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BAM Introduction

ISSUE 2.1


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Upon completion of this course, you

will be able to:

Grasp the structure of BAM

software

Perform the process of BAM

installation and Backup

Grasp data configurationoperations in BAM


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References

MSOFTX3000 Architecture and Principle

- Maintenance Management Subsystem


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Chapter 1 BAM Software Structure

Chapter 2 BAM Software Management

Chapter 3 BAM Data Configuration Related Topic


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HOST WS

WS

LAN1

BAM

LAN2

BAM server/client work mode


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BAM Server/Client Work Mode

Fan Monitor

0# Subrack

1# Subrac

k

2# Subrack

9# Subrack

RS232

Fan MonitorRS232

Fan Moni torRS232

Fan MonitorRS232

RS422

0# LanSwitch

1# LanSwitch

BAM

0#IGWB

1#IGWB

NC1 NC0

NC1 NC0

NC1 NC0NC2

HUB

WS0 WSnWS1

ROUTER

Optional

Remote Maintenance Device Interface

MODEM

FE2

FE1

GE

Remote Maintenance Device


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BAM Reliability and Flexibility Design

Reliability

BAMs hard disk configuration adopts RAID 1 with a full

mirror of data in BAM.

BAM Emergency Work Station will take place of BAM when

BAM has problem. It backups data every 4 hours.

Flexibility

BAM can be installed in IBM or HP server.


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BAM Software Structure

BAM ApplicationMonitor Service: BAM Service

Process Management : BAM Manager

Other Processes

Windows 2000 Server

BAM server

SQL Server 2000

application

layer

Operation

System Layer

HP/IBM Server hardware platform


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BAM Processes Introduction


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BAM Manager


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BAM Service Process


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Smirror Process


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Questions

Whats the function of BAM process?


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Section 1 BAM Software Installation

Section 2 BAM database Backup & Restore

Section 3 BAM Server Gateway Tool


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BAM Software Installation before Delivery

Installing SQL Server 2000

Installing SQL Server 2000Service Pack 3

Installing BAM server software

End

Installing driver for network adapter

Setting hard disk partitions

Setting IP address of network adapter

Installing Windows 2000 Server

Setting hard disk in RAID 1 mode

Start

Setting automatic login toWindows 2000 Server


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On-site Installation of BAM Software

Start

Check whether the operatingsystem and database run

normally

Modify the administratorpassword of SQL Server

2000

Modify IP addresses ofnetwork adapters

Install the BAM serversoftware

End

Modify the computer name

No

Yes

Perform factoryinstallation

Modify the administratorpassword of Windows 2000

ServerModify factory-default settings

Set automatic login toWindows 2000 server


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On-site Installation of BAM Software

Check BAM Hard Disk in RAID 1 Mode

Check Hard Disk Partitions

Set IP Address of Network Adapter

Modify Computer Name and Workgroup

Modify System Administrator Password of Windows 2000 Server

Modify System Administrator Password of SQL Server 2000

Set language

Set Automatic Login to Windows 2000 Server


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Integrated Lights-Out press [F8] to

configure

Press to run the Option ROM Configuration for Arrays Utility

Press to skip configuration and continue

Setting BAM Hard Disk in RAID 1 Mode

The following information means setting correct

Logical Drive # 1, RAID 1, 33.9 GB, OK


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Check Partitions and Capability of Hard Disk

Partition capacity of logical drive is assigned with the following :

Drive C: 6 GB, install operating system (Windows 2000

Server) and database management software (SQL Server

2000).

Drive D: 15 GB, install BAM server software and storing the

system databases.

Drive E: 3 GB, store the log files of the databases.

Drive F: remain space (about 10.3 GB), mainly used for

backing up system databases, and registry information.

Attention: The File system format should be NTFS.


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BAM Software Installation Directory

File path DescriptionD:\Data Storing all files to be loaded to the host

D:\Mssql Storing system database files, including sub-folders

D:\Mssql\Data Storing system database files

E:\Mssql Storing database log files, including sub-folders

E:\Mssql\Data Storing database log files

F:\MSOFTX3000It is the default system backup folder which stores BAM registry and

database files.

E:\Mssql\Data\Alarm_Log.LDF Log file corresponding to Alarm database

E:\Mssql\Data\Bam_Log.LDF Log file corresponding to Bam database

E:\Mssql\Data\BillData_Log.LDF Log file corresponding to BillData database

E:\Mssql\Data\Stats_Log.LDF Log file corresponding to Stats database

F:\MSOFTX3000\BamYYYYMM

DD.dat

BAM database backup file generated on MM (month) DD (day)

YYYY (year)

F:\MSOFTX3000\InitialDbBkp.datIt is the initial BAM database file. By replacing the present file with

this file, BAM database state is restored to initial state.


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Set Network Adaptor of BAM

IBM server chassis back

Network adapter 2

Network adapter 3

Network adapter 4

To LAN Switch 0

172.20.200.0 / 255.255.0.0

To LAN Switch 1

172.30.200.0 / 255.255.0.0

To external network

Customized IP address

Network adapter 1


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Set Network Adaptor of Emergency Work Station

PC chassis rear

Network adapter 1

172.20.200.0 / 255.255.0.0Connected to LAN Switch 0 in

case of emergency

172.30.200.0 / 255.255.0.0

Customized IP addressTo external network

Standby

Network adapter 2

Network adapter 3

Network adapter 4Connected to LAN Switch 1 in

case of emergency


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Modify System Administrator Password of Windows 2000 Server


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Set Automatic Login


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Set Software Backup Directory


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BAM Automatic Backup

System will automatically backup BAM Database and

Register Table in F:\MSOFTX3000\ at 4:30 AM everyday

BAM database :

BamYYYYMMDD.dat saving data of latest seven

days( except Sunday) as well as the data of latest 4

Sunday

BamMonthBak.dat saving the data of the first day of

each month

Register Table

BamReg.bak saving the latest Register Table


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Manual Backup(1)

Use the command BKP DB:

Backup BAM database and register to the directory F

\MSOFTX3000

This is more common than using SQL Server to Backup.


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Manual Backup(2)


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Manual Backup(3)


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Manual Backup(4)


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BAM Database Restore(1)

Before restoring BAM, you should stop BAM Service and Smirror Servicein the Services Windows , then stop and close Bam Manager.


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Set BAM Server Gateway Tool(1) BAM Server Tool is used to connect alarm box


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Set BAM Server Gateway Tool(2)


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Data Management Principle

LMT Data Configuration

FMT

LON

Program WriteableData Writeable

HOST

SQL server DB

D:\DATA


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Commands Usage

MML Commands Usage

Command Description

ADD To add data

MOD To modify data

RMV To remove data

LST To list BAM data

DSPTo display host data, state of equipment, or resource

consumption

SET To set data or state

LOF Offline

LON Online


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Configuration Steps

When deploying a new site, configurations need

Set data offline

Prepare online setting data

Reload dataCommand Description

Set data

offline

LOF To set data offline

SET CWSON: SWT=OFF To disable the alarm switch

SET FMT: STS=OFF To disable the format conversion switch

. To configure data

Prepare

onlinesetting data

LON To set data online

SET CWSON: SWT=ON To enable the alarm switch

SET FMT: STS=ON To enable the format conversion switch

FMT To format data

Reload dataPower off, power on, and start

loadingTo reload data


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Mandatory and Optional Parameters

For MML commands, the parameters in red are mandatory while graymeans optional.


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Default Value

It means select all the options while giving nothing in the field of choice.


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Questions

Which operation is necessary during the loading process

What is difference between LST and DSP?


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Summary

BAM software structure

BAM Software Management

Data configuration operations

Summary


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