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RADview-EMS
Carrier-Class Network Management System

 Client/server architecture for flexible management deployment

Multi-platform
 Highly scalable for growing networks, with smart configuration and
carrier-class element provisioning tools for easy network expansion
 Advanced FCAPS functionality
management system  Fully compliant with TMN standards
 Interoperable with leading OSS programs, and integrates with third-party NMS
and umbrella system
 Java-based, multi-platform system (Windows and Unix) for greater flexibility

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RADview-EMS
Carrier-Class Network Management System

RADview-EMS is a Java-based, carrier-class OSS INTEGRATION BUSINESS CONTINUITY

network management system for
deployment in Windows and Unix As a modular management system, RADview-EMS provides the following
environments. The system features an RADview-EMS is equipped with a number scalable solutions for disaster recovery
embedded Oracle/Informix database, and of standard northbound interfaces for to assure high system availability:
manages both EtherAccess and Axcess+ easy integration with OSS and umbrella  Cold standby – This solution is the
portfolios. In addition, the product systems. In addition to featuring a plug- most simple and cost-effective. Data
provides third-party device monitoring to in for connecting to IBM Tivoli’s is periodically backed up by the
assure network reliability. Netcool®/OMNIbus™ fault management master NMS station via the RADview-
program, the system allows seamless EMS Backup/Restore function, and
RADview-EMS conforms to the ITU-T communication with network-wide
Telecommunication Management Network transferred to the slave NMS station
platforms for inventory (resource) without affecting service.
(TMN) model and provides end-to-end management, performance management,
visibility and standards-based and service provisioning, as well as with  High Availability local clustering –
interoperability. The system is scalable, carriers’ proprietary OSS. This solution provides single-site
providing solutions for small installations RADview- EMS recovery. Active and
as well as growing networks. Supporting various APIs, such as CORBA, standby RADview-EMS servers are
MTOSI, SNMP, and CSV, RADview-EMS each connected to a storage device,
DISTRIBUTED SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE smoothly interacts with higher enabling automatic failover and short
management levels to communicate RPO (Recovery Point Objective) and
RADview-EMS is based on distributed
essential network information to service, RTO (Recovery Time Objective). This
client-server architecture, which optimizes solution is mainly used by large NOCs
operations and business management
the use of network resources (network operation centers) with
functions. By serving as a mediation layer
(see Figure 1). Load sharing among dozens of connected clients.
between the various network elements
master and slave servers maximizes use of
(NEs) and the umbrella system, RADview-  Disaster Recovery wide-area clustering
infrastructure and enables flexible
EMS minimizes the integration costs – This solution provides geo data
distribution of management tasks,
associated with new NE additions. protection, with two servers at two
transparent to the user.
separate locations in replication mode.
If there is an operating outage at the
primary site, all services can be moved
to the backup site by a semi-automatic
switchover. This solution is mainly
used by customers wishing to backup
their data to a remote site.

Figure 1. Distributed System Architecture

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FAULT MANAGEMENT
You can collect full device statistics in ZERO TOUCH CONFIGURATION
RADview-EMS supports advanced fault compressed format, minimizing bandwidth This enables users to automatically
detection, displaying a clear analysis of use by management traffic. You can also discover network elements and perform
the probable causes of faults and export CSV ASCII files to OSS or third- the tasks listed below according to user-
suggested corrective measures. It allows party management systems. defined rules:
the distribution of alarm messages to
The Performance Management portal is  Uploading initial software and
other managers in the network. In
an SLA assurance sytem that is part of configurations
addition, users can configure sounds that
the RADview management system,
play when specific alams/events are  Executing CLI scripts
enabling long term monitoring of
triggered.
Ethernet service performance by  Handling the replacement of units in
collecting KPI (key performance case of failure.
indicators) data from RAD devices. SECURITY MANAGEMENT
Measured metrics are based on ITU-T
Y.1731 and include Frame Delay, Delay An unlimited number of security profiles
Variation, Frame Loss, and Availability. and groups can be created with the
Latency and jitter results are based on security management console. Its
round-trip measurements. It allows advanced functions include tracking of
service providers to easily evaluate user activities in the network and
actual performance over time and designating complex security access rights
Figure 2. Fault Management compare it to their committed SLA to the parameter level.
guarantees. In addition, it enables Security features include:
CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT immediate detection of service
 SSH (secure shell)
degradation, so that action can be taken
New software, configurations and  Web-based SSL (secure socket layer)
to quickly restore performance levels.
licenses can be distributed and uploaded
by devices across the network. The  SNMPv3.
system tracks version changes and keeps
a software configuration history for
backup and recovery. Easy management
and provisioning is provided by a user-
friendly point-and-click GUI (shelf-view
application) with a realistic representation
of the devices.
ADMINISTRATION
The system manages individual and group
user accounts and passwords, generating
network usage reports to monitor user
activities.
PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT Figure 5. Security Management

RADview-EMS supports real-time

monitoring of QoS and CoS, producing
real-time statistics and interval statistics.

Figure 4. Performance Management

Figure 6. Performance Portal

Figure 3. Configuration Management

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RADview-EMS
Carrier-Class Network Management System

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357-105-12/12 (3.30) Specifications are subject to change without prior notice.
Specifications UNIX-BASED CLIENT AND SERVER
Ordering
Minimum Hardware Requirements
WINDOWS-BASED CLIENT OR SERVER RADview-EMS/WIN/PACK1 for Windows
Oracle Netra SPARC T4-1 Server
with 1×4-core 2.85 GHz CPU RADview-EMS/UNIX/PACK1 for Unix
Minimum Hardware Requirements
CPU: Core-i3-2xxx 2.1 GHz or higher Two SAS hard drives (mirrored), with The RADview-EMS package includes a
(x=0–9) following requirements: license for five simultaneous users, as well
At least 4 GB free disk space in /opt as 300/400 (Windows/Unix) ENW license
RAM: 4 GB
partition points. Additional licenses can be ordered:
Hard drive with NTFS-formatted partition
At least 40 GB free disk space for RV-LIC/@/!
and at least 40 GB free disk space
Oracle in /opt/oracle @ License type
Note: Additional disk space may be required for
Note: Additional disk space may be required for ENW Equivalent Node Weight (each
OAM statistics collection.
OAM statistics collection. RAD device is assigned an
Color monitor (17-inch minimum), ENW)
16 GB RAM or more
supporting 1280 × 1024 resolution or
Swap file at least twice RAM size 1-Client Simultaneous client
higher 

! Redundancy (default = no redundancy)

1988–2013 RAD Data Communications Ltd. The RAD name, logo, logotype, and the terms EtherAccess, TDMoIP and TDMoIP Driven,
DVD drive For each additional simultaneous user
via X-session, add 512 MB RAM and 1 R Redundant license that can
Note: The above requirements refer to single-user
CPU core be installed on main and
installations managing up to 200 network
For each additional simultaneous open backup servers
elements. For larger networks, please consult your
RAD partner. shelf view application via X session, add
Note: Refer to RAD Network Management
128 MB RAM
Minimum Software Requirements Information for further information on licensing,
DVD drive hardware/software requirements, and managed
Microsoft Windows 7 (32-bit) Professional
Edition, or Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Color monitor (17-inch minimum) products.

R2 (64-bit) Standard Edition supporting 1152 × 900 resolution or

Windows default input language set to higher with depth 24
English Note: The above requirements refer to single user
installations managing up to 300 network
Mozilla Firefox installed as default web
elements. For larger networks, please consult your
browser (required for Web-based access
RAD partner.
to devices)
Adobe Reader, latest version Minimum Software Requirements
SUN Solaris Ver. 10, Nov 2006 or later,
TFTP/SFTP server (TFTP server required for
with CDE
collecting OAM statistics)
Note: The option to include Solaris 64-Bit Support
WinAgents (enterprise) TFTP server
should be selected during Solaris installation.
required for the Zero Touch functionality.
Adobe Reader, latest version
Google Chrome web browser if you wish
to work with the RADview Performance Mozilla browser if you wish to work with
Portal. the RADview Performance Portal.

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