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Table Of Contents
Overview of Cisco Extensible Provisioning and Oerations Manager
Cisco EPOM Server Requirements
Cisco EPOM Client Requirements
Cisco BTS 10200 Server Requirements
Cisco BTS 10200 and Cisco EPOM Compatibility
Overview of Cisco Extensible Provisioning and Oerations Manager
This chapter contains the following topics:
• Cisco EPOM Server Requirements
• Cisco EPOM Client Requirements
• Cisco BTS 10200 Server Requirements
• Cisco BTS 10200 and Cisco EPOM Compatibility
Cisco EPOM Features
Cisco Extensible Provisioning and Operations Manager (Cisco EPOM) is a web-based application for real-time provisioning of the Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch that allows authorized users to show, add, modify, delete, and check the status of Cisco BTS 10200 components.
Provisioning tasks in Cisco EPOM generally match tasks done by using the Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch CLI or MAC interface, but the tasks are done through a web-browser interface. Common multistep procedures are simplified by being grouped into tasks that are done by task wizards.
Authorized Cisco EPOM administrators set up and manage the Cisco EPOM server software and perform Cisco EPOM user administration and network setup tasks:
•Start and stop the Cisco EPOM web server software. (See the "Starting Cisco EPOM" section.)
•Add, modify, and delete users, user groups, and domains. (See the "Adding Domains, Groups, and Users" section on page 3-10.)
•Assign users to groups. (See the "Adding Users and Assigning Them to Groups" section on page 3-13.)
•Assign domain access (either read/write or read only) to groups. (See the "Adding Groups and Assigning Them to Domains" section on page 3-12.)
•Assign a Cisco BTS login to a Cisco EPOM group. This restricts a Cisco EPOM user's access to that of the assigned Cisco BTS user login. (See the "Setting Up Cisco EPOM Security" section.)
•Set up the network initially. (See the "Setting Up a Network" section on page 3-9.)
•Show, add, modify, and delete single or multiple Cisco BTS 10200 devices. (See the "Bulk Command Provisioning" section.)
•Create and apply templates to add multiple Cisco BTS 10200 devices to the Cisco EPOM inventory. (See the "About Cisco EPOM Templates" section.)
•Set up custom navigation trees. (See the "Creating Custom Navigation Trees" section.)
•Create custom provisioning flows. (See the "Customizing Cisco EPOM Provisioning Flows" section.)
•View reports and download them to a Cisco BTS EMS server. (See the "Viewing Reports" section.)
•Troubleshoot problems. See "Troubleshooting Cisco EPOM."
The Cisco EPOM Database
The Cisco EPOM database maintains Cisco EPOM administrative data (users, groups, and domains) and the inventory of Cisco BTS 10200 devices. Device-level information (such as subscribers, subscriber features, and communication with media gateways) is retrieved from the Cisco BTS EMS server devices in real time, and is not stored in the Cisco EPOM database.
Cisco EPOM Server Requirements
•Sun Ultra-5 workstation (440 MHz or faster)
•512 MB RAM
•256 MB disk space
•Sun Solaris 8 operating system
Default Port Assignments
Note You can change these port assignments during installation. See the "Accessing Cisco EPOM" section.
•MySQL port is 3310.
•Tomcat non-secure port is 8080.
•Tomcat secure port is 443.
•Tomcat shutdown port is 8041.
Cisco EPOM Client Requirements
•Microsoft Internet Explorer for Windows, Version 5.5 or later.
•Netscape 6.2 or later
Note If you attempt to access Cisco EPOM with unsupported web browser versions, this error message is displayed:
Incompatible Browser Version
You must use one of the following browsers with cookies and javascript enabled:
Internet Explorer 5.x or higher
Netscape 6.x or higher
Cisco BTS 10200 Server Requirements
•Cisco BTS 10200 EMS Server 4.1
Or
Cisco BTS 10200 EMS Server 3.5
•Cisco BTSCis software package
Cisco BTS 10200 and Cisco EPOM Compatibility
Posted: Wed Apr 27 03:05:05 PDT 2005
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