ZXWR RNC (V3.07.310) Radio Network Controller Test Management Operation Guide

ZXWR RNC
Radio Network Controller
Test Management Operation Guide

Version 3.07.310
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Revision History
Revision No.
Revision Date
Revision Reason
R1.0
20090701
First Edition(ZXWR RNC V3.07.310d+ OMMR

V3.17.310d)
R1.1
20090708
Some literal changes
Serial Number: sjzl20092957
Contents
Preface............................................................... i
Overview ...........................................................1
Introduction................................................................... 1
Test Principle ................................................................. 2
Test Mode...................................................................... 3
Test Contents................................................................. 3
Instant Test Management .................................5

Entering Interface........................................................... 5
Board Test ..................................................................... 8
Control Stream Test .......................................................11
Media Stream Test .........................................................15
Signal Stream Test ........................................................18
SDTB Board Test ...........................................................21
Board Loop Test ............................................................24
PVC Loop Set ................................................................27
PVC Loop Test ...............................................................30
PVC CC Test..................................................................33
Version Query Test.........................................................36
SMART Static Query Test ................................................39
PD Detect Test ..............................................................42
Cancelling PD Detect......................................................49
OSC Test ......................................................................53
Test Task Management.................................... 57

Overview......................................................................57
Creating Test Task .........................................................57
Viewing Test Task ..........................................................65
Modifying Test Task........................................................65
Activating Test Task .......................................................66
Suspending Test Task .....................................................67
Copying Test Task ..........................................................68
Pasting Test Task ...........................................................69
Printing Test Task ..........................................................70

Deleting Test Task..........................................................71
Test Result Management ................................. 73

Overview......................................................................73
Querying Test Result ......................................................73
Deleting Test Result .......................................................76
Customizing Table..........................................................77
Saving Test Result .........................................................78
Counting Test Result ......................................................80
Cleaning Up Test Result ..................................................80
Refreshing Test Result ....................................................81
Printing Test Result ........................................................82
Figures ............................................................ 83
Tables ............................................................. 87
List of Glossary................................................ 89
Preface
Purpose
What is in This
Manual
3G mobile communications WCDMA system developed by ZTE Corporation consists of ZXWN (ZTE WCDMA Core Network) and ZXWR
(ZTE WCDMA Radio Network Subsystem. ZXWR RNC consists of
ZXWR RNC and ZXWR Node B radio base station.
This manual contains the following chapters:
Chapter
Summary
Chapter 1, Overview
Introduces the concepts related

to the test management, and
describes the principle, methods
and types of the tests.
Chapter 2, Instant Test

Management
Introduces the instant test

management part of diagnostic
test.
Chapter 3, Test Task Management
Introduces the test task

management part of diagnostic
test.
Chapter 4, Test Result

Management
Introduces methods of test result

management.
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Chapter
Overview
Table of Contents
Introduction.......................................................................
Test Principle .....................................................................
Test Mode..........................................................................
Test Contents.....................................................................
1
2
3
3
Introduction
Test management is performed on the specified objects in the element system to ensure normal and stable system operations.
1. In daily maintenance
Users can test physical devices and communication links by
setting test tasks.
If test results are close to abnormal values, maintenance personnel should pay attention to them, and eliminate possible
problems to avoid failure.
2. When a failure occurs
Set instant test tasks to help maintenance personnel to find
out the failure cause. Locate and eliminate the failure as soon
as possible.
3. After failure is eliminated
The maintenance personnel can also use the testing tool to determine if the device has been recovered to normal operations
and if the entire system operates normally.
To enter Test Management interface:
1. Start NetNumen NM software.
2. On topology management interface, select the subnetwork
where the NE to manage locates, right-click and choose NE
Agent > Start NE Agent.
3. On the topology management interface, select the subnetwork
Management > Start NE Management
4. On topology management interface, select the subnetwork
Management Test Management, as shown inFigure 1.
FIGURE 1 TEST MANAGEMENT INTERFACE
Test Principle
The test principle is as shown in Figure 2.
FIGURE 2 PRINCIPLE
OF
TEST MANAGEMENT
The above diagram shows that test management task involves NM

and NE.
NM
Users can create test management tasks on NM. The system
forms test management commands according to the set task
parameters.
When the execution time of a task arrives, the system sends
the formed test command to a NE.
NE
Chapter 1 Overview
NE executes test commands and generates test results, and

then returns the results back to NM for later queries.
Test Mode
Test management falls into two types: Instant test and test task.
1. Instant test
Instant test allows user to test desired test objects immediately
after selecting the objects and test items. The user can observe
test results immediately.
2. Test task
Test task allows user to select desired test objects, items, and
preset test time. On the arrival of test time, the test system
sends a test command from EMS to element, where the preset
test objects and items are tested. The test system saves the
test results on the network management server automatically
for future query. This method is suitable for the case where
no maintenance personnel is present or at night when traffic
volume is low.
The system saves test results automatically for both instant and
test tasks. Query test results as required at any time.
In daily maintenance, users can test physical devices and communication links via route tests. If the test result is very close to the
abnormal condition, pay attention to the condition and try to find
possible problems before failure occurs. Actions should be taken
as required to avoid failure.
If failure occurs in the system, an instant test can help the users
to find, locate and eliminate the failure as soon as possible.
After the failure is eliminated, users can also use the test management to determine if the device has been recovered to normal
operations and if the entire system operates normally.
Test Contents
On the test objects, the test management falls into the following
types:
1. Board test
Includes testing whether the boards is properly in the slot, testing the board startup time, querying Ethernet link status of
boards, board HW link, RS-485 link, chip function, port condition and the status of the active/standby boards.
2. Control stream test
Link tests between ROMB and peripheral boards. Link test between two peripheral boards and the communication link test
between the active and standby boards.
3. Media stream test
Test if the media stream communication between two boards

within the NE is normal.
4. Signaling stream test
5. SDTB board test
6. Board loop test
7. PVC Loop set
8. PVC loop test
9. PVC CC test
10. Version query test
11. SMART static query test
12. PD detect test
13. Cancel PD detect
14. OSC test
The specific content of the test management is as shown in Table
2.
TABLE 2 TEST MANAGEMENT
Item
Board
Board function test
All boards except SBCX
Control stream communication

test
All boards except CLKG, SBCX,

and PWRD
Media stream communication test
APBE, IMAB, UIMU, GLI, APBI,

EIPI, GIPI, ET3I, ET3A, POSI,
GUIM
Signaling stream test
GIPI, POSI, RCB (the processor

is RSP)
SDTB board test
APBE, SDTB, APBI, ET3A, POSI,

SDTB2, DTA
Board loop test
APBE, IMAB, DTB, SDTB, UIMU,

APBI, ET3A, GUIM, SDTB2, DTA
PVC loop test
APBE, IMAB, APBI, ET3A, DTA
PVC loop setting
PVC CC detection detest
Version query test
All boards except SBCX
SMART test
ROMB
PD detection test management
GIPI, RUB, RCB (both modules

are SMP)
Cancel PD detect
GIPI, RUB, RCB (both modules

are SMP)
OSC test
SDTB
Chapter
Instant Test
Management
Table of Contents
Entering Interface .............................................................. 5
Board Test ......................................................................... 8
Control Stream Test ...........................................................11
Media Stream Test .............................................................15
Signal Stream Test ............................................................18
SDTB Board Test ...............................................................21
Board Loop Test ................................................................24
PVC Loop Set ....................................................................27
PVC Loop Test ...................................................................30
PVC CC Test......................................................................33
Version Query Test.............................................................36
SMART Static Query Test ....................................................39
PD Detect Test ..................................................................42
Cancelling PD Detect..........................................................49
OSC Test ..........................................................................53
Entering Interface
Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
Instant test is a test task that a user can initiate at any time.
During the test, the users can test any object on the left tree. The
test object must be locked to a specific board name in NE.
After the test completes, the system immediately returns the test
results to the users. The users can query the test results according
to the query condition.
The system is running normally.
Test Management interface is opened.
1. Choose NE Management > Test Management and enter the

test management interface.
2. In the Test Management interface, right-click a test object
from the test object tree on the left pane. Select Execute
Instant Test, as shown in Figure 3.
FIGURE 3 SELECTING EXECUTE INSTANT TEST
Alternatively, select Test Management > Start Instant

Test, as shown in Figure 4.
FIGURE 4 SELECTING START INSTANT TEST
3. Device Test dialog box pops up. Set Test Device and Test
Type, as shown in Figure 5.
Chapter 2 Instant Test Management
FIGURE 5 DEVICE TEST DIALOGUE BOX
Fill in the parameter in Test Type, as shown in Figure 6.
FIGURE 6 SETTING TEST PARAMETER
Note:
Different test objects require different parameters.
4. Click OK. The system automatically executes the instant test
task and returns the test result.
END OF STEPS
Result
A correct test result is returned after the test task is executed

successfully.
Board Test
Short Description
Prerequisites
Board hardware tests include testing if boards are on slots, board

start time, querying Ethernet link status of boards, board HW link,
485 link, chip function, port condition, M/S status, environment
and clock.
This test can be performed on all types of boards except SBCX.
Steps
1. Right-click a test object from the test object tree. Select Execute Instant Test, as shown in Figure 7.
2. Device Test dialog box pops up. From the test object tree,
select the device to test. Select WRNC Board Test from the
drop-down menu of Test Type and click OK, as shown in Figure 8.
FIGURE 8 DEVICE TEST DIALOG BOX
Note:
You can test PWRD only when selecting to operate on ROMB.
3. Test Result interface pops up, as shown in Figure 9.
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FIGURE 9 TEST RESULT INTERFACE
END OF STEPS
Control Stream Test

Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
To test the links between ROMB and peripheral boards, between

peripheral boards, and between the active and standby links.
Testing packets are generated automatically during test. The target board receives testing packets and returns packets back to the
source board.
This test can be performed on all boards except CLKG, SBCX, and
PWRD.
A source board and a target board are set.
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2. Device Test dialog box pops up.

1. From the test object tree, select the device to test.
2. Select WRNC Control Stream Test from the drop-down
menu of Test Type.
3. Fill in parameters in Test Times and Test Speed in Test
Parameter Setting column.
4. Click Add, and Target CPU Selection dialog box pops up,
as shown in Figure 11.
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FIGURE 11 TARGET CPU SELECTION DIALOGUE BOX 1
Select a target board and click OK. The target board is

successfully added into Test Target Board column.
Repeat the above operations to add more boards.
5. Click Remove to delete the boards from Test Target
Board column.
6. After the settings complete, the interface pops up, as
shown in Figure 12.
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FIGURE 12 TARGET CPU SELECTION DIALOG BOX 2
3. Click OK to start the test.

4. The system shows the test results, as shown in Figure 13.
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END OF STEPS
Media Stream Test

Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
To test the Ethernet link communications between two boards with

media streams within ZXWR RNC.
This test can be performed on APBE, IMAB, UIMU, GLI, APBI, EIPI,
GIPI, ET3I, ET3A, POSI, and GUIM.
1. Choose Views > Test Management and enter the test management interface.
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3. Device Test dialog box pops up.

1. From the test object tree, select the source and target device to test.
2. Select WRNC Media Stream Test from the drop-down
menu of Test Type.
3. Select the target parameters from the drop-down menu of
Test Parameter Setting.
4. Click OK, as shown in Figure 15.
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END OF STEPS
Signal Stream Test

Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
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To check whether the loop SIGTRAN signaling reports can be received within a specific delay after fifty SIGTRAN signaling test
reports are sent at one time.
This test can be performed on POSI, GIPI, and RCB (the processor
is RSP).
2. From the test object tree, select the device to test. Select
WRNC Signaling Stream Test from the drop-down menu of
Test Type.
3. Device Test dialog box pops up, as shown in Figure 18.
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END OF STEPS
SDTB Board Test

Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
To test error code insertion/recovery, alarm insertion/recovery,

SDTB board querying alarm status, SDTB board loop, SDTB SDH
overhead configuration query, SDTB error code insertion/recovery.
This test is only performed on APBE, SDTB, APBI, ET3A, POSI,
SDTB2, and DTA.
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select the device to test. Select WRNC SDTB Board Test from
the drop-down menu of Test Type, set the test parameters in
Test Parameter Setting column, and click OK, as shown in
Figure 21.
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3. Click OK and Test Result interface pops up, as shown in Figure

22.
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END OF STEPS
Board Loop Test

Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
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To test whether the target board link is smooth.

This test is performed on APBE, IMAB, DTB, SDTB, UIMC, UIMU,
ET3A, GUIM, SDTB2, and DTA.
WRNC Board Loop Test from the drop-down menu of Test
Type, set parameters in Test parameter Setting column,
and click OK, as shown in Figure 24.
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26
END OF STEPS
PVC Loop Set

Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
To set the LOCATIONID or section required for PVC loop test on

the specific board.
The test is performed on APBE, IMAB, ET3A, and DTA.
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FIGURE 26 EXECUTE INSTANT TEST
WRNC PVC Loop Set from the drop-down menu of Test Type,
set parameters in Test parameter Setting column, and click
OK, as shown in Figure 27.
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29
END OF STEPS
PVC Loop Test

Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
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To set the LOCATIONID or section required for PVC loop test on

the specific board.
The test is performed on APBE, IMAB, ET3A, and DTA.
WRNC PVC Loop Set from the drop-down menu of Test Type,
set parameters in Test parameter Setting column, and click
OK, as shown in Figure 30.
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32
END OF STEPS
PVC CC Test
Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
To test the PVC link status.

This test is performed on APBE, IMAB, ET3A, and DTA.
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2. From the test object tree, select the node of the device to test.
Select WRNC PVC CC Test from the drop-down menu of Test
Type, set parameters in Test parameter Setting column,
and click OK, as shown in Figure 33.
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FIGURE 33 DEVICE
TEST
DIALOG BOX
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END OF STEPS
Version Query Test

Short Description
Prerequisites
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Version Query test provides universal version information for all

the boards, except PWRD/CLKG. This information includes version
numbers of BSP, EPLD, FPGA, PCB, BOM, and BOOT. This test also
provides BSP version number as the codes used for making boot,
Bill of Materials (BOM) dependant EPLD function number, and the
EPLD function number read from CPLD.
For the PWRD board, information provided by version query test
includes logic, PCB, configuration and modification information.
For the CLKG board, information provided by the version query
test includes board type, card version, BOM, PCB and CPLD information.
This test is performed on all types of board except SBCX.
Steps
FIGURE 35 EXECUTE INSTANT TEST
WRNC Version Query Test from the drop-down menu of Test
Type and click OK, as shown in Figure 36.
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38
END OF STEPS
SMART Static Query Test

Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
To test the operation status of IDE device (maybe the harddisk)

on ROMB. After the command is delivered, NE returns the conventional parameter and NMS judges the properties and status of IDE
device.
This test is performed on ROMB.
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WRNC SMART Static Query Test from the drop-down menu
of Test Type, set parameters in Test parameter Setting column, and click OK, as shown in Figure 39.
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END OF STEPS
PD Detect Test
Short Description
Prerequisites
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To detect such performance indices as delay, packet loss rate, and

average jittering of the transmission bearing path between NEs.
The bearing path can be either the signaling stream or the user
data stream. The network performance indices can be calculated
through the end-to-end report transceiving between NEs.
This test is performed on GIPI, RUB, RCB (both modules are SMP).
Note:
PD detect test management is to ensure the transmission network
bandwidth before the equipment commissioning. Do not use the
equipment at will before it runs normally. Otherwise, the services
may go abnormal.
Steps
select the device to test, set parameters in Test parameter
Setting column, and then click OK, as shown in Figure 42.
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TABLE 3 PARAMETERS
ON
DEVICE TEST DIALOG BOX
Parameter
Description
Value Range
Default Value
Detect Type
To set the type

of the detect
task.
IP Path Quality
Detect
IP Path Quality
Detect
At present,
there is only
one option,
the default
value of IP
Path Quality
Detect.
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Parameter
Description
Value Range
Default Value
Detect
Message Type
To set the
report format
that the detect
report bears.
ICMP or UDP,
selected from
the drop-down
menu.
ICMP
Select ICMP,
and the detect
report is borne
behind the
ICMP head.
Select UDP,
and the detect
report is borne
behind the
UDP head.
Upper Protocol
Type
To set the
type of the
upper-layer
transmission
protocol.
Null or UDP,
selected from
the drop-down
menu.
Null
Source IP Type
To set the port

IP type of the
test source.
IPADDR_IPV4
IPADDR_IPV4
At present,
only IP V4
format is
supported.
Source VPN ID
To set the VPN

ID where the
test source
port locates.
At present,
the system
does not
support this
function and
this parameter
can not be set.
Source
Address
To set the
service IP
address where
the source
board locates.
Source Port ID
To set the
sending port
ID of the test
source.
At present,
the system
does not
support this
function and
this parameter
can not be set.
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Parameter
Description
Value Range
Default Value
Target IP Type
To set the port

IP type of the
test target
end.
IPADDR_IPV4
or IPADDR_IPNONE
IPADDR_IPV4
[0, 65535]
At present,
the system
does not
support this
function and
this parameter
can not be set.
Target VPN ID
To set the VPN

ID where the
test target port
locates.
At present,
the system
does not
support this
function and
this parameter
can not be set.
Target Address
To set the IP
address of the
target.
Target Port ID
To set the port

No. of the
target.
At present,
the system
does not
support this
function and
this parameter
can not be set.
DSCP ID
To set the
DSP ID that
PD detection
generates.
[0, 63]
Report Method
To set the
report mode
to report the
detect results.
Direct
Report or
performance
Count
Direct Report
Select Direct
Report, and
the system
returns to
Test result
interface after
the detect task
completes.
Select
Performance
Count, and the
detect result
performance is
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Parameter
Description
reported in the
mode of data
and users can
view the test
results in the
performance
statistics.
Value Range
Default Value
IP Detection
Packet Length
To set the total

length of the
detect report.
The system will
automatically
fill in the
inadequate
bytes.
[68, 3900]
100
Send Packet
Number
To set the total

number of
the package
sending for
a single
detection.
[1, 3000]
Send Packet
Interval (ms)
When there
is more than
one package
sent, this
parameter is to
set the interval
of sending
adjacent test
packages.
[0, 65535]
Unit: ms
1000
[0,
2147483647]
Unit: ms
10000
0 indicates to
send in linear
mode (sending
at full speed
on network
situation).
Monitor Time
(ms)
To set the
detect length.
0 indicates
to enable
the detect
function all
the time (alltime detect
function is not
supported).
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Parameter
Description
Value Range
Default Value
Detect DSP
Detection ID
BRS
distributes the
detection on
VTCD to DSP
to implement.
Each digit,
from low
to high,
corresponds
to each DSP
No.
[1, 65535]
1 indicates to
detect.
END OF STEPS
Cancelling PD Detect
Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
To cancel the PD detect task being performed. After the users

starts the PD detect, a lot of detect reports are generated between
ZXWR RNC NEs, which affect the operation performance of the
equipment. Users can terminate the PD detect task by selecting
the function of canceling PD detect. This test is performed on GIPI,
RUB, RCB (both modules are SMP).
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TABLE 4 PARAMETERS ON DEVICE TEST DIALOG BOX

Parameter
Description
Value Range
Default Value
User Label
User label of
PD detect, to
appoint the PD
detect task to
cancel.
The user label

that PD detect
task returns.
Null
To cancel PD
detect
Request type
User can
cancel the
appointed PD
detect task
according to
user label, or
cancel all PD
detect tasks
on the board.
END OF STEPS
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Select from
the drop-down
menu:
Request
on upperlayer user
type label
Request
to cancel
all detect
tasks of
the upperlayer users
Request on
upper-layer
user type label
OSC Test
Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
To test whether the crystal oscillation is normal.
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END OF STEPS
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Chapter
Test Task Management

Table of Contents
Overview..........................................................................57
Creating Test Task .............................................................57
Viewing Test Task ..............................................................65
Modifying Test Task............................................................65
Activating Test Task ...........................................................66
Suspending Test Task .........................................................67
Copying Test Task ..............................................................68
Pasting Test Task ...............................................................69
Printing Test Task ..............................................................70
Deleting Test Task..............................................................71
Overview
Test tasks are testing tasks automatically executed periodically according to the user-specified test items and cycles. Such tests are
designed for daily maintenance to reduce the workload of the operator without the need to test items one by one.
Test task does not display the result immediately. Test results
are saved in the database. Query desired results via query as
required.
Note:
It is strongly suggested that users had better not to set the execution time of test tasks in the traffic peak period to avoid high
load of the element upon task execution. The high load decreases
the system reliability and the likelihood of service success.
Creating Test Task

Short Description
Prerequisites
To create a test task.

After successful creation, test tasks execute automatically according to the set execution criteria and test items.
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Note:
While creating a test task, specify the initial status of the task.
Only routine tasks in the Active status are valid and can be executed according to the set cycle and test items. Tasks in the
Inactive status are invalid.
Steps
1. Select Test Management > Maintain Test Task or click

Test Tasks interface pops up, as shown in Figure 50.
Note:
Bureau Test Tasks interface only pops up when a node under
an NE on the left topology tree is selected.
FIGURE 50 SELECTING TEST TASK
2. Click
51.
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and Test Task dialog box pops up, as shown in Figure
Chapter 3 Test Task Management
FIGURE 51 TEST TASK DIALOGUE BOX
3. Set parameters in Information, Period and Test Item tabs,

as shown in Figure 52, Figure 53, and Figure 54.
FIGURE 52 TEST TASK DIALOG BOX (INFORMATION TAB)
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FIGURE 53 TEST TASK DIALOG BOX (PERIOD TAB)
FIGURE 54 TEST
TASK
DIALOG BOX (TEST ITEM TAB)
4. Click Add on Test Item tab page.

5. Test Item dialog box pops up, as shown in Figure 55. Set
parameters and then click OK.
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FIGURE 55 TEST ITEM DIALOG BOX
6. The newly added test task is saved in the system, as shown in

Figure 56.
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FIGURE 56 SUCCESSFULLY CREATING TEST TASK ITEM
7. Click OK. The new test task is saved in the system, as shown
in Figure 57, and parameters are described in Table 5.
FIGURE 57 SUCCESSFULLY SAVING TEST TASK
TABLE 5 PARAMETER
Tab
Basic Information
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ON
TEST TASK DIALOGUE BOX
Parameter
Description
Valid
Range
Default
Value
Task name
Name of
the new
test task to
be created
1 ~ 30
characters
Null
Tab
Parameter
Description
Valid
Range
Default
Value
Created by
User name
of the
creator
Added automatically
according to the
currently
logged
username
Currently
logged
username
Created on
Task
creation
time
Current
time of the
system
Current
time of the
system
Office ID
Office ID of
the task
Name of
the ZXWR
RNC corresponding
to the test,
selected
from the
drop-down
list box
Test management
Initial
status
Initial
working
status after
the task is
created
Select
Active or
Inactive
from the
drop-down
list box
Active
Modified by
Username
of the
person who
modified
the task
last time
A user ID
existing in
the system
Null
Last modification
time
Last time
when the
task was
modified
Last modification
time
Null
Description
Supplementary
information
of the task
1 ~ 200
characters
Null
Start time
Date when
the routine
task
execution
is started
Selected
from the
drop-down
calendar
Current
date
End date
Date when
the routine
task
execution
is ended
Selected
from the
drop-down
calendar
The current
date +1
Interval
Interval
between
routine
task
Set the
number
of days
using the
Execution
Cycle
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Tab
Parameter
Description
executions
in days
Test item
Valid
Range
UP/DOWN
arrow key
Default
Value
First
execution
time
First time
when the
task is
executed,
rounded to
seconds
Input
manually
or select
the part to
be modified
and set it
using the
UP/DOWN
arrow key.
Current
time of
the network management
server
Name
Name of
the test
item
1 ~ 30
characters
Null
Object
Name of
the object
to be tested
Selected
under the
corresponding
office ID
from the
drop-down
list box,
e.g. rack,
shelf, board
and CPU
Corresponding
Office ID
Test type
Type of the
test
Depends
on the test
selected
Selected
from the
drop-down
list box
ROMB
Ethernet
link test
Description
Supplementary
information
of the test
task
1 ~ 80
characters
Null
Parameters
Parameters
required
by the test
task
Depends
on the
test you
selected
Null
END OF STEPS
Result
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Test tasks in Active status can be started automatically with results recorded according to the execution cycle and test item settings.
Viewing Test Task

Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
To view properties of a test task.
The test task to be modified has already existed.
1. On the routine rest task view, select the test task to view.
2. Right-click and select View or directly click
alog box pops up, as shown in Figure 58.
, Test Task di-
FIGURE 58 VIEWING TEST TASK
3. Select different tab to view the details of the test task.

END OF STEPS
Result
The details of the test task are displayed on the system.
Modifying Test Task

Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
To modify properties of a test task.
The test task to be modified has already existed.
1. In the test task view, select the task to be modified.
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2. Right-click the task and select Modify or click

dialog box pops up, as shown in Figure 59.
. Test Task
FIGURE 59 MODIFYING TEST TASK
3. Select the tab to modify and modify settings as required.

4. Click OK to save the modification.
END OF STEPS
Result
The test is executed and the result is saved according to the new
task settings.
Activating Test Task

Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
Created test task does not take effect unless the status becomes
Active. Tests in Inactive status do not take effect.
Users can set its initial status when creating a test task.
The test task to be activated is currently in inactive status.
1. In the test task view, select the name of the task to be activated.
2. Right-click the task name and select Activate. Confirm dialogue box pops up, as shown in Figure 60.
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FIGURE 60 CONFIRM DIALOGUE BOX
3. Click OK to activate test task. The corresponding alarm rule

status changes to Active, as shown in Figure 61.
FIGURE 61 ACTIVATING TEST TASK
END OF STEPS
Result
The test task in Active status is executed automatically according

to the cycle and test item set for the task.
Suspending Test Task

Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
To change test tasks that are not used temporarily to Inactive

status.
Tasks in Inactive status do not take effect.
The test task to be stopped has already existed and is currently

in Active status.
1. In the test task view, select the task to suspend.
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2. Right-click the task and select Inactive. Confirm dialog box

pops up, as shown in Figure 62. Click OK.
FIGURE 62 CONFIRM DIALOGUE BOX
3. Click OK to suspend test task. The task status changes to

Inactive automatically, as shown in Figure 63.
FIGURE 63 SUSPENDING TEST TASK
END OF STEPS
Result
Tasks in Inactive status do not take effect.
Copying Test Task

Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
68
To use an existing test task as an original version for new test

tasks. It is useful especially for the tasks with many parameters
and it avoids duplicating parameter inputs after creation.
The test task to be copied has already existed.
1. In the test task view, select the task to copy.
2. Click
on the toolbar.
END OF STEPS
Pasting Test Task

Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
To use an existing test task as an original version for new test

tasks. It is useful especially for the tasks with many parameters
and it avoids duplicating parameter inputs after creation.
A test task has been copied.
1. Click
on the toolbar.
2. Test Task dialog box pops up. Input Task Name and Description, as shown in Figure 64.
FIGURE 64 PASTING TEST TASK
3. Click OK. Test Item dialog box pops up, as shown in Figure
65.
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FIGURE 65 TEST ITEM DIALOG BOX
4. Verify settings in Test Item dialog box and click OK.

END OF STEPS
Result
The newly pasted test task is created on the test task interface.
Printing Test Task

Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
70
To print the detailed information of all the test tasks existing in the
system.
Test tasks exist in the system.
and Print Setup dialogue box pops up, as shown in

1. Click
Figure 66.
FIGURE 66 PRINT SETUP DIALOGUE BOX
2. Set parameters on General, Page Setup or Advance tabs.

3. Click Print.
END OF STEPS
Result
Details of all the test tasks can be printed.
Deleting Test Task

Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
To delete unnecessary test tasks. Test tasks can be deleted even

if they are in Active status.
The test task to delete has already existed.
1. In the test task view, select the task to delete.

2. Right-click the task and select Delete. Or, click
lected task will be deleted.
. The se-
END OF STEPS
Result
The deleted task no longer exists.
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Chapter
Test Result Management

Table of Contents
Overview..........................................................................73
Querying Test Result ..........................................................73
Deleting Test Result ...........................................................76
Customizing Table .............................................................77
Saving Test Result .............................................................78
Counting Test Result ..........................................................80
Cleaning Up Test Result ......................................................80
Refreshing Test Result ........................................................81
Printing Test Result ............................................................82
Overview
Results of instant test tasks executed manually and test tasks executed automatically are all saved automatically in the system.
The test result management function allows you to query, delete,
clean up, save, refresh and print test results and customize result
lists.
Querying Test Result

Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
To query results of instant test tasks and test tasks.

To query results, it is necessary to specify a query range by setting
query criteria.
1. Select Test Management > Query Test Result. Test Result Query interface pops up, as shown in Figure 67.
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FIGURE 67 TEST RESULT QUERY INTERFACE
2. Set Test Mode, Test Type, Test Device and Test Time, and
then click OK.
3. The system returns a query result according to the query criteria, as shown in Figure 68.
FIGURE 68 QUERY RESULT
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4. Select a test result. Right-click it and select View. Test Result interface for detailed information pops up, as shown in
Figure 69, and parameters are described in Table 6.
FIGURE 69 TEST RESULT DETAILS
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TABLE 6 PARAMETER
ON
TEST RESULT DIALOGUE BOX
Parameter
Description
Value Range
Default Value
Test mode
Test mode
included in the
test results,
for example,
whether to
include instant
test results,
whether to
select test
task results
by device, and
whether to
select results
according to
test tasks and
test items
Select using
the radio
button
Include instant
test result only
Test type
Test type
corresponding
to the test
result
Select from the

drop-down list
box
ROMB Ethernet
link test
Device to test
Device
corresponding
to the test
result
Select from the

drop-down list
box
Subnet name
Test time
Time range in
which the test
is executed
Set the start

and end time
using the
drop-down
calendar
Set the start

time to the
current time
and end time
to the current
time + 1 day
END OF STEPS
Result
The system returns a query result according to the set query criteria.
Deleting Test Result

Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
76
The system returns a query result according to the set query criteria.
The test result to delete is displayed.
1. In Figure 70, select the result to delete.
2. Right-click it and select Delete or click

is deleted.
. The selected result
END OF STEPS
Result
The deleted test result no longer exists.
Customizing Table
Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
To customize test results.
1. In Figure 71, select the result to customize.

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2. Right-click it and select Customize or click
3. Table Customize dialog box pops up, as shown in Figure 72.

FIGURE 72 TABLE CUSTOMIZE DIALOG BOX
4. Select the columns to display.

5. Click OK.
END OF STEPS
Result
Deleted content is not displayed.
Saving Test Result

Short Description
Prerequisites
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To save the test result to the specified path. Supported formats

include TXT, HTML, PDF, CSV, and EXCEL.
Steps
1. In Figure 73, select the result to save.

2. Click
on the toolbar.
3. Save dialog box pops up, as shown in Figure 74.

FIGURE 74 SAVE DIALOG BOX
4. Select the desired path and click Save.

END OF STEPS
Result
The file is saved under the specified directory and the saved data
are correct.
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Counting Test Result

Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
To count and display the number of test results found.
1. In Figure 75, select the result to save.

2. Click
on the toolbar.
3. A message box pops up, displaying the number of test results.

END OF STEPS
Result
The file is saved under the specified directory and the saved data
are correct.
Cleaning Up Test Result

Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
80
To delete results by batch and criteria.
1. Select Test Management > Test Result Clean. Test Result

Clean dialogue box pops up, as shown in Figure 76.
FIGURE 76 TEST RESULT CLEAN DIALOGUE BOX
2. Set Test Mode, Test Type, Test Device and Test Time, and
then click OK.
3. Test results meeting the cleanup criteria will be deleted automatically.
END OF STEPS
Result
Test results meeting the cleanup criteria will no longer exist.
Refreshing Test Result

Short Description
Prerequisites
All the results of user-executed test tasks are saved on the network
management server. Therefore, refresh the test results to obtain
the latest information.
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Steps
1. Click
on the toolbar.
2. The latest test results are synchronized with those on the network management server and displayed.
END OF STEPS
Result
Test results displayed on the client are the same as those saved
on the server.
Printing Test Result

Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
To print all the test results existing in the system.
Test results already exist in the interface.
1. Click
77.
. Print Setup dialog box pops up, as shown in Figure
FIGURE 77 PRINT SETUP DIALOGUE BOX
2. Set print parameters.

3. Click Print.
END OF STEPS
Result
82
The printer prints out the details of all the test results displayed in
the current interface.
Figures
Figure 1 Test Management Interface ..................................... 2

Figure 2 Principle of Test Management................................... 2
Figure 3 Selecting Execute Instant Test ................................. 6
Figure 4 Selecting Start Instant Test ..................................... 6
Figure 5 Device Test Dialogue Box ........................................ 7
Figure 6 Setting Test Parameter............................................ 8
Figure 7 Selecting Execute Instant Test ................................. 9
Figure 8 Device Test Dialog Box...........................................10
Figure 9 Test Result Interface..............................................11
Figure 10 Selecting Execute Instant Test...............................12
Figure 11 Target CPU Selection Dialogue Box 1 ......................13
Figure 12 Target CPU Selection Dialog Box 2 .........................14
Figure 13 Test Result Interface ............................................15
Figure 15 Device Test Dialog Box .........................................17
Figure 26 Execute Instant Test ............................................28
Figure 33 Device test Dialog Box .........................................35
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Figure 35 Execute Instant Test ............................................37

Figure 50 Selecting Test Task ..............................................58
Figure 51 Test Task Dialogue Box.........................................59
Figure 52 Test Task Dialog Box (Information Tab)...................59
Figure 53 Test Task Dialog Box (Period Tab) ..........................60
Figure 54 Test task Dialog Box (Test Item Tab) ......................60
Figure 55 Test Item Dialog Box............................................61
Figure 56 Successfully Creating Test Task Item ......................62
Figure 57 Successfully Saving Test Task ................................62
Figure 58 Viewing Test Task ................................................65
Figure 59 Modifying Test Task..............................................66
Figure 60 Confirm Dialogue Box ..........................................67
Figure 61 Activating Test Task .............................................67
Figure 62 Confirm Dialogue Box ..........................................68
Figure 63 Suspending Test Task ...........................................68
Figure 64 Pasting Test Task .................................................69
Figure 65 Test Item Dialog Box............................................70
Figure 66 Print Setup Dialogue Box ......................................71
Figure 67 Test Result Query Interface...................................74
Figure 68 Query Result.......................................................74
Figure 69 Test Result Details ...............................................75
Figure 72 Table Customize Dialog Box ..................................78
Figure 74 Save Dialog Box ..................................................79
84
Figures

Figure 76 Test Result Clean Dialogue Box..............................81
Figure 77 Print Setup Dialogue Box ......................................82
85
86
Tables
Table 2 Test Management .................................................... 4

Table 3 Parameters on Device Test Dialog Box .......................45
Table 4 PARAMETERS ON DEVICE TEST DIALOG BOX..............52
Table 5 Parameter on Test Task Dialogue Box ........................62
Table 6 Parameter on Test Result Dialogue Box ......................76
87
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List of Glossary
APBE - ATM Process Board Enhanced version
APBI - ATM Process Board with IMA
CLKG - Clock Generator
CPU - Central Processing Unit
DSCP - Differentiated Services Code Point
DSP - Digital Signal Processing
DTA - Digital Trunk Board ATM version
EIPI - E1 IP Interface
ET3A - E3/T3 ATM Board
ET3I - E3/T3 IP Board
GIPI - GE IP Interface
GUIM - GE Universal Interface Module
ICMP - Internet Control Message Protocol
ID - Identification
IMAB - IMA Board
IP - Intelligent Peripheral
NE - Network Element
NM - Network Management
POSI - POS IP Interface Board
PWRD - POWER Distributor
PWRD - Power Distributor
RCB - RNC Control plane processing Board
ROMB - RNC Operation & maintenance Board
RSP - Signal protection of RRU
RUB - RNC User Plane Processing Board
SBCX - X86 Single Board Computer
SDTB - SONET Digital Trunk Board
SDTB2 - Sonet Digital Trunk Board 2
UDP - User Datagram Protocol
UIMU - Universal Interface Module for User plane
VTCD - Voice Transcoder Card based on DSP
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Test Management Operation Guide

First Edition(ZXWR RNC V3.07.310d+ OMMR

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Serial Number: sjzl20092957

Instant Test Management .................................5

Test Task Management.................................... 57

Printing Test Task ..........................................................70

Test Result Management ................................. 73

Introduces the concepts related

Chapter 2, Instant Test

Introduces the instant test

Chapter 3, Test Task Management

Introduces the test task

Chapter 4, Test Result

Introduces methods of test result

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FIGURE 1 TEST MANAGEMENT INTERFACE

The above diagram shows that test management task involves NM

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NE executes test commands and generates test results, and

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Test if the media stream communication between two boards

Board function test

All boards except SBCX

Control stream communication

All boards except CLKG, SBCX,

Media stream communication test

APBE, IMAB, UIMU, GLI, APBI,

Signaling stream test

GIPI, POSI, RCB (the processor

SDTB board test

APBE, SDTB, APBI, ET3A, POSI,

Board loop test

APBE, IMAB, DTB, SDTB, UIMU,

PVC loop test

APBE, IMAB, APBI, ET3A, DTA

PVC loop setting

APBE, IMAB, APBI, ET3A, DTA

PVC CC detection detest

APBE, IMAB, APBI, ET3A, DTA

Version query test

All boards except SBCX

PD detection test management

GIPI, RUB, RCB (both modules

GIPI, RUB, RCB (both modules

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The system is running normally.

Test Management interface is opened.

1. Choose NE Management > Test Management and enter the

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FIGURE 3 SELECTING EXECUTE INSTANT TEST

Alternatively, select Test Management > Start Instant

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Chapter 2 Instant Test Management

FIGURE 5 DEVICE TEST DIALOGUE BOX