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Alcatel-Lucent 5620 SAM (Service Avare Avare Manager) Category: Alcatel-Lucent Alcatel-Lucent,, Network Management, Management, Network Monitoring, Monitoring, SAM SAM,, Services Services,, SNMP Author: gokhankosem, on 06 Sep 15 - 2 Comments

Alcatel-Lucent 5620 SAM (Servi (S ervice ce Avare Manager) Alcatel-Lucent 5620 Service Aware Manager (SAM) is the network and service management application of Alcatel-Lucent. Alcatel-Lucent. It is generally generally used on service providers’s big netwoks consist of Alcatel-Lucent devices like 7750 SR , 7450 ESS ESS and so on. Alcatel-Lucent 5620 Service Aware Manager (SAM) uses SNMPv2 and SNMPv3 SNMPv3 to do this do this management. 5620 SAM SAM provide provide a GUI interface and with this interface, network management becomes more easy. SAM let the administrator to make configurations on both GUI and command line of the device. Configuring on GUI is more userfriendly, userfriendly, but command line is more close to the network engineers. In SAM GUI, there is also a template mechanism. This template mechanism, you can create some template configuration screens for customer. This templates provides easy configuration on SAM GUI. Beside these, many facilities becomes more easy with GUI interface. During software upgrades and updates, taking tech-supports or similir facilities can be done on S AM with little scripts. 5620 SAM can monitor both Alcatel-Lucent devices and 3th party products like Cisco and Juniper devices. But detailed monitoring can be done up to the ports on Alcatel-Lucent devices. For 3th party devices, only element management is supported,like port status, CLI connection. Service providers maximize their operationsl efficiency and troubleshooting capability through 5620 SAM. You can see the screenshot of Alcatel-Lucent 5620 SAM, below:

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Devices That You Can Manage on SAM – Alcatel-Lucent 7750 SR (Service Router) – Alcatel-Lucent 7450 ESS (Ethernet Service Switch) – Alcatel-Lucent 7710 SR (Service Router) – Alcatel-Lucent 7705 SAR (Service Aggregate Router) – Alcatel-Lucent 7210 SAS (Service Access Switch) https://ipcisco.com/alcatel-lucent-5620-sam-service-avare-manager/

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– OS (Omni Switch) – GNE(Generic Network Equipment) (This is provided as element management, not detailed)

Products That Works Parallel With 5620 SAM

There are also some specific product of Alcatel-Lucent that works together with 5620 SAM. These products are: – 5650 CPAM (Control Plane Assurance) : Provides route and path analyze. Also provides control plane signalling (IGP, BGP, MPLs, Multicast,,L2/L3 services) analyze. This product is generally offered to service providers. – 5670 RAM (Reporting and Analysis Manager) : Provides analyze from L4 to L7. Help to explore IP/MPLS traffffic flows, application usage, application performance etc with DPI. – 5750 SSC (Subscriber Services Controller) : Provides policy management, user profile management.These products are use to manage the traffic from Layer 1 to Layer 7.

5620 SAM Platform Types Alcatel-Lucent 5620 SAM has the below Platform Types: – Server, – GUI Client, – GUI Client Delegate, – Database, – Auxiliary Statistic Collector.

5620 SAM Platform Types Server : Minimum requirement is Solaris 10 OR 32 Bit Windows 2000,2003,XP. Solaris is used for big networks. On Windows, it is used for tests generally. https://ipcisco.com/alcatel-lucent-5620-sam-service-avare-manager/

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GUI Client : OSS Application or Java based SAM GUI. GUI Client Delegate : Instead of installing SAM GUI one by one, by the help of X11 protocol it is run on a platform. Normally for each Client 1 Gbyte dedicated RAM is required. On GUI Client Delegate, this is not a requirement. Database : It is oracle database. Both Solaris and Windows is supported. Solaris is offered. Auxiliary : Collects the istatistics. SAM need to inform the SAM Server in certain intervals. But this tires SAM. So auxiliary is used and after this the istatistics came auxiliary. Two auxiliary can be installed on Solaris systems.

SAM configuration is done in two ways: Distributed : Server and Database s installed on seperate workstations. Colocated : Server and Database s installed on same workstation.

For auxiliary, the configuration way must be distributed.

SAM Modularity

SAM consist of different modules and these modules together form the 5620 SAM.Let’s check these modules one by one. SAM-E : Element Management.The fundamental module of SAM. Mandatory module. Provides the followings: – CLI access to managed devices – Equipmnet Management and Navigation – Alarm Policy Management – Real-time Equipment Statistics


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5620 SAM Element Management SAM-P : Provisionning Management. Routing protocols, mpls tunnels,servises. Optinal module. Provides the followings: – Protocol Management – Network Tunnel and Path Management – Service Provisioning – Customer Management

SAM-A : Assurance Management.Provides the followings: – Fault correlation using alarms – Topology Views – OAM Troubleshooting Tools – Statistics and Accounting Policies & Data

5620 SAM Assurance Management SAM-O : OSS Management.Privides open socket service interface usng XML.Provides network operation staff access to all four components of the SAM. XML interface, SOAP encoding, HTTP, HTTPS

SNMP and 5620 SAM

There are two important jobs of SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) here: Poll : Discover the device… Trap: If a change occurs, informs the device…

For discover process, the device must be configured with the correct SNMP configuration. If this configuration is done correctly, after a refresh process, SAM will find and discover the device. There are some important SNMP terms. Firstly, let’s check these terms: Managed device: A device that hosts the SNMP agent that provides monitored information and controlled https://ipcisco.com/alcatel-lucent-5620-sam-service-avare-manager/

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operations using SNMP. SNMP Agent: Resides inside of the managed device. Responsible for replying to the requestes from the manager and sending traps to a receipt that inform about potential problems. Manager: Provides the communication link between the systems administrator and the managed devices on the network. Serves as a human interface to the SNMP network. Community String : Used string as a SNMP password for access control. MIB(Management Information Base) : Stored in the device Trap: A message that reports a problem or error. NMS (Network Management System) : SNMP Manager software or hardware. SNMPv2 : Generally used. Simple password sharing. “Community String” is used. SNMPv3 : Latest version of SNMP. Cryptographic Security is used. More secure. No need for “Community String” . “Username” is used.

In Alcatel-Lucent, SNMPv3 is generally used. Because it is more secure. But it is not supported by all the devices.

Alcatel-Lucent Device Discovery Steps on 5620 SAM

At bof.cfg – Network Management IP definition – Persist state must be ON At config.cfg – Router ID configuration – SNMP Security configuration – SNMP No Shutdown At SAM – Mediation Policy ( Administration/Mediation/Mediation Security/Create ) – Discovery Rules ( Administration/Discovery Rules/Create )

After this steps, after a refresh the device is on 5620 SAM secreen. Before showing the SNMPv3 configuration on Alcatel-Lucent devices, I need to emphasize one point again. This is generally more confused persist mode. To manage a device with 5620 SAM, device must be configured as “persist on”. For all elements on the device, an index exist. “Persist on” command open the “index” mechanism. You can check persis status by “show bof” command. A:ALU-1# show bof ============================================================= BOF (Memory) https://ipcisco.com/alcatel-lucent-5620-sam-service-avare-manager/

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============================================================= primary-image cf3:/images/TiMOS-C-9.0.R12 primary-config cf3:/config.cfg primary-dns 1.1.1.1 secondary-dns 2.2.2.2 dns-domain dns1.abc.net.tr autonegotiate duplex full speed 100 wait 3 persist off

As you can see, on the above config, persist status is off. So this device can not managed by 5620 SAM. To manage this device with 5620 SAM, we need to change persist stattus to on. After this configuration, it must be saved with “bof save” command. A:ALU-1# bof persist on A:ALU-1# bof save

After this configuration, the persist status is ON and the device can be managed by 5620 SAM. A:ALU-1# show bof ============================================================= BOF (Memory) ============================================================= primary-image cf3:/images/TiMOS-C-9.0.R12 primary-config cf3:/config.cfg primary-dns 1.1.1.1 secondary-dns 2.2.2.2 dns-domain dns1.abc.net.tr autonegotiate duplex full speed 100 wait 3 persist off

Let’s see how the SNMPv3 configuration on Alcatel-Lucent Routers is done.

SNMPv3 Configuration on Alcatel-Lucent Devices

1)Firstly, an MD5 key is produces. In our example it is produces like below: SNMP Engine ID is determined with “show system infomation” command. A:PE1#show system information ... SNMP Engine ID : 023234237f3432430003faad3433 ...

Produce MD5 key at SAM Server with a script that is defined before. Here, we have a script under “opt/5620sam/server/nms/bin” , named “password2key.bash” . bash-3.00# cd opt/5620sam/server/nms/bin bash-3.00# ./password2key.bash MD5 abc 023234237f3432430003faad3433


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MD5 key: 53453abc6843dcbacacab434bb453455 DES key: 53453abc6843dcbacacab434bb453455

2) Configure the SNMPv3 on device A:PE1#configure system security snmp A:PE1>config>system>security>snmp# access group snmpV3users security-model usm security-level privacy read iso write iso notify iso

A:PE1#configure system security A:PE1>config>system>security# user snmpV3_7750 A:PE1>config>system>security>user# access snmp A:PE1>config>system>security>user# snmp A:PE1>config>system>security>user>snmp#group snmpV3users A:PE1>config>system>security>user>snmp# authentication md5 53453abc6843dcbacacab434bb453455 privacy des-key ba21510183da655cdea7cbc6708ada3c

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About the Author

Gokhan Kosem is a telecommunation and network engineer. His ambition to IP networks and end-to-end system installation made him to prepare this web-site. By sharing his experiences about various networking protocols beside different system installation experiences and Cisco, Juniper, Alcatel-Lucent devices configurations, he is aimed to be helpful for his collegues in all over the world. He is currently lives in Istanbul, Turkey.

2 comments for “Alcatel-Lucent 5620 SAM (Service Avare Manager)” 1 Nurbek Hello, Please tell me how to install the client SAM 5620 on Linux


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Thanks best regard, Nurbek August 27th, 2015 at 06:27 2 I How nodes running config is saved in Oracle DB tables. I want to fetch the data related to a node from DB. What are the tables name commonly used January 9th, 2016 at 21:21

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