3FQ-24068-43XE-PGZZA-04-RPEC Fixed Access 7302-7330-7360 ISAM R4 - 3 - X Backup and Restore MOP

7302 ISAM/ISAM-V
7330 ISAM FTTN

7360 ISAM FX
R4.3.X
Backup and Restore Procedure
Author: Gucer BAYAT, Mehmet SOZBILIR

Alcatel-Lucent
GPEC (Global Product Expertise Center)

WLEN Fixed Access Team
3FQ 24068 43XE PGZZA

Table of Contents
1.
INTRODUCTION................................................................................................ 3
1.1.
1.2.
1.3.
1.4.
1.5.
1.6.
1.7.
2.
SITE VISIT PREPARATION.....................................................................................5

2.1.
2.2.
2.3.
2.4.
3.
HOW TO USE THIS DOCUMENT..............................................................................3

SCOPE OF THIS DOCUMENT.................................................................................3
DOCUMENT REVISION HISTORY.............................................................................3
FEEDBACK................................................................................................. 3
GLOBAL PRODUCT EXPERTISE CENTER WLEN FIXED ACCESS TEAM HOMEPAGE............................4
7302 ISAM/ISAM-V, 7330 ISAM FTTN, 7360 ISAM FX DOCUMENTS AT GPEC SITE...................4
5520 AMS - ISAM COMPATIBILITY.........................................................................4
INFORMATION CHECKLIST...................................................................................5
TOOLS AND DEVICES.......................................................................................5
BOX CONFIGURATIONS.....................................................................................6
PRE-BACKUP & RESTORE CHECKLIST.......................................................................7
SCHEDULE...................................................................................................... 8
3.1.
3.2.
3.3.
BACKUP & RESTORE CHECKLIST............................................................................8

CREATE A SCHEDULE.......................................................................................8
DELETE SCHEDULE........................................................................................ 11
4.
BACK-UP...................................................................................................... 12
5.
RESTORE...................................................................................................... 16
5.1.
POST-BACKUP & RESTORE CHECKLIST....................................................................18
APPENDIX A.
INDEX OF TABLES...............................................................................19
APPENDIX B.
INDEX OF FIGURES..............................................................................20
APPENDIX C.
REFERENCES.....................................................................................21
APPENDIX D.
GLOSSARY........................................................................................ 22
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1. INTRODUCTION
1.1. How to use this document
Internal Note: This document was prepared for internal use. For a project version
of this document, local units are responsible for deleting all GPEC, ALU internal
references (names, engineer names, links etc.) and converting the document to
PDF format.
Red highlighted text should be removed before delivering this document.
Yellow highlighted text should be updated before delivering this document.
1.2. Scope of this document

This document was prepared by ALU GPEC FIXED ACCESS Team. The objective is to
provide detailed information for backup & restore of the product 7302 FD
ISAM/ISAM-V, 7330 ISAM FTTN, 7360 ISAM R4.3, R4.3.01 & R4.3.02 releases on 5520
AMS R9.1 at the customer premises. The document gives all the information needed
for preparation, backup and restore procedures of the related ISAM releases in
service.
1.3. Document Revision History

Date
Version
Author
Change
10.08.2011
1.0
Mehmet SZBLR,
Gucer BAYAT
Document Creation
03.10.2011
1.1
Taner USTEBAY
28.12.2011
1.2
Mehmet SZBLR
18.03.2012
1.3
Taner USTEBAY
Updating document with R4.3.01 related

information
Updating document with R4.3.02 related
information
Updating GPEC related information.
Table 1 : Document Revision History
1.4. Feedback
For any feedback on this document, please contact to GPEC Fixed Access mail list
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1.5. Global Product Expertise Center WLEN Fixed Access

Team Homepage
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version of this document.
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1.6. 7302 ISAM/ISAM-V, 7330 ISAM FTTN, 7360 ISAM FX

Documents at GPEC Site
No
Document Name
Hardware Installation MoP
Software Installation & Field Integration MoP
Acceptance Test Procedure
Software Upgrade MoP
Software Migration MoP
Backup and Restore Procedure
Password Recovery Procedure
NE Discovery Procedure
Table 2: Document List
1.7. 5520 AMS - ISAM Compatibility

5520 AMS R9.1.0 supports previous ISAM 4.3 Releases and ISAM 4.3.02 Release with
R4.3 plug v3.0.
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2. SITE VISIT PREPARATION

This is the list of items recommended to take with you while going on site. Go
through this list before you go to a worksite. Fill the Box configuration table
before going to site.
Fill the form below:
2.1. Information Checklist

No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Information
Box Configurations
Explanation
See the Box Configuration section in this
chapter. Do you have additional config files?
Site Address & GPS Location Do you know how to get there?
Site Security Permission
Did you arrange the site security permission
for the planned date & time?
Site Contact Person
Who (from the customer site) will be in
charge during your visit?
Scope of Work
Remote Access
Far end devices configurations needs to be
Configurations
done by the customer or 3rd parties or by
yourself.
Status of the Rack
Is there enough space for the rack?
Status of the Box
Is the box packed, unpacked or mounted?
Table 3: Information Checklist
2.2. Tools and Devices

No
1
2
3
4
Material
Console Cable
Electrostatic Cable
External USB Hard Disk
Empty USB Flash Disk
11
USB Compact Flash

Writer
Screw Driver
Volt indicator
Pen and paper
Labeling Stickers
Fiber Cable Loopback
Tester
UTP Cat5 Cable
12
UTP Cat5 Cross Cable
6
7
8
9
10
For Use
To connect to the box locally
Use the wrist cable while touching the hardware
To store Backups, SW loads, configurations
Document and file sharing/transfer with the
customer or 3rd parties
To connect the compact flash to your computer
To screw the to compress
To check the electricity on a wire/plug/hw
To take notes
Different sized stickers for labels
To test the Fiber cables used on site
For Backup connection, in case you have troubles
with connecting the box. Also may be needed for
connecting the box to the other network devices
If the customer is not ready to configure the far-
13
14
15
Fiber Cable &

Connector
Modem and RJ11 cable
Rack Mount Kits
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end devices, you will need a cross cable to check

the connectivity of the interfaces
For uplink connections
For Modem Test
Table 4: Tools and Devices
2.3. Box Configurations

Fill and check the box configuration table with required information before going
site. It is recommended to populate the form below for each box and attach on the
equipment before delivering to the field.
Box Specifications
Location
Serial Number
Role1
Role2
Redundancy
Hardware Model
Serial Number
Additional Cards and
Serial Numbers
Compact Flash Memory
Power Supply
Faults
Management TCP/IP
Configuration
Management Access
Method
Management User
Login Info
IP1 Configurations
IP2 Configurations
System Login Info
admin password
Location
Serial Number
Geographical location of device, e.g. Istanbul/Sisli

Enter chassis serial number here
e.g. P, PE, BNG etc.
e.g. P, DHCP etc.
e.g. power redundancy
e.g. SR12, ESS6v, etc.
Enter chassis serial number here
Enter the serial numbers of other cards (cpm, mda)
here
e.g. CF 2GB
What are the power requirements of the device?
Any faults observed at the end of installation?
e.g. IP address for accessing the device
e.g. Inband or outband
Table 5: Box Configuration
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2.4. Pre-Backup & Restore Checklist

Entrance Criteria
The Site Visit Preparation section should be completed.
Pre-Installation Checklist
1
Verify that you have remote access to AMS server
Verify that you have username and password login to the AMS
2
client
Verify that AMS client application downloaded and extracted to
3
use
Verify that you have username and password login to the AMS
4
client
5
Verify that ISAM node is reachable
Applied
Table 6 : Pre-Backup & Restore Checklist
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3. SCHEDULE
A schedule simply allows you to complete a task at a specific time or to repeat a
task for a specified number of times in a period. You can also create complex
schedules to repeat a task on specific days of week or months.
After you create a simple schedule, you can assign the schedule to 5520 AMS tasks,
such as downloading or activating software files, and backing up or restoring the
database.
3.1. Backup & Restore Checklist

Installation Checklist
Verify that created schedules shown up on List of Schedules on
1
scheduler tab of AMS
2
Verify that no task associated to the schedule you plan to delete
Verify that schedule now option is selected to start backup
3
operation immediately
Verify that user defined schedule option is selected to start
4
backup operation upon to user request
Applied
Table 7: Backup & Restore Checklist
3.2. Create a Schedule

1. Click on the open perspective button on upper-left side of AMS GUI main
screen and choose Scheduler from open scheduler perspective.
Figure 1 : Schedule Button
2. Click on the Add Schedule button on Schedule menu.

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Figure 2 : Add Schedule Button
3. Configure the scheduler that satisfies your requirements.

Scheduler Name and Start Date/Time are mandatory parameters but End
Date/Time is not. If you do not determine any time, schedule will be in use
forever since its state is active. In order to hang the tasks scheduled, you can easily
switch the state to suspend.
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Figure 3 : Configuring Schedule
The tasks associated to the schedule above will be started every day at 09:29 pm
started from August 11th, 2011.
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3.3. Delete Schedule

You can delete a schedule that is not in use. If there is any task associated to this
schedule, first you have to unscheduled these jobs clicking Unschedule Job
button at lower-right side of the screen
Figure 4 : Delete Schedule
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4. BACK-UP
The 5520 AMS allows you to back up or restore the selected NE database.
The Backup view displays the available NEs that you can backup and restore. You
can perform a backup and restore operation at the Access Network level or from
the individual NE.
Optionally, you can apply preconfigured schedules to perform backup operations.
Check Create a Schedule for detailed information and the procedures to set up
scheduled backup activities.
Or easily select one or multiple NEs on the network tree and right click on one of
the selected NEs then navigate to Backup & Restore click on Backup.
1. Click on the open perspective button on AMS GUI main screen and choose
Backup Restore to open backup restore perspective. You can also right
click on the NE and select Backup & Restore.
Figure 5 : Backup Restore on Perspective Button
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Figure 6 : Backup Restore Menu on NE Network Tree Page
2. Click on Backup on Backup Restore Tasks Tasks perspective and add the
NEs that you would like to have backup.
Figure 7 : Backup NE Page
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Apply one of the filters below and choose the NEs those you will backup.
Figure 8 : Backup NE Selection Page
3. If you would like to perform operation now, leave schedule option as it is and
click Finish or you can associate this task with a preconfigured schedule.
Figure 9 : Backup Now
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Figure 10 : Backup on Selected Schedule
Figure 11 : Backup successfully finished
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5. RESTORE
This part contains the list of the items should be changed or updated on related
1. Click on the open perspective button on upper-left side of the AMS GUI main
screen and choose Restore to open Restore NE perspective.
Figure 12 : Restore Menu
2. Click Browse to choose the NE that you would like to restore.
Figure 13 : Restore NE Page
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Apply one of the filters below and choose the NE that you will restore.
Figure 14 : Restore NE Selection Page
3. Choose one of the backups that you have already created for related NE.
If there is no backup file displayed, it means there is no database to restore
for this particular NE.
Figure 15 : Restore Selected NE Now!
NE restore is a service affecting operation. If you would like to perform this

operation anyway, click YES on following warning message to start NE restore.
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Figure 16: Restore successfully finished
5.1. Post-Backup & Restore Checklist

1
2
3
4
Post-Backup & Restore Checklist

Verify that backup operation successfully completed
Verify the backup file consistency on server
Verify that you choose the right agent for ISAM node to restore
Verify that ISAM node is back online after restore
Exit Criteria
Applied
The Backup, Restore sections should be completed.
Table 8: Post-Backup & Restore Checklist
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APPENDIX A. INDEX OF TABLES

Table
Table
Table
Table
Table
Table
Table
Table
1 : Document Revision History.........................................................3

2: Document List.........................................................................4
3: Information Checklist................................................................5
4: Tools and Devices.....................................................................6
5: Box Configuration.....................................................................6
6 : Pre-Backup & Restore Checklist...................................................7
7: Backup & Restore Checklist.........................................................8
8: Post-Backup & Restore Checklist..................................................18
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APPENDIX B. INDEX OF FIGURES

Figure 1 : Schedule Button.....................................................................8
Figure 2 : Add Schedule Button...............................................................9
Figure 3 : Configuring Schedule..............................................................10
Figure 4 : Delete Schedule...................................................................11
Figure 5 : Backup Restore on Perspective Button.........................................12
Figure 6 : Backup Restore Menu on NE Network Tree Page..............................13
Figure 7 : Backup NE Page...................................................................13
Figure 8 : Backup NE Selection Page........................................................14
Figure 9 : Backup Now........................................................................14
Figure 10 : Backup on Selected Schedule..................................................15
Figure 11 : Backup successfully finished...................................................15
Figure 12 : Restore Menu.....................................................................16
Figure 13 : Restore NE Page..................................................................16
Figure 14 : Restore NE Selection Page......................................................17
Figure 15 : Restore Selected NE Now!......................................................17
Figure 16: Restore successfully finished....................................................18
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APPENDIX C. REFERENCES
No references.
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APPENDIX D. GLOSSARY
ALU
CLI
DSLAM
FD
FTTN
IP
ISAM
ISAM-V
LT
MOP
NE
NT
GPEC
IHUB
SNMP
SSH
TL1
VLAN
Alcatel-Lucent
Command Line Interface
A workstation access method interface that uses CLI commands to communicate to
any network element in the 7302 ISAM FD network.
Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer
Flexible Density
Fiber to the Node
Internet Protocol
Connectionless packet-switching protocol that works together with TCP.
Intelligent Services Access Manager
Intelligent Services Access Manager Voice
Line Termination
Method of Procedure
Network Element
Network Termination
Regional Product Expertise Center
Intelligent Hub.
The CLI's name for LANX. There is no difference between the intelligent hub (IHub)
and the LAN switch (LANX). The TL1 commands use the word LANX and the CLI
commands use the word IHub to describe the same thing.
Simple Network Management Protocol
Secure Shell
Transaction Language 1
Virtual Local Area Network

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7330 ISAM FTTN

Author: Gucer BAYAT, Mehmet SOZBILIR

GPEC (Global Product Expertise Center)

3FQ 24068 43XE PGZZA

SITE VISIT PREPARATION.....................................................................................5

HOW TO USE THIS DOCUMENT..............................................................................3

BACKUP & RESTORE CHECKLIST............................................................................8

POST-BACKUP & RESTORE CHECKLIST....................................................................18

7302 ISAM/ISAM-V, 7330 ISAM FTTN R4.2.X Backup&Restore Procedure

1.2. Scope of this document

1.3. Document Revision History

Updating document with R4.3.01 related

Table 1 : Document Revision History

1.5. Global Product Expertise Center WLEN Fixed Access

1.6. 7302 ISAM/ISAM-V, 7330 ISAM FTTN, 7360 ISAM FX

Hardware Installation MoP

Software Installation & Field Integration MoP

Acceptance Test Procedure

Software Upgrade MoP

Software Migration MoP

Backup and Restore Procedure

Password Recovery Procedure

1.7. 5520 AMS - ISAM Compatibility

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2. SITE VISIT PREPARATION

2.1. Information Checklist

2.2. Tools and Devices

USB Compact Flash

UTP Cat5 Cross Cable

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Fiber Cable &

end devices, you will need a cross cable to check

2.3. Box Configurations

Geographical location of device, e.g. Istanbul/Sisli

Table 5: Box Configuration

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2.4. Pre-Backup & Restore Checklist

Table 6 : Pre-Backup & Restore Checklist

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3.1. Backup & Restore Checklist

Table 7: Backup & Restore Checklist

3.2. Create a Schedule

Figure 1 : Schedule Button

2. Click on the Add Schedule button on Schedule menu.

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Figure 2 : Add Schedule Button

3. Configure the scheduler that satisfies your requirements.

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Figure 3 : Configuring Schedule

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3.3. Delete Schedule

Figure 4 : Delete Schedule

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Figure 5 : Backup Restore on Perspective Button

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