Hello, dear. You can use the MML command to upload an XML file. Upload Backup Configuration File (ULD CFGFILE)Network Element: BTS3900, BTS3900 WCDMA, BTS3900 LTE, BTS5900, BTS5900 WCDMA, BTS5900 LTE, BTS5900 5G FunctionUse this command to upload a backup configuration file or a downloaded configuration file to an FTP server. NoteBefore running this command to upload a base station configuration file to the server, there must be the configuration file. You must run the LST CFGFILE command to check that the configuration file exists on a base station. If the execution result of this command indicates that the file or directory is not available on the FTP server, the possible causes and solutions are as follows: The user does not have the write permission to a specified path on the FTP server. In this case, assign the user with the write permission. The specified path does not exist on the FTP server. In this case, create folders accordingly. A read-only file with the same name as the target file exists in the specified upload path. In this case, set the read-only attribute to off. A folder with the same name as the target file exists in the specified upload path. In this case, rename the folder to ensure that their names are different. If a configuration file already exists in the specified path, the file will be replaced by another uploaded configuration file with the same format. Therefore, it is recommended that each path be named on the basis of time. For example, C:/bak/20040110, C:/bak/20040115. Before running this command, ensure that the following conditions are met: The FTP server is functioning properly. No firewall is set between the FTP server and the NE, or the firewall is disabled. The specified user name and password of the FTP server are valid, and the user has the write permission to the specified directory. If a configuration file is not activated, it will be deleted immediately after it is successfully uploaded. If a configuration file fails to be uploaded and is not activated within 24 hours, it will be automatically deleted after 24 hours. Execution of this command will increase the CPU usage, and CPU overload may affect UE access. Therefore, it is recommended that you run this command when the system has a light load.
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| MODE | IP Mode | Meaning: Indicates the IP mode of the FTP server. GUI Value Range: IPV4(IPv4), IPV6(IPv6) Unit: None Actual Value Range: IPV4, IPV6 MML Default Value: IPV4(IPv4) Recommended Value: IPV4(IPv4) Parameter Relationship: None Service Interrupted After Modification: N/A Impact on Radio Network Performance: None Applicable Mode:G,U,L,N,R | | IP | FTP Server IP | Meaning: Indicates the IP address of the FTP server. GUI Value Range: Valid IP address Unit: None Actual Value Range: Valid IP address MML Default Value: None Recommended Value: None Parameter Relationship: None Service Interrupted After Modification: N/A Impact on Radio Network Performance: None Applicable Mode:G,U,L,N,R | | USR | User Name | Meaning: Indicates the user name for logging in to the FTP server. GUI Value Range: 1~32 characters Unit: None Actual Value Range: 1~32 characters MML Default Value: None Recommended Value: None Parameter Relationship: None Service Interrupted After Modification: N/A Impact on Radio Network Performance: None Applicable Mode:G,U,L,N,R | | PWD | Password | Meaning: Indicates the password for logging in to the FTP server. GUI Value Range: 1~32 characters Unit: None Actual Value Range: 1~32 characters MML Default Value: None Recommended Value: None Parameter Relationship: None Service Interrupted After Modification: N/A Impact on Radio Network Performance: None Applicable Mode:G,U,L,N,R | | DIR | Directory Name | Meaning: Indicates the directory where the file is saved on the FTP server. If this parameter is not specified, the license file will be saved to the default directory on the FTP server. Whether the directory name can include an absolute or relative path and what format the path should be in both depend on the FTP server and the operating system of the FTP server. You can refer to the directory name in the Example part. GUI Value Range: 0~230 characters Unit: None Actual Value Range: 0~230 characters MML Default Value: None Recommended Value: None Parameter Relationship: None Service Interrupted After Modification: N/A Impact on Radio Network Performance: None Applicable Mode:G,U,L,N,R | | FT | File Type | Meaning: Indicates the type of the configuration file. GUI Value Range: XML(XML Format) Unit: None Actual Value Range: XML MML Default Value: XML(XML Format) Recommended Value: None Parameter Relationship: None Service Interrupted After Modification: N/A Impact on Radio Network Performance: None Applicable Mode:G,U,L,N,R | | GA | Guage Option | Meaning: Indicates whether to report the progress during the data transfer. If this parameter is set to Y, the system displays the current progress in percentage, for example, 30%, during the data transfer. GUI Value Range: Y(Send Progress), N(Not to Send Progress) Unit: None Actual Value Range: Y, N MML Default Value: Y(Send Progress) Recommended Value: Y(Send Progress) Parameter Relationship: None Service Interrupted After Modification: N/A Impact on Radio Network Performance: None Applicable Mode:G,U,L,N,R | | CF | Compression Flag | Meaning: Indicates whether to compress the source file before it is uploaded. If this parameter is set to COMPRESSED, a compressed file is generated after the source file is uploaded. The compressed files have a file name extension of .gz and can be decompressed with the WinRAR program. For example, if the source file is named "OPLOG.txt", the file will be compressed into a file named "OPLOG.txt.gz". GUI Value Range: UNCOMPRESSED(Uncompressed), COMPRESSED(Compressed) Unit: None Actual Value Range: UNCOMPRESSED, COMPRESSED MML Default Value: UNCOMPRESSED(Uncompressed) Recommended Value: UNCOMPRESSED(Uncompressed) Parameter Relationship: None Service Interrupted After Modification: N/A Impact on Radio Network Performance: The CPU usage increases by 10% to 50% if the source file is compressed before being uploaded. CPU overload leads to access failure. Applicable Mode:G,U,L,N,R |
ExampleExample 1: To upload the backup configuration file with the parameters as follows: IP Mode: IPV4, FTP Server IP: 192.168.0.66, User Name: admin, Password: a1234, run the following command:
ULD CFGFILE: MODE=IPV4, IP="192.168.0.66", USR="admin", PWD="*****";
Example 2: To upload the backup configuration file with the parameters as follows: IP Mode: IPV4, FTP Server IP: 192.168.0.66, User Name: admin, Password: a1234, Directory Name: D:\FTP\files, run the following command:
ULD CFGFILE: MODE=IPV4, IP="192.168.0.66", USR="admin", PWD="*****", DIR="D:\FTP\files";
Example 3: To upload the backup configuration file with the parameters as follows: IP Mode: IPV4, FTP Server IP: 192.168.0.66, User Name: admin, Password: a1234, Directory Name: \files, run the following command:
ULD CFGFILE: MODE=IPV4, IP="192.168.0.66", USR="admin", PWD="*****", DIR="\files";
Example 4: To upload the backup configuration file with the parameters as follows: IP Mode: IPV4, FTP Server IP: 192.168.0.66, User Name: admin, Password: a1234, Directory Name: ftproot/, run the following command:
ULD CFGFILE: MODE=IPV4, IP="192.168.0.66", USR="admin", PWD="*****", DIR="ftproot/";
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