SJ-20160922115041-001-NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 (V12.16.40) Energy Element Management System Product Description

NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32
Energy Element Management System

Product Description
Version: V12.16.40
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Contents
About This Manual ......................................................................................... I
Chapter 1 Product Positioning and Features .......................................... 1-1
1.1 Product Positioning ............................................................................................ 1-1
1.2 Product Features................................................................................................ 1-2
Chapter 2 System Architecture ................................................................. 2-1

2.1 Hardware Components ....................................................................................... 2-1
2.2 Software Components ........................................................................................ 2-2
Chapter 3 System Functions ..................................................................... 3-1

3.1 Site Management ............................................................................................... 3-1
3.2 Alarm Management ............................................................................................ 3-2
3.3 Energy Efficiency Management ........................................................................... 3-3
3.4 Maintenance Management.................................................................................. 3-4
3.5 Operation Management ...................................................................................... 3-5
3.6 Data Backup ...................................................................................................... 3-6
3.7 Batch Configuration ............................................................................................ 3-7
3.8 System Security ................................................................................................. 3-7
3.9 Log Management ............................................................................................... 3-9
3.10 Site Security................................................................................................... 3-10
3.11 License Management...................................................................................... 3-10
Chapter 4 Networking Modes and Applications ...................................... 4-1

4.1 Deployment Mode .............................................................................................. 4-1
4.2 Networking Modes.............................................................................................. 4-2
4.2.1 In-Band Networking Mode......................................................................... 4-2
4.2.2 TCP/IP Networking Mode.......................................................................... 4-3
4.2.3 Wireless Networking Mode ....................................................................... 4-4
4.2.4 Hybrid Networking Mode........................................................................... 4-5
4.3 Networking Requirements................................................................................... 4-6
Chapter 5 Technical Specifications .......................................................... 5-1

5.1 Performance Specifications................................................................................. 5-1
5.2 Computer Ports Occupied by the System............................................................. 5-1
Chapter 6 Environmental Requirements .................................................. 6-1

6.1 Power Supply Specifications ............................................................................... 6-1

6.2 Environment Specifications ................................................................................. 6-1
Chapter 7 Compliant Standards................................................................ 7-1

Figures............................................................................................................. I
Tables ............................................................................................................ III
Glossary .........................................................................................................V
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About This Manual
Purpose
This manual describes the network positioning, functions, features, networking
applications, and system structure of the NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32. In addition, this
manual provides the technical specifications and environmental requirements of the
NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32. It familiarizes users with the functions and features of the
NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32.
Intended Audience
This manual is intended for:
l Planning engineers
l Network management engineers
l Maintenance engineers
What Is in This Manual

This manual contains the following chapters.
Chapter 1, Product Positioning and Describes the system architecture, positioning, features, and
Features manageable Network Elements (NEs) of the NetNumen U31
(ICT) R32.
Chapter 2, System Architecture Describes hardware and software architecture of the

NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32.
Chapter 3, System Functions Describes the functions of the NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32.
Chapter 4, Networking Modes and Describes the deployment scenarios, networking modes, and
Applications networking priority requirements of the NetNumen U31 (ICT)
R32.
Chapter 5, Technical Specifications Describes the performance specifications of and computer

ports occupied by the NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32.
Chapter 6, Environmental Describes the power supply and environmental requirements

Requirements of the NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32.
Chapter 7, Compliant Standards Describes the standards and protocols that the NetNumen U31
(ICT) R32 complies with.
Conventions
This manual uses the following conventions.

Caution: indicates a potentially hazardous situation. Failure to
comply can result in moderate injury, equipment damage, or
interruption of minor services.
Note: provides additional information about a topic.
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Chapter 1
Product Positioning and
Features
Table of Contents
Product Positioning ....................................................................................................1-1
Product Features........................................................................................................1-2
1.1 Product Positioning

As one of the energy network element management products of NetNumenTM, the
NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 is located on the Element Management Layer (EML) of a
Telecom Management Network (TMN). It serves as an Element Management System
(EMS) used for end-to-end, centralized maintenance and management of ZTE energy
devices.
Figure 1-1 shows the position of the NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 in the network.
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NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 Product Description
Figure 1-1 Product Positioning
The NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 supports SNMP northbound interfaces. Southbound
communication supports wired TCP/IP network architecture, wireless GPRS network
architecture, and transparent transmission network architecture using the soft base
station technology.
1.2 Product Features

Based on a Unified EMS Development Platform
Based on ZTE's unified ICT platform, the NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 is developed by
sharing the research results of common functions, maintaining consistency with the
management style of ZTE's products, and effectively saving the costs that the customers
pay to learn and use the EMS system.
B/S Architecture
To facilitate customers to access and obtain information, the NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32
supports PCs, tablets, and handsets in a B/S architecture.
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Supporting Large-Scale Network Architecture

The NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 supports a large-scale network architecture. It can manage
a maximum number of 10,000 NEs.
Supporting the GIS

The NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 supports the Geographical Information System (GIS).
The positions of sites are displayed through coordinates. If a site raises an alarm, the
topological icon of this site is rendered in the color of the highest alarm level with the total
number of all alarms and the total number of each alarm level. If you click the link, you
can view the detailed information of this site.
Real-Time Site Information Display

The NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 can display KPI data, parameters, alarms, input relays, and
power supply diagrams in a real-time manner. Maintenance personnel can understand
operation status in a timely manner.
Energy Efficiency Management

The NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 provides energy efficiency management functions,
including network energy supply statistics, power usage statistics, fuel statistics, energy
efficiency, and fuel efficiency. It can display data in a pie chart, bar chart, line chart, and
tabular form to facilitate users in optimizing plans and lowering their TCOs.
Operation Management
The NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 can evaluate the mains quality, device failure, site
environment and network health, provide data for and optimize network resources and
energy-saving reconstruction, and offer the financial analysis function for checking and
analyzing operation situations and improving the operation level of users.
Maintenance Management
The NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 supports the assessment of battery status for preventive
maintenance, and provides maintenance guarantee by viewing maintenance plans and
maintenance records.
Redundancy Backup Capability

The NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 provides the remote database backup function to ensure
system security.
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Chapter 2
System Architecture
Table of Contents
Hardware Components...............................................................................................2-1
Software Components ................................................................................................2-2
2.1 Hardware Components

The NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 uses a B/S architecture. A NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32
system consists of a server and multiple web clients (see Figure 2-1).
Figure 2-1 NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 Hardware Components
The NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 hardware components include the server, web clients,
alarm boxes power devices, and optional devices such as the printer, speaker, and backup
device.
l Server
The server is the core of the NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32. It exchanges information
with NEs through links. After performing some functions, it sends the results to web
clients.
Servers can be classified into an application server and a database server by function.
The application server and database server are usually co-located. The application
server can be independently set up for load sharing.
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Depending on the actual situation, the NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 can be equipped
with one server or two servers (active/standby) to constitute a High Availability (HA)
system.
l Web client
A web client can be a PC or handset.
l Power device
The power device types must be supported by the energy EMS.
l Optional devices
An optional device can be a printer or speaker.
2.2 Software Components

The NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 software components include a server and a database.
The server can be accessed through web clients (see Figure 2-2).
Figure 2-2 NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 Software Components
l Server
By default, the server is installed on a computer running the Windows operating
system.
l Web client
The NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 supports multiple web clients through which users can
maintain and manage NEs.
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Chapter 2 System Architecture
In accordance with the connected servers and physical locations of managed NEs,
web clients can be classified into two groups:
à Local web client: The web client and the server are deployed in the same LAN.
à Remote web client: The web client and the server are not deployed in the same
LAN.
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Chapter 3
System Functions
Table of Contents
Site Management .......................................................................................................3-1
Alarm Management ....................................................................................................3-2
Energy Efficiency Management ..................................................................................3-3
Maintenance Management .........................................................................................3-4
Operation Management..............................................................................................3-5
Data Backup ..............................................................................................................3-6
Batch Configuration....................................................................................................3-7
System Security .........................................................................................................3-7
Log Management .......................................................................................................3-9
Site Security .............................................................................................................3-10
License Management ...............................................................................................3-10
3.1 Site Management

Site management provides the real-time inspection, site resource query, and site
configuration management functions.
l Site topology
à Displays resource information in tabular form of the sites on the whole network,
and provides quick search and query for site configuration information.
à Provides the online configuration function for NEs of each level, supports adding,
deleting, and modifying NEs. Modifying NE configuration does not affect system
operation. New NEs can take effect immediately and be managed on the existing
network.
l GIS map
à The NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 supports GIS map data, and enables the
integration of the site location information and GIS information, helping query
and manage all sites quickly and efficiently.
à Provides the online configuration function for NEs of each level, supports adding,
deleting, and modifying NEs. Modifying NE configuration does not affect system
operation. New NEs can take effect immediately and be managed on the existing
network.
l Site display
à Provides the remote monitoring function, including remote measurement, remote
signaling, remote control, and remote adjustment.
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t Remote measurement: remotely measures, checks, and simulates on-site

data by using the sensor technology.
t Remote signaling: remotely measures and checks on-site measurement
points or alarm data by using the sensor technology.
t Remote control: remotely controls the operational status of devices through
the unified operation interface.
t Remote adjustment: remotely maintains and manages the operation
parameters of sites through the integrated operation interface, and supports
checking, modifying, and setting parameters.
à Provides modular and unified displaying interfaces for displaying the integrated
and classified device information, provides complete information in tabular form
and graphically displays dynamic site information.
l Group management
In the resource list and physical topology, users can create groups in accordance with
their types or locations for easy management.
l Energy NE management
In the resource list and physical topology, users can manage energy NEs (including
creation, modification, deletion, and alarm query).
3.2 Alarm Management

The alarm management module monitors the operational status of the current device in
real time. It provides the following functions:
l Alarm collection and storage
This function collects NE alarms and stores them in the database.
l Alarm acknowledgement and unacknowledgement
This function helps users to handle the alarms that are solved, not solved, or to be
solved. Based on such information, users can understand the operational status of
the system and the latest alarms.
l Real-time alarm monitoring
This function displays the alarms of the current NE in tabular form.
l Alarm clearing
Alarms can be cleared through the NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 system.
l Alarm synchronization
Alarm synchronization ensures data consistency between the NetNumen U31 (ICT)
R32 system and the alarm source.
The system provides an automatic synchronization mechanism. When one of the
following cases occurs, the system will perform automatic synchronization:
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Chapter 3 System Functions
à The connection between the client and the server is restored.

à The connection between the server and the network device is restored.
à The server is restarted.
l Alarm data output
All alarm information can be exported to files in TXT, EXCEL, PDF, HTML, and CSV
formats.
l Alarm rule management
You can configure alarm rules to meet user expectations. For example, an alarm
merging rule can be configured to compress multiple alarms of the same source
caused by the same problem, so that the system displays only one alarm.
l Alarm statistics query
The system can query historical alarms, current alarms and notifications, and collect
statistics on the number of alarms.
Users can interactively create statistics query reports in EXCEL, PDF, HTML, and
CSV formats.
3.3 Energy Efficiency Management

The system can evaluate site energy supply, usage, and operation efficiency of energy
devices in a comprehensive manner. The system can provide quantitative data for site
energy management, and provide technical support for site energy analysis, improvement,
and trace.
The system provides the following energy efficiency management functions:
l Power supply statistics
The system collects statistics on the power supply amount, power supply duration,
and power supply proportions of wind generators, diesel generators, solar power
generators, and mains supply.
l Power consumption statistics
The system collects statistics on the energy consumption (kWh) of the main equipment
and various temperature controlling devices of a site for analyzing and evaluating their
energy consumption.
l Fuel statistics
The system collects statistics on the refueling volume, oil consumption, and remaining
oil volume of each type of diesel generator for analyzing and evaluating the oil
consumption of devices.
l Energy efficiency
The system collects statistics on the total energy consumption and communication
device energy consumption of each site on the whole network for analyzing and
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evaluating the energy efficiency (communication device energy consumption/total

energy consumption × 100%).
l Fuel efficiency
The system collects statistics in chart form on the power generation amount and
oil consumption amount of the sites in the specified area within the specified time
period for analyzing and evaluating the fuel efficiency (power generation amount/oil
consumption amount × 100%) of diesel generators.
3.4 Maintenance Management

The NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 provides the following maintenance management functions
for energy devices.
l Preventive maintenance
Preventive maintenance of batteries includes the following aspects:
à Battery health evaluation
To evaluate the health of a battery, the system traces each battery discharging
and charging process, and checks whether there is any discharging voltage
error, current error, charging error, inter-group unbalance, battery detection error,
battery circuit disconnection, and deep discharging error.
The health of a battery is a prerequisite for evaluating the life of a battery.
à Battery lifespan evaluation
Based on the theoretical battery lifespan model, the system evaluates and
calculates the battery lifespan for each site by tracing battery discharging and
charging.
l Maintenance Guarantee
The system traces the accumulated operation status of diesel generators on the whole
network and provides suggestions for maintaining diesel generators in accordance
with the maintenance rules.
In accordance with their operation periods, diesel generators must be maintained by
level. For a description of the maintenance levels, refer to Table 3-1.
Table 3-1 Maintenance Levels for Generators
Maintenance Level Maintenance Maintenance Item

Cycle (in Hours)
Daily 350 à Replace the engine oil and the engine oil filter.
Maintenance—I
à Replace the diesel oil filter.
à Check the status of the diesel generator (includ-

ing the coolant level, electrical cable connec-
tions, batteries, and belt abrasion).
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Maintenance Level Maintenance Maintenance Item

Cycle (in Hours)
Daily 1000 à Perform all maintenance tasks in Daily Mainte-

Maintenance—II nance—I.
à Replace the air filter.
à Replace the filter of the oil and water separator.
à Replace the coolant.
Daily Maintenance- 2000 à Perform all maintenance tasks in Daily Mainte-

III nance—II.
à Replace the belt.
Medium 6000 à Perform all maintenance tasks in Daily Mainte-

Maintenance nance—III.
à Depending on the operation status of the diesel

generator, replace components accordingly.
Overhaul 10000 à Perform all maintenance tasks in Medium Main-

Maintenance tenance.
à Depending on the operation status of the diesel

generator, dismantle the diesel generator and
replace components accordingly.
Note:
When the remaining time for maintaining a diesel generator reaches the predefined
threshold (default value: 30 days), the system generates an alert.
Diesel generator maintenance includes diesel generator maintenance plans and

diesel generator maintenance records.
à Depending on the remaining time for the next daily maintenance, the system
automatically reminds of a maintenance plan in the calendar, based on which
maintenance personnel can maintain a diesel generator.
à After a diesel generator is maintained, you need to update the maintenance
information in the system. The system monitors and evaluates the next
maintenance plan in accordance with the updated maintenance information.
3.5 Operation Management

The NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 provides the following operation management functions for
energy devices:
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l Mains quality evaluation

The system evaluates the mains quality by measuring the power outage duration and
the number of times that power outage occurs.
In accordance with the distribution map of the power outage duration and the number
of times that power outage occurs of a site, the system calculates the average power
outage duration and the maximum power outage duration. The sites can be ranked. It
is necessary to focus on the areas with poor mains quality and implement preventive
maintenance.
l Device fault evaluation
The system performs statistics on the fault types of the network-wide diesel
generators, including the battery fault, switching-mode power supply fault, site
environment fault, and other faults.
The system ranks areas in accordance with the frequently-occurring faults, which is
helpful for fault cause analysis and fault prevention.
l Site environment evaluation
The system measures the ambient temperature, analyzes the improper distribution of
high-temperature sites and low-temperature sites, evaluates the environmental health
of sites, and optimizes the improper environment.
l Network health evaluation
The system performs statistics on the distribution of the communication interruption
duration, the number of communication failures, Load 1 Low Voltage Disconnect
(LLVD1) duration, and the number of times that LLVD1 occurs. The system also
ranks Top 10 areas by the number of communication failures and the number of
times that LLVD1 occurs. You can determine the network health status of each area,
and focus on the areas with poor network health.
l Network resource statistics
The system performs statistics on power supply usage and battery usage to obtain
the network resource distribution of areas.
l Evaluation of energy-saving reconstruction
The system performs statistics on the fuel efficiency of network-wide diesel generators
to obtain the network-wide Energy Efficiency (EE) value. The system analyzes the
ratio of EE to fuel efficiency of the best site and that of the worst site in each area,
reflecting the energy-saving situations of each area.
l Financial analysis
The system performs statistics on the financial revenues and expenditure of each
area, and analyzes the financial situation of each area.
3.6 Data Backup

The NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 provides the data backup and file backup functions.
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l The data backup function protects historical system data, and backs up system
operation data, configuration information, logs, and alarm records.
l The file backup function backs up the version files, configuration files, and files
generated during system operation of the server.
3.7 Batch Configuration

The NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 provides the batch configuration function:
l Importing site data in batches
The configurations of sites that are entered in accordance with the template can be
imported on the system in batches, improving the working efficiency of maintenance
personnel.
l Configuring NE data in batches
The system supports batch parameter configuration for the devices of the same type.
3.8 System Security

The system provides role, role set, department, and user management. Only legal users
can gain access to network resources.
l Role
A role is assigned with the permissions that can be managed by the users belong
to this role. The NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 defines operation permissions and
management resources for roles.
Operation permissions specify the operations that can be performed for managing
functional modules of the system, and management resources refer to the subnets
and NEs that can be operated.
l Role set
A role set includes multiple roles. The permissions of a role set are the permissions
assigned to all roles in this role set.
l Department
A department simulates a real-life department for organizing and managing users.

l User
Users can log in to and maintain the NetNumen U31 system. When configuring a new
user, the administrator must assign it to a role, role set, and department.
Figure 3-1 shows the security management relationship model of the system.
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Figure 3-1 Security Management Relationship Model of the System
The security management module provides the following functions:

l Security event
It records security event logs (such as authentication failure, user being locked, and
user being disabled) to help the administrator understand the usage of a user account.
l Security alarm
When a user account is locked, it reminds the administrator through an alarm.
l Login time
It allows configuring the login time of a user, so that the user can log in to the system
only within the specified time period.
l User account management

The system administrator can query and set the password length, policies, locking
rules, and expiration period through the security management module. For example,
if a user enters the password incorrectly for three consecutive times, the user will be
locked, preventing illegal users from logging in to the system.
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A super administrator can forcibly delete a user to avoid illegal operations and ensure
system security.
l Configuring the IP address of the super administrator
After the IP address is configured, the super administrator can log in to the system
only through this IP address.
l Modifying the passwords of all users
The super administrator can modify the passwords of all users.
l Querying, locking, and unlocking users
The super administrator can determine whether a user is locked or unlocked and set
the unlock time. The system automatically unlocks a user after the unlock time expires.
l Locking a terminal
If a terminal does not perform any operation within the specified time period, it will be
locked to prevent illegal operations. The user must log in to the system again.
3.9 Log Management

Logs can be classified into the following types.
l Operation log
The server records user operation information, including the user name, level,
operations, command functions, operated objects, object groups, object address,
operation start time, operation end time, operation results, failure causes, host
address, access mode, associated logs, and detailed information.
l System log
The server records task information, including log sources, levels, and operation start
time.
l Security logs
The server records the user login information, including the user name, host address,
log name, operation time, access mode, and detailed information.
The system provides the following log management functions:
l Login query
You can configure filtering conditions to query logs, save results, and print results.
l Log backup
The system can back up logs that have been stored for the specified number of days
or reach the specified storage capacity in files.
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3.10 Site Security

The system provides the site video viewing function. When alarms are raised on sites, the
system captures and integrates video information in key areas (such as entrances, exits,
and important devices). You can view the alarm videos on the system.
3.11 License Management

The system provides the license management function for authorization management in
accordance with the usage periods and the number of connected terminals.
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Chapter 4
Networking Modes and
Applications
Table of Contents
Deployment Mode ......................................................................................................4-1
Networking Modes......................................................................................................4-2
Networking Requirements ..........................................................................................4-6
4.1 Deployment Mode

The NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 system uses the standalone deployment mode. In this
mode, there is only one NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 server on which all processes are
running. Multiple web clients can log in to the server and perform operations.
The NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 system supports the Windows platform, and uses the
networking solution of multiple web clients and a single server. Figure 4-1 shows the
networking solution, where web clients are connected to the server through a LAN or
WAN.
Figure 4-1 Standalone System Deployment Mode
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4.2 Networking Modes

The NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 uses the B/S architecture. Web clients are connected to the
server through a LAN or WAN. The NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 server communicates with
NEs through in-band networking mode, TCP/IP networking mode, or wireless networking
mode.
Four networking modes can be applied to the NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32: in-band
networking mode, TCP/IP networking mode, wireless networking mode, and hybrid
networking mode.
4.2.1 In-Band Networking Mode

The in-band networking mode refers to managing the energy devices of base stations
through the internal data channels provided by ZTE radio devices (LTE soft base station
platform). This mode is also called ZTE transparent transmission.
RS232 Access
Figure 4-2 shows the RS232 access method. An energy device accesses the system
through the RS232 interfaces on the SA board of a BTS or Node B. Energy data is
transmitted on the radio network through the data interface that is agreed by the energy
EMS and radio devices. Radio devices only transmit energy data, but do not parse it.
The system allows multiple communication DC power devices to connect to one base
station through a serial concentrator. This connection method is also called "one base
station multiple power devices".
Figure 4-2 RS232 Access Mode
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Chapter 4 Networking Modes and Applications
IP Access
Figure 4-3 shows the IP access method. Energy devices access the system through the
DEBUG interfaces on the CC boards of BTSs or Node Bs. Energy data is transmitted on
the radio network through the data interface that is agreed by the energy EMS and radio
devices. Radio devices only transmit energy data, but do not parse it.
Figure 4-3 IP Access Mode
4.2.2 TCP/IP Networking Mode

This network architecture can use an existing wired IP network or use an external private
IP network.
The CSU software is based on the fifth generation power supply or a few fourth generation
power supply of a monitoring platform (V2.0 or later). When being configured on an energy
EMS, it requires the IP address, MAC address, and listening port number of the device.
Figure 4-4 shows the TCP/IP network architecture.
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Figure 4-4 TCP/IP Access Mode
4.2.3 Wireless Networking Mode

When wired TCP/IP access mode cannot be applied to energy devices, you can use
wireless networking mode.
Figure 4-5 shows the network architecture.
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Chapter 4 Networking Modes and Applications
Figure 4-5 Wireless Access Mode
4.2.4 Hybrid Networking Mode

The hybrid networking mode consists of the in-band networking mode, TCP/IP networking
mode, and Wireless networking mode. An energy EMS can support multiple networking
modes.
Figure 4-6 shows the hybrid networking mode.
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Figure 4-6 Hybrid Networking Mode
4.3 Networking Requirements

The networking modes of the NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 can be sorted by priority as
follows: TCP/IP networking mode > in-band IP access > in-band RS232 access > wireless
networking mode.
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Chapter 5
Technical Specifications
Table of Contents
Performance Specifications ........................................................................................5-1
Computer Ports Occupied by the System ...................................................................5-1
5.1 Performance Specifications

For a description of the performance specifications of the NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32, refer
to Table 5-1.
Table 5-1 Performance Specifications
Item Feature
Networking scale Monitors a maximum of 10,000 NEs.
Number of login clients A maximum of 200 clients can log in to the system at the same time.
l Server: 2G to 3G physical memory, alarm pool: 5,000 alarms.
l Server: 4G to 7G physical memory, alarm pool: 20,000 alarms.
Alarm report time TCP/IP networking mode: The alarm report time does not exceed
five minutes.
The device can report alarms actively.
Server start time Less than three minutes.
Average NE communication Less than 10 seconds.

path creation time:
Memory occupied by an NE 100 K
Memory occupied by an alarm 2K
Memory occupied by real-time 3K

data
Channel bandwidth At least 256 Kbps (supporting concurrent data of at most 20 NEs).
5.2 Computer Ports Occupied by the System

Server and Client
For a description of the computer ports occupied by the NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 server
and clients, refer to Table 5-2.
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Table 5-2 Computer Ports Occupied by the NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 Server and Clients
No. Source Port Destination Direction Protocol Description

Port
1 Random 20500–20649 Client -> Server TCP SFTP agent data

transmission port
2 Random 20650–20799 Client -> Server TCP FTP agent data

transmission port
3 Random 20800–20979 Client -> Server TCP FTP data

transmission port
4 Random 20998 Client -> Server TCP Socks 5 service

port (forwarding
FTP/SFTP agent
messages)
5 Random 21100 Client -> Server TCP Java naming service

port of the main
process
6 Random 21101 Client -> Server TCP Naming service port

of the cluster process
(JMS message
service)
7 Random 21102 Client -> Server TCP RMI service port of

the cluster message
server

remotely-invoking
adaptive port of the
main process

invoking port of the
main process
10 Random 21105 Client -> Server TCP Message bus (EMB)

port of the main
process

invoking port of the
main process

event management
port of the main
process
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Chapter 5 Technical Specifications
No. Source Port Destination Direction Protocol Description

Port
13 Random 21111 Client -> Server TCP FTP server controlling

port
14 Random 21112 Client -> Server TCP Java groupware

remotely-invoking
port of the main
process
15 Random 21113 Client -> Server TCP Java service invoking

port of the cluster
process
16 Random 21114 Client -> Server TCP JMS message server

port of the cluster
process
17 Random 21121 Client -> Server TCP FTP agent service

port
18 Random 21128 Client -> Server TCP SFTP service port
19 Random 21129 Client -> Server TCP SFTP agent port
20 Random 21138 Client -> Server TCP EMB port of the

TOPO process (EMB
port of the main
process in installation
scale 1)
21 Random 21140 Client -> Server TCP SSH forwarding port
22 Random 20229 Client -> Server TCP Webhelp service port
23 Random 21180 Client -> Server TCP HTTP port of the web
service
24 Random 21181 Client -> Server TCP HTTPS port of the

web service
Server and NMS

For a description of the computer ports occupied by the NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 server
and the NMS, refer to Table 5-3.
Table 5-3 Computer Ports Occupied by the NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 Server and the
NMS
No. Source port Destination Direction Protocol Feature Introduction

Port
1 Random 20800–20979 NMS -> Server TCP FTP data

transmission port
5-3

No. Source port Destination Direction Protocol Feature Introduction

Port
2 Random 21111 NMS -> Server TCP FTP service port
3 Random 21124 NMS -> Server UDP SNTP clock service

port
4 Random 21128 NMS -> Server TCP SFTP service port
Server and NE
The NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 server communicates with the NEs through computer ports
24500 to 24530. For a description of multiple computer ports occupied by the NetNumen
U31 (ICT) R32 server and NEs, refer to Table 5-4.
Table 5-4 Computer Ports Occupied by the NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 Server and the NEs
No. Source Destination Direction Protocol Feature Introduction

port Port
1 Random 1234, 5000, Server -> TCP TCP/IP communication process port
24520 NE
2 Random 24521 NE -> TCP GPRS process port

Server
5-4

Chapter 6
Environmental Requirements
Table of Contents
Power Supply Specifications ......................................................................................6-1
Environment Specifications ........................................................................................6-1
6.1 Power Supply Specifications

The equipment room must be equipped with a UPS.
The system has the following power requirements:
l Three-phase power: 380 V ± 10%, 50 Hz ± 1 Hz, and waveform distortion < 5%.
l Single-phase power: 220 V ± 10%, 50 Hz ± 1 Hz, and waveform distortion < 5%.
6.2 Environment Specifications

For a description of the environmental requirements of the NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32, refer
to Table 6-1.
Table 6-1 Environment Specifications
Item Technical Specifications
Air requirements l No corrosive, explosive, or flammable air

l Cleanness: equipment room class B, dust diameter ≥ 0.5 μm, dust
density ≤ 18000/cm3
Temperature and l Temperature: 15 to 30 °C (whole year)

Humidity Requirements l Humidity: 40 to 70% (relative humidity)
l Temperature variation rate < 10 °C/h
Static electricity Static electricity voltage (equipment room) ≤ 1 kV

requirements
Grounding resistance Operation grounding resistance < 4 ohm
6-1

6-2

Chapter 7
Compliant Standards
International Standards
l ITU-T M.3000 Overview of TMN Recommendation
l ITU-T M.3010 Principles for a telecommunications management network
l ITU-T M.3013 Considerations for a Telecommunications Management Network
l ITU-T M.3020 TMN interface specification methodology
l ITU-T M.3200 TMN management services overview
l ITU-T M.3400 TMN management functions
National Standards
l GB 9361-2011 Safety Requirements for Computer Field
l GB 50057-2010 Lightning Protection Design Specifications of Buildings
l GB 50169-2006 Code for Construction and Acceptance of Grounding Connection
Electric Equipment Installation Engineering
l GB 50174-2008 Code for Design of Electronic Information System Room
l GB 50198-2011 Technical Code for Project of Civil Closed Circuit Monitoring
Television System
l GB 50303-2011 Code of Acceptance of Construction Quality of Electrical Installation
in Building
l GB 50462-2008 GB 50462-2008 Code for Construction and Acceptance of Electronic
Information System Room
l GB/T 2887-2011 General Specification for Computer Field
l GB/T 50311-2007 Code for Engineering Design of Generic Cabling System for
Building and Campus
l GB/T 50312-2007 Code for Engineering Acceptance of Generic Cabling System for
Building and Campus
Industry Standards
l YD/T 852-1996 General Design Principles of Telecommunication Management
Network (TMN)
l YD/T 871-1996 Universal Network Information Model of Telecommunication
Management Network (TMN)
l YD/T 1104-2001 Technical Requirements & Testing Methods for Supervision Module
of Telecommunication Switch Power Supplies
l YD/T 5098-2001 Specifications for Engineering Design of Lightning Over-Voltage
Protection for Telecommunication Bureaus (Station)
7-1

7-2

Figures
Figure 1-1 Product Positioning .................................................................................. 1-2
Figure 2-1 NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 Hardware Components................................... 2-1
Figure 2-2 NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 Software Components .................................... 2-2
Figure 3-1 Security Management Relationship Model of the System ......................... 3-8
Figure 4-1 Standalone System Deployment Mode .................................................... 4-1
Figure 4-2 RS232 Access Mode ............................................................................... 4-2
Figure 4-3 IP Access Mode....................................................................................... 4-3
Figure 4-4 TCP/IP Access Mode............................................................................... 4-4
Figure 4-5 Wireless Access Mode............................................................................. 4-5
Figure 4-6 Hybrid Networking Mode.......................................................................... 4-6

Figures
II

Tables
Table 3-1 Maintenance Levels for Generators ........................................................... 3-4
Table 5-1 Performance Specifications ....................................................................... 5-1
Table 5-2 Computer Ports Occupied by the NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 Server and
Clients...................................................................................................... 5-2
the NMS................................................................................................... 5-3
the NEs.................................................................................................... 5-4
Table 6-1 Environment Specifications ....................................................................... 6-1
III

Tables
IV

Glossary
B/S
- Browser/Server
EMB
- Enterprise Message Bus
EML
- Element Management Layer
EMS
- Element Management System
FTP
- File Transfer Protocol
GIS
- Geographic Information System
GPRS
- General Packet Radio Service
HA
- High Availability
ICT
- Information and Communication Technology
IP
- Internet Protocol
JMS
- Java Message Service
KPI
- Key Performance Indicator
NE
- Network Element
NMS
- Network Management Server
RMI
- Remote Method Invocation
SFTP
- Secure File Transfer Protocol
SNMP
- Simple Network Management Protocol

SSH
- Secure Shell
TCO
- Total Cost of Ownership
TCP
- Transmission Control Protocol
TMN
- Telecommunications Management Network
UPS
- Uninterruptible Power Supply
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Chapter 2 System Architecture ................................................................. 2-1

Chapter 3 System Functions ..................................................................... 3-1

Chapter 4 Networking Modes and Applications ...................................... 4-1

Chapter 5 Technical Specifications .......................................................... 5-1

Chapter 6 Environmental Requirements .................................................. 6-1

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Chapter 7 Compliant Standards................................................................ 7-1

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Chapter 5, Technical Specifications Describes the performance specifications of and computer

Chapter 6, Environmental Describes the power supply and environmental requirements

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1.1 Product Positioning

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Figure 1-1 Product Positioning

1.2 Product Features

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Supporting Large-Scale Network Architecture

Supporting the GIS

Real-Time Site Information Display

Energy Efficiency Management

Redundancy Backup Capability

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Figure 2-1 NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 Hardware Components

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2.2 Software Components

Figure 2-2 NetNumen U31 (ICT) R32 Software Components

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3.1 Site Management

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t Remote measurement: remotely measures, checks, and simulates on-site

3.2 Alarm Management

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à The connection between the client and the server is restored.

3.3 Energy Efficiency Management

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evaluating the energy efficiency (communication device energy consumption/total

3.4 Maintenance Management

Table 3-1 Maintenance Levels for Generators

Maintenance Level Maintenance Maintenance Item

à Check the status of the diesel generator (includ-

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Maintenance Level Maintenance Maintenance Item

Daily 1000 à Perform all maintenance tasks in Daily Mainte-

à Replace the air filter.

à Replace the filter of the oil and water separator.

à Replace the coolant.