DM984 product family
CHAPTER 11. IPSAN CONFIGURATION
A default profile ("default") exists, allocating the lowest possible bandwidth for
type-1 traffic.
The next step is to create the GEM ports (called Virtual Ports on the IPSAN)
and the assignment to a T-CONT in the same step. For each T-CONT created
previously the following command needs to be executed once:
vp <vp-id> tcont <tcont-id> vp-svc <vp-svc-profile>
Description of the used parameters:
Name
Format
Description
<vp-id>
Number (1-16)
ID of the virtual port
<tcont-id>
Number (1-6)
ID of one of the previously defined T-CONTS
<vp-svc-profile>
Alphanumeric
Name of the previously created VP-SVC-Profile
Note:
When the chosen id is already taken it will change the existing entry.
If there was no VP-SVC-Profile created beforehand it is possible to use the de-
fault profile which is called ’default’.
Example for TCONT-VP-BIND-Profile creation:
DM4650(config)#profile gpon tcont-vp-bind 123
DM4650(config-prof-gpon-tcontvpbind-123)#tcont 1 sla 123
DM4650(config-prof-gpon-tcontvpbind-123)#vp 1 tcont 1 vp-svc 123
DM4650(config-prof-gpon-tcontvpbind-123)#exit
DM4650(config)#
Assigning a TCONT-VP-BIND-Profile
For the assignment of a TCONT-VP-BIND-Profile it is assumed that it was
created beforehand. Now the following single command must be issued:
tcont-vpbind-profile <name>
Description of the used parameters:
Name
Format
Description
<name>
Alphanumeric
Name of the previously created TCONT-VP-BIND-Profile
Example:
DM4650(config-if-gpon-7/3/2)#tcont-vpbind-profile 123
DM4650(config-if-gpon-7/3/2)#
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