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Page 1 - User Manual

H3C iMC Branch Intelligent Management System User Manual Hangzhou H3C Technologies Co., Ltd. http://www.h3c.com Software v

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6 Managing networks with iMC BIMS CPE devices in a WAN feature large quantity and dynamic IP addresses. Therefore, iMC BIMS uses the OUI and serial n

Page 3 - Preface

7 Figure 7 System Settings The following describes the system settings: • File Server Parameters: Set the file server status, enabled or disabled.

Page 4 - Documentation feedback

8 Click OK to complete your configuration. Adding CPE authentication users CPE authentication user information corresponds to the username and passwo

Page 5 - Contents

9 • Manually The status of a manually added CPE device is unknown, or in other words, iMC BIMS considers the device a virtual device before the devi

Page 6 - Exploring iMC BIMS

10 # Configure the host name or IP address (http://10.153.129.5 in this example) and port of the iMC BIMS server. The default port number for the CPE

Page 7 - Understanding the GUI

11 Figure 12 Add Device Configuration Backup Task Type the Task Name, select the Operation Time, and Execution Time, and then click Select Device.

Page 8 - Tips for easy operation

12 Click the Configuration tab, and select Deployment Guide in the navigation tree to enter the Deployment Guide page. On the Deployment Guide page,

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13 Figure 16 Deployment Task Deploying device software iMC BIMS allows you to select a software file in the device software library and deploy it t

Page 10 - System settings

14 Figure 17 Deploy Software Click Select and select the software you want to deploy on the dialog box that appears. Type the task name, select the

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15 Auto deploying device configuration This function allows you to create an automatic device configuration deployment task, which deploys the specif

Page 12 - Add CPE devices

Copyright © 2011-2015, Hangzhou H3C Technologies Co., Ltd. and its licensors All rights reserved No part of this manual may be reproduced or transmit

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16 Figure 20 Auto Deploy Configuration – Set Task Attributes Type the task name and description, and click Finish. Then you can view the execution

Page 14 - Configuration backup

17 Select the folder and file name of the configuration template, type the task name and task description, select the file type to be deployed, and s

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18 Figure 23 Auto Deploy Software Click Select and select the software you want to deploy on the dialog box that appears. Type the task name and ta

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19 Figure 24 General Configuration Comparison Select the devices and configuration files to be compared, and click OK. Then the comparison page app

Page 17 - Deploying device software

20 Figure 25 Configuration Management To enable the device to automatically restore to the baseline version, click the Disabled link next to the Re

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21 Figure 26 Device Interaction Log Type the device name, description, start time, and end time, and then click Query. Interaction logs that match

Page 19 - By device

22 Figure 27 Add Alarm Definition Type the alarm name and alarm code, select the alarm level, type the alarm description, alarm cause, remediation

Page 20 - By device class

23 Figure 28 Mail Server Settings Type the server address, and select whether to enable authentication. If you select the Require Authentication op

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24 Figure 30 Add Mail Notification Type the rule name and destination mail address, select the concerned alarm levels, concerned devices, and conce

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25 Figure 31 SMSC Settings Select the serial port and baud rate, type the country code and SMSC number, and click OK. Setting message notification

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i Preface H3C iMC Branch Intelligent Management System (BIMS) User Manual is organized as follows: Configuration guide Content 1 About iMC BIMS Desc

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26 Figure 32 Add Alarm Notification Type the rule name and telephone number, select the concerned alarm levels, concerned devices, and concerned al

Page 25 - Adding an alarm definition

27 Figure 33 Report Template List Click the icon in the View column of the target report template to enter the real-time report page. Figure 34

Page 26 - Setting alarm notification

28 Figure 35 Scheduled Report List Click Add to enter the page for adding a scheduled report. Figure 36 Add Scheduled Report Click Select to sel

Page 27 - Setting mail notification

29 Figure 37 Batch Operate • Configure Inform Interval: Allows you to configure the interval for accessing iMC BIMS for multiple devices in batche

Page 28 - Setting an SMSC

30 Figure 39 Set Auto Restore Strategy Click Select Device, and select one or more devices on the popup device list. Set the connection request use

Page 29 - Setting message notification

31 Figure 40 IP Ping Test On the page, enter the IP ping parameters as needed, and click Select Device. In the popup dialog box, select the device

Page 30 - Viewing real-time reports

32 WAN IP connection management iMC BIMS allows you to query, add, modify, and delete the WAN IP connections of the selected CPE device, and view det

Page 31 - Adding a scheduled report

33 WAN PPP connection management iMC BIMS allows you to query, add, modify, and delete WAN PPP connections, and view detailed information about the W

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34 Figure 46 WAN DSL Link Management Figure 47 WAN DSL Link Configuration

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35 FAQ Problems you may encounter when you are using web browsers to access iMC BIMS and solutions Table 3 lists the solutions to different problems.

Page 34 - Device diagnosis

ii Convention Description CAUTION An alert that calls attention to important information that if not understood or followed can result in data loss,

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36 Problem Solution for security? is recommended that you click Logout at the upper right corner or close the web browser to exit the system. When I

Page 36 - WAN IP connection management

37 Figure 48 Error message upon HTTPS login 1. View certificate error information Click Continue to this website (not recommended) to enter iMC BI

Page 37 - WAN DSL link configuration

38 Click Certificate Error to view the certificate error message, as shown in Figure 50. Then click View certificates, and then the Certificate dialo

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39 Figure 51 Certificate 2. Import certificate In the Certificate dialog box, click Install Certificate. The Certificate Import Wizard page appear

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40 Figure 52 Certificate Import Wizard Click Next. The Certificate Store dialog box appears, as shown in Figure 53. Figure 53 Certificate Store

Page 40 - How to deal with it?

41 Select Place all certificates in the following store and click Next, as shown in Figure 53. Figure 54 Completing the Certificate Import Wizard

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42 Figure 56 Import success notification Click OK on the dialog box shown in Figure 56. 3. Modify IE options After certificate import operation is

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43 When some commands configured in the Execute Command After Export field of the data export function were executed, the CPU utilization kept high f

Page 43 - 2. Import certificate

44 Nodes Online operators Java heap size 10 50 2000 to 5000 20 8 GB 50 5000 to 10000 20 16 GB

Page 44 - Figure 53 Certificate Store

45 Acronyms Table 5 Acronyms Acronym Full spelling ACS Auto-Configuration Server BIMS Branch Intelligent Management System CPE Customer Premises Eq

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i Contents Exploring iMC BIMS ························································································································

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2 Exploring iMC BIMS Getting started Logging in with a web browser Based on the Browser/Server (B/S) architecture, iMC BIMS is accessible through a b

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3 NOTE: • You can use the default operator and password admin for the first login. For security, it is recommendedto change the password after yo

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4 No. Name Description (2) Functional tabs Provide configuration entries to the management functions, facilitating function switch. (3) Navigation

Page 49 - Acronyms

5 Figure 4 Help link on a specific configuration page • View tooltips: Place your cursor on the icon, if any, to view the parameter input, as sh

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