Dialogic ControlSwitch Management Tools Owner's manual

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Model: ControlSwitch Management Tools

Category: Network management software

Type: Owner's manual

ControlSwitch

Management

User’s Manual

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Table of Contents

MANAGEMENT TOOLS USER’S MANUAL ...................................................................................................... 6 1.

INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................................ 7 2.

2.1 Purpose of this Document........................................................................................................................... 7

2.2 Abbreviations .............................................................................................................................................. 7

2.3 References................................................................................................................................................... 7

2.4 Contact Us ................................................................................................................................................... 8

PROVISIONING GUIDELINES ......................................................................................................................... 9 3.

3.1 Real-time Reports Provisioning ................................................................................................................... 9

3.2 Running the Policy Test Tool ....................................................................................................................... 9

3.3 Test Calls Provisioning ............................................................................................................................... 10

3.4 Trace Provisioning ..................................................................................................................................... 11

PERFORMANCE ............................................................................................................................................ 12 4.

4.1 Standard Reports ...................................................................................................................................... 12

4.2 Real Time Reports ..................................................................................................................................... 12

Trunk Group List Profiles ...................................................................................................................... 13 4.2.1

Configure Thresholds ............................................................................................................................ 16 4.2.2

DAILY/HOURLY REPORTS ............................................................................................................................. 20 5.

5.1 AIN ............................................................................................................................................................. 20

5.2 DSE ............................................................................................................................................................ 21

5.3 IBCF ALG Statistics ..................................................................................................................................... 22

5.4 ICE ............................................................................................................................................................. 23

5.5 INAP Service Nodes ................................................................................................................................... 24

5.6 IP Sessions ................................................................................................................................................. 24

5.7 ISUP ........................................................................................................................................................... 24

5.8 M3UA ........................................................................................................................................................ 25

5.9 MTP ........................................................................................................................................................... 28

5.10 Network Elements ..................................................................................................................................... 29

5.11 QoS ............................................................................................................................................................ 30

5.12 SIP-ISUP ..................................................................................................................................................... 32

5.13 Spans ......................................................................................................................................................... 33

5.14 TCAP .......................................................................................................................................................... 36

5.15 Transcoding Gateway ................................................................................................................................ 41

5.16 Trunk Groups ............................................................................................................................................. 41

REFRESHING REPORTS ................................................................................................................................. 44 6.

DASHBOARD ................................................................................................................................................ 47 7.

FAULT/DIAGNOSTICS ................................................................................................................................... 50 8.

8.1 Current Alarms .......................................................................................................................................... 50

Acknowledge an Alarm ......................................................................................................................... 51 8.1.1

Unacknowledge an Alarm ..................................................................................................................... 51 8.1.2

Clear an Alarm ...................................................................................................................................... 52 8.1.3

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Add a Comment .................................................................................................................................... 52 8.1.4

Refresh the Alarms List ......................................................................................................................... 52 8.1.5

Current Alarms Details .......................................................................................................................... 52 8.1.6

Filter the Alarms ................................................................................................................................... 54 8.1.7

Navigation ............................................................................................................................................. 55 8.1.8

8.2 Alarm History ............................................................................................................................................ 55

Clear a History Alarm ............................................................................................................................ 56 8.2.1

Clear Multiple History Alarms ............................................................................................................... 56 8.2.2

Refresh the History Alarms ................................................................................................................... 58 8.2.3

History Alarms Details ........................................................................................................................... 58 8.2.4

Filter the History Alarms ....................................................................................................................... 60 8.2.5

8.3 Status ........................................................................................................................................................ 61

Refresh the Status Information ............................................................................................................ 62

8.3.1

View Current Alarms per Network Element ......................................................................................... 62 8.3.2

Open the XMS Console ......................................................................................................................... 62 8.3.3

8.4 Test Calls ................................................................................................................................................... 63

Creating a Test Calls Profile .................................................................................................................. 64 8.4.1

Deleting a Test Call Profile .................................................................................................................... 65 8.4.2

Refresh the Test Call Profiles ................................................................................................................ 65 8.4.3

Stopping a Test Call ............................................................................................................................... 65 8.4.4

Running a Test Call ................................................................................................................................ 66 8.4.5

Filtering Test Calls ................................................................................................................................. 66 8.4.6

Call Trace Maintenance ........................................................................................................................ 66 8.4.7

8.5 Tracing ....................................................................................................................................................... 69

Trace Manager ...................................................................................................................................... 69 8.5.1

Trace Template ..................................................................................................................................... 84 8.5.2

Trace Viewer ......................................................................................................................................... 87 8.5.3

8.6 Call Detail Record ...................................................................................................................................... 89

Filtering CDRs ........................................................................................................................................ 89 8.6.1

Edit Filter ............................................................................................................................................... 92 8.6.2

Setting the Displayed Columns ............................................................................................................. 93 8.6.3

Detailed CDR View ................................................................................................................................ 94 8.6.4

8.7 Call Release ............................................................................................................................................... 96

8.8 Policy Test Tool ......................................................................................................................................... 97

Viewing an Existing Profile .................................................................................................................... 98 8.8.1

Creating a Profile ................................................................................................................................ 100 8.8.2

Modifying Profile Parameters ............................................................................................................. 107 8.8.3

Deleting a Profile ................................................................................................................................ 109 8.8.4

Refresh the Policy Test Tool Information ........................................................................................... 109 8.8.5

Running the Policy Test Tool ............................................................................................................... 109 8.8.6

8.9 Alarm Definitions .................................................................................................................................... 116

Alarm Defibitions Setting .................................................................................................................... 117 8.9.1

Refresh the Alarm Definitions List ...................................................................................................... 118 8.9.2

8.10 Reports .................................................................................................................................................... 119

Current Alarms Report ................................................................................................................... 119 8.10.1

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Alarm History Report ...................................................................................................................... 120 8.10.2

MEDIATION ............................................................................................................................................... 121 9.

9.1 SNMP – Trap Manager ............................................................................................................................ 121

Registring a 3rd Party SNMP Manager to the EMS .............................................................................. 122 9.1.1

Updating SNMP Manager Parameters ................................................................................................ 122 9.1.2

Deleting an SNMP Manager ................................................................................................................ 123 9.1.3

Refreshing the SNMP Manager List .................................................................................................... 123 9.1.4

9.2 XMS ......................................................................................................................................................... 123

Adding an XMS .................................................................................................................................... 124 9.2.1

Modifying XMS Parameters ................................................................................................................ 126 9.2.2

Deleting an XMS .................................................................................................................................. 127 9.2.3

Locking an XMS ................................................................................................................................... 127 9.2.4

Unlocking an XMS ............................................................................................................................... 127 9.2.5

Refreshing the XMS List ...................................................................................................................... 127 9.2.6

Auditing XMS ...................................................................................................................................... 127 9.2.7

Changing the FTP Password ................................................................................................................ 128 9.2.8

9.3 Logger ...................................................................................................................................................... 129

Adding Logger on a Separate Host ...................................................................................................... 129 9.3.1

Modifying Logger Parameters............................................................................................................. 130 9.3.2

Deleting a Logger ................................................................................................................................ 131 9.3.3

Locking a Logger ................................................................................................................................. 131 9.3.4

Unlocking a Logger .............................................................................................................................. 131 9.3.5

Refreshing the Logger List................................................................................................................... 132 9.3.6

9.4 DAS .......................................................................................................................................................... 132

Adding DAS on a Separate Host .......................................................................................................... 133 9.4.1

Modifying DAS Parameters ................................................................................................................. 133 9.4.2

Deleting a DAS .................................................................................................................................... 134 9.4.3

Locking a DAS ...................................................................................................................................... 134 9.4.4

Unlocking a DAS .................................................................................................................................. 134 9.4.5

Refreshing the DAS List ....................................................................................................................... 135 9.4.6

DEFINITIONS.......................................................................................................................................... 136 10.

10.1 Severity Levels ......................................................................................................................................... 136

10.2 Operational State .................................................................................................................................... 136

10.3 Administrative Status .............................................................................................................................. 137

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Management Tools User’s Manual 1.

The Management Tools User’s Manual for the Dialogic® ControlSwitchTM IP Softswitch.

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Introduction 2.

2.1 Purpose of this Document

This User’s Manual and Help System is provided to enable users to quickly master the operation and the

configuration of the following ControlSwitch functions:

 Performance

 Dashboard

 Fault/Diagnostics

 Mediation

2.2 Abbreviations

For the purposes of this document the following abbreviations apply:

Term

Abbreviation

AIN

Advanced Intelligent Network

ALG

Application Layer Gateway

CCE

Call Control Element

CDR

Call Detailed Record

CDRM

Call Detailed Record Management

DAS

Data Analysis Server

DCA

Data Collection Agent

Error Collection

ERS

Event Relay Server

DAS

Data Analysis Server

DSE

Directory Service Engine

FDN

Fully Distinguished Name

ICE

IP Control Element

MSU

Message Signal Unit

SCP

Service Control Point

Trunk Group

Table: Abbreviations

2.3 References

1. ControlSwitch Administration User's Manual

2. ControlSwitch Advanced Elements and Services User's Manual

3. ControlSwitch Alarms Reference Guide

4. ControlSwitch Elements and Resources User's Manual

5. ControlSwitch Business Services and Advanced Policies User's Manual

6. ControlSwitch Policies and Routing User's Manual

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7. ControlSwitch CDR Guide

2.4 Contact Us

You can contact us for more information and assistance at:

Telephone:

+1 866 535 0946

Sales:

[email protected]om

mailto:sales.asia@dialogic.com

mailto:sales.emea@dialogic.com

Technical Support:

mailto:GlobalSup[email protected]m

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Provisioning Guidelines 3.

3.1 Real-time Reports Provisioning

To display the real time reports in the Dashboard window, they should first be provisioned. To provision

the real-time reports follow the below steps:

1. Create a network group; see ControlSwitch Administration User's Manual, Creating a

Network Group.

2. Add the existing Data Collection Agent (DCA) and (Event Relay Server) ERS to the new

network group (see above). See ControlSwitch Advanced Elements and Services User's

Manual, Modifying ERS Parameters, and Modifying DCA Parameters (set the Network Group

parameter to the new network group).

3. Create a trunk group profile, and associate a selected trunk groups to it.

4. Provision the thresholds.

3.2 Running the Policy Test Tool

To run a policy test tool, Create a Policy Test Tool Profile.

Example: Viewing the results of routing test with DA services.

Incoming DA

Routing Results

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Outgoing DA

3.3 Test Calls Provisioning

To provision a test call, follow the below steps:

1. Create trunk groups (see ControlSwitch Elements and Resources User's Manual, Creating a

Trunk Group).

2. Create a location plan group (see ControlSwitch Business Services and Advanced Policies

User's Manual, Creating a Location Service Plan Group).

3. Create a location plan (see ControlSwitch Business Services and Advanced Policies User's

Manual, Creating a Location Service Plan), setting the plan type to Origination_Location.

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4. Create a location policy (see ControlSwitch Business Services and Advanced Policies User's

Manual, Creating a Location Service Policy).

5. Create a location rule (see ControlSwitch Business Services and Advanced Policies User's

Manual, Creating a Location Service Rule Node). Apply an ingress trunk group based on

Calling Party Number.

6. Create a treatment (see ControlSwitch Business Services and Advanced Policies User's

Manual, Creating a Service Location Treatment). Choose the Egress Properties, and select the

egress trunk group.

7. Create a routing plan (see ControlSwitch Policies and Routing User's Manual, Creating a

Routing Plan). No special routing provisioning required, since the routing is actually checked

by Test Calls.

8. Create a policy (see ControlSwitch Policies and Routing User's Manual, Creating a Policy).

9. Create a rule (see ControlSwitch Policies and Routing User's Manual, Create a Rule Node).

10. Create a treatment (see ControlSwitch Policies and Routing User's Manual, Creating a

Treatment Node).

11. Create a test call profile.

12. Run the test call.

3.4 Trace Provisioning

To provision a trace for diagnostics, follow the below steps:

1. Create a template.

2. Create criteria.

3. Create a trace request.

4. Configure the trace request (configure the criteria values)

5. Submit the trace request.

6. View the trace results. From this window select the Trace Messages Log, and View Trace

Graphic Flow, for more details.

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Performance 4.

In the Performance tab, the following sub-menus are provided:

 Standard Reports

 Real Time Reports

4.1 Standard Reports

→ To view the standard reports

1. Select Performance → Standard Reports.

2. Select one of the following options:

 Daily Reports

 Hourly Reports

 Refreshing Reports

 View License. Select View License, to display all the system licenses per Scope of Work

(SOW).

→ To filter the reports based on a selected time interval:

1. Double-click on a selected report.

2. The following window opens:

3. Click on the upper Date button to modify the From Date (the starting time of the filter).

4. Click on the lower Date button to modify the To Date (the terminating time of the filter).

5. Click on the Filter button to display the filtered reports

Note:

To view the list of all the system reports, sorted in alphabetical order, click on the Index tab. To use this functionality the

Crystal Clear license is needed.

4.2 Real Time Reports

The Real Time Reports sub-menu enables the user to provision the following items, needed for the real-

time reports, displayed in the Dashboard window.

 Trunk Group List Profiles

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 Configure Thresholds

To provision a real-time report, see Real-time Reports Provisioning.

Trunk Group List Profiles 4.2.1

In order to display real-time reports, related to trunk groups, a trunk group profile needs to be created,

and the required trunk groups should be associated to it.

This window allows the user to manage the trunk group profiles, needed for the real-time reports.

The following table details the Trunk Group List Profiles parameters

Term

Definition

The unique TG profile id

Name

The TG profile's unique name

Description

A short description of TG profile.

Display on Dashboard

Indicates whether the TG profile is displayed in the Dashboard window.

Table: Trunk Group List Profiles

To see the detailed TG profile information, double-click on the selected item. The following operational

actions are applied:

Creating a TG Profile

Modifying TG Profile Parameters

Deleting a TG Profile

Refreshing the TG Profile List

Filtering a TG Profile

Associating TG to TG Profile

4.2.1.1 Creating a TG Profile

→ To create a new TG Profile:

1. Select Performance → Real Time Reports →Trunk Group List Profiles.

2. Click on the Create button.

3. Enter the parameters, as depicted below.

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 Name. Enter the TG Profile name.

 Description. A short description on the TG profile.

 Display On Dashboard. Select Yes, to display a real-time report for this profile in the

Dashboard window.

4. Click OK to save the entered values.

4.2.1.2 Modifying TG Profile Parameters

→ To modify TG Profile parameters:

1. Select Performance → Real Time Reports →Trunk Group List Profiles.

2. Select the TG profile you want to modify.

3. Click on the Modify button.

4. Enter the parameters you want to modify, as depicted in the figure below.

 Name. The TG Profile name.

 Description. A short description on the TG profile.

 Display On Dashboard. Select Yes, to display a real-time report for this profile in the

Dashboard window.

5. Click OK to save the entered values.

4.2.1.3 Deleting a TG Profile

→ To delete an existing TG Profile:

1. Select Performance → Real Time Reports →Trunk Group List Profiles.

2. Select the TG Profile you want to delete.

3. Click on the Delete button.

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4. Click Yes in the Delete Confirmation window.

5. Click on the Refresh button to remove the deleted item from the list.

4.2.1.4 Refreshing the TG Profile List

→ To Refresh the TG Profile list:

1. Click on the Refresh button.

4.2.1.5 Filtering a TG Profile

→ To filter a TG Profile:

1. Select Performance → Real Time Reports →Trunk Group List Profiles.

2. Click on the Filter button.

3. Enter the criteria parameters for the filtering operation, as depicted below.

 ID. The unique id of the TG Profile.

 Name. The TG Profile name.

 Filter Items to Select. Filter according the selected trunk groups. To select a trunk group,

choose it and click on the Add button.

4. Click OK to save the entered values. The list of the filtered items shall be displayed in the

window.

4.2.1.6 Associating TG to TG Profile

→ To associate TG with a TG profile:

1. Select a trunk group profile.

2. The currently associated trunk groups are displayed at the lower part of the window.

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3. Click on the Configuration button (at the lower part of the screen). The following window

opens:

Note:

Each TG profile can contain up to 15 trunk groups.

4. Select a trunk group from Items to select column, and click on the Add button.

5. Click on the Add All button to associate all the trunk groups.

6. Press OK to confirm the operation.

→ To disassociate a trunk group from a profile:

1. From the Selected item column, select a trunk group and click on the Remove button.

2. Press on the Remove All button to remove all the elements.

3. Press OK to confirm the operation.

Configure Thresholds 4.2.2

This window allows the user to modify the threshold levels of the minimum/maximum active half calls,

and call attempts per second for trunk groups, CCE, and ICE elements.

This window allows the user to manage the thresholds, needed for the real-time reports.

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The following table details the Thresholds parameters

Term

Definition

The element's ID. The element can be TG profile, CCE, or ICE.

Name

The element's unique name. The element can be TG profile, CCE, or ICE.

Min Active Half Calls

Minimum number of active half calls.

Max Active Half Calls

Maximum number of half calls.

Min Half Call Attempts per Second

Minimum number of half calls attempts per second.

Min Half Call Attempts per Second

Maximum number of half calls attempts per second.

Table: Thresholds Profiles

Note:

Only the primary elements (CCE or ICE) are displayed. If a threshold is changed, the the secondary elements' threshold values

will be affected..

To see the detailed threshold information, double-click on the selected item. The following operational

actions are applied:

Modifying the Thresholds

Refreshing the Thresholds List

Filtering the Thresholds

4.2.2.1 Modifying the Thresholds

→ To modify the Thresholds:

1. Select Performance → Real Time Reports →Configure Thresholds.

2. Select the required category by clicking on TG/CCE/ICE.

3. Choose the element you want to modify its threshold, from the displayed list.

4. Click on the Modify button.

5. Enter the parameters you want to modify, as depicted in the figure below.

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 Entity ID. The element's (TG profiles/CCE/ICE) id.

 Name. The element's (TG profiles/CCE/ICE) name.

 Min Active Half Calls. The minimum number of active half calls.

 Max Active Half Calls. The maximum number of active half calls.

 Min Half Calls per Second. The minimum number of active half calls per second.

 Max Half Calls per Second. The maximum number of active half calls per second.

 Use Default Values. Select Yes, to revert the threshold values to default.

6. Click OK to save the entered values.

4.2.2.2 Refreshing the Thresholds List

→ To Refresh the Thresholds list:

1. Click on the Refresh button.

4.2.2.3 Filtering the Thresholds

→ To filter the Thresholds:

1. Select Performance → Real Time Reports → Configure Thresholds.

2. Click on the Filter button.

3. Enter the criteria parameters for the filtering operation, as depicted below.

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 ID. The unique id of the element (TG profile/CCE/ICE).

 Name. The element's name (TG profile/CCE/ICE).

 TG List Profile. Filter according to the selected trunk groups. Applicable only for TG

profiles.

4. Click OK to save the entered values. The list of the filtered items shall be displayed in the

window.

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Daily/Hourly Reports 5.

This chapter provides information on the following CS daily/hourly reports:

 AIN

 DSE

 IBCF ALG Statistics

 ICE

 INAP Service Nodes

 IP Sessions

 ISUP

 M3UA

 MTP

 Network Elements

 QoS

 SIP-ISUP

 Spans

 TCAP

 Transcoding Gateway

 Trunk Groups

5.1 AIN

These reports provide information about the Advanced Intelligent Network (AIN).

AIN Base Report

Field

Description

Possible Values

Reporting Date

The date that the report was created.

DD-MM-YYYY

ATSE Name

The TCAPSE element's name.

String

AIN Messages To SCP

The number of messages sent to Service Control Point

(SCP).

Natural number

AIN Messages From SCP

The number of messages sent from SCP.

Natural number

Average Messages Len To SCP

The average messages' length sent to SCP.

Natural number

Average Messages Len From SCP

The average messages' length sent from SCP.

Natural number

Table: AIN Base Report

AIN Performance Report

Field

Description

Possible Values

Reporting Date

The date that the report was created.

DD-MM-YYYY

ATSE Name

The TCAPSE element's name.

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