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1 INDEX A ADD operation 4-3 alarms, definitions 3-1 API event 1-3 inventory 1-3, 2-1 provisioning 1-4 API operations 3-3 MWTM inventory 2-16 MWTM provision 4-7 application programming interface. See API Attribute Group Device Capabilities E-22 IP Address Info E-23 Protection E-23 QosEntry E-23 attributes clog 7-1 configuration 4-2 monitor 4-2, E-1 network element 2-10 notification 7-2, 7-4 provision F-1 attribute types (table) E-1 audience iii-xxxiii automatic sync, configuration 4-2 B block diagram MWTM and NBAPI (figure) 1-2 MWTM provision (figure) 4-1 Broadband Wireless Gateway 2-4 BWG 2-4 C CLI (command line interface) 8-1 CLI tools mwtm dbtool 8-1 mwtm eventtool 8-2 mwtm inventorytool 8-5 mwtm provisiontool 8-8 clog attributes (table) 7-1 codes, status B-1 command line interface. See CLI commands command syntax 6-5 creating user-defined 6-5 defining conditions 6-8 example 6-6 understanding 6-5 Common.xsd A-15 configuration attributes 4-2 automatic sync 4-2 manual sync 4-3 configuration information 2-14 configured NE tree 2-13 Content Services Gateway 2. See CSG2 conventions document iii-xxxiv credentials, specifying for devices 4-2 CSG2 2-4 provision attributes F-1 IN-1
2 D DELETE operation 4-6 device credentials, specifying 4-2 document conventions iii-xxxiv documentation obtaining iii-xxxviii related iii-xxxv E error codes B-1 error messages undefined vairable 6-4 event API 1-3 API operations acknowledge events 3-5 append notes to events 3-6 change event severity 3-5 clear events 3-4 delete events 3-5 filter events 3-4 notes, get 3-6 set note for events 3-6 definitions 3-1 retrieving 3-3 Event.xsd A-18 EventAPI.wsdl A-10 eventfilter.xml, example code I-7 eventtraptarget.xml, example code I-7 example application procedure for java and xml I-8 attributes for ITP link monitor information 2-16 attributes for ITP node configuration 2-14 attributes for ITP node monitor information 2-15 FQDN 2-8 northbound trap G-1 XML representation of ITP link 2-11, 2-14 XML representation of ITP node 2-10 example code eventfilter.xml I-7 eventtraptarget.xml I-7 MWTMEventAPIService.java I-2 Extensible Markup Language. See XML F FQDN example 2-8 fully qualified distinquished name 2-2 fully qualified distinquished name. See FQDN G Gateway GPRS Support Node 2-5 GGSN 2-5 provisioning attributes F-66 graphical user interface. See GUI GUI, about 1-1 guidelines for obtaining, documentation iii-xxxviii obtaining, security iii-xxxviii obtaining, support iii-xxxviii H HA 2-5 provision attributes F-488 Home Agent. See HA HTTP, using 1-2 Hypertext Transfer Protocol. See HTTP I information IN-2
3 configuration 2-14 monitor 2-15 type network element 2-12 integrate MWTM NBAPI I-1 third-party applications 5-1 inventory 2-4, 2-5 API 1-3, 2-1 error codes B-1 API operations append notes 2-20 get child network elements 2-18 get descendant network elements 2-19 get network elements 2-16 get notes for inventory objects 2-20 get one network element 2-18 get root network elements 2-17 set notes 2-20 tree 2-1 Inventory.xsd A-16 InventoryAPI.wsdl A-1 IP Transfer Point.See ITP ITP IP Transfer Point 1-1 node 2-2 J Java Web API for XML Web Services. See JAX-WS JAX-WS 1-2 L log, provision request 4-6 M manual sync configuration 4-3 message examples SOAP Fault H-2 SOAP Request H-1 SOAP Response H-1 MIB CISCO-EPM-NOTIFICATION-MIB D-1 traps G-1 CISCO-SYSLOG-MIB C-1 MIB capability column 6-6 MODIFY operation 4-5 monitor attributes 4-2 information 2-15 MWTM NBAPI diagram 1-2 overview 1-1 provision API 4-1 MWTM.xsd A-15 mwtm dbtool 8-1 MWTMEventAPIService.java example code I-2 mwtm eventtool 8-2 mwtm inventorytool 8-5 MWTM NBAPI integrate I-1 overview 1-2 mwtm provisiontool 8-8 N NE. See Network Element Network Element AS E-3 ASP E-4 ASPA E-4 attributes 2-10 Card E-5 Folder E-6 Group E-6 IN-3
4 information type 2-12 Interface, subtype UMTS E-9 Link E-11 Linkset E-12 Node, subtype CSR E-16 Node, subtype ITP E-12 Node, subtype ONS E-14 Node, subtype RAN_SVC E-15 PWE3 Backhaul E-7 PWE3 Virtual Circuit E-7 RBH E-20 SGMP E-20 SP E-22 type Interface, subtype GSM E-8 type="apn" (table) E-3 network element. See NE Network Element and FQDN 2-1 Network Element Type "APN" (table) F-66, F-67, F-68, F-69, F-70, F-529, F-530, F-531, F-532, F-533, F-601, F-602, F-603, F-604, F-605, F-656, F-657, F-658, F-659, F-662, F-664 "AS" (table) F-116 "ASP" (table) F-120, F-122, F-123 "ATMConnect" (table) F-189, F-190 "CEMClass" (table) F-194 "CEMGroup" (table) F-196, F-197 "CSG2_Billing" (table) F-2, F-3, F-5 "CSG2_Content" (table) F-6, F-9, F-10 "CSG2_Map" (table) F-16 "CSG2_Policy" (table) F-18 "CSG2_Service" (table) F-20, F-22 "Interface" (table) F-40, F-44, F-50, F-51,?? to F-132,?? to F-134, F-632, F-635, F-710, F-714, F-752 "Interface" SubType "GigabitEthernet" (table) F-93, F-574 "L2Vlan" (table) F-775 "Loopback" (table) F-94, F-577 "Tunnel" (table) F-49, F-99, F-584, F-585, F-639, F-719, F-771 "VLAN" (table) F-771 "Interface" Subtype "ATM" (table) F-124, F-204, F-226, F-228, F-543, F-608, F-674 "ATMSubInf" (table) F-238 "BITS" (table) F-244 "CEM" (table) F-246 "E1" (table) F-126, F-246 "FastEthernet" (table) F-129, F-249 "GibabitEthernet" (table) F-130 "GigabitEthernet" (table) F-262, F-267 "IMA" (table) F-283, F-284, F-285, F-286, F-287, F-293 "Loopback" (table) F-303 "Serial" (table) F-221, F-308, F-317, F-760 "SONET" (table) F-324 "T1" (table) F-135, F-327, F-333 "Tunnel" (table) F-357 "VirtualCEM" (table) F-337, F-351, F-362, F-765 "Link" (table) F-141 "Linkset" (table) F-151 "LocalPeer" (table) F-157 "Node" (table) F-140, F-363, F-375 "Profile" (table) F-171 "PVC" (table) F-170, F-413, F-414, F-415, F-417 "PVP" (table) F-435 "PWClass" (table) F-441 "RecoveredClock" (table) F-463, F-465 "RTM" (table) F-444, F-594, F-648, F-731, F-732 "SAMI" (table) F-180 "SonetAU4" (table) F-466 "SonetAU4Tug" (table) F-466 "SonetCEMGroup" (table) F-467 "SonetSTS" (table) F-472 "SonetTug" (table) F-475 "SonetVTG" (table) F-476 "SUA" (table) F-185 "TDMConnect" (table) F-478 "TDMGroup" (table) F-478 IN-4
5 "VirtualCEMGroup" (table) F-480, F-483, F-488, F-489, F-497, F-498, F-503, F-506, F-513, F-515, F-518, F-521, F-523, F-528, F-598, F-652, F-736, F-738, F-793, F-795 "VRF" (table) F-113, F-588, F-641, F-724, F-775 new event northbound trap example G-1 node ITP 2-2 Northbound OSS integration SOAP-based API 1-2 northbound trap examples Acknowledged Event G-5 Clear Event G-7 Deleted Event G-9 New Event G-1 Updated Event Count G-3 notification attributes (table) 7-2, 7-4 O objectives iii-xxxiii object type and object identifier (table) 2-9 object types supported 5-10 obtaining documentation iii-xxxviii security iii-xxxviii support iii-xxxviii ONS optical networking system 2-4 tree structure 2-4 operation ADD 4-3 DELETE 4-6 MODIFY 4-5 operations support system. See OSS optical networking system. See ONS optimization radio access network 2-3 organization iii-xxxiv OSS 1-3 operations support system 1-1 to 1-4, 2-1, 3-1, 4-1 overview MWTM NBAPI 1-2 P Process Provision Request 4-7 properties, viewing 3-2 provision ADD operation 4-3 attributes F-1 CSG2 F-1 GGSN F-66 HA F-488 DELETE operation 4-6 MODIFY operation 4-5 operations 4-3 request 4-3 request logging 4-6 Provision.xsd A-19 ProvisionAPI.wsdl WSDL definitions A-14 provision API operations Process Provision Request 4-7 R radio access network optimization 2-3 radio access network-optimization. See RAN-O RAN-O radio access network-optimization 1-1, 2-3 tree structure 2-3 RDN Relative Distinguished Name 2-8 regular expression (REGEX) IN-5
6 cautions 6-3 understanding 6-3 Relative Distinguished Name. See RDN Remote Procedure Call. See RPC request provision 4-3 request logging provision 4-6 retrieve config attributes from device setting up MWTM 4-2 RPC Remote Procedure Call 1-2, 2-1, 3-1, 4-1 running config, getting from device 4-2 S security obtaining iii-xxxviii send asynchronous events to Northbound OSS setting up MWTM 3-2 setting up MWTM send asynchronous events to Northbound OSS 3-2 Simple Network Management Protocol. See SNMP Simple Object Access Protocol. See SOAP SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol 1-2 SOAP message examples Fault H-2 Request H-1 Response H-1 Simple Object Access Protocol 1-2, 2-1, 3-1, 4-1 SOAP-based API for Northbound OSS integration 1-2 status codes (table) B-1 Sun Developer Network website I-1 support obtaining iii-xxxviii supported object types 5-10 T third-party applications, integration with MWTM 5-1 three categories of functions event 1-3 inventory 1-3 provisioning 1-3 tool wsimport I-1 tools CLI tree configured NE 2-13 inventory 2-1 structure ONS 2-4 RAN-O 2-3 troubleshooting 6-1 types attribute E-1 V variable file 6-2 variables, defining in troubleshooting commands 6-1 W Web Service Definition Language. See WSDL website Sun Developer Network I-1 WSDL definitions EventAPI.wsdl A-10 InventoryAPI.wsdl A-1 ProvisionAPI.wsdl A-14 IN-6
7 Web Service Definition Language 1-2, 4-2 wsimport tool I-1 X XML Extensible Markup Language 4-3 XML Schema Definition. See XSD XSD definitions Common.xsd A-15 Event.xsd A-18 Inventory.xsd A-16 MWTM.xsd A-15 Provision.xsd A-19 XML Schema Definition A-1 IN-7
8 IN-8
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