIDTYPE=MAC, ONUID=FHTT93c9574e,ONUPORT=NA-NA-NA-1:CTAG::ServiceId=1,UpAssuredRateLimit=b, DownAssuredRateLimit=testgrop; FH_10.171.28.47 2017-04-17 18:18:39 M CTAG COMPLD EN=0 ENDESC=No error
2.11.32.11.3 Supporting Collection of Actual ONU Models by the
TL1 Interface
The TL1 interface of the project supports collecting the actual ONU models so that
you can view and gather statistics of them by the third-party EMS. You can set
whether to collect the actual ONU models by setting the interface.ini file in the D:
\unm2000\server\etc\nbi directory.
u If you set AnhuiCMCCFlag to 1, the TL1 interface will collect the actual ONU
models after you restart the UNM2000 services.
For example, issue the LST-ONU command, the VendorID and EquipmentID
parameters will display ONU Vendor and Equipment Model respectively.
LST-ONU::OLTID=10.190.17.23,PONID=NA-NA-2-1,ONUIDTYPE=MAC, ONUID=FHTT93c9574e:CTAG::; FH_10.171.28.472017-04-1716:48:28 MCTAGCOMPLD total_blocks=1 block_number=1 block_records=1
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u If you set AnhuiCMCCFlag to 0, the TL1 interface will not collect the actual
ONU models.
2.11.42.11.4 Adding Two Alarm Types for TL1 Interfaces
The following two alarm types are added for TL1 interface reporting:
u 410003 ONU-OPTICAL-SIGNALDEGRADATION
u 410004 ETH_CRC_ERROR_OVER_LIMIT
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33 Upgrade Procedures and
Precautions
This section introduces how to upgrade the UNM2000 from the current version to
V1.0R1 Build13.08.01.08BD3 Patch01.
Backing Up the EMS Configuration
Uninstalling the EMS
Installing the UNM2000
Importing EMS Configuration Data
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3.13.1 Backing Up the EMS Configuration
You need to back up the configurations and system files of the EMS before upgrade.
The following introduces how to back up the configurations of the ANM2000 and
UNM2000 respectively.
Backing Up the Configuration of the ANM2000
1. Back up the configuration data: Select System→Save Data from the ANM2000
main menu to export the configuration data to a specified file folder. After
exporting the configuration data file, copy the backup file to other disk for
saving.
2. Back up the EMS system file: Copy the D:\AEMS folder from the EMS server to
another disk.
Backing Up the Configuration of the UNM2000
1. Back up the EMS configuration.
1) Access the Web GUI of the UNM management tool and select Import/
Export→set backup server to set backup type and local backup folder.
2) In the Import/Export window of the EMS Control & Monitor Tools, click
export to back up the configuration data of the UNM2000 to the file folder
configured at step 1.
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3 Upgrade Procedures and Precautions
2. Back up the EMS system file.
1) Copy the \unm2000 directory from the EMS server to another disk.
Note:
It is recommended to perform the mirroring backup on the database
server for quick recovery In case of upgrade failure.
3.23.2 Uninstalling the EMS
You can uninstall the current EMS after backing up the configurations of the EMS.
The following introduces how to uninstall the ANM2000 and the UNM2000
respectively.
Uninstalling the ANM2000
1. Exit the ANM2000 and stop all the ANM2000 services (all the services with the
AEMS- prefix).
2. Uninstall the ANM2000 through the Windows control panel.
3. Delete the D:\AEMS file folder and restart the EMS server.
Uninstalling the UNM2000
1. Close the UNM2000 and stop all UNM2000 services, including UnmBus,
UNMCFGDataMgr, UNMCMAgent, UNMCMService, UnmNode and
UnmServiceMonitor.
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2. Uninstall the UNM2000 through Add or delete programs in the Windows
Control Panel.
3. Delete the D:\unm2000 file folder and restart the EMS server.
3.33.3 Installing the UNM2000
This section introduces how to install the UNM2000 of the V1.0R1
Build13.08.01.08BD3 Patch01 version.
Installation Procedure
1. Run the UNM2000 installation package on the EMS server to install the
UNM2000 services.
Note:
For specific installation procedures of the UNM2000, see UNM2000
Network Convergence Management System Installation Guide (Based
on Windows).
3.43.4Importing EMS Configuration Data
The current network configuration data can be classified into two types: ANM2000
configuration data and UNM2000 configuration data. This section introduces how to
import these two types of configuration data.
Importing ANM2000 Configuration Data
Use the ANM2000 configuration migration tool to migrate the ANM2000 (old version)
configuration data to the UNM2000 (new version).
Importing UNM2000 Configuration Data
Use the UNM management tool to import the backup configuration data of the
UNM2000 (old version)
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	Legal Notice 
	Preface 
	Terminology Conventions 
	Symbol Conventions 
	Contents 
	1 Version Overview 
	1.1 Introduction to New Features 
	1.2 Solved Issues / Requirements / Optimization List 
	1.3 Compatibility with Earlier Versions 
	1.4 Manageable Devices 
	2 New Features 
	2.1 Displaying the Password in Cipher Text 
	2.2 Exporting Port Labels of the Local Card 
	2.3 Clearing the Value in Card's Port Label 
	2.4 Supporting 465 and 587 Encrypted Ports for Alarm Email Remote Notification 
	2.5 Optimizing ONU Query Function and ONU List Location 
	2.6 Optimizing Client Download GUI and Configuration 
	2.7 Optimizing the Saving and Display of SNMP Timing Requests 
	2.8 Querying UNM2000 Machine Code 
	2.9 Adding Unauthorized ONU Quantity in Card Information 
	2.10 Migrating the PON Configuration 
	2.11 Functions of the TL1 Interface 
	2.11.1 Adding Multicast Service Delivering Switch for ADD-LANIPTVPORT 
	2.11.2 Modifying the Bandwidth Template by the MODIFY-VEIPSERVICE Command 
	2.11.3 Supporting Collection of Actual ONU Models by the TL1 Interface 
	2.11.4 Adding Two Alarm Types for TL1 Interfaces 
	3 Upgrade Procedures and Precautions 
	3.1 Backing Up the EMS Configuration 
	3.2 Uninstalling the EMS 
	3.3 Installing the UNM2000 
	3.4 Importing EMS Configuration Data