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Step 2. Creating VDSL2-Related Profiles
This section describes how to create various profiles that are necessary for provisioned
VDSL2 services.
Topics Covered
This section covers the following
topics in bold
that are part of the overall VDSL2 services
configuration process:
1.
Configure network uplinks for VDSL2 services
2.
Creating system profiles that support VDSL2 applications
Creating Quality-of-Service (QoS) for VDSL2 traffic management
Creating profiles for data and video services
Creating profiles for voice services
3.
Configure subscriber services
Overview of VDSL2-Related Profiles
This section describes how to create system profiles to use for VDSL2 applications. Creating
profiles allow you define common provisioning attributes that can be reused many times and
applied to multiple service ports.
Note:
For information about system profiles unrelated to VDSL2 services, refer to the
Calix
E7 User Guide
or the
Calix E3-48/E5-48/E5-48C User Guide.
Profiles referenced in service provisioning
Provisioning services at the VDSL2 card port allows you to set up information common to
multiple subscribers, maintained via profiles. The service definitions at the subscriber port
level reference existing profiles and sometimes provide subscriber-specific information to
complement the profiles.
Note:
When a profile is changed, all objects referring to that object are affected. For
example, if the rate in a bandwidth profile is changed, all provisioned services referencing the
profile are changed to the modified bandwidth rate. Profile objects may not be deleted while
they are being referenced.
Global profiles in CMS
Global profiles automate synchronizing profiles across multiple E-Series nodes. They
support cross-network capabilities such as bulk provisioning. You create a profile once
within CMS and apply it across all targeted E-Series nodes to ensure consistency across large
deployments.
