Boda - Ericsson Inventory Data (Dump)

These are steps to get Ericsson Inventory (INV) Data to use with Boda.

Via OSS RC

2G BTS Inventory

Exporting 2G BTS Inventory via GUI

TBD

Exporting 2G BTS Inventory via CLI

  1. Log in into “Ericsson OSS” via Citrix.
  2. Launch > Applications > Utilities > Terminal
  3. Run BSM command:

bsm_hw_export -H > YourFileName.txt

  1. The resulting file will be exported to the directory where you did run the command.

TIP: Option -H will add Column Header, and also print the Date of Export in the file. Recommended, but not required for the parser.

2G BSC Inventory

Exporting 2G BSC Inventory via GUI

  1. Log in into “Ericsson OSS” via Citrix.
  2. Launch > Applications > Ericsson > Configuration > Manage Hardware and Software Inventory
  3. In the Left navigation pane, select ‘Network’
  4. Right click ONRM_RootMo, and choose ‘Select By Type…’
  5. Select ‘BSC,TRC’ and click ‘OK’
  6. All BSC from this OSS will be selected.
  7. Right click the selected BSC’s and choose ‘Hardware Export’.
  8. In the Hardware Export window:
    8.1. Export XML file name. Filename: Click ‘Add file name’ button and give a name (for the file that will be exported), and finally click ‘Add’.
    8.2. Options: choose ‘Add time stamp’ so the date/time will be appended to the filename.
  9. Click ‘OK’ and wait for the Job to finish - so the file will be exported.

Exporting 2G BSC Inventory via CLI

  1. Log in into “Ericsson OSS” via Citrix.
  2. Launch > Applications > Utilities > Terminal
    user@oss> smoaxe
    smoaxe> export -hw
    smoaxe> exit
    user@oss>

Files will be exported to:

/var/opt/ericsson/nms_smo_srv/smo_file_store/Export/AXE/

TIP: Command “export -hw” above was used for Hardware, but we can also use for Software (export -sw) and License (export - lic).

3G RBS/RNC Inventory

Exporting 3G RBS/RNC Inventory via GUI

  1. Launch > Applications > Ericsson > Configuration > Manage Hardware and Software Inventory
  2. In the Left navigation pane, select ‘Network’
  3. Right click ONRM_ROOT_MO, and choose ‘Select By Type…’
  4. Select ‘RBS’ and click ‘OK’ (you will repeat this process, replacing RBS by RNC)
  5. All RBS from this OSS will be selected.
  6. Right click the selected ‘RBS’s and choose ‘Export’.
  7. In the Export window:
    7.1. Selected NEs: Select all NEs. TIP: click first NE and type CTRL + SHIFT + END.
    7.2. Software: Export Software file name. Filename: Click ‘Add file name’ button and give a name (for the file that will be exported), and finally click ‘Add’.
    7.3. Hardware: Export Hardware file name. Filename: Click ‘Add file name’ button and give a name (for the file that will be exported), and finally click ‘Add’.
    7.4. License: Export License file name. Filename: Click ‘Add file name’ button and give a name (for the file that will be exported), and finally click ‘Add’.
    7.5. Options: choose ‘Add time stamp’ so the date/time will be appended to the filename.
  8. Click ‘OK’ and wait for the Job to finish - so the file will be exported.

Exporting 3G RBS/RNC Inventory via CLI

  1. Log in into “Ericsson OSS” via Citrix.
  2. Launch > Applications > Utilities > Terminal

SHM uses BCG commands directly to export the inventory data, for more information refer to BCG User Guide Reference. Path for BCG base directory: cd /opt/ericsson/nms_umts_wran_bc g/bin.

For BB Radios (SHM)

user@oss> cd /opt/ericsson/nms_umts_wran_bcg/bin
user@oss> ./bcgtool.sh -e YourFileName.xml

NOTE : these parameters can be extracted in Bulk CM dump. So, if you have a Bulk CM Export, you don’t need to export/process this data.

For DU Radios (SMO)

user@oss> smocpp
smocpp> export -hw
smocpp> export -sw
smocpp> export -lic
smocpp> exit
user@oss>

Files exported to: /var/opt/ericsson/nms_smo_srv/smo_file_store/Export/CPP/

4G ERBS Inventory

Exporting 4G ERBS Inventory via GUI

  1. Launch > Applications > Ericsson > Configuration > Manage Hardware and Software Inventory
  2. In the Left navigation pane, select ‘Network’
  3. Right click ONRM_ROOT_MO, and choose ‘Select By Type…’
  4. Select ‘ERBS’ and click ‘OK’
  5. All ERBS from this OSS will be selected.
  6. Right click the selected ‘ERBS’s and choose ‘Export’.
  7. In the Export window:
    7.1. Selected NEs: Select all NEs. TIP: click first NE and type CTRL + SHIFT + END.
    7.2. Software: Export Software file name. Filename: Click ‘Add file name’ button and give a name (for the file that will be exported), and finally click ‘Add’.
    7.3. Hardware: Export Hardware file name. Filename: Click ‘Add file name’ button and give a name (for the file that will be exported), and finally click ‘Add’.
    7.4. License: Export License file name. Filename: Click ‘Add file name’ button and give a name (for the file that will be exported), and finally click ‘Add’.
    7.5. Options: choose ‘Add time stamp’ so the date/time will be appended to the filename.
  8. Click ‘OK’ and wait for the Job to finish - so the file will be exported.

Exporting 4G ERBS Inventory via CLI

TBD

Via ENM

TBD

Start an inventory 3GPP data export job

Run the following command to export in 3GPP format, hardware and software data.

shm export

Note: this will export all inventory

You can also use:

  • shm export -hw: to export in 3GPP format, only hardware inventory data
  • shm export -sw: to export in 3GPP format, only software inventory data
  • shm export -lic: to export in 3GPP format, only license inventory data

Check progress of export job

Use the job ID, checking inventory export command response

And run the command:

cmedit export -st --job #no

Where #no is the Job ID

Download the results of export job

Download the Generated Export File

You can download the file:

  1. Using any FTP Client you want (like for example Filezilla). Just check the path under “File name” field of Job Status.

    In this case, you can search for your files at:

    /ericsson/batch/data/export/3gpp_export/

    Tip: If you haven’t renamed it, it starts with “export_INVENTORY”.

  2. Or you can download it via browser.
    For this, simply run the command:

cmedit export -dl -j #no

This command will download the export file to the client browser.

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