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1 Nokia Siemens Networks Presentation / PLe / 23.8.2010

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NetAct Optimizer 3.0 Basic

Plan Management and Modifications


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2 Noki a Si emens N etwor ks Presentation / PLe /23.8.2010

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At the end of this module the trainee should be able to:

Create and manage optimisation scopes

Manage plans in Optimizer

Display and modify network parameters using the Browser

Module Objectives


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Content

Optimisation Scopes

Plan Management

Viewing and Modifying Parameter Values


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What is a Scope?

A scope is a collection of objects that we use as ouroptimisation target

Visualisation in the Browser, in the Navigator and on the Map

Scope modification:

activation

adding and removing objects

deleting a scope

renaming a scope

Scopes are visible and modifiableto all users


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Creating a Scope

Select objects

Use popup-menu Scope

->Create New Scope

A new scope is automaticallyactivated

A double click activates and deactivates a scope

If a site is in the scope the cells are automatically in the scope too


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Exercise

Create new scopes by selecting objects

In the Map

In the Browser

In an existing ScopeAdd a new site from the map into the active scope

Remove from the scope one of the cells of that site

What can you do?

Play with the scopes Create / Delete Activate / Deactivate

Add / Remove objects

Rename the Scope Locate on Map List to Browser

Create a new scope from an existing scope


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Content

Optimisation Scopes

Plan Management



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Plans

A plan is a collection of changes to the actual data

If a plan is deleted all changes are lost

Optimizer plans can be exported to RAC for provisioningChanges will become actual data after successful provisioning

RAC plans can be imported into Optimizer

New PLANNED elements can be optimised alsoOld or unnecessary plans should be deletedboth in RAC and Optimizer

Why do we need plans?

Note! Plans are not limited by the scope selection


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Creating a Plan

Use File->New Plan...or the tool belt iconto create a new plan

Write a name anda description


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Opening a Plan

Menu item or toolbelt icon can be usedto open an existing plan


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Closing the Plan

Upon closing a plan 'CM Data Exchange' is suggested

Answer Close

CM Data Exchange is used to transfer plans and actual data

between Optimizer and CM (RAC) database

OPT DB

Actuals

Plans

CM DB

Actuals

Plans


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Exercise

Create yourself a new plan

Use name and description to identify it as a test plan

Close the plan and open it again using the tool belt iconsOpen another plan while a plan is still open

Are there any visible changes in Optimizer?


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Content

Optimisation Scopes

Plan Management



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List to Browser

Browser is used forparameter level editingand analysis

Objects listed from theMap or Navigator tothe Browser

Profiles control thevisibility of child objects

Custom views

Private and Public

Sorting and filtering

Mass modificationsExport to text file inCSV format

KPI visualization


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Browser Tool View

The Browser is opened as a separate tool viewin the lower right pane

Double-click the tab to maximize and minimize the pane


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Browser Default View

Parent Object Selection Profile selection


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Arranging the View

Sorting by clicking the column title (Ctrl button for multiple column sort)

Drag and drop to change column order

Tooltips contain parameter descriptions, units, ranges and modification

possibilities for parameters

Browser Profile Editor is used to select visible parameters and KPIs


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Profile Editor

Default profile cannot be modified -> Change the profile nameSelect parameters and/or KPIs and/or Add child objects


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Adding Child Objects to Browser Profile

Addrelations to the selected until you reach the objectthat you want as a child object


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Selecting Visible Parameters and KPIs

Select All / Unselect All

Select parametersto view for this newobject in your profile


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Browser Profiles

New created profile automatically selected

Profiles different for each parent object

Profile export and import (XML) possibleExport contents to CSV file


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Browser Profiles

You can switch between the tree and flat view in Browser


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Parameter Changes

Parameters can be changed by double clicking the cell Select from the list or type in new value

Copy - Paste available through popup-menu

Find - Replace in one columnChanges have to be saved

Unsaved changes highlighted in blue

Saved changes highlighted in greenChanged objects appear blue in Navigator and Browser

Revert to Actual

SAVEDSAVEDNOT SAVEDNOT SAVED


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Filtering in Browser

Complex equations can be edited with Filter

EditorString filtering without comparisoncharacters

Just enter the desired string


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Exercise

Select objects from Navigator and list them to Browser

Select a site and cells from the map and list to the Browser

Create a profile that shows all BTSs and/or WCELs of a siteBackup your new profile by exporting it to XML-file

Export the contents to a CSV-file


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Summary Workflow

Create a new scope by adding elements into it

Create a new plan for modifications

Open and Close an existing plan

Use Navigator or map selection to list elements to the Browser

Select a parent object and profile to view parameters inBrowser

Modify a profile to view new child objects and parameters

Modify parameter values and Save to the plan

Filter to select network elements for editing


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