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ELTEX MA4000-PX, Operation And Maintenance Manual

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Subscriber access/aggregation node МA4000-РХ

 

34.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 134 
34.2 Configuration of a TR-069 Inband management channel ............................................................ 134 
34.3 Configuration of a TR-069 OOB Management Channel ............................................................... 135 
34.4 TR-069 Client Configuration ......................................................................................................... 136 

35 ONT CONFIGURATIONS TEMPLATES ................................................................................................... 138 

35.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 138 
35.2 ONT Configuration Templates ...................................................................................................... 138 
35.3 ONT Configuration Templates Assignment .................................................................................. 138 
35.4 ONT Configuration Preview with Templates ................................................................................ 139 

36 ONT LICENSING .................................................................................................................................... 140 

36.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 140 
36.2 Loading a License File to OLT ....................................................................................................... 140 

PART V ACCESS NODE MONITORING ....................................................................................................... 142 
37 GENERAL INFORMATION ..................................................................................................................... 143 

37.1 View Current SW Version of Access Node ................................................................................... 143 
37.2 View Information on Access Node ............................................................................................... 143 
37.3 Interface Module Status View ...................................................................................................... 144 
37.4 Access Node Uptime View ........................................................................................................... 144 
37.5 Network Connection Check .......................................................................................................... 144 

38 ACCESS NODE RUN-TIME LOG ............................................................................................................. 145 
39 ACTIVE ALARMS LOG ........................................................................................................................... 146 

39.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 146 
39.2 Alarm Generation and Registration ............................................................................................. 146 
39.2.1 Structure of Alarm/Event .......................................................................................................... 146 
39.2.2 Alarm rates ................................................................................................................................ 146 
39.2.3 Alarms ....................................................................................................................................... 147 
39.2.4 Normalization of Alarms ........................................................................................................... 148 
39.2.5 Reports ...................................................................................................................................... 149 

40 PP4X MONITORING ............................................................................................................................. 151 

40.1 PP4X Resource Status ................................................................................................................... 151 
40.2 MAC Address Table Preview ........................................................................................................ 152 
40.3 PP4X Interface Status Preview ..................................................................................................... 153 
40.4 PP4X Interface Statistics Preview ................................................................................................. 154 
40.5 Interface Mirroring ....................................................................................................................... 155 
40.5.1 Controlled Port Configuration ................................................................................................... 155 
40.5.2 Controlling Port Configuration .................................................................................................. 155 

41 PLC8 MONITORING .............................................................................................................................. 156 

41.1 GPON OLT State ........................................................................................................................... 156 
41.2 GPON Interface State ................................................................................................................... 156 
41.3 MAC Table Preview ...................................................................................................................... 157 
41.4 Statistics for GPON Interfaces ...................................................................................................... 158 
41.5 Statistics for OLT V Interfaces ...................................................................................................... 158 
41.6 Multicast Statistics ....................................................................................................................... 159 

42 ONT MONITORING............................................................................................................................... 160 

42.1 ONT Configurations List ............................................................................................................... 160 
42.2 Active ONT List ............................................................................................................................. 160 
42.3 Online ONT List ............................................................................................................................. 160 
42.4 Offline ONT List ............................................................................................................................ 161 
42.5 ONT Statistics ............................................................................................................................... 161 
42.6 ONT Bit Error Rate ........................................................................................................................ 162 

PART VI MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................................................ 163 
43 REPLACEMENT OF PWR IN POWER INPUT MODULES ......................................................................... 164 
44 REPLACEMENT OF MFC MODULE ........................................................................................................ 165 

Summary of Contents for MA4000-PX

Page 1: ...MA4000 PX Operations and Maintenance Manual SW version 3 26 0 Subscriber access aggregation node ...

Page 2: ...ent configuration 25 PPPOE INTERMEDIATE AGENT configuration Added chapters 12 6 Radius configuration 23 3 Pv6 Multicast configuration 24 4 DHCPv6 Relay Agent profiles management 24 5 DHCPv6 Relay Agent profiles configuration 26 IP Source Guard configuration 28 5 Tunnelling configuration 36 ONT Licensing Version 1 2 25 04 2016 Commands for SW version 3 24 3 Version 1 1 26 02 2016 Commands for SW ve...

Page 3: ...TTING STARTED WITH THE ACCESS NODE 34 7 CONNECTING ACCESS NODE TO CLI 35 7 1 Introduction 35 7 2 Connecting to CLI via COM Port 35 7 3 Connecting to CLI with Telnet Protocol 36 7 4 Connecting to CLI with Secure Shell Protocol 38 8 GETTING STARTED WITH THE ACCESS NODE CLI 39 8 1 Introduction 39 8 2 Command line operation principles 39 8 3 Command System Structure 40 PART III ACCESS NODE CONFIGURATI...

Page 4: ...CONFIGURATION 64 17 1 Introduction 64 17 2 Selective Q in Q Configuration 64 18 QOS CONFIGURATION 65 19 LAG CONFIGURATION 66 19 1 Introduction 66 19 2 LAG Configuration 67 20 SPANNING TREE CONFIGURATION 69 20 1 Introduction 69 20 2 Spanning Tree Configuration 69 21 DUAL HOMING CONFIGURATION 71 21 1 Introduction 71 21 2 Dual Homing Configuration 71 22 LLDP CONFIGURATION 72 22 1 Introduction 72 22 2...

Page 5: ...8 4 2 Model 2 104 28 4 3 Model 3 104 28 5 Tunnelling configuration 107 29 DBA CONFIGURATION 111 29 1 Introduction 111 29 2 DBA Profiles Assignment 113 29 2 1 Services in Different T CONTs 113 29 2 2 Services in One T CONT 114 29 2 3 One Profile for Multiple ONTs 114 29 2 4 Profiles Assignment Example 115 29 3 DBA Configuration 116 29 3 1 T CONT Type 1 Configuration 116 29 3 2 T CONT Type 2 Configu...

Page 6: ...ACTIVE ALARMS LOG 146 39 1 Introduction 146 39 2 Alarm Generation and Registration 146 39 2 1 Structure of Alarm Event 146 39 2 2 Alarm rates 146 39 2 3 Alarms 147 39 2 4 Normalization of Alarms 148 39 2 5 Reports 149 40 PP4X MONITORING 151 40 1 PP4X Resource Status 151 40 2 MAC Address Table Preview 152 40 3 PP4X Interface Status Preview 153 40 4 PP4X Interface Statistics Preview 154 40 5 Interfa...

Page 7: ... of the new firmware version installation procedure 172 48 2 Firmware Update via Bootloader U Boot 173 48 2 1 Firmware Update via Bootloader 173 48 2 2 Possible Abnormal Situations During the Firmware Upgrade via Bootloader 175 49 EMERGENCY RECOVERY OF PP4X FIRMWARE 176 50 ONT FIRMWARE UPDATE 177 50 1 Introduction 177 50 2 Overview 177 50 3 ONT Firmware Files Management 178 50 4 ONT Firmware Manua...

Page 8: ... any network nodes IPv6 uses a 128 bit address 32 bits in IPv4 LACP link aggregation control protocol this protocol helps connect several physical ports together for shaping a separate logical channel MAC address Media Access Control is a unique identifier comparable with the device physical interface VLAN Virtual Local Area Network virtual local area network VLANs can make a part of a big LAN fea...

Page 9: ...User Manual Part I 9 МA4000 РХ Subscriber Access and Aggregation Point PART I GENERAL ...

Page 10: ...ing broadband service access GPON technology is used as the subscriber access technology ETTH FTTB technology is used with the device operating in aggregation mode МА4000 PX subscriber access and aggregation node allows to create an economically profitable solution and may replace several GPON LTP 8X This Operations and Maintenance Manual details the purpose basic technical characteristics as well...

Page 11: ...eas The access node manages subscriber units switching traffic and connections to the transport network The central element of the MA4000 PX is the scalable Ethernet switch level L2 PP4X which works in cooperation with various types of interface modules PLC8 optical access module is used to connect subscriber devices via GPON technology Key advantages of the modular architecture are as follows a s...

Page 12: ...8 PON ports each of them allows connecting up to 64 subscribers Traffic switching and connection with the transport network are ensured by PP4X central processor modules which are connected by the peripheral modules via common high speed bus of the device Connection with the higher level equipment is effected by means of 10G SFP interfaces and 1G combined interfaces Fig 1 МA4000 РХ Subscriber Acce...

Page 13: ...ery set shall include MA4000 PX equipment and SPTA set according to an order Operations and Maintenance Manual logbook Declaration of Conformity In addition to MA4000 PX equipment the delivery set may also include connecting cable RS 232 DB9F DB9F power cable connector DB 15M of an object communication interface optical transceivers SFP 1Gb optical transceivers SFP 10Gb ...

Page 14: ...a crate it describes plug and socket units LED indicators and controls 4 1 Crate MA4000 PX device is metal cased and consists of one 19 crate featuring 9U height The crate serves for uniting modules of different functional purpose ensuring interaction of modules through high speed 10 Gbps communication lines as well as for power distribution and supporting and monitoring temperature mode of the en...

Page 15: ...ility level of the entire system as a whole The power supply is arranged by the distribution principle every module has its own power unit Herewith the crate functions only as a distributor of power to the modules The device has a front to rear ventilation system Air flow diagram is shown in Figure 4 Fig 4 Air Flow Diagram Fig 5 Diagram of Modules Connections in a MA4000 Crate ...

Page 16: ...positions in the crate are universal any position may fit a PLC 8 interface module Installing the module PLC 8 is described in section 46 Replacement of PLC8 GPON interface modules In order to ensure interaction of modules a module of cross connections is installed in the crate The module organizes interconnections between the central switches and interface modules Every PP4X module features indiv...

Page 17: ...ree fans arranged on the crate rear wall Ref Figure 2 and a controller to control the rotational speed of the fans The fans controller module is installed inside the crate The ventilation system performance is adjustable and can vary within the limits of 7 m3 min to 14 m3 min The acoustic noise level not more than 36 dB A Basic technical parameters of the access platform are given in Table 1 Table...

Page 18: ...y electrical or optical and not both of then simultaneously can be active in combined ports Technical characteristics of the module are given in Table 2 Front panel element Description 1 Status Device operation indicator Alarm Accident indicator Power Device power supply indicator Master Indicator of device operating mode master slave SSD SSD data storage device indicator 2 10 100 1000 0 1 2 ports...

Page 19: ... VLAN support Up to 4К in accordance with 802 1Q Quality of Service QoS 8 priority output queues for each port Port quantity 24 ports up to 10 Gbps per port Port modes Duplex half duplex mode 10 100 1000 Mbps for electrical ports Duplex mode 1 10 Gbps for optical ports Supported standards IEEE 802 3 10BASE T Ethernet IEEE 802 3u 100BASE T Fast Ethernet IEEE 802 3ab 1000BASE T Gigabit Ethernet IEEE...

Page 20: ... device in the crate Off The device operated as a slave device SSD Green on Data storage carrier is connected Off Carrier is not connected Table 4 Combo ports 0 1 status light indicators Indicator Indicator status Device status Link Green continuously on Connection to an oncoming device is available Green flashing Data is being received or transmitted Off Port is not connected Speed Yellow continu...

Page 21: ... type Marvell Sheeva ARMV5TE architecture Processor clock frequency 800 MHz Core quantity 1 Random access memory DDR2 SDRAM 256 MB 800 MHz Non volatile memory 32Mb Serial Flash Interfaces Network interfaces External connections 2x 10GXAUI 10GBASE KX4 Front panel element Description 1 Status Device operation indicator Alarm Accident indicator Power Device power supply indicator 2 PON Ch0 Ch7 8 chas...

Page 22: ...К in accordance with 802 1Q Quality of Service QoS 8 output priority queues for each port Port modes Duplex half duplex mode of 10 100 1000 Mbps Duplex mode of 10 Gbps for inter module connections Supported standards IEEE 802 3 10BASE T Ethernet IEEE 802 3u 100BASE T Fast Ethernet IEEE 802 3ab 1000BASE T Gigabit Ethernet IEEE 802 3z Fibre Gigabit Ethernet ANSI IEEE 802 3 NWayauto negotiation IEEE ...

Page 23: ...es exact parameters to be chosen and set for each transceiver type This can be done only under laboratory conditions by the terminal vendor Table 8 lists SFP transceivers for which seamless terminal operation is guaranteed DDMI Digital Diagnostic Monitoring Interface provides information about transceiver parameters such as temperature power voltage etc DDMI also measures the level of ONT signal R...

Page 24: ...ve one or two PP4X modules The installation of two modules will help build a high reliability system owing to the redundancy of switches and increase the system communications capacity due to distribution of data flows between the modules the modules work in the stacking mode PP4X modules stacking means there is a possibility to consolidate network interfaces located at different modules into trun...

Page 25: ...trols and monitors the crate Interaction between operator and processor core during control and monitoring procedures can be achieved via RS232 console or via network interface The connection to Ethernet switch being a part of the module is used as the processor network interface The processor has an interface shown as shelf in the Figure to provide interaction with the crate controller The USB in...

Page 26: ...irectional Forwarding Detect BFD for upstream interfaces1 Port isolation Isolation of ports within one VLAN Static LAG and dynamic LACP aggregation of network interfaces including interfaces belonging to different PP4X modules Data channels reservation with short recovery time less than 1 sec in case of failure Interaction with external monitoring and control devices using Telnet SSH SNMP protocol...

Page 27: ...to each interface via optical splitters Packet Ethernet processor aggregating GPON transport flows and interacting via high speed highway of MA4000 PX crate with central switches In order to ensure device reliability and increase throughput capability PLC8 module is provided with two interfaces interacting with central switches uplink one for each of them These interfaces work in aggregated channe...

Page 28: ...inning operation the device shall be put steadily on a steady surface on the floor or in a telecommunication cabinet special attention to earthing shall be given during installation deinstallation of the device The earthing wire shall be primarily connected to the device during installation and disconnected last during deinstallation for trouble free operation of the equipment a proper ventilation...

Page 29: ...vice or disconnection of the device from the earthing circuits shall be performed during thunderstorm to lift or move the device hold it by the crate elements Do not load pushers by the basket weight at the front panels of modules and handles on the replacement in feed modules and ventilation panel two persons shall be engaged to move the basket to protect eyes from laser radiation do not peep int...

Page 30: ...air shall not blow right to the equipment instead it shall be uniformly distributed within the premises The device ventilation is organized following a diagram shown in Figure 4 The following conditions shall be met for proper operation of the ventilation system distance between the lower and the upper panels of the crate and the closest neighbouring equipment shall be not less than 1U 44 45 mm di...

Page 31: ...he device has attachment brackets intended for installation into telecommunication cabinet The delivery set of the device includes fasteners The above ventilation requirements shall be met when arranging equipment in the cabinet Figure 13 shows an example for device arrangement in the rack Fig 13 Arrangement of MA4000 PX in a Rack ...

Page 32: ...rforming power connection works To supply power to the devices installed in the cabinet a power distribution device shall be used The equipment wiring diagram with a distribution device depends on its parameters An approximate cable laying diagram is shown in Figure 14 Red wire connecting device terminal with positive power supply pole Blue wire connecting device terminal with negative power suppl...

Page 33: ...bending radius when laying shall be not less than 40 mm Cable organizers shall be used for horizontal cable laying in the equipment approach area In case of laying copper electric cable special attention shall be paid to protection of cable insulation and sheath from damage The windows for cable feed in into the cabinet shall be free from sharp cutting edges In all cases laying of signal cables an...

Page 34: ...34 User Manual Part II МA4000 РХ Subscriber Access and Aggregation Point PART II GETTING STARTED WITH THE ACCESS NODE ...

Page 35: ...cable The PC should also have a terminal program installed e g Hyperterminal Step 1 Using the null modem cable connect the CONSOLE port of the PP4X master module Master LED indicator should be solid green to the COM port of the PC see Fig 15 Fig 15 Connecting access node to PC via COM port Step 2 Launch the terminal program and create a new connection Select the corresponding COM port in the Conne...

Page 36: ...Remote connection is similar but requires changes in the access node IP address which will be considered in details in Chapter 10 Network Settings page 47 In order to be connected to the access node a PC should have a NIC The connection will additionally require the sufficient amount of network cable Patching Cord RJ45 as it is not included in the delivery package Step 1 Connect the network cable ...

Page 37: ... Enter the telnet command and IP address of the access node IP address factory setting 192 168 1 2 Click OK Fig 18 Launching Telnet client Step 4 Log into the terminal CLI Factory settings login admin password password Welcome to MA4000 ma4000 login admin Password Technical support http eltex nsk ru support Mon Jan 13 13 40 02 T 2014 ma4000 ...

Page 38: ...Network Settings page 47 In order to be connected to the access node a PC should have a NIC The PC should have an SSH client installed e g PuTTY The connection will additionally require the sufficient amount of network cable Patch Cord RJ45 as it is not included to the delivery package Step 1 Perform Steps 1 and 2 from Section 7 3 Connecting to CLI with Telnet Protocol Step 2 Run PuTTY Enter IP ad...

Page 39: ... entering the question mark For convenient device management via the command line use do command which allows to execute global layer commands ROOT from other layers of the command interface For instance ma4000 configure enter the device configuration mode ma4000 config vlan 1 ma4000 vlan 1 do show vlan 1 Vlans VID Name Tagged Untagged 1 VLAN0001 slot channel 0 M front port 1 0 S slot channel 1 M ...

Page 40: ... the cursor one character forward Command line interface enables user authorization and restricts access to commands depending on their access level provided by the administrator You can create as many users as you like access rights will be assigned individually to each user Only one user admin with the password password specified in the factory configuration The system supports multi user privil...

Page 41: ...VLAN configuration VLAN vlan ma4000 vlan N CONFIG Table 12 Interface configuration command modes Level Entry command Help string appearance Previous level PP4X module external uplink interface configuration FRONT PORT interface front port ma4000 front port CONFIG Configuration of PLC8 module external GPON interfaces interface gpon port ma4000 gpon port GPON ONT configuration PLC ONT ont ma4000 con...

Page 42: ...ace stack port ma4000 stack port _ Table 13 Device profile command mode description Level Entry command Help string appearance Previous level Address table profile configuration PROFILE ADDRESS TABLE profile address_table ma4000 config address table NAME CONFIG ONT GEM port profile configuration PROFILE CROSS CONNECT profile cross connect ma4000 config cross connect NAME DBA profile configuration ...

Page 43: ...User Manual Part III 43 Subscriber access aggregation node МA4000 РХ PART III ACCESS NODE CONFIGURATION ...

Page 44: ...cess node configuration structure General system part This group includes such settings as network settings services configuration user table etc SLOT Slot configuration Contains PLC8 interface module settings Profiles OLT and ONT profiles Contains OLT and ONT profile settings that could be assigned to the PLC8 interface modules and ONT subscriber terminals respectively 9 2 Lifecycle of Configurat...

Page 45: ...til the expiration of the confirmation timer default value is 5 minutes the device configuration will return to the state before the last commit command execution You can roll back configuration changes before the timer expires To do that use the restore command 9 3 Creating Configuration Backup Configuration backups allow the access node operation to be quickly restored after abnormal situations ...

Page 46: ...fig backup path tftp 192 168 22 1 config Step 4 Apply and confirm changes ma4000 config do commit ma4000 config do confirm 9 4 Configuration Restore Access node configuration is restored from a TFTP server available in management network Use copy command to restore the data Step 1 Load configuration using the copy command Pass the restored configuration source URI and fs backup as parameters ma400...

Page 47: ...ess node name by using the hostname command ma4000 configure terminal ma4000 config hostname ma4000 Step 3 Set the access node IP address by using the management ip command Pass the IP address and the subnet mask as parameters ma4000 config management ip 192 168 22 22 255 0 0 0 Step 4 Set the default gateway by using the management gateway command ma4000 config management gateway 192 168 22 254 St...

Page 48: ...anagement firmware information status of boards and log message reading view gpon allows to view configuration and status of OLT chips GPON ports and OLT view ont allows to view МАС tables and ONT counters view ont profile allows to view ONT profile configuration view switch interfaces enables Ethernet interface operation monitoring counters Ethernet port status utilization and configuration МАС t...

Page 49: ...l users For adding new users use the user command in the configure view ma4000 config user operator ma4000 config do commit ma4000 config do show users System users User name User privilege level root 15 admin 15 remote 15 linux 0 operator 0 5 system users Pass the name of the new user to the user command as a parameter The name should not be longer than 32 characters The name should not contain s...

Page 50: ... config user operator privilege 15 ma4000 config do show users System users User name User privilege level root 15 admin 15 remote 15 linux 0 operator 15 5 system users 11 6 Deleting a User For deleting a user use the no user command in the configure view The command takes the user s name as a parameter ma4000 configure terminal ma4000 config no user operator ma4000 config do commit 11 7 User Sess...

Page 51: ...local In this example the system will attempt to perform authentication using the Tacacs server in the first place see Section 12 5 Tacacs Tacacs Configuration If the server is unavailable the authentication will be performed using the local user database Step 2 Switch to configuration of the connection method e g the console ma4000 config line console Step 3 Define the authentication procedure fo...

Page 52: ...t traps informs 192 168 1 100 Step 5 Define SNMPv2 community if necessary ma4000 config ip snmp agent community readonly public Step 6 Add SNMPv3 users using the ip snmp agent user add command Pass username password 8 31 symbols and access mode as parameters ma4000 config ip snmp agent user add test test ro Step 7 Apply the configuration using the commit command ma4000 config do commit 12 2 System...

Page 53: ...rt udp Step 6 If necessary enable system log message forwarding to the remote SYSLOG server ma4000 config log filter pp exit ma4000 config logging host 192 168 1 120 port 55 transport udp debug Step 7 If necessary enable the system log file storage to the non volatile memory ma4000 config logging storage persistent Step 8 Apply the configuration using the commit command ma4000 config do commit 12 ...

Page 54: ...nds entered by the user ma4000 config aaa accounting commands tacacs Step 4 If necessary enable accounting for user logins logouts ma4000 config aaa accounting start stop tacacs Step 5 Apply the configuration using the commit command ma4000 config do commit 12 6 Radius configuration Step 1 Define common parameters of connection to Radius servers ma4000 config radius server timeout 10 ma4000 config...

Page 55: ...client command ma4000 config ip sntp client Step 2 Define the time synchronization server IP address using the ip sntp server command ma4000 config ip sntp server 192 168 1 254 Step 3 Specify the synchronization interval in minutes ma4000 config ip sntp poll period 60 Step 4 Apply the configuration using the commit command ma4000 config do commit ...

Page 56: ...aces configuration and rules refer to 15 Interfaces Configuration 13 2 Adding a VLAN Step 1 Switch to the access node configure view ma4000 configure terminal Step 2 Add a VLAN by using the vlan command Pass VID as a parameter ma4000 config vlan 100 CLI automatically switches view to work with the VLAN The same command is used to configure existing VLANs 13 3 VLAN Configuration Step 1 Add tagged i...

Page 57: ...mmand if necessary ma4000 vlan 100 ip igmp snooping querier enable Step 6 For further convenience specify VLAN name by using the name command To clear the name use the no name command The default name is VID ma4000 vlan 100 name iptv Step 7 Apply the configuration by using the commit command ma4000 vlan 100 do commit 13 4 Deleting a VLAN Step 1 Delete a VLAN by using the no vlan command Pass VID o...

Page 58: ...ws to disable the configuration file synchronization for the stack If the configuration file synchronization is disabled PP4X slave will be able to get and apply the configuration from the master device but will not be able to save it to its own file system for the future use Enable the synchronization of configuration files using the stack sync allow command ma4000 stack sync allow Command accept...

Page 59: ...nterface name Description Range front port PP4X module external uplink interfaces Specified as U P U PP4X module number 1 2 P PP4X uplink interface number 0 5 port channel LAG of PP4X module uplink interfaces 1 8 aggregation group number slot port PP4X module interface for PLC8 GPON module connection Specified as U P U PP4X module number 1 2 P interface number for PLC8 module 0 15 slot channel LAG...

Page 60: ... 0 63 15 2 Ethernet Interfaces Configuration Step 1 Switch to the view of the interface of interface group which settings should be changed ma4000 config interface front port 1 0 Step 2 Enable the interface by using the no shutdown command The shutdown command disables the interface ma4000 front port 1 0 no shutdown Step 3 Enable or disable flow control IEEE 802 3x PAUSE by using the flow control ...

Page 61: ...mand if necessary Specify encryption key renewal period with the gpon olt encryption key update command Pass the time period in seconds as a parameter ma4000 config gpon olt encryption ma4000 config gpon olt encryption key update 60 Step 3 Specify ONT authentification method with the gpon olt authentication command ma4000 config gpon olt authentication both Step 4 Switch to GPON interface configur...

Page 62: ...wn in Fig 24 Fig 24 Isolation group operating principle 16 2 Isolation Group Configuration Step 1 Specify the interface isolation group using the isolation group command Pass the isolation group number as a parameter ma4000 config isolation group 0 Step 2 Add the required number of destination interfaces into the group using the allow command ma4000 pp4x config isolation 0 allow front port 1 0 2 S...

Page 63: ...000 vlan 100 isolation enable Step 6 Enable the data transmission from the specific interface to the isolation group destination interfaces using the isolation assign command Pass the source interface name and the isolation group number as parameters ma4000 vlan 100 isolation assign front port 1 0 2 group 0 ma4000 vlan 100 isolation assign front port 1 3 5 group 1 Step 7 Apply the configuration us...

Page 64: ...face with CVLAN 100 200 tag will have the external tag 20 added to them and all other packets falling outside the scope of this rule will have the external tag 30 added Rules with ignore option have a lower priority compared to rules with explicitly assigned CVLAN Step 3 And or add VLAN translation rules ma4000 config selective qinq overwrite tag new vlan 1000 old vlan 2000 ingress ma4000 config s...

Page 65: ...ed for packets without any preconfigured rules Queue 0 has the lowest priority ma4000 config qos default 0 slot 0 Step 2 Specify the traffic prioritization method using the qos type command Pass the prioritization type as a parameter see Table 15 ma4000 config qos type 1 slot 0 Step 3 Use the qos map command to specify rules of 802 1p and DSCP TOS translation into the queue number Pass the field t...

Page 66: ...P protocol Table 16 Operation Modes of Aggregation Groups Mode Description static Link aggregation protocol is not used lacp LACP is used The access node has several algorithms to balance load within aggregation groups Table 17 Load Balance Modes Mode Description ip Based on IP address of sender and receiver ip l4 Based on IP address of sender and receiver and L4 mac Based on MAC address of sender...

Page 67: ...interface by using the interface port channel command As a parameter pass the number of the interface being created You can create up to eight logical interfaces ma4000 config interface port channel 1 ma4000 express config port channel 1 Step 2 Set general interface parameters speed duplex flow control etc Interfaces configuration is described in details in 15 Interfaces Configuration Step 3 Set a...

Page 68: ... be performed for LACP configuration Set a priority for the physical interface with the help of the lacp port priority command if necessary The no lacp port priority command resets port priority to the default value of 32768 1 is the highest priority ma4000 front port 1 3 5 no lacp port priority ma4000 front port 1 3 5 exit ma4000 config interface front port 1 3 ma4000 front port 1 3 lacp port pri...

Page 69: ... rstp Step 3 Define the command forwarding delay using the spanning tree fdelay command Forwarding delay is the time during which the port remains in Listening and Learning states prior to going into Forwarding state ma4000 config spanning tree fdelay 10 Step 4 Specify the sending time for hello packets using the spanning tree hello command ma4000 config spanning tree hello 21 Step 5 Define the ST...

Page 70: ...oldcount command ma4000 config spanning tree holdcount 5 Step 9 If necessary specify the BDPU packet timeout using the spanning tree maxage command ma4000 config spanning tree maxage 15 Step 10 If necessary define the connection type as the edge link to the host on configurable port ports In this case data transmission is enabled automatically for the port when the link is established ma4000 front...

Page 71: ...ecify the reserved interface that will be used for communication fallback when the main connection is lost You can enable reservation only for those interfaces where SPANNING TREE protocol is disabled and VLAN Ingress Filtering is enabled If the reserve is specified globally for the interface it will be used for all VLANs If another reserve is specified for some VLANs this setting will take priori...

Page 72: ...divisibility for LLDP timer Thus LLDP packet lifetime is calculated by the equation TTL min 65535 LLDP Timer LLDP HoldMultiplier Step 3 Define the LLDP reinitialization time ma4000 config lldp reinit 3 Step 4 Define the frequency of LLDP information updates sent by the device ma4000 config lldp timer 60 Step 5 Define the delay between the subsequent LLDP packet transmissions initiated by changes o...

Page 73: ...tarted or stopped When a switch snoops a host s IGMP request for connection to a multicast group it adds the port the host is connected to into the group for group traffic retranslation And vice versa having snooped a leave_group request the switch removes the corresponding port from the group Fig 27 IGMP Snooping Is Disabled Figure 27 shows multicasting of IGMP traffic regardless of whether an en...

Page 74: ... to the corresponding interfaces MLD protocol in IPv6 is similar to IGMP in IPv4 thus above information is relevant to MLD protocol too 23 2 Multicast Configuration Step 1 Enable IGMP snooping with the ip igmp snooping enable command ma4000 vlan 100 ip igmp snooping enable Step 2 Configure IGMP protocol settings for a specific slot ma4000 vlan 100 ip igmp slot 0 query interval 100 ma4000 vlan 100 ...

Page 75: ...3 IPv6 Multicast Configuration Step 1 Enable MLD snooping by ip mld snooping enable command ma4000 vlan 100 ipv6 igmp snooping enable Step 2 Configure the parameters for MLD protocol for the specific slot ma4000 vlan 100 ipv6 mld slot 0 query interval 100 ma4000 vlan 100 ipv6 mld slot 0 robustness 3 ma4000 vlan 100 ipv6 mld slot 0 query response interval 125 ma4000 vlan 100 ipv6 mld slot 0 last me...

Page 76: ...Х Step 7 Define rules for proxying between VLANs As an argument transmit a range of groups vlan source and vlan receiver ma4000 config ipv6 mld proxy report range ff15 ff15 ffff from all to 30 Step 8 Apply the configuration using commit command ma4000 config do commit ...

Page 77: ...ce ID and Remote ID suboptions The configuration of suboption format is performed by using tokens represented in Table 19 The placeholders will be replaced with corresponding values while the rest of the words will be passed as is Table 18 DHCP Option 82 Tokens HOSTNAME The access node network name SLOTID The number of MA4000 slot MNGIP The access node IP address CHANNELID ID of the OLT channel th...

Page 78: ...work security It provides protection from DoS attacks by setting a threshold for intensity of DHCP messages which are received from ONT Exceeding the threshold blocks DHCP requests The blocking time can be configured It also protects from illegal DHCP servers by controlling the source IP address of DHCP responses Transmitted are only the DHCP responses which arrived from IP addresses of trusted DH...

Page 79: ...help of the profile dhcp ra command if necessary Pass profile name as a parameter ma4000 config profile dhcp ra dhcp ra 01 ma4000 config dhcp ra dhcp ra 01 exit Step 3 Assign the newly created profile to the selected VLAN with the slot id profile dhcp ra command As a parameter pass the profile name and VLAN ID ma4000 config slot 0 profile dhcp ra dhcp ra 01 vlan 100 Step 4 Check the changes by usi...

Page 80: ...k protection with the help of the dos block command if needed Specify the threshold for DHCP queries intensity in seconds which will block the queries when exceeded Use the dos block packet limit command for it Use the dos block block time command to specify the blocking time in seconds ma4000 config dhcp ra dhcp ra 01 dos block ma4000 config dhcp ra dhcp ra 01 dos block packet limit 200 ma4000 co...

Page 81: ...exit Step 3 If necessary assign the created profile on selected VLAN using slot id profile dhcpv6 ra command As parameters define profile s name and VLAN ID ma4000 config slot 0 profile dhcpv6 ra dhcpv6 ra 01 vlan 100 Step 4 Check the changes by show slot id gpon olt configuration command ma4000 show slot 1 gpon olt configuration Profile pppoe ia pppoe ia 00 OLT Profile PPPoE Intermediate Agent 0 ...

Page 82: ...ctivate filtration mechanism by trusted command ma4000 config dhcpv6 ra dhcp rav6 01 trusted primary 1010 1 ma4000 config dhcpv6 ra dhcp rav6 01 trusted secondary 1010 2 ma4000 config dhcpv6ra dhcp rav6 01 trusted timeout 200 ma4000 config dhcpv6 ra dhcp rav6 01 trusted Step 7 Apply the changes using commit command ma4000 config dhcp ra dhcp ra 01 do commit To apply the changes OLT should be recon...

Page 83: ...e rest of the words will be passed as is Table 20 Vendor Specific Tag Tokens HOSTNAME The access node network name SLOTID Slot number MA4000 MNGIP The access node IP address CHANNELID ID of the OLT channel the PADI request arrived from ONTID ID of the ONT which sent the PADI request PONSERIAL Serial number of ONT that sent DHCP request GEMID ID of the GEM port where the PADI request arrived VLAN0 ...

Page 84: ...oS attack protection with the help of the dos block command if needed Specify the threshold for PADI queries intensity in seconds which will block the queries when exceeded Use the dos block packet limit command for it Use the dos block block time command to specify the blocking time in seconds ma4000 config pppoe ia pppoe ia 00 dos block ma4000 config pppoe ia pppoe ia 00 dos block packet limit 2...

Page 85: ...source IP fields matching the records in the DHCP snooping table are passed from the client To support client equipment with static IP addresses static entries can be created in the dynamic mode 26 2 IP Source Guard configuration Step 1 Go to configure view ma4000 configure terminal Step 2 Enable IP Source Guard and set the mode ma4000 config ip source guard enable ma4000 config ip source guard mo...

Page 86: ...ce number through which traffic with specific addresses will be transmitted from 0 to 7 The negative command no is used for IP Source Guard disabling and removing of static bindings ma4000 config no ip source guard enable ma4000 config no ip source guard bind ma4000 config no ip source guard bind ip IP The show command is used for viewing information on state mode and static bindings ma4000 show s...

Page 87: ...User Manual Part IV 87 Subscriber access aggregation node МA4000 РХ PART IV ONT CONFIGURATION ...

Page 88: ...AN model A dedicated C VLAN is used to provide services to each user between OLT and service routers Service GEM ports are created for every OLT service between ONT and OLT When a service request is generated upstream records are added to the MAC table in OLT according to C VLAN In case of downstream traffic a corresponding GEM port is determined for a definite service according to the MAC table i...

Page 89: ...ssion to every subscriber through a GEM port corresponding to the service The GEM port in case it is unknown broadcast or unknown unicast will be determined based on the method implemented in a definite service model The architecture of this service model is shown in Fig 30 Fig 30 VLAN for Service Service Model Architecture 27 2 Operating Principle The configuration model concept is used for imple...

Page 90: ...P Internet and IPTV unicast or S VLAN for TR 069 for every service into a corresponding U VLAN ONT associates the U VLAN with corresponding ONT interfaces or program modules For example a TR 069 service is associated with a TR 69 client with the help of a corresponding interface VoIP Internet and IPTV unicast services can operate in the router or bridge modes depending on ONT configuration The cha...

Page 91: ...modules For example a TR 069 service is associated with a TR 069 client with the help of a corresponding interface VoIP Internet and IPTV unicast services can operate in the router or bridge modes depending on ONT configuration The chart shows all services configured in the router mode All broadcast and unknown unicast traffic is redirected to a dedicated broadcast GEM port in this model Broadcast...

Page 92: ...ponding interface VoIP Internet and IPTV unicast services can operate in the router or bridge modes depending on ONT configuration The chart shows all services configured in the router mode All broadcast and unknown unicast traffic is redirected to a dedicated broadcast GEM port in this model Broadcast and unknown unicast packets come to S VLAN in ONT These packets are transmitted into the corresp...

Page 93: ...terval 1 ONT authentication mode both Auto reconfigure ont true Auto reconfigure channel true Auto reconfigure olt true Ont sn format literal Step 2 Set model by using the gpon olt model command ma4000 configure terminal ma4000 config gpon olt model 1 Step 3 Apply the changes by using the do commit command ma4000 config do commit ...

Page 94: ...rameters allow each separate ONT to have its own settings specified Such settings include for example GPON password subscriber s VLAN etc 28 2 General Configuration Principles Service is the key term of ONT configuration This term completely includes a channel through which data is transferred from the interfaces located on the front panel of the terminal see Chapter 15 Interfaces Configuration to...

Page 95: ...User Manual Part IV 95 Subscriber access aggregation node МA4000 РХ Fig 34 ONT Scope of Operation ...

Page 96: ... the MAC table of OLT for this service Step 6 The priority queue parameter allows allocation of all services of one T CONT into queues with priorities if ONT supports this method 28 3 2 DBA Profile Configuration This profile configures dynamic bandwidth allocation DBA These parameters allow specification of any T CONT type described in G 984 3 Step 1 First of all choose a service class which will ...

Page 97: ...to establish a data communication channel Step 2 IGMP and multicast configuration is described in details in Chapter 32 Multicast Configuration 28 3 5 Management Profile Configuration The management profile enables specific configuration of TR 069 management protocol namely configuration of TR client in ONT Step 1 The enable omci configuration parameter defines the TR client configuration which ca...

Page 98: ...ctivated Slot 0 GPON port 0 has no unactivated ONTs Slot 0 total ONT count 0 Step 2 To specify ONT settings go to the corresponding view with the help of the interface ont command Specify ONT serial number password or their combination ma4000 configure terminal ma4000 config interface ont 0 0 0 ma4000 config if ont 0 0 0 serial ELTX5C00008C ma4000 config if ont 0 0 0 password 0000000000 Step 3 App...

Page 99: ...Profile cross connect unassigned Profile dba unassigned Service 2 Profile cross connect unassigned Profile dba unassigned Service 3 Profile cross connect unassigned Profile dba unassigned Service 4 Profile cross connect unassigned Profile dba unassigned Service 5 Profile cross connect unassigned Profile dba unassigned Service 6 Profile cross connect unassigned Profile dba unassigned Service 7 Prof...

Page 100: ...equals 10 for the first service in this case ma4000 config profile cross connect Service1 ma4000 config cross connect Service1 bridge ma4000 config cross connect Service1 bridge group 1 ma4000 config cross connect Service1 user vid 10 Step 3 Check the changes made ma4000 config cross connect service1 do show profile cross connect service1 Name service1 Description ONT Profile Cross Connect 1 Model...

Page 101: ...500 Step 7 Check the amends made ma4000 config dba AllServices do show profile dba AllServices Name AllServices Description ONT Profile DBA 2 Dba Sla data Service class type5 Status reporting nsr Alloc size 0 Alloc period 0 Fixed bandwidth 0 Guaranteed bandwidth 500 Besteffort bandwidth 1244000 Step 8 Associate a bridge port with an ONT port To do this create a ports profile and assign value 1 to ...

Page 102: ...group 1 Spanning tree for bridge group false Multicast enable false Multicast port settings Upstream igmp vid 1 Upstream igmp prio 0 Upstream igmp tag control pass Downstream multicast vid 1 Downstream multicast prio 0 Downstream multicast tag control pass Max groups 0 Max multicast bandwidth 0 Shaper downstream Enable false Commited rate 1000000 Shaper upstream Enable false Commited rate 1000000 ...

Page 103: ...igned Profile dba unassigned Service 7 Profile cross connect unassigned Profile dba unassigned Profile shaping shaping 00 ONT Profile Shaping 0 Profile ports Ports1 ONT Profile Ports 1 Profile management management 00 ONT Profile Management 0 Profile scripting unassigned Custom model none Template unassigned Step 11 VLAN for Subscriber requires C VLAN to be assigned for this ONT subscriber Assign ...

Page 104: ...a4000 vlan 200 tagged plc front port 0 0 ma4000 vlan 200 tagged plc pon port 0 0 7 ma4000 vlan 200 exit ma4000 vlan 200 do commit 28 4 2 Model 2 Configuration of the Model 2 is the same as for Model 3 Abstract view is represented in chapter 27 2 2 28 4 3 Model 3 A service model which classified as model 3 implements the VLAN for Service principle Fig 37 shows an abstract service configured with S ...

Page 105: ... untagged U cos unused Mac table entry limit unlimited Type general Iphost eid 0 Priority queue 0 Step 6 Specify DBA parameters To do this create an dba profile and adjust the corresponding settings We set a value of guaranteed bandwidth for this example ma4000 config profile dba AllServices ma4000 config dba AllServices bandwidth guaranteed 500 Step 7 Check the changes made ma4000 config dba AllS...

Page 106: ... 0 1 service 0 profile dba AllServices ma4000 config if ont 0 0 1 service 0 profile cross connect Service1 ma4000 config if ont 0 0 1 profile ports Ports1 ma4000 config if ont 0 0 1 do show interface ont 0 0 1 configuration ONT0 0 1 configuration Description Status UP Serial 0000000000000000 Password 0000000000 Fec up false Downstream broadcast true Ber interval 100000 Ber update period 60 Rf port...

Page 107: ...erminal ma4000 config vlan 30 ma4000 vlan 30 tagged plc front port 0 0 ma4000 vlan 30 tagged plc pon port 0 0 7 ma4000 vlan 30 exit ma4000 vlan 30 do commit 28 5 Tunnelling configuration Simple profiles with tag mode single tag and double tag is aimed to modify traffic transmitted to gem with user vid tag or untagged into traffic with outer vid or outer inner vid tags respectively The configuratio...

Page 108: ... passed to remote devices after removing tags of these VLANs at the ONT LAN port To organise a tunnel for this client VLAN 500 is selected in the operator s network Consider the procedure of OLT configuration for the above diagram Step 1 Configure the switch interface plc pon port 0 0 bridging to plc pon port 0 1 exit interface plc pon port 0 1 bridging to plc pon port 0 0 exit vlan 300 name VLAN0...

Page 109: ... Step 3 Set up ports profiles profile ports bridge 10 port 0 bridge group 10 exit Step 4 Set up address table profile by defining VLAN used for tunnels Assign the profile on gpon ports profile address table at tunnel s vlan 1100 use c vlan s vlan 1200 use c vlan s vlan 500 use c vlan exit interface gpon port 0 profile address table at tunnel exit interface gpon port 1 profile address table at tunn...

Page 110: ...t interface ont 1 1 serial 454C545800000003 service 0 profile cross connect cc double service 0 profile dba dba 00 profile ports bridge 10 service 0 custom cvid 20 service 0 custom svid 500 Tunnel and selective tunnel services are supported only on Eltex SFP ONU at the moment of MA4000 3 26 0 release The quantity of uvid processed by selective tunnel services on a single ONT should not exceed 42 T...

Page 111: ...requires average rate guarantee T CONT type 4 is characterized by eligibility to share the Best effort bandwidth with neither fixed nor guaranted bandwidth provisions It is suitable for carrying variable rate bursty traffic which does not exhibit delay sensitivity T CONT type 5 is characterized by fixed and guaranted bandwidth and eligibity to share the Best effort This type a consolidation of oth...

Page 112: ...gned an dba profile an Alloc ID is created for the ONT on the OLT side and a corresponding T Cont is configured on the ONT side If different ONTs are assigned the same profile they will each have a separate Alloc ID created with the same allocation parameters If different services of one ONT are assigned the same alloc profile the services will operate with one allocation If different services of ...

Page 113: ...ba ServiceVoIP ma4000 config dba ServiceVoIP exit Step 2 Assign the profiles to services by using the service id profile dba command ma4000 config if ont 0 0 0 service 0 profile dba ServiceInternet ma4000 config if ont 0 0 0 service 1 profile dba ServiceVoIP You will have the following configuration ma4000 config if ont 0 0 0 do show interface ont 0 0 0 configuration Service 0 Profile cross connec...

Page 114: ... You will have the following configuration ma4000 config if ont 0 0 1 do show interface ont 0 0 1 configuration Service 0 Profile cross connect Service1 ONT Profile Cross Connect 4 Profile dba AllServices ONT Profile DBA 2 Service 1 Profile cross connect unassigned Profile dba AllServices ONT Profile DBA 2 Service 2 Profile cross connect unassigned Profile dba AllServices ONT Profile DBA 2 Step 3 ...

Page 115: ...OLT allocates two Alloc IDs to each ONT The Internet and SecurityAlarm services operate in one allocation the VoIP service uses another one Each ONT has two T CONT configured which correspond to the Alloc IDs of the ONT Traffic priority between the Internet and SecurityAlarm services on the ONT side is based on the priority queue value of the ServiceInternet and ServiceAlarm cross connect profiles...

Page 116: ...ofile dba OtherServices ONT Profile DBA 5 Step 3 Apply the changes by using the commit command ma4000 config if ont 0 0 0 1 do commit 29 3 DBA Configuration 29 3 1 T CONT Type 1 Configuration Consider configuration of a 100 Mbps fixed bandwidth Step 1 Specify a T CONT type by using the sla class command ma4000 config profile dba dba 00 ma4000 config dba dba 00 sla class cbr Step 2 Specify a type o...

Page 117: ...f status reports for ONT queues by using the sla status reporting command ma4000 config dba dba 00 sla status reporting nsr Step 3 Set guaranteed bandwidth parameters by using the bandwidth guaranteed command Set other bandwidth parameters to 0 The bandwidth has a value in Kbps 1000 bps and is not rounded down to 64 Kbps ma4000 config dba dba 00 bandwidth fixed 0 ma4000 config dba dba 00 bandwidth...

Page 118: ...eters to 0 The bandwidth has a value in Kbps 1000 bps and is not rounded down to 64 Kbps ma4000 config dba dba 00 bandwidth fixed 0 ma4000 config dba dba 00 bandwidth guaranteed 100000 ma4000 config dba dba 00 bandwidth besteffort 200000 Step 4 Use the show command to check the parameters ma4000 config dba dba 00 do show profile dba dba 00 Name dba 00 Description ONT Profile DBA 0 Dba Sla data Ser...

Page 119: ...a Service class type5 Status reporting nsr Alloc size 0 Alloc period 0 Fixed bandwidth 0 Guaranteed bandwidth 0 Besteffort bandwidth 200000 Step 5 Apply the changes by using the do commit command ma4000 config dba dba 00 do commit 29 3 5 T CONT Type 5 Configuration Consider configuration of a 100 Mbps fixed bandwidth and a 200 Mbps guaranteed bandwidth with a possibility of allocation of a 1244 Mb...

Page 120: ...a4000 config dba dba 00 bandwidth besteffort 1244000 Step 4 Use the show command to check the parameters ma4000 config dba dba 00 do show profile dba dba 00 Name dba 00 Description ONT Profile DBA 0 Dba Sla data Service class type5 Status reporting nsr Alloc size 0 Alloc period 0 Fixed bandwidth 100000 Guaranteed bandwidth 200000 Besteffort bandwidth 1244000 Step 5 Apply the changes by using the d...

Page 121: ...note ONT RG as ONT If an ONT is configured without an RG domain without a router skip all steps concerning RG Figure 39 shows ONT RG scheme and its management domains Fig 39 ONT RG Management Domains Bridged service is a service which configuration requires OMCI management domain only i e it can be completely configured with the help of the OMCI protocol in ONT Routed service is a service which co...

Page 122: ...ross connect profile is responsible for association of a service with a management domain Bridge parameter creates a bridged service the bridge group parameter is the bridge number in this case No bridge parameter creates a routed service there is only one bridge associated with the RG it has a special bridge number 0 30 2 Services Combined Configuration Consider an example of ONT configuration wh...

Page 123: ... outer vid 20 ma4000 config cross connect RG service outer cos unused ma4000 config cross connect RG service user vid untagged ma4000 config cross connect RG service mac table limit unlimited ma4000 config cross connect RG service priority 0 Step 7 Configure a bridged service Use one VLAN 30 on both the OLT and ONT sides Set the bridged service by using the bridge command Set the OMCI bridge numbe...

Page 124: ...ont id configuration command to check the created configuration ma4000 config if ont 0 0 0 do show interface ont 0 0 0 configuration ONT0 0 0 configuration Description Status UP Serial ELTX10203040 Service 0 Profile cross connect RG service ONT Profile Cross Connect 6 Profile dba basic ONT Profile DBA 6 Custom vlan 200 Custom CoS unused Service 1 Profile cross connect OMCI service ONT Profile Cros...

Page 125: ...access aggregation node МA4000 РХ 31 HIGH SPEED INTERNET CONFIGURATION Configuration of the High Speed Internet HSI service does not have any peculiarities and can be easily performed as described in Chapter 28 ONT Configuration page 94 ...

Page 126: ...anges to VLAN 14 For more details on general configuration principles of data communication channel refer to Chapter 28 ONT Configuration page 94 Fig 41 Model 1 Multicast Step 1 Specify ONT serial number in configuration ma4000 configure terminal ma4000 config interface ont 0 0 0 ma4000 config if ont 0 0 0 serial ELTX01234567 ma4000 config if ont 0 0 0 exit Step 2 Assign a service model ma4000 con...

Page 127: ...1 igmp upstream vid 14 ma4000 config ports Ports1 port 1 igmp upstream tag control replace vid Step 6 You also need to configure VLAN 98 multicast and specify the group range ma4000 config ports Ports1 igmp multicast dynamic entry 0 vid 98 ma4000 config ports Ports1 igmp multicast dynamic entry 0 group 224 0 0 0 239 255 255 255 ma4000 config ports Ports1 do show profile ports Ports1 Name Ports1 De...

Page 128: ... config if ont 0 0 0 do commit Step 8 Add VLAN 98 and VLAN 200 Enable IGMP snooping ma4000 configure terminal ma4000 config vlan 200 ma4000 vlan 200 tagged plc front port 0 0 ma4000 vlan 200 tagged plc pon port 0 0 7 ma4000 vlan 200 ip igmp snooping enable ma4000 vlan 200 exit ma4000 config vlan 98 ma4000 vlan 98 tagged plc front port 0 0 ma4000 vlan 98 tagged plc pon port 0 0 7 ma4000 vlan 98 ip ...

Page 129: ...00 config interface ont 0 0 0 ma4000 config if ont 0 0 0 serial ELTX01234567 ma4000 config if ont 0 0 0 exit Step 2 Assign a service model ma4000 config gpon olt model 3 Step 3 Create a UsIGMP cross connect profile to transfer upstream IGMP requests Configure a bridged service and specify the bridged group it equals 1 in our example the ONT port will be associated with Specify U VLAN 14 and S VLAN...

Page 130: ... dynamic entry 0 group 224 0 0 0 239 255 255 255 ma4000 config ports Ports1 do show profile ports Ports1 Name Ports1 Description ONT Profile Ports 1 Igmp settings Version 3 Mode snooping Immediate leave false Robustness 2 Querier ip 0 0 0 0 Query interval 125 Query response interval 100 Last member query interval 10 Multicast dynamic entry 0 Vlan id 98 First group ip 224 0 0 0 Last group ip 239 25...

Page 131: ... Step 8 Add VLAN 98 and enable IGMP snooping ma4000 config vlan 98 ma4000 vlan 98 tagged plc front port 0 0 ma4000 vlan 98 tagged plc pon port 0 0 7 ma4000 vlan 98 ip igmp snooping enable ma4000 vlan 98 exit ma4000 config ip igmp snooping enable ma4000 config do commit ...

Page 132: ...erminate traffic in internal virtual IP interface That also requires the Iphost eid parameter to be specified As a rule it should equal 1 Contact your ONT vendor for information about the Iphost eid value VoIP should have Step 1 Configure a cross connect profile to be used as VoIP ma4000 config profile cross connect VoIP ma4000 config cross connect VoIP bridge ma4000 config cross connect VoIP type...

Page 133: ...ent Domain In case a VoIP client is located after the U point i e in an RG management domain a VoIP service has the same configuration procedure as all other routed services The procedure is described in details in Chapter 28 ONT Configuration page 94 All general steps of service configuration apply to VoIP ...

Page 134: ...tor s actions required for services configuration are described in details in Chapter 28 ONT Configuration page 94 As opposed to other services a management service has the management type specified in the cross connect profile You also need to specify the Iphost eid parameter As a rule it should equal 0 34 2 Configuration of a TR 069 Inband management channel This mode is characterised by its sim...

Page 135: ... U vid untagged U cos unused Mac table entry limit unlimited Type management Iphost eid 0 Priority queue 0 Step 4 Apply the changes by using the do commit command ma4000 config cross connect TR069 do commit 34 3 Configuration of a TR 069 OOB Management Channel Not all ONT vendors support TR 069 Inband management channel An OutOfBand alternative management channel is developed for this case The mai...

Page 136: ...Cross Connect 10 Model ont Bridge group 20 Tag mode single tagged Outer vid 1 Outer cos unused Inner vid U vid untagged U cos unused Mac table entry limit unlimited Type management Iphost eid 0 Priority queue 0 Step 5 Apply the changes by using the do commit command ma4000 config cross connect TR069 do commit 34 4 TR 069 Client Configuration The management profile is used for TR 069 client configu...

Page 137: ... acs tele com 9595 acs ma4000 config management management 00 username acs ma4000 config management management 00 password acsacs Step 3 Check the changes ma4000 config management management 00 do show profile management management 00 Name management 00 Description ONT Profile Management 0 Enable omci configuration true Url http acs tele com 9595 acs Username acs Password acsacs Step 4 Apply the c...

Page 138: ...e configuration assignment is performed in one click or by using one command 35 2 ONT Configuration Templates Step 1 Define ONT Configuration Template ma4000 config template HSI 100 CaTV ma4000 ont template HSI 100 CaTV Step 2 Set an ONT configuration Template configuration process does not have any peculiarities and exactly follows ONT configuration process described in Chapter 28 ONT Configurati...

Page 139: ...word 0000000000 T Fec up false T Downstream broadcast true T Ber interval 100000 T Ber update period 60 Rf port state enabled T Omci error tolerant false Service 0 T Profile cross connect Service1 ONT Profile Cross Connect 4 T Profile dba AllServices ONT Profile DBA 2 Custom vlan 200 Custom CoS unused Service 1 T Profile cross connect Service2 ONT Profile Cross Connect 3 T Profile dba AllServices ...

Page 140: ...an run on OLT SN a serial number of LTP MAC MAC address of LTP hash digital signature of the license file There are two ways to load a license to OLT 1 Using a copy command ma4000 copy tftp IP PATH fs license Download file from TFTP server License successfully installed Please reboot device for changes to make effect where IP IP address of TFTP server PATH path to the license file on the TFTP serv...

Page 141: ...se use show command ma4000 show license Active license information License valid yes Version 1 1 Carrier Eltex Enterprise LLC Licensed vendor all Licensed ONT count unlimited Licensed ONT online 2 SN OL02000000 Mac A8 F9 4B 00 00 00 The license file is saved while restarting firmware updating and configuration uploading The license will remove after resetting of OLT to default settings ...

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Page 143: ... d h m s 5 22 26 57 CPU load 1 5 15 minutes 0 00 0 01 0 00 RAM total free Mbytes 498 287 Partition total free Mbytes 57 23 Partition mnt tools total free Mbytes 1024 934 Partition mnt config total free Mbytes 64 61 Partition mnt log total free Mbytes 128 123 Temperature SFP 35C Temperature CPU 42C Temperature Switch 49C Firmware version 3 22 0 189 r39940 05 32 45 04 09 2014 Linux version Linux ver...

Page 144: ...none 0 0 0 0 down Absent 11 none none 0 0 0 0 down Absent 12 none none 0 0 0 0 down Absent 13 none none 0 0 0 0 down Absent 14 none none 0 0 0 0 down Absent 15 none none 0 0 0 0 down Absent 37 4 Access Node Uptime View To view access node uptime show uptime command shall be used ma4000 show uptime up 7 days 20 11 37 5 Network Connection Check In order to check connection to mains ping command shal...

Page 145: ... 2014 09 11 16 58 10 switch STARTUP init 2014 09 11 16 58 10 switch STARTUP Position is left 2014 09 11 16 58 10 switch STARTUP ShelfId is 15 2014 09 11 16 58 10 switch FACTORY reading factory settings 2014 09 11 16 58 10 switch FACTORY OK 2014 09 11 16 58 10 switch PARSE CFG processing configuration file tmp boot conf 1 2014 09 11 16 58 10 switch PARSE CFG Operation successful 2014 09 11 16 58 10...

Page 146: ...on list for convenience to promptly get SNMP OID code for any event 39 2 1 Structure of Alarm Event Alarm code code of alarm MA4000 an integer value which can range from 1000 to 7000 PP4X uses a range from 1 000 to 3 000 Time time of occurrence of alarm of this type The figure is given in seconds from the beginning of epoch Priority alarm rate An integer value from 0 to 3 Text a text field with de...

Page 147: ... caused due to board pending Alarm rate Critical Name MA4000_ALARM_PP4X_UNIT_LOST Description Alarm on unplanned loss of one of PP4X units in a basket Alarm rate Critical Parameters 0 number of a missing unit 1 RH or LH unit is lost Name MA4000_ALARM_SYNC_DISALLOWED Description Alarm when configuration synchronization between PP4X units in a basket is disallowed Alarm rate Critical Parameters 0 nu...

Page 148: ...ng configuration synchronization with this unit It clears alarm MA4000_ALARM_SYNC_DISALLOWED Alarm rate Notify Parameters 0 number of a unit with which synchronization is allowed Name MA4000_FAN_CONTROLLER_FAIL_OK Description Notification on restoring serviceability of fans controller It clears alarm MA4000_FAN_CONTROLLER_FAIL Alarm rate Notify Parameters Absent Name MA4000_ALARM_LINK_UP Descripti...

Page 149: ...rrors at loading unloading basket configuration through EMS network control system Alarm rate Notify Parameters 0 type of command which reached completion with an error Configuration downloading or uploading to a remote server 1 field is constant Indication that the error has occurred during file operation 2 code of error with which operation reached completion Name MA4000_ALARM_OMS_OK Description...

Page 150: ... Description Notification on PP4X configuration saved to flash memory Alarm rate Notify Parameters Absent Name MA4000_CONFIG_RESTORE Description Notification on restoration of PP4X configuration or interface board to a previous version It is a result of a restore command also appears in case of expiry of a timer set for a confirm command Alarm rate Notify Parameters 0 type of device which has roll...

Page 151: ...id 5 cscd event descriptors id 6 cscd command descriptors id 7 config manager event descriptor id 8 config manager command descript id 9 pstate check event descriptors id 10 pstate check control descriptor id 11 sshd event descriptors id 12 telnetd event descriptors id 13 firmware manager event descript id 14 firmware manager command descri id 15 maep cmd descriptors id 16 maep evt descriptors id ...

Page 152: ... 68 front port 1 0 Dynamic Forward Forward 1 90 e6 ba 1f c0 41 front port 1 0 Dynamic Forward Forward 1 90 e6 ba 9f 09 99 front port 1 0 Dynamic Forward Forward 1 a8 f9 4b 80 e7 00 front port 1 0 Dynamic Forward Forward 1 a8 f9 4b 80 e7 27 front port 1 0 Dynamic Forward Forward 1 bc ee 7b 73 dd af front port 1 0 Dynamic Forward Forward 1 00 80 c2 00 01 01 slot channel 0 Static Forward Forward 1 a8...

Page 153: ...ort 1 0 5 status Interface Status Media Speed Duplex Flow control front port 1 0 up copper 1 Gbps full no front port 1 1 down none 10 Mbps half no front port 1 2 down none 10 Mbps half no front port 1 3 down none 10 Mbps half no front port 1 4 down none 10 Mbps half no front port 1 5 down none 10 Mbps half no ma4000 show interface slot channel 0 15 status Interface Status Media Speed Duplex Flow c...

Page 154: ... 0 0 0 0 Step 2 For detailed statistics use the show interface id counters detail command ma4000 show interface front port 1 0 counters detail Counter Value UC sent 127 MC sent 13 BC sent 8 Octets sent 11899 UC recv 182 MC recv 131 BC recv 50 Octets recv 40473 Bad octets recv 0 MAC transmit err 0 Bad frames recv 0 Frames 64 octets pass 47 Frames 65 127 octets pass 320 Frames 128 255 octets pass 14...

Page 155: ...bound packets to the controlling port Users can define controlled and controlling ports and select the type of traffic inbound or outbound that will be sent to the controlling port In this example all the traffic from the slot port 0 will be forwarded to the front port 1 5 where it may be viewed using protocol analyzers e g wireshark 40 5 1 Controlled Port Configuration Step 1 Define mirroring par...

Page 156: ...GPON Interface State Step 1 To view the state of GPON interfaces use the show interface gpon port SLOT 0 7 state command ma4000 show interface gpon port 0 0 7 state Channels status information Channel 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 State OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK ONT count 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 SFP vendor Ligent n a n a n a n a n a n a n a SFP product number LTE3680M BC n a n a n a n a n a n a n a SFP vendor revision 1 ...

Page 157: ...0 SFP vendor Ligent SFP product number LTE3680M BC SFP vendor revision 1 0 SFP temperature C 47 SFP voltage V 3 30 SFP tx bias current mA 16 16 SFP tx power dBm 3 41 41 3 MAC Table Preview Step 1 To view the table of MAC addresses on the 2nd GPON interfaces slot 0 execute the show mac interface gpon port 0 2 command ma4000 show mac interface gpon port 0 2 Mac table ONT Serial ONT ID GPON port GEM ...

Page 158: ...sembly 265915 0 0 41 5 Statistics for OLT V Interfaces Step 1 To view statistics of OLT V interfaces ethernet interfaces that are connected to a switch interface module execute the show interface gpon port SLOT 0 7 counters v interface command ma4000 show interface gpon port 0 0 7 counters v interface Downstream counters for channels 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 RX Alignment errors 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 RX Pause...

Page 159: ...kets 404 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 TX good broadcast packets 468 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 TX octets 1719437 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 41 6 Multicast Statistics Step 1 To view statistics of MC flows execute the show interface gpon port SLOT PORT igmp groups command As a parameter pass the channel number ma4000 show interface gpon port 0 0 igmp groups All IGMP groups 4 Channel Serial Multicast address Start Stop 1 0 ELTX1A025A08 ...

Page 160: ...has no unconfigured ONTs Slot 0 total ONT count 0 42 3 Online ONT List Step 1 To view online ONT list execute the show interface ont SLOT PORT online command ma4000 show interface ont 0 15 0 7 online Slot 0 GPON port 0 has no online ONTs Slot 0 GPON port 1 has no online ONTs Slot 0 GPON port 2 has no online ONTs Slot 0 GPON port 3 has no online ONTs Slot 0 GPON port 4 has no online ONTs Slot 0 GPO...

Page 161: ... 0 Slot 0 GPON port 1 has no offline ONTs Slot 0 GPON port 2 has no offline ONTs Slot 0 GPON port 3 has no offline ONTs Slot 0 GPON port 4 has no offline ONTs Slot 0 GPON port 5 has no offline ONTs Slot 0 GPON port 6 has no offline ONTs Slot 0 GPON port 7 has no offline ONTs Slot 0 total ONT count 1 42 5 ONT Statistics To view ONT statistics use the show interface ont SLOT PORT ID counters command...

Page 162: ...NT fec performance monitoring history data Statistics redundant coding ONT ethernet frame extended performance monitoring ETH port statistics G 988 ONT multicast subscriber monitor Multicast statistics ONT 42 6 ONT Bit Error Rate Bit error rate BER is the rate of errors in data transmission To view BER on example of ONT execute the show interface gpon port slot port downstream ber command As a par...

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Page 164: ... Feeder1 Feeder2 Status ok ok Current A 0 52 1 00 Voltage V 51 25 53 75 Shelf voltage V 54 28 Step 2 Disable the power supply on one of the feeders using the power distribution device depends on the project Step 3 Use the voltmeter gauge to make sure that there is no voltage on the input terminals of the PWR IN power input module Step 4 Disconnect cables from the power module input terminals Step ...

Page 165: ...s the MFC module in the crate Step 4 Use the show system environment command to ensure that the new module has been successfully identified by the system Fans will switch to normal performance mode ma4000 show system environment MFC board status ok MFC board version 0x2 MFC firmware Status 0x00 ok Version 8 2 1 1 5 05 11 2013 Timestamp UTC 05 Nov 2013 12 19 22 Fan configured speed auto Fan current...

Page 166: ...tep 4 Remove all SFP transceivers from the PP4X module SFP transceiver removal procedure is described in details in 47 SFP Transceivers Replacement Step 5 Remove the screws located on the module ejectors Push the bottom ejector down and pull the top ejector up Pull out the module and remove it from the crate Fig 45 Step 6 Install a new PP4X module in reversed order Fig 45 To prevent the board dama...

Page 167: ...ep 4 Install a new PLC8 module in reversed order Fig 45 Fig 45 Installing board into MA4000 PX To prevent the board damage install remove boards to from the crate carefully do not apply any force Do not allow the components of the board being installed to touch the board installed next to it If the board meets resistance while sliding through the guides remove the board and try to install it again...

Page 168: ... 2 none none 0 0 0 0 down Absent 3 none none 0 0 0 0 down Absent 4 none none 0 0 0 0 down Absent 5 none none 0 0 0 0 down Absent 6 none none 0 0 0 0 down Absent 7 none none 0 0 0 0 down Absent 8 none none 0 0 0 0 down Absent 9 none none 0 0 0 0 down Absent 10 none none 0 0 0 0 down Absent 11 none none 0 0 0 0 down Absent 12 none none 0 0 0 0 down Absent 13 none none 0 0 0 0 down Absent 14 none non...

Page 169: ...FP transceiver into a slot SFP transceivers are set as shown in Fig 46 Fig 46 SFP Transceivers Installation Step 2 Press the module until it fits with a click Fig 47 Installed SFP Transceivers To remove a transceiver perform the following actions Step 1 Unlock the module s latch Fig 48 Opening the Latch of SFP Transceivers Step 2 Remove the module from the slot Fig 49 Removing SFP Transceivers ...

Page 170: ...rformed When the automatic roll back to the previous version of the firmware is activated To use the newest firmware version 1 Copy the new device firmware file into the device flash memory 2 Set this file as active firmware file 3 Reboot the device Use CLI commands to perform these operations 48 1 2 New firmware version installation procedure If there are two devices installed in a rack we strong...

Page 171: ...n one of the devices and this device is the stack slave enter the reboot slave1 command You may also use the reboot system command for cases b and c However note that the reboot system command reboots the entire device Step 4 Make sure that the new firmware version is working correctly after devices startup Use the show firmware1 command to check the state of the firmware file installed during Ste...

Page 172: ...and 2 1 Copy the firmware file located on the external TFTP server into the flash memory of both devices copy tftp 192 168 0 100 pp4x firmware pp4x fs firmware 2 Configure the inactive firmware file as active ma4000 firmware select image alternate unit 1 ma4000 firmware select image alternate unit 2 3 Reboot devices with updated firmware Firmware update has been performed on both devices thus you ...

Page 173: ... corresponding serial port b Set the data transfer rate 115 200 baud c Specify the data format 8 data bits 1 stop bit non parity d Disable hardware and software data flow control 4 Turn the device on Wait until the text Autobooting in 3 seconds press stop for stop appears on the PC screen Enter the stop command Make sure that the command prompt is displayed on the screen PP4X 5 Define TFTP server ...

Page 174: ...er to the device flash memory and mark the firmware file as active run upgrade 13 Wait until run upgrade command finishes PP4X will appear Command execution time is approximately 90 seconds 14 Make sure that the following messages were shown during the run upgrade command execution 2 of 2 kernel images successfully installed 2 of 2 filesystem images successfully installed Firmware installation fin...

Page 175: ...wing message appears when the run upgrade command is entered ERROR installing new firmware is allowed only in CURRENT state Type image rollback to switch to CURRENT state Reason Firmware update attempt using the boot system command was taken earlier At that the confirmed parameter has been specified that matches the firmware update mode with the user confirmation request boot confirm after the reb...

Page 176: ...or the firmware update confirmation from the user with the following command firmware confirm 1 If the confirmation is not provided within 5 minutes after the device startup it will be rebooted automatically and will be rolled back to the previous firmware version on the next startup If the device operation is interrupted before executing the confirmation command firmware confirm1 the device will ...

Page 177: ...w size of 96 kB Thus the firmware update for an ONT may totally take up to 12 minutes When the update is completed the update file is not removed from the cache and can be used again later This reduces the time required for further updates However the file can be replaced when both caches are full and a new firmware file should be used To be replaced the file should not be used by any update strea...

Page 178: ...t In order to download an ONT firmware file the copy command is used with the file s name and address of a TFTP server ma4000 copy tftp 192 168 1 100 ntp rg d3 20 2 169 fw bin fs ont firmware Download file from TFTP server ONT firmware vendor is Eltex Corporation version 3 20 2 169 Write downloaded file to flash memory Being downloaded the ONT firmware file is moved to ONT firmware files storage i...

Page 179: ... has two modes immediate and postpone Step 1 Activate the update mode by the firmware ont auto update command ma4000 firmware ont auto update postpone Step 2 Apply the changes by using the commit command ma4000 commit You can view the configured mode with the help of the show firmware ont auto update state command ma4000 show firmware ont auto update state Auto update ONT postpone Step 3 To disabl...

Page 180: ...s command ma4000 show firmware ont auto update entries Description EquipmentID FWVersion FileName Mode Rule1 NTP RG 1402G W 3 20 2 123 ntp rg d3 20 2 124 fw bin global Rule2 NTP RG 1402G W 3 20 2 124 ntp rg d3 20 2 125 fw bin global Step 3 Use the firmware ont auto update delete command to remove an auto update rule ma4000 firmware ont auto update delete Rule1 ...

Page 181: ...Centre 29 В Okruzhnaya Str 630020 Novosibirsk Russian Federation Phone 7 383 274 10 01 7 383 274 47 87 7 383 272 83 31 E mail techsupp eltex nsk ru Technical documentation and software for Eltex products are available on the Company s official website To get qualified consultations from the Service Centre specialists please visit our technical forum http eltex co ru http eltex co ru support downlo...

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