Huawei MML without LMT

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Originally Posted by andykey

Do you know same possibility for E******* and NSN? Please give me manual

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In NSN you can logon to the network element from command line like this:

c7xtermx -n <name_of_network_element>

Here is the full syntax:

c7xtermx -h
[-h] print command line help
[-Z] program is started from guiman
[-m] machine user
[-nwi] nwi user
[-o <file>] redirect stdout to file
[-e <file>] redirect stderr to file
[-record <file>] record commands to file
[-play <file>] read input from file
[-wait <seconds>] wait output (used with -play option)
[-q] allow queuing
[-i <ne-id>] take session to NE with id <ne-id>
[-n <name>] take session to NE with name <name>
[-S <class-list>] session to parent
[-x <int>] escape character (dec)
[-init <string>] init string
[-eb <string>] terminal error msg begin (def. "[")
[-ee <string>] terminal error msg end (def. "]")
[-mb <string>] terminal msg begin (def. "")
[-me <string>] terminal msg end (def. "")
[-prompt <string>] command mode prompt (def. "c7xtermx>")


In E******* you can do a simple TELNET session to the node, however execution of commands is different in this terminal.

I assume you have to enable some network settings, e.g. firewall to enable all this but I do not know.

Kind Regards

Hi, Thanks for this post. can you also share method through SSH. that will be gr8 help for me....

Do i need connect to NSN OSS by telnet? After that logon to the network element and send mml commands?
In E******* i need to use Moshell or telnet?

Yes.
using telnet to 60xx port(for BSC) - we also can receive alarms.
for examplem, before - for BSC i use next port
6000 Common Maintenance
6001 Alarm
6002 Performance
6006 Binary
6007 Debug
6011 Binary
6012 SOSM_DEBUG
6013 BAM_DEBUG
6021 Loading
6023 BTS Status Reporting

also, and if you have the necessary level of training and knowledge in php,
you can convert binary trace from huawei (bsc/msc/softx) -
in CAP files for viewing in Wireshark.
wireshark - decodes better.

i have a doubt... this works for working in local mode (if i'm connected to the dbs3900 directly) for sending commands without lmt program? or you have to do it through bsc/rnc? do you have to do it through m2000?

thanks for your answer,

best regards

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Originally Posted by tikozo

Hi,

You can use the TELNET port 31114 to connect to M2000 NBI and use:

LGI:OP="M2000login",PWD="pwdM2000";

LST NE:; //List of all M2000 NEs


REG NE:IP="elementip"; //login
or
REG NE:NAME="elementname"; //login

(Here you can use commands)
Example:
LST LOCELL: MODE=ALLLOCALCELL;


UNREG NE:IP="elementip"; //logout
or
UNREG NE:NAME ="elementname"; //logout


LGO:OP="M2000login";

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To login to BSC/LTE directly (without m2000) following things have to be done:

1. Start a telnet session to BSC/lte IP with port set to 6000 (it should also work with putty)
2. Type in command :

LGI:op="localUser",pwd="localUserPass";

1. System should respond with success message.
2. To list active telnet sessions on BSC following command can be used:

LST OP:;

All other commands should work same way as from M2000.

How can I do this with RNC? should i use the IP of M2000 or the IP of RNC itself?

I;ve tried but failed, do I have to do this in the Server?

Thanks maxim1 ...for your valuable suggestion...It's help me a lot...thanks a lot....

is there any default password for OMC terminal (ex: uname:admin) and media gateway. For MGW uname:admin and pwd:Btchmgwv8 (i m not sure). I can access OMC via this method but i dont have uname & pwd to check.


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