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Mobility Manager Compact (MMC) Overview Global CDMA BE OMP/AP support team Wang Jing Sheng OAM User Interfaces Element Management System (EMS) GUI EMS CLI - from the EMS on the OMP-FX MM TICLI - from an OMP-FX, an MMC-AP, or an LMT MM-ECP supporting interfaces ECP Status Display Pages (SDPs) MM-ECP and 5ESS DCS RC/V interfaces MM-ECP output streams OMP-FX UNIX command-line interpreter or shell Log files Technician Interface (TI) Command Line Interfaces (CLI) Text-based command interface Must be used for all TI commands to the MMC-APs Runs locally on an MMC-AP Provides operational status and alarm data for: Cell sites CDNs 5ESS DCS Emergency access to MMC-AP OAM commands when the EMS is unavailable SWITCHOVER:ECP ECP, 5ESS, and Other Terminal Interfaces OMP-FX provides a single point of access to other elements and their associated user interfaces From an OMP-FX X-terminal, you can access the following interfaces: ECP and 5ESS DCS Status Display Pages (SDPs) 5ESS DCS CLI ECP and 5ESS DCS Recent Change/Verify (RC/V) subsystems ECP and 5ESS DCS Read-Only Printer ROP output stream OMP-FX UNIX shell MMC-AP TICLI Various log files Log Files MMC-APs generate log files and ROP messages Record activity Used to monitor system activity over time All log files exist on the OMP-FX Exception: ECP Physical ROP log is on the B-servers Use the OMP-FX to access the log files Log Files Log Files Connecting to MMC-APs Considerations: The task you need to perform Your physical location (remote or at the frame) The state of the network The availability of the OMP-FX Telnet to an MMC-AP from the LAN Telnet to an MMC-AP from the LAN Install onto the LMT a VT100-compatible terminal emulator Serial port settings for alarm card and Ethernet Switch: LMT serial port COM 1 9600 baud 8 bits no parity 1 stop bit no flow control Telnet to MMC-AP console from alarm card Establish a remote console connection to an MMC-AP when: You are remote from the frame The network is up The procedure requires co