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Quality of Service (QoS) 

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Horizon Compact Plus Release 1.0.1

 

                                                            Wireless Ethernet Product User Manual 

– Volume 2 

The user sets the CIR and the weight (

set cos wfq weight [w1 w2 w3 w4 w5 w6 w7 w8] 

for each queue 

and the scheduler processes each queue based on those parameters.  

Up to four expedite queues (Q8 to Q5) can be configured (see Section 8.5.4). 

The queues are serviced in a round-robin fashion (in order Q8, Q7, Q6, Q5, Q4, Q3, Q2, Q1) except for 
the expedite queue(s) (if enabled) which are serviced with highest priority. 

Any queue can utilize any excess bandwidth, proportional to its assigned weight, provided all queues with 
pending packets have their CIR met. 

When  all  the  queues  meet  their  CIR,  the  remaining  bandwidth  is  distributed  amongst  the  queues, 
proportional to their weights. 

Example:

 

Each  queue,  Q1  to  Q8,  is  configured  with  a  weight  of  w1,  w2,  w3,  w4,  w5,  w6,  w7  and  w8 
respectively (values 0 

– 64). Assuming a total bandwidth capability of 200 Mbps (system current 

speed), and the CIR for each queue is set to 10% (20 Mbps), this means that there is a surplus 
bandwidth of 200 

– 80 = 120 Mbps if all queues are meeting their CIR. This surplus bandwidth is 

made available to all queues in a proportion determined by the weight assigned to each queue, if 
they need it. 

The surplus bandwidth share of queues Q1 to Q8 shall be: 

Q1 = 120 * w1 / (w1+w2+w3+w4+w5+w6+w7+w8) 

Q2 = 120 * w2 / (w1+w2+w3+w4+w5+w6+w7+w8) 

Q3 = 120 * w3 / (w1+w2+w3+w4+w5+w6+w7+w8 

Q4 = 120 * w4 / (w1+w2+w3+w4+w5+w6+w7+w8)  

Q5 = 120 * w5 / (w1+w2+w3+w4+w5+w6+w7+w8) 

Q6 = 120 * w6 / (w1+w2+w3+w4+w5+w6+w7+w8) 

Q7 = 120 * w7 / (w1+w2+w3+w4+w5+w6+w7+w8) 

Q8 = 120 * w8 / (w1+w2+w3+w4+w5+w6+w7+w8) 

If Q1 does not have any traffic at a given time then the surplus bandwidth will increase to 120 + 
20  =  140  Mbps.  The  surplus  bandwidth  share  will  now  be  distributed  amongst  the  remaining 
queues as follows: 

Q2 = 140 * w2 / (w2+w3+w4+w5+w6+w7+w8) 

Q3 = 140 * w3 / (w2+w3+w4+w5+w6+w7+w8 

Q4 = 140 * w4 / (w2+w3+w4+w5+w6+w7+w8)  

Q5 = 140 * w5 / (w2+w3+w4+w5+w6+w7+w8) 

Q6 = 140 * w6 / (w2+w3+w4+w5+w6+w7+w8) 

Q7 = 140 * w7 / (w2+w3+w4+w5+w6+w7+w8) 

Q8 = 140 * w8 / (w2+w3+w4+w5+w6+w7+w8) 

The benefits of WFQ include : 

• 

the queues are serviced in a fair way 

• 

bandwidth is not wasted when system is not congested. 

• 

CIR to queues is guaranteed. 

• 

The expedite queue, if enabled, will have the highest scheduling priority until the CIR 
is met. 

The peak information rate (PIR) of each queue is the same as the configured system current speed. 

 

Summary of Contents for Horizon Compact Plus

Page 1: ...Horizon COMPACT PlusTM Wireless Ethernet Release 1 0 1 Product Manual Volume 2 Advanced Configuration Features Version 1 1 ...

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Page 3: ...2 NOTICE This document contains confidential information which is proprietary to DragonWave No part of its contents can be used copied disclosed or conveyed to any party in any manner whatsoever without prior written permission from DragonWave Inc Copyright 2000 2012 DragonWave Inc ...

Page 4: ...US SERVER 25 7 0 MANAGEMENT VLAN TAGGING 26 7 1 VLAN TAGGING OVERVIEW 26 7 2 802 1Q TAGGING 26 7 3 VLAN TAGGING IMPLEMENTATION IN HORIZON COMPACT PLUS 26 7 4 HORIZON COMPACT PLUS VLAN SETTINGS 27 8 0 QUALITY OF SERVICE QOS 30 8 1 CLASS OF SERVICE TYPES 30 8 2 CLASS OF SERVICE BIT LEVELS 30 8 3 OPERATION WITH QOS DISABLED 30 8 4 OPERATION WITH QOS ENABLED 31 8 4 1 ASSIGNING USER DATA TO QOS QUEUES ...

Page 5: ...LS CONFIGURATION PORT GROUPS 79 14 2 1 BASIC MODE 79 14 2 2 ADVANCED MODE 79 14 3 SETTINGS FOR BASIC MODE 80 14 3 1 RLS SIGNAL DEGRADE SETTINGS 80 14 3 2 RLS LINK MONITOR PARAMETERS 80 14 4 SETTINGS FOR ADVANCED MODE 81 14 4 1 RLS SIGNAL FAULT SETTINGS 81 14 4 2 RECOVERY FROM A HARD FAILURE 81 14 5 RLS LINK CONTROL SETTINGS 81 15 0 CONFIGURING THE TIME SOURCE SNTP 90 16 0 ADAPTIVE MODULATION 94 16...

Page 6: ... EVENTS LOG 118 18 2 PERFORMANCE LOG 119 18 3 SYSLOG FEATURE 121 19 0 RADIO AND NETWORK LOOPBACK 124 19 1 RADIO LOOPBACK 124 19 2 NETWORK LOOPBACK 126 19 3 EOAM LOOPBACK 127 20 0 NETWORK MANAGEMENT 128 20 1 SIMPLE NETWORK MANAGEMENT PROTOCOL SNMP 128 20 2 SUPPORTED SNMP VERSIONS 128 20 3 ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT INFORMATION BASE MIB 136 20 4 SNMP TRAPS 136 21 0 EDITING SYSTEM CONFIGURATION FILES 142 ...

Page 7: ...face Home Screen 108 Figure 16 3 Web Interface Graphics withTable View 109 Figure 16 4 Web Interface Graphics Features 110 Figure 16 5 Web Interface Graphics Loss of Signal 110 Figure 16 6 Web Interface Tree Diagram 111 Figure 18 1 Radio Network Loopback 124 List of Tables Table 6 1 VLAN tagging is OFF 27 Table 6 2 VLAN tagging is ON 27 Table 9 1 System Mode and Modulation Scheme 50 Table 14 1 Tim...

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Page 9: ...hat are sufficient to set up a link and have it passing traffic Also a list of the advanced configuration features Volume 2 this volume includes step by step configuration details for the advanced configuration features that are listed in Volume 1 Volume 3 contains a complete list of the frequency tables associated with the radio bands supported by the Horizon Compact Plus Volume 4 Contains config...

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Page 11: ...uirements for the system see Volume 1 of this manual for more information Only the Super User can invoke the CLI command set dynamic config change on off When this feature is turned on the above four commands can be run and the various associated parameters modified and applied without resetting the system This has advantages but note that if the radio link between two systems is the sole manageme...

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Page 13: ... The first three items in the above list are called the Feature Group and are indexed 1 2 and 3 These features can be upgraded or downgraded using the Upgrade Downgrade Feature Group procedure The fourth item in the list is upgraded downgraded using the Upgrade and Downgrade System License Speed procedures 3 1 Upgrade Downgrade Feature Group The following procedure shows what features in the featu...

Page 14: ...4 AC get feature group upgrade information 2 press Enter The system responds Feature group EOAM ECFM 802 1ag Y 1731 upgrade request information Count 0 Unit Serial Number C1N14AED0013 MAC Address 00 07 58 03 14 AC get feature group upgrade information 3 press Enter The system responds Feature group HAAM upgrade request information Count 0 Unit Serial Number C1N14AED0013 MAC Address 00 07 58 03 14 ...

Page 15: ... Enter Y Yes or N No y The feature group is unlicensed Feature group HAAM downgrade confirmation information Count 1 Unit Serial Number A1316774M090014 MAC Address 00 07 58 02 92 10 Confirmation Number c32d57d9c6765f9df34a99f48dee369d Confirm downgrade information This command will return the downgrade confirmation information similar to that provided by the downgrade feature group command Sequenc...

Page 16: ...ill operate at is the lesser of the configured current speed and the System Mode Procedure 3 2 Upgrading Horizon Compact Plus System License Speed Required Action Steps login Log in as a NOC user View existing licensed and current system speeds Returns the licensed speed key value the current set system speed and the set mode Sequence get system speed press Enter The system responds Licensed speed...

Page 17: ...stem responds Speed upgrade information Speed increment 200 Speed count 0 System MAC address 00 07 58 03 14 AC Unit serial number C1N14AED0013 This information must be sent to DragonWave along with the request for a speed upgrade before a license upgrade key can be issued Upgrade system licensed speed Upgrades the system to operate at a higher speed A license upgrade key is required for this comma...

Page 18: ...ed if you wish to return to a higher licensed speed Note that the licensed speed is the maximum speed that the system can operate at regardless of the setting of the System Mode Procedure 3 3 Downgrading Horizon Compact Plus System License Speed Required Action Steps login Log in as a NOC user View system speed Returns the licensed speed value the current set system speed and the set mode Sequence...

Page 19: ...ll force to save Mib Continue Enter Y Yes or N No y Saving MIB Please wait for a while Mib saved successfully The current system licensed speed is downgraded to 200 Mbps Downgrade Confirmation Information Speed Decrement 200 Speed Count 2 Unit Serial Number DW130AAG0100 MAC Address 00 07 58 00 a2 16 Confirmation Number bc7ed7dd89a4d98adbab263630a9a27e To determine the status of your license the in...

Page 20: ...ed during the downgrade process This is the same information along with the licensed speed count that DragonWave needs in order to verify the status of your license Sequence get licensed speed downgrade information press Enter The system responds Example Downgrade Confirmation Information Speed Decrement 200 Speed Count 2 Unit Serial Number DW130AAG0100 MAC Address 00 07 58 00 a2 16 Confirmation N...

Page 21: ...o Fast Ethenet ports Port 1 supports ports p1 and p4 and Port 2 supports ports p2 and p3 Gb Port Supported Data Rate Fast E Port Supported Data Rate Port 1 1000 100 10 Base t p1 100 10 Base t p4 100 10 Base t Port 2 1000 100 10 Base t p2 100 10 Base t p3 100 10 Base t The following parameters can be configured for each of the ports Parameter Gb Port 1 Gb Port 2 Fast Port 1 Fast Port 2 Fast Port 3 ...

Page 22: ...THERNET PORT CONFIGURATION Enet Port ID P1 Port Descriptor AnyName Auto Negotiation on Port Medium auto Optical Tx State on Pause Frame Enable off Speed auto Max Frame Size 1600 Payload State disable Admin State on Enet Port ID P2 Port Descriptor AnyName Auto Negotiation on Speed auto Max Frame Size 1600 Payload State enable Admin State on Enet Port ID P3 Port Descriptor AnyName Auto Negotiation o...

Page 23: ...trl X to exit config process Press Enter to retain previous value Port Id P 1 4 1 1 Port Description AnyName Auto Negotiation on 1 off 2 on Medium copper 1 fiber 2 auto 3 auto Speed Mbps 10 1 100 2 1000 3 auto 4 auto Optical Transceiver State on 1 off 2 off Pause Frame Enable on 1 off 2 off Maximum Frame Size 1600 Port Payload State enable 1 disable 2 disable 1 Port Admin state on 1 off 2 on Apply...

Page 24: ...nter yes y or no n y ETHERNET PORT CONFIGURATION Enet Port ID P1 Port Descriptor AnyName Auto Negotiation on Port Medium auto Optical Tx State on Speed auto Auto Mdix on Pause Frame Enable off Max Frame Size 1600 Payload State enable Admin State on Enet Port ID P2 Port Descriptor AnyName Auto Negotiation on Speed auto Auto Mdix on Pause Frame Enable off Max Frame Size 1600 Payload State enable Adm...

Page 25: ...rts are selected as syncE member ports the clock master slave status of the Ethernet port concerned is automatically forced to correspond Ethernet ports that are defined as syncE primary or secondary sources to the Horizon Compact Plus are forced to appear as Ethernet clock slaves to the connected Ethernet devices so that the connected device sources the clock to the Horizon Compact Plus Similarly...

Page 26: ...responds Synce mode is off OR if SyncE mode is active example Synce mode auto Clock source freerun Acquisition status acquired Forced holdover off Add ports that are to be used for SyncE to the member group This command allows you to add all the ports that are required to handle SynchE into the member port group Note that in order to configure the ports that are to be the primary and secondary clo...

Page 27: ...ff Wander filter option option2 Select the port that will be the secondary synchronization clock source This command allows you to select the port that will provide the secondary clock source It will take over from the primary clock source if the primary clock source fails Note that in order to configure the port that is to be the secondary clock source the port must first be made part of the memb...

Page 28: ... Option 1 or Option 2 Option 1 would be used in the E1 TDM hierarchy and Option 2 in the T1 TDM hierarchy Option 2 is the default Sequence set synce wander filter option1 option2 press Enter The system responds example option2 selected Synce mode off Primary clock source wp1 Secondary clock source p4 Synce members p4 wp1 freerun Revertive mode on Wander filter option option2 Enable SyncE feature U...

Page 29: ...on2 Required for troubleshooting only Forcing SyncE into holdover mode This is a user troubleshooting command which forces the system into holdover mode for a configurable timeout value time in seconds The default timout is 30 seconds Values can be 0 to 300 seconds 0 keeps the holdover on indefinitely Sequence set synce forced holdover on time off Example set synce forced holdover on 60 press Ente...

Page 30: ...an be configured to allow the Super user to still access the modem via the local modem access control even when a RADIUS server does not respond Only the Super user can issue any of the RADIUS set commands and view any of the security related entries returned with get commands passwords shared key etc Procedure 6 1 RADIUS Server User Authentication Use this procedure to set up user authentication ...

Page 31: ... set save mib Configure radius server key Adds the required shared key to the RADIUS server host configuration Note that the previous command has to be issued and the server key entered before the RADIUS server will become active Sequence set radius server key index someString press Enter Where index is the server index 1 5 and someString is an alpha numeric string of up to 32 characters in length...

Page 32: ... on off press Enter The system responds Radius authentication for Super User is now strict not strict A save mib command will make this command effective immediately WARNING If super user authentication is set to ON and the Super user name and password are not entered into the RADIUS system the Super user will not be able to regain access to the modem after a reset View radius super user authentic...

Page 33: ...t is invalid then access is denied A typical VSA file is shown below Without the DragonWave Privilege Level attribute AND with radius super user strict on users cannot gain access to the device using CLI Note that the Web server does not use RADIUS authentication at all If you want the system to be 100 RADIUS secured then you need to disable the Web server set web server off DragonWave VSAs VENDOR...

Page 34: ...ata to the ports inside the VLAN where the data originated The switch also sends the data to a trunking port if one is available Network Administrators create VLAN groups and place backbone network devices into the VLAN group to simplify administration and increase security of the devices VLAN tagging allows network administrators to add Horizon Compact Plus nodes to the administrative network VLA...

Page 35: ...s are on the same VLAN as Horizon Compact Plus Servers are NOT reachable by Horizon Compact Plus since Horizon Compact Plus does not insert a VLAN tag into the packet Table 7 2 VLAN tagging is ON In this configuration VLAN tagging is ON therefore ALL Horizon Compact Plus packets must contain VLAN tags Condition Horizon Compact Plus Outgoing Packet Horizon Compact Plus incoming packet does NOT cont...

Page 36: ... Configure vlan tagging Sets the VLAN tagging operational state for the system Sequence set vlan tag press Enter The system responds Press Ctrl X to exit config process Press Enter to retain previous value VLAN tagging on 1 off 2 off 1 Vlan Id 1 4095 1 Vlan Priority 0 7 0 Would you like to save MIB Enter Y Yes or N No n Mib is not saved Configuring management vlan Config Name User Config Running C...

Page 37: ... A system reset is required to activate this feature Sequence reset system press Enter The system responds Are you sure you want to reset Y yes or N no press Y The system will proceed to reset You will have to log on again to regain access This concludes the steps to enable VLAN tagging for the Horizon Compact Plus system using the CLI manager ...

Page 38: ...h the service provider The Horizon Compact Plus can be configured to use the CoS bits of either Super VLAN inner cos_qinq_itag or outer cos_qinq_otag packets or the CoS bits of the standard VLAN or DSCP bits or MPLS EXP To determine the type of packets on which you wish the packet filter to operate you need to configure the CoS type set cos type cos_vlan cos_qinq_itag cos_qinq_otag cos_dscp cos_mp...

Page 39: ...ted with packets a scheduler is responsible for moving queued packets out of the queues in a specific order The scheduling policy decides the behavior of the scheduler 8 4 2 Slow Bridge Protocol Frames Slow bridge protocol frames are those that are destined for the 01 80 C2 00 00 xx MAC addresses Examples STP RSTP MSTP LACP Pause Frames GARP GMRP GVRP bridge broadcasts OAM LLDP Port based authenti...

Page 40: ...ed to QoS queues Each queue can be allocated a percentage of this memory set cos queue cbs 0 100 0 100 0 100 1 100 0 100 0 100 0 100 1 100 The default CBS allocation for QoS queues Q1 through Q7 is 12 with Q8 being allocated 16 The total percentage assigned to all queues must equal 100 The CBS function helps in smoothiong out the bursty input and transmit at the CIR of the queue by queuing the tra...

Page 41: ...In Priority Queuing mode any one of the priority queues Q8 to Q1 can be selected as a cut through queue In Weighted Fair Queuing only when Expedite Mode is on any one of the configured expedite queues can be selected as a Cut Through queue 8 5 2 Strict Priority Queuing If the Strict Priority Queuing policy is enabled in the Horizon Compact Plus system the scheduling mechanism can be described as f...

Page 42: ...4 Each queue is also assigned a CIR which guarantees the minimum bandwidth for the traffic in that queue when congestion occurs The bandwidth is allocated to each queue in proportional to the assigned weight up to the allocated CIR if the queue has packets to send After the CIR is met a queue is allocated unused bandwidth which means all queues have met their CIR or queues which have not met the C...

Page 43: ...0 Mbps if all queues are meeting their CIR This surplus bandwidth is made available to all queues in a proportion determined by the weight assigned to each queue if they need it The surplus bandwidth share of queues Q1 to Q8 shall be Q1 120 w1 w1 w2 w3 w4 w5 w6 w7 w8 Q2 120 w2 w1 w2 w3 w4 w5 w6 w7 w8 Q3 120 w3 w1 w2 w3 w4 w5 w6 w7 w8 Q4 120 w4 w1 w2 w3 w4 w5 w6 w7 w8 Q5 120 w5 w1 w2 w3 w4 w5 w6 w7...

Page 44: ...l assigned CIR s exceeding 100 of the system current speed Queues configured as expedite queues can each be assigned a CIR of up to 100 of the system current speed Note of caution It is recommended that the sum of the CIR of all queues including priority queues be set to 100 If this rule is not followed the WFQ behavior of the queues cannot be guaranteed Procedure 8 1 Enable Quality of Service Per...

Page 45: ...em responds CoS type is set to cos_vlan cos_qinq_itag cos_qinq_otag cos_dscp cos_mplsexp Note cos_vlan uses the priority tag of standard VLAN frames cos_qinq_itag uses the inner priority tag of a Q in Q frame cos_qinq_otag uses the outer priority tag of a Q in Q frame cos_dscp uses the 3 bit priority information in the DSCP field of the IP header also referred to as ToS cos_mplsexp uses the 3bits ...

Page 46: ...he CoS levels 0 7 in order Any values not explicitly assigned a queue by the user will not be affected by the command The system responds On port port id dot1p Queue assignment is as follows dot1p value CoSQueue 0 x 1 x 2 x 3 x 4 x 5 x 6 x 7 x Where x is a value in the range 1 to 8 Examples set cos queue mapping p1 1 1 2 3 4 5 7 7 press Enter For port p1 will allocate CoS levels 0 and 1 to Horizon...

Page 47: ...s set as Expedite Queues can override the CIR for other queues should congestion occur Sequence set cos queue cir 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 press Enter where 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 is the percentage of the available bandwidth to be allocated to QoS queues 1 through 8 respectively The total cannot exceed 100 unless Expedite Queuing has been enabled The system responds example shown using 25 settings for each queue ...

Page 48: ...nimum amount of bandwidth allocated for that queue Sequence set cos queue cir 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 press Enter where 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 is the percentage of the available bandwidth to be allocated to CoS Queues 1 through 8 respectively The total cannot exceed 100 but can be less than 100 if desired The system responds example shown Expedite queue is off All queues bandwidth are guaranteed Queue CIR CIR Mb...

Page 49: ...greater the share of surplus bandwidth is allocated to that queue Sequence set cos wfq weight w1 w2 w3 w4 w5 w6 w7 w8 press Enter where w1 is the weighting for QoS queue 1 w2 is the weighting for QoS queue 2 w3 is the weighting for QoS queue 3 w4 is the weighting for QoS queue 4 and so on All values are integers Valid weight values 0 63 Example w1 1 w2 3 w3 5 w4 7 etc The system responds using the...

Page 50: ... of all WFQ queues should not exceed 100 However the expedite queues can be allocated 0 100 bandwidth The behavior of the WFQ can not be guaranteed if the sum of the CIR s of all queues exceeds 100 Sequence set cos expedite queue on off number of queues press Enter Example set cos expedite on 2 press Enter get cos expedite queue press Enter The system responds Expedite queue is set to on Number of...

Page 51: ...queues A percentage of this space is allocated to each of the eight queues Sequence set cos queue cbs 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 press Enter where 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 is the percentage of the total queue memory to be allocated to QoS Queues 1 through 8 respectively Note that the total of all queues must equal 100 The system responds Queue Size 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 Example get cos queue cbs press Enter...

Page 52: ... be applied only to the enabled ports save mib Saves the MIB to RAM Perform this command to save setting changes to non volatile memory Sequence save mib press Enter The system responds MIB saved successfully This concludes the steps to configuring Quality of Service using the CLI manager 8 6 User Flow Mapping This feature allows the user to uniquely indentify a particular packet flow and then ass...

Page 53: ...uperUser or NOC user View the current status of User Flow Mapping This command returns the current status of User Flow Mapping Sequence get cos user flow press Enter The system responds example CoS User Flow Queue Mapping User Flow Status User Class Port 1 Port 2 flow 1 disable class 1 queue 8 queue 8 flow 2 disable class 2 queue 8 queue 8 flow 3 enable class 3 queue 6 queue 6 The user flow mappin...

Page 54: ...tem responds Press Ctrl X to exit config process Press Enter to retain previous value Flow Id 1 3 1 1 Flow Mapping Status enable 1 disable 2 disable 1 Port 1 User Flow Mapping to Queue 8 7 Port 2 User Flow Mapping to Queue 8 5 CoS User Flow Queue Mapping User Flow Status User Class Port 1 Port 2 flow 1 enable class 1 queue 7 queue 5 flow 2 disable class 2 queue 8 queue 8 flow 3 enable class 3 queu...

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Page 56: ...eshold The receiving buffer threshold is close to 100 msec at GigE rate At data rates lower than GigE the data buffer will accommodate a lesser amount of data The Pause Frame feature cannot be used when CoS QoS is enabled When the pause frame feature is enabled the system sends pause frames to an attached network switch If the system receives a pause frame it is sent transparently over the air to ...

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Page 58: ... Note that if a System Mode is set with a maximum throughput capability that exceeds the licensed speed key purchased from DragonWave then the maximum speed attainable will be limited to the licensed speed purchased By default the system speed is set to the licensed speed key purchased however it can be reduced to a lower level without losing the ability to return to the purchased licensed speed T...

Page 59: ...t speed set to n Mbps System mode set to system mode Example Licensed speed set to 50 Mbps Current speed set to 50 Mbps System mode set to hy50_67_qpsk Note that although the mode shows a speed of 67 Mbps the actual speed will be limited to the current speed or the licensed speed whichever is the lower View system mode Returns the current system mode and a list of available system modes Sequence g...

Page 60: ...e Example set system mode hy50_67_qpsk press Enter 50 MHz channel bandwidth 67 Mbps throughput and QPSK modulation System responds System mode set to hy50_67_qpsk Save changes to mib Saves the MIB to RAM Perform this command to save setting changes to non volatile memory Sequence save mib press Enter The system responds MIB saved successfully Reset system A system reset is required to activate thi...

Page 61: ...r View system mode Returns the current system mode and a list of available system modes Sequence get system mode press Enter System responds Current system mode is hy50_67_qpsk Example System modes available in the system cw_test hy50_67_qpsk hy50_110_16qam hy50_171_32qam hy50_215_64qam hy50_271_128qam hy50_322_256qam hy50_371_256qam Configure system mode Sets the system mode channel bandwidth max...

Page 62: ...tem current speed 50 press Enter Far end set system current speed 100 press Enter Note if the speed at one end was to be the purchased speed default then this command would not need to be invoked at that end Save changes to mib Saves the MIB to RAM Perform this command to save setting changes to non volatile memory Sequence save mib press Enter The system responds MIB saved successfully Reset syst...

Page 63: ...s are overwritten Each record 0 through 59 represents the bandwidth utilization accrued over a 24 hour period and may be selectively viewed A record that is currently being accrued may also be viewed The bandwidth logging report generator will be restarted when the user changes the utilization threshold bin counters That means that the next report will come 24 hours following the utilization thres...

Page 64: ...nd syslog set to on off View status of bandwidth logging This command will return the logging status Sequence get bandwidth record logging press Enter The system responds Bandwidth logging to syslog and flashlog set to on off View the administrative status of bandwidth logging The command will return the administrative status of bandwidth logging Also shown is the operational status which can be o...

Page 65: ...ew bandwidth records in brief Up to 60 records are maintained in flash memory A brief view of all records can be obtained using the following CLI command Sequence get bandwidth record brief press Enter The system responds Inst Serial Date of Report Date of Max Utilization Util 0 1 02 05 2009 15 52 38 01 05 2009 17 45 15 88 1 2 03 05 2009 15 52 39 03 05 2009 10 25 09 84 2 3 07 05 2009 15 46 56 07 0...

Page 66: ...date was 01 05 2009 17 45 15 Egress Speed was 397 Mbps Peer Current Speed was 450 Mbps Egress bytes were 178713641492 Elapsed cycles were 90021622135 Reporting period duration was 86400s Unit serial number was DW109ABC1016 Peer unit serial number was DW110ABH1013 Peer Current Speed was 450 Mbps MAC Address was 00075800C01A Instantaneous Utilization Counts were average sample duration 1012ms 10 850...

Page 67: ...d will be written to flash in 86400s 2281s 84119s Sequence get bandwidth record current press Enter The system responds Current Running Average Bandwidth Utilization 90 valid in 1319s Maximum Running Average Bandwidth Utilization averaging period 3600s Date and Time not available ready in 1319s Utilization 0 Elapsed time in reporting period period 86400s 2281s Instantaneous Utilization Counts were...

Page 68: ...ns are good When ATPC is to be used if it can be shown that the maximum power of the system would be used only on infrequent occasions some jurisdictions will allow a lower power level to be used in the calculations that determine interference criteria This offers some advantage to the installation This lower power is termed the coordinated power The DragonWave ATPC feature supports a coordinated ...

Page 69: ...URATION LOCAL PEER Status Disabled Disabled Coordinated Power Offset 5 0 dBm Disabled Configure atpc Enables or disables atpc enables or disables coordinated power and provides a coordinated power offset value in dB Atpc may be invoked with or without a coordinated power parameter set atpc config on off coord power on off 0 10 press Enter Sequence Example set atpc config on on 6 press Enter System...

Page 70: ...29 15 41 05 414 N 45 7 46 0 0 5 10 0 2 5 2011 09 29 15 38 54 512 N 46 2 46 0 0 5 10 0 3 1 2011 09 29 15 38 24 611 N 45 8 46 0 0 5 10 0 2 4 2011 09 29 15 38 20 714 N 46 2 46 0 0 5 10 0 3 1 2011 09 29 15 38 04 354 N 45 8 46 0 0 5 10 0 2 4 2011 09 28 21 38 21 707 N 45 0 46 0 0 5 10 0 3 0 2011 09 28 21 38 21 644 N 47 6 46 0 0 5 10 0 4 0 2011 09 28 21 38 21 620 N 47 6 46 0 0 5 10 0 2 4 2011 09 28 21 38...

Page 71: ...sables atpc enables or disables coordinated power and provides a coordinated power offset value in dB Atpc may be invoked with or without a coordinated power parameter set atpc on off on off 0 10 Example 1 Sequence set atpc on System responds ATPC CONFIGURATION LOCAL PEER Status Enabled Enabled Coordinated Power Offset Disabled Disabled Example 2 Sequence set atpc on on 6 press Enter System respon...

Page 72: ...er i e no atpc attenuation for the last 5 minutes Example On a link with the atpc threshold at 50 dBm and the system RSL at 44 dBm ATPC will add 6 dBm of attenuation to bring the link RSL down to 50 dBm While the link is in this state a heavy rain storm occurs for 10 minutes causing ATPC to remove all of the attenuation to keep the link at 50 Now the attenuation is 0 and after 5 minutes in this st...

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Page 74: ...e frequency can send Ethernet data to the corresponding Horizon Compact Plus node The Horizon Compact Plus only accepts data from other Horizon Compact Plus nodes that a are transmitting on the same frequency b are properly aligned in polarity and c have adequate signal strength The Horizon Compact Plus system does not accept data from any other manufacturers products 12 2 Unique Authentication Un...

Page 75: ...group ID string consisting of up to eight characters You must program the group ID string on each node The group ID string can consist of the characters 0 to 9 a to z and A to Z Illegal characters that cannot be used are 12 4 Authentication Failure Action If authentication fails you can specify how the Horizon Compact Plus system responds allow Ethernet traffic to continue to flow block the flow o...

Page 76: ...e nodes Displays the serial numbers of the various sections in the system Perform this command at each end of the link and record the authentication keys Unit Serial Number for each end Sequence get hw inventory press Enter The system responds Frequency File PartNumber number Unit Serial Number number Unit Assembly Number number NCC Serial Number number NCC Assembly Number number IF Serial Number ...

Page 77: ...ber of the far end unit determined from the get hw inventory command performed earlier The system responds Peer Authentication Unique Key xxxx get peer authentication unique key press Enter will confirm key Peer Authentication Unique Key xxxx Note You will need to repeat this procedure for each of the two units NOTE Once the unique authentication key is set you will need to verify the authenticati...

Page 78: ...ation key Sets the group authentication key Sequence set peer authentication group key xxxxxxxx press Enter where xxxxxxxx is a character string consisting of up to 35 characters that may be 0 to 9 a to z and A to Z but may not contain any of the following The system responds Peer Authentication Group Key xxxxxxxx Note The xxxxxxxx is the unique up to 32 character string you have assigned to be th...

Page 79: ...ss that is the intended action If authentication has not failed check to see if traffic is now flowing If traffic is flowing then the authentication has been re established and the system is operating normally If traffic is not flowing the problem is not due to authentication Configure authentication failure block_traffic pass_traffic Configures the action to take when authentication fails Sequenc...

Page 80: ...al queue utilization alarm SNR Signal To Noise 0 dB Most Threshold Alarms have two associated alarm parameters 1 Threshold value 2 A time limit over which the Threshold value must be exceeded before the alarm is reported The combination of the value and the time limit is user defined The proper combination of the two parameters will prevent false alarms from occurring For the SNR parameter only th...

Page 81: ...imelimit is in integers given in number of seconds Configure RSL threshold alarm settings Sets the current settings for the Threshold Alarm for the Receive Signal Level RSL Once the RSL Value Threshold is reached and continues for the Time Limit duration then an alarm is raised Sequence set rsl threshold rsl value timelimit press Enter Where rsl value is the desired RSL value in integers given in ...

Page 82: ...imelimit is the desired time limit that the condition must occur before the alarm is raised Timelimit is in integers given in number of seconds Configure bandwidth utilization threshold alarm settings Sets the values for the Threshold Alarm for the Bit Error Rate BER as calculated by the Horizon Compact Plus modem Once the BER Value Threshold is reached and continues to remain between the Threshol...

Page 83: ...l Dropped Ethernet Frames Threshold Alarm As the Horizon traffic rate from the LAN side exceeds the programmed limit frames are dropped in order to maintain the limit Sequence set dropped frames threshold value timelimit press Enter Where value is the desired total dropped frames value expressed as a percentage timelimit is the desired time limit over which the condition must occur before the alar...

Page 84: ...limit over which the condition must occur before the alarm is raised Timelimit is in integers given in number of seconds Default value is 10 seconds Example set dropped frames threshold 3 75 20 press Enter The system responds Dropped frames threshold set to 75 Dropped frames timelimit set to 20 secs get dropped frames threshold press Enter Tot Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Dropped frames thresholds set ...

Page 85: ...ds over which the condition must occur before the alarm is raised Example set queue utilization threshold 4 75 25 press Enter The system responds Queue Depth threshold set to 75 Queue Depth timelimit set to 25 secs get queue utilization threshold press Enter Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Queue Depth thresholds set to 100 100 100 75 100 100 100 100 Queue Depth timelimits set to 10 10 10 25 10 10 10 10 se...

Page 86: ...he systems 5 A disconnected Ethernet cable at one end of the link will trigger an RLS event and will result in the Ethernet port on the other end being shut down if RLS is enabled The Redundancy feature and any related redundancy commands are not supported in this release 14 1 Determination of Error Rates on Horizon Compact Plus Systems Horizon Compact Plus systems employ forward error correction ...

Page 87: ...he Ethernet ports disabled The user can also set the thresholds for which RLS will be revoked and the Ethernet ports brought back to service Complete link outages due to loss of Ethernet connectivity loss of RF path hardware failure or power failure will trigger an RLS event and the modem s Ethernet ports will be shut down until the outage is repaired The basic mode relies on the follow situations...

Page 88: ...d the user configures the number of errors and sampling time for those errors for both the invocation and revocation of RLS 14 3 1 RLS Signal Degrade Settings These settings correspond to soft failure mode The following command sets the minimum RSL value that will re establish or make the link set rls make rsl RSL Threshold dB Sample Period sec Example set rls make rsl 60 0 100 When the RSL level ...

Page 89: ...act to brief bursts of extreme Rx Block error rates The RLS signal fault detection and reaction time is the quickest of the two RLS fault detection methods RLS signal fault detection works with the RLS signal degrade settings in Advanced Mode set rls signal fault parameters detect time percentage erred blocks The RLS signal fault parameters command accepts two parameters detect time is the time in...

Page 90: ...ights Required Action Steps login Log in as a NOC user View rls Displays the state of the Rapid Link Shutdown feature RLS provides the ability to shut down the Horizon Compact Plus Ethernet link both endpoints during system outages The default is off Sequence get rls press Enter The system responds RLS option is off on View rls status Displays the detailed status of the RLS configuration Sequence ...

Page 91: ...sponds RLS option on off basic advanced Where On means the RLS function is active Off means the RLS function is inactive View rls link control Displays the state of the Rapid Link Shutdown RLS link control feature RLS provides the ability to shut down the Horizon Compact Plus Ethernet ports Port 1 on both endpoints during system outages The RLS link control feature determines how the system will r...

Page 92: ...able on command Off means the Horizon Compact Plus system will automatically recover the Ethernet port View rls link enable Displays the state of the Rapid Link Shutdown RLS link enable feature RLS provides the ability to shut down the Horizon Compact Plus Ethernet ports Port 1 on both endpoints during system outages The default is off Sequence get rls link enable press Enter The system responds R...

Page 93: ...bination all The above response indicates that RLS will only be invoked when all of ports P1 through P4 have failed Example 2 set rls port group p3 any press Enter any or all works for this example The system responds Rls port group configuration Ports P3 Combination any If P3 fails RLS will be invoked Configure rls make rsl This is an optional command This command sets the minimum RSL value requi...

Page 94: ... SNMP methods Sequence set rls link monitor parameters dn2up block errors per sample up2dn block errors per sample dn2up of samples up2dn of samples dn2up sample time in msec up2dn sample reset time in msec Please contact DragonWave Customer Support for assistance if the default soft error monitor behaviour needs to be tuned for a specific application View rls signal fault parameters The RLS signa...

Page 95: ...d to view the current status of the eoam message option for RLS events Note that the eoam function must be enabled before eoam commands will be invoked See Volume 4 of this manual for more information on eoam Sequence get rls shutdown policy press Enter The system responds RLS shutdown notification policy eoam msg Change the current status of the eoam RLS message option This command enables or dis...

Page 96: ...ettings to FLASH and restart the system with the new settings taking effect Sequence reset system press Enter The system responds Are you sure you want to reset Y yes or N no press Y Once the system reboots login and continue with the RLS configuration This concludes the steps to configure Rapid Link Shutdown for the Horizon Compact Plus system using the CLI manager ...

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Page 98: ... of timing information are configurable Either an Internet time source or an NTP server on your network may be used Simple Network Time Protocol sntp is used Five time sources are configured by default Each time source is indexed 1 to 5 Indices 1 and 2 are from Industry Canada servers 3 and 4 are from U S Navy servers and 5 is from a Swiss server Any other time sources can be configured The timing...

Page 99: ...responds Date and Time 28 09 2011 14 17 42 Configure date time Sets the system date and time if SNTP is not enabled Sequence set date time dd mm yyyy hh mm ss ms press Enter Where dd day 01 31 mm month 01 12 yyyy year 1970 2099 hh hour 0 23 mm minutes 0 59 ss seconds 0 59 ms milliseconds 0 999 The system responds Date and Time dd mm yyyy hh mm ss ms Save changes to mib Saves the MIB to RAM Perform...

Page 100: ...1 40 4 Good 1 192 5 41 209 5 Good 2 129 132 2 21 Notes SNTP servers are polled every 60 minutes Search for SNTP server always starts at index 1 for every poll System time will be set to first server found every poll period Stratum level supplied by SNTP server 0 indicates not available You can force a re synch to all servers by setting SNTP on System will not automatically adjust to Daylight Savin...

Page 101: ...Sequence set sntp offset offset hours press Enter Note that the offset hours can be negative or positive depending on your location relative to Greenwich U K The maximum offset accepted is 14 hours The system responds System time offset from GMT offset hours hours Notes System will not automatically adjust to Daylight Savings Time North America requires negative offset from GMT e g 5 0 hours Confi...

Page 102: ...ere a wireless link may otherwise fail Compact Plus will do this without causing a hit or losing data This feature is called Hitless Automatic Adaptive Modulation HAAM All radio bands available with the Horizon Compact Plus support HAAM Note that HAAM cannot be invoked if RLS ATPC or redundancy not supported in this release is enabled When HAAM is turned on regardless of the user configured system...

Page 103: ...ommands associated with HAAM get haam get haam system modes get haam status get haam wtr set haam on off set haam wtr set haam manual mode on off get haam eoam option diagnose haam up down set haam eoam option Definiton haam system modes the modes supported by both haam and the configured radio band Definition haam wtr the wait to restore time in seconds is applicable in the lower mode It is the m...

Page 104: ...is hy50_364_256qam HAAM manual mode set to off Peer HAAM set to on Peer configured HAAM modes hy50_91_qpsk hy50_159_16qam hy50_205_32qam hy50_250_64qam hy50_296_128qam hy50_364_256qam Example system modes shown Enable haam This command turns the Hitless Automatic Adaptive Modulation HAAM option on or off Note that HAAM cannot be invoked if RLS ATPC or redundancy is enabled Sequence set haam on off...

Page 105: ...HAAM wait to restore value is 60 Configure the EOAM option This command enables on or disables off the HAAM EOAM option Sequence get haam eoam option press Enter The system responds Eoam option for HAAM is off set haam eoam option on press Enter The system responds Eoam option for HAAM is set to on Set the system to support the diagnose haam up down command Use this command to put the system into ...

Page 106: ...e diagnose haam up down and press Enter Example diagnose haam down press Enter The system responds Diagnostic status Success Previous hy50_364_256qam Current hy50_296_128qam HAAM interrupt status register 0x1100044 Save changes to mib Saves the MIB to RAM Perform this command to save setting changes to non volatile memory Sequence save mib press Enter The system responds MIB saved successfully Res...

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Page 108: ...ed with ports p1 through p4 are four virtual ports dp1 through dp4 Out of band management can be carried on any one of port p1 through p4 In band management can be carried on any one of the virtual ports dp1 through dp4 Both in band and out of band management allow Telnet or Web sessions to be established through one Horizon Compact Plus system over the radio link to the far end Horizon Compact Pl...

Page 109: ...f band on p1 Ensure that there is an associated physical connection for the port selected Note that if you change the management port you will need to reconnect your PC to the new active port Sequence set network management interface press Enter The system responds Press Ctrl X to exit config process Press Enter to retain previous value shown in brackets Port Name dp3 p1 Would you like to save MIB...

Page 110: ...is not possible The CLI command set network management interface dp3 could be dp2 dp1 or dp3 if the management is connected to p2 p1 or p3 respectivey applied at both ends of the link configures the system to carry in band management traffic across the radio link to the far end allowing full management of both ends of the link Note that there is no physical connecton to the management overlay netw...

Page 111: ... default but can be disabled within the Horizon Compact Plus system Procedure 17 2 Configuring Telnet Access Required Action Steps login Log in as the Super User View telnet access Returns the status of Telnet access on by default Sequence get telnet access press Enter The system responds telnet access is on off Configure telnet access Enables or disables Telnet access Sequence set telnet access o...

Page 112: ...rint is a unique identifier found only on the desired server A Secure Shell client programme needs to be installed on any computer which is to be used to manage a Horizon Compact Plus system with SSH enabled A free SSH client programme PuTTY is available on the Web Note that both SSH and Telnet can be enabled at the same time To ensure security once SSH has been enabled disable Telnet Also note th...

Page 113: ...izon Compact Plus Web based interface you need a Desktop computer laptop or mobile device with a Web browser and IP access to the Horizon Compact Plus system The Horizon Compact Plus Web interface is enabled by default To disable the Web interface login to the system using Telnet and issue the CLI command set web server off press Enter 17 5 1 Features The following list describes the features of t...

Page 114: ...d connected perform the following procedure Procedure 17 4 Connecting to the Web Interface Perform this procedure to monitor and configure the Horizon Compact Plus system 1 In the Address or URL bar of the Web browser type the IP address of the Horizon Compact Plus System to be accessed Press Return 2 The system will respond and display the login screen 3 Type your user name with Super User NOC or...

Page 115: ...ou connect to the Horizon Compact Plus Web interface The session will remain active for as long as your browser stays connected to the Horizon Compact Due to security concerns if the computer is unattended for any length of time then it is recommended you disconnect from the Horizon Compact Plus Web interface by closing your browser window Horizon Compact Plus links near and far end systems combin...

Page 116: ...hanges that have been made to the system configuration are properly saved you will need to click on the Save Config button Some features also need the Reset System button to be clicked before changes become effective this is traffic affecting For some features that would normally require a Reset System there is also the option to have any changes take effect immediately not traffic affecting Incor...

Page 117: ...ail that manages that component in place of the Information Pane see Figure 17 2 Clicking on the Graphic button shows a graphical representation of the radio link Clicking on the Both button places both the Table and the Graphic features on the screen see Figure 17 3 Figure 17 3 Web Interface Graphics withTable View Clicking on the Managed Node buttons allows you to select the local or peer node f...

Page 118: ...mber of active alarms links you to the related alarms detail which displays below the graphic in place of the Information Pane Hovering over the CLI icon reveals a Web CLI link Click on Web CLI to open a CLI session with the selected node Depending on what node you have initially logged onto you may or may not be prompted for user name and password You may then configure features that are not acce...

Page 119: ...Web server can be configured for Secure Sockets Layer SSL The Web server may be configured to operate in standard mode or in SSL mode Horizon s SSL Web server is HTTP 1 0 1 1 compliant features full support of HTML 2 0 3 2 4 0 and supports SSL 3 0 Secure Sockets Layer SSL is the standard security technology for creating an encrypted link between a Web server and a browser This link ensures that al...

Page 120: ... sends it to the server with the encrypted URL required as well as other encrypted http data 5 The Web server decrypts the symmetric encryption key using its private key and uses the symmetric key to decrypt the URL and http data 6 The Web server sends back the requested html document and http data encrypted with the symmetric key 7 The browser decrypts the http data and html document using the sy...

Page 121: ...TPS SSL The SSL certificate is linked to the Horizon Compact Plus IP address If the Horizon Compact Plus IP address is changed then the certificate should be regenerated Make sure the system time on the Horizon Compact Plus is accurate before proceeding further from CLI use get date time to verify this Sequence create ssl certificate duration country company name press Enter Where duration is the ...

Page 122: ...ate Authorities CA in order to verify SSL certificates A default list of CA s is included with the browser software New CA s can be added to the browser by the user Since the DragonWave certificate does not commonly appear in a browser s list of authorities you will need to install it yourself Once you have installed the DragonWave certificate in your browser s database for trusted root authoritie...

Page 123: ...he Encryption tab and the following window should appear 3 Now click the View Certificates button then on the Certificate Manager window click the Authorities tab 4 Click the Import button and choose the dwicacert pem file that was downloaded above Be sure to check mark the Trust this CA to identify web sites box then click the View button and it should look something like the following 5 Click Cl...

Page 124: ...e user group s mandatory SSL access to the Horizon s Web interface If the secure access is not required then users may access the Web interface both through standard HTTP and through HTTPS SSL Sequence get http secure access user group press Enter where user group is one of Super Noc Admin Note user group is case sensitive The system responds The HTTP Secure access for user group users is not enab...

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Page 126: ...teps login Log in as a NOC account View events log status This command returns the status of the events log Sequence get logging press Enter The system responds Logging has been enabled disabled View log entries This command lists all events entries in the log since the log was enabled or after it was last cleared Ctrl c aborts the listing Sequence get log entries press Enter The system responds S...

Page 127: ...e data to mylogfile File Please wait for a while 200 PORT command successful 150 Opening ASCII mode data connection for mylogfile 226 Transfer complete Data successfully transferred to specified file 221 Goodbye erase log Removes all entries from the events log Sequence erase log press Enter The system responds Erased log succcessfully 18 2 Performance Log Issuing the CLI command set performance l...

Page 128: ... log interval hh mm ss press Enter Where hh is in hours mm is in minutes and ss is in seconds Note that the maximum interval allowed is 24 hours and the minimum is 15 seconds The default setting is 15 minutes See for log durations for different intervals The system responds The performance logging interval is set to hh mm ss View performance log This command lists all performance entries in the lo...

Page 129: ... by configuring the IP address of a remote syslog server on the network using the CLI command set syslog forwarding host ip address and then turning on log forwarding See Procedure 18 3 for more details Procedure 18 3 Syslog Feature Required Action Steps login using NOC account Log in as a NOC account Configure the IP address of the syslog server Sets the IP address of the PC on which the Syslog S...

Page 130: ...The system responds Successfully set syslog forwarding destination IP address to new IP address To turn on forwarding execute set syslog forwarding on set syslog forwarding on press Enter The system responds Set forwarding rule on Syslog Forwarding Admin Status on Syslog Forwarding Oper Status off waiting for first send request View syslog status This command returns the status of the syslog serve...

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Page 132: ...ice affecting and will stop all data transfer There are two options Straight radio loopback Ethernet traffic is not looped back to the network Ethernet traffic is discarded and the RF portion of the Horizon unit is placed in loopback Radio loopback plus network option Ethernet traffic and the radio are placed in loopback During the loopback if the modem transmitter loss of sync alarm is not active...

Page 133: ...ata signal is dropped and the radio signal alone is looped back In the second option the data as well as the radio signal is looped back When in loopback if no loss of synch alarm is raised then this indicates that the radio transmit and receive portions of the system are working correctly Note that this command is service affecting The default time limit before the loopback is automatically remov...

Page 134: ...ck of any type radio network eoam is allowed at a time on a node If one type far end or near end of network loopback is active at one end of a link then the same type of network loopback is allowed at the other end of the link however the opposite type of loopback is not permitted For example if a near end loopback is enabled at a node then a far end network loopback cannot be enabled at the other...

Page 135: ...20 10 queue 2 45 press Enter The system responds This may affect user traffic Continue Enter Y Yes or N No y Network Loopback is on get network loopback press Enter The network loopback is active Location Near end Destination MAC 60 50 40 30 20 10 User Queue 2 The loopback will terminate automatically at 30 06 2010 16 48 27 Manually terminate a loopback A loopback that has been applied with a time...

Page 136: ...se Enterprise MIBs must be loaded onto the NMS in other words they must placed in the MIB database directory and enabled in order for the NMS to access the parameters SNMP includes a limited set of management commands and responses The management system issues Get and Set commands and the agent sends a response message in return The Get command reads a parameter and the Set command will configure ...

Page 137: ...elects a SNMP access mode The default mode is SNMP mode v1 Sequence set snmp access mode v1 v2c v3 off press Enter The system responds SNMP Mode v1 v2c v3 off Configure snmp set request on off Sets the SNMP access mode to on This allows SNMP set requests Sequence set snmp set request on off press Enter The system responds SNMP Set Requests are on off View snmp set request Displays SNMP requests st...

Page 138: ...stem Configure snmp manager mgr ip address enable disable community string Specifies the SNMP managers to allow access to the system v1 and v2c only Sequence set snmp manager mgr ip address enable disable community string press Enter The system responds Mgr IpAddress Status CommunityString 1 192 7 1 1 disabled public 2 0 0 0 0 disabled public 3 0 0 0 0 disabled public 4 0 0 0 0 disabled public 5 0...

Page 139: ...cting y n For each prompt available options are shown Examples set snmpv3 manager Enter the entry number to modify 1 5 1 Current user Name for Entry 1 is Do you accept this user name y n n Enter Snmp V3 UserName user1 New user Name for Entry 1 is set to user1 Current Authentication Protocol for Entry 1 is NoAuth Do you accept this value y n n Enter authentication protocol 0 NoAuth 1 MD5 2 SHA 1 Ne...

Page 140: ...oAuth NoPriv disabled 3 NoAuth NoPriv disabled 4 NoAuth NoPriv disabled 5 NoAuth NoPriv disabled Note 1 Only maximum of 5 managers are allowed If all the managers are filled in remove 1 manager by overwriting the particular index View snmpv3 managers Displays a list of configured SNMPv3 managers get snmpv3 managers press Enter The system responds get snmpv3 managers index userName authProt authPas...

Page 141: ...red trap host will function Only Super user is allowed to set these parameters Sequence set snmpv3 trap host ip index ipAddr press Enter where index indicates which trap host entry you want to set in the range of 1 5 and ipAddr is the ip address of the host on the network The system responds Save mib and reboot Horizon Compact Plus for changes to take effect Configure snmpv3 trap host user To set ...

Page 142: ...snmpv3 trap host authentication Use this command to set up trap host authentication NOTE Only Super user is allowed to set these parameters Sequence set snmpv3 trap host authentication index none md5 sha authKey press Enter Where index is the trap host index in the range 1 to 5 on which you wish to configure authentication none md5 sha are the protocols available and authKey is a text string of up...

Page 143: ...e mib press Enter The system responds MIB saved successfully reset system Resets the system to save the settings to FLASH and restart the system with the new settings taking effect Sequence reset system press Enter The system responds Are you sure you want to reset Y yes or N no press Y The system will proceed to reset You will have to log on again to regain access This concludes the steps to set ...

Page 144: ...S On some NMS systems it is as straightforward as placing the Horizon Compact Plus MIB into the proper NMS directory and then enabling it by adding it to the MIB list Please consult the instructions provided with your NMS for details on loading the Enterprise MIBs 20 4 SNMP Traps A trap is a message that reports a problem or a significant event Traps are defined in the Horizon Compact Plus MIB def...

Page 145: ...s Specify the IP address where the system sends traps Sequence set snmp trap host host ipAddress enable disable communityString press Enter The system responds Host IpAddress Status CommunityString 1 0 0 0 0 disabled public 2 0 0 0 0 disabled public 3 3 3 3 3 enabled new text string here 4 0 0 0 0 disabled public 5 0 0 0 0 disabled public Note A maximum of 5 hosts are allowed If all the hosts are ...

Page 146: ...4 RLS shutdown activated Yes 15 RLS queue based shutdown Yes 16 Modem receiver loss of signal Yes 17 Modem SNR below threshold Yes 18 Modem equalizer stress above limit Yes 19 RSL below threshold Yes 20 Radio synthesizer lost lock Yes 21 Radio calibration table unavailable Yes 22 Radio current out of limits Yes 23 Radio power amplifier Yes 24 Temperature out of limits Yes 25 Partner configuration ...

Page 147: ...y file invalid No 9 Aggregate dropped frame threshold No 10 Queue dropped frame threshold No 11 Bandwidth utilization threshold No 12 Queue depth threshold No 13 RLS configuration mismatch No 14 RLS shutdown activated No 15 RLS queue based shutdown No 16 Modem receiver loss of signal Yes 17 Modem SNR below threshold No 18 Modem equalizer stress above limit No 25 Partner configuration mismatch No 2...

Page 148: ...e save mib press Enter The system responds MIB saved successfully reset system Resets the system to save the settings to FLASH and restart the system with the new settings taking effect Sequence reset system press Enter The system responds Are you sure you want to reset Y yes or N no press Y The system will proceed to reset You will have to log on again to regain access This concludes the steps to...

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Page 150: ...ng the OID value line s in the file An example of a partial configuration file is shown below The first line of the file contains an original hash value of the file and it should not be modified or removed Also the header containing product information should not be removed The user may modify the OID value lines in the file to configure a system and any lines can be commented out with in front of...

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Page 152: ...port num 1 2 Clears ethernet OAM local configuration for all ports specific port If the port is not specified it clears the configuration of both ports clear port eoam event log port num 1 2 Clears EOAM event logs If port num is not specified it clears the event logs of both ports clear port eoam fault management mib variable response port num 1 2 Clears MIB variable response received from the pee...

Page 153: ...nds 1 600000 count num_of_msgs 1 8192 deadline seconds 1 172800 switch string 32 Send unicast or multicast Loopback messages The first byte in the unicast address cannot be 0x01 or 0xFF ecfm ping ethernet mpid id domain domain name 1 20 level level id 0 7 vlan vlan id 1 4094 interface interface number direction inward outward data pattern string test pattern null signal without crc null signal wit...

Page 154: ...dth record current returns the contents of the active bandwidth record has not been saved to flash yet get bandwidth record instance 0 59 returns the contents of the specified bandwidth record from flash If no record is specified then return all records 0 is always the newest record and higher record numbers refer to older records get bandwidth record logging returns the bandwidth recording status...

Page 155: ...nterface interface id switchname context_name Displays the ECFM configuration related errors CFM leak Conflicting VlanIds Excessive Levels etc get ecfm default domain switchname context_name Displays the global Default domain parameters along with the modified parameters corresponding to a VLAN get ecfm domain brief domain number 1 32 switchname context_name Display information about the Ecfm main...

Page 156: ...aintenance points get ecfm maintenance points remote detail mpid id mac aa aa aa aa aa aa domain domain name 1 20 level level id 0 7 unaware vlan vlan id 1 4094 switchname context_name Display details about remote MEPs unaware keyword is applicable for VLAN unaware maintenance points get ecfm mip ccm database vlanid vlan id 1 4094 macaddress aa aa aa aa aa aa port port id Displays the ECFM MIP CCM...

Page 157: ...access Admin Noc Super returns the HTTPS access for a specific group of users get hw inventory displays HW inventory get install type gets the system installation type ODU or IDU ODU split get ip address gets the system ip address get ip config returns all ip configuration parameters get leds displays system LEDS with On Off values get licensed speed count returns licensed speed count for upgradin...

Page 158: ... link event actions and max desciptors per variable request get port eoam fault management mib variable response port 1 2 Displays MIB variable response get port eoam fault management remote loopback port 1 2 current session last session detail Displays EOAM loopback statistics get port eoam local information port 1 2 Displays ethernet OAM local information get port eoam loopback capability port 1...

Page 159: ...the redundancy override status get redundancy partner information returns partner s information get redundancy standby enet state gets programmed state of primary_hsb_2wire or secondary_hsb_2wire port1 in standby state get redundancy status returns the redundancy status get rls returns rls option in the system as on off get rls link control returns RLS user control for re enabling failed link If o...

Page 160: ...n created and if it s valid for this IP address get subnet mask gets the system subnet mask get super user returns the Super Username and Password stored in the system get sw inventory displays Omni File inventory stored in FLASH memory shows primary and backup software in FLASH get sw version displays SW versions in the system get synce config Returns the synchronous Ethernet configuration detail...

Page 161: ... fileName saves the configuration commands to user specified file in the FTP server save ecfmmib saves ecfm mib to the flash save log ftp fileName saves the event logs to user specified file in the FTP server save mib saves mib to the flash save performance log ftp fileName saves the performance logs to user specified file in the FTP server save users ftp fileName saves the user account informatio...

Page 162: ...he protocol id of dot1q Q_in_Q inner tag set cos qinq otag protocol id set the protocol id of dot1q Q_in_Q outer tag set cos queue cbs committed burst size sets the committed burst size of the cos queues Value ranges from 1 to 100 of total memory set cos queue cir 0 100 0 100 0 100 0 100 sets the CIRs for user traffic queues set cos queue mapping 1 2 assigns the user queue to cos value Maximum 8 a...

Page 163: ...t ecfm ccm unicast mac aa aa aa aa aa aa Sets the destination mac address for ECFM unicast Continuity Check Messages a unicast mac cannot start with 00 or FF set ecfm default domain global levelid 0 7 Defines or deletes a connectivity fault management CFM Maintenance Domain MD at a particular maintenance level and puts the device in Ethernet CFM configuration mode where parameters specific to the ...

Page 164: ...perationally active MEP direction if not specified would be outward down set ecfm mep capability level level id 0 7 level list on off vlan vlan id 1 4094 vlan list ping muliticast ping one way frame delay multicast test turnaround delay ais rdi Enable on or disable off the capabilities of all the MEPs in a MA at the level and vlan Defaults to enable if on off not specified set ecfm mip ccm databas...

Page 165: ...t port This is an interactive command set enet speed port port1 port2 speed 10 100 1000 auto AutoNeg auto Sets the ethernet speed for the specified port Last argument AutoNeg is optional set enet speed alarm enable port1 port2 on off Enables or disables the enet speed alarm for either port 1 or port 2 set eoam on off Enable or disable EOAM on the system set eoam dwi msg mode eoam bypass eoam Set t...

Page 166: ... off set peer authentication failure action action configures the action to take on peer authentication failure action is either block_traffic or pass_traffic set peer authentication group key key writes a group authentication key key is a 32 character alpha numeric set peer authentication type authentication type sets the authentication type of the air interface authentication type is one of the ...

Page 167: ... link monitor threshold port 1 2 frame frame period count 1234 Specifying the threshold error count for link monitoring events Threshold count should be lesser than window size for frame period set port eoam link monitor window port 1 2 frame size 10 600 frame period size 1100000 89000000 Specifying the window size for link events for ethernet OAM link monitoring Frame period window size should be...

Page 168: ...de primary secondary manual auto set redundancy standby enet state allows the user to set required action on port1 of primary_hsb_2wire or secondary_hsb_2wire node when it enters standby state Allowed actions are on off or pulse set redundancy state switch allows the user to force a change in the redundancy state when the override mode is auto or manual The user input is not stored in the system a...

Page 169: ...system set snmp trap host host ipAddress enable disable communityString adds an SNMP trap host to the list of receivers of snmp traps set snmpv3 manager adds a SNMP v3 manager to the list of allowed SNMP v3 managers of the system set snmpv3 trap host authentication index none md5 sha passwd set the authentication protocol and password for an snmpV3 trap host set snmpv3 trap host disable index disa...

Page 170: ...FP ports cannot be used as a clock source set synce revertive on off time This command allows you to enable or disable the revertive mode On a primary clock source failure and provided that the SyncE mode is configured for auto when revertive mode is enabled on it allows the system to automatically revert back from the secondary to the primary clock source once the primary clock source has recover...

Page 171: ...sets the transmit power level for the system set vlan tag vlan ID 0 4095 vlan priority 0 7 sets the vlan tag in the system set vlan tagging on off sets the state of vlan tagging set web server on off set the embedded web server on or off This applies to both HTTP and SSL upgrade system licensed speed speed increment key allows the user to upgrade the licensed speed ...

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Page 173: ...File Version 1 00 00 Diplexer Type 74 000291 01 Radio Band fcc18_1_10_R5 Index 1 Frequency Low Program Index Channel 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 15 16 16 17 17 18 18 19 19 20 20 21 21 22 22 23 23 24 24 25 25 26 26 27 27 28 28 29 29 30 30 31 31 32 32 33 33 34 34 35 35 36 36 37 37 38 38 39 39 40 ...

Page 174: ...17 17 18 18 19 19 20 20 21 21 22 22 23 23 24 24 25 25 26 26 27 27 28 28 29 29 30 30 31 31 32 32 33 33 34 34 35 35 36 36 37 37 38 38 39 39 40 Normal Mode Index System Mode 0 cw_test 1 hy10_12_qpsk 2 hy10_28_16qam 3 hy10_36_32qam 4 hy10_44_64qam 5 hy10_52_128qam 6 hy10_60_256qam 7 hy10_64_256qam HAAM Mode Index System Mode 0 hy10_12_qpsk 1 hy10_28_16qam 2 hy10_36_32qam 3 hy10_44_64qam 4 hy10_52_128q...

Page 175: ... 14 14 15 15 16 16 17 17 18 18 19 19 20 Frequency High Program Index Channel 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 15 16 16 17 17 18 18 19 19 20 Normal Mode Index System Mode 0 cw_test 1 hy20_26_qpsk 2 hy20_60_16qam 3 hy20_77_32qam 4 hy20_94_64qam 5 hy20_112_128qam 6 hy20_129_256qam 7 hy20_137_256qam HAAM Mode Index System Mode 0 hy20_26_qpsk 1 hy20_60_16qam 2 hy20...

Page 176: ...el 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 Normal Mode Index System Mode 0 cw_test 1 hy30_39_qpsk 2 hy30_92_16qam 3 hy30_118_32qam 4 hy30_144_64qam 5 hy30_170_128qam 6 hy30_196_256qam 7 hy30_209_256qam HAAM Mode Index System Mode 0 hy30_39_qpsk 1 hy30_92_16qam 2 hy30_118_32qam 3 hy30_144_64qam 4 hy30_170_128qam 5 hy30_209_256qam Radio Band fcc18_1_40_R5 Index 4 Frequency Low Pro...

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Page 178: ..._128qam 6 hy40_262_256qam 7 hy40_279_256qam HAAM Mode Index System Mode 0 hy40_52_qpsk 1 hy40_122_16qam 2 hy40_157_32qam 3 hy40_192_64qam 4 hy40_227_128qam 5 hy40_279_256qam Radio Band fcc18_1_50_R5 Index 5 Frequency Low Program Index Channel 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 Frequency High Program Index Channel 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 Normal Mode Index System Mode 0 cw_test 1 hy50_66_qpsk 2...

Page 179: ...x Channel 0 1 1 30 2 31 3 32 4 62 Frequency High Program Index Channel 0 1 1 30 2 31 3 32 4 62 Normal Mode Index System Mode 0 cw_test 1 hy7_9_qpsk 2 hy7_22_16qam 3 hy7_28_32qam 4 hy7_34_64qam 5 hy7_40_128qam 6 hy7_47_256qam 7 hy7_50_256qam HAAM Mode Index System Mode 0 hy7_9_qpsk 1 hy7_22_16qam 2 hy7_28_32qam 3 hy7_34_64qam 4 hy7_40_128qam Radio Band braz18_1_14_R5 Index 7 Frequency Low Program I...

Page 180: ... 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 15 16 16 17 17 18 18 19 19 20 20 21 21 22 22 23 23 24 24 25 25 26 26 27 27 28 28 29 29 30 30 31 Normal Mode Index System Mode 0 cw_test 1 hy14_19_qpsk 2 hy14_43_16qam 3 hy14_56_32qam 4 hy14_68_64qam 5 hy14_80_128qam 6 hy14_93_256qam 7 hy14_99_256qam HAAM Mode Index System Mode 0 hy14_19_qpsk 1 hy14_43_16qam 2 hy14_56_32qam 3 hy14_68_64qam 4 hy14_80_1...

Page 181: ...h Program Index Channel 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 Normal Mode Index System Mode 0 cw_test 1 hy28_38_qpsk 2 hy28_88_16qam 3 hy28_113_32qam 4 hy28_138_64qam 5 hy28_163_128qam 6 hy28_188_256qam 7 hy28_201_256qam HAAM Mode Index System Mode 0 hy28_38_qpsk 1 hy28_88_16qam 2 hy28_113_32qam 3 hy28_138_64qam 4 hy28_163_128qam 5 hy28_201_256qam Radio Band braz18...

Page 182: ...m 7 hy56_380_256qam HAAM Mode Index System Mode 0 hy56_71_qpsk 1 hy56_166_16qam 2 hy56_214_32qam 3 hy56_261_64qam 4 hy56_308_128qam 5 hy56_380_256qam Diplexer Type 74 000291 02 Radio Band etsi18_2_28 Index 1 Frequency Low Program Index Channel 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 Frequency High Program Index Channel 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 Normal Mode Index System Mode 0 cw_test 1 hy28_...

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Page 184: ...Frequency High Program Index Channel 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 Normal Mode Index System Mode 0 cw_test 1 hy56_71_qpsk 2 hy56_166_16qam 3 hy56_214_32qam 4 hy56_261_64qam 5 hy56_308_128qam 6 hy56_356_256qam 7 hy56_380_256qam HAAM Mode Index System Mode 0 hy56_71_qpsk 1 hy56_166_16qam 2 hy56_214_32qam 3 hy56_261_64qam 4 hy56_308_128qam 5 hy56_380_256qam Diplexer Type 74 000305 01 Radio Band esp13_1_56_R5 Index...

Page 185: ...56_308_128qam 5 hy56_380_256qam Radio Band esp13_1_28_R5 Index 2 Frequency Low Program Index Channel 0 1 1 2 2 3 Frequency High Program Index Channel 0 1 1 2 2 3 Normal Mode Index System Mode 0 cw_test 1 hy28_38_qpsk 2 hy28_88_16qam 3 hy28_113_32qam 4 hy28_138_64qam 5 hy28_163_128qam 6 hy28_188_256qam 7 hy28_201_256qam HAAM Mode Index System Mode 0 hy28_38_qpsk 1 hy28_88_16qam 2 hy28_113_32qam 3 h...

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Page 187: ... hy28_88_16qam 2 hy28_113_32qam 3 hy28_138_64qam 4 hy28_163_128qam 5 hy28_201_256qam Radio Band etsi13_1_14_R5 Index 4 Frequency Low Program Index Channel 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 Frequency High Program Index Channel 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 Normal Mode Index System Mode 0 cw_test 1 hy14_19_qpsk 2 hy14_43_16qam 3 hy14_56_32qam 4 hy14_68_64qam 5 hy14_80_128qam 6 hy14_93_256qam 7 hy14_...

Page 188: ...Program Index Channel 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 15 16 Normal Mode Index System Mode 0 cw_test 1 hy7_9_qpsk 2 hy7_22_16qam 3 hy7_28_32qam 4 hy7_34_64qam 5 hy7_40_128qam 6 hy7_47_256qam 7 hy7_50_256qam HAAM Mode Index System Mode 0 hy7_9_qpsk 1 hy7_22_16qam 2 hy7_28_32qam 3 hy7_34_64qam 4 hy7_40_128qam Diplexer Type 74 000305 02 Radio Band esp13_2_56_R5 I...

Page 189: ... 1 hy56_166_16qam 2 hy56_214_32qam 3 hy56_261_64qam 4 hy56_308_128qam 5 hy56_380_256qam Radio Band esp13_2_28_R5 Index 2 Frequency Low Program Index Channel 0 4 1 5 2 6 Frequency High Program Index Channel 0 4 1 5 2 6 Normal Mode Index System Mode 0 cw_test 1 hy28_38_qpsk 2 hy28_88_16qam 3 hy28_113_32qam 4 hy28_138_64qam 5 hy28_163_128qam 6 hy28_188_256qam 7 hy28_201_256qam HAAM Mode Index System ...

Page 190: ...psk 1 hy28_88_16qam 2 hy28_113_32qam 3 hy28_138_64qam 4 hy28_163_128qam 5 hy28_201_256qam Radio Band etsi13_2_14_R5 Index 4 Frequency Low Program Index Channel 0 9 1 10 2 11 3 12 4 13 5 14 6 15 7 16 Frequency High Program Index Channel 0 9 1 10 2 11 3 12 4 13 5 14 6 15 7 16 Normal Mode Index System Mode 0 cw_test 1 hy14_19_qpsk 2 hy14_43_16qam 3 hy14_56_32qam 4 hy14_68_64qam 5 hy14_80_128qam 6 hy1...

Page 191: ...uency High Program Index Channel 0 17 1 18 2 19 3 20 4 21 5 22 6 23 7 24 8 25 9 26 10 27 11 28 12 29 13 30 14 31 15 32 Normal Mode Index System Mode 0 cw_test 1 hy7_9_qpsk 2 hy7_22_16qam 3 hy7_28_32qam 4 hy7_34_64qam 5 hy7_40_128qam 6 hy7_47_256qam 7 hy7_50_256qam HAAM Mode Index System Mode 0 hy7_9_qpsk 1 hy7_22_16qam 2 hy7_28_32qam 3 hy7_34_64qam 4 hy7_40_128qam Diplexer Type 74 000306 01 Radio ...

Page 192: ... 1 hy28_88_16qam 2 hy28_113_32qam 3 hy28_138_64qam 4 hy28_163_128qam 5 hy28_201_256qam Diplexer Type 74 000306 02 Radio Band itu15_2_28_490_R5 Index 1 Frequency Low Program Index Channel 0 7 1 8 2 9 3 10 4 11 5 12 Frequency High Program Index Channel 0 7 1 8 2 9 3 10 4 11 5 12 Normal Mode Index System Mode 0 cw_test 1 hy28_38_qpsk 2 hy28_88_16qam 3 hy28_113_32qam 4 hy28_138_64qam 5 hy28_163_128qam...

Page 193: ... C2 2 C3 3 C4 Normal Mode Index System Mode 0 cw_test 1 hy56_71_qpsk 2 hy56_166_16qam 3 hy56_214_32qam 4 hy56_261_64qam 5 hy56_308_128qam 6 hy56_356_256qam 7 hy56_380_256qam HAAM Mode Index System Mode 0 hy56_71_qpsk 1 hy56_166_16qam 2 hy56_214_32qam 3 hy56_261_64qam 4 hy56_308_128qam 5 hy56_380_256qam Radio Band etsi56_1_28_R5 Index 2 Frequency Low Program Index Channel 0 C1 1 C2 2 C3 3 C4 4 C5 5...

Page 194: ...32qam 3 hy28_138_64qam 4 hy28_163_128qam 5 hy28_201_256qam Diplexer Type 74 000317 02 Radio Band etsi56_2_56_R5 Index 1 Frequency Low Program Index Channel 0 C5 1 C6 2 C7 3 C8 4 C9 Frequency High Program Index Channel 0 C5 1 C6 2 C7 3 C8 4 C9 Normal Mode Index System Mode 0 cw_test 1 hy56_71_qpsk 2 hy56_166_16qam 3 hy56_214_32qam 4 hy56_261_64qam 5 hy56_308_128qam 6 hy56_356_256qam 7 hy56_380_256q...

Page 195: ... C17 9 C18 Frequency High Program Index Channel 0 C9 1 C10 2 C11 3 C12 4 C13 5 C14 6 C15 7 C16 8 C17 9 C18 Normal Mode Index System Mode 0 cw_test 1 hy28_38_qpsk 2 hy28_88_16qam 3 hy28_113_32qam 4 hy28_138_64qam 5 hy28_163_128qam 6 hy28_188_256qam 7 hy28_201_256qam HAAM Mode Index System Mode 0 hy28_38_qpsk 1 hy28_88_16qam 2 hy28_113_32qam 3 hy28_138_64qam 4 hy28_163_128qam 5 hy28_201_256qam Diple...

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Page 197: ...nd that proper facilities exist at the site according to the details listed below Line of Sight and Path Clearance Determine optimum location for the radio Radio and antenna location are important to ensure optimum radio range and throughput Install the antenna as high as possible to maximize the range of a building to building connection Maintain a clear line of sight between Horizon Compact Plus...

Page 198: ... installed the IF cable from the radio will likely have to transit the outside wall and terminate at the IDU Determine the following Cable distance between Horizon Compact Plus and network equipment and the distance to the power source DragonWave offers 3 lengths 30m 60m 90m Location of building penetration point drainage or service openings elevator service sheds other rooftop openings or penetra...

Page 199: ...oaded The performance attributes of time sensitive traffic streams such as voice and video conferencing are of particular concern when implementing IP networks The majority of time sensitive traffic streams VoIP TDM over Ethernet etc do not have control protocols to negotiate speeds or re transmits Traffic is sent assuming delivery and ordering is unchanged Ethernet based architectures require buf...

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