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PROCEDURE FOR RESTORING CBU

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IndexSlide 1 – Title Slide

Slide 2 – Index

Slide 3 – Command Guide

Slide 4 – Required files and site information

Slide 5 – Step 1

Slide 6 – Step 2

Slide 7 – Step 3

Slide 8 – Step 4

Slide 9 – Step 5

Slide 10 and 11 – Step 6

Slide 12 – Step 7

Slide 13 – Step 8

Slide 14 and 15 – Step 9

Slide 16 – Step 10

Slide 17 – Step 11

Slide 18 – Step 12

Slide 19 – Step 13

Slide 20 thru 26 – Step 14

Slide 27 thru 29 – Step 15

Slide 30 – Step 16

Slide 31 – Step 17

Slide 32 – Step 18

Slide 33 – Step 19

Slide 34 thru 44 – Step 20

Slide 45 thru 48 – Step 21

Slide 49 thru 54 – Step 22

Slide 55 thru 58 – Step 23

Slide 58 thru 62 – Step 24

Slide 63 – Step 25

Slide 64 thru 70 – Step 26

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Here are the commands that we are going to use for Hyperterminal:

• ▲= Space bar• Vols = shows the "drive" allocations • Reload -- = puts the cabinet in backup mode • Reload = takes the cabinet out of backup mode • Formathd /c2 = use this to format the drives, you'll need to format C2 (or C) and D drives. • Ifconfig = shows the IP address • To change the ip address, put the cabinet in backup mode then type

Ifconfig le0 169.254.1.1 netmask 255.255.255.240• Passwd: starts the password change process

• Address for web browser to access Element Manager : http://169.254.1.1/em/index_stubbed.html• Cabinet integration: • "scratch" or format C and D drives in hyperterminal• Reset the IP address in hyperterminal• Use a FTP server (I use WSFTP, you can download it on the internet for free) to install the new

basic software package. • Change the passwd in Hyperterminal.• In element manager run the Cabinet equipment file (no script for this one) • In element manager run the OAM ACCESS script • In element manager run the EXT cabinet equipment script • In element manager run the site complete file as a command file • In element manager create a new CV, set as startable, and reload with new CV.

***** Recommendations: Save Basic Package folder in your C drive on your laptop. Also Site Scripts folder should be saved on your laptop prior to work on the RBS

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Required files and site information

Basic Package that is standard for all Node BAdvised to save on “C” drive of laptop

Site specific script filesNode B “userid” and “password”

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Step 1

Disconnect T1 from OVP

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Step 2

Connect to HyperTerminal (Using Axxius hyperterminal settings should work fine)

Connect cable to test port at CBU

Connect cable at DB9 port at your laptop

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Step 3

Retrieve Password/Username from spread sheet or call switch

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Step 4

Set CBU on backup Mode:$ reload▲-- <enter>

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Step 5Check for D and C2 drives usage:

$ vols▲<enter>

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Step 6aFormat drive D to erase content “scratch”:

$ formathd▲/d<enter>Continue? y<enter>

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Step 6bFormat drive C2 to erase content “scratch”:

$ formathd▲/C2<enter>Continue? y<enter>

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Step 7Check for D and C2 drives usage again to confirm drives are at 100%:

$ vols <enter>

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Step 8

$ reload▲-- <enter>

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Step 9aAssign temporary IP address and netmask (Retreive IP located at

bottom of OAM_Access file. You can open file using Word or Notepad) from Site folder scripts for specific site:

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Step 9b

$ ifconfig▲le0▲###.###.###.###▲netmask▲255.255.255.240 <enter>

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Step 10Confirm IP assigned:

$ ifconfig <enter>

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Step 11

Connect cable to Ethernet port at CBU and switch cable to network port at your laptop.

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Step 12

Change internet protocol (IP) one higher at your laptop. Last string for Netmask is 240.

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Start File Transfer Protocol program (WS-FTP) and fill session properties to connect your laptop to the RBS. This will transfer Basic Package files from laptop to CBU (Save Basic package to C drive on your laptop:

Step 13

Profile Name: Site IDHost Name/Address: <IP address previously assigned to CBU>User ID: retrieved from spread sheet for specific sitePassword: retrieved from spread sheet for specific siteClick <ok>

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Step 14aTransfer “C2” and “D” folders from Basic Package folder located in C

drive in laptop:“Local System” on left side is laptop and “Remote Side” on right is the CBU

On C drive double click on folder “BP_RBS_CXP_9011612_2_R4C”

Double click arrow until you get into the C drive

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Step 14b

Double click on folder “CXP9011612%2_R4C”

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Step 14cDouble click on folder “hard_disc”. You will see “C2” and “D” folders

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Step 14dYou will see the “C2” and “D” folders.

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Step 14eOn right side double click on arrow until you see “C2” and “D” folders.

Both sides (Local System) (Remote Side) should have “C2” and “D” folders displayed.

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Step 14fHighlight “C2” and “D” folders on Local System (Left side)Click on arrow “→” and confirm “Yes” to transfer basic package files to

CBU (Transfer will take about 8 minutes)

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Step 14gWait until you get “226 Closing Data Connection” to confirm completion

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Step 15aReconnect to HyperTerminal to load files to CBU:

$ reload <enter> (After hitting enter wait around 5 minutes)

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Step 15bWait for “Security Properties not found, loading defaults” message

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Step 15c

username: rbs <enter>password: rbs <enter>

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Step 16

Set date and time:$ setclock YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS<enter> (add five hours to current time)

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Step 17Verify date and time was taken:

$ readclock <enter>

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Step 18Set Network password:

$ passwdEnter new password: “confirm with spread sheet or call switch” <enter>Re-enter new password: “confirm with spread sheet or call switch” <enter>

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Step 19Switch cables on CBU and laptop to connect to EMAS:Open windows explorer http://###.###.###.###/em/index_stubbed.html use temporary IP

retrieved from OAM_Access file.

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Step 20a

Run “Cabinet Equipment” Wizard

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Step 20b

On “Configuration Cabinet” select “Next”

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Step 20c

Do not Select “Configuration File”. Click “Next”

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Step 20d

Wait for progress to complete

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Step 20eConfigure Cabinet Page

RBS3106 = Outdoor, RBS3206 = IndoorNumber of RU’s 1 = Alpha 2 = Beta 3 = GammaClick “Next”

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Step 20f

ETM ConfigurationClick “Next”

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Step 20gConfigure Power SupplyCheck: Configure Power SupplyNo. of PSU’s = (2 for 3106)

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Step 20h

Configure Ethernet LinkIP and Subnet Mask that was obtained from OAM_Access file

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Step 20i

Confirm ConfigurationClick “Finish”

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Step 20j

RBS needs to restartConfirm “Yes”

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Step 20k

Reconnect to EMAS

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Step 21aLoad OAM_Access.xml file under “Run Command File” on the

“Configuration” tab

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Step 21bBrowse to specific site folder

Select OAM_Access fileSelect Open

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Step 21cCheck “Halt Errors” and “Verbose Logging”Click “Start” & wait…

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Step 21dOnce “Configuration File Executor” is complete click “Close”

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Step 22aLoad external hardware file on the “Site Equipment” wizard

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Step 22b

On “Site equipment configuration” click “Next”

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Step 22cCheck “Use configuration file and “Automatic (No wizard)”Browse and select “External_hw.xml” file on site scripts folder for specific siteClick “Open” and then “Next”

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Step 22dWait for progress on “Current configuration” page and click “Next” when

complete

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Step 22eWhen “Chosen RBS configuration” page displays then click “Finish”

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Step 22fWait until “Configuration completed Successfully” message window

displays and click “ok”. Loading external hardware file complete.

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Step 23a

Select “Run Command File” on “Configuration” tab

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Step 23bOpen “RBS_SiteComplete.mo” file located in script folder for specific

site

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Step 23cSelect “Halt on errors” and “Verbose logging” and click “Start”

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Step 23dWait until “Configuration succeeded” message is displayed then click

“Close”

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Step 24a

Select “Run Command File” under “Configuration” tab

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Step 24bSelect “IPchange.txt” file located on script folder for specific site

Click “Open”

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Step 24c

Check “Halt on errors” and “Verbose logging” and click “Start”

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Step 24dWait for “Configuration failed" message. You will lose connection to

EMASClick “Close”

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Step 25Once you loose connection, open IPchange file to get new IP address

to change it in laptop and reconnect to EMAS

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Step 26a

Create new CVOn EM menu select “Software”

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Step 26b

Right click on “Configuration versions”

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Step 26c

Click on “Create”

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Step 26d

Enter CV name for example “SiteID_CXP9011610_2008-02-14 then click “Create”

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Step 26eRight click on new CV you created and select “Set startable”

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Step 26f

Reconnect T1 to OVP

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Step 26g

Right click and select “Reload with this CV”

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