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iPASOLINK EX Advanced: O

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AINTENANCE

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CW Control

CW (no transmission modulation) is controlled.

It is used when the frequency is measured with a frequency counter and when
spurious one is checked.

If you perform the CW control over a pre-made Mute ON, execute CW ON/OFF after
Mute OFF. At this time, when there is a factor that the CW control is not turned ON it
becomes CW control error.

In addition, in case of remote connection and operated Control CW, it may not be
able to recover again. CW Control will restore automatically according to the TX
Mute Release Time parameter.

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TX Modulation Manual Control

The flat rate of the transmission modulation method of the control station in the AMR
mode is temporarily managed.

The modulation method can be set according to the target device regardless of the
AMR Range setting.

This control is done by exchanging request/answer of the control between local/
remote stations as well as LB2.

When the TX Modulation Manual Control setting is returned from Manual to Auto,
the fixed modulation method is returned to QPSK.

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Summary of Contents for iPASOLINK EX Advanced

Page 1: ...GGS 000543 01E June 2016 NEC Corporation 7 1 Shiba 5 Chome Minato Ku Tokyo 108 8001 Japan 71 76 81 86 GHz PACKET RADIO SYSTEM iPASOLINK EX Advanced INSTRUCTION MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...GENERAL This system should be installed powered on operated and maintained only by the appropriate service personnel who is are skilled enough to be aware of hazards to which the personnel may be exposed during operation and of measures to minimize the risks to the personnel or others DANGER Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which if not avoided will result in death or serious injuries W...

Page 3: ...peration Non Ionizing Radiation Caution that the non ionizing radiation from the equipment may affect your health WEEE Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment The electrical and electronic products with this mark are the subjects to follow WEEE Disposal of NEC equipment or any part of NEC equipment with this mark should comply with regulations implemented by the local authorities or the agreemen...

Page 4: ... that decreases the electric resistance 2 AC Power Module is designated to convert the 100 200 V AC power to 48 V DC power at the outdoor environment Due to the risk of electric shock particular attention should be paid in wet condition that decreases the resistance WARNING Do not enter the area in front of the antenna while transmitter is activating Power density of microwave or millimeter wave i...

Page 5: ... iPASOLINK EX Advanced SAFETY INFORMATION 3 Class1 1M Laser Product WARNING In a system using optical modules do not stare at the laser beams directly when using the optical instruments or it may cause damages to eyes and skin ...

Page 6: ... yourself or the equipment when lifting or transporting it CAUTION Take care not to drop the equipment parts and or tools when working in a high place Even a small part could be a weapon sometimes deadly if it is fallen from the high place Ensure to take adequate measures such as restricting the area to prevent an accident before starting the high place work CAUTION Use the Safety Extra Low Voltag...

Page 7: ...tem the equipment earth system should be connected to the ground of the lightning rod at the ground level CAUTION While the equipment is powered on do not even attempt to disconnect reconnect the power supply plug or the equipment and DC DC CONV may be damaged CAUTION iPASOLINK EX A requires a circuit breaker or shut off function externally The equipment does not provide a power on off switch Plac...

Page 8: ... provides PoE Power over Ethernet Port which can enable either 48 VDC Power Port or PoE Port but not both at a time See NOTICE POWER SUPPLY AND CIRCUIT BREAKER also CAUTION Use STP Shielded Twisted Pair cables for LAN connections Using UTP Unshielded Twisted Pair cables may result in damage to the equipment causing the failure To enable the shielding effect for the radio equipment and devices to w...

Page 9: ...e equipment it may result in damage to the equipment Make sure that the cables are not charged with static electricity before connecting them to the equipment CAUTION In case of emergency such as detecting unusual odor burning smells smokes or strange sounds quit operating the equipment immediately and power it off If the equipment keeps operating in such condition the equipment may get damaged ge...

Page 10: ...dvanced SAFETY INFORMATION GGS 000544 01E 11 Do Not Disassemble CAUTION Do not attempt to disassemble modify overhaul or repair the equipment by yourself or it may damage the equipment or may result in giving an electric shock ...

Page 11: ...SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGES REGARDING THESE RESTRICTIONS PRECAUTIONS AND INSTALLATION SITES Accessing to the equipment must be protected using a tool locks keys and or other means of security which should be managed by the authority who is responsible for the installed site The other end of the grounding cable connected to the ground terminal should be connected to the station earth point For details re...

Page 12: ...wing for reference The cable should be shielded to keep operating in conformity with EMC standards Using DC IN Power Port DC 48V Using LAN PoE Port PoE EX A EXTERNAL CIRCUIT BREAKER EXTERNAL POWER INJECTOR CIRCUIT BREAKER LAN CABLE POWER CABLE EX A Use STP shielded twisted pair cable DC 48V EXTERNAL CIRCUIT BREAKER AC POWER CABLE AC POWER MODULE POWER CABLE AC 100 V to 240 V EX A Using AC Power Mo...

Page 13: ...smitter is activating Especially the radiation level of a specific area X and Y shown in the illustration below in front of antenna is high See the following illustration and Calculation Examples 1 and 2 Power density in front of the antenna turns high along the antenna beam Ensure not to allow yourself radiated by beams anytime Radiation Hazard Area The power density and field strength level can ...

Page 14: ...EC of 12 July 1999 on the limitation of exposure of the general public to electromagnetic fields 0 Hz to 300 GHz Calculation Example 2 Rear Side of Antenna iPASOLINK EX 18 dBm Antenna Diameter 0 6 m Antenna Gain 16 dBi Distance 0 004 m 4 0 mm Output Power Density S 0 788 mW cm2 1 mW cm2 Limit Output Power Density S 10 W m2 1 mW cm2 COUNCIL RECOMMENDATION 1999 519 EC of 12 July 1999 on the limitati...

Page 15: ...GGS 000546 01E June 2016 NEC Corporation 7 1 Shiba 5 Chome Minato Ku Tokyo 108 8001 Japan iPASOLINK EX Advanced INSTALLATION ...

Page 16: ... Appearances 2 4 2 4 1 iPASOLINK EX A Main Part 2 4 2 4 2 Power Injector 2 4 2 4 2 1 AC PSE Unit 2 4 2 4 2 2 DC PSE Unit 2 5 2 4 3 Power Cable SELV 2 5 2 4 4 LAN Cable Electric 2 5 2 4 5 LAN Cable Optic 2 6 2 4 6 Grounding Cable 2 6 2 4 7 Antenna and its Mounting Brackets 2 7 3 UNPACK iPASOLINK EX A 3 1 4 MOUNT iPASOLINK EX A 4 1 4 1 For Placing Equipment 4 1 4 2 Mount iPASOLINK EX A for 1 0 Syste...

Page 17: ... 5 5 1 DCN PoE Port RJ 45 5 7 5 5 2 P2 P3 Port SFP 5 10 5 6 Routing Cables 5 13 5 6 1 Allowable Bending Radius of Cables 5 13 5 6 2 Secure Cables for 1 0 System 5 14 5 7 Pin Assignment of Connectors 5 15 5 7 1 Summary 5 15 5 7 2 Power Port SELV 5 16 5 7 3 P1 Port 5 17 5 7 4 P2 P3 Port 5 18 5 8 Assemble Cables 5 19 5 8 1 Grounding Cable 5 19 5 8 1 1 Outlines of Parts 5 19 5 8 1 2 Procedure 5 19 5 8...

Page 18: ... 1 7 START UP AND SHUT DOWN 7 1 7 1 Start Up iPASOLINK EX A 7 1 7 2 Check Reception Level 7 1 7 3 Shut Down iPASOLINK EX A 7 2 8 ADJUST ANTENNA ANGLE 8 1 8 1 Precautions 8 1 8 2 Adjust Equipment Angle 8 1 8 3 Adjust Antenna Angle 8 5 8 4 Safety Guideline for Microwave Radiation Hazard 8 8 ...

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Page 20: ...Installation Flow Mount iPASOLINK EX A Section 4 MOUNT iPASOLINK EX A Connect Cables Section 5 CONNECT CABLES Adjust Equipment Angle Section 8 ADJUST ANTENNA ANGLE Start Up iPASOLINK EX A Section 7 START UP AND SHUT DOWN WebLCT should be operational here Refer to the Set Network System Provisioning Unpack iPASOLINK EX A Section 3 UNPACK iPASOLINK EX A Ground Earth Section 6 GROUND iPASOLINK EX A m...

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Page 22: ...up iPASOLINK EX A Confirm them before starting the installation 2 2 Power Supply and Circuit Breaker Since iPASOLINK EX A itself does not have a power on off switch it requires a circuit breaker or shut off function externally See the following for reference Normal Connection to DC 48 V Port DC 48V EXTERNAL CIRCUIT BREAKER POWER CABLE EX A 2 Core Shielded Cable of 14 to 16 AWG ...

Page 23: ...ly the power the 48 V DC Power Port must be disabled Select either 48 V DC Power Port or PoE Port but not both for the power supply DC 48V EXTERNAL CIRCUIT BREAKER AC POWER CABLE AC POWER MODULE POWER CABLE AC 100 V to 240 V EX A 2 Core Shielded Cable of 14 to 16 AWG EXTERNAL CIRCUIT BREAKERS LAN CABLE LAN PoE Port POWER INJECTOR EX A ...

Page 24: ...NOTE PoE AC PSE Unit NWA A00086 2 4 2 1 Figure 2 2 DC PSE Unit NWA A00087 2 4 2 2 Figure 2 3 Power Cable 1 SELV NOTE Double insulated with Waterproofing Cap 2 4 3 Figure 2 4 LAN Cables Electric 1 For P1 Port RJ 45 Double shielded with Waterproofing Cap 2 4 4 Figure 2 5 LAN Cables Optic 1 or 2 For P2 and P3 Ports LC with Waterproofing Cap 2 4 5 Figure 2 6 Grounding Cable 1 EX A must be grounded 2 4...

Page 25: ...INK EX Advanced INSTALLATION 2 4 Components Appearances 2 4 1 iPASOLINK EX A Main Part Figure 2 1 iPASOLINK EX A for 1 0 Configuration Only 2 4 2 Power Injector 2 4 2 1 AC PSE Unit Figure 2 2 AC PSE Unit FRONT VIEW PORT SIDE VIEW NWA A00086 ...

Page 26: ...ge of the power source will be applied as it is to iPASOLINK EX A When connecting the DC PSE Unit ensure to sue the power source that can supply the stable power Figure 2 3 DC PSE Unit 2 4 3 Power Cable SELV Figure 2 4 Power Cable SELV Double Insulated 2 4 4 LAN Cable Electric Figure 2 5 LAN Cable Electric Double Shielded with Waterproofing Cap NWA A00087 ...

Page 27: ...2 6 COMPOSITIONS GGS 000546 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced INSTALLATION 2 4 5 LAN Cable Optic Figure 2 6 LAN Cable Optic with Waterproofing Cap 2 4 6 Grounding Cable Figure 2 7 Grounding Cable ...

Page 28: ...ITIONS 2 7 iPASOLINK EX Advanced INSTALLATION GGS 000546 01E 2 4 7 Antenna and its Mounting Brackets Figure 2 8 Antenna with its Mounting Brackets ANTENNA MOUNTING BRACKET example onto Pole ANTENNA ATTACHMENT ...

Page 29: ...2 8 END COMPOSITIONS GGS 000546 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced INSTALLATION ...

Page 30: ...NSTALLATION GGS 000546 01E 3 UNPACK iPASOLINK EX A Following show the methods of unpacking iPASOLINK EX A NOTE Please keep the packing materials If the equipment needs to be transported 1 Unpack the container box by opening its top cover CAUTION MARK ...

Page 31: ... Advanced INSTALLATION 2 Unbox the contents The contents are boxed as shown below 3 Remove the polyethylene sheet from iPASOLINK EX A 4 Inspect the iPASOLINK EX A This step ends the procedure iPASOLINK EX A TOP PAD POLYETHYLENE SHEET BOTTOM PAD CONTAINER BOX ...

Page 32: ...or unstable spot Improper installation raise the temperature inside the equipment which may damage the equipment 3 iPASOLINK EX A should be installed as follows Accessing to the equipment is only by the SERVICE PERSONNEL or by users who are WELL TRAINED WITH ENOUGH SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGES regarding these restrictions precautions and installation sites Accessing must be protected using a tool locks k...

Page 33: ...uld be mounted as pointing its one of two Polarization The opposing site iPASOLINK to which this iPASOLINK is to be facing should point the same Polarization Label 4 2 1 1 Polarization Vertical V mark is found on the grip Place this V mark on top For the Vertical Polarization either side to the pole is available to be mounted no restrictions Figure 4 1 V Polarization and Position to Install mounte...

Page 34: ...left of the grip To mount the equipment on left to the pole place the equipment showing its H mark on top To mount the equipment on right to the pole place the equipment showing its H mark on bottom Figure 4 2 H Polarization and Position to Install to mount the equipment on left to the pole H H to mount the equipment on right to the pole ...

Page 35: ...4 2 2 Secure iPASOLINK EX A to Antenna Attachment 1 Using four M6 Screws secure the iPASOLINK EX A to the Antenna Attachment NOTE Tightening torque is 4 0 N m 10 Figure 4 3 Mount iPASOLINK EX A example H Mark is on Top This step ends the procedure POLE 50 115 mm 2 0 4 5 inches ...

Page 36: ...it Ethernet GbE in the iPASOLINK EX A The SFP on iPASOLINK EX A offers the following 1 Single Module Fiber SMF This SFP complies with 10GBASE LR Ethernet and 1000BASE LX Ethernet The SFP operates with the 1310 nm laser transmitter and has a duplex LC connector 2 Multi Mode Fiber MMF This SFP complies with 10GBASE SR and 1000BASE SX Ethernet interfaces The SFP operates with the 850 nm laser transmi...

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Page 38: ...X A for detailed descriptions and steps NOTE Tightening torque is 2 7 0 3 N m 2 Connect the Power Cable NOTE This step is not required when using a PoE Go to Step 3 3 Connect a LAN Cable to DCN PoE Port NOTE To use this port as the PoE confirm that the power injector to be connected is powered off If it is powered on connecting the LAN cable to DCN PoE port immediately turns on the iPASOLINK EX A ...

Page 39: ...hown on bottom left 5 2 1 iPASOLINK EX A 1 0 System Figure 5 1 Terminals on iPASOLINK EX A Table 5 1 Terminals on iPASOLINK EX A No INDICATION PURPOSE Grounding Terminal dia 5 mm DC 48V Power Supply SELV DCN PoE GbE Power Supply by PoE RJ 45 WebLCT or NMS Connecting Port P2 SFP GbE 10GbE Port P3 SFP GbE 10GbE Port MEM USB Memory Interface RSL Monitoring Port for RSL Received Signal Level ...

Page 40: ...ing Cable Following shows the location of Grounding terminal Figure 5 2 Connect Grounding Cable Detailed descriptions and routing methods are provided in the Section 6 GROUND iPASOLINK EX A GROUNDING TERMINAL M5 example mounted for V Polarization example mounted for V Polarization ...

Page 41: ...int Following shows the connecting method of Power Cable and waterproof cap Reference 1 Uncover the Power Port SELV 1 Protecting cap can be off by turning it counterclockwise Figure 5 3 Remove Protecting Cap on Power Port 2 The removed cap should be stored properly 2 Connect the Power Cable SELV 1 Insert the Power Cable s plug into the uncovered port Figure 5 4 Connecting a Plug ...

Page 42: ...Place Housing 3 Move the housing till the plug is fit in the shell Figure 5 6 Place Plug Shell 4 Push the Bushing into the barrel Figure 5 7 Set Bushing into Barrel HOUSING no gap gasket is seen BARREL BUSHING WITH RIB HOUSING GLAND NUT RIB BARREL Check that the bushing is fully inserted within the barrel end ...

Page 43: ... Gland Nut Figure 5 8 Secure Bland Nut CAUTION In case using the thin cable the Gland Nut may not stop and be secured at the appropriate position if tightening it by force Ensure that the barrel end does not stick out of the gap at the Gland Nut end This step ends the procedure GAP ...

Page 44: ...onnect with iPASOLINK EX A requires the waterproof process on its connection point Following shows the connecting method of the LAN Cable Electric and the waterproofing cap Reference 1 Uncover the protected port Waterproofing cap can be off by turning it counter clockwise Figure 5 9 Remove Waterproofing Cap from DCN PoE Port ...

Page 45: ...45 Port then insert the plug of LAN Cable with waterproofing cap Figure 5 10 Connect LAN Cable 3 Place the housing over the RJ45 Connector and engage it by turning it clockwise Figure 5 11 Engage Housing Check the shape of connector RJ45 PORT front side to insert the plug appropriately no gap gasket is seen ...

Page 46: ... level and secure them using the torque wrench Figure 5 14 Secure Gland Nut CAUTION In case using the thin cable the Gland Nut may not stop and be secured at the appropriate position if tightening it by force Ensure that the barrel end does not stick out of the gap at the Gland Nut end This step ends the procedure BUSHING WITH RIB Check that the bushing is fully inserted within the barrel end BARR...

Page 47: ...ch LAN cable to connect with iPASOLINK EX A should wear a waterproofing cap Following shows the connecting method of LAN Cable with SFP and waterproofing cap Reference 1 Uncover the protected port Waterproofing cap can be off by turning it counter clockwise Figure 5 15 Remove Waterproofing Cap ...

Page 48: ... GGS 000546 01E 2 Insert the LC Connectors into the SFP Port Figure 5 16 Connect LAN Cable 3 Place the housing over the LC Connectors and engage it by turning it clockwise Slide the waterproofing cap toward the port fully Figure 5 17 Engage Housing HOUSING ...

Page 49: ...18 Set Bushing into Barrel 5 Tighten the Gland Nut at the barrel end level and secure them using the torque wrench Figure 5 19 Secure Gland Nut This step ends the procedure Go to 5 6 Routing Cables to end the Cable Connecting procedure BUSHING WITH RIB BARREL GLAND NUT RIB Check that the bushing is fully inserted within the barrel end ...

Page 50: ...X Advanced INSTALLATION GGS 000546 01E 5 6 Routing Cables 5 6 1 Allowable Bending Radius of Cables Allowable bending radius of cables is 60 mm in diameter or greater Figure 5 20 Allowable Bending Radius of Cables dia 60 mm or greater ...

Page 51: ... EX Advanced INSTALLATION 5 6 2 Secure Cables for 1 0 System Secure the cables as shown below 1 Tie cables 2 Then secure tied cables onto the pole Figure 5 21 Secure Cables 1 0 System This step ends the procedure tie cables secure them onto pole ...

Page 52: ...K EX Advanced INSTALLATION GGS 000546 01E 5 7 Pin Assignment of Connectors Following shows the pin assignment of connectors used by iPASOLINK EX A 5 7 1 Summary 5 7 3 P1 Port 5 7 4 P2 P3 Port 5 7 2 Power Port SELV 5 7 4 P2 P3 Port ...

Page 53: ...NK EX Advanced INSTALLATION 5 7 2 Power Port SELV Indication DC 48V Connector Type molex MEGA FIT4P Table 5 2 Pin Assignment of DC 48V Port SELV DC 48 V 4 Pin PIN No POWER PORT SELV ASSIGNMENT 1 Positive 2 Positive 3 Negative 4 Negative 1 2 3 4 ...

Page 54: ...e shielded to keep operating in conformity with EMC standards Table 5 3 Pin Assignment of DCN PoE Port RJ 45 PIN No PoE ASSIGNMENT 1 DA Positive VPD Negative VPD 2 DA Positive VPD Negative VPD 3 DB Positive VPD Negative VPD 4 DC Positive VPD Negative VPD 5 DC Positive VPD Negative VPD 6 DB Positive VPD Negative VPD 7 DD Positive VPD Negative VPD 8 DD Positive VPD Negative VPD 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ...

Page 55: ...T CABLES GGS 000546 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced INSTALLATION 5 7 4 P2 P3 Port Indication P2 P3 Port Type SFP SFP LC Connector Table 5 4 Pin Assignment of P2 P3 Port SFP SFP PIN No GbE 10GbE ASSIGNMENT 1 TX 2 RX 1 2 ...

Page 56: ...m of cable sheath from one end of each cable 3 Slide the insulation sleeve onto the cable Table 5 5 List of Applicable Cable Parts Description Grounding Cable AWG10 IEC60204 1 Outer Color Green and Yellow Grounding Terminal Ring Terminal for M5 Screw Type Insulation Sleeve Hand Tools Screwdriver Flat blade Phillips head Crimping Tool Wire Stripper Wire Cutter etc 5 0 mm 1 2 mm CABLE SHEATH RING TE...

Page 57: ...ION 4 Apply the Crimp Ring to the cable end and fasten it using a crimping tool 5 Slide insulation sleeve back to cover the root of crimp contact This step ends the procedure 1 2 mm RING TERMINAL crimp crimp EXPOSED WIRE STRANDS side view Slide back INSULATION SLEEVE ...

Page 58: ...rt To prepare the power cable on site refer to the following 5 8 2 1 Outlines of Parts Table 5 6 Parts List Parts Description Connector Housing 17692 0104 Contact s 172063 0311 Cable AWG14 to AWG16 2 Core Double Insulated Cable 5 86 to 10 00 mm in diameter Pin 1 Positive Pin 3 Negative Hand Crimping Tool 63825 7100 Waterproofing Plug Cover ...

Page 59: ...the other end at the power unit side is larger than 14 5 mm in diameter and is already assembled put the cable through the Waterproofing Plug Cover and Watertight Hose through prior to starting the procedure below See 5 4 Power Cable also Plug Cover Mechanism 1 Disassemble the Waterproofing Plug Cover 2 Put the cable into and through the parts ...

Page 60: ...ION GGS 000546 01E 5 8 2 3 Procedure 1 Strip the cable jacket 2 Remove the insulation to expose each conductor NOTE Ensure not to damage the braided wire 3 Set contact to each conductor 4 Seal the crimp Tools knife cutter measuring tool etc 5 75 0 25 mm ...

Page 61: ...ector housing NOTE The drawings below put the connector housing upside down for some reasons Be sure to verify the orientation of completed connector when connecting it to the equipment Wear Waterproofing Plug Cover if Prepared This step ends the procedure 1 3 POWER CONNECTOR HOUSING REAR SIDE Assemble 2 Core Cable ...

Page 62: ...nt earth system to the ground of the lightning rod at the ground level NOTES 1 For grounding iPASOLINK EX A 5 mm square cable which means more than 2 5 mm diameter cable of AWG 10 with an appropriate crimping terminal should be used 2 Screwing torque should be within 2 7 0 3N m iPASOLINK EX A LAN CABLE PROTECTED AREA LIGHTNING ROD GROUNDING TERMINAL on site facility GROUNDING Grounding Resistance ...

Page 63: ...EVEL away from tower Grounding Resistance EP It lets through the center of the steel tower as much as possible Tower EX A should be less than 10 Ohms Grounding Resistance of Tower should be less than 10 ohms This is the buried grounding wire This type of wire is naked not insulated which is recommended Grounding wire for iPASOLINK EX A should be connected to the nearest EP of the tower Grounding R...

Page 64: ... PoE Cable The LAN cable should be connected at DCN PoE Port 2 SYSTEM LED Green starts blinking by turning on the equipment 3 When the starting up process is completed the SYSTEM LED Green stays on 4 For the first time only the equipment starts up disabling the radio output WARNING Once the equipment is powered on wait at least 5 minutes before turning its power off Repeatedly turning the power on...

Page 65: ...SOLINK EX Advanced INSTALLATION 7 3 Shut Down iPASOLINK EX A 1 Powering off the power unit or power injector shuts down iPASOLINK EX A WARNING Disconnecting LAN Cable from DCN PoE Port while the equipment is powered on may cause the equipment failure ...

Page 66: ...s WebLCT PC 2 Check the following Check the following before starting the procedures here Cables are properly connected Power is supplied to iPASOLINK EX A operational PC with a web browser installed is connected 8 2 Adjust Equipment Angle 1 Set TX Power Control 1 Launch WebLCT and log in to the equipment 2 From the MENU pane select Equipment Setup Radio Configuration 3 Click Setup tool button to ...

Page 67: ...ced INSTALLATION Figure 8 1 Radio Configuration 4 At TX Power Control parameter select MTPC if a different value is selected Figure 8 2 Step 1 Detailed Equipment Radio Setting Window 2 Repeat steps above at the opposing site 3 Prepare to measure RX Level click ...

Page 68: ...ter using the lead between 2 Monitor levels at both the local and opposing site and fix the reception level to its maximum by turning iPASOLINK EX As up and down and or left to right NOTES 1 RSL monitor conforms to IEC61169 24 2 When the checks are done put the waterproofing cap on to the RSL terminal to protect it Figure 8 3 Example to Measure Levels for Fixing Angles Following shows the relation...

Page 69: ...JUST ANTENNA ANGLE GGS 000546 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced INSTALLATION Figure 8 4 RSL and RX Input Level RSL vs RX INPUT LEVEL Typical RX INPUT LEVEL dBm 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 0 5 0 1 1 5 2 2 5 3 3 5 4 4 5 RSL V ...

Page 70: ...sible Attempts before Fine Adjustment 5 MAIN BEAM Target Voltage RX POWER LEVEL Up Down Adjustment FIRST SIDE LOBE SECOND SIDE LOBE if detected NULL NULL Left Right Adjustment Left Right Adjustment MAIN BEAM Target Voltage RX Level Left Right Adjustment CENTER Below Below Target Voltage CENTER NO MAIN BEAM NO MAIN BEAM Target Voltage CENTER NO MAIN BEAM CENTER NO MAIN BEAM ...

Page 71: ... Left or Right 1 Loosen six bolts on top and bottom of the bracket 2 Rotate the bolt to turn the antenna to the left or right 3 Adjust and specify parameters for control items using WebLCT at both opposing sites 4 When the left right angle is adjusted secure the six bolts back in place 1 Loosen bolts 2 Rotate bolt 3 Tightening Torque 38 Nm 5 ...

Page 72: ...T at both opposing sites 4 When the up down angle is adjusted secure the three bolts back in place 3 Release the system from Maintenance mode using WebLCT 4 Disconnect the Multimeter from RSL terminal 5 Put the protective cap back in place on RSL terminal of each station This terminal must be covered by the protective cap for waterproofing 6 At each station secure the Antenna by re tightening bolt...

Page 73: ...s activating Especially the radiation level of a specific area in front of antenna is high See the following illustration and Calculation Examples 1 and 2 Power density in front of the antenna turns high along the antenna beam Ensure not to allow yourself radiated by beams anytime Figure 8 10 Radiation Hazard Area The power density and field strength level can be obtained by the following calculat...

Page 74: ... the limitation of exposure of the general public to electromagnetic fields 0 Hz to 300 GHz Calculation Example 2 Rear Side of Antenna iPASOLINK EX A 18 dBm Antenna Diameter 0 6 m Antenna Gain 16 dBi Distance 0 004 m 4 0 mm Output Power Density S 0 788 mW cm2 1 mW cm2 Limit Output Power Density S 10 W m2 1 mW cm2 COUNCIL RECOMMENDATION 1999 519 EC of 12 July 1999 on the limitation of exposure of t...

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Page 76: ...GGS 000547 01E June 2016 NEC Corporation 7 1 Shiba 5 Chome Minato Ku Tokyo 108 8001 Japan iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING ...

Page 77: ...GGS 000547 01E GGS 000547 01E Printed in Japan 2016 by NEC Corporation ...

Page 78: ...ements 1 2 1 4 Software Requirements 1 3 1 5 Operating System Environment 1 3 1 6 Recommended Settings for Browsing Software 1 4 1 6 1 Microsoft Internet Explorer 11 1 4 1 6 2 Mozilla Firefox ESR 38 1 7 1 7 If a Script Warning is Issued 1 8 1 7 1 Solution for Microsoft Internet Explorer 1 8 1 7 2 Solution for Firefox 1 10 1 8 Login Logout and Exit 1 11 1 8 1 Log In to NE 1 11 1 8 2 Log Out from NE...

Page 79: ...rofile Configuration 2 30 3 SECURITY MANAGEMENT 3 1 3 1 Overview 3 1 3 1 1 SNMPv1 3 1 3 1 1 1 GET SET of MIB 3 1 3 1 1 2 Send Trap 3 2 3 1 1 3 User Application Log 3 2 3 1 2 SNMPv2c 3 2 3 1 2 1 GET SET of MIB 3 3 3 1 2 2 Send Trap 3 3 3 1 2 3 User Application Log 3 3 3 1 3 SNMPv3 3 3 3 1 3 1 GET SET of MIB 3 5 3 1 3 2 Send Trap 3 5 3 1 3 3 Security user authentication session management and encryp...

Page 80: ...ement among External Terminals 3 11 3 1 9 3 User Authentication Function 3 11 3 2 Service Status Setting 3 12 3 3 SNMP 3 15 3 3 1 Set SNMP 3 15 3 4 SNMP Community 3 18 3 4 1 Register Modify SNMP Community 3 18 3 4 2 Delete SNMP Community 3 21 3 5 SNMP Trap Entry 3 23 3 5 1 Set Modify SNMP Trap Entry 3 23 3 5 2 Delete SNMP Trap Entry 3 27 3 6 NTP 3 29 3 6 1 Enable NTP 3 29 3 6 2 NTP Client Status 3...

Page 81: ...4 10 5 NETWORK MANAGEMENT 5 1 5 1 Overview 5 1 5 2 Port VLAN Setting 5 2 5 2 1 Ethernet Port Setting 5 2 5 2 2 MODEM Port Setting 5 6 5 2 3 Inband Management VLAN Setting 5 9 5 2 3 1 For VLAN Mode 802 1Q 5 9 5 2 3 2 For VLAN Mode 802 1ad 5 12 5 2 4 VLAN Setting Link 5 15 5 3 Bridge Setting 5 16 5 4 LLDP Setting 5 19 5 5 Routing Setting 5 21 5 5 1 Routing Protocol Usage 5 21 5 5 2 Add Routing Setti...

Page 82: ...5 7 2 1 Add Static ARP 5 52 5 7 2 2 Modify Static ARP Setting 5 54 5 7 2 3 Delete Static ARP Setting 5 56 5 8 DHCP Server Relay Setting 5 59 5 8 1 Set DHCP Server 5 59 5 8 2 Set DHCP Relay 5 64 5 8 3 MAC Address 5 67 5 8 3 1 Add MAC Address 5 67 5 8 3 2 Modify MAC Address 5 70 5 8 3 3 Delete MAC Address 5 73 5 8 3 4 Release IP Address Forcibly 5 76 5 9 Adjust Current Date and Time 5 79 6 PROVISION...

Page 83: ...e 8 33 8 5 FDB Setting 8 40 8 5 1 FDB Setting Equipment 8 40 8 5 2 FDB Setting VLAN ID 8 43 8 5 2 1 Service Tab 8 43 8 5 2 2 Port Tab 8 46 8 5 3 Static Entry Setting 8 49 8 5 3 1 Add Static Entry 8 49 8 5 3 2 Modify Static Entry 8 52 8 5 3 3 Delete Static Entry 8 54 8 6 ETH OAM Setting 8 57 8 6 1 OAM MEG Tab 8 57 8 6 1 1 Add MEG Index 8 57 8 6 1 2 Modify MEG Index 8 60 8 6 1 3 Delete MEG Index 8 6...

Page 84: ...ion Setting 8 125 8 10 1 Classify Setting Tab 8 126 8 10 1 1 Set Classification Mode 8 126 8 10 1 2 Edit Profile 8 128 8 10 1 3 Specify Attributes of Equipment Based QoS Mode 8 131 8 10 1 4 Specify Attributes of Port Based QoS Mode 8 134 8 10 1 5 Specify Attributes of VLAN ID Based QoS Mode 8 137 8 10 2 Policer Setting Tab 8 140 8 10 2 1 Add Policer Index 8 140 8 10 2 2 Modify Policer Index 8 144 ...

Page 85: ...up 8 196 8 15 2 Modify LLF Group 8 199 8 15 3 Delete LLF Group 8 202 8 16 Broadcast Storm Control Setting 8 204 8 16 1 Set Broadcast Strom Control Rate 8 204 8 16 2 Specify Broadcast Strom Control Settings 8 206 9 Set Equipment Clock and Synchronization 9 1 9 1 Equipment Clock Setting 9 2 9 1 1 Specify Modify Equipment Clock Setting 9 2 9 2 PTP Mode Setting 9 6 9 2 1 Modify PTP Mode 9 6 9 2 2 Add ...

Page 86: ...1 9 11 3 1 RX Level TCN Threshold Crossing Notification 11 9 11 3 2 SFP Optical Power TCN Threshold Crossing Notification 11 11 11 4 VLAN Counter Setting 11 13 11 4 1 VLAN Counter Select 11 13 11 4 1 1 Add VLAN Counter 11 13 11 4 1 2 Modify VLAN Counter 11 16 11 4 1 3 Delete VLAN Counter 11 19 11 4 2 Shaper Group Counter Select 11 21 11 4 2 1 Add Shaper Group Counter 11 21 11 4 2 2 Delete Shaper G...

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Page 88: ...ples Screenshot samples in this document should be the latest as of issuing time however their appearances may vary according to configurations operation modes and specified parameters of the equipment WebLCT application s release version etc 3 This document is provided on the assumption that the targeted users have skills and knowledge of restrictions and precautions to operate the equivalent equ...

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Page 90: ...o operate iPASOLINK via WebLCT license keys that are prepared according to the contract and equipment version should be installed Style Description Examples Italic Indicates a related document title name Refer to iPASOLINK Operation Manual for details Bold Menus and menu items Indications of parameters and buttons displayed on the user interface Names of items in the computer display File names an...

Page 91: ...le Following are the specifications of LAN Port Cable 10 100BASE TX RJ45 1 3 Hardware Requirements Component Windows 7 32 bits 64 bits Windows 8 1 32 bits 64 bits CPU Intel Core i5 2 cores 2 0 GHz or greater Intel Core i52 cores 2 0 GHz or greater RAM 2 GB or greater 2 GB or greater HDD 40 GB or greater 40 GB or greater Display Color LCD 1024 768 Color LCD 1024 768 LAN Port 10 100BASE T X 10 100BA...

Page 92: ...LCT Using this function may affect the appearance of WebLCT windows 1 5 Operating System Environment Check if your PC satisfies the conditions below Internet Explorer is installed TCP IP Protocol is properly set Item Requirement Supported Operating System Windows 7 32 bits 64 bits English Version Windows 8 1 32 bits 64 bits English Version Browsing Software Microsoft Internet Explorer 11 Mozilla F...

Page 93: ...lable to operate LCT Examples use the Windows 7 1 6 1 Microsoft Internet Explorer 11 Procedure 1 1 Set Tabbed Browsing Option Tabbed Browsing option is recommended 1 Start up the Internet Explorer 11 2 Click Tools on the menu bar or the command bar and select Internet Options Following example is selecting Tools on the menu bar Figure 1 2 Internet Explorer Select Internet Options The Internet Opti...

Page 94: ...3 On the General tabbed page click Settings under Tabs option Figure 1 3 Internet Options General Tab 4 The Tabbed Browsing Settings option window appears Select Always open pop ups in a new tab then click the OK button Figure 1 4 Tabbed Browsing Settings Option Window Proceed to Procedure 1 2 ...

Page 95: ...curity tab to show the security options and click Custom level button Figure 1 5 Internet Options Security 2 Security Settings Internet Zone option window appears Select Enable for Downloads Automatic prompting for file downloads option Figure 1 6 Internet Options Security Settings Internet Zone 3 Click the OK button Custom level button ...

Page 96: ... 01E 1 6 2 Mozilla Firefox ESR 38 Procedure 1 3 Customize Firefox 1 Start up the Firefox 2 Click Tools on the menu bar and select Options Figure 1 7 Firefox Tools Menu 3 The Options window appears Select Always ask me where to save files then click the OK button Figure 1 8 Options General ...

Page 97: ...his message appears repeatedly annoying you proceed with the following to stop displaying instead of stop running the script 1 7 1 Solution for Microsoft Internet Explorer Following is the message dialog by the Internet Explore if any script takes too long to respond or is getting out of control Figure 1 9 Run Slowly Message If the message above appears proceed with the following 1 Close all the I...

Page 98: ...000547 01E 3 Scroll down the page to show the Fix it tool button then click it Figure 1 11 Fix It Window 4 Security Warning dialog box appears Click the Run button in the dialog box and follow the steps in the Fix it wizard Figure 1 12 Security Warning Dialog Box Fix it tool button ...

Page 99: ... to respond or a is getting out of control Figure 1 13 Unresponsive Script Warning Message If the message above appears while the iPASOLINK process is in progress proceed with the following 1 Click to leave a tick in the Don t ask me again check box Figure 1 14 Request Action 2 Then click the Continue button This warning message will not appear again Don t ask me again check box Continue button ...

Page 100: ...tions to operate depend on the user s privilege level Therefore some of the functions may or may not be carried out The highest or administrator level Admin has the full access to the network and network management system Procedure 1 4 1 Power on the computer 2 Log in to the Windows as the Administrator 3 Click start and select Programs Internet Explore The Internet Explorer window appears 4 In Ad...

Page 101: ... password for iPASOLINK EX A User Name Admin Password 12345678 6 Click the OK button blow the Login fields System Status indicator appears 7 Click the OK button or wait till the box automatically disappears The System Status indicator disappears in a while without clicking the OK button if you wait Figure 1 17 System Status Indicator The main window for WebLCT appears ...

Page 102: ...OPERATE WebLCT 1 13 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E Figure 1 18 WebLCT Main Window ...

Page 103: ... 1 19 Logout Button on WebLCT Main Window 2 The Confirmation dialog box appears Click the OK button to log out Figure 1 20 Confirmation Dialog Box 3 The browser returns to WebLCT Login window This step ends the procedure 1 8 3 Exit WebLCT Following are the methods to exit WebLCT Select File F Close X from Internet Explorer menu bar Click button in the upper right of Internet Explorer Logout button...

Page 104: ...d indicates a registered equipment name 2 Logged In User Name Login User This field indicates a user name that is currently logged in 3 Refresh button Click Refresh button to manually update the current status displayed in the WebLCT main window 1 NE Name 3 Refresh button 4 Auto Mode check box 6 Equipment Status View 7 Opposite Site Links 8 Maintenance button 9 Logout button 10 Menu Tree 11 Detail...

Page 105: ...log in to 8 Maintenance button Click Maintenance tool button before starting any maintenance operations 9 Logout button Click Logout button to log out from NE 10 Menu Tree This part shows the menus for the equipment configuration and provisioning by a tree view Available operations via WebLCT are a Current Status Current Status lists current status and event histories of the equipment by each part...

Page 106: ... RMON A user can also exports the data to external storage local PC USB Memory etc For more details refer to the Maintenance manual h Metering Metering measures the real time TX power RX level Power Supply and BER etc i Equipment Utility Select this menu to upload and download the equipment configuration data software firmware and FPGA data etc j Inventory Inventory retrieves the information regar...

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Page 108: ...WebLCT Some operations such as registering user accounts do not require the license Thus the Software License Key should be installed sometime between logging in to WebLCT and registering setting the equipment attributes 2 1 1 Import Software License Key Procedure 2 1 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand the S W License Setup to select Import License key The Import ...

Page 109: ...ort License key appears Click the button and select a target file Figure 2 2 Import License key Option Window Figure 2 3 Choose File to Upload Option Window 5 Import License key option window displays the selected file name Confirm the file name then click the OK button to proceed Figure 2 4 Import License key Option Window selected ...

Page 110: ...iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 6 When the importing process ends the Import License key window updates the information Figure 2 5 Import License key Dialog Box This step ends the procedure ...

Page 111: ...Group configuration allows a user to manage the protocol type and access level for each group A user of the specified User Group in iPASOLINK will be assigned with the pre defined protocol and access level of the group In addition to the three default user groups up to six user groups can be added The default user groups are shown below NOTE Options specified to the default user groups cannot be m...

Page 112: ...e Levels Sheet 1 of 4 WebLCT Menu Admin Config Operator Remote Current Status R R R O Equipment Setup Equipment Configuration R W R R O Radio Configuration R W R R O AMBR Configuration R W R R O Network Management Setting Port VLAN Setting R W R R O Bridge Setting R W R R O LLDP Setting R W R R O Routing Setting R W R R O IP Access Control Setting R W R R O ARP Setting R W R R O DHCP Server Relay ...

Page 113: ... R W R O Filter Setting R W R W R O L2CP Transparent Setting R W R W R O Mirroring Setting R W R W R O Port Isolate Setting R W R W R O LLF Setting R W R W R O Broadcast Storm Control Setting R W R W R O Equipment Clock Synchronization Setting Equipment Clock Setting R W R W R O PTP Mode Setting R W R W R O PTP Domain Setting R W R W R O Alarm AIS Setting Correlation Setting R W R W R O Alarm Seve...

Page 114: ...t Control H W Reset Control R W O F W Reset Control R W O PTP Domain Control R W R W R O Maintenance Test ETH OAM LB LT DM LM Control R W R W R O PMON RMON Report MODEM PMON Report R R R O ETH RMON Report R R R O VLAN Counter Report R R R O Metering Current Metering R W R W R O Equipment Utility Export NE Storage Utility R W R W O Update Storage NE Utility R W O Program ROM Switching R W O USB Mem...

Page 115: ...ts User Name Default Password Description User Group User 87654321 A User is able to view the information of system configuration and equipment status but is not allowed to make any changes to the configuration OPERATOR Config 87654321 In addition to the tasks available for a User Config user is able to operate the radio management base band management switching management for C Plane control CONF...

Page 116: ...iles can be modified This window also provides the function Login User Control to limit the maximum number of users that can access to the equipment User Authentication Configuration User Authentication Configuration provides the authentication methods to select User Account Management User Account Management is used to register new user accounts and to modify delete the registered user accounts U...

Page 117: ...the registered user accounts Procedure 2 2 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Setting and its submenu User Account Security Setting to select Login User List The Login User List appears Figure 2 6 Login User List This step ends the procedure To specify the maximum number of accessing users go to 2 2 4 2 Login User Control ...

Page 118: ...ontrol link Figure 2 7 Select Login User Control in Login User List Window 2 Login User Control option window appears Specify the maximum number of users to allow logging in then click the OK button Figure 2 8 Login User Control Option Window Table 2 5 Login User Control Setting Parameters Parameter Value Description Total Number of Admin Config Level Accounts 1 to 5 Limits the maximum number of A...

Page 119: ...X Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 3 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 2 9 Information Dialog Box 4 Login User List window updates the information Figure 2 10 Login User List Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 120: ...etting Determines and sets the authentication method to log in to iPASOLINK Privilege ID Group Name Assigns authority levels to the registered Group Names Procedure 2 4 Authentication Setting 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Setting and its submenu User Account Security Setting to select User Authentication Configuration The User Authenticatio...

Page 121: ...cation function the external authentication by RADIUS Server is proceeded To use this function settings for RADIUS are required Selecting this option enables the Authentication Sequence option Authentication Sequence NE RADIUS Server Login authentications are proceeded by the order from NE to RADIUS Server This option is available when the Authentication Method is set to NE RADIUS RADIUS Server NE...

Page 122: ... Figure 2 13 Information Dialog Box 6 The User Authentication Configuration window updates the information Verify the displayed information Figure 2 14 User Authentication Configuration Window This step ends the procedure To assign privilege IDs and Group Names go to 2 2 4 4 Privilege ID and Group Name ...

Page 123: ...lege ID Procedure 2 5 Menu Path Network Management Setting User Account Security Setting User Authentication Configuration 1 Click a Privilege ID No link of the target group Figure 2 15 User Authentication Configuration Window 2 Privilege ID option window for the selected ID number appears Select the method to assign then click the OK button Figure 2 16 Privilege ID Option Window Privilege ID numb...

Page 124: ...Dialog Box 4 The User Authentication Configuration window updates the information Verify the displayed information Figure 2 18 User Authentication Configuration Window This step ends the procedure Table 2 7 Setting for Privilege ID Parameter Value Description Group Name Operator Each group is mapped to a privilege level defined by the vendor specific message Config ADMIN Default Permission ...

Page 125: ...NOTE The operations regarding this function are available by the Admin level user s only Add User Account This function is used to register a new user account NOTE In addition to the three default accounts up to 100 user accounts can be added Modify User Account This function is used to modify the information of registered user accounts including their password and User Group Delete User Account T...

Page 126: ...Once a registration of a user is completed the security level of this user cannot be modified 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Setting then its submenu User Account Security Setting to select User Account Management The User Account Management window appears 3 Click Add User tool button Figure 2 19 User Account Management Window The User Setti...

Page 127: ...en click the OK button Figure 2 21 Set Password Option Window iii Select Group Name See Table 2 2 User Group Profile for User Groups iv Select Security Level Selecting NoAuthNoPriv has no additional settings Go to Step 5 Selecting AuthNoPriv enables Auth Algorithm option Click a radio button to select the algorithm type and enter Auth Key See a Setting Authentication Algorithm below Selecting Auth...

Page 128: ...enable the Auth Algorithm option Select MD5 or SHA by clicking its radio button Click Set Auth Key button on the tool bar to open the option window Enter the Auth Key within eight to 16 digits the click the OK button Figure 2 22 Set Auth Key Verify the selection and entry To set Priv Algorithm go to b Setting Privacy Algorithm below To complete the procedure go to Step 5 ...

Page 129: ... clicking its radio button Click Set Priv Key button on the tool bar to open the option window Enter the Priv Key within eight to 16 digits the click the OK button Figure 2 23 Set Privacy Algorithm Verify the selection and entry then go to Step 5 5 Click the OK button of the User Setting option window The Information dialog box appears 6 Click the OK button to proceed Figure 2 24 Information Dialo...

Page 130: ...DES or AES Selecting this option enables Priv Algorithm radio button below Auth Algorithm MD5 MD5 Message Digest algorithm 5 is one of the Hash Algorithm for authentication and digital signature In order to detect the falsification of original data while transmitting the original data will be converting the Hash by comparing them at both ends SHA SHA Secure Hash Algorithm is one of the Hash Algori...

Page 131: ...rity Setting to select User Account Management The User Account Management window appears 3 Click on a User Name of the target user account Figure 2 26 User Account Management Window 4 The User Setting option window appears Modify the registered value s To modify the password click Set Password button on the tool bar to open the Set Password option window enter the password within eight to 31 char...

Page 132: ...0547 01E Figure 2 27 User Setting Option Window To modify the Group Name select an appropriate Group Name from the Group Name drop down list See Table 2 2 User Group Profile for User Groups Figure 2 28 Set Password Option Window 5 When completed click OK button of the User Setting option window ...

Page 133: ...OLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING Figure 2 29 User Setting Option Window 6 The Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 2 30 Information Dialog Box User Account Management window updates the information ...

Page 134: ...D USER ACCOUNT 2 27 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 7 Confirm the modified user account information Figure 2 31 User Account Management Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 135: ...ent Setting then its submenu User Account Security Setting to select User Account Management The User Account Management window appears 3 Click Delete User tool button on the tool bar Figure 2 32 User Account Management Window 4 The User Setting option window appears From User Name drop down list select a user account to be removed and click the OK button Figure 2 33 User Setting Delete Option Win...

Page 136: ...to be removed and click the OK button Figure 2 34 Confirmation Dialog Box 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 2 35 Information Dialog Box 7 The User Account Management window updates the information Confirm that the selected user account has been removed Figure 2 36 User Account Management Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 137: ...ned by the User Group Profile Only the Admin level user s is are available to configure the settings Add User Group Profile This operation registers a new User Group Profile adding to the default User Group Profiles NOTE In addition to the three default User Group Profiles up to six User Group Profiles can be registered Modify User Group Profile This operation modifies the Access Level and Protoco...

Page 138: ... 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Setting then its submenu User Account Security Setting to select User Group Profile Configuration 3 The User Group Profile Configuration window appears Click Add Group tool button on the tool bar Figure 2 37 User Group Profile Configuration Window The Group Setting option window appears Add Group button ...

Page 139: ... Deny Not to use SSHv2 protocol for CLI accessing to the equipment SFTP Allow Select to use SFTP protocol for file transfer Deny Not to use SFTP for file transfer HTTP Allow Select to use HTTP protocol for WebLCT accessing to the equipment Deny Not to use HTTP for WebLCT accessing to the equipment HTTPS Allow Select to use HTTPS protocol for WebLCT accessing to the equipment Deny Not to use HTTPS ...

Page 140: ... button 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 2 39 Information Dialog Box 7 The User Group Profile Configuration window updates the information Confirm that the information of newly added User Group Profile is displayed Figure 2 40 User Group Profile Configuration Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 141: ...og in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Setting then its submenu User Account Security Setting to select User Group Profile Configuration The User Group Profile Configuration window appears 3 Click on a target Group Name Figure 2 41 User Group Profile Configuration Window The Group Setting option window appears click ...

Page 142: ...ption Window Click either Allow or Deny radio button to select a protocol Select the appropriate Access Level from its drop down list 5 Click the OK button when completed The Information dialog box appears 6 Click the OK button to proceed Figure 2 43 Information Dialog Box The User Group Profile Configuration window updates the information OK button ...

Page 143: ... USER ACCOUNT GGS 000547 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 7 Confirm the displayed Group Profile information Figure 2 44 User Group Profile Configuration Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 144: ...expand Network Management Setting then its submenu User Account Security Setting to select User Group Profile Configuration The User Group Profile Configuration window appears 3 Click Delete Group tool button on the tool bar Figure 2 45 User Group Profile Configuration Window 4 The Group Setting option window appears Select a target Group Name to be removed from the drop down list and click the OK...

Page 145: ... and click the OK button to proceed Figure 2 47 Confirmation Dialog Box 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 2 48 Information Dialog Box 7 The User Group Profile Configuration window updates the information Confirm that the target group name has been removed Figure 2 49 User Group Profile Configuration Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 146: ...settings etc can be registered via the WebLCT By default iPASOLINK uses the port 161 to receive the SNMP request PDU To use any other port but the default port change the settings via the WebLCT Table 3 1 RFC Standards RFC No Title RFC 1155 Structure and Identification of Management Information on TCP IP based Internets SMIv1 RFC 1157 A Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP RFC 1213 Management I...

Page 147: ... between v1 and v2c are that the GetBulk the inform request unified packet format of each PDU are added conforming to SMIv2 and following RFCs iPASOLINK enables SNMPv2c to support the following functions Table 3 3 RFC Standards RFC No Title SNMPv2c RFC 1901 Introduction to Community based SNMPv2 RFC 3416 Version 2 of the Protocol Operations for the Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP RFC 3417 ...

Page 148: ...lication Log iPASOLINK records the logged in user name in the log file 3 1 3 SNMPv3 SNMPv3 Simple Network Management Protocol Version 3 is a communication protocol to monitor control NEs on an IP network and is the newest version of SNMP The differences between SNMPv1 v2c and v3 are that the user authentication ciphered communication and the change packet format are enhanced conforming to the foll...

Page 149: ...del USM for version 3 of the Simple Network Management Protocol SNMPv3 RFC 3415 View based Access Control Model VACM for the Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP RFC 3416 Version 2 of the Protocol Operations for the Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP RFC 3417 Trans port Mappings for the Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP RFC 3418 Management Information Base MIB for the Simple Network ...

Page 150: ... the sent SNMP request is authNoPriv or authPriv The cryptographic hash function of the password is selectable between MD5 and SHA Ciphered communication is enabled by the user authentication when the security level of the sent SNMP request is authPriv The cipher algorithm is selectable between DES and AES For the ciphered communication a password must be set when registering users User can also s...

Page 151: ...ode is selected on the NTP Client the client will listen to the broadcast of the time server and then adjusts the clock according to the first received valid broadcast and ignores the broadcasts from remaining servers if exist If the NTP Client receives neither a response nor broadcasts the synchronization among the Server and Clients cannot be accomplished which allows to use the current time of ...

Page 152: ... Upon accepting the connection from external device the system proceeds to the login authentication process An unauthorized user is denied The default setting of TCP Port 21 to listen and transfer a file on TCP port 20 can be changed using WebLCT When Passive Mode is selected the port number is selected by the equipment automatically If no command is issued by the Client for ninety seconds the cur...

Page 153: ...at accepting the connection from external device the system proceeds to the login authentication process An unauthorized user is not accepted The default port number of SSHv2 Service is 22 which cannot be changed by WebLCT 3 1 6 3 User Authentication Function iPASOLINK supports the internal authentication only Table 3 9 RFC Standards RFC No Title RFC 4250 The Secure Shell SSH Protocol Assigned Num...

Page 154: ... be accessed by SFTP For files such as F W FPGA Configuration Data etc their storage path and file names are designated as well depending on their types If 90 seconds pass without any SFTP commands issued from the client the session is terminated by the SFTP Command Time Out 3 1 7 3 Session Management Upon accepting the connection from external device the system proceeds to the login authenticatio...

Page 155: ...l is available 3 1 8 2 Session Management Upon at accepting the connection from external device the system proceeds to the login authentication process An unauthorized user is not accepted The default port number of HTTP Service is 80 which can be changed using WebLCT 3 1 8 3 User Authentication Function iPASOLINK supports the following two types of authentications External RADIUS Server with inte...

Page 156: ...he multiple languages are supported 3 1 9 2 Session Management among External Terminals HTTPS accepts an access from the external terminal submits the server certification to the external terminal carries out the process of the server authentication based on the public key cryptosystem before the login authentication process The Port is 443 by default which can be changed by WebLCT SNMP 3 1 9 3 Us...

Page 157: ...vice Status Setting displays the status of service and protocol Procedure 3 1 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Setting and its submenu Security Management to select Service Status Setting The Service Status Setting window appears Figure 3 1 Service Status Setting Window 1 2 ...

Page 158: ...SECURITY MANAGEMENT 3 13 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E Figure 3 2 Service Status Setting Window 2 2 ...

Page 159: ...LINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING Figure 3 3 Service Status Indication This step ends the procedure Table 3 12 Service Status Indication Status Description Running Protocol Service is enabled Stopped Protocol Service is disabled ...

Page 160: ...rocedure 3 2 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management then its submenu Security Management to select Service Status Setting The Service Status Setting window appears 3 Click the SNMP link Figure 3 4 Service Status Setting Window SNMP The SNMP Setting option window appears SNMP ...

Page 161: ...leted click the OK button Information dialog box appears 6 Click the OK button to proceed Figure 3 6 Information Dialog Box The Service Status Setting window updates the information Table 3 13 SNMP Setting Parameters Parameter Value Description SNMPv1 v2c Enable Enables SNMPv1 SNMPv2c Running Disable Disables SNMPv1 SNMPv2c Stopped SNMPv3 Enable Enables SNMPv3 Running Disable Disables SNMPv3 Stopp...

Page 162: ...URITY MANAGEMENT 3 17 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 7 Confirm the displayed SNMP information Figure 3 7 Service Status Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 163: ... the right to access the equipment Up to ten servers can be registered 3 4 1 Register Modify SNMP Community Procedure 3 3 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management then its submenu Security Management to select Service Status Setting The Service Status Setting window appears 3 Click a Community No to add Figure 3 8 Service Status Setting Window SNMP Co...

Page 164: ...ity Name text field Specify an SNMP Community Name Valid value One to 31 characters long A request with a different Community Name will be rejected Access Level Admin Specify the user access level Refer to Table 2 3 User Access Privilege Levels for details Config Operator Access Control Enable Enables to restrict the access to the SNMP Manager s Disable Disables to restrict the access to the SNMP ...

Page 165: ...ISIONING 6 Click the OK button to proceed Figure 3 10 Information Dialog Box 7 The Service Status Setting window updates the information Confirm that the newly added SNMP Community information is displayed Figure 3 11 Service Status Setting Window SNMP Community This step ends the procedure ...

Page 166: ...nu Security Management to select Service Status Setting The Service Status Setting window appears 3 Click Delete SNMP Community tool button on the tool bar Figure 3 12 Service Status Setting Window SNMP Community 4 The Delete SNMP Community option window appears Select an SNMP Community No from the drop down list and click the OK button Figure 3 13 Delete SNMP Communication Option Window Confirmat...

Page 167: ...3 14 Confirmation Dialog Box 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 3 15 Information Dialog Box 7 The Service Status Setting window updates the information Confirm that the selected SNMP Community information has been removed Figure 3 16 Service Status Setting Window SNMP Community This step ends the procedure ...

Page 168: ...o WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Setting then its submenu Security Management to select Service Status Setting The Service Status Setting window appears 3 Scroll down the main window till SNMP Trap option box appears 4 Click SNMP Trap Entry No of the SNMP Trap Entry field Figure 3 17 Service Status Setting Window SNMP Trap Entry The SNMP Trap Entry option window a...

Page 169: ...3 24 SECURITY MANAGEMENT GGS 000547 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 5 Specify the appropriate value for each parameter Figure 3 18 SNMP Trap Entry Option Window ...

Page 170: ...ow SNMP Engine ID text field Assign a 16 byte value for SNMPv3 Local Engine ID which must be unique within the same managed network Auth Algorithm MD5 MD5 Message Digest algorithm 5 is one of the Hash Algorithm for authentication and digital signature In order to detect the falsifi cation of original data while transmitting the Hash is generated using the original data which is compared at both en...

Page 171: ...n completed Information dialog box appears 7 Click the OK button to proceed Figure 3 19 Information Dialog Box The Service Status Setting window updates the information Confirm that the newly added SNMP Trap Entry information is displayed Figure 3 20 Service Status Setting Window SNMP Trap Entry This step ends the procedure ...

Page 172: ... its submenu Security Management to select Service Status Setting The Service Status Setting window appears 3 Click Delete SNMP Trap Entry tool button on the tool bar Figure 3 21 Service Status Setting Window SNMP Trap Entry 4 The Delete SNMP Trap Entry option window appears From the drop down list select the No of SNMP Trap Entry to be removed and click the OK button Figure 3 22 Delete SNMP Trap ...

Page 173: ...igure 3 23 Confirmation Dialog Box 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 3 24 Information Dialog Box The Service Status Setting window updates the information Confirm that the selected SNMP Trap Entry information has been removed from the display Figure 3 25 Service Status Setting Window SNMP Trap Entry This step ends the procedure ...

Page 174: ...log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Setting then its submenu Security Management to select Service Status Setting The Service Status Setting window appears 3 Scroll down the main window until the NTP option appears 4 Click the NTP link Figure 3 26 Service Status Setting Window NTP The NTP Setting box appears NTP ...

Page 175: ...de Unicast Disabled Stratum 2 to 15 Set Stratum level of the NTP Time Packets The lowest Stratum should be received in NTP PDU plus 1 NTP Authentication Enable Enables the use of NTP Authentication Disable Disables the use of NTP Authentication Multicast Auth Key Index Not Used To assign the Auth Key Index select the index number from the drop down list Otherwise select Not Used available Auth Key...

Page 176: ...ed Informati3on dialog box appears 7 Click the OK button to proceed Figure 3 28 Information Dialog Box 8 The Service Status Setting window updates the information Confirm the displayed NTP configuration Figure 3 29 Service Status Setting Window Service Status Figure 3 30 Service Status Setting Window NTP This step ends the procedure ...

Page 177: ...MANAGEMENT GGS 000547 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 3 6 2 NTP Client Status Clicking the NTP Client Status link opens the NTP Client Status window Figure 3 31 NTP Client Status Window ...

Page 178: ... Server Address Procedure 3 8 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Setting then its submenu Security Management to select Service Status Setting The Service Status Setting window appears 3 Click the No of the target NTP Server listed in NTP Server Address Figure 3 32 Service Status Setting Window NTP Server Address The NTP Server Address Setting o...

Page 179: ...Information Dialog Box The Service Status Setting window updates the information Table 3 17 NTP Server Address Setting Parameters Parameter Value Description IP Address xxx xxx xxx xxx Enter the IP Address of the upper NTP Server NTP Version 3 Specify the NTP massage version 4 Poll Time 64 to 131072 Set the interval 64 2n for polling NTP Server unit second default 64 sec Auth Key Index Not Used No...

Page 180: ...LINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 7 Confirm that the newly added NTP Server Address information is displayed Figure 3 35 Service Status Setting Window NTP Server Address This step ends the procedure ...

Page 181: ...menu Security Management to select Service Status Setting The Service Status Setting window appears 3 Click Clear NTP Server button on the tool bar Figure 3 36 Service Status Setting Window NTP Server Address The Clear NTP Server option window appears 4 From No drop down list select the number of target NTP Server Address and the click the OK button Figure 3 37 NTP Server Address Setting Option Wi...

Page 182: ...onfirmation Dialog Box 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 3 39 Information Dialog Box 7 The Service Status Setting window updates the information Confirm that the selected NTP Server Address information has been removed Figure 3 40 Service Status Setting Window NTP Server Address This step ends the procedure ...

Page 183: ...e MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Setting then its submenu Security Management to select Service Status Setting The Service Status Setting window appears 3 Scroll down the main window until NTP Auth Key Setting option appears 4 Click the number of Auth Key Index link Figure 3 41 Service Status Setting Window NTP Auth Key Setting NTP Auth Key Setting Modify option window appears Au...

Page 184: ...nly Indicates the selected Auth Key Index number Auth Key ID 1 to 65535 Specify the key ID Auth Algorithm read only Indicates the specified Auth Algorithm Auth Key 8 characters long or more Clicking the Set Auth Key tool button opens the Auth Key Password Setting option window Specify the password then click the OK button Auth Key Trust Trusted Trusts the configured Authentication Key Not Trusted ...

Page 185: ...ow Figure 3 43 NTP Auth Key Setting Modify Option Window 7 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 3 44 Information Dialog Box 8 The Service Status Setting window updates the information Confirm the displayed NTP Auth Key Setting information Figure 3 45 Service Status Setting NTP Auth Key Setting This step ends the procedure ...

Page 186: ...ing then its submenu Security Management to select Service Status Setting The Service Status Setting window appears 3 Click Clear NTP Auth Key tool button Figure 3 46 Service Status Setting Window 4 Clear NTP Auth Key option window appears Select an index number of Authentication Key to be removed Figure 3 47 Clear NTP Auth Key Option Window 5 Confirmation dialog box appears Click the OK button to...

Page 187: ... process is completed Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 3 49 Information Dialog Box 7 The Service Status Setting window updates the information Confirm that the Auth Key registration of selected index number is removed Figure 3 50 Service Status Setting Window NTP Auth Key Setting This step ends the procedure ...

Page 188: ...ebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Setting then its submenu Security Management to select Service Status Setting The Service Status Setting window appears 3 Scroll down the main window until FTP option appears 4 Click the FTP link Figure 3 51 Service Status Setting Window FTP The FTP Setting option window appears FTP ...

Page 189: ...Enable FTP is always in service Enable makes PNMSj effective Enable Enable FTP service to open or to close on demand Disable Disables FTP service TCP Port Command 1 to 65535 Set TCP Port of FTP Server for incoming commands default 21 21 TCP Port Data 1 to 65535 Set TCP Port of FTP Server for outgoing commands default 20 20 MAX Session 1 to 3 Specify the maximum number of user sessions at a time de...

Page 190: ... PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 8 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button Figure 3 54 Information Dialog Box The Service Status Setting window updates the information 9 Confirm the displayed FTP information Figure 3 55 Service Status Setting Window Service Status ...

Page 191: ...3 46 SECURITY MANAGEMENT GGS 000547 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING Figure 3 56 Service Status Setting Window FTP This step ends the procedure ...

Page 192: ... In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Setting then its submenu Security Management to select Service Status Setting The Service Status Setting window appears 3 Scroll down the main window until SSHv2 option appears 4 Click the SSHv2 link Figure 3 57 Service Status Setting Window SSHv2 SFTP SSHv2 SFTP Setting option window appears click ...

Page 193: ...the OK button Figure 3 59 Information Dialog Box Service Status Setting window updates the information 7 Verify the displayed SFTP information Table 3 20 SSHv2 SFTP Setting Parameters Parameter Value Description SSHv2 Server Enable Enables SSHv2 Server Disable Disables SSHv2 Server SSHv2 Client Enable Enables SSHv2 Client Disable Disables SSHv2 Client SFTP Disable See 3 1 7 SFTP Enable Always Enab...

Page 194: ...EMENT 3 49 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E Figure 3 60 Service State Setting Window Service Status Figure 3 61 Service State Setting Window SSHv2 This step ends the procedure ...

Page 195: ...CT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Setting then its submenu Security Management to select Service Status Setting The Service Status Setting window appears 3 Scroll down the main window until SFTP option appears 4 Click the SFTP link Figure 3 62 Service Status Setting Window SFTP SSHv2 SFTP Setting option window appears click ...

Page 196: ...window updates the information Table 3 21 SSHv2 SFTP Setting Parameters Parameter Value Description SSHv2 Server Enable See 3 1 6 SSHv2 Disable SSHv2 Client Enable Disable SFTP Disable Disables the SFTP service Enable Enable SFTP service to open or to close on demand Always Enable SFTP is always in service Auto Disable Enable Auto Disable disconnects a session automatically if no operation is carr...

Page 197: ...47 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 7 Verify the displayed SFTP information Figure 3 65 Service State Setting Window Service Status Figure 3 66 Service State Setting Window SFTP This step ends the procedure ...

Page 198: ... 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Setting then its submenu Security Management to select Service Status Setting The Service Status Setting window appears 3 Scroll down the main window until HTTP option appears 4 Click the HTTP link Figure 3 67 Service Status Setting Window HTTP The HTTP HTTPS Setting option window appears HTTP ...

Page 199: ...ox appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 3 69 Waring Dialog Box 8 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button Figure 3 70 Information Dialog Box 9 The Service Status Setting window updates the information Table 3 22 HTTP Setting Parameters Parameter Value Description HTTP Enable Running Enable HTTP service Disable Stopped Disable HTTP service TCP Port 1 to 65535 Set TCP Port of HTTP...

Page 200: ...EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 10 Confirm the displayed HTTP information Figure 3 71 Service Status Setting Window Service Status Figure 3 72 Service Status Setting Window HTTP This step ends the procedure ...

Page 201: ...ebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Setting then its submenu Security Management to select Service Status Setting The Service Status Setting window appears 3 Scroll the main window to display HTTPS appears 4 Click the HTTPS link Figure 3 73 Service Status Setting Window HTTPS The HTTPS Setting option window appears HTTPS ...

Page 202: ...when completed 7 Warning dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 3 75 Waring Dialog Box 8 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button Figure 3 76 Information Dialog Box Table 3 23 HTTPS Setting Parameters Parameter Value Description HTTP TCP Port See 3 12 HTTP HTTPS Enable Puts HTTPS Server into service Disable Disables HTTPS service TCP Port 1 to 65535 Set TCP Port of HTTP...

Page 203: ...NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 9 The Service Status Setting window updates the information 10 Confirm the displayed HTTPS information Figure 3 77 Service Status Setting Window Service Status Figure 3 78 Service Status Setting Window HTTPS This step ends the procedure ...

Page 204: ...settings of Remote Authentication Dial In User Service Server NOTE This operation is available only by users whose access level is Admin RADIUS Setting Specifies the method of authentications at login RADIUS Server Setting Specifies the setting values to User Service Server Clear RADIUS Server Removes the specified settings of RADIUS Server ...

Page 205: ...DIUS Procedure 3 15 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Setting then its submenu Security Management to select RADIUS Setting The RADIUS Setting window appears 3 Click the RADIUS link Figure 3 79 RADIUS Setting Window RADIUS Setting option window appears click ...

Page 206: ...ormation Dialog Box The RADIUS Setting window updates the information Table 3 24 RADIUS Setting Parameters Parameter Value Description Timeout 1 to 60 Specifies a period to expire the Accept Request message unit second Retry Count 0 to 5 Specifies the number of times to resend the Accept Request messages Default Permissions Operator Specifies the privilege levels to vendor specific messages that d...

Page 207: ...3 62 SECURITY MANAGEMENT GGS 000547 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 6 Verify the displayed information Figure 3 82 RADIUS Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 208: ...16 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Setting then its submenu Security Management to select RADIUS Setting The RADIUS Setting window appears 3 Click the RADIUS Server No link Figure 3 83 RADIUS Setting Window RADIUS Server Setting option window for the selected Server appears click ...

Page 209: ... the same password to Re Enter entry field for confirmation iii Click the OK button The Set Secret Key option window disappears Table 3 25 RADIUS Server Setting Parameters Parameter Value Description IP Address x x x x Enter the IP Address of RADIUS Server Port No 1 to 65535 Enter the number of Port connecting for authentication Encryption Method User Communication with a shared key for the authen...

Page 210: ... When the parameters are specified click the OK button 8 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 3 86 Information Dialog Box 9 The RADIUS Setting window updates the information Verify the displayed information Figure 3 87 RADIUS Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 211: ...pand Network Management Setting then its submenu Security Management to select RADIUS Setting The RADIUS Setting window appears 3 Click the Clear RADIUS Server tool button Figure 3 88 RADIUS Setting Window 4 Clear RADIUS Server option window appears Select the target RADIUS Server number from the No drop down list then click the OK button Figure 3 89 Clear RADIUS Server Option Window Clear RADIUS ...

Page 212: ...ox appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 3 90 Confirmation Dialog Box 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 3 91 Information Dialog Box 7 The RADIUS Setting window updates the formation Verify the displayed information Figure 3 92 RADIUS Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 213: ...3 68 END SECURITY MANAGEMENT GGS 000547 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING This page is intentionally left blank ...

Page 214: ...w The Equipment Setup allows more detailed settings than those done by the Easy Setup Wizard Some parameters are included in the Easy Setup Wizard Equipment Configuration Specifies NE Name Radio Configuration Specifies Channel Spacing Mode RF Frequency for Radio AMBR Configuration Specifies the mode type and range for AMBR ...

Page 215: ... 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Equipment Setup to select Equipment Configuration 3 The Equipment Configuration window appears Click Setup tool button on the tool bar Figure 4 1 Equipment Setup Equipment Configuration Window 4 Equipment Configuration option window appears Enter the equipment name to NE Name field then click the OK button Setup tool button ...

Page 216: ...iguration Option Window NOTE The display on the left shows the current setup while that on the right is for a user to edit the configuration Table 4 1 Equipment Configuration Parameter Parameter Value Description NE Name text field Enter the equipment name Valid value is 1 to 32 characters long Equipment Name OK button ...

Page 217: ...pleted Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 4 3 Information Dialog Box 6 The Equipment Setup Equipment Configuration window updates the information Confirm the displayed equipment configuration Figure 4 4 Equipment Setup Equipment Configuration Window example This step ends the procedure ...

Page 218: ... 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Equipment Setup to select Radio Configuration 3 The Equipment Setup Radio Configuration window appears Click Setup tool button on the tool bar Figure 4 5 Equipment Setup Radio Configuration Window Radio Configuration Step1 option window appears Setup tool button ...

Page 219: ...2 Detailed MODEM Setting Parameters 1 of 2 Parameter Value Description Channel Spacing enabled values depend on Software License 62 5MHz Specify the radio channel spacing separation NOTE Refer to 2 2 1 Radio Functions in Specification manual for the information regarding the combinations of Channel Spacing and Reference Modulations 125MHz 250MHz 500MHz 750MHz 1000MHz 2000MHz New Setting Next butto...

Page 220: ... Reference Modulations 8PSK 16 QAM 32 QAM 64 QAM 128 QAM 256 QAM Radio Mode High Capacity High System Gain can be selected when Channel Spacing is set to 750MHz High System Gain ETH Bandwidth Mbps read only Indicates the Ethernet bandwidth value that is automatically calculated TX RF Frequency MHz 71125 00 to 73625 00 Values for Sub Band A Lower Band 73375 00 to 75875 00 Values for Sub Band B Lowe...

Page 221: ...ed SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING Figure 4 7 Radio Configuration Step2 Window example Warning dialog box appears 7 Information dialog box appears Click OK button to proceed Figure 4 8 Information Dialog Box 8 Confirmation dialog box appears OK button ...

Page 222: ...EQUIPMENT SETUP 4 9 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E Figure 4 9 Confirmation Dialog Box Go to 4 4 AMBR Configuration Step 1 ...

Page 223: ...MBR Operation option window if it is not displayed i Launch and log in to WebLCT ii In the MENU frame on the left expand Equipment Setup to select AMBR Configuration The Equipment Setup AMBR Configuration window appears iii Click the Setup tool button Figure 4 10 Equipment Setup AMBR Configuration Window AMBR Configuration Step1 option window appears Setup tool button ...

Page 224: ... PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 1 Specify parameters in the New Setting option box Figure 4 11 AMBR Configuration Step1 Option Window Select the AMR AMBR Mode to enable the options Set the Range of modulations to be used during AMR AMBR operation New Setting Next button ...

Page 225: ...ation and Bandwidth Radio function AMR Mode Enables AMR Adaptive Modulation Radio function AMBR Mode Enables AMBR function AMBR Range MIN QPSK 1 4BW Specifies the Range of AMR AMBR The range MIN Reference Modulation is shown for choices to choose QPSK 1 4BW QPSK 1 2BW are shown in the AMBR Mode only QPSK 1 2BW QPSK 8PSK 16QAM 32QAM 64QAM 128QAM 256QAM MAX QPSK 1 4BW Specifies the Range of AMR AMBR...

Page 226: ...uration Step2 window appears Figure 4 12 AMBR Configuration Step2 Window 4 Confirm that the fields of modified parameters change to blue and then click the OK button 5 Warning dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 4 13 Warning Dialog Box 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button ...

Page 227: ...SOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING Figure 4 14 Information Dialog Box AMBR Configuration window updates the information 7 Confirm that all parameters are set Figure 4 15 AMBR Configuration Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 228: ...Port MODEM Port Inband Management VLAN LLDP Setting This option configures the Link Layer Discovery Protocol LLDP Routing Setting This option configures the static route information IP Access Control Setting This setting allows a user to filter IP packets on both the incoming and outgoing interfaces The filter can be effective on all the management interfaces except LCT Port ARP Setting This optio...

Page 229: ...N Setting 5 2 1 Ethernet Port Setting Procedure 5 1 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Setting to select Port VLAN Setting The Port VLAN Setting window appears 3 Click Ethernet Port Setting link Figure 5 1 Ethernet Port Setting Window Ethernet Port Setting ...

Page 230: ...rmation dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 5 2 Confirmation Dialog Box 5 Confirmation dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 5 3 Confirmation Dialog Box 6 Ethernet Port Setting option window appears Specify parameters Figure 5 4 Ethernet Port Setting Option Window ...

Page 231: ...tting Parameters Parameter Value Description Item DCN Port Mode User Port Selects the mode of DCN port Management Port LCT Management Port NMS Port Usage Used Set to use or not to use the Port for NMS NE1 Not Used Speed Status read only Indicates the current speed Duplex Status read only Indicates the current duplex status LCT Port Setting Restrict LCT Connection Any Not to restrict the WebLCT con...

Page 232: ...NETWORK MANAGEMENT 5 5 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 9 Confirm that all the parameters are set Figure 5 6 Port VLAN Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 233: ...ONING 5 2 2 MODEM Port Setting Procedure 5 2 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Setting to select Port VLAN Setting The Port VLAN Setting window appears 3 Click MODEM Port Setting link Figure 5 7 Port VLAN Setting Window MODEM Port Setting ...

Page 234: ...ormation dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Table 5 2 MODEM Port Setting Parameters Parameter Value Description ITEM MODEM Port Usage Used Set to use or not to use the MODEM Port Not Used M Plane Bandwidth Limitation Bandwidth Limitation Enable Set to limit or not to limit the M Plane bandwidth Disable Bandwidth 500 to 2000 Set the limitation of M Plane bandwidth unit kbps M Plane P...

Page 235: ... NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING Figure 5 9 Information Dialog Box The MODEM Port Setting option box in the Port VLAN Setting window updates the information 7 Confirm that all the parameters are set Figure 5 10 Port VLAN Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 236: ...iffers according to the use of VLAN mode on the user interfaces 5 2 3 1 For VLAN Mode 802 1Q Procedure 5 3 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Setting to select Port VLAN Setting The Port VLAN Setting window appears 3 Click Inband Management VLAN Setting link Figure 5 11 Port VLAN Setting Window Inband Management VLAN Setting ...

Page 237: ...Box The Inband Management VLAN Setting option box in the Port VLAN Setting window updates the information Table 5 3 Inband Management VLAN Setting Parameters Parameter Value Description ITEM Inband Management VLAN Usage Used Set to use or not to use VLAN Not Used VLAN ID 1 to 4094 Assign the VLAN ID to the Inband Management VLAN CoS 0 to 7 Assign the Class of Service VLAN Tag Setting This option i...

Page 238: ...ETWORK MANAGEMENT 5 11 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 7 Confirm that all the parameters are set Figure 5 14 Port VLAN Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 239: ...cedure 5 4 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Setting to select Port VLAN Setting The Port VLAN Setting window appears 3 Click Inband Management VLAN Setting link Figure 5 15 Port VLAN Setting Window Inband Management Setting option window appears Inband Management VLAN Setting ...

Page 240: ... Usage Used Set to use or not to use VLAN Not Used VLAN ID 1 to 4094 Assign the VLAN ID to the Inband Management VLAN CoS 0 to 7 Assign the Class of Service S VLAN ID Mapping 1 to 4094 Select the S VLAN ID on the user interfaces to be mapped to the inband Management VLAN VLAN Tag Setting VLAN Tag Type C Tag Enables the use of C Tag to the Inband Management VLAN S Tag Enables the use of S Tag to th...

Page 241: ...the OK button 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 5 17 Information Dialog Box The Inband Management VLAN Setting option box in the Port VLAN Setting window updates the information 7 Confirm that all the parameters are set Figure 5 18 Port VLAN Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 242: ... AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 5 2 4 VLAN Setting Link Clicking the VLAN Setting link moves to the 8 4 VLAN Setting window under the category of ETH Function Setting in Provisioning Figure 5 19 Link to VLAN Setting Window Link to VLAN Setting window ...

Page 243: ...aunch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Setting to select Bridge Setting The Bridge Setting window appears 3 Click Setup tool button on the tool bar Figure 5 20 Bridge Setting Window The Bridge Setting option window appears 4 Assign the appropriate value to each parameter Setup tool button ...

Page 244: ... assign Bridge Subnet Mask x x x x Enter the subnet mask Primary IP Address check box Tick a box to select a Bridge to assign the Primary IP Address NMS check box Tick a box to select a port to be accommodate in the Bridge MODEM check box Management VLAN Usage Used Set to use or not to use the Management VLAN Selecting Used enables the Management VLAN ID option below Not Used Management VLAN ID ch...

Page 245: ...VISIONING 5 When completed click the OK button 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 5 22 Information Dialog Box 7 Bridge Setting window updates the information Verify the displayed information Figure 5 23 Bridge Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 246: ...nch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Setting to select LLDP Setting The Bridge Setting window appears 3 Click Setup tool button on the tool bar Figure 5 24 LLDP Setting Window 4 LLDP Setting option window appears Specify parameters Figure 5 25 LLDP Setting Option Window Setup tool button ...

Page 247: ... Description TX Interval 5 to 32767 Specify the transmission interval unit second TX Hold 2 to 10 Specify the time to live value expressed as a multiple of TX Interval unit times Item Port NMS Link read only Indicates the current state LLDP Usage Used Select to set Use or Not to Use the Link Layer Discovery Protocol Selecting Used enables the LLDP Mode option below Unused LLDP Mode Standard Enable...

Page 248: ...dure 5 7 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Setting to select Routing Setting The Routing Setting window appears 3 Click a link of Routing Protocol Figure 5 28 Routing Setting Window 4 Routing Setting Routing Protocol option window appears Select Used or Not Used by clicking its radio button then click the OK button Figure 5 29 Routing Setting R...

Page 249: ...mation Dialog Box 6 The Routing Setting window updates the information Confirm that the newly added route information is displayed Figure 5 31 Routing Setting Window This step ends the procedure Table 5 7 Routing Setting Routing Protocol Parameters Parameter Value Description Routing Protocol Used Enable the use of Routing Protocol Nor Used Disables the use of Routing Protocol ...

Page 250: ...ng Setting Procedure 5 8 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Setting to select Routing Setting The Routing Setting window appears 3 Click Add tool button on the tool bar Figure 5 32 Routing Setting Window Routing Setting Add option window appears Add tool button ...

Page 251: ...og box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 5 34 Information Dialog Box 6 The Routing Setting window updates the information Confirm that the newly added route information is displayed Figure 5 35 Routing Setting Window This step ends the procedure Table 5 8 Routing Setting Add Parameters Parameter Value Description IP Address x x x x Enter the IP Address Subnet Mask x x x x Enter the sub...

Page 252: ...ng Procedure 5 9 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Configuration to select Routing Setting The Routing Setting window appears 3 Click the linked IP address of the target object Figure 5 36 Routing Setting Window Routing Setting Modify option window appears click the link ...

Page 253: ...k the OK button Figure 5 37 Routing Setting Modify Option Window 5 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 5 38 Information Dialog Box 6 The Routing Setting window updates the information Confirm the display for the modified information Figure 5 39 Routing Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 254: ...etting Procedure 5 10 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Setting to select Routing Setting The Routing Setting window appears 3 Click Delete tool button on the tool bar Figure 5 40 Routing Setting Window Routing Setting Delete option window appears Delete tool button ...

Page 255: ...click the OK button Figure 5 41 Routing Setting Delete Option Window 5 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 5 42 Information Dialog Box 6 The Routing Setting option window updates the information Confirm that the selected network address has been removed Figure 5 43 Routing Setting Option Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 256: ...d log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Configuration to select IP Access Control Setting The IP Access Control Setting window appears 3 In the Input Filter List tabbed page click the Add Entry tool button on the tool bar Figure 5 44 IP Access Control Setting Window The Input Filter Entry Add option window appears Input Filter List tab Add Entry tool button ...

Page 257: ... packets 0 0 0 0 Any Protocol Any Selects no specific Protocol ICMP Selects Internet Control Message Protocol TCP Selects TCP IP Protocol Selecting this option enables the Destination Port option UDP Selects User Datagram Protocol Selecting this option enables Destination Port option Other Selecting Other enables the field below to set the Port Number Valid values are 1 to 255 Destination Port Any...

Page 258: ...t Configuration menu For in band interface filter entries are applied to the traffic that is toward the CPU where the traffic is sent to the next hop 5 When completed click the OK button Information dialog box appears 6 Click the OK button to proceed Figure 5 46 Information Dialog Box The IP Access Control Setting window updates the information 7 Confirm that the newly added filter information dis...

Page 259: ...CT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management Configuration to select IP Access Control Setting The IP Access Control Setting window appears 3 In the Input Filter List tabbed page click the Entry No of the target Figure 5 48 IP Access Control Setting Window The Input Filter Entry Modify option window appears Entry Number s Input Filter List tab ...

Page 260: ...urce IP Address of the incoming packets Protocol Any Selects no specific Protocol ICMP Selects Internet Control Message Protocol TCP Selects TCP IP Protocol Selecting this option enables the Destination Port option UDP Selects User Datagram Protocol Selecting this option enables the Destination Port option Other Selecting Other enables the field below to set the Port Numbers Destination Port Any c...

Page 261: ... click the OK button Information dialog box appears 6 Click the OK button to proceed Figure 5 50 Information Dialog Box The IP Access Control Setting window updates the information 7 Confirm that the modified filter information is displayed Figure 5 51 IP Address Control Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 262: ...t to select IP Access Control Setting The IP Access Control Setting window appears 3 In the Input Filter List tabbed page click the Delete Entry tool button on the tool bar Figure 5 52 IP Access Control Setting Window 4 The Input Filter Entry Delete option window appears Enter the target Entry No then click the OK button Figure 5 53 Input Filter Entry Delete Option Window Input Filter List tab Del...

Page 263: ...K button to proceed Figure 5 54 Confirmation Dialog Box 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button Figure 5 55 Confirmation Dialog Box 7 The IP Access Control Setting window updates the information Confirm that the selected filter information has been removed Figure 5 56 IP Access Control Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 264: ...and Network Management to select IP Access Control Setting The IP Access Control Setting window appears 3 In the Input Filter List tabbed page click the Modify Rule tool button on the tool bar Figure 5 57 IP Access Control Setting Window 4 The Input Filter Rule option window appears Set the filter conditions Figure 5 58 Input Filter Rule Option Window Input Filter List tab Modify Rule tool button ...

Page 265: ...he information Confirm that the modified filter information is displayed Figure 5 60 IP Access Control Setting Window This step ends the procedure Table 5 11 Input Filter Rule Parameters Parameter Value Description Input Filter Rule Enable Enables the configured input filters Disable Disables the configured input filters Default Action Permit Forwards an IP packet that does not meet the configured...

Page 266: ...to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management to select IP Access Control Setting The IP Access Control Setting window appears 3 In the Forwarding Filter List tabbed page click the Add Entry tool button on the tool bar Figure 5 61 IP Access Control Window The Forwarding Filter Entry Add option window appears Forwarding Filter List tab Add Entry tool button ...

Page 267: ...ry number Input Index Any Selects the ingress port Bridge01 to Bridge06 Output Index Any Selects the egress port Bridge01 to Bridge06 Source IP Address x x x x Specify the Source IP Address to output packets Source Subnet Mask x x x x Specify the Subnet Mask of the Source IP Address for output packets Destination IP Address x x x x Specify the Destination IP Address to output packets Destination S...

Page 268: ...electing TCP or UDP enables the Source Port and Destination Port options ICMP TCP UDP Other Source Port Any check box Check leave a tick in the check box to set no specific port for the source 1 to 65535 Select a port for the source Destination Port Any check box Check leave a tick in the check box to set no specific port for the destination 1 to 65535 Select a port for the destination Action Perm...

Page 269: ... 000547 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 7 Confirm that the newly added filter information is displayed Figure 5 64 IP Access Control Setting Window scrolled to right end This step ends the procedure ...

Page 270: ...e left expand Equipment Setup then expand Network Management to select IP Access Control Setting The IP Access Control Setting window appears 3 In the Forwarding Filter List tabbed page click the Entry No of the target Figure 5 65 IP Access Control Setting Window Forwarding Filter Entry Modify option window appears 4 Modify the filter conditions Entry Number s Forwarding Filter List tab ...

Page 271: ...y No Input Index Any Selects the ingress port Bridge01 to Bridge06 Output Index Any Selects the egress port Bridge01 to Bridge06 Source IP Address x x x x Specify the Source IP Address to output packets Source Subnet Mask x x x x Specify the Subnet Mask of the Source IP Address for output packets Destination IP Address x x x x Specify the Destination IP Address to output packets Destination Subnet...

Page 272: ...electing TCP or UDP enables the Source Port and Destination Port options ICMP TCP UDP Other Source Port Any check box Check leave a tick in the check box to set no specific port for the source 1 to 65535 Select a port for the source Destination Port Any check box Check leave a tick in the check box to set no specific port for the destination 1 to 65535 Select a port for the destination Action Perm...

Page 273: ...00547 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 7 Confirm the display for the modified filter conditions Figure 5 68 IP Access Control Setting Window Scrolled to the rightmost field This step ends the procedure ...

Page 274: ...l Setting The IP Access Control Setting window appears 3 In the Forwarding Filter List tabbed page click the Delete Entry tool button on the tool bar Figure 5 69 IP Access Control Setting Window 4 Forwarding Filter Entry Delete option window appears Enter the Entry No of the target then click the OK button Figure 5 70 Forwarding Filter Entry Delete Option Window Confirmation dialog box appears For...

Page 275: ...igure 5 71 Confirmation Dialog Box 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 5 72 Information Dialog Box The IP Access Control Setting window updates the information 7 Confirm that the selected filter information has been removed Figure 5 73 IP Access Control Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 276: ...left expand Network Management to select IP Access Control Setting The IP Access Control Setting window appears 3 In the Forwarding Filter List tabbed page click the Modify Rule tool button on the tool bar Figure 5 74 IP Access Control Setting Window 4 Forwarding Filter Rule option window appears Modify the filter condition Figure 5 75 Forwarding Filter Rule Option Window Forwarding Filter List ta...

Page 277: ...ation Confirm the display for the modified filter information Figure 5 77 IP Access Control Setting Window This step ends the procedure Table 5 14 Forwarding Filter Rule Parameters Parameter Value Description Forwarding Filter Rule Enable Enables the configured forwarding filters Disable Disables the configured forwarding filters Default Action Permit Forwards an IP packet that does not meet the c...

Page 278: ...tab The ARP Cache data appears Figure 5 78 ARP Setting Window This step ends the procedure Table 5 15 ARP Cache Parameters Parameter Value Description IP Address read only Indicates the IP Address corresponding to the media dependent physical address MAC Address read only Indicates the media dependent physical address Type read only Indicates the type of mapping State read only Indicates the Neigh...

Page 279: ...the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management to select ARP Setting The ARP Setting window appears 3 In the Static ARP tabbed page click the Add tool button on the tool bar Figure 5 79 ARP Setting Window 4 ARP Setting Add option window appears Enter the IP Address and MAC Address to assign ARP configuration Figure 5 80 ARP Setting Add Option Window Static ARP tab Add tool button ...

Page 280: ...Click the OK button to proceed Figure 5 81 Information Dialog Box 7 The ARP Setting window updates the information Confirm the display for the added ARP information Figure 5 82 ARP Setting Window This step ends the procedure Table 5 16 ARP setting Parameters Parameter Value Description IP Address x x x x Enter the IP address MAC Address x x x x Enter the MAC Address ...

Page 281: ...and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management to select ARP Setting The ARP Setting window appears 3 In the Static ARP tabbed page click the IP Address link of target Static ARP Figure 5 83 ARP Setting Window ARP Setting Modify option window appears 4 Modify the MAC Address to assign ARP configuration Static ARP tab click ...

Page 282: ...g Modify Option Window 5 When completed click the OK button Information dialog box appears 6 Click the OK button to proceed Figure 5 85 Information Dialog Box 7 The ARP Setting window updates the information Confirm the display for the modified ARP information Figure 5 86 ARP Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 283: ...ting Procedure 5 22 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management to select ARP Setting The ARP Setting window appears 3 In the Static ARP tabbed page click the Delete tool button Figure 5 87 ARP Setting Window ARP Setting Modify option window appears Static ARP tab Delete tool button ...

Page 284: ...registered addresses Figure 5 88 ARP Setting Delete Option Window 5 When completed click the OK button 6 Confirmation dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 5 89 Confirmation Dialog Box 7 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 5 90 Information Dialog Box The ARP Setting window updates the information Tick this box to select all ...

Page 285: ... NETWORK MANAGEMENT GGS 000547 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 8 Confirm the display for the removed ARP information Figure 5 91 ARP Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 286: ... 5 8 1 Set DHCP Server Procedure 5 23 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management to select DHCP Server Relay Setting 3 The DHCP Server Relay Setting window appears Click DHCP No Figure 5 92 DHCP Server Relay Setting Window DHCP Server Relay Setting option window appears DHCP number ...

Page 287: ...gistered and available Bridge numbers IP addresses is are listed to be selected DHCP Server Address This option is enabled when the choice is DHCP Relay IP Address Range Start 192 168 xxx xxx Specify the starting address of the range of Class C Private IP Address IP Address Range End 192 168 yyy yyy Specify the ending address of the range of Class C Private IP Address Exception Start Specify the s...

Page 288: ...Interface Set the same Default Gate Way as that of Bridge Interface to lease The Bridge numbers have been selected by the Network Management procedures Specify Specify the Default Gateway Address Disabled No Default Gateway will be leased DNS Server Address Used Selects to use DNS Server Not Used Selects not to use DNS Server Primary When the option above DNS Server Address selects Used these opti...

Page 289: ...he DHCP Server Relay Setting window updates the information Confirm the display for the modified filter information Type IP Address Selecting this option allows to enter the IP Address into the Value field below String Selecting this option allows to enter the alpha numeral characters into the Value field below Octet String Selecting this option allows to enter the information by octet strings int...

Page 290: ...NETWORK MANAGEMENT 5 63 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E Figure 5 96 DHCP Server Relay Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 291: ...Procedure 5 24 Set DHCP Relay 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Network Management to select DHCP Server Relay Setting 3 The DHCP Server Relay Setting window appears Click DHCP No Figure 5 97 DHCP Server Relay Setting Window DHCP Server Relay Setting option window appears DHCP number ...

Page 292: ...erver Relay Setting Parameters Parameter Value Description Server Relay Disable Not to use DHCP DHCP Server Do not select this choice here DHCP Relay Set DHCP Relay Bridge No IP Address available No and IP addresses Registered and available Bridge numbers IP addresses is are listed to be selected DHCP Server Address 192 168 xxx xxx This option is enabled when the choice is DHCP Relay IP Address Ra...

Page 293: ...TWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 6 Click the OK button to proceed Figure 5 99 Information Dialog Box 7 The DHCP Server Relay Setting window updates the information Confirm the displayed information Figure 5 100 DHCP Server Relay Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 294: ...Add MAC Address Procedure 5 25 1 In the WebLCT menu frame expand Network Management Setting to select DHCP Server Relay Setting 2 The DHCP Server Relay Setting window appears Click Add MAC Address tool button Figure 5 101 DHCP Server Relay Setting Window The Add MAC Address option window appears Add MAC Address tool button ...

Page 295: ...ure 5 103 Information Dialog Box The DHCP Server Relay Setting window updates the information Table 5 20 Add MAC Address Parameters Parameter Value Description MAC Address aa bb cc dd ee ff Specify MAC Address Distribution Rule Auto IP Address is assigned automatically Reject Rejects the specified MAC Address Fixed Fixes the address manually Selecting this option enables the IP Address option belo...

Page 296: ...ENT 5 69 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 6 Confirm the display for the added MAC Address information Figure 5 104 DHCP Server Relay Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 297: ...AC Address Procedure 5 26 1 In the WebLCT menu frame expand Network Management Setting to select DHCP Server Relay Setting 2 The DHCP Server Relay Setting window appears Click the number of target MAC Address to modify Figure 5 105 DHCP Server Relay Setting Window The Modify MAC Address option window appears click ...

Page 298: ...5 107 Information Dialog Box The DHCP Server Relay Setting window updates the information Table 5 21 Modify MAC Address Parameters Parameter Value Description MAC Address aa bb cc dd ee ff Specify MAC Address Distribution Rule Auto IP Address is assigned automatically Reject Rejects the specified MAC Address Fixed Fixes the address manually Selecting this option enables the IP Address option below...

Page 299: ...AGEMENT GGS 000547 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 6 Confirm the display for the modified MAC Address information Figure 5 108 DHCP Server Relay Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 300: ...s Procedure 5 27 1 In the WebLCT menu frame expand Network Management Setting to select DHCP Server Relay Setting 2 The DHCP Server Relay Setting window appears Click the Delete MAC Address tool button Figure 5 109 DHCP Server Relay Setting Window The Delete MAC Address option window appears Delete MAC Address tool button ...

Page 301: ... on top selects all the registered MAC Addresses Figure 5 110 Delete MAC Address Option Window 4 When completed click the OK button 5 Confirmation dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 5 111 Confirmation Dialog Box 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 5 112 Information Dialog Box Tick this box to select all ...

Page 302: ...ced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 7 The DHCP Server Relay Setting window updates the information Confirm the display for the removed MAC Address es Figure 5 113 DHCP Server Relay Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 303: ...y Procedure 5 28 1 In the WebLCT menu frame expand Network Management Setting to select DHCP Server Relay Setting 2 The DHCP Server Relay Setting window appears Click Forced Release IP Address tool button Figure 5 114 DHCP Server Relay Setting Window The Modify MAC Address option window appears Forced Release IP Address tool button ...

Page 304: ...ing a box on top selects all the registered addresses Figure 5 115 Delete MAC Address Option Window 4 When completed click the OK button 5 Confirmation dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 5 116 Confirmation Dialog Box 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 5 117 Information Dialog Box Tick this box to select all ...

Page 305: ...PASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 7 The DHCP Server Relay Setting window updates the information Confirm the display for the released IP Address Figure 5 118 DHCP Server Relay Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 306: ... 1 In the MENU frame on the left expand the Network Management Setting to select Date Time Setting The Date Time Setting window appears 2 Click the Modify tool button Figure 5 119 Date Time Setting Window 3 Date Time Setting dialog box appears Enter the appropriate values See Table 5 22 also Figure 5 120 Date Time Setting Box Modify tool button ...

Page 307: ...he Date Time Setting window updates the information Check the date and time settings Figure 5 122 Date Time Setting Window This step ends the procedure Table 5 22 Configuration Data to Upload Data Description Date Enter a date month day year Time Enter the current time hour minute second Time Zone Set the Time Zone by adding reducing hours to from GMT Range Hours 15 to 15 and Minutes 00 to 59 Disp...

Page 308: ...s Set MODEM Function Configures the port radio switch ATPC MTPC power etc for MODEM Set ETH Function Configures the Ethernet Port VLAN ETH OAM RSTP QOS Link Loss Forwarding etc Set Equipment Clock and Synchronization Sets the internal clock external clock and timing source Assign Alarm AIS Settings Sets the alarm severity and relevant settings of AIS Assign PMON RMON Settings Sets the threshold of...

Page 309: ...6 2 END PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING This page is intentionally left blank ...

Page 310: ...ion Users can configure the port radio switch ATPC MTPC power etc for MODEM MODEM Port Setting Specifies the port name of each MODEM TX Power Setting Specifies the threshold of TX power and RX power in MTPC ATPC configuration ALM Mode Setting Specifies the ATPC power mode and ALM mode for RF communication failure ...

Page 311: ...t Name to each MODEM Procedure 7 1 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu MODEM Function Setting to select MODEM Port Setting The MODEM Port Setting window appears 3 Click a MODEM to configure Figure 7 1 MODEM Port Setting Window MODEM Port Setting option window appears click ...

Page 312: ...ppears 6 Click the OK button to proceed Figure 7 3 Information Dialog Box Table 7 1 MODEM Port Setting Parameter Parameter Value Description Port Name text field Specify a Port Name Valid value 0 to 32 characters long Local Compression Mode Header Compression Mode Disable Disables Header Compression function Enable Enables Header Compression function Remote Compression Mode Header Compression Mode...

Page 313: ... NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 7 The MODEM Port Setting window updates the information Confirm the displayed information Figure 7 4 MODEM Port Setting Window 1 2 on the left Figure 7 5 MODEM Port Setting Window 2 2 scroll to the right This step ends the procedure ...

Page 314: ...de Procedure 7 2 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu MODEM Function Setting to select TX Power Setting The TX Power Setting window appears 3 Click a MODEM Link to configure Figure 7 6 TX Power Setting Window 4 TX Power Setting option window appears Assign the appropriate value to each parameter Figure 7 7 TX Power Setting Option Window...

Page 315: ... Verify the displayed parameters Figure 7 9 TX Power Setting Window This step ends the procedure Table 7 2 TX Power Setting Parameters ATPC Parameter Value Description ATPC Range MAX Range of values depends on the modulating method Sets the maximum level of TX Power for ATPC Mode unit dBm ATPC Range MIN Sets the minimum level of TX Power for ATPC Mode unit dBm MTPC TX Power Not editable RX Thresho...

Page 316: ...In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu MODEM Function Setting to select TX Power Setting The TX Power Setting window appears 3 Click a MODEM Link to configure Figure 7 10 TX Power Setting Window 4 TX Power Setting option window appears Assign the appropriate value to each parameter Figure 7 11 TX Power Setting Option Window click ...

Page 317: ... window updates the information 7 Verify the displayed parameters Figure 7 13 TX Power Setting Window This step ends the procedure Table 7 3 TX Power Setting Parameters MTPC Parameter Value Description ATPC Range MAX Not editable ATPC Range MIN Not editable MTPC TX Power Range of values depends on the modulating method Set the TX Power level in MTPC Mode RX Threshold 90 to 30 Set the input thresho...

Page 318: ...g in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu MODEM Function Setting to select ALM Mode Setting The ALM Mode Setting window appears 3 Click a MODEM Link to configure Figure 7 14 ALM Mode Setting Window 4 ALM Mode Setting option window appears Assign the appropriate value to each parameter Figure 7 15 ALM Mode Setting Option Window click ...

Page 319: ...6 Click the OK button to proceed Figure 7 16 Information Dialog Box 7 The ALM Mode Setting window updates the information Verify the displayed parameters Figure 7 17 ALM Mode Setting Window This step ends the procedure Table 7 4 ALM Mode Setting Parameters Parameter Value Description ATPC Power Mode MAX Increases the TX Power to the maximum value MIN Decreases the TX Power to the minimum value Hol...

Page 320: ... enables multiple devices that are separated physically can communicate as they are located in a same broadcast domain and also protect the data from sending to other domain even they may connect physically This function provides the abilities of creating configuring and deleting the VLAN FDB Setting iPASOLINK can learn the MAC address of the Ethernet frame dynamically and save the port MAC addres...

Page 321: ...ion switch and load balancing are realized by G 8032 Ethernet Ring Protection The maintenance can be done with minimum service affecting by the administrative operation such as manual forced switching Load balancing works under the normal operation and the higher priority traffic can be secured by QoS management Fast Switch over 50ms with 3 3ms period hardware based ETH CC Administrative operation...

Page 322: ...ferent priority to different applications users or data flow or to guarantee a certain level of performance to a data flow User can configure Class Classification Ingress Policer Egress QoS and SP TDM E1 QoS on MODEM to realize differential service strategy Filter Settings This function provides layer2 filtering parameter database based user plane discarding filter for solving security issue Param...

Page 323: ...he function that mandatory shuts down the port on the destination NE if local NE detects unidirectional link problem Broadcast Storm Control Setting This function discards flooding frames in a specific interface without transferring This function can set also flooding transferring control in unit of ETH port including MODEM port By specifying the bandwidth of broadcast frame multicast frame and un...

Page 324: ... Procedure 8 1 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select Equipment Setting The Equipment Setting window appears 3 Click the Bridge Setting link on the option box Figure 8 1 Equipment Setting Window Bridge Setting option window appears Bridge Setting ...

Page 325: ...port for different VLANs to communicate with each other through a Layer 3 network device 802 1ad Allows the switches in a service provider network to transparently carry customer s Layer 2 control frames separate from the service provider s traffic and from other traffic in the service provider s network Default VID 1 to 4094 Enter the default VID of the equipment default 1 Default VLAN TPID C Tag...

Page 326: ...PASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 7 The Equipment Setting window updates the information Verify the displayed parameters Figure 8 4 Equipment Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 327: ... Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select Equipment Setting The Equipment Setting window appears 3 Click the Max Frame Size Setting link on the option box Figure 8 5 Equipment Setting Window Max Frame Size Setting option window appears Max Frame Setting ...

Page 328: ...6 Max Frame Size Setting Option Window 5 When completed click the OK button Information dialog box appears 6 Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 7 Information Dialog Box Table 8 2 Max Frame Size Setting Parameters Parameter Value Description 10GbE GbE MAX Frame Size 64 to 9600 Specifies the maximum frame size for a 10GbE GbE Giga bit Ethernet port unit byte FE MAX Frame Size 64 to 2000 Specifi...

Page 329: ... GGS 000547 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 7 The Equipment Setting window updates the information Verify the displayed parameters Figure 8 8 Bridge Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 330: ...e 8 3 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select Equipment Setting The Equipment Setting window appears 3 Click the Other Setting link on the option box Figure 8 9 Equipment Setting Window Other Setting option window appears Other Setting ...

Page 331: ... box appears 6 Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 11 Information Dialog Box Table 8 3 Other Setting Parameters Parameter Value Description Aging On Off On Enables the FDB Forwarding Data Base to delete the learnt MAC Address if it is not updated for a certain period specified by the FDB Aging Time Off Disables the Aging function FDB Aging Time 5 to 163680 Specifies the aging time period when ...

Page 332: ...PASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 7 The Equipment Setting window updates the information Verify the displayed parameters Figure 8 12 Equipment Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 333: ...rocedure 8 4 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select ETH Port Setting The ETH Port Setting window appears 3 Click the desired Port No to configure Figure 8 13 ETH Port Setting Window ETH Port Setting option window appears Port No ...

Page 334: ... Enter the Ethernet Port name Valid value is zero to 32 characters long 10GbE Usage Enable Specifies to use the port as 10 Gbit s Ethernet interface Disable Specifies not to use the port as 10 Gbit s Ethernet interface Media Type Electrical Specifies the SFP Port to the Electrical use Optical Specifies the SFP Port to the Optical use Speed AUTO Sets Autonegotiation to select the speed at establish...

Page 335: ...specifying this port to the Equipment Clock Reference forcibly assigns and fixes this port to Slave In this circumstance if the opposing site has the same settings as well the Ethernet link will not be able to get established Disable LLDP Usage Enable Selects to use LLDP Disable Selects not to use LLDP LLDP Mode Standard Enables to run the standard DP MAC Proprietary MAC Enable to run NEC propriet...

Page 336: ...7 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E Figure 8 16 ETH Port Setting Window 1 2 scroll to the left Figure 8 17 ETH Port Setting Window 2 2 scroll to the right This step ends the procedure ...

Page 337: ...in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select VLAN Setting The VLAN Setting window appears 3 In the VLAN List tabbed page click the Add VLAN ID button on the tool bar Figure 8 18 VLAN Setting Window VLAN List Tab example 802 1q The Add VLAN ID option window appears VLAN List tab Add VLAN ID tool button ...

Page 338: ...t which is only to limit the number of VLAN IDs to display in the beginning Entering a specific number or a range e g 4000 4094 for VLAN IDs 4000 to 4094 retrieves VLAN IDs as entered To display all remove the entry to leave the field blank and click the Search button iii When registering multiple VLAN IDs xxxx xxxx 0001 to 4094 is automatically added to each VLAN Service Name The maximum number o...

Page 339: ...o be registered already exist s that those VLAN ID s is are ignored in other words not to overwrite the existing IDs but the remaining VLAN IDs will be registered 5 When completed click the OK button Information dialog box appears 6 Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 20 Information Dialog Box 7 The VLAN Setting window updates the information Verify the displayed parameters Figure 8 21 VLAN Se...

Page 340: ...2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select VLAN Setting The VLAN Setting window appears 3 In the VLAN List tabbed page select the target object by clicking the VLAN Service Name Figure 8 22 VLAN Setting VLAN List Tab example 802 1q Modify VLAN Service Name option window appears VLAN List tab select a target object ...

Page 341: ...ext box then click the OK button Figure 8 23 Modify VLAN Service Name Option Window example 802 1q 5 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 24 Information Dialog Box 6 The VLAN Setting window updates the information Verify the displayed parameters Figure 8 25 VLAN Setting Window example 802 1q This step ends the procedure ...

Page 342: ... 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then expand ETH Function Setting to select VLAN Setting The VLAN Setting window appears 3 In the VLAN List tabbed page click the Delete VLAN ID tool button on the tool bar Figure 8 26 VLAN Setting Window VLAN List Tab example 802 1q The Delete VLAN ID option window appears VLAN List tab Delete VLAN ID tool button ...

Page 343: ...Service Name 5 When completed click the OK button NOTE A VLAN ID that has an assignment s cannot be removed Check other settings if the target VLAN ID is not removed from the list 6 Confirmation dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 29 Confirmation Dialog Box 7 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 30 Information Dialog Box Multiple numbers ran...

Page 344: ...EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 8 The VLAN Setting window updates the information Verify the displayed parameters Figure 8 31 VLAN Setting Window VLAN List Tab example 802 1q This step ends the procedure ...

Page 345: ...ebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select VLAN Setting The VLAN Setting window appears 3 In the VLAN Setting tabbed page click a port number listed under the Port to register VLAN settings Figure 8 32 VLAN Setting Window VLAN Setting Tab VLAN Setting option window appears VLAN Setting tab Port Numbers ...

Page 346: ...G GGS 000547 01E 4 From the Port Type drop down list select a Port Type Access Tunnel or Trunk and specify the required parameters according to the selected port type Figure 8 33 VLAN Setting Option Window NOTE For MODEM Trunk is the only choice to select Port Type drop down list ...

Page 347: ...Figure 8 34 VLAN Setting Option Window Access Click a radio button of the target VLAN ID under the Untag Frame Assignment Access Port for an access port The untagged frames pass through the ports selected here Incoming tagged frames except for those with matching VLAN IDs are discarded at the ports selected here ...

Page 348: ...ow Tunnel Tick the check box of the VLAN that is to configure the port type Tunnel At the ports selected here any frame types either untagged or tagged with any VLAN ID are unconditionally tagged Outer tag with the VLAN ID which is checked in the list When the port is configured as Tunnel all the check boxes in L2CP Transparency windows are enabled ...

Page 349: ...indow Trunk Tick the check boxes of the VLANs that are to configure the port type Trunk At the ports selected here tagged frames with the VLAN IDs that are checked in the list are allowed to pass through An untagged frame will be assigned with the VLAN ID of the selected VLAN in Untag Frame Assignment column Other types of frames are discarded ...

Page 350: ...ws the selected tagged and untagged frames to pass through An untagged frame will be assigned with the specified VLAN ID X VLAN Assignment Clear button Clicking here removes ticks from all check boxes Enable check box Tick the check box to select a VLAN to assign the selected port type configuration Untag Frame Assignment Access Port radio button Clicking the radio button assigns a VLAN ID to the ...

Page 351: ...OVISIONING 5 When completed click the OK button of the VLAN Setting option window Figure 8 38 VLAN Setting Option Window Trunk 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 39 Information Dialog Box The VLAN Setting window returns This step ends the procedure ...

Page 352: ...o WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then expand ETH Function Setting to select VLAN Setting The VLAN Setting window appears 3 In the VLAN Setting tabbed page click a port number listed under the Port to register VLAN settings Figure 8 40 VLAN Setting Window VLAN Setting Tab VLAN Setting option window appears VLAN Setting tab Port Numbers ...

Page 353: ...ed SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 4 Select a Port Type and specify the required parameters according to the selected port type Figure 8 41 VLAN Setting Option Window NOTE When the target port is MODEM Port S Trunk is the only choice to select Port Type ...

Page 354: ...8 7 VLAN Setting Parameters C Access Parameter Value Description Port VLAN Configuration read only Indicates the information of selected port VLAN Assignment VLAN Mode 802 1ad Indicates the VLAN Mode of the selected port Port Type C Access Allows untagged frames C Tagged frames and frames with matching S VLAN ID to pass through X VLAN Assignment Clear button Clicking here removes ticks from all ch...

Page 355: ... discarded Table 8 8 VLAN Setting Parameters S Trunk Parameter Value Description Port VLAN Configuration read only Indicates the information of selected port VLAN Assignment VLAN Mode 802 1ad Indicates the VLAN Mode of the selected port Port Type S Trunk Allows selected tagged frames and untagged frames to pass through For an untagged frame the specified S VLAN ID is applied X VLAN Assignment Clea...

Page 356: ...N ID that are checked in the list will be allowed to pass through The C Tagged frames will be assigned with an S VLAN ID of the selected VLAN in C tagFrame Assignment column The other frames will be discarded Figure 8 45 Modify C VLAN ID Option Window click i To enter the C VLAN ID click the Undefined link under the C VLAN ID The C VLAN ID option window appears ii Enter the ID or the appropriate v...

Page 357: ...Port Type C Bridge Allows the selected tagged frames to pass through Untagged frames are discarded For an outer tag with matching C VLAN ID S Tag corresponding to the C Tag will be applied then pass through X VLAN Assignment Clear Removes a tick s in check box es below cancels selections Enable check box Tick the check box to select a VLAN to assign the selected port type configuration C Tag Frame...

Page 358: ...5 When completed click the OK button 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 47 Information Dialog Box The VLAN Setting window updates the information 7 Verify the displayed information Figure 8 48 VLAN Setting Window VLAN Setting Tab This step ends the procedure ...

Page 359: ...8 10 FDB Setting Equipment 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then expand ETH Function Setting to select FDB Setting The FDB Setting window appears 3 In the FDB Setting tabbed page click the Equipment link Figure 8 49 FDB Setting FDB Setting Tab FDB Setting Equipment option window appears Equipment link ...

Page 360: ...ation Table 8 10 FDB Setting Parameters Parameter Value Description Learning MAX Size 1 to 32384 Specify the maximum size or the learning MAC Address entries Learning Limit Mode Forwarding If the incoming frame that is from a new MAC Address exceeds the maximum size of FDB the frame without learning this source MAC Address will be forwarded Discard If the incoming frame that is from a new MAC Addr...

Page 361: ...42 Set ETH Function GGS 000547 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 7 Verify the displayed information Figure 8 52 FDB Setting Window FDB Setting Tab This step ends the procedure ...

Page 362: ...d log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select FDB Setting The FDB Setting window appears 3 In the FDB Setting tabbed page select Service tab then click on the desired VLAN ID number to configure Figure 8 53 FDB Setting Window FDB Setting Tab FDB Setting option window appears Service tab VLAN ID ...

Page 363: ...Figure 8 55 Information Dialog Box The FDB Setting window updates the information Table 8 11 FDB Setting VLAN ID Parameters Parameter Value Description Learning MAX Size 0 to 32512 Specify the maximum size or the learning MAC Address entries Learning Limit Mode Forwarding If the incoming frame that is from a new MAC Address exceeds the maximum size of FDB the frame without learning this source MAC...

Page 364: ...t ETH Function 8 45 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 7 Verify the displayed information Figure 8 56 FDB Setting Window FDB Setting Tab This step ends the procedure ...

Page 365: ...WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select FDB Setting The FDB Setting window appears 3 In the FDB Setting tabbed page select Port tab then click on the desired Port number to configure Figure 8 57 FDB Setting Window FDB Setting Tab FDB Setting option window appears Port tab Port Number ...

Page 366: ...ormation dialog box appears 6 Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 59 Information Dialog Box The FDB Setting window updates the information Table 8 12 FDB Setting VLAN ID Parameters Parameter Value Description FDB Learning Enable Select to enable disable the FDB Learning Selecting Enable enables the Learning MAX Size filed below Disable Learning MAX Size Port 0 to 32384 Specify the maximum size...

Page 367: ...48 Set ETH Function GGS 000547 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 7 Verify the displayed information Figure 8 60 FDB Setting Window FDB Setting Tab This step ends the procedure ...

Page 368: ...rocedure 8 13 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select FDB Setting The FDB Setting window appears 3 In the Static Entry tabbed page click the Add tool button Figure 8 61 FDD Setting Window Static Entry Tab Static Entry Add option window appears Add tool button ...

Page 369: ... 63 Information Dialog Box The FDB Setting window updates the information Table 8 13 FDB Setting Static Entry Parameters Parameter Value Description Item Available part Names of available registered part are shown in the drop down list Select the target part Port Available port Available registered ports are shown in the drop down list Select the target port MAC Address xx xx xx xx xx xx Enter the...

Page 370: ...t ETH Function 8 51 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 7 Verify the displayed information Figure 8 64 FDB Setting Window Static Entry Tab This step ends the procedure ...

Page 371: ...WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select FDB Setting The FDB Setting window appears 3 Select the Static Entry tab then click the Entry No of the target to modify Figure 8 65 FDB Setting Window Static Entry Tab Static Entry Static Entry No xxx option window for the selected object appears Entry No ...

Page 372: ...hen click the OK button Figure 8 66 Static Entry Option Window 5 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 67 Information Dialog Box 6 The FDB Setting window updates the information Verify the displayed information Figure 8 68 FDB Setting Window Static Entry Tab This step ends the procedure ...

Page 373: ...d log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select FDB Setting The FDB Setting window appears 3 Select the Static Entry tab then click the Delete tool button Figure 8 69 Static Entry Setting Window Static Entry Delete option window for the selected object appears Delete tool button ...

Page 374: ...rget object then click the OK button Ticking the check box on the title bar selects all Figure 8 70 Static Entry Option Window Confirmation dialog box appears 5 Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 71 Confirmation Dialog Box 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 72 Information Dialog Box ...

Page 375: ...000547 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 7 The FDB Setting window updates the information Verify the displayed information Figure 8 73 FDB Setting Window Static Entry Tab This step ends the procedure ...

Page 376: ...mediate Point 8 6 1 OAM MEG Tab 8 6 1 1 Add MEG Index Procedure 8 16 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select ETH OAM Setting The ETH OAM Setting window appears 3 In the OAM MEG tabbed page click the Add MEG tool button Figure 8 74 ETH OAM Setting Window OAM MEG Tab OAM MEG Setting Add option window appears Ad...

Page 377: ... Value Description MEG Index 1 to 128 Set MEG Index number Maintenance Domain Name text field Maximum length in total of Maintenance Domain Name and Short MA Name is 43 characters long Short MA Name text field MEG Level 0 to 7 Specify the MEG level CCM Enable Enable to output monitor CCM Disable Disable to output monitor CCM ETH CC Period 3 3 ms Set the period of ETH CC Continuity Check Message 10...

Page 378: ...NG GGS 000547 01E 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 76 Information Dialog Box The ETH OAM Setting window updates the information 7 Verify the displayed information Figure 8 77 ETH OAM Setting Window OAM MEG Tab This step ends the procedure ...

Page 379: ...T 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select ETH OAM Setting The ETH OAM Setting window appears 3 In the OAM MEG tabbed page click the MEG Index number Figure 8 78 ETH OAM Setting Window OAM MEG Tab OAM MEG Setting Modify option window appears 4 Assign the appropriate value to each parameter click MEG Index ...

Page 380: ...lick the OK button to proceed Figure 8 80 Information Dialog Box The ETH OAM Setting window updates the information Table 8 15 OAM MEG Setting Modify Parameters Parameter Value Description CCM Enable Enable to output monitor CCM Disable Disable to output monitor CCM ETH CC Period 3 3 ms Set the period of ETH CC Continuity Check Message 10 ms 100 ms 1 s 10 s 60 s CCM Priority 0 to 7 Specify the pri...

Page 381: ...62 Set ETH Function GGS 000547 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 7 Verify the displayed information Figure 8 81 ETH OAM Setting Window OAM MEG Tab This step ends the procedure ...

Page 382: ...sioning then expand ETH Function Setting to select ETH OAM Setting The ETH OAM Setting window appears 3 Select the OAM MEG tab then click the Delete MEG tool button Figure 8 82 ETH OAM Setting Window OAM MEG Tab OAM MEG Setting Delete option window appears 4 Enter the MEG Index number of the target to be removed then click the OK button Figure 8 83 OAM MEG Setting Delete Option Window Delete MEG t...

Page 383: ...the OK button to proceed Figure 8 84 Confirmation Dialog Box 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 85 Information Dialog Box 7 The ETH OAM Setting window updates the information Confirm that the target OAM MEG has been removed Figure 8 86 ETH OAM Setting Window OAM MEG Tab This step ends the procedure ...

Page 384: ...19 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select ETH OAM Setting The ETH OAM Setting window appears 3 In the OAM MEP tabbed page click the Add MEP button Figure 8 87 ETH OAM Setting Window OAM MEP Tab OAM MEP Setting Add option window appears Add Index tool button ...

Page 385: ... Add Option Window i From the list in the MEG Configuration option box click the Enable radio button of the target to select ii Click Add Peer MEP button in the Peer MEP Configuration option box The Peer MEP Add option window appears iii Enter the Peer MEP ID to add Figure 8 89 Peer MEP Add Option Box i Enable radio buttons ii Add Peer MEP button ...

Page 386: ...utton The Peer MEP Configuration option box updates the entries 5 Specify the remaining parameters in the OAM MEP Setting Add option window Figure 8 90 OAM MEP Setting Add Option Window Table 8 16 Peer MEP Add Option Parameters Parameter Value Description Peer MEP ID 1 to 8191 Assign MEP ID of the peer equipment ...

Page 387: ...tion MEP Index 1 to 128 Specify a local MEP Index number MEP ID 1 to 8191 Specify an ID to the MEG Index Item Available part Select the target part Port Available port Select a port Direction Up MEP Specifies the direction of service from Line to L2SW Down MEP Specifies the direction of service from L2SW to Line Enable radio button Click to associate an Ethernet OAM Message with a VLAN MEG Configu...

Page 388: ...8 69 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 9 Confirm that the newly added MEP Index information is displayed Figure 8 93 ETH OAM Setting Window OAM MEP Tab This step ends the procedure ...

Page 389: ...ID When the modifications such as ones above are needed delete the MEP Index that contains the target ID then newly register the MEP Index with the desired values Procedure 8 20 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then expand ETH Function Setting to select ETH OAM Setting The ETH OAM Setting window appears 3 In the OAM MEP tabbed page click the MEP Ind...

Page 390: ...Available part Select the target part Port Available port Select a port Direction Up MEP Specifies the direction of service from Line to L2SW Down MEP Specifies the direction of service from L2SW to Line Enable radio button Click to associate an Ethernet OAM Message with a VLAN MEG Configuration Enable radio button Click to associate an MEP with an MEG Configuration Peer MEP Configuration Add Peer...

Page 391: ... appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 96 Confirmation Dialog Box 7 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 97 Information Dialog Box The ETH OAM Setting window updates the information 8 Confirm that the modified parameter s is are displayed Figure 8 98 ETH OAM Setting Window OAM MEP Tab This step ends the procedure ...

Page 392: ...bLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select ETH OAM Setting The ETH OAM Setting window appears 3 In the OAM MEP tabbed page click the Delete MEP button of the target to be removed Figure 8 99 ETH OAM Setting Window OAM MEP Tab OAM MEP Setting Delete option window appears OAM MEP tab Delete MEP button ...

Page 393: ...Delete Option Window 5 When completed click the OK button 6 Confirmation dialog box appears Click the OK button Figure 8 101 Confirmation Dialog Box 7 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 102 Information Dialog Box 8 Confirm that the target OAM MEP Index has been removed Figure 8 103 ETH OAM Setting Window OAM MEP Tab This step ends the procedure ...

Page 394: ...nch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select ETH OAM Setting The ETH OAM Setting window appears 3 In the OAM MIP tabbed page click the Add MIP tool button Figure 8 104 ETH OAM Setting Window OAM MIP Tab OAM MIP Setting Add option window appears OAM MIP tab Add MIP tool button ...

Page 395: ...K button Information dialog box appears Table 8 19 OAM MIP Index Parameter Parameter Value Description MIP Configuration MIP Index 1 to 32 Specify an MIP Index number MEG Level 0 to 7 Specify an MG Level to the MIP Item Available Part Select the target part Port Available Port Select a port Data retrieved by MIP Configuration Enable check box Tick click to leave a tick in a check box to associate ...

Page 396: ...SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 5 Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 106 Information Dialog Box 6 ETH OAM Setting window updates the information Verify the displayed information Figure 8 107 ETH OAM Setting Window OAM MIP Tab This step ends the procedure ...

Page 397: ...nch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select ETH OAM Setting The ETH OAM Setting window appears 3 In the OAM MIP tabbed page click on the MIP Index number of the target Figure 8 108 ETH OAM Setting Window OAM MIP Tab OAM MIP Setting Modify option window appears MIP Index OAM MIP tab ...

Page 398: ...tion Window Table 8 20 OAM MIP Index Parameter Parameter Value Description MIP Configuration MIP Index 1 to 128 Specify an MIP Index number MEG Level 0 to 7 Specify an MEG Level to the MIP Item Available part Select the target part Port Available port Select a port Data retrieved by MIP Configuration Enable radio button Click to associate an MEP with a VLAN ...

Page 399: ...lick the OK button Information dialog box appears 6 Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 110 Information Dialog Box 7 The ETH OAM Setting window updates the information Confirm that the information of modified parameter s is displayed Figure 8 111 ETH OAM Setting Window OAM MIP Tab This step ends the procedure ...

Page 400: ...ing then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select ETH OAM Setting The ETH OAM Setting window appears 3 In the OAM MIP tabbed page click on the Delete MIP tool button Figure 8 112 ETH OAM Setting Window OAM MIP Tab 4 OAM MIP Setting Delete option window appears Select the MIP Index number of the target then click the OK button Figure 8 113 OAM MIP Setting Delete Option Window OAM MIP tab Delete M...

Page 401: ...K button to proceed Figure 8 114 Confirmation Dialog Box 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 115 Information Dialog Box 7 The ETH OAM Setting window updates the information Confirm that the target OAM MIP Index has been removed Figure 8 116 ETH OAM Setting Window OAM MIP Tab This step ends the procedure ...

Page 402: ...cedure 8 25 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select ETH OAM Setting 3 The ETH OAM Setting window appears In the Link OAM tabbed page click the port number of the target Figure 8 117 ETH OAM Setting Window Link OAM Tab Link OAM Setting option window appears Link OAM Tab Port numbers ...

Page 403: ...read only Indicates the information of the selected object Port read only Port Name read only Link OAM Enable Enable Disable the use of Link OAM function Disable Link OAM Mode Active Uses active Link OAM indicates the discovery process Passive Uses passive Link OAM does not initiates discovery process Dying Gasp Enable Enable Disable to issue Dying Gasp notification Disable Critical Event Enable E...

Page 404: ...on Dialog Box 7 The ETH OAM Setting window updates the information Verify the displayed information Figure 8 120 ETH OAM Setting Window Link OAM Tab This step ends the procedure Remote DTE Information Unidirectional read only Indicates the DTE information of the destination equipment Remote Loopback read only Link Event read only MAC Address read only Table 8 21 Link OAM Setting Parameter Paramete...

Page 405: ...7 1 Select STP Mode for Setting Procedure The setting windows for RSTP Mode and MSTP Mode differ Select the appropriate window for the mode using the following steps before starting the setting procedures Procedure 8 26 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select RSTP MSTP Setting The RSTP MSTP Setting window app...

Page 406: ... or MSTP from the STP Mode drop down list Figure 8 122 STP Mode Setting Option Window 5 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 123 Information Dialog Box RSTP MSTP Setting window of the selected mode appears Figure 8 124 RSTP MSTP Setting Window example for RSTP Mode This step ends the procedure Indicates selected mode ...

Page 407: ...s submenu ETH Function Setting to select RSTP MSTP Setting The RSTP MSTP Setting window appears 3 Check if the indicating mode is RSTP then click Modify STP Port tool button If the indicated STP Mode is not RSTP change the mode using procedure in 8 7 1 Select STP Mode for Setting Procedure Figure 8 125 RSTP MSTP Setting Window for RSTP Mode The STP Port Setting option window for RSTP mode appears ...

Page 408: ...ter Value Description Enable check box Tick the check box to select the target object Item read only Shows the information Port read only Port Name LAG Name read only STP Port Path Cost Auto Enables the function to automatically calculate the path costs Manual Selects to manually calculate and enter the path costs STP Port Path Cost Value 1 to 200000000 This filed is enabled by setting STP Port Pa...

Page 409: ...8 90 Set ETH Function GGS 000547 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 7 Verify the displayed parameters Figure 8 128 RSTP Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 410: ...H Function Setting to select RSTP MSTP Setting The RSTP MSTP Setting window appears 3 Check if the indicating mode is RSTP then click Modify Detail STP Parameter tool button If the indicated STP Mode is not RSTP change the mode using procedure in 8 7 1 Select STP Mode for Setting Procedure Figure 8 129 RSTP MSTP Setting Window for RSTP Mode The Detail STP Parameter Setting option window appears In...

Page 411: ...0 Sets STP Priority of the bridge granularity 4096 STP Bridge MAX Age 6 to 40 Sets the period to store the BPDU Configuration Bridge acknowledges that a topology change has occurred when the MAX Age passes putting the BPDU aged out unit second STP Bridge Hello Time 1 Sets the period for sending the BPDU Configuration from Root Bridge unit second 2 STP Bridge Forward Delay 4 to 30 Sets the delay pe...

Page 412: ... EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 7 The RSTP MSTP Setting window updates the information Verify the displayed information Figure 8 132 RSTP Setting Window This step ends the procedure Updated Information ...

Page 413: ... assigned to instances and that are to ports are not interdependent VLANs should be assigned to all ports that are associated with the MSTP equipment If not signals may not be transmitted through the path though it is concluded by the protocol Procedure 8 29 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select RSTP MSTP S...

Page 414: ...ASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 4 The STP Port Setting option window appears Assign the appropriate value to each parameter Figure 8 134 MSTP Port Setting Option Window Selecting IST Tab ...

Page 415: ...8 96 Set ETH Function GGS 000547 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING Figure 8 135 MSTP Port Setting Option Window Selecting MSTI Tab example MSTI1 ...

Page 416: ...ridge Priority 1 to 61440 Select a Bridge Priority granularity 4096 Member VLAN read only Indicates the member VLAN IDs of the selected port Enable check box Tick the check box to select the target object Item read only Shows the information Port read only Port Name LAG Name read only STP Port Path Cost Auto Enables the function to automatically calculate the path costs Manual Selects to manually ...

Page 417: ... the instance Bridge Priority MSTI 0 to 61440 Select a Bridge Priority granularity 4096 Member VLAN read only Indicates the member VLAN IDs of the selected port Enable check box Tick the check box to select the target object Item read only Shows the information Port read only Port Name LAG Name read only STP Port Path Cost Auto Enables the function to automatically calculate the path costs Manual ...

Page 418: ...99 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 7 Verify the displayed parameters Figure 8 137 MSTP Setting Window IST Tab Figure 8 138 MSTP Setting Window MSTI Tab This step ends the procedure ...

Page 419: ...TH Function Setting to select RSTP MSTP Setting The RSTP MSTP Setting window appears 3 Check if the indicating mode is MSTP then click Modify Detail STP Parameter button If the indicated STP Mode is not MSTP change the mode using procedure in 8 7 1 Select STP Mode for Setting Procedure Figure 8 139 RSTP MSTP Setting Window for MSTP Mode The Detailed STP Parameter Setting option window appears Indi...

Page 420: ... Sets the period to store the BPDU Configuration Bridge acknowledges that a topology change has occurred when the MAX Age passes putting the BPDU aged out unit second STP Bridge Hello Time 2 A period for sending the BPDU Configuration from Root Bridge The value is fixed to 2 seconds STP Bridge Forward Delay 4 to 30 Sets the delay period to execute the change from the Listening Port to Learning Por...

Page 421: ...7 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 7 The RSTP MSTP Setting window updates the information Verify the displayed information Figure 8 142 MSTP Setting Window This step ends the procedure Updated Information ...

Page 422: ...ETH Ring Protection can be configured by the Ethernet Ports whose VLAN Port Type is the Trunk 802 1Q or S Trunk 802 1ad 8 8 1 Configure ERP Procedure 8 31 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select ERP Setting The ERP Setting window appears 3 Click the Modify ERP Mode tool button Figure 8 143 ERP Setting Window ...

Page 423: ... button then click the OK button Figure 8 144 ERP Mode Setting Option Window 5 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 145 Information Dialog Box 6 The ERP Setting window enables the Add ERP tool button Click the Add ERP tool button Figure 8 146 ERP Setting Window Step 1 ERP Setting option window appears Add ERP tool button indicates Enable ...

Page 424: ...D number of the Ring Ring Name text field Enter the Ring name to apply Valid value is 1 to 32 characters long Ring Type Major Ring Select a ring type that differs See Figure 8 148 Definition of Ring Types for reference to select a valid ring type Sub Ring Upper Ring ID 01 to 16 Specify an ID of Upper Ring to which the Sub Ring connects This option is enabled when the Ring Type is Sub Ring Intercon...

Page 425: ... option is enabled when the RPL Owner setting is enabled Non Revertive WTR Timer 1 min to 12 min A period to wait before restoring back when the system recovered from the failure This option is enabled when the RPL Owner setting is enabled default 5 min Guard Time 10 to 2000 ms The Guard Timer is active whenever an ETH Ring node receives an indication that a local switching request has cleared uni...

Page 426: ...or Ring has a blockage on the link shared with the Sub Ring ii A failure that causes a ring switch occurs within the Sub Ring where a Node s exist s on the shared link 8 When completed click the Next button Step 2 ERP VLAN Setting option window appears Major Ring Sub Ring Interconnection Node Upper Ring ID 1 Sub Ring Sub Ring Interconnection Node Upper Ring ID 1 Sub Ring Major Ring Ring ID 1 Sub R...

Page 427: ... VLAN ID is used for R APS transmission Control VLAN ID for each Ring must be unique To use Virtual Channels within the Sub Ring this Control VLAN ID must be registered for the Traffic VLAN ID of the Upper Ring Control MAC Address 01 to FF Specify the last two digits of the address R APS Message Priority 0 to 7 VLAN CoS field of R APS frame default 7 R APS Message MEG Level 0 to 7 MEG level of R A...

Page 428: ...ion MEP Index Setting Parameters Parameter Value Description LOC Detection Enable Enables to detect failures for switching the Ring using ETH CC To carry out the switching under 50 ms this setting is required with 3 3 ms ETH CC setting Disable Disables the LOC Detection Ring Port0 LOC Detection MEP Index radio button Click select to enable the use of MEP Index Ring Port1 LOC Detection MEP Index ra...

Page 429: ...G 11 Step 4 Setting Confirmation Screen window appears to show the specified information Verify the displayed information then click the OK button Figure 8 152 Step 4 Setting Confirmation Screen 12 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 153 Information Dialog Box ...

Page 430: ...111 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 13 The ERP Setting window updates the information Verify the displayed information Figure 8 154 ERP Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 431: ...the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select ERP Setting The ERP Setting window appears 3 Click the Ring ID link of the target Figure 8 155 ERP Setting Window Step 1 ERP Setting option window appears Go to 8 8 1 Configure ERP and proceed with the procedure from Step 7 to Step 13 This step ends the procedure click Ring ID ...

Page 432: ...ing Procedure 8 33 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select ERP Setting The ERP Setting window appears 3 Click the Delete REP tool button Figure 8 156 ERP Setting Window The Delete REP option window appears Delete REP tool button ...

Page 433: ...157 Delete ERP Option Window 5 Confirmation dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 158 Confirmation Dialog Box 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 159 Information Dialog Box 7 ERP Setting window updates the information Verify the displayed information Figure 8 160 ERP Setting Window This step ends the procedure Registration has been removed ...

Page 434: ...the subsection 4 3 Radio Configuration for details Procedure 8 34 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then expand ETH Function Setting to select Link Aggregation Setting The Link Aggregation Setting window appears 3 Click the Add LAG tool button Figure 8 161 Link Aggregation Setting Window Add LAG button NOTE When the Radio Group for the Radio the regi...

Page 435: ...rs long Mode This option is for ETH GRP only LACP Active Outputs frames along the configured links regardless of settings on the other side Selecting this value enables the TX Interval option LACP Passive Outputs or not to output depending on the settings on the other side outputs frames if the other side s control value is Active Selecting this value enables the TX Interval option Static Static o...

Page 436: ...back to the original port when recovered Non Revertive Does not switch the active port back even if recovered Distribution Rule L2 Base Distribution is based on the Source Destination MAC VLAN ID Ethernet Type and Physical Port ID L3 Base Distribution is based on the Source Destination IP Source Destination TCP UDP Port number Link Aggregation Port LAG Not Used To assign the LAG select ETH GRP ETH...

Page 437: ... 118 Set ETH Function GGS 000547 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 7 Verify the displayed information Figure 8 164 Link Aggregation Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 438: ...Rule only Procedure 8 35 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then expand ETH Function Setting to select Link Aggregation Setting The Link Aggregation Setting window appears 3 Click the Modify Link Aggregation tool button Figure 8 165 Link Aggregation Setting Window Link Aggregation Setting option window appears Modify Link Aggregation button ...

Page 439: ...gation Setting Option Window i Select the target LAG Link Aggregation Group from the LAG drop down list ii Modify applicable parameters iii Click the OK button when completed Information dialog box appears 5 Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 167 Information Dialog Box The Link Aggregation Setting window updates the window select LAG ...

Page 440: ...et ETH Function 8 121 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 6 Verify the displayed information Figure 8 168 Link Aggregation Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 441: ...8 36 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then expand ETH Function Setting to select Link Aggregation Setting The Link Aggregation Setting window appears 3 Click the Delete LAG tool button Figure 8 169 Link Aggregation Setting Window The Delete LAG option window appears Delete LAG tool button ...

Page 442: ...box of the LAG to be removed then click the OK button Ticking the check box on the title bar selects all Figure 8 170 Delete LAG Option Window 5 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 171 Information Dialog Box The Link Aggregation Setting window updates the information check box ...

Page 443: ... 124 Set ETH Function GGS 000547 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 6 Verify the displayed information Figure 8 172 Link Aggregation Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 444: ...oS Classification 1 Equipment Based QoS Mode default QoS classification policies are determined by per equipment basis One classification profile is activated and up to three profiles are stored on the equipment configuration In this mode most outer QoS field of the packet can be specified for the classification policy 2 Port Based QoS Mode QoS classification policies are determined by per port ba...

Page 445: ...dure 8 37 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select QoS Classification Setting The QoS Classification Setting window appears 3 Click the Classification Mode option Figure 8 173 QoS Classification Setting Window The Classification Mode option window appears Classification Mode ...

Page 446: ...r Value Description Classification Mode Equipment Based QoS Mode QoS classification policies are determined by per equipment basis One classification profile is activated and up to three profiles are stored on the equipment configuration In this mode most outer QoS field of the packet can be specified for the classification policy Port Based QoS Mode QoS classification policies are determined by p...

Page 447: ...elect QoS Classification Setting The QoS Classification Setting window appears 3 Verify that the Classification Mode indicates Equipment Based QoS Mode To change the mode proceed with 8 10 1 Classify Setting Tab 4 Click the Edit Profile tool button Clicking the Default Port Priority or Overwrite options opens the same option window Figure 8 176 QoS Classification Setting Window The Edit Classifica...

Page 448: ...cription Profile available profile Indicates the registered profile Select the profile to edit Profile Name text field Enter the profile name Mapping Field CoS Uses VLAN CoS of received frame for Classification TC Uses MPLS Traffic Class of received frame for Classification DSCP Uses IP Address DSCP of received frame for Classification Classify Priority Classify Internal Priority 0 to 7 Specifies ...

Page 449: ...X Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 6 Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 178 Information Dialog Box 7 QoS Classification Setting window updates the information Figure 8 179 QoS Classification Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 450: ... Setting to select QoS Classification Setting The QoS Classification Setting window appears 3 Verify that the Classification Mode indicates Equipment Based QoS Mode To change the mode proceed with 8 10 1 Classify Setting Tab 4 Click the Mapping Mode option Clicking the Default Port Priority or Overwrite options opens the same option window Figure 8 180 QoS Classification Setting Window The Select ...

Page 451: ...g window updates the information Table 8 32 Classification Mode Options Parameter Value Description Mapping Mode Transparent Uses the CoS as the equipment internal priority Profile Equipment Maps the equipment internal priority according to the Classification Profile Default Port Priority 0 to 7 Specifies the default priority Priority Overwrite check box Tick a box to enable the overwrite settings...

Page 452: ...Set ETH Function 8 133 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E Figure 8 183 QoS Classification Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 453: ... expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select QoS Classification Setting The QoS Classification Setting window appears 3 Verify that the Classification Mode indicates Port Based QoS Mode To change the mode proceed with 8 10 1 Classify Setting Tab 4 Click the link in the Port fields of the target object Figure 8 184 QoS Classification Setting Window The Select Mapping Mode op...

Page 454: ...on Table 8 33 Classification Mode Options Parameter Value Description Mapping Mode Transparent Uses the CoS as the equipment internal priority Fixed Uses the Default Priority as the equipment internal priority Profile No Maps the equipment internal priority according to the Classification Profile Default Port Priority 0 to 7 Specifies the default priority Priority Overwrite check box Tick a box to...

Page 455: ...8 136 Set ETH Function GGS 000547 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING Figure 8 187 QoS Classification Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 456: ... the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select QoS Classification Setting The QoS Classification Setting window appears 3 Verify that the Classification Mode indicates VLAN ID Based QoS Mode To change the mode proceed with 8 10 1 Classify Setting Tab 4 Click the link of the target VLAN ID Figure 8 188 QoS Classification Setting Window The Select Mapping Mode option w...

Page 457: ...on Table 8 34 Classification Mode Options Parameter Value Description Mapping Mode Transparent Uses the CoS as the equipment internal priority Fixed Uses the Default Priority as the equipment internal priority Profile No Maps the equipment internal priority according to the Classification Profile Default Port Priority 0 to 7 Specifies the default priority Priority Overwrite check box Tick a box to...

Page 458: ...Set ETH Function 8 139 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E Figure 8 191 QoS Classification Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 459: ...log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select QoS Classification Setting 3 The QoS Classification Setting window appears In the Policer Setting tabbed page click Add Policer Index tool button Figure 8 192 QoS Classification Setting Window The Add Policer Index option window appears click Policer Setting tab ...

Page 460: ... Detail tool button to open the Policer Profile Detail Setting option window then specify the parameters there Click the OK button of the Policer Profile Detail Setting option window Click the OK button of the Add Policer Index option window Figure 8 193 Select Mapping Mode Option Window click Policer Profile Detail tool button Add Policer Index Option Window Policer Profile Detail Setting Option ...

Page 461: ...S 0 to 7 Any Select the target CoS Policer Profile No 1 to 64 Select a number to assign the Policer Profile No VLAN ID check box Tick a box to enable the following options Enable radio button Click a radio button of the VLAN to be enabled VLAN ID read only Indicates the registered VLAN IDs VLAN Service Name read only Indicates the VLAN Service Names of the registered VLAN Table 8 36 Policer Profil...

Page 462: ...Set ETH Function 8 143 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E Figure 8 195 QoS Classification Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 463: ...S CBS can be modified Procedure 8 43 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select QoS Classification Setting 3 The QoS Classification Setting window appears In the Policer Setting tabbed page click the link of target Policer Index number Figure 8 196 QoS Classification Setting Window The Policer Setting option win...

Page 464: ...e Detail tool button to open the Policer Profile Detail Setting option window then specify the parameters there Click the OK button of the Policer Profile Detail Setting option window Click the OK button of the Add Policer Index option window Figure 8 197 Select Mapping Mode Option Window click Policer Profile Detail tool button Policer Setting Option Window Policer Profile Detail Setting Option W...

Page 465: ...ted index CoS 0 to 7 Any Select the target CoS to modify Policer Profile No 1 to 64 Select a number to modify the Policer Profile No VLAN ID check box Tick a box to enable the following options Enable radio button Click a radio button of the VLAN to be enabled VLAN ID read only Indicates the registered VLAN IDs VLAN Service Name read only Indicates the VLAN Service Names of the registered VLAN Tab...

Page 466: ...Set ETH Function 8 147 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E Figure 8 199 QoS Classification Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 467: ...n the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select QoS Classification Setting 3 The QoS Classification Setting window appears In the Policer Setting tabbed page click the Delete Policer Index tool button Figure 8 200 QoS Classification Setting Window The Delete Policer Index option window appears Delete Policer Index tool button ...

Page 468: ...dex Option Window 5 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 202 Information Dialog Box 6 When the process is completed another Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 203 Information Dialog Box 7 The QoS Classification Setting window updates the information Figure 8 204 QoS Classification Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 469: ...he MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select QoS Classification Setting 3 The QoS Classification Setting window appears In the Policer Setting tabbed page click the Policer Profile Setting tool button Figure 8 205 QoS Classification Setting Window The Policer Profile Setting option window appears Policer Profile Setting tool button ...

Page 470: ...ISIONING GGS 000547 01E 4 Click the link of the target profile number Figure 8 206 Policer Profile Setting Option Window 5 Policer Profile Detail Setting option window appears Edit the values then click the OK button Figure 8 207 Policer Profile Detail Setting Window click ...

Page 471: ...sification Setting window may require to click the Refresh tool button to update its information Figure 8 209 Policer Profile Setting Option Window This step ends the procedure Table 8 39 Policer Profile Detail Setting Options Parameter Value Description EIR 0 to 10000000 Modify the Excess Information Rate unit kbit s CIR 0 to 10000000 Modify the Committed Information Rate unit kbit s EBS 0 to 128...

Page 472: ...h and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select QoS Classification Setting 3 The QoS Classification Setting window appears In the Shaper Setting tabbed page click the link of Number of Queue or VLAN Shaper Figure 8 210 QoS Classification Setting Window The Number of Queue Setting option window appears click ...

Page 473: ...Information Dialog Box Table 8 40 Number of Queue Setting Options Parameter Value Description Number of Queue 4 Classes QoS Specifies that the number of Shaper Classes is four which enables eight Shaper Groups including the Remaining Groups 8 Classes QoS Specifies that the number of Shaper Classes is eight which enables four Shaper Groups including the Remaining Group default VLAN Shaper Enable En...

Page 474: ...ion 8 155 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 6 The QoS Classification Setting window updates the information Figure 8 213 QoS Classification Setting This step ends the procedure ...

Page 475: ...T 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select QoS Classification Setting 3 The QoS Classification Setting window appears In the Shaper Setting tabbed page click the Edit Profile tool button Figure 8 214 QoS Classification Setting Window The Edit Queue Profile option window appears Edit Profile tool button ...

Page 476: ...rofile Name text field Enter the profile name within 0 to 32 characters long Drop Mode WTD Specifies Weighted Tail Drop WTD for the method to discard frames WRED Specifies Weighted Random Early detection WRED Egress Queue 0 to 7 Indicates the Egress Queue number MAX Rate 1 to 10000 Enter the maximum bandwidths guaranteed rate It is recommended to set 3 or greater when changing the Queue Length fro...

Page 477: ... size for the Service Class unit k byte default 64 The default value is recommended for GbE Port The value 128 or greater is recommended for 10GbE Port The available value range differs depending on the state When the external packet buffer is disabled the value greater than 1024 cannot be specified WTD Yellow TH 10 to 100 Specifies the WTD Weighted Tail Drop threshold value to the color yellow un...

Page 478: ... PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 5 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 217 Information Dialog Box 6 The QoS Classification Setting window updates the information Figure 8 218 QoS Classification Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 479: ...n to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select QoS Classification Setting 3 The QoS Classification Setting window appears In the Shaper Setting tabbed page click the link in the Shaper Rate field Figure 8 219 QoS Classification Setting Window The Port Shaper Rate Setting option window appears click ...

Page 480: ... Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 221 Information Dialog Box 6 The QoS Classification Setting window updates the Shaper Rate information Figure 8 222 QoS Classification Setting Window This step ends the procedure Table 8 43 Number of Queue Setting Options Parameter Value Description Egress Shaper Rate 1 to 10000 Specify the egress shaper rate unit Mbit s ...

Page 481: ...og in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select QoS Classification Setting 3 The QoS Classification Setting window appears In the Shaper Setting tabbed page click the link in the Grp field Figure 8 223 QoS Classification Setting Window The Select Queue Profile option window appears click ...

Page 482: ...r the maximum bandwidths guaranteed rate unit Mbit s default 1000 MIN Rate 0 to 10000 Enter the minimum bandwidths guaranteed rate unit Mbit s default 0 Scheduling Mode SP Specifies Strict Priority SP for Scheduler setting which gives prior frame process to target Shaper than that of DWRR specified Shaper Group default DWRR Specifies the Deficit Weighted Round Robin DWRR for Scheduler setting The ...

Page 483: ...ction GGS 000547 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 6 The QoS Classification Setting window updates the information Figure 8 226 QoS Classification Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 484: ... log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select QoS Classification Setting 3 The QoS Classification Setting window appears In the Shaper Setting tabbed page click the link in the VLAN field Figure 8 227 QoS Classification Setting Window Shaper Group Member List option window appears click ...

Page 485: ...SIONING 4 Click the Edit Shaper Group Member tool button Figure 8 228 Select Queue Profile Option Window 5 The Edit Shaper Group Member option window appears Specify the parameters then click the OK button Figure 8 229 Select Queue Profile Option Window Edit Shaper Group Member tool button ...

Page 486: ...haper Group Member List option window The QoS Classification Setting window returns Figure 8 231 QoS Classification Setting Window This step ends the procedure Table 8 45 Number of Queue Setting Options Parameter Value Description VLAN ID registered VLAN Select a Priority Queue Profile number to modify Shaper Group 1 to 7 Specifies a selected VLAN to the Shaper Group Remaining Selected VLAN is not...

Page 487: ...edure 8 51 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select Filter Setting The Filter Setting window appears 3 In the Filter List tabbed page click the Add tool button Figure 8 232 Filter Setting Window Filter List Tab Add Filter Entry option window appears Filter List tab Add tool button ...

Page 488: ...ion MAC Address Any Selecting Any specifies no particular destination MAC address to filter text field Unticking removing a tick from the Any check box enables the text field below Enter the Destination MAC Address xx xx xx xx xx xx to filter CoS Any Selecting Any specifies no particular CoS value to filter 0 to 7 Unticking removing a tick from the Any check box enables the text field below Enter ...

Page 489: ...TWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 5 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 234 Information Dialog Box 6 The Filter Setting window Filter Lithe newly added entry Figure 8 235 Filter Setting Window Filter List Tab This step ends the procedure ...

Page 490: ...o WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select Filter Setting The Filter Setting window appears 3 In the Filter List tabbed page click the Entry Index number of the target filter Figure 8 236 Filter Setting Window Filter List Tab Modify Filter Entry option window appears Filter List tab Entry Index ...

Page 491: ...6 Add Filter Entry Parameters for descriptions regarding the parameters Figure 8 237 Modify Filter Entry Option Window 5 When the modification is completed click the OK button Information dialog box appears 6 Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 238 Information Dialog Box The Filter Setting window Filter List tab updates the information ...

Page 492: ...ETH Function 8 173 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 7 Verify the displayed information Figure 8 239 Filter Setting Window Filter List Tab This step ends the procedure ...

Page 493: ...nd log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select Filter Setting The Filter Setting window appears 3 In the Filter List tabbed page click the Delete tool button Figure 8 240 Filter Setting Filter List Tab Delete Filter Entry option window appears Filter List tab Delete tool button ...

Page 494: ... button Ticking a box on top selects all Figure 8 241 Delete Filter Entry Option Window 5 Confirmation dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 242 Confirmation Dialog Box 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 243 Information Dialog Box The Filter Setting window Filter List tab updates the information ...

Page 495: ...6 Set ETH Function GGS 000547 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 7 Verify the displayed information Figure 8 244 Filter Setting Window Filter List Tab This step ends the procedure ...

Page 496: ...unch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu expand ETH Function Setting to select Filter Setting The Filter Setting window appears 3 In the Profile List tabbed page click the Add tool button Figure 8 245 Filter Setting Window Profile List Tab Add Filter Profile option window appears Add tool button Profile List tab ...

Page 497: ...ilter Profile Option Window 5 Click the OK button 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 247 Information Dialog Box The Filter Setting window Profile List tab updates the information Table 8 47 Add Filter Entry Parameters Parameter Value Description Profile Index read only The index number is automatically applied Filter Profile Name text field Enter the profile n...

Page 498: ...TH Function 8 179 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 7 Verify the displayed information Figure 8 248 Filter Setting Window Profile List Tab This step ends the procedure ...

Page 499: ...bLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu expand ETH Function Setting to select Filter Setting The Filter Setting window appears 3 In the Profile List tabbed page click the Profile Index number of the target profile Figure 8 249 Filter Setting Window Profile List Tab Modify Filter Profile option window appears click Profile List tab ...

Page 500: ...ING GGS 000547 01E 4 Modify parameters then click the OK button Figure 8 250 Modify Filter Profile Option Window 5 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 251 Information Dialog Box The Filter Setting window Profile List tab updates the information ...

Page 501: ... Set ETH Function GGS 000547 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 6 Verify the displayed information Figure 8 252 Filter Setting Window Profile List Tab This step ends the procedure ...

Page 502: ... log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then expand ETH Function Setting to select Filter Setting The Filter Setting window appears 3 Click the Profile List tab then click the Delete tool button Figure 8 253 Filter Setting Window Profile List Tab Delete Filter Entry option window appears Profile List tab Delete tool button ...

Page 503: ...click the OK button Ticking a box on top selects all Figure 8 254 Delete Filter Entry Option Window 5 Confirmation dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 255 Confirmation Dialog Box 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 256 Information Dialog Box The Filter Setting window Filter List tab updates the information ...

Page 504: ...TH Function 8 185 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 7 Verify the displayed information Figure 8 257 Filter Setting Window Profile List Tab This step ends the procedure ...

Page 505: ...d Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select Filter Setting The Filter Setting window appears 3 In the Port Filter Setting List tabbed page click the Port number of the target port Figure 8 258 Filter Setting Window Port Filter Setting List Tab Ingress Filter Setting option window appears 4 Select a Profile Index to apply then click the OK button Port Filter Setting List tab Port...

Page 506: ...listed items excluding Not Used have been created at the procedure earlier in the Filter Settings 5 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 260 Information Dialog Box 6 The Filter Setting window Port Filter Setting List tab updates the information Verify the displayed information Figure 8 261 Filter Setting Window Profile List Tab This step ends the procedure ...

Page 507: ... 58 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select L2CP Transparent Setting The L2CP Transparent Setting window appears 3 Click the Port number of the target Figure 8 262 L2CP Transparent Setting Window L2CP Transparent Setting option window appears click ...

Page 508: ... RSTP Tunnel is not supported on the RSTP enabled port 5 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 264 Information Dialog Box The window returns to L2CP Transparent Setting window Table 8 48 L2CP Transparent Mirroring Setting Parameters Parameter Value Description L2 Protocol Transparency Tunnel Enable check box Tick a box of protocol to enable its PDU to transparent w...

Page 509: ...8 190 Set ETH Function GGS 000547 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING Figure 8 265 L2CP Transparent Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 510: ...inus 16 bytes See 8 2 2 Max Frame Size Setting for the specified maximum frame size Procedure 8 59 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select Mirroring Setting The Mirroring Setting window appears 3 Click the Modify tool button Figure 8 266 Mirroring Setting Window Mirroring Setting option window appears Modify ...

Page 511: ...RK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 4 Set card s for mirroring then click the OK button Figure 8 267 Mirroring Setting Option Window 5 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 268 Information Dialog Box The window returns to Mirroring Setting window ...

Page 512: ...Set ETH Function 8 193 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E Figure 8 269 Mirroring Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 513: ...ure 8 60 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then submenu ETH Function Setting to select Port Isolate Setting The Port Isolate Setting window appears 3 Click the Port number of the target Figure 8 270 Port Isolate Setting Window Port Isolate Setting option window appears Port number ...

Page 514: ...box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 272 Information Dialog Box 6 The Port Isolate Setting window updates the information Verify the displayed information Figure 8 273 Port Isolate Setting Window This step ends the procedure Table 8 49 Port Isolate Parameters Parameter Value Description Port Isolate Disable Disables the Port Isolate function Isolate GRP Select the group number to en...

Page 515: ...cedure 8 61 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select LLF Setting The LLF Setting window appears 3 Click the Add LLF button Figure 8 274 LLF Setting Window and LLF Setting Add Option Window The LLF Setting Add option window appears Add LLF tool button ...

Page 516: ...e to each parameter then click the OK button Figure 8 275 LLF Setting Add Option Window Table 8 50 LLF Setting Parameters 1 of 2 Parameter Value Description LLF GRP ID 1 to 16 Specifies the LLF Group ID Number Trunk Port Setting Item available equipment Selects the target equipment Port available port Selects the target port ...

Page 517: ...bles sending the LLF Signals This option is currently not editable Ignore Received LLF Signal Enable Ignores a received LLF Signal Disable Accepts received LLF Signal Edge Port Setting check box Tick the check box to set the port as Edge Port OAM Send Port Setting OAM Send Port Setting option is added for the operation regarding IEEE802 3ah LINK OAM which is currently not supported by iPASOLINK EX...

Page 518: ...nd log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select LLF Setting The LLF Setting window appears 3 Click an LLF GRP ID number of the target LLF The LLF Setting Modify option window appears Figure 8 279 LLF Setting Window The LLF Setting Modify option window appears LLF GRP numbers ...

Page 519: ... Window Table 8 51 LLF Setting Modify Parameters 1 of 2 Parameter Value Description LLF GRP ID read only Indicates the selected LLF GRP ID number Trunk Port Setting Item available equipment Selects to change the target equipment Port available port Selects to change the target port Send LLF Signal Enable Enables sending the LLF Signals This option is currently not editable Disable ...

Page 520: ...e Ignores a received LLF Signal Disable Accepts received LLF Signal Edge Port Setting check box Tick the check box to set the port as Edge Port OAM Send Port Setting OAM Send Port Setting option is added for the operation regarding IEEE802 3ah LINK OAM which is currently not supported by iPASOLINK EX A All check boxes must be unchecked If checked LLF function does not operate properly e g LLF will...

Page 521: ...pand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select LLF Setting The LLF Setting window appears 3 Click the Delete LLF GRP button Figure 8 283 LLF Setting Window LLF Setting Delete option window appears 4 Select the LLF GRP ID number of the target to be removed then click the OK button Figure 8 284 LLF Setting Modify Option Window Confirmation dialog box appears Delete LLF tool button...

Page 522: ...Click the OK button Figure 8 285 Confirmation Dialog Box 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 286 Information Dialog Box 7 The LLF Setting window updates the information Verify the displayed information Figure 8 287 LLF Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 523: ...ort including MODEM port 8 16 1 Set Broadcast Strom Control Rate Procedure 8 64 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select Broadcast Storm Control Setting The Broadcast Storm Control Setting window appears 3 Click the Broadcast Storm Control Rate Figure 8 288 Broadcast Storm Control Setting Window The Broadcast ...

Page 524: ...tion dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 290 Information Dialog Box 6 The Broadcast Storm Control Setting window updates the Broadcast Storm Control Rate value Figure 8 291 Broadcast Storm Control Setting Window This step ends the procedure Table 8 52 Broadcast Storm Control Rate Parameters Parameter Value Description Broadcast Storm Control Rate 1 to 1000 Mbps Sets the inpu...

Page 525: ...unch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu ETH Function Setting to select Broadcast Storm Control Setting The Broadcast Storm Control Setting window appears 3 Click the target port to set the Port number Figure 8 292 Broadcast Storm Control Setting Window Broadcast Storm Control option window appears Port number ...

Page 526: ...io button then click the OK button Figure 8 293 Broadcast Storm Control Option Window 5 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 8 294 Information Dialog Box 6 The Broadcast Storm Control Setting window updates the information Verify the displayed information Figure 8 295 Broadcast Storm Control Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 527: ...8 208 END Set ETH Function GGS 000547 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING This page is intentionally left blank ...

Page 528: ...nchronization The procedures here sets the Internal External Clock and the Timing Source Selection This operation menu provides the following Equipment Clock Setting Selects the Clock and Timing Source PTP Mode Setting Specifies the PTP Mode Transport Mode etc PTP Domain Setting to be supported in future version Provides the PTP Master Settings ...

Page 529: ...ock Setting Procedure 9 1 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu Equipment Clock Synchronization Setting to select Equipment Clock Setting The Equipment Clock Setting window appears 3 Click the Modify tool button Figure 9 1 Equipment Clock Setting Window Equipment Clock Setting option window appears Modify tool button ...

Page 530: ...als to synchronize Slave Clocks Slave Sets the equipment clock as a Slave Clock to be synchronized with the Master Clock Selecting Slave enables the option box below and WTR Time option Clock Source Selective Mode QL Mode Sets to select the clock source by its quality level SSM If the quality values are the same priority values are used to compare PL Mode Sets to select the clock source by its pri...

Page 531: ... Setting window updates the information 7 Verify the displayed information Forced SSM Value QL PRC QL SSU A QL SSU B QL SEC Selects the Primary Reference Clock Required when the Line SSM Usage is set to Not Used WTR Timer 0 s Sets the Wait to Restore time that is a period to wait for enabling the timing source when recovered 10 s 20 s 30 s 1 min to 15 min by a minute Table 9 1 Equipment Clock Sett...

Page 532: ...t Equipment Clock and Synchronization 9 5 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E Figure 9 5 Equipment Clock Setting Window This step ends the procedure left end right end ...

Page 533: ...rocedure 9 2 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu Equipment Clock Synchronization Setting to select PTP Mode Setting The PTP Mode Setting window appears 3 Click the Modify PTP Mode tool button Figure 9 6 PTP Mode Setting Window Step 1 PTP Mode Setting option window appears Modify PTP Mode tool button ...

Page 534: ...C Enables the PTP Mode Boundary Clock mode settings Transparent Clock TC Enables to PTP Mode Transparent Clock mode settings Disable Disables the PTP Mode settings PTP Profile IEEE 1588v2 Sets the PTP Profile to IEEE 1588v2 G 8275 1 Sets the PTP Profile to G 8275 1 Transport Mode PTP over Ethernet Transport Mode is fixed to PTP over Ethernet which operates in the mode according to the IEEE1588 200...

Page 535: ... associated with that of the opposing site equipment When PTP Profile selects G 8275 1 the available numbers are limited to 43 from 24 in compliance with G 8275 1 PTP Priority Priority 1 Value 0 to 255 Specifies the priority to PTP packet which should be associ ated with that of opposing site equipment Priority 2 Value 0 to 255 Local Priority Clock Value 1 to 255 DSCP 0 to 63 Specify the DSCP valu...

Page 536: ... Click the OK button of the dialog box to proceed Figure 9 10 Information Dialog Box 9 The PTP Mode Setting window updates the PTP Parameters information Verify the displayed information Figure 9 11 PTP Mode Setting Window CAUTION In order to apply the values properly CPU must be rebooted when parameter s is are changed This step ends the procedure ...

Page 537: ...essage Rate value Contact NEC for the further information Procedure 9 3 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu Equipment Clock Synchronization Setting to select PTP Mode Setting The PTP Mode Setting window appears 3 Click the reference number in the PTP Logical Interface option box Figure 9 12 PTP Mode Setting Window PTP Logical Interface...

Page 538: ...escription Interface Name text field Name the interface to register IP Address x x x x Enter the IP Address This option is voided when Transport Mode selects PTP over Ethernet Subnet Mask x x x x Enter the Subnet Mask address This option is voided when Transport Mode selects PTP over Ethernet CoS 0 to 7 Specify the Class of Service value VLAN ID Enable radio button available VLAN IDs Select a VLAN...

Page 539: ...TP Mode Setting window updates the PTP Logical Interface information Verify the displayed information Figure 9 15 PTP Mode Setting Window PTP Message Rage Sync Message 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 unit fps When the PTP Profile selects G 8275 1 the values for these options are fixed not user changeable Delay_Req Message 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 unit fps Announce Message 0 5 1 2 4 unit fps Table 9 4 PTP Logical...

Page 540: ...d Synchronization 9 13 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E CAUTION In order to apply the values properly CPU must be rebooted when parameter s is are changed This step ends the procedure ...

Page 541: ... log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu Equipment Clock Synchronization Setting to select PTP Mode Setting The PTP Mode Setting window appears 3 Click the Delete PTP Logical Interface tool button Figure 9 16 PTP Mode Setting Window Delete Interface option window of the selected number appears Delete PTP Logical Interface tool button ...

Page 542: ...rs Click the OK button to proceed Figure 9 18 Confirmation Dialog Box 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button of the dialog box to proceed Figure 9 19 Information Dialog Box 7 The PTP Mode Setting window updates the PTP Logical Interface information Verify the displayed information Figure 9 20 PTP Mode Setting Window CAUTION In order to apply the values properly CPU must be rebooted w...

Page 543: ...9 16 END Set Equipment Clock and Synchronization GGS 000547 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING This page is intentionally left blank ...

Page 544: ...evant settings of AIS events Correlation Settings Users can modify the conditions to mask alarms if displaying clearing alarms on LCT or LED Alarm Severity Setting Users can modify the severity level of each alarm such as critical major minor and warning reported by iPASOLINKiPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING EX A BER Threshold Setting Specify the threshold of BER alarm of H...

Page 545: ...WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu Alarm AIS Setting to select Correlation Setting The Correlation Setting window appears 3 Click the Modify tool button Figure 10 1 Correlation Setting Window Correlation Setting option window appears 4 Set the appropriate polarity Figure 10 2 Correlation Setting Option Window Modify tool button ...

Page 546: ...K button of the dialog box to proceed Figure 10 3 Information Dialog Box 7 The Correlation Setting window updates the information Verify the displayed information Figure 10 4 Correlation Setting Window This step ends the procedure Table 10 1 Correlation Setting Parameters Parameter Value Description Alarm Correlation On Masks the lower level alarms Off Releases the lower level alarms ...

Page 547: ...d log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then expand Alarm AIS Setting to select Alarm Severity Setting The Alarm Severity Setting window appears 3 Click the target object tab to select and click the Modify tool button Figure 10 5 Alarm Severity Setting Window RF Tab Alarm Severity Setting option window appears 4 Assign the severity level by selecting the level from t...

Page 548: ...e of non service affecting failure that should take a corrective action to prevent more serious service affecting failure Warning A potential or impending service affecting failure Action should be taken to further diagnose if necessary and correct the problem in order to prevent more serious service affecting failure Table 10 3 Alarm Severity Setting RF RF Alarm Item Default State Your Assignment...

Page 549: ...h Major Table 10 5 Alarm Severity Setting Main MODEM Alarm Item Default State Your Assignment Module Major Module BB Major Temperature Major LTI Major CLK FAIL Minor CLK Drift Minor SSM FAIL Minor License Mismatch Major Loss Sync Major Loss Announce Major Unusable Major Table 10 4 Alarm Severity Setting MODEM 2 of 2 MODEM Alarm Item Default State Your Assignment ...

Page 550: ...or SFP RX Power Minor RX Drop Events Minor RX Undersize Pkts Minor RX Fragments Minor RX CRC Alignment Errors Minor RX Oversize Pkts Minor TX Collisions Minor Table 10 7 Alarm Severity Setting ETH 1 of 2 MODEM Alarm Item Default State Your Assignment ETH OAM LOC Major ETH OAM RDI Major ETH OAM Mismerge Minor ETH OAM Unexpected MEP Minor Link OAM Down Major Remote Link Fault Major Remote Dying Gasp...

Page 551: ...NK can report and their meanings 5 When completed click the OK button Information dialog box appears 6 Click the OK button to proceed Figure 10 7 Information Dialog Box The Alarm Severity Setting window updates the information SFP Type Mismatch Major SFP Removed Major Table 10 7 Alarm Severity Setting ETH 2 of 2 MODEM Alarm Item Default State Your Assignment ...

Page 552: ...n Alarm AIS Settings 10 9 iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 7 Verify the 287displayed information Figure 10 8 Alarm Severity Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 553: ... Procedure 10 3 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then expand Alarm AIS Setting to select BER Threshold Setting The BER Threshold Setting window appears 3 Click the MODEM link Figure 10 9 BER Threshold Setting Window 4 BER Threshold Setting MODEM option window appears Assign the appropriate settings then click the OK button Figure 10 10 BER Threshold...

Page 554: ...formation Dialog Box 6 The BER Threshold Setting window updates the information Verify the displayed information Figure 10 12 BER Threshold Setting Window This step ends the procedure Table 10 8 BER Threshold Setting MODEM Parameters Parameter Value Description High BER 1E 3 Specifies the High BER Threshold of Microwave 1E 4 1E 5 Low BER 1E 6 Specifies the Low BER Threshold of Microwave 1E 7 1E 8 ...

Page 555: ...10 12 END Assign Alarm AIS Settings GGS 000547 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING This page is intentionally left blank ...

Page 556: ...ort and RMON Ethernet port including threshold values The PMON RMON Setting provides the following menus RMON Threshold Setting Threshold setting of PMON except Ether port RMON Threshold Setting Threshold setting of RMON Ether port Other Threshold Settings Settings of TCN Level for RX Level SFP Optical Power and Temperature threshold VLAN Counter Setting Adding VLAN Counter VLAN Counter Report and...

Page 557: ...11 1 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu PMON RMON Setting to select PMON Threshold Setting The PMON Threshold Setting window appears 3 Click the Modify tool button Figure 11 1 PMON Threshold Setting Window PMON Threshold Setting RF MODEM option window appears Modify tool button ...

Page 558: ...riod Range of the values depends on the modulation method 1day Occur 0 to 66823104000 Specifies the threshold value to detect an RF BBE condition for a 1 Day period Range of the values depends on the modulation method Recover 0 to 66823104000 Specifies the threshold value to clear the RF BBE condition for a 1 Day period Range of the values depends on the modulation method RF ES 15min Occur 0 to 90...

Page 559: ...reshold value to detect an RF SEP condition for a 1 Day period Recover 0 to 86400 Specifies the threshold value to clear the RF SEP condition for a 1 Day period RF UAS 15min Occur 0 to 900 Specifies the threshold value to detect an RF UAS condition for a 15 Minute period Recover 0 to 900 Specifies the threshold value to clear the RF UAS for a 15 minute period 1day Occur 0 to 86400 Specifies the th...

Page 560: ...PASOLINK EX Adanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E The PMON Threshold Setting window updates the information 6 Verify the displayed information Figure 11 4 PMON Threshold Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 561: ...dure 11 2 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu PMON RMON Setting to select RMON Threshold Setting The RMON Threshold Setting window appears 3 Click the Modify tool button Figure 11 5 RMON Threshold Setting Window RMON Threshold Setting option window appears Modify tool button ...

Page 562: ...r a 1 day period RX Fragments 15 minutes 0 to 133929000 Specifies the threshold value to detect an RX Fragments condition for a 15 minute period 1 day 0 to 4294967294 Specifies the threshold value to detect an RX Fragments condition for a 1 day period RX CRC Alignment Errors 15 minutes 0 to 133929000 Specifies the threshold value to detect an RX CRC Alignment Error for a 15 minute period 1 day 0 t...

Page 563: ...ROVISIONING 5 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button of the dialog box to proceed Figure 11 7 Information Dialog Box 6 The RMON Threshold Setting window updates the information Verify the displayed information Figure 11 8 RMON Threshold Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 564: ...in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu PMON RMON Setting to select Other Threshold Setting The Other Threshold Setting window appears 3 Click the link of the target object Figure 11 9 Other Threshold Setting Window 4 Other Threshold Setting option window appears Assign the appropriate settings then click the OK button Figure 11 10 Other Threshold Setting ...

Page 565: ...ceed Figure 11 11 Information Dialog Box 6 The PMON Threshold Setting window updates the information Verify the displayed information Figure 11 12 Other Threshold Setting Window This step ends the procedure Table 11 3 Other Threshold Setting Parameters Parameter Value Description RX Level TCN Threshold 99 to 30 Specifies the threshold value to generate TCN RX Level alarm unit dBm ...

Page 566: ...T 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu PMON RMON Setting to select Other Threshold Setting The Other Threshold Setting window appears 3 Click the link of the target object Figure 11 13 Other Threshold Setting Window 4 Other Threshold Setting option window appears Assign the appropriate settings then click the OK button Figure 11 14 Other Threshold Setting Option Win...

Page 567: ...d Setting window updates the information Verify the displayed information Figure 11 16 Other Threshold Setting Window This step ends the procedure Table 11 4 Other Threshold Setting Parameters Parameter Value Description SFP TX Power TCN Threshold 40 to 8 1 Specifies the threshold value to generate TCN SFP TX Power alarm unit dBm SFP RX Power TCN Threshold 40 to 8 1 Specifies the threshold value t...

Page 568: ... to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu PMON RMON Setting to select VLAN Counter Setting The VLAN Counter Setting window appears 3 In the VLAN Counter Select tabbed page click Add Counter tool button Figure 11 17 VLAN Counter Setting Window VLAN Counter Select Tab VLAN Counter Setting VLAN Counter Select Add option window appears VLAN Counter Select tab Add ...

Page 569: ...g box appears Click OK button of the dialog box to proceed Figure 11 19 Information Dialog Box The VLAN Counter Setting window updates the information Table 11 5 VLAN Counter Select Parameters Parameter Value Description Item available Part Select a target part to specify Port available Port Select a target port to specify Enable radio button Clicking the radio button enables to count the frames t...

Page 570: ...ign PMON RMON Settings 11 15 iPASOLINK EX Adanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING GGS 000547 01E 6 Verify the displayed information Figure 11 20 VLAN Counter Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 571: ... on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu PMON RMON Setting to select VLAN Counter Setting The VLAN Counter Setting window appears 3 In the VLAN Counter Select tabbed page click the reference number of the target VLAN Counter Figure 11 21 VLAN Counter Setting Window VLAN Counter Select Tab VLAN Counter Setting VLAN Counter Select Modify option window appears VLAN Counter Select tab click ...

Page 572: ...log box appears Click OK button of the dialog box to proceed Figure 11 23 Information Dialog Box The VLAN Counter Setting window updates the information Table 11 6 VLAN Counter Select Parameters Parameter Value Description Item available part Select a target part to specify Port available port Select a target port to specify Enable radio button Clicking the radio button enables to count the frames...

Page 573: ...18 Assign PMON RMON Settings GGS 000547 01E iPASOLINK EX Adanced SET NETWORK AND SYSTEM PROVISIONING 6 Verify the displayed information Figure 11 24 VLAN Counter Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 574: ...N Setting to select VLAN Counter Setting The VLAN Counter Setting window appears 3 In the VLAN Counter Select tabbed page click the Delete Counter tool button Figure 11 25 VLAN Counter Setting Window 4 The Delete VLAN Counter option window appears Select a VLAN Counter No to be removed then click the OK button Figure 11 26 Delete VLAN Counter Option Window Confirmation dialog box appears 5 Click t...

Page 575: ...e 11 27 Confirmation Dialog Box 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button of the dialog box to proceed Figure 11 28 Information Dialog Box 7 The VLAN Counter Setting window updates the information Verify the displayed information Figure 11 29 VLAN Counter Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 576: ...ENU frame on the left expand Provisioning then its submenu PMON RMON Setting to select VLAN Counter Setting The VLAN Counter Setting window appears 3 In the Shaper Group Counter Select tabbed page click Add Counter tool button Figure 11 30 VLAN Counter Setting Window Shaper Group Counter Select Tab VLAN Counter Setting Shaper Group Counter Select Add option window appears Shaper Group Counter Sele...

Page 577: ...roceed Figure 11 32 Information Dialog Box 6 The VLAN Counter Setting window updates the information Verify the displayed information Figure 11 33 VLAN Counter Setting Window This step ends the procedure Table 11 7 Shaper Group Counter Select Parameters Parameter Value Description Item available Part Select a target part to specify Port available port Select a target port to specify Enable radio b...

Page 578: ...tting to select VLAN Counter Setting The VLAN Counter Setting window appears 3 In the Shaper Group Counter Select tabbed page click the Delete Counter tool button Figure 11 34 VLAN Counter Setting Window Shaper Group Counter Select Tab 4 The Delete Shaper Group Counter option window appears Select a VLAN Counter No to be removed then click the OK button Figure 11 35 Delete Shaper Group Counter Opt...

Page 579: ...f the dialog box Figure 11 36 Confirmation Dialog Box 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button of the dialog box to proceed Figure 11 37 Information Dialog Box 7 The VLAN Counter Setting window updates the information Verify the displayed information Figure 11 38 VLAN Counter Setting Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 580: ...GGS 000548 01E r1 June 2016 NEC Corporation 7 1 Shiba 5 Chome Minato Ku Tokyo 108 8001 Japan iPASOLINK EX Advanced OPERATION MAINTENANCE ...

Page 581: ...GGS 000548 01E GGS 000548 01E Printed in Japan 2016 by NEC Corporation ...

Page 582: ...1 View PM Reports 3 5 3 3 2 MODEM PMON Report 3 6 3 3 2 1 PM Items 3 7 3 3 2 2 Monitoring Points 3 7 3 3 3 ETH RMON Report 3 9 3 3 3 1 PM Items 3 10 3 3 4 VLAN Counter Report VLAN Counter 3 12 3 3 4 1 PM Items 3 13 3 3 4 2 Monitoring Points 3 13 3 3 5 VLAN Counter Report Shaper Group Counter 3 14 3 3 5 1 PM Items 3 14 3 3 6 PM Counter Ranges 3 15 3 3 6 1 MODEM PM Counter Range 3 15 3 3 6 2 Etherne...

Page 583: ... 4 1 Manual Switch Operation 4 12 4 4 2 RSTP MSTP Control 4 13 4 4 3 ERP Control 4 15 4 4 3 1 Execute ERP Switching Operation 4 15 4 4 3 2 Execute Loop Detection 4 18 4 4 4 LAG Revert Control 4 21 4 4 5 Timing Source Switch Control 4 23 4 4 5 1 Unlock the Mode 4 23 4 4 5 2 Switch Timing Sources 4 26 4 5 MODEM Maintenance Control Radio Control 4 28 4 5 1 ATPC Manual Control 4 30 4 5 2 TX Mute Contr...

Page 584: ...2 5 Update Controller Data 4 87 4 9 2 6 Update MODEM Parameter Data 4 91 4 9 2 7 Update SSL Server Certificate 4 96 4 9 3 Switch Swap Program ROM 4 99 4 9 3 1 Switch Swap BB ROM 4 99 4 9 3 2 Switch RF ROM 4 101 4 9 4 Check USB Memory Utility 4 103 4 9 5 Log Clear Function 4 104 4 9 6 Restore Factory Default Settings 4 105 4 10 Inventory 4 107 4 10 1 Equipment Inventory Information 4 107 4 10 2 Sof...

Page 585: ...5 18 5 5 2 Making Contact with NEC 5 18 5 5 3 Objects and Their Condition Types 5 18 5 5 4 Clearing Procedures 5 22 ALS 5 22 AMBR Range Mismatch 5 22 ATPC Power Mode 5 22 CLK Drift 5 22 CLK FAIL 5 23 CLK Status Changed 5 23 Clock Class 5 24 Clock ID 5 24 Compression Setting Mismatch 5 24 Current Status 5 25 Early Warning 5 25 Equipment Start up Status 5 25 ETH LF 5 25 ETH LOS 5 26 ETH RF 5 26 ETH ...

Page 586: ...34 LAG Port Status 5 34 LAN Link 5 34 License Mismatch 5 35 Link OAM Down 5 35 LLF 5 36 LLF Message Timeout 5 36 LLF OAM Received 5 36 LOF 5 36 Loss Announce 5 37 Low BER 5 37 LTI 5 38 Maintenance 5 38 MDI MDI X 5 38 Module 5 38 Module BB 5 39 Mute Status 5 39 Own Clock ID 5 39 PTP Clock Quality Level 5 39 PTP Mode Setting Mismatch 5 39 PTP Radio Clock Status 5 40 PTP Source Status 5 40 PTP Sync T...

Page 587: ...OLINK EX Advanced OPERATION MAINTENANCE SFP Port Type 5 43 SFP Removed 5 43 SFP Type Mismatch 5 44 Speed Duplex 5 44 SSM Fail 5 44 Temperature 5 45 Total FDB Full 5 45 Trap Suppression Status 5 45 TX Modulation 5 45 TX Power 5 46 UAE 5 46 ...

Page 588: ...nce for the iPASOLINK EX Advanced hereinafter iPASOLINK EX A of the 71 76 81 86 GHz Packet Digital Radio System The information includes the following with their instructions and procedures Precautions for maintenance Procedures for routine maintenance tasks Procedures for switching control operation Descriptions and procedures for corrective maintenance tasks ...

Page 589: ...1 2 END GENERAL GGS 000548 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced OPERATION MAINTENANCE This page is intentionally left blank ...

Page 590: ...hort interval may cause the equipment damaged 2 Contact NEC before downloading programs using WebLCT Equipment may not function correctly if the download takes place improperly Caution 1 Before starting the maintenance work the equipment should be set into the Maintenance Mode through WebLCT 2 Information on the maintenance and the control such as Mute CW LB etc is released if the power is turned ...

Page 591: ...2 2 END PRECAUTION GGS 000548 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced OPERATION MAINTENANCE This page is intentionally left blank ...

Page 592: ... 3 1 Overview Following procedures are provided for the routine maintenance and checks which ensures the equipment to operate properly and prevents the equipment and system from being damaged Before starting these checking procedures carefully observe the precautions described in the 2 PRECAUTION section ...

Page 593: ...r Indicates the RF output power level RX Level Indicates the RF input power level Power Supply Indicates the voltage level of Power Supply BER Indicates the value of BER measurement TX Modulation Indicates the current TX Modulation RX Modulation Indicates the current RX Modulation SFP SFP TX Power Indicates the optical output power of SFP SFP RX Power Indicates the optical input power of SFP ...

Page 594: ...Setting Procedure 3 1 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand Metering to select Current Metering 3 The Current Metering window appears To view or change the metering setting click the link of target object Figure 3 1 Current Metering Window The Current Metering option window appears click ...

Page 595: ... the Current Status and the performance monitor Current History PMON RMON Report and operate the loopback test to isolate the alarmed sections from the normal sections 2 RX LEVEL varies depending on the received RF signal level 3 Power Supply voltage varies depending on the length of cable 5 Click the Cancel button on the option window This step ends the procedure Table 3 1 Current Metering Parame...

Page 596: ...ute and accumulated to 15 minute and 24 hour 1 day statistics Red colored field indicates the value of TCN report Yellow colored field indicates that the system is in the Maintenance Mode A value with an asterisk is invalid which could not appropriately be obtained due to the failed condition alarm etc 3 3 1 View PM Reports Procedure 3 1 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT 2 In the MENU frame on the lef...

Page 597: ...3 6 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE GGS 000548 01E IPASOLINK EX ADVANCED OPERATION MAINTENANCE 3 3 2 MODEM PMON Report Figure 3 5 MODEM PM Report Clicking the link opens its detailed data ...

Page 598: ...ntage 30 ITU T G 826 RF SEP Severely Errored Period The cumulative time in which the BER of a one second period exceeded 10E 3 ITU T G 826 RF UAS Unavailable Second The cumulative time in which the unit remained inoperative ITU T G 826 RF OFS Out of Frame Second The total number of seconds of Out of Frame condition which is generated in 15 minute blocks OFS is applied to the Total only ITU T G 826...

Page 599: ...tting Level Figure 3 9 Monitoring Point and Range for Modulating Level Facility Monitoring Item Monitoring Point Monitoring Range Near End RF RX Level MAX RX Level MIN 1 1 Facility Monitoring Item Monitoring Point Monitoring Range Near End RF TX Power MAX TX Power MIN 2 2 Facility Monitoring Item Monitoring Point Monitoring Range Near End RF TX Modulation 2 2 RX Modulation 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 2 ...

Page 600: ...ROUTINE MAINTENANCE 3 9 iPASOLINK EX Advanced OPERATION MAINTENANCE GGS 000548 01E 3 3 3 ETH RMON Report Figure 3 10 Ethernet Interface PM Report Clicking the link opens its detailed data ...

Page 601: ...received packets that were between 65 and 127 octets in length including error packets RFC1757 TX 65 to 127Octs A count of transmitted and received packets that were between 65 and 127 octets in length including error packets RFC1757 RX128 to 255Octs A count of received packets that were between 128 and 255 octets in length including error packets RFC1757 TX128 to 255Octs Number of transmitted pac...

Page 602: ...to be transmitted to a broadcast address RFC1757 TX Collisions A count of collisions on this Ethernet segment RFC1757 RX Unknown TPID A count of abandoned frames included in unsetting TPID frames received or number of frames abandoned by Broadcast Storm Control function RFC1757 RX Unknown VID A count of abandoned frames included in unsetting VID frames received RFC1757 RX MAC Limit A count of fram...

Page 603: ...AINTENANCE GGS 000548 01E IPASOLINK EX ADVANCED OPERATION MAINTENANCE 3 3 4 VLAN Counter Report VLAN Counter Figure 3 11 VLAN Counter PM Report Clicking the link opens its detailed data rightmost filed leftmost filed ...

Page 604: ...mber of octets transmitted on the interface VLAN RX Octets The total number of octets received on the interface VLAN TX Frames The total number of transmitted VLAN frames VLAN RX Frames The total number of received VLAN frames VLAN RX QoS Discard Frame The total number of received VLAN frames that have been discarded by the policing function per VLAN VLAN 200 PORT 1 INGRESS VLAN 100 VLAN 300 EGRES...

Page 605: ...ng the link opens its detailed data leftmost field 3 3 5 1 PM Items Table 3 5 PM Items for Ethernet Interface Monitor Type Description Spec TX Octets The total number of transmitted octets TX Frame The total number of transmitted frames TX Queue Discard Frame The total number of QoS discarded frames that are leveled to Queue per VLAN denotes the queue level 0 to 7 rightmost field ...

Page 606: ...o 18446744073709551615 0 to 18446744073709551615 TX Pkts 0 to 18446744073709551615 0 to 18446744073709551615 RX Drop Events 0 to 133929000 0 to 4294967294 RX Undersize Pkts 0 to 133929000 0 to 4294967295 RX Fragments 0 to 133929000 0 to 4294967295 RX 64Octs 0 to 18446744073709551615 0 to 18446744073709551615 TX 64Octs 0 to 18446744073709551615 0 to 18446744073709551615 RX 65 to 127Octets 0 to 1844...

Page 607: ...51615 RX MAC Limit 0 to 18446744073709551615 0 to 18446744073709551615 RX Filter Discard 0 to 18446744073709551615 0 to 18446744073709551615 TX Filter Discard 0 to 18446744073709551615 0 to 18446744073709551615 RX QoS Discard 0 to 18446744073709551615 0 to 18446744073709551615 TX Queue0 Discard 0 to 18446744073709551615 0 to 18446744073709551615 TX Queue1 Discard 0 to 18446744073709551615 0 to 184...

Page 608: ...900 900 90 1 to 86400 65534 650 RF SES 1 to 900 900 90 1 to 86400 65534 650 RF SEP 1 to 900 900 90 1 to 86400 65534 650 RF UAS 1 to 900 900 90 1 to 86400 65534 650 RX LEV 99 to 30 Values depend on the radio setting CS and Modulation 99 to 30 Values depend on the radio setting CS and Modulation Table 3 9 MODEM RX LEV TCN Default Threshold No Modulation Type RSL dBm CS 62 5 M CS 125 M CS 250 M CS 50...

Page 609: ...3164 q to 3183744000 31837440 3183744 64QAM 1 to 39797000 397970 39797 1 to 3820512000 38205120 3820512 128QAM 1 to 46430000 464300 46430 1 to 4457280000 44572800 4457280 256QAM 1 to 53062000 530620 53062 1 to 5093952000 50939520 5093652 250 MHz QPSK 1 to 26563000 265630 36563 1 to 2550048000 25500480 2550048 8PSK 1 to 39845000 398450 39845 1 to 3825120000 38251200 3825120 16QAM 1 to 53126000 5312...

Page 610: ...8169600 24816960 256QAM 1 to 295440000 2954400 295440 1 to 28362240000 283622400 28362240 1000 MHz QPSK 1 to 108921000 1089210 108921 1 to 1045646000 104564160 10456416 8PSK 1 to 163381000 1633810 163381 1 to 15684576000 156845760 15684576 16QAM 1 to 217842000 2178420 217842 1 to 20912832000 209128320 20912832 32QAM 1 to 272302000 2723020 272302 1 to 26140992000 261409920 26140992 64QAM 1 to 32676...

Page 611: ...0 to 8 1 40 0 Table 3 12 LAN TCN Threshold Monitor Type 15 Min TCN Threshold 24H TCN Threshold Range Default Threshold Range Default Threshold RX Drop Event 1 to 133929000 133929000 0 to 4294967294 4294967294 RX Undersize Packets 1 to 133929000 133929000 0 to 4294967294 4294967294 Rx Fragment Packets 1 to 133929000 133929000 0 to 4294967294 4294967294 RX CRC Alignment Error 1 to 133929000 13392900...

Page 612: ...4 3 1 L2 Loopback Control Link OAM Loop Back Control 4 3 2 Link OAM Loopback Protection Control 4 4 Switching Control RSTP MSTP Control 4 4 2 RSTP MSTP Control ERP Control 4 4 3 ERP Control LAG Revert Control 4 4 4 LAG Revert Control Timing Source Switch Control 4 4 5 Timing Source Switch Control MODEM Maintenance Control 4 5 MODEM Maintenance Control Radio Control 4 5 1 ATPC Manual Control 4 5 2 ...

Page 613: ...ge NE Utility 4 9 2 Update Database Update Storage NE Utility Program ROM Switching 4 9 3 Switch Swap Program ROM USB Memory Utility 4 9 4 Check USB Memory Utility Log Clear Function 4 9 5 Log Clear Function Shipment 4 9 6 Restore Factory Default Settings User Account See 2 2 User Management in the Operation manual Inventory 4 10 Inventory Equipment Inventory Information 4 10 1 Equipment Inventory...

Page 614: ... Mode for WebLCT Operation Procedure 4 1 1 Launch the WebLCT See the Operation manual for detailed steps 2 Click the Maintenance button on the tool bar of WebLCT window Figure 4 1 WebLCT Main Window 3 Confirm that the MAINT indication on the upper side of WebLCT window turns orange This step ends the procedure Maintenance button MAINT indication ...

Page 615: ...back 1 Mode Loops frames back at the near side of L2SW Loopback 2 Mode Loops frames back at the far side of L2SW The selected ports must be operative In this mode the available frame size to operate L2 loopback is the maximum frame size minus 16 bytes The maximum frame size is specified by the 8 2 2 Max Frame Size Setting in the Set Network and System Provisioning manual Procedure 4 2 1 Click the ...

Page 616: ... Loopback Control Figure 4 2 L2 Loopback Control Window L2 Loopback Control Step 1 option window appears 4 Select a port to execute the Loopback operation then click the OK button Figure 4 3 L2 Loopback Control Step 1 Option Window L2 Loopback Control Step 2 option window appears click ...

Page 617: ...Loopback Operates a VLAN loopback L2 Loopback Loopback1 Loops back at the near side of the L2 Switch Loopback2 Loops back at the far side of the L2 Switch In this mode the available frame size to loop back is the maximum size that is specified by Max Frame Size Setting see 8 2 2 Max Frame Size Setting in the Set Network and System Provisioning manual minus 16 bytes Release Time No Limit Keeps L2 L...

Page 618: ...Dialog Box 8 L2 Loopback Control window updates the information Figure 4 7 L2 Loopback Control Window 9 When the loopback test ends click Maintenance tool button on the WebLCT tool bar to exit from the Maintenance Mode 10 Confirm that the MAINT color turns from orange to white This step ends procedure ...

Page 619: ... 4 LINK OAM Setting Figure 4 8 Link OAM Loopback Configuration Procedure 4 3 1 Click the Maintenance tool button on the tool bar of the WebLCT to put the system into the Maintenance Mode The MAINT indicator on the tool bar changes to orange 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand the Maintenance Control then its submenu Loopback Control to select Link OAM Loopback Control The Link OAM Loopback Cont...

Page 620: ...k Status field Figure 4 9 Link OAM Loopback Control Window 4 Link OAM Loopback Control option window appears Click On radio button then click the OK button Figure 4 10 Link OAM Loopback Control Option Box 5 When Information dialog box appears click the OK button to proceed Figure 4 11 Information Dialog Box click ...

Page 621: ...ected port indicates On Active Figure 4 12 Link OAM Loopback Control Window To End Link OAM Loopback Test 7 Click the linked On Active The Link OAM Loopback Control option window appears 8 Select Off then click the OK button Figure 4 13 Link OAM Loopback Control Option Window 9 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 4 14 Information Dialog Box ...

Page 622: ...the information Confirm that the selected port indicates Off now Figure 4 15 Link OAM Loopback Control Window 11 When completed click the Maintenance tool button on the WebLCT tool bar to exit from the Maintenance Mode 12 Confirm that the MAINT indicator on the tool bar changes from orange to white This step ends the procedure ...

Page 623: ...ing Control Important While operating the Switching Control Operation the system must be set into the Maintenance mode 4 4 1 Manual Switch Operation iPASOLINK EX A supports the following types of Manual Switches RSTP MSTP Control ERP Control LAG Revert Control Timing Source Switch Control ...

Page 624: ...he top of the WebLCT window to switch the state to the maintenance mode See 4 2 1 Change to Maintenance Mode for WebLCT Operation for operating steps 3 In the MENU frame on the left expand Maintenance Control then its submenu Protection Control to select RSTP MSTP Control The RSTP MSTP Control window appears 4 Click the RSTP Clear or MSTP Clear tool button Figure 4 16 RSTP MSTP Control Window exam...

Page 625: ...ppears Click the OK button of the dialog box to proceed Figure 4 18 Information Dialog Box 7 The RSTP Control window updates the information Verify the displayed information Figure 4 19 RSTP MSTP Control Window 8 Exit the Maintenance Mode by clicking the Maintenance button on the window 9 Check that the MAINT indication turns from orange to white This step ends the procedure ...

Page 626: ... to WebLCT 2 Click the Maintenance button on the top of the WebLCT window to switch the state to the maintenance mode See 4 2 1 Change to Maintenance Mode for WebLCT Operation for operating steps 3 In the MENU frame on the left expand Maintenance Control then its submenu Protection Control to select ERP Control The ERP Control window appears 4 Click the target Ring ID Figure 4 20 ERP Control Windo...

Page 627: ...indow 7 Warning dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 4 22 Warning Dialog Box Table 4 2 ERP Control Parameters Parameter Value Description Manual Control Forced SW Executes switching operation forcibly Manual SW Executes switching operation according to the condition s priority Clear Clears the status placed by the executed command Block Port Ring Port 0 Assigns a blocking port ...

Page 628: ...roceed Figure 4 23 Information Dialog Box 9 The ERP Control window updates the information Verify the displayed information Figure 4 24 ERP Control Window 10 Exit the Maintenance Mode by clicking the Maintenance button on the window 11 Check that the MAINT indication turns from orange to white This step ends the procedure leftmost field rightmost filed ...

Page 629: ...WebLCT window to switch the state to the maintenance mode See 4 2 1 Change to Maintenance Mode for WebLCT Operation for operating steps 3 In the MENU frame on the left expand Maintenance Control then its submenu Protection Control to select ERP Control The ERP Control window appears 4 Click the Loop Detection Restart tool button Figure 4 25 ERP Control Window ERP Control Loop Detection Restart opt...

Page 630: ...button Clicking the check box on top selects all Figure 4 26 ERP Control Loop Detection Restart Option Window 6 The system starts checking the loop on the selected Ring When completed Information dialog box appears 7 Click the OK button to proceed Figure 4 27 Information Dialog Box The ERP Control window updates the window check boxes ...

Page 631: ...us Figure 4 28 ERP Control Window This field normally indicates None If a loop is found the field indicated Detected Check the settings 9 Exit the Maintenance Mode by clicking the Maintenance button on the window 10 Check that the MAINT indication turns from orange to white This step ends the procedure Loop Detection Status ...

Page 632: ...aintenance button on the top of the WebLCT window to switch the state to the maintenance mode See 4 2 1 Change to Maintenance Mode for WebLCT Operation for operating steps 3 In the MENU frame on the left expand Maintenance Control then its submenu Protection Control to select LAG Revert Control The LAG Revert Control window appears 4 Click the target group from the LAG column Figure 4 29 LAG Rever...

Page 633: ...e 4 30 LAG Revert Control Option Window 6 Warning dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 4 31 Warning Dialog Box The reverting command is executed 7 When completed Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to end the procedure Figure 4 32 Information Dialog Box This step ends the procedure OK button ...

Page 634: ...top of the WebLCT window to switch the state to the maintenance mode See 4 2 1 Change to Maintenance Mode for WebLCT Operation for operating steps 3 In the MENU frame on the left expand Maintenance Control then its submenu Protection Control to select Timing Source Switch Control The Timing Source Switch Control window appears 4 If the target facility is locked Lock Out indicates On click the link...

Page 635: ...ning dialog box appears Click the OK button of the dialog box Figure 4 35 Warning Dialog Box 7 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button of the dialog box to proceed Figure 4 36 Information Dialog Box 8 The Timing Source Switch Control window updates the information Verify that the Lock Out status of the target object indicates Off now Figure 4 37 Timing Source Switch Control Window ...

Page 636: ...of the following To end the procedure i Exit the Maintenance Mode by clicking the Maintenance button on the window ii Check that the MAINT indication turns from orange to white This step ends the procedure To set Timing Source Switch go to Procedure 4 9 in 4 4 5 2 Switch Timing Sources Step 3 ...

Page 637: ...he MENU frame on the left expand Maintenance Control then its submenu Protection Control to select Timing Source Switch Control The Timing Source Switch Control window appears 4 Click a link in the Timing Source SW Control fields NOTE The target object must NOT be in the Lockout mode Figure 4 38 Timing Source Switch Control Window 5 Timing Source Switch Control option window appears Select a switc...

Page 638: ...oceed Figure 4 41 Information Dialog Box 8 The Timing Source Switch Control window updates the information Verify that the selected switch control is indicated for the target object Figure 4 42 Timing Source Switch Control Window 9 Exit the Maintenance Mode by clicking the Maintenance button on the window 10 Check that the MAINT indication turns from orange to white This step ends the procedure Th...

Page 639: ... Manual then select fixed value it will be fixed until Auto is selected NOTE ATPC Manual Control is not effective if MTPC Mode is selected TX Mute Control Despite the equipment configuration setting forcing the TX Mute Control to ON will stop the transmit power of the RF If Mute Control is set to OFF it will cancel the Mute control NOTES 1 If Mute Control is set to off and Mute OFF does not work d...

Page 640: ...f remote connection and operated Control CW it may not be able to recover again CW Control will restore automatically according to the TX Mute Release Time parameter TX Modulation Manual Control The flat rate of the transmission modulation method of the control station in the AMR mode is temporarily managed The modulation method can be set according to the target device regardless of the AMR Range...

Page 641: ...g Procedure 4 10 1 Click the Maintenance tool button on the tool bar of the WebLCT to put the system into the Maintenance Mode The MAINT indicator on the tool bar changes to orange 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand the Maintenance Control to select MODEM Maintenance Control The MODEM Maintenance Control window appears 3 Click Off link in the ATPC Manual Control option Figure 4 43 MODEM Mainte...

Page 642: ...g box appears Click the OK button Figure 4 45 Warning Dialog Box 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button Figure 4 46 Information Dialog Box The MODEM Maintenance Control window updates the information Table 4 3 ATPC Manual Control Parameter Value Description ATPC Manual Control On Enable Disable ATPC Manual Control Off ATPC Manual Power 1 0 to 10 0 Set the transmit power value unit dB...

Page 643: ...m the displayed parameters Figure 4 47 MODEM Maintenance Control Window 8 When confirmed click the Maintenance tool button on the WebLCT tool bar to exit from the Maintenance Mode 9 Confirm that the MAINT indicator on the tool bar changes from orange to white This step ends the procedure ...

Page 644: ...ar of the WebLCT to put the system into the Maintenance Mode The MAINT indicator on the tool bar changes to orange 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand the Maintenance Control to select MODEM Maintenance Control The MODEM Maintenance Control window appears 3 Select Off in the TX Mute Control option Figure 4 48 MODEM Maintenance Control Window The MODEM Maintenance Control option window appears c...

Page 645: ...ck OK button Figure 4 50 Warning Dialog Box 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button Figure 4 51 Information Dialog Box The MODEM Maintenance Control window updates the information Table 4 4 TX MuteControl Parameter Value Description TX Mute Control On Executes the forced mute Off Releases the forced mute default Release Time No Limit No limitation to auto recovery This option is not e...

Page 646: ...m the displayed parameters Figure 4 52 MODEM Maintenance Control Window 8 When confirmed click the Maintenance tool button on the WebLCT tool bar to exit from the Maintenance Mode 9 Confirm that the MAINT indicator on the tool bar changes from orange to white This step ends the procedure ...

Page 647: ...the WebLCT to put the system into the Maintenance Mode The MAINT indicator on the tool bar changes to orange 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand the Maintenance Control to select MODEM Maintenance Control The MODEM Maintenance Control window appears 3 Select Off in the TX Mute Control option Figure 4 53 MODEM Maintenance Control Window The MODEM Maintenance Control option window appears click ...

Page 648: ...tion Dialog Box The MODEM Maintenance Control window updates the information Table 4 5 TX Mute Control Parameter Value Description TX Mute Control On Executes the forced mute Off Releases the forced mute default Release Time 90 s Provides 90 seconds before executing the auto recovery 180 s Provides 180 seconds before executing the auto recovery 300 s Provides 300 seconds before executing the auto ...

Page 649: ...m the displayed parameters Figure 4 57 MODEM Maintenance Control Window 8 When confirmed click the Maintenance tool button on the WebLCT tool bar to exit from the Maintenance Mode 9 Confirm that the MAINT indicator on the tool bar changes from orange to white This step ends the procedure ...

Page 650: ...the tool bar of the WebLCT to put the system into the Maintenance Mode The MAINT indicator on the tool bar changes to orange 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand the Maintenance Control to select MODEM Maintenance Control The MODEM Maintenance Control window appears 3 Select Off in the CW Control option Figure 4 58 MODEM Maintenance Control Window The MODEM Maintenance Control option window appe...

Page 651: ...rameters Parameter Value Description CW Control On Executes the controlling CW Off Releases the controlling CW default Release Time No Limit Specifies no limitation to auto recovery Not recommended NOTE These values are not available for the local connection 90 s Provides 90 seconds before executing the auto recovery 180 s Provides 180 seconds before executing the auto recovery 300 s Provides 300 ...

Page 652: ... updates the information Verify the displayed parameters Figure 4 62 MODEM Maintenance Control Window 8 When confirmed click the Maintenance tool button on the WebLCT tool bar to exit from the Maintenance Mode 9 Confirm that the MAINT indicator on the tool bar changes from orange to white This step ends the procedure ...

Page 653: ...nance tool button on the tool bar of the WebLCT to put the system into the Maintenance Mode The MAINT indicator on the tool bar changes to orange 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand the Maintenance Control to select MODEM Maintenance Control The MODEM Maintenance Control window appears 3 Select Off in the Carrier Search option Figure 4 63 MODEM Maintenance Control Window The Carrier Search opti...

Page 654: ...tton Figure 4 64 Carrier Search Option Window Table 4 7 Carrier Search Parameters to Set Parameter Value Description Channel Spacing 62 5 MHz Select the Channel Spacing 125 MHz 250 MHz 500 MHz 750 MHz 1000 MHz 2000 MHz TX mute Opposite Site Off Disables the Mute Setting at the opposing site On Release Time 90 s Enables the Mute Setting at the opposing site ...

Page 655: ... Dialog Box 6 The Carrier Search option window shows the search results Figure 4 66 Carrier Search Option Window 7 To finish viewing click the Cancel button 8 Click the Maintenance tool button on the WebLCT tool bar to exit from the Maintenance Mode 9 Confirm that the MAINT indicator on the tool bar changes from orange to white This step ends the procedure ...

Page 656: ... items can be enabled using WebLCT Laser Shutdown Control Forcibly shuts down the optical outputs ALS Restart for Remote Operation only For optical interfaces the ALS Automatic Laser Shutdown control performs the resumption of optical power for a definite period of time In addition this function operates under ALS control execution optical power shutdown If ALS is not activated this operation is n...

Page 657: ...he Maintenance Control to select Laser Shutdown Control The Laser Shutdown Control window appears 3 Select Off in the Forced Laser Shutdown Control option Figure 4 67 Laser Shutdown Control Window 4 Laser Shutdown Control option window appears Set On or Off by clicking its radio button then click the OK button Figure 4 68 Laser Shutdown Control Option Window Table 4 8 Forced Laser Shutdown Control...

Page 658: ...the OK button Figure 4 70 Information Dialog Box 7 The Laser Shutdown Control window updates the information Verify the displayed parameters Figure 4 71 Laser Shutdown Control Window 8 When confirmed click the Maintenance tool button on the WebLCT tool bar to exit from the Maintenance Mode 9 Confirm that the MAINT indicator on the tool bar changes from orange to white This step ends the procedure ...

Page 659: ... indicator on the tool bar changes to orange 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand the Maintenance Control to select Laser Shutdown Control The Laser Shutdown Control window appears 3 Select Control in the ALS Restart option Figure 4 72 Laser Shutdown Control Window 4 Laser Shutdown Control option window appears Select a proper value for the ALS Restart parameter then click the OK button Figure 4...

Page 660: ...rameters Figure 4 76 Laser Shutdown Control 8 When confirmed click the Maintenance tool button on the WebLCT tool bar to exit from the Maintenance Mode 9 Confirm that the MAINT indicator on the tool bar changes from orange to white This step ends the procedure Table 4 9 ALS Restart Parameter Value Description ALS Restart 2s Forcibly issues the optical output for 2 seconds where the ALS Automatic L...

Page 661: ...ocedure 4 17 1 Click the Maintenance tool button on the tool bar of the WebLCT to put the system into the Maintenance Mode The MAINT indicator on the tool bar changes to orange 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand the Maintenance Control then expand H W F W Reset Control to select H W Reset Control The H W Reset Control window appears Module Description H W Reset Control Equipment Reset Resets t...

Page 662: ...GS 000548 01E 3 Click the target object link under the Item column Figure 4 77 H W Reset Control Window H W Reset Control option window for the selected object appears 4 Verify the information and click the OK button Figure 4 78 H W Reset Control Option Window click ...

Page 663: ...he OK button Figure 4 80 Information Dialog Box 7 Another Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 4 81 Information Dialog Box 8 When the system is ready launch the WebLCT then log in to the system 9 Open the H W Reset Control window and verify the information Figure 4 82 H W Reset Control Window 10 Release the Maintenance Mode if necessary This step ends the procedure ...

Page 664: ... Mode The MAINT indicator on the tool bar changes to orange 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand the Maintenance Control then expand H W_F W Reset Control to select F W Reset Control 3 The F W Reset Control window appears Click BB link in the Item field Figure 4 83 F W Reset Control Window 4 F W Reset Control BB option window appears Confirm the information then click OK button Figure 4 84 F W R...

Page 665: ...ation Box 7 When the iPASOLINK EX A restarts launch the WebLCT and log in to the iPASOLINK EX A again 8 Verify the information displayed in the F W Reset Control window Figure 4 87 F W Reset Control window 9 When confirmed click the Maintenance tool button on the WebLCT tool bar to exit from the Maintenance Mode 10 Confirm that the MAINT indicator on the tool bar changes from orange to white This ...

Page 666: ...T indicator on the tool bar changes to orange 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand the Maintenance Control then expand H W_F W Reset Control to select F W Reset Control The F W Reset Control window appears 3 Click the target RF link in the Item field Figure 4 88 F W Reset Control Window 4 F W Reset Control option window appears Confirm the information then click the OK button Figure 4 89 F W Res...

Page 667: ...n Figure 4 91 Information Dialog Box The CPU Reset RF starts automatically 7 When the RF is prepared verify the information displayed in the F W Reset Control window Figure 4 92 F W Reset Control Window 8 When confirmed click the Maintenance tool button on the WebLCT tool bar to exit from the Maintenance Mode 9 Confirm that the MAINT indicator on the tool bar changes from orange to white This step...

Page 668: ... the ETH CC frames 2 Execute the Loss Measurement and Delay Measurement with the Transmission Count value 1 at the equipment to measure Delay Loss against the equipment to carry out the test Procedure 4 20 1 Click the Maintenance tool button on the tool bar of the WebLCT to put the system into the Maintenance Mode The MAINT indicator on the tool bar changes to orange 2 In the MENU frame on the lef...

Page 669: ...roper value for each parameter then click the OK button Clicking the Modify Detail Test Parameter tool button opens its detailed option window Provided detailed parameters are Transmission Count Transmission Period PDU Size Priority Figure 4 94 ETH OAM LB LT DM LM Control Option Window click ...

Page 670: ...Target MAC Address xx xx xx xx xx xx Enter the MAC Address Multicast Tick a box to select the Multicast address LT Mode does not have this choice Modify Detail Test Parameter for LB DM or LM Mode MEP Index read only Indicates the selected item s information Destination MAC Address read only Transmission Count 1 to 127 Specifies the transmission count for the test Transmission Period 1 to 10 Specif...

Page 671: ...PASOLINK EX Advanced Operation Maintenance 5 The Result window appears Confirm the displayed parameters Figure 4 95 LB Result Window Example LB Result 6 To save the History Information or Test Result in the local PC operate the following ...

Page 672: ...k the Export CSV File tool button on the tool bar of the ETH OAM LB LT DM LM Control window Figure 4 96 ETH OAM LB LT DM LM Control Window Test Result To save the test result click the Export CSV File tool button on each result window Figure 4 97 Test Result Window example LB Result Window Export CSV File button Export CSV File button ...

Page 673: ... Save button Figure 4 98 File Download Option Window 8 Save As option window appears Select the proper folder of local PC and then click the Save button Default file name History Information HistoryInformationExport _YYYYMMDDhhmmss csv Test Result TestResultExport LB or LT _YYYYMMDDhhmmss csv Figure 4 99 Save As Option Window ...

Page 674: ...ed OPERATION MAINTENANCE GGS 000548 01E 9 When completed Download Complete window appears Click the Close button Figure 4 100 Download Complete Window 10 Confirm that the CSV file is saved in the selected folder This step ends the procedure ...

Page 675: ...a from the local storage local PC or USB memory device to the NE The downloaded data will be listed under Uncurrent column of Program ROM Switching option window Program ROM Switching This function switches swaps the F W currently running and that of downloaded version listed under Uncurrent USB Memory Utility This function verifies the USB memory device Log Clear Function This function deletes th...

Page 676: ...rt NE Storage Utility The Export NE Storage Utility window appears 2 Select the Config Data and a storage tool Local PC or USB Memory by clicking their radio buttons then click the Execute tool button Figure 4 101 Export NE Storage Utility Window 3 Following inquiry message appears Click the Save button Figure 4 102 Inquiry Message Save As window appears select data to export Execute tool button s...

Page 677: ...s completed Click the View folder button Figure 4 104 Message to Inform the State The folder to which the downloaded file is stored opens Table 4 11 Configuration Data to Upload Data Default File Name Equipment Configuration Data ex10 equip cfg Network Configuration Data ex10 network cfg User Configuration Data ex10 user cfg PMON History File ex10 pmon history zip RMON History File e10 rmon histor...

Page 678: ...L ITEMS 4 67 iPASOLINK EX Advanced OPERATION MAINTENANCE GGS 000548 01E 6 Verify that the data has been successfully saved Figure 4 105 Folder to Store Downloaded File Example This step the ends the procedure ...

Page 679: ...s the F W from the local PC or USB memory device to the targets BB RF FPGA Data File Download This function downloads FPGA from the local PC or USB memory device to the target objects Configuration Data File Download This function downloads the configuration file Equipment Network User from the local PC or USB memory device to iPASOLINK EX A Controller Data Download This function updates the Contr...

Page 680: ...he download is in progress Proceeding through the following terminates the WebLCT and restarts iPASOLINK EX A Procedure 4 22 BB Firmware 1 Click the Maintenance tool button on the tool bar of the WebLCT to put the system into the Maintenance Mode The MAINT indicator on the tool bar changes to orange 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand the Equipment Utility to select Update Storage NE Utility Th...

Page 681: ...tton Figure 4 107 Program File Option Window 5 Program File window for selecting the destination appears In the Import File option box select the media Local PC or USB Memory from which the file is transferred and then click the file icon button of the selected storage Figure 4 108 Program File Option Window for BB An option window for Choosing File appears select storage click a file icon ...

Page 682: ... GGS 000548 01E 6 Select the firmware for BB see below for the file name and then click the Open or OK button Option Window for Local PC Figure 4 109 Choose File to Upload Option Window Option Window for USB Memory Device Figure 4 110 Update Utility Option Window ...

Page 683: ...ion Window 8 Warning message dialog box appears Click the OK button Figure 4 112 Warning Dialog Box During the process download progress bar appears 9 When the download process is completed the Update Complete message dialog box appears Check leave a tick in the Program ROM Switching check box and then click the OK button Figure 4 113 Update Complete Dialog Box Warning message dialog box appears ...

Page 684: ...button The WebLCT will shut down to restart automatically Figure 4 115 Information Box 12 When the iPASOLINK EX A is restarted and prepared log in to iPASOLINK EX A again 13 Select Inventory Equipment Inventory Information from the WebLCT menu 14 The Equipment Inventory Information window appears Verify the Current version the version of newly running program of BB Figure 4 116 Equipment Inventory...

Page 685: ...nance mode while the download is in progress Procedure 4 23 RF 1 Click the Maintenance tool button on the tool bar of the WebLCT to put the system into the Maintenance Mode The MAINT indicator on the tool bar changes to orange 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand the Equipment Utility to select Update Storage NE Utility The Update Storage NE Utility window appears 3 Select Program File by clicki...

Page 686: ...ton Figure 4 118 Program File Option Window 5 The Program File option window for selecting a source In the Import File option box select the media Local PC or USB Memory from which the file is transferred and then click the file icon button Figure 4 119 Program File Option Window An option window to choose a file appears Import File option box file icon ...

Page 687: ... Maintenance 6 Select the RF firmware file see below for the file name and click the Open or OK button Option Window for Local PC Figure 4 120 Choose File to Upload Option Window Option Window for USB Memory Device Figure 4 121 Update Storage NE Utility Option Window ...

Page 688: ...2 Program File Option Window 8 Warning message dialog box appears Click the OK button Figure 4 123 Warning Dialog Box File downloading starts During the downloading process the progress bar shows up 9 When completed the Update Complete message dialog box appears Figure 4 124 Update Complete Dialog Box 10 Select Inventory Equipment Inventory Information from the WebLCT menu ...

Page 689: ...s Verify the current version version of newly running program Figure 4 125 Equipment Inventory Information Window 12 When confirmed click the Maintenance tool button on the WebLCT tool bar to exit from the Maintenance Mode 13 Confirm that the MAINT indicator on the tool bar changes from orange to white This step ends the procedure ...

Page 690: ...ystem must be set into the Maintenance mode Do not cancel the Maintenance mode while the download process is in progress Procedure 4 24 1 Click the Maintenance tool button on the tool bar of the WebLCT to put the system into the Maintenance Mode The MAINT indicator on the tool bar changes to orange 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand the Equipment Utility to select Update Storage NE Utility The...

Page 691: ... media Local PC or USB Memory from which the file is transferred and then click the file icon button Figure 4 127 FPGA Data Option Window 5 An option window for selecting a file appears Select the FPGA Data file see below for the file name and click the Open or OK button Option Window for Local PC Figure 4 128 Choose File to Upload Option Window Import File option box file icon ...

Page 692: ...pdate Storage NE Utility Option Window 6 The Program File option window displays the selected directory Click the OK button Figure 4 130 FPGA Data Option Window 7 Warning message dialog box appears Click the OK button Figure 4 131 Warning Dialog Box File downloading starts During the downloading process the progress bar shows up ...

Page 693: ...Update Complete Dialog Box 9 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 4 133 Information Dialog Box i Launch the WebLCT and log in to the iPASOLINK EX A again ii Select the Inventory Equipment Inventory Information from the WebLCT menu 10 In the Equipment Inventory Information window verify the information of newly running program Figure 4 134 Equipment Inventory Informa...

Page 694: ...tes the WebLCT and restarts iPASOLINK EX A NOTES 1 Do not store the data to be downloaded and the existing Configuration Data File in the same folder Keep the data separate so that the data can be compared 2 To download the Configuration Data the system must be set into the Maintenance mode Do not cancel the Maintenance mode while the process is in progress Procedure 4 25 1 Click the Maintenance t...

Page 695: ...ow for selecting source appears Select the data type Network Config Equipment Config User Config from the Select Config Data Type drop down list Figure 4 136 Config Data Option Window 5 In the Import File option box select the media Local PC or USB Memory from which the file is transferred and then click the file icon button An option window for selecting a file appears Execute tool button Config ...

Page 696: ...elect the Config Data file Option Window for Local PC Figure 4 137 Choose File to Upload Option Window Option Window for USB Memory Device Figure 4 138 Update Storage NE Utility Option Window 7 Click the Open or OK button The Config Data option window displays the selected directory ...

Page 697: ... progress bar shows up 10 Information dialog box appears Click OK button The WebLCT will shut down automatically Figure 4 141 Information Dialog Box 11 When the iPASOLINK EX A restarts log in to the iPASOLINK EX A again 12 Upload the Configuration Data File again then acquire the Configuration Data 13 Check the Configuration Data by comparing the latest Configuration Data with the previous data 14...

Page 698: ...m must be set into the Maintenance mode Do not cancel the Maintenance mode while the download process is in progress Procedure 4 26 1 Click the Maintenance tool button on the tool bar of the WebLCT to put the system into the Maintenance Mode The MAINT indicator on the tool bar changes to orange 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand the Equipment Utility to select Update Storage NE Utility 3 The U...

Page 699: ... PC or USB Memory from which the file is transferred and then click the file icon button Figure 4 143 Controller Data Option Window 5 An option window for selecting a file appears Select the Controller Data file see below for the file name and click the Open or OK button File Name BBCKT EV CONT_NWA A01929 001_v cont Figure 4 144 Choose File to Upload Option Window Import File option box file icon ...

Page 700: ...cted directory Click the OK button Figure 4 145 FPGA Data Option Window Warning message dialog box appears 7 Click the OK button Figure 4 146 Warning Dialog Box File downloading starts During the downloading process the progress bar shows up Figure 4 147 Progress Bar When completed the Update Complete message dialog box appears ...

Page 701: ...formation dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 4 149 Information Dialog Box i Launch the WebLCT and log in to the iPASOLINK EX A again ii Select the Inventory Equipment Inventory Information from the WebLCT menu 10 In the Equipment Inventory Information window verify the information of newly running program Figure 4 150 Equipment Inventory Information Window ...

Page 702: ...ortant 1 Ensure that the Parameter File to update MODEM that was from NEC has already been on the site 2 Check that the prepared Parameter File is for MODEM 3 To operate the MODEM Parameter download the system must be set into the Maintenance mode Do not cancel the Maintenance mode while the download process is in progress Procedure 4 27 1 Click the Maintenance tool button on the tool bar of the W...

Page 703: ...ion window for selecting source appears In the Import File option box select the media Local PC or USB Memory from which the file is transferred and then click the file icon button Figure 4 152 MODEM Parameter Option Window 5 An option window for selecting a file appears Select the MODEM Parameter file see below for the file name and then click the Open or OK button MODEM Parameter file name MDxxx...

Page 704: ...ON MAINTENANCE GGS 000548 01E Option Window for Local PC Figure 4 153 Choose File to Upload Option Window Option Window for USB Memory Device Figure 4 154 Update Storage NE Utility The MODEM Parameter option window displays the specified information ...

Page 705: ...uring the downloading process the progress bar shows up 8 When completed Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 4 157 Information Dialog Box 9 Launch and log in to the WebLCT 10 From the WebLCT menu select the Inventory Equipment Inventory Information from the WebLCT menu The Equipment Inventory Information window appears 11 Check the latest MODEM Parameter Data runni...

Page 706: ... Figure 4 158 Equipment Inventory Information Window 12 When confirmed click the Maintenance tool button on the WebLCT tool bar to exit from the Maintenance Mode 13 Confirm that the MAINT indicator on the tool bar changes from orange to white This step ends the procedure scroll ...

Page 707: ...Utility The Update Storage NE Utility window appears 3 Select SSL Server Certificate by clicking its radio button and then click the Execute tool button Figure 4 159 Update Storage NE Utility Window 4 SSL Server Certificate option window appears In the Import File option box select the media Local PC or USB Memory from which the file is transferred then click the folder tool button to locate the c...

Page 708: ...E GGS 000548 01E 5 Select the file and click the Open button The valid file is compressed by the zip application Option Window for Local PC Figure 4 161 Choose File to Upload Option Window Option Window for USB Memory Device Figure 4 162 Update Storage NE Utility ...

Page 709: ...arning dialog Box During the process a progress bar shows up 8 When the process is completed following Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 4 165 Information Dialog Box The system starts updating SSL Server Certificate file WebLCT is automatically logged off from the equipment It may take a few minutes to 10 minutes depending on your PC s capacity for updating proce...

Page 710: ...cancel the Maintenance mode while controlling the switching operation Procedure 4 29 1 Click the Maintenance tool button on the tool bar of the WebLCT to put the system into the Maintenance Mode The MAINT indicator on the tool bar changes to orange 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand the Equipment Utility to select Program ROM Switching The Program ROM Switching window appears 3 Click the BB li...

Page 711: ...will shut down automatically Figure 4 169 Information Box 7 When the iPASOLINK EX A restarts launch the WebLCT and log in to the iPASOLINK EX A again 8 Select the Equipment Utility Program ROM Switching from the WebLCT menu The Program ROM Switching window appears 9 Verify the current version of the BB Firmware Figure 4 170 Program ROM Switching Window 10 When confirmed click the Maintenance tool ...

Page 712: ...peration Procedure 4 30 1 Click the Maintenance tool button on the tool bar of the WebLCT to put the system into the Maintenance Mode The MAINT indicator on the tool bar changes to orange 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand the Equipment Utility to select Program ROM Switching The Program ROM Switching window appears 3 Click the target RF link in the Item field Figure 4 171 Program ROM Switchin...

Page 713: ...re 4 173 Warning Box 6 Information dialog box appears Click the OK button Figure 4 174 Information Box 7 The Program ROM Switching window updates the information Verify the current version of the RF Firmware Figure 4 175 Program ROM Switching Window 8 When confirmed click the Maintenance tool button on the WebLCT tool bar to exit from the Maintenance Mode 9 Confirm that the MAINT indicator on the ...

Page 714: ...eck USB Memory Utility Procedure 4 31 1 In the MENU frame on the left expand the Equipment Utility to select USB Memory Utility The USB Memory Utility window appears 2 Click the Refresh tool button on the WebLCT tool bar Figure 4 176 USB Memory Utility Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 715: ...xpand the Equipment Utility to select Log Clear Function The Log Clear Function window appears 2 Select the log type Event Log or PMON RMON Log by clicking its radio button Figure 4 177 USB Memory Utility Window 3 Confirmation dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed Figure 4 178 Confirmation Dialog Box 4 When completed Information dialog box appears Click the OK button to proceed This st...

Page 716: ...4 33 1 Click the Maintenance tool button on the tool bar of the WebLCT to put the system into the Maintenance Mode The MAINT indicator on the tool bar changes to orange 2 In the MENU frame on the left expand the Equipment Utility to select Shipment The Shipment window appears 3 Click the Shipment tool button Figure 4 180 Shipment Window leftmost The Shipment option window appears Shipment tool but...

Page 717: ... A will restart automatically 6 Another Information dialog box appears Click the OK button The WebLCT will shut down automatically Figure 4 183 Information Dialog Box 7 When the iPASOLINK EX A restarts launch the WebLCT and log in to the iPASOLINK EX A again This step ends the procedure Table 4 12 Shipment Parameter Parameter Value Description Shipment Type Provisioning Clear Restore the provision...

Page 718: ...twork and software license keys for the equipment 4 10 1 Equipment Inventory Information Procedure 4 34 1 In the MENU frame on the left expand the Inventory to select Equipment Inventory Information The Equipment Inventory Information window appears Figure 4 184 Equipment Inventory Information Window See Figure 4 185 Equipment Inventory Information for the overall view ...

Page 719: ...4 108 CONTROL ITEMS GGS 000548 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced Operation Maintenance Figure 4 185 Equipment Inventory Information Figure 4 186 ...

Page 720: ...n Controller Information Current Version Parameter Information Current Version SFP SFP Information Port registered port Type Ethernet category Wavelength nm and Color See Figure 4 186 and Table 4 14 also MAC Address Information M Plane U Plane Port and MAC Address Frequency Information RF running status Sub Band usage that includes TX Start Stop Frequency RX Start Stop Frequency Frequency Step Shi...

Page 721: ...87 Location of Export Tool Button 3 The File Download option window appears Click the Save button Figure 4 188 File Download Window 4 When completed Download Complete window appears Click the Close button Figure 4 189 Download Complete Window 5 Confirm that the Inventory Information file is saved in the selected folder This step ends the procedure Export Equipment Inventory Information tool button...

Page 722: ...cense Key Information Following describes how to confirm and export the Software License Key of the equipment Procedure 4 35 1 In the MENU frame on the left expand the Inventory to select S W License Information The S W License Information window appears Figure 4 190 S W License Information Window ...

Page 723: ... 191 Location of Export Button 3 File Download option window appears Click the Save button Figure 4 192 File Download Option Window 4 When completed Download Complete window appears Click the Close button Figure 4 193 Download Complete Window 5 Confirm that the License Information file is saved in the selected folder This step ends the procedure Export S W License Information tool button ...

Page 724: ... WebLCT Characters to enter here are restricted Following is the list of the available characters NOTE Spaces can be used between other available characters only not at the head or tail end b6 b4 0 1 10 11 100 101 110 111 b3 b0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 0 0 Space NOTE 2 0 P p 1 1 1 A Q a q 10 2 2 B R b r 11 3 3 C S c s 100 4 4 D T d t 101 5 5 E U e u 110 6 6 F V f v 111 7 7 G W g w 1000 8 8 H X h x 1001 9 9...

Page 725: ...d the Inventory to select User Description The User Description window appears 2 Click a desired link and enter the information Figure 4 194 User Description Window Figure 4 195 User Description Locality Option Window see Figure 4 195 see Figure 4 196 click see Figure 4 197 click see Figure 4 198 click see Figure 4 197 click click ...

Page 726: ...548 01E Figure 4 196 User Description Remark Option Window Figure 4 197 User Description Title Option Window Figure 4 198 User Description No Option Window 3 When completed click the OK button Clicking the OK button of each option window displays the Information dialog box ...

Page 727: ...01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced OPERATION MAINTENANCE 4 Click the OK button to proceed Figure 4 199 Information Dialog Box 5 The User Description window updates the information Figure 4 200 User Description Window This step ends the procedure ...

Page 728: ...ical Alarm that causes a service affecting failure which requires an immediate corrective action If this level of condition is reported the managed object could totally go out of service restoring its capability MJ Major MJ indicates for the Major Alarm that causes a service affecting failure which requires an urgent corrective action If this level of condition is reported the capability of the ma...

Page 729: ...2 2 Display Current Status Window Procedure 5 1 From starting up the WebLCT 1 Launch and log in to WebLCT The initial main window of the WebLCT displays the Current Status information From other task window 1 Click the Current Status on top of the MENU frame in the left The main window in the right shows the Current Status information The Current Status window provides the information on the follo...

Page 730: ...Tab The Active Alarm tabbed window displays the list of current alarms that have been detected by the equipment View Active Alarm Procedure 5 1 1 Click the Refresh tool button to display the Active Alarms Figure 5 1 Current Status Window Active Alarm Tab The Active Alarm list is retrieved Refresh tool button ...

Page 731: ...AINTENANCE GGS 000548 01E iPASOLINK EX Advanced OPERATION MAINTENANCE 2 Click the link in the Items field Figure 5 2 Active Alarm Tab Updated 3 Alarm Information window appears Figure 5 3 Alarm Information Window click ...

Page 732: ...aved onto the storage area of WebLCT PC To save the information click the Save button located within the Active Alarm list See 5 2 3 Save the Displayed Information for an example Figure 5 4 Current Status Window Active Alarm Tab NOTE To save the alarm list refer to the procedure provided in 5 2 3 Save the Displayed Information Save button ...

Page 733: ...d status including any changes made to the Lines and the equipment configuration The displayed information can be saved onto the storage area of WebLCT PC To save the information click the Save button located within the Event Log list Figure 5 5 Current Status Window Event Log Tab NOTE To save the log list refer to the procedure provided in 5 2 3 Save the Displayed Information Save button ...

Page 734: ...CE GGS 000548 01E 5 2 2 3 Equipment Tab and List of Conditions The Equipment tabbed window displays the information of status detected from MODEM and by equipment Clicking the Equipment tab adds another row of related tabs Figure 5 6 Current Status Window Equipment Tab ...

Page 735: ...reports the cause Trap Suppression Status Status indicates the state of Trap Suppression function ETH Ring Status Status Indicates the state of the ETH Ring ETH Ring Cause Status Indicates the ETH Ring State changes ETH Ring Multi RPL Owner Detect Status Indicates that the system detects the multiple settings of ETH Ring RPL ETH Ring Port0 Status Status Indicates that the state changes of the Port...

Page 736: ...el Master to which the target equipment belongs Grandmaster Clock Quality Class Status Indicates the Clock Quality Class of Grandmaster Top level Master to which the target equipment belongs Grandmaster Clock Quality Accuracy Status Indicates the Clock Quality Accuracy of Grandmaster Top level Master to which the target equipment belongs Clock Class Status Indicates the clock class of opposing nod...

Page 737: ... Advanced OPERATION MAINTENANCE 5 2 2 4 ETH Tab and List of Conditions The ETH tabbed window displays the information of alarms and status detected from GbE ports Clicking the ETH tab adds another row of related tabs Figure 5 7 Current Status Window ETH Tab ...

Page 738: ...ould be received continuously from the opposite radio equipment LLF OAM Received Status Indicates that the LINKDOWN control request caused by Link Loss Forwarding is issued at Dot3ah and LLF enabled LAN ports on the opposing site MDI MDI X Status Indicates MDI status of the indicated Ethernet port Remote Errored Frame Status Received a message that Errored Frame has been detected at the opposing s...

Page 739: ...K EX Advanced OPERATION MAINTENANCE 5 2 3 Save the Displayed Information Procedure 5 2 1 Click the Save button File Download option window appears 2 Click the Save button Figure 5 8 Save File Option Window Save As option window appears Save tool button ...

Page 740: ...hat the Active Alarm data is saved on October 8th 2010 at 12 59 34 pm ActiveAlarm_YYYYMMDDhhmmss csv where YYYY indicates the year using four digits MM indicates the month DD indicates the day hh indicates the hour mm indicates the minute and ss indicates the second 4 When the process is completed the Download complete window appears Click the Close button of the window Figure 5 10 Download comple...

Page 741: ...bottom indicates the condition as well A faulty part can be located by viewing the current alarm status on the WebLCT SYSTEM LED lights up if an alarm is generated and goes off when the condition is cleared Following show the locations of LEDs 5 3 1 iPASOLINK EX A Controls and Indicators 5 3 1 1 iPASOLINK EX A Figure 5 11 iPASOLINK EX E Bottom View SYSTEM LED ...

Page 742: ...s Status of equipment Connect WebLCT and view Current Status Check associated DTE at local site Are Status of Module and Module BB Normal Replace equipment Check opposing site equipment Is Status of RDI YES Are Status High BER Low BER of LOF Frame ID and Early Warning Normal NO Normal Normal Normal NO NO Check RF Section A Execute L2 Loopback See 4 3 1 L2 Loopback Control Replace equipment Is Stat...

Page 743: ...Check TX Section YES NO Adjust the frequency to Status of RX Level Does RX Level measured random interval by RLS Monitor vary at Check the fading and or the appropriate value Is B the interfaces YES NO Are frequency values at appropriate local and opposing sites Check antenna system and or replace equipment Normal ...

Page 744: ... 4 3 TX Section B YES NO YES NO Replace equipment Status of TX Power Does TX Power change by ATPC manual conttrol Replace equipment Is END Check and adjust the temperature If TX Power Reset RF CPU YES Status of RF conditions Are NO replace iPASOLINK EX A alarm is not removed Normal Normal ...

Page 745: ...lphabetic order of indication messages Alarm indication messages and their procedures to clear the conditions are provided as the following Table 5 3 iPASOLINK EX A Condition Types 1 of 4 INDICATION Severity Object Procedure ALS ETH Indicating the condition only AMBR Range Mismatch MJ MODEM on Page 5 22 ATPC Power Mode MODEM Indicating the condition only CLK Drift MN Equipment on Page 5 22 CLK FAI...

Page 746: ... Port1 Loop Detect ETH Indicating the condition only ETH Ring Port1 R APS Timeout ETH Indicating the condition only ETH Ring Port1 Status ETH Indicating the condition only ETH Ring Status ETH Indicating the condition only FDB Full ETH Indicating the condition only Flow Control ETH Indicating the condition only Frame ID MJ MODEM on Page 5 31 Grandmaster Clock ID Equipment Indicating the condition o...

Page 747: ... LTI MJ Equipment on Page 5 38 Maintenance Equipment Indicating the condition only MDI MDI X ETH Indicating the condition only Module MJ MODEM RF BB on Page 5 38 Module BB MJ Equipment on Page 5 38 Mute Status MODEM Indicating the condition only Own Clock ID Equipment Indicating the condition only Port ID Equipment Indicating the condition only PTP Clock Quality Level Equipment Indicating the cond...

Page 748: ...evel MJ MODEM on Page 5 42 RX Modulation MODEM Indicating the condition only SFP Port Type ETH Indicating the condition only SFP Removed MJ ETH on Page 5 43 SFP Type Mismatch MJ ETH on Page 5 44 Speed Duplex ETH Indicating the condition only SSM FAIL MN Equipment on Page 5 44 Temperature MJ Equipment on Page 5 45 Total FDB Full ETH Indicating the condition only Trap Suppression Status Equipment In...

Page 749: ... and TX AMBR Modulation 2 Retrieve the Current Status and check if the AMBR Range Mismatch alarm is cleared If the alarm is not cleared contact NEC for the further maintenance support This step ends the procedure MODEM This condition is not an alarm The message indicates that a failure of APTC control signal for 90 seconds or a status of MAX Power for 90 seconds has been detected Equipment This co...

Page 750: ...rm is cleared If the alarm is not cleared contact NEC for the further maintenance support This step ends the procedure Equipment This condition indicates that the reference clock source failure is detected from the incoming signal of the indicated facility The problem of this condition pertains to the optical fiber cable or electrical cable of the far end NE Procedure 5 3 1 Check if any other alar...

Page 751: ...h WebLCT 2 Check and match the settings of VLAN Mode Header Compression Mode and Payload Compression of alarmed MODEM and its opposed MODEM WebLCT Menu Path Provisioning MODEM Function Setting MODEM Port Setting 3 Retrieve the Current Status and check if the Compression Setting Mismatch alarm is cleared 4 Is Compression Setting Mismatch alarm cleared YES This step ends the procedure NO Go to Step ...

Page 752: ...lue is inappropriate proceed with the flowchart 5 4 Trouble Shooting Flow This step ends the procedure Equipment This condition is not an alarm The system reports that the equipment starts up and the cause to start up or reboot ETH This condition indicates that the 10G Ethernet Port on the local NE fails Procedure 5 6 1 Check that the Ethernet Cable connected to the target port is appropriately co...

Page 753: ...tains to the optical fiber or to the far end NE Procedure 5 7 1 Verify that the cable connections are all appropriate 2 Check if any alarm s is are issued to the far end NE If any exist s clear it them 3 Retrieve the Current Status and check if the ETH LOS alarm is cleared If the alarm is not cleared contact NEC for the further maintenance support This step ends the procedure ETH This condition in...

Page 754: ...s not cleared contact NEC for the further maintenance support This step ends the procedure BB This condition indicates that the LOC Loss of Connectivity is detected from the indicated MEP The problem of this condition pertains to the far end NE or the MEG MEP Configuration Error in the WebLCT Procedure 5 10 1 Check if any alarm occurs to the far end NE that is associated with the indicated MEP and...

Page 755: ... matches to the MEP level but with an incorrect maintenance ID This may be caused by receiving the unexpected ETH CC Frames from the far end NE or by the MEG MEP Configuration error in WebLCT Procedure 5 11 1 Check the MEG MEP Configuration and correct it if it has any error 2 Retrieve the Current Status and check if the ETH OAM Mismerge alarm is cleared 3 Is the ETH OAM Mismerge alarm cleared YES...

Page 756: ...the further maintenance support This step ends the procedure BB This condition indicates that a mismatch of ETH CC transmit period is detected from the indicated MEG The problem is a mismatch between the MEG Configuration of local NE and that of far end NE in WebLCT Procedure 5 13 1 Check the MEG Configuration and correct it if it has any error 2 Retrieve the Current Status and check if the ETH OA...

Page 757: ...d ETH Ring traffic ETH This condition is not an alarm The message indicates that the time out for receiving R APS message occurs at the node that configures ETH Ring where there are no locked out ports ETH This condition is not an alarm The message indicates the state changes of the port that configures the ETH Ring ETH This condition is not an alarm The message indicates that system detects loops...

Page 758: ...the port that configures the ETH Ring ETH This condition is not an alarm The message indicates the state of the ETH Ring BB This condition is not an alarm The message indicates that the FDB of the specified VLAN is full ETH This condition is not an alarm The message indicates the status of indicates Ethernet port regarding its flow control MODEM This condition indicates that the Frame ID route dif...

Page 759: ...f Grandmaster Top level Master to which the target equipment belongs Equipment This condition is not an alarm The message indicates the Clock Priority 2 of Grandmaster Top level Master to which the target equipment belongs Equipment This condition is not an alarm The message indicates the Clock Quality Accuracy of Grandmaster Top level Master to which the target equipment belongs Equipment This co...

Page 760: ... Current Metering to check RX Level If the value is appropriate replace the equipment If the value is inappropriate proceed with the flowchart 5 4 Trouble Shooting Flow This step ends the procedure ETH This condition is not an alarm The message indicates the current status of LACP Link Aggregation Control Protocol BB This condition indicates that all the member ports of Ethernet LAG Link Aggregati...

Page 761: ...own MAC Source Address for its Source Address ETH This condition is not an alarm The message indicates the Active Standby status of LAG member ports ETH This condition indicates that the Link Down is detected from the indicated Ethernet port The problem of this condition pertains to the optical fiber cables or to the far end NE Procedure 5 17 1 Check the connections of optical fiber cables Connect...

Page 762: ...ta should be removed Procedure 5 18 1 Launch WebLCT to display the Shipment window WebLCT Menu Path Equipment Utility Shipment 2 Remove the provisioning data Refer to 4 9 6 Restore Factory Default Settings 3 Is the alarm cleared YES This step ends the procedure NO Contact NEC This step ends the procedure ETH This condition indicates that the system detects Link OAM Keepalive Protocol Timeout The p...

Page 763: ...d LAN ports on the opposing site MODEM This message indicates that the Loss of Frame is detected at the Radio side Procedure 5 20 1 Launch the WebLCT and display the Current Metering to check RX Level If the value is appropriate go to Step 4 If the value is inappropriate proceed with the flowchart 5 4 Trouble Shooting Flow 2 Retrieve the Current Status and check if the LOF alarm is cleared 3 Is th...

Page 764: ... Transport Mode Multicast Type and or Domain No are identical with those of the Master 2 Retrieve the Current Status and check if the Loss Announce alarm is cleared If the alarm is not cleared contact NEC for the further maintenance support This step ends the procedure MODEM This condition indicates that the radio signals are slightly degraded where the threshold is 1E 7 default value Procedure 5 ...

Page 765: ...ared If the alarm is not cleared contact NEC for the further maintenance support This step ends the procedure Equipment This condition is not an alarm When the Maintenance indicates On the system is set into the Maintenance mode ETH This condition is not an alarm The message shows the operating type MDI or MDI X of the indicated Ethernet port currently running MODEM BB RF This condition indicates ...

Page 766: ...is condition is not an alarm The message indicates the level of PTP Clock Quality MODEM This condition indicates that the settings of PTP Mode at two opposing NEs do no match Procedure 5 25 1 Check the settings of following Check and adjust the PTP Mode settings of both local NE and its opposing NE Check and adjust the Equipment Clock settings of both local NE and its opposing NE 2 Retrieve the Cu...

Page 767: ...ing the PTP function The indicated time does not show the date or time of Management Equipment This condition is not an alarm The message indicates the quality level of the Timing Clock MODEM This condition indicates that RDI Remote Defect Indication signal is detected Procedure 5 26 1 Check if any alarm s occur s in the far end NE If any exist s correct it them 2 Retrieve the Current Status and c...

Page 768: ...cates that the equipment on the opposing site is in the reboot process This is an alarm regarding the IEEE802 3ah Link OAM Procedure 5 28 1 Check if any failures occur to the equipment on the opposing site and if any exist clear them 2 Retrieve the Current Status and check if the Remote Dying Gasp alarm is cleared If the alarm is not cleared contact NEC for the further maintenance support This ste...

Page 769: ... regarding IEEE802 3ah Link OAM Procedure 5 29 1 Check if any alarms occur to the equipment or cable connections at n the opposing site and if any exist clear them 2 Retrieve the Current Status and check if the Remote Link Fault alarm is cleared If the alarm is not cleared contact NEC for the further maintenance support This step ends the procedure RF This condition indicates that the receiving le...

Page 770: ...ounted or is defective Procedure 5 31 1 Check if the SFP on the indicated port is properly and securely plugged in If the indicated port is vacant mount an SFP Module onto the appropriate port If an SPF module is mounted on the indicated port dismount and remount it to ensure the mounted condition 2 Retrieve the Current Status and check if the SFP Removed alarm is cleared 3 Is the alarm cleared YE...

Page 771: ...p 4 4 Check if the mounted SFP Module is the correct type for the port 5 Is the type of SFP Module appropriate YES Contact NEC NO Replace SFP Module and go to Step 6 6 Retrieve the Current Status and check if the SFP Type Mismatch alarm is cleared If the alarm is not cleared contact NEC for the further maintenance support This step ends the procedure ETH This condition is not an alarm The message ...

Page 772: ...djusted air before checking the Current Status If the alarm is not cleared contact NEC for the further maintenance support This step ends the procedure BB This condition is not an alarm The message informs that the Dynamic Entry in L2 Switch has reached the maximum number MODEM This condition is not an alarm The message indicates the state of Trap Suppression function MODEM This condition is not a...

Page 773: ...o 5 4 Trouble Shooting Flow for the procedure s MODEM This condition indicates that the Unavailable Second Event is detected Procedure 5 35 1 Check the Current Alarms and if any other alarms occur s clear it them 2 Retrieve the Current Status and check if the UAE alarm is cleared If the alarm is not cleared contact NEC for the further maintenance support This step ends the procedure TX Power UAE ...

Page 774: ...GGS 000549 01E June 2016 NEC Corporation 7 1 Shiba 5 Chome Minato Ku Tokyo 108 8001 Japan iPASOLINK EX Advanced SPECIFICATION ...

Page 775: ...GGS 000549 01E GGS 000549 01E Printed in Japan 2016 by NEC Corporation ...

Page 776: ... 2 2 Supported Functions 2 2 2 2 1 Radio Functions 2 2 2 2 2 Management Plane 2 2 2 2 3 ETH Functions 2 3 2 2 4 Synchronization 2 4 2 2 5 Performance Monitor and Logs 2 4 2 3 Traffic Interface Specifications and Standards 2 5 2 3 1 1000BASE X 2 5 2 3 2 10GBASE R 2 6 3 SYSTEM PERFORMANCES 3 1 3 1 Power Consumption and Size 3 1 3 2 Environmental Conditions 3 2 3 2 1 Temperature 3 2 3 2 2 Humidity 3 ...

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Page 778: ...GbE 10GbE Optic P3 SFP Port GbE 10GbE Optic RSL Monitoring Port for the Received Signal Levels SYSTEM LED LED to indicate the system status using the colors of green or red Off Equipment is powered off Green Blinking Equipment is in the starting up process On Equipment is in the normal state Red On Equipment is in the alarmed state ACCESS LED LED to indicate the Accessing Status Green Blinking Dat...

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Page 780: ...er Interfaces Interface Specification Connector Description 10GBASE SR LR 1000BASE SX LX 10 Gbit s 1000 Mbit s LC SFP Module LC SFP Module 2 ports of Traffic Interfaces 1000BASE T 100BASE TX 10BASE T 1000 Mbit s 100 Mbit s 10 Mbit s RJ 45 1 port for use of User Traffic or WebLCT NMS Connection Interface Connector Description RSL Interface 4mm Banana Plug Socket 1 port of monitoring Received Signal...

Page 781: ...ion CS 62 5 to 250 MHz QPSK 8PSK 16QAM 32QAM 64QAM 128QAM 256QAM CS 500 to 750 MHz QPSK 8PSK 16QAM 32QAM 64QAM CS 1000 MHz QPSK 8PSK 16QAM CS 2000 MHz QPSK 8PSK Functions Supported Items Inband Management VLAN Inband Interface Up to 16 per Equipment Software Bridge Software Bridge ID Up to 20 per Equipment User Account User Account Up to 100 per Equipment ARP ARP Cache Up to 1024 per Equipment Sta...

Page 782: ...ules L2 L3 Up to 512 per Equipment QoS VLAN Based VLAN Group Up to 4 per Equipment VLAN Group Member Up to 4095 per VLAN Group Priority Shaper Profile Up to 4 per Equipment Mapping Table Up to 16 per Equipment QoS Port Based Classification Profile Up to 32 per Equipment Mapping Table Up to 16 per Equipment Policer Policer Instance Up to 512 per Equipment Policer Rate Profiler Up to 64 per Equipmen...

Page 783: ...TP PTP Logical Port Entry Up to 4 per Equipment Unicast Master Entry Up to 5 per Equipment Functions Supported Items Log History Log Command Event Alarm Up to 8 000 items in total per system PM 15 Min History 192 Instances 1 Day History 7 Instances VLAN Counter Up to 256 per Equipment MPLS Counter Up to 256 per Equipment Proactive LM Counter Up to 16 per Equipment Proactive DM Counter Up to 16 per...

Page 784: ...ge 770 to 860 nm 1270 to 1355 nm SMSR 0 85 dB RMS 4 dB RMS Maximum Mean Launched Power 0 dBm 3 dBm Minimum Mean Launched Power 9 5 dBm 11 dBm Minimum Extinction Ratio dB 9 dB or more 9 dB or more Receiver at Reference Point R Operating Wavelength Range 770 to 860 nm 1270 to 1355 nm Maximum Mean Launched Power 17 dBm 19 dBm Minimum Mean Launched Power 0 dBm 3 dBm Others Target Distance 550 m 5 km T...

Page 785: ... 860 nm 1260 to 1355 nm SMSR 30 dB Maximum Mean Launched Power 2 8 dBm 0 5 dBm Minimum Mean Launched Power 4 3 dBm 8 2 dBm Minimum Extinction Ratio dB 3 dB 3 5 dB or more Receiver at Reference Point R Operating Wavelength Range 840 to 860 nm 1260 to 1355 nm Maximum Mean Launched Power 1 dBm 14 4 dBm Minimum Mean Launched Power 9 9 dBm 0 5 dBm Others Target Distance 300 m 10 km Type of Fiber Cable ...

Page 786: ...tion and Size Item DESCRIPTION Power Consumption 65 W typical Weight iPASOLINK EX A only Approximately 3 5 kg Antenna dia 0 3 m Mounting Bracket 7 kg approximately Antenna dia 0 6 m Mounting Bracket 10 kg approximately Dimensions Width Height Depth 230 mm 230 mm 65 mm Antenna and Mounting Bracket are note included ...

Page 787: ...40 C by ETSI EN 300 019 1 4 Class 4 1 in the EU market Transportation 40 to 70 C ETSI EN 300 019 1 2 Class 2 3 Storage 25 to 55 C ETSI EN 300 019 1 1 Class 1 2 Condition Requirements Operating Up to 100 all weather IP66 Transportation Up to 100 Storage Up to 100 Condition Requirements Input Voltage Range 48 0 V DC 40 5 to 57 0 V DC ETSI EN 300 132 2 Connector molex Mega Fit Connector 172064 0004 C...

Page 788: ... 000549 01E 3 4 Others Category Standards EMC Conforms to ETSI EN 301 489 1 ETSI EN 301 489 4 Class B Safety Conforms to EN 60950 1 IEC 60950 1 EN 60950 22 IEC 60950 22 UL 60950 Health Conforms to EN 62311 Spectrum Conforms to ETSI EN 302 217 2 2 ETSI EN 302 217 3 ...

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Page 790: ...GGS 000552 01E June 2016 NEC Corporation 7 1 Shiba 5 Chome Minato Ku Tokyo 108 8001 Japan iPASOLINK EX Advanced OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE SUMMARY ...

Page 791: ...GGS 000552 01E GGS 000552 01E Printed in Japan 2016 by NEC Corporation ...

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