Location via proxy:   [ UP ]  
[Report a bug]   [Manage cookies]                
Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 30 views

    Tips Using Cnai

    Uploaded by

    ياسين
    This document provides instructions for using the cna_export script to export configuration data from a radio access network. It describes the directories used for the script file, output file, and process reports. It explains the parameters that can be set for the script including the network type, MSC, BSC, cells, sites, and output file name. Additional reference files can be specified for MSC, BSC, cells, and sites to extract configuration parameters from template files. Help is available by running "man cna_export" and the process should remove unwanted files after completion.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOC, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Tips Using Cnai

    Uploaded by

    ياسين
    30 views3 pages
    This document provides instructions for using the cna_export script to export configuration data from a radio access network. It describes the directories used for the script file, output file, and process reports. It explains the parameters that can be set for the script including the network type, MSC, BSC, cells, sites, and output file name. Additional reference files can be specified for MSC, BSC, cells, and sites to extract configuration parameters from template files. Help is available by running "man cna_export" and the process should remove unwanted files after completion.

    Original Title

    TIPS USING CNAI.doc

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    DOC, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    This document provides instructions for using the cna_export script to export configuration data from a radio access network. It describes the directories used for the script file, output file, and process reports. It explains the parameters that can be set for the script including the network type, MSC, BSC, cells, sites, and output file name. Additional reference files can be specified for MSC, BSC, cells, and sites to extract configuration parameters from template files. Help is available by running "man cna_export" and the process should remove unwanted files after completion.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOC, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as doc, pdf, or txt
    30 views3 pages

    Tips Using Cnai

    Uploaded by

    ياسين
    This document provides instructions for using the cna_export script to export configuration data from a radio access network. It describes the directories used for the script file, output file, and process reports. It explains the parameters that can be set for the script including the network type, MSC, BSC, cells, sites, and output file name. Additional reference files can be specified for MSC, BSC, cells, and sites to extract configuration parameters from template files. Help is available by running "man cna_export" and the process should remove unwanted files after completion.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOC, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as doc, pdf, or txt
    of 3

    TIPS USING CNAI ( cna_export )

    cna_export
    Directory used:

    /var/opt/ericsson/cnai/ => directory of cna_export script file

    /var/opt/ericsson/cnai/data/export/ => directory of cna_export output file

    /var/opt/ericsson/cnai/logs/reports/ => directory of cna_export process report !!Note: Please refer to the report when your cna_export job is failed.

    Cna_export common script file:

    cna_export NW=DIGI,MSC=NPI_MSC,MSC_REF=none,BSC=NPI_BSC,BSC_REF=none,CELL=ALL,CELL_REF=xxx,SITE=ALL,SITE_REF=yyy,OUTPUT=zzz

     NPI_MSC is a file that created by user that consisted of the BSC name and this user defined file is saved in this directory:

    /etc/opt/ericsson/cnai/data/

     MSC_REF is a file that create by the user that consist parameters that defined in the msc_params.txt (!DO NOT REMOVE THIS FILE!) that located in this directory:

    /etc/opt/ericsson/cnai/templ/

    !! Note: When MSC_REF=none means that the user is not taking any parameter data for MSC parts.

     BSC_REF is a file that create by the user that consist parameters that defined in the bsc_params.txt (!DO NOT REMOVE THIS FILE!) that located in this directory:

    /etc/opt/ericsson/cnai/templ/

    !! Note: When BSC_REF=none means that the user is not taking any parameter data for BSC parts.

     CELL=ALL means all cell will export out and user can defined their own cell list and put in this directory:

    /etc/opt/ericsson/cnai/data/

     CELL_REF=xxx means that the user is taking the parameter data that defined in the xxx file that saved in this directory:

    /etc/opt/ericsson/cnai/data/
    !!NOTE: xxx is consisted parameters that defined in the cell_params.txt (!DO NOT REMOVE THIS FILE!) that located in this directory:

    /etc/opt/ericsson/cnai/templ/

    cna_export NW=DIGI,MSC=NPI_MSC,MSC_REF=none,BSC=NPI_BSC,BSC_REF=none,CELL=ALL,CELL_REF=xxx,SITE=ALL,SITE_REF=yyy,OUTPUT=zzz

     SITE=ALL means all site name will export out and user can defined their own site name list and put in this directory:

    /etc/opt/ericsson/cnai/data/

     SITE_REF=yyy means that the user is taking the parameter data that defined in the yyy file that saved in this directory:

    /etc/opt/ericsson/cnai/data/

    !!NOTE: yyy consisted parameters that defined in site_params.txt (!DO NOT REMOVE THIS FILE!) that located in this directory:

    /etc/opt/ericsson/cnai/templ/

     OUTPUT=zzz means an output file zzz will be created in this directory:

    /var/opt/ericsson/cnai/data/export/

    !! PLEASE REFER TO THE GUIDES BY TYPING “man cna_export” in the unix command windows
    AND YOU WILL FIND MORE INFORMATION ABOUT CNA_EXPORT

    !! TRY IT OUT AND HAVE FUN !!

    !! PLEASE REMOVE YOUR UNWANTED FILES AFTER CNAD_EXPORT, THANK


    YOU!!

    You might also like