IManager PRS Client Operation and Maintenance

PRS Client Operation and Maintenance
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Product Version
Course Version ISSUE
OWO421040
PRS
V16
1.00
Developer/Modifier
Time
Approver
New/Update
2010.8
G/U team
new
Copyright 2010 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.
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PRS Client Operation &

Maintenance
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Contents
1. Routine Operations on PRS Client
2. Data Collection & Processing Flow in PRS
3. Configuring the Running Rules of PRS with Administration Tool
4. Functions Related to Performance Report
5. Managing Engineering Parameters
6. Managing Object Groups
7. Managing KPIs
8. Managing Customized Performance Reports
9. Generating a Performance Report File on Schedule
10. Monitoring the Performance of the Network
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Routine Operations on PRS Client

Logging in to and logging out PRS
Changing the Password of the Current User
Customizing the Client GUI Effect
Locking and unlocking the client
Broadcasting messages
Managing the PRS license
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Logging in to PRS
User name
& password
Click here to configure

server information
before you log in to
PRS
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Logging Out/Exit PRS
Log out
or exit
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Changing the Password
Change
password
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Customizing the Client GUI Effect and

Other Parameters
Setting
preferenc
e
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Customizing the Client GUI Effect and

Other Parameters (cont.)
Setting
preferenc
e
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Locking the PRS Client
Lock the
client
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Broadcasting Message
Broadcasting
message
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Contents
7. Managing KPIs
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Data Flow in PRS

1. Querying NE (BSC/RNC/Node B or others) sends raw stat. files to
M2000 after they prepared.
2. M2000 organizes raw stat. files.
3. PRS fetches raw stat. files on schedule.
4. PRS parses raw stat. files, saves data in database, and
aggregates data.
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The Operation Procedure of Collecting

Data
Step 1: Export data from M2000

Configuration data and performance data need to be exported

from M2000.
Step 2: Creating OSS in PRS and managing NEs

Configure M2000 information in PRS and then PRS can collect

data from M2000
Choose the network element for performance analysis
Step 3: Setting Collection Tasks

After setting collection task, PRS will get related data from
M2000 and put them into certain folders in PRS server.
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Step 1: Export Configuration Data from

M2000
The following is operation interface of exporting configuration

file in M2000. After that you want to export performance file
on M2000.
Click here to export

configuration data
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Step 1: Export Performance Data from

M2000
1. Log in to the M2000 server with user root.
2. Set the executable right of the M2000 performance

result file export tool.
# cd /opt/OMC/bin
# Chmod a+x ConfigTool_MRF.sh
3. Run the following command to run the M2000

performance result file export tool.
# . /opt/OMC/bin/ConfigTool_MRF.sh
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Step 2: Creating OSS in PRS and Managing

NEs
Input the parameters

of M2000 attributes
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Step 3: Setting Collection tasks
Task
Click here to create

a new task
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Step 3: Setting Collection tasks (cont.)
Input task name
Choose the task

type
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Input the start time

or choose run at
once
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Choose OSS
Choose data type
Choose NE
Input time
limitation if
necessary
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Contents
7. Managing KPIs
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Overview of PRS Administration Tool

PRS administration tool is used to set the following items:
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Logging in to the PRS Administration Tool

Two methods to log in to the PRS administration tool:

Log into the administration tool through the PRS client
Log into the PRS administration tool through the IE browser
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The Architecture of Counters in PRS
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3 Day Busy Hour
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Setting the Collection Rules of

Performance Data
Administration tool provides the functions to set the

rules for collecting the performance data which includes:
Setting the data collecting scope
Setting the original period of counters
Setting the time for storing performance data
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Checking the Integrality of the PRS Data

In case of some exceptions, the collecting integrity of the

performance data and configuration data will be affected.
Administration tool provides the functions to check the

integrity of the PRS data which includes:
Querying the integrity of the raw data
Querying the integrity of the aggregated data
Collecting data
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Setting Time Rules for Reports

Administration tool can be used to set time rules for

reports which includes:
Setting the start date of a week
Setting the special date
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Contents
7. Managing KPIs
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Functions Related to Performance

Reports
On the PRS client, you can set the preference options

related to performance reports. In addition, you can save
and print the queried performance report data in the
required format.
Setting preferences for performance reports
Saving a performance report
Printing a performance report
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Operation Interface
Set some parameters

for performance
report
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Contents
7. Managing KPIs
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Managing Engineering Parameters

The PRS supports the import of engineering parameters

of the GSM, CDMA, UMTS, and TD-SCDMA network
systems. PRS can provide the following functions:
Exporting an engineering parameter template
Importing engineering parameters
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Operation Interface
Export engineering
parameters template
Import engineering
parameters template
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Contents
7. Managing KPIs
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Overview
Object group is a set which includes several objects with the

same type. For example, if you need to focus on the
performance in one area, you can add the cells in the area into
one object group and analyze the performance of the object
group.
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Managing Object Groups

You can perform the following operations to manage

object group:
Creating an object group
Importing an object group
Modifying object group attributes
Exporting object groups
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Operation Interface for Adding an Object

Group
Add an object group
Existing object group
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Contents
7. Managing KPIs
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Types of KPI
Two types of KPI (key performance indicator) in PRS:

System KPI
System KPI is predefined by PRS.
Customized KPI
Customized KPI is defined based on system KPI or other

customized KPI.
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Customized Conditional KPI

Conditional KPI refer to a KPI whose formula contains

statistical functions such as sum, max, min, avg, and count.
Conditional KPIs support the following types of calculations:

Conditional calculation
The results of conditional calculations are Boolean values. The

following operators can be defined to return Boolean values: and
(&&), or (||), smaller than (<), smaller than or equal to (<=),
greater than (>), greater than or equal to (>=), equal to (=), and
not equal to (!=).
Aggregation calculation
The aggregation calculation is applicable to the aggregation of a

specified object type by object of the base dimension.
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Aggregation Calculation
The aggregation calculation is applicable to the

aggregation of a specified object type by object of the
base dimension.
The aggregation calculation supports the following types

of statistical functions:
sum (expression)
max (expression)
min (expression)
avg (expression)
count (expression for conditional calculation)
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An Example of Aggregation Calculation

If the specified object type is GBSC, and the object of the

base dimension is GCell, the formula of the conditional
KPI for calculating the proportion of worst cells is as
follows:
count([R3550N:Traffic Volume on Signaling Channels

(TCH)]>=0.6&&[ZTR304:Call Drop Ratio on TCH per
cell(including Handover)]>=3&&[K3041:TCH Congestion
Rate(Overflow)]>=5)/count(1=1)*{100}
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Managing KPIs
Adding custom KPI
Adding custom
conditional KPI
Importing KPI
View KPI
Setting the display
a KPI when it is zero

Filtering KPI
Setting the threshold of a

KPI
Setting correlations
between KPI and report
Exporting KPI
Searching for KPI reference
conditions of KPI
Setting the display modes of
relations
Querying KPI formula
Deleting all the KPIs of

users
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Operation Interface for KPI Management

KPI in
PRS
Operations for KPI
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Contents
7. Managing KPIs
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Overview
The PRS system provides some default performance

reports. User can also customize a performance report
based on the requirements. There are four types of
customized reports:
Simple report
Comparison report
Combined report
DB-based report
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Subreport
A simple report or comparison report can consist of

multiple subreports.
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The Styles of Subreport in a Simple

Report
Common report: This report type uses time and objects

as the row dimension and counters as the column
dimension to display the values of counters of different
objects at different time. You can set the dimensions as
required and set multiple counters as the dimensions.
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The Styles of Subreport in a Simple

Report (cont.)
Cross report styles:
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Managing Customized Report

Creating customized report
Importing customized report
Modifying properties of a customized report
Exporting customized report
Deleting customized report
Moving customized report
Assigning user right of performance report
Setting performance report catalogs
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Operation Interface for Report Management

Existing reports
Operations for report

management
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Contents
7. Managing KPIs
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Overview
The PRS supports scheduled performance report

generation and distribution.
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The Procedure of Setting Schedule Task
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Other Operations about Scheduled

Generating Performance Report File
Downloading Report Files of a Scheduled Report Task
Viewing a Scheduled Report File
Viewing/Modifying a Scheduled Report Task
Suspending/Activating a Scheduled Report Task
Manually Performing a Scheduled Report Task
Viewing the Logs of a Scheduled Report Task
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Setting a Sending Mailbox for Report

Files
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Setting a Destination for Distributing

Performance Report Files
Add user mailbox

which receives
reports
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Contents
7. Managing KPIs
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Overview
PRS provides the following functions to monitor the

performance of the network:
Generating a KPI Analysis Report
Viewing Performance Reports
Monitoring KPIs Through a Dashboard
Analyzing Network Performance Through KPI

Benchmarking
Analyzing Traffic Trends
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Generating a KPI Analysis Report
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Viewing Performance Reports

The basic procedure of viewing performance report:
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Other Operations about Viewing

Performance Report
Drilling Down Through a Performance Report
Filtering Contents of a Performance Report
Displaying a Performance Report Based on Conditions
Querying Correlations Between KPIs and Reports
Displaying the Performance Analysis Result in a Sequence

Diagram
Displaying Performance Analysis Result in a Comparison Chart
Viewing the Properties of a Performance Report
Setting an Excel Template Associated with a Performance

Report
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Drilling Down Through a Performance

Report
Drilling means you can perform further query on the report by

time dimension or object dimension. For example, to drill
down through the hourly report based on the daily report or to
drill down through the cell report based on the RNC report.
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Filtering Contents of a Performance

Report
You can filter performance report data by condition when

viewing report data. The report data that meets the filtering
conditions is displayed.
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Displaying a Performance Report Based

on Conditions
By setting the display conditions of a performance report. The

counter data that meets the conditions is highlighted in the
foreground color and background color.
The following is a example to show different performance

results with different colors.
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Querying Correlations Between KPIs and

Reports
If KPI and performance report is correlated (The correlation

between KPI and performance report can be set), this function
can be used to query all the reports that are correlated with
the KPI.
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Displaying the Performance Analysis

Result in a Sequence Diagram
This function can be used to display the KPI analysis result or

drilling result of a generated performance report in a sequence
diagram.
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Displaying Performance Analysis Result

in a Comparison Chart
The KPI analysis result or the result of drilling up/down

through a generated performance report is displayed in a
comparison chart.
Differen
t KPIs
Differen
t objects
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Monitoring KPIs Through a Dashboard

Dashboard can be used to monitor real time performance with

GUI.
The GUI interface of dashboard management:
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Performance Reports related with the

Dashboard
By setting the correlated performance report of a monitoring

task in dashboard, you can query the correlated performance
data in the report to locate faults when monitoring multiple
KPIs.
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Analyzing Network Performance Through

KPI Benchmarking
Benchmarking is a method of analyzing the benchmark data.
The following are some KPI benchmarking application

scenarios:
Network swapping
Network deployment
Routine network maintenance
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Benchmarking Application for Network

Swapping
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Benchmarking Application for Network

Deployment
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Benchmarking Application for Routine

Network Maintenance
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The Benchmark Types

There are two types of benchmarks:

Fixed benchmark
The benchmark value is fixed. It can be applied to network

swapping and network deployment.
Floating benchmark
The benchmark value is floating. It can be applied to routine

monitoring of the network.
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The Procedure of Benchmarking

Operation
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The Result of Viewing Benchmark Report

benchmark
benchmark delta
Example 1: Fixed benchmark
Example 2: Floating benchmark
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Analyzing Traffic Trends

The PRS system supports the prediction of the future traffic

trend of the GSM, CDMA, UMTS, or TD-SCDMA network.
Two traffic trend analysis types:

Three months
One year
Application scenarios of the traffic trend analysis

Cell-level traffic trend
NE-level traffic trend
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Traffic Trend Analysis interface
Predicted value
Predicted
upper limit
Predicted
lower limit
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PRS Client Operation &

Copyright 2010 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.

PRS Client Operation and Maintenance

Copyright 2010 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.

Routine Operations on PRS Client

Logging in to and logging out PRS

Changing the Password of the Current User

Customizing the Client GUI Effect

Locking and unlocking the client

Managing the PRS license

Copyright 2010 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.

PRS Client Operation and Maintenance

Click here to configure

Copyright 2010 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.

Logging Out/Exit PRS

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PRS Client Operation and Maintenance

Changing the Password

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Customizing the Client GUI Effect and

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PRS Client Operation and Maintenance

Customizing the Client GUI Effect and

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Locking the PRS Client

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PRS Client Operation and Maintenance

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Copyright 2010 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.

PRS Client Operation and Maintenance

Data Flow in PRS

Copyright 2010 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.

The Operation Procedure of Collecting

Step 1: Export data from M2000

Configuration data and performance data need to be exported

Step 2: Creating OSS in PRS and managing NEs

Configure M2000 information in PRS and then PRS can collect

Choose the network element for performance analysis

Step 3: Setting Collection Tasks

Copyright 2010 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.

PRS Client Operation and Maintenance

Step 1: Export Configuration Data from

The following is operation interface of exporting configuration

Click here to export

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Step 1: Export Performance Data from

1. Log in to the M2000 server with user root.

2. Set the executable right of the M2000 performance

# Chmod a+x ConfigTool_MRF.sh

3. Run the following command to run the M2000

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PRS Client Operation and Maintenance

Step 2: Creating OSS in PRS and Managing

Input the parameters

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Step 3: Setting Collection tasks

Click here to create

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PRS Client Operation and Maintenance

Step 3: Setting Collection tasks (cont.)