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CONTENTS

 

 

P

ACKET

L

IGHT 

N

ETWORKS 

 

 

PL-1000RO

 

3.3

 

I

NSTALLATION AND 

C

ONFIGURATION 

M

ANUAL

 

C

ONFIDENTIAL AND 

P

ROPRIETARY 

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NFORMATION

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A

LL RIGHTS RESERVED

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P

AGE III

 

 

5.4.3

 

C

ONFIGURATION 

C

HANGES 

T

AB

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5.5

 

WSS

 

F

AULTS

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5.5.1

 

A

LARMS 

T

AB

 ....................................................................................62

 

5.5.2

 

E

VENTS 

T

AB

 ....................................................................................64

 

5.5.3

 

C

ONFIGURATION 

C

HANGES 

T

AB

 .............................................................66

 

5.6

 

M

ANAGEMENT 

P

ORT 

F

AULTS

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5.6.1

 

A

LARMS 

T

AB

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5.6.2

 

E

VENTS 

T

AB

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5.6.3

 

C

ONFIGURATION 

C

HANGES 

T

AB

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5.7

 

E

THERNET 

P

ORT 

F

AULTS

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5.7.1

 

A

LARMS 

T

AB

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5.7.2

 

E

VENTS 

T

AB

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5.7.3

 

C

ONFIGURATION 

C

HANGES 

T

AB

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5.8

 

EDFA

 

F

AULTS

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5.8.1

 

A

LARMS 

T

AB

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5.8.2

 

E

VENTS 

T

AB

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5.8.3

 

C

ONFIGURATION 

C

HANGES 

T

AB

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5.9

 

PSU

 

F

AULTS

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5.9.1

 

A

LARMS 

T

AB

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5.9.2

 

E

VENTS 

T

AB

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5.9.3

 

C

ONFIGURATION 

C

HANGES 

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AB

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CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT .................................................................. 91

 

6.1

 

C

ONFIGURATION 

O

PTIONS

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6.2

 

G

ENERAL 

C

ONFIGURATION 

P

ROCEDURE

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6.3

 

S

YSTEM 

C

ONFIGURATION

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6.3.1

 

G

ENERAL 

T

AB

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6.3.2

 

I

NVENTORY 

T

AB

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6.3.3

 

L

ICENSE 

T

AB

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6.3.4

 

T

IME 

T

AB

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6.3.5

 

IP

 

T

AB

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6.3.6

 

SNMP

 

T

AB

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6.3.7

 

S

YSLOG 

T

AB

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6.4

 

WSS

 

C

ONFIGURATION

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6.4.1

 

G

ENERAL 

T

AB

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6.4.2

 

P

ROVISIONING 

T

AB

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6.5

 

M

ANAGEMENT 

P

ORT 

C

ONFIGURATION

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6.5.1

 

MNG

 

T

AB

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6.5.2

 

SFP

 

T

AB

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Summary of Contents for PL-1000RO 3.3

Page 1: ...PL 1000RO 3 3 INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...es which may be affected in any way by the use thereof Any representation s in this document concerning performance of PacketLight Networks Ltd s product s are for informational purposes only and are not warranties of future performance either express or implied IN NO EVENT WILL PACKETLIGHT BE LIABLE FOR ANY LOST REVENUE PROFIT OR DATA OR FOR SPECIAL INDIRECT CONSEQUENTIAL INCIDENTAL OR PUNITIVE D...

Page 3: ... PL 1000RO MANAGEMENT 10 1 3 1 MANAGEMENT PORTS 11 1 3 2 MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONALITY 12 1 3 3 MANAGEMENT PROTOCOLS 12 1 4 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 13 1 4 1 GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS 13 1 4 2 WSS SPECIFICATIONS 17 2 INSTALLATION 19 2 1 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 19 2 1 1 GENERAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 19 2 1 2 ELECTRICAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 19 2 1 3 PROTECTION AGAINST ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE 21 2 2 SITE REQUIREMENTS ...

Page 4: ...ON 32 3 4 NAVIGATING THE WEB APPLICATION 33 3 4 1 ITEM BUTTONS 33 3 4 2 SIDEBAR BUTTONS 34 3 4 3 TABS 35 3 5 LOGGING OUT OF THE WEB APPLICATION 36 4 SECURITY MANAGEMENT 37 4 1 USER ACCESS LEVELS 37 4 2 USER AUTHENTICATION METHODS 37 4 2 1 LOCAL AUTHENTICATION 38 4 2 2 REMOTE AUTHENTICATION 38 4 3 SECURITY SETTINGS 40 4 3 1 USERS TAB ADMINISTRATOR 41 4 3 2 USERS TAB NON ADMINISTRATOR 43 4 3 3 RADIU...

Page 5: ...TS TAB 76 5 7 3 CONFIGURATION CHANGES TAB 77 5 8 EDFA FAULTS 79 5 8 1 ALARMS TAB 80 5 8 2 EVENTS TAB 82 5 8 3 CONFIGURATION CHANGES TAB 83 5 9 PSU FAULTS 85 5 9 1 ALARMS TAB 86 5 9 2 EVENTS TAB 88 5 9 3 CONFIGURATION CHANGES TAB 89 6 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT 91 6 1 CONFIGURATION OPTIONS 91 6 2 GENERAL CONFIGURATION PROCEDURE 92 6 3 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 93 6 3 1 GENERAL TAB 94 6 3 2 INVENTORY TAB 9...

Page 6: ...NG 128 7 2 1 WSS MONITORING TAB 129 7 3 MANAGEMENT PORT PERFORMANCE MONITORING 130 7 3 1 VIEWING OPTICAL PERFORMANCE MONITORING 131 7 4 EDFA PERFORMANCE MONITORING 133 7 4 1 VIEWING OPTICAL PERFORMANCE MONITORING 134 8 MAINTENANCE 137 8 1 SYSTEM MAINTENANCE 137 8 1 1 RESTART TAB 138 8 1 2 LOG FILES TAB 139 8 1 3 CONFIGURATION TAB 141 8 1 4 SOFTWARE TAB 144 8 2 EXTERNAL ALARM MAINTENANCE 146 8 2 1 ...

Page 7: ... FEATURES 165 11 2 ACCESSING THE CLI 165 11 2 1 USING A SERIAL PORT 166 11 2 2 USING TELNET 166 11 2 3 USING SSH 167 11 3 CLI COMMAND TYPES 168 11 4 RUNNING CLI COMMANDS 169 11 4 1 GENERAL COMMANDS 170 11 4 2 PING COMMAND 172 11 4 3 INTERFACE COMMANDS 173 11 4 4 IP SETTING COMMANDS 174 11 4 5 LOG COMMANDS 176 11 4 6 SHOW COMMANDS 176 11 4 7 SYSTEM RESTART COMMAND 178 APPENDIX A CONNECTION DATA 179...

Page 8: ...ETLIGHT NETWORKS PL 1000RO 3 3 INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION MANUAL CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY INFORMATION ALL RIGHTS RESERVED PAGE VI APPENDIX C TROUBLESHOOTING CHART 191 C 1 TROUBLESHOOTING CHART 191 INDEX 193 ...

Page 9: ...Ring PL 1000RO with MUX DEMUX Example 27 Figure 14 Login Window 32 Figure 15 System Configuration Window 33 Figure 16 PL 1000RO Item Buttons Example 33 Figure 17 PL 1000RO Sidebar Buttons 34 Figure 18 PL 1000RO Tabs Example 35 Figure 19 PL 1000RO Users Tab 36 Figure 20 Security Settings Window 40 Figure 21 Users Tab Administrator 41 Figure 22 Confirm Changes 42 Figure 23 Confirm Changes 43 Figure ...

Page 10: ...w 93 Figure 58 General Tab 94 Figure 59 Inventory Tab 96 Figure 60 License Tab 97 Figure 61 Time Tab 97 Figure 62 IP Tab Dual Networks 99 Figure 63 IP Tab Single Network 100 Figure 64 Confirm Changes 101 Figure 65 SNMP Tab 102 Figure 66 Syslog Tab 104 Figure 67 Confirm Configuration 104 Figure 68 Confirm Configuration 105 Figure 69 WSS Configuration Window 105 Figure 70 General Tab 106 Figure 71 P...

Page 11: ... Example 140 Figure 105 Configuration Tab 141 Figure 106 Opening cfg Dialog Box 142 Figure 107 Update System Configuration Configuration File 143 Figure 108 Confirm System Overwrite 143 Figure 109 System Updating and Restarting Message 143 Figure 110 Software Tab 144 Figure 111 Software Download Message 145 Figure 112 Software Download Status Window 145 Figure 113 Confirm Changes 145 Figure 114 Co...

Page 12: ... 3 INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION MANUAL CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY INFORMATION ALL RIGHTS RESERVED PAGE X Figure 131 DC Connector Wiring Diagram 184 Figure 132 Protective Ground Terminal Wiring Diagram 185 Figure 133 Fiber Shelf Diagram 186 ...

Page 13: ...rameters 65 Table 17 Configuration Changes Tab Parameters 67 Table 18 Alarms Tab Parameters 69 Table 19 Events Tab Parameters 71 Table 20 Configuration Changes Tab Parameters 72 Table 21 Alarms Tab Parameters 75 Table 22 Events Tab Parameters 77 Table 23 Configuration Changes Tab Parameters 78 Table 24 Alarms Tab Parameters 81 Table 25 Events Tab Parameters 83 Table 26 Configuration Changes Tab Pa...

Page 14: ...9 Table 48 Management Port Optical Level PM Parameters 132 Table 49 EDFA Optical Level PM Parameters 135 Table 50 External Alarm Maintenance Tab Parameters 147 Table 51 CONTROL Connector Wiring 179 Table 52 ALARM Interface Pin Function 181 Table 53 ETH Port Connector Pin Functions 182 Table 54 Data Ports Specifications 182 Table 55 MNG Ports Specifications 183 Table 56 MUX DEMUX Port Specification...

Page 15: ...mlessly change the network node capacity as needed In addition it automatically maintains the equalization and power balance of the added and bypassed wavelengths It can integrate Erbium Doped Fiber Amplifier EDFA modules for amplifying the wavelengths and delivering effective long distance DWDM solutions The PL 1000RO is a highly integrated device that can incorporate a DWDM MUX DEMUX module in a...

Page 16: ...ntenance OAM functions Alarm and Event fault management Optical channel monitoring OCM for all channels Performance monitoring PM External alarms Pluggable FAN unit AC and DC single or dual pluggable power supply units PSUs 1 1 2 Typical Application The PL 1000RO can be managed using Command Line Interface CLI over a serial or Telnet Secure Shell SSH connection Web management over HTTP HTTPS or SN...

Page 17: ...FORMATION ALL RIGHTS RESERVED PAGE 3 Integrate with third party DWDM optical solutions and colored optics Typically the PL 1000RO may be used in a ring or linear add drop topology The following figure illustrates a ring with four sites connected with PL 1000RO devices Figure 1 Typical Application for PL 1000RO Devices ...

Page 18: ...00 devices Using the PL 1000RO node the user is able to dynamically change the route of the 10G services between the PL 1000 devices by defining the provisioning of add drop and express channels in each site Figure 2 Example Application 1 1 3 Physical Description The PL 1000RO is a compact unit intended for installation in a 19 inch or 23 inch rack or placed on a desktop or shelf The PL 1000RO uni...

Page 19: ... also includes indicator LEDs that show its operating status The following figure shows the function of the connectors on the front panel Figure 4 PL 1000RO Front Panel without MUX DEMUX 1 2 PL 1000RO Configurations This section describes some of the available configurations of the PL 1000RO 1 2 1 MUX DEMUX Module Configurations The PL 1000RO has two basic configurations Without a MUX DEMUX module...

Page 20: ...UX The following figure shows the front panel of the PL 1000RO without a MUX DEMUX module Figure 5 PL 1000RO Data Ports without MUX DEMUX 1 2 1 1 1 Data Ports without MUX DEMUX The following are the data ports of a PL 1000RO without a MUX DEMUX module COM The common network port connected to the line EXP The express channels A D The add drop channels OSC The optical supervisory channel ...

Page 21: ... a ring Figure 6 PL 1000RO without MUX DEMUX inside a Ring Example 1 2 1 2 PL 1000RO with MUX DEMUX The following figure shows the front panel of the PL 1000RO with a MUX DEMUX module Figure 7 PL 1000RO Data Ports with MUX DEMUX 1 2 1 2 1 Data Ports with MUX DEMUX The following are the data ports of a PL 1000RO with a MUX DEMUX module COM The common network port connected to the line EXP The expre...

Page 22: ...tivity with MUX DEMUX The following figure shows an example of two PL 1000RO nodes with MUX DEMUX modules in a ring Figure 8 PL 1000RO with MUX DEMUX inside a Ring Example 1 2 2 WSS Module Configurations The WSS can be ordered with 100 GHz or with 50 GHz spacing When ordered with 100 GHz there are 44 available channels When ordered with 50 GHz there are 88 available channels ...

Page 23: ...tical switch Selects the source of each channel from one of the following P1 port P2 port None VOA Used for equalizing the power of the outgoing optical channels COM port Outputs the DWDM signal composed of the selected equalized channels OCM Used for monitoring the power of the equalized optical channels 1 2 3 EDFA Module Configurations The PL 1000RO can be ordered with two one or no EDFA modules...

Page 24: ... PL 1000RO is available with AC and DC power supplies AC 100 to 240 VAC 50 60 Hz 1 5A maximum DC 48 VDC 3A maximum The maximum power consumption of the PL 1000RO is 60W The PL 1000RO may be ordered with one or two AC and or DC power supply units The power supplies are redundant and replaceable without causing traffic interference NOTE Both AC and DC PSUs can be used in the same unit The unit does ...

Page 25: ...L 1000RO serial CONTROL connector After the initial configuration the PL 1000RO may be managed supervised and configured by a Web browser or an SNMP network management system For more information see Connection Data p 179 1 3 1 2 ETH Port The PL 1000RO can be accessed through the Ethernet 10 100 Base T LAN port for local management For more information see Connection Data p 179 1 3 1 3 MNG Ports T...

Page 26: ...e information see Connection Data p 179 1 3 1 4 ALARM Port The PL 1000RO has an ALARM or External Alarm port for the environmental alarm This port supports one input and one output For more information see Connection Data p 179 1 3 2 Management Functionality The PL 1000RO management functionality includes Viewing fault alarms and events Configuring and viewing device parameters User access control...

Page 27: ...gement systems For more information about available PL 1000RO MIBs and LightWatch contact PacketLight Technical Support 1 4 Technical Specifications This section lists the general and WSS technical specifications 1 4 1 General Specifications Table 1 General Specifications MUX DEMUX Number of Modules 0 or 1 Channels 4 or 8 Wavelength DWDM ITU G 694 1 Channels 15 to 60 C Band Express Channel 1511 6 ...

Page 28: ... of band access Interface 10 100 Base T Connector RJ 45 NOTE Initial IP configuration can be done via RS 232 MNG1 and MNG2 Ports 2 Optical management ports Interface 100 Base FX Connector SFP transceiver Single mode CWDM 1290 nm or 1310 nm DWDM 1490 nm or 1510 nm Multi mode 850 nm NOTE IP of the MNG port can be configured using the Web application Data Ports COM EXP Add Drop A D and OSC Ports 4 Du...

Page 29: ...Transmit and or receive activity detected on the port PSU LEDs PWR Green Normal operation Red PSU failure detected OFF PSU is not installed Network Management Protocols CLI over RS 232 or Telnet SSH Web based HTTP HTTPS management SNMPv2c Radius Syslog SNTP TFTP and FTP for file transfer RSTP Alarms Current alarms are available Each alarm is time stamped Event Messages Last 512 events and audit me...

Page 30: ...ronment Normal Operating Temperature 0 C to 45 C 32 F to 113 F Storage Temperature 25 C to 55 C 13 F to 131 F Normal Operating Humidity 5 to 85 RH non condensing Storage Humidity Up to 95 RH EMC Standards ETSI EN 300 386 ETSI EN 55024 ETSI EN 55022 IEC EN 61000 3 2 IEC EN 61000 3 3 IEC EN 61000 4 2 IEC EN 61000 4 3 IEC EN 61000 4 4 IEC EN 61000 4 5 IEC EN 61000 4 6 IEC EN 61000 4 11 AS NZS CISPR 2...

Page 31: ...567 13 nm Channel Count 44 Channels 100 GHz spacing ITU grid Channels 17 to 60 increments of 1 0 88 Channels 50 GHz spacing ITU grid Channels 17 to 60 5 increments of 0 5 0 5 dB Passband 20 GHz Centered on ITU grid 3 0 dB Passband 25 GHz centered on ITU grid 30 dB Stopband 15 GHz centered on ITU grid Chromatic Dispersion 10 ps nm to 10 ps nm In passband both express and drop PMD 0 2 ps nm to 0 2 p...

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Page 33: ... precautions during installation operation and maintenance of this product 2 1 2 Electrical Safety Precautions WARNING Dangerous voltages may be present on the cables connected to the PL 1000RO Never connect cables to a PL 1000RO unit if it is not properly installed and grounded Disconnect the power cable before removing a pluggable power supply unit GROUNDING For your protection and to prevent po...

Page 34: ... protective covers installed on all the optical connectors Do not remove these covers until you are ready to connect optical cables to the connectors Keep the covers for reuse to reinstall the cover over the optical connector as soon as the optical cable is disconnected 2 1 2 2 Laser Safety Statutory Warning and Operating Precautions All personnel involved in equipment installation operation and m...

Page 35: ...o discharge the electrostatic charge of your body by touching the frame of a grounded equipment unit Whenever feasible during installation use standard ESD protection wrist straps to discharge electrostatic charges It is also recommended to use garments and packaging made of anti static materials or materials that have high resistance yet are not insulators 2 2 Site Requirements This section descr...

Page 36: ... feasible shielded cables must be used 2 3 Installing the PL 1000RO Unit PL 1000RO units are intended for installation in 19 inch or 23 inch racks or placed on desktops or shelves CAUTION Before installing a PL 1000RO unit review the Safety Precautions p 19 After installing the system it is necessary to configure it in accordance with the specific user s requirements The preliminary system configu...

Page 37: ...lling optical cables thoroughly clean their connectors using an approved cleaning kit When connecting optical cables make sure to prevent cable twisting and avoid sharp bends Unless otherwise specified by the optical cable manufacturer the minimum fiber bending radius is 35 mm Always leave some slack to prevent stress Recommended Install plastic supports on each cable connector These supports dete...

Page 38: ...may also serve as the ON OFF switch This type of circuit breaker should be rated 10A Power should be supplied to the PL 1000RO through a power cable terminated in an appropriate plug in accordance with the required power source To connect the PL 1000RO to ground and power 1 Connect one end of the power cable to each PL 1000RO power connector 2 When ready to apply power insert the plug at the other...

Page 39: ...o the ring 2 Connect the other MNG port to the MNG port of one of the neighbor PacketLight nodes located in the same site This connection allows management connectivity to the other local PacketLight nodes 2 3 3 4 Cabling the Data Ports The cabling of the optical ports is dependent upon the actual network topology The following sections provide instructions for cabling the data ports of a PL 1000R...

Page 40: ... 4 5 Cabling the MUX DEMUX Port The following is applicable only to a PL 1000RO with a MUX DEMUX module installed To connect cables to the PL 1000RO MUX DEMUX port 1 Remove the protective plug from the MUX DEMUX port 2 Connect the supplied ribbon cable to the MUX DEMUX port 3 Connect the LC connector to the fiber to the add drop channels coming from the local devices 4 Connect the MNG LC connector...

Page 41: ...n example of cabling two PL 1000RO nodes west and east without MUX DEMUX modules with PL 300 and PL 1000 nodes inside a ring Figure 12 Cabling of a Ring PL 1000RO without MUX DEMUX Example 2 3 4 2 Cabling Example of a Ring PL 1000RO with MUX DEMUX The following figure illustrates an example of cabling two PL 1000RO nodes west and east with MUX DEMUX modules with PL 1000 nodes inside a ring Figure ...

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Page 43: ...ection provides instructions for connecting and configuring the terminal and for turning on the PL 1000RO 3 1 1 Connecting and Configuring the Terminal To connect and configure the terminal 1 Connect a terminal to the CONTROL connector of the PL 1000RO using a straight point to point cable Any standard VT 100 ASCII terminal dumb terminal or PC emulating an ASCII terminal equipped with an RS 232 co...

Page 44: ...n You may perform the preliminary IP configuration using CLI via the CONTROL port This port can be directly connected to a terminal using a cable wired point to point see Connection Data p 179 For more information about the CLI commands see CLI p 165 As an alternative to using a local terminal the first time preliminary configuration can also be performed via the Web browser or via CLI over a Teln...

Page 45: ... of the IP class corresponding to the specified address Default Subnet mask of the IP class corresponding to the specified address gateway Gateway IP address Dot notation For example 192 168 0 1 3 3 Accessing the Web Application This section provides instructions for accessing the Web application 3 3 1 Web Browser Requirements The following are the Web browser requirements Microsoft Internet Explo...

Page 46: ...ng In to the Web Application To log in to the Web application 1 Acquire the Ethernet IP address using CLI if needed see Configure Interface Ethernet IP Command p 174 2 Open the Web browser 3 In the address field of the browser type the IP address of the PL 1000RO in the following format http IP_address for HTTP access or https IP_address for HTTP secure access IP_address stands for the actual IP a...

Page 47: ...ck Login The System Configuration window opens displaying the General tab Figure 15 System Configuration Window 3 4 Navigating the Web Application This section describes the PL 1000RO item buttons sidebar buttons and tabs 3 4 1 Item Buttons The following figure shows an example of the buttons used for performing operations in the Web application Figure 16 PL 1000RO Item Buttons Example ...

Page 48: ...o vary according to the context of the window For example the FAN button is disabled in the Fault window because no faults are defined for this unit 3 4 2 Sidebar Buttons The following figure shows the sidebar buttons Figure 17 PL 1000RO Sidebar Buttons Use the sidebar buttons to do the following Fault View PL 1000RO faults Configuration Configure the PL 1000RO parameters Performance View system o...

Page 49: ... PL 1000RO 3 3 INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION MANUAL CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY INFORMATION ALL RIGHTS RESERVED PAGE 35 3 4 3 Tabs The following figure shows an example of the tabs used for performing system security operations Figure 18 PL 1000RO Tabs Example ...

Page 50: ...abs displayed vary according to the user permissions For example the Radius tab is displayed only for a user with Administrator permissions therefore in the following figure the Radius tab is not displayed because the user has Read Only User permissions Figure 19 PL 1000RO Users Tab 3 5 Logging Out of the Web Application To log out of the Web application Click Logout You are logged out ...

Page 51: ... change passwords User name admin Password admin default NOTE You can change the password However the user name cannot be changed and is set to admin by default Non Administrator Read Write User View and manage the node cannot manage other users but can change their own password see Changing Your Password p 44 Read Only User View only no edit permissions except to change their own password see Cha...

Page 52: ...r to keep the updated list of user names and passwords on a Radius server When a user tries to log in and the user name and password are not on the local user list if the Radius authentication is enabled the node communicates with the Radius server and performs remote user authentication If the user name and password are on the remote user list the log in succeeds 4 2 2 1 Attribute Value Pairs The...

Page 53: ...enable Radius authentication To set up Radius 1 Launch one or two Radius servers on Windows Unix systems that are accessible to the nodes via the IP network 2 Configure the Radius servers with Shared Secret string that will be used by the Radius servers and clients 3 Enter the user name password and permission of all users to the Radius servers 4 Configure the access information to the Radius serv...

Page 54: ...ue Pairs p 38 4 3 Security Settings Figure 20 Security Settings Window Use the Security Settings window to do the following Users tab Administrator Add a new user change a user password change a user permission level and delete a user Users tab Non Administrator Change your password Radius tab Administrator Configure the Radius client To open the Security Settings window Click Security The Securit...

Page 55: ...rs tab opens displaying all users and their permission levels 2 Fill in the fields as explained in the following table 3 Click Add The new user is added Table 6 Users Tab Parameters Administrator Parameter Description Format Values User Name The name of the user Only alphanumeric characters without spaces are allowed Permission The permission level for the user Administrator Read Write User Read O...

Page 56: ...firmation message appears Figure 22 Confirm Changes 5 Click OK The new permission level is assigned to the specified user 4 3 1 3 Changing a User Password An Administrator can use the Users tab to change all user passwords NOTE For security reasons it is recommended to change the default admin password If the Administrator password has been changed and is unknown contact PacketLight Technical Supp...

Page 57: ...ers tab to delete a user NOTE The admin user cannot be deleted To delete a user 1 Click the Users tab The Users tab opens displaying all users and their permission levels 2 Find the user you want to delete 3 Click Delete The following confirmation message appears Figure 24 Confirm Delete 4 Click OK The specified user is deleted 4 3 2 Users Tab Non Administrator Figure 25 Users Tab Non Administrato...

Page 58: ...ype the new password again to be certain that it was typed correctly 4 Click Modify The following confirmation message appears Figure 26 Confirm Changes 5 Click OK Your password is changed Table 7 Users Tab Parameters Non Administrator Parameter Description Format Values User Name Your user name Only alphanumeric characters without spaces are allowed NOTE This field is read only Permission Your pe...

Page 59: ...dministrator can use the Radius tab to configure the Radius client on the node NOTE For the remote Radius authentication to be activated the Enable Radius Authentication must be set to Enabled and the Admin Status of at least one server must be set to Up To configure the Radius client 1 Click the Radius tab The Radius tab opens displaying the Radius configuration 2 Fill in the fields as explained ...

Page 60: ...r Primary Server Shared Secret The shared secret for the primary server Free text Verify Primary Server Shared Secret The shared secret for the primary server again Free text Primary Server Admin Status The administrative status of the primary server Up Down Secondary Server Address The IP address of the secondary server Dot notation For example 192 168 0 100 Secondary Server Port The port number ...

Page 61: ...s The PL 1000RO keeps a list of the alarms currently detected on the system When an alarm is detected the Alarm Rise event is generated and the alarm is added to the list When the Alarm Clear is detected the alarm is removed from the list The following information is stored for each alarm Date and Time The date and time when the alarm was detected Source The entity that caused the alarm Severity T...

Page 62: ... Up Link Down These are standard SNMP events that are generated when the operational status of a port is changed from Up to Down Cold Restart These are standard SNMP events that are generated after a Cold Restart to the node Warm Restart These are standard SNMP events that are generated after a Warm Restart to the node Test Status Changed These events are generated when the loopback or PRBS test s...

Page 63: ...w System see System Faults p 49 All see All Faults p 55 WSS see WSS Faults p 61 MNG see Management Port Faults p 67 Ethernet see Ethernet Port Faults p 73 EDFA if present see EDFA Faults p 79 PSU see PSU Faults p 85 The appropriate Fault window opens 3 Click one of the following tabs Alarms Events Configuration Changes The appropriate tab opens Note that some or all of the fields may be read only ...

Page 64: ...export the log to a file set the refresh rate and stop the automatic refresh of the Fault display Configuration Changes tab View the Configuration Changes Log export the log to a file set the refresh rate and stop the automatic refresh of the Fault display To open the System Fault window 1 Click Fault 2 Click System The System Fault window opens 5 3 1 Alarms Tab Figure 30 Alarms Tab Use the Alarms...

Page 65: ...1 In the Refresh every field type the number of seconds that the window should refresh The minimum refresh rate is 2 seconds 2 Click Start Refresh The information is automatically updated after the specified number of seconds 4 To refresh the Fault display manually click Refresh The information is updated immediately 5 To stop the automatic refresh of the Fault display click Stop Refresh The autom...

Page 66: ...g to a file set the refresh rate and stop the automatic refresh of the Fault display To view the Event Log 1 Click the Events tab The Events tab opens displaying the list of events and history of the node s fault notifications The fields are read only and explained in the following table The color of the event background indicates the severity of the event Red Indicates the occurrence of a Critica...

Page 67: ...econds 4 To refresh the Fault display manually click Refresh The information is updated immediately 5 To stop the automatic refresh of the Fault display click Stop Refresh The automatic refresh is stopped and the Refresh every field is cleared Table 10 Events Tab Parameters Parameter Description Format Values Date Time The date and time when the event occurred Day of the week Month Day Year HH MM ...

Page 68: ...ation Changes tab opens displaying the list of Configuration events and history of the node s fault notifications The fields are read only and explained in the following table 2 To export the Configuration Changes Log to a file 1 Click Export to File The Opening table csv dialog box appears 2 Click Save File 3 Click OK 3 To set the refresh rate of the Fault display 1 In the Refresh every field typ...

Page 69: ...ange was made Day of the week Month Day Year HH MM SS AM PM Source The entity that caused the change Severity The severity of the change Critical Major Minor Cleared Event Message The type of change Note Information related to the change A 5 4 All Faults Figure 33 All Fault Window Use the All Fault window to do the following Alarms tab View the current alarms turn off the external alarm export the...

Page 70: ...All The All Fault window opens 5 4 1 Alarms Tab Figure 34 Alarms Tab Use the Alarms tab to view the current alarms turn off the external alarm export the list of alarms to a file set the refresh rate and stop the automatic refresh of the Fault display To view current alarms 1 Click the Alarms tab The Alarms tab opens displaying the list of current alarms along with the problems in the node The fie...

Page 71: ...cified number of seconds 4 To refresh the Fault display manually click Refresh The information is updated immediately 5 To stop the automatic refresh of the Fault display click Stop Refresh The automatic refresh is stopped and the Refresh every field is cleared 6 To turn off the external alarm click Ext Alarm Cut Off The external alarm caused by the current faults turns off new faults will activat...

Page 72: ...e Events tab The Events tab opens displaying the list of events and history of the node s fault notifications The fields are read only and explained in the following table The color of the event background indicates the severity of the event Red Indicates the occurrence of a Critical or Major alarm Yellow Indicates the occurrence of a Minor alarm Green Indicates that the corresponding alarm is cle...

Page 73: ...ay manually click Refresh The information is updated immediately 5 To stop the automatic refresh of the Fault display click Stop Refresh The automatic refresh is stopped and the Refresh every field is cleared Table 13 Events Tab Parameters Parameter Description Format Values Date Time The date and time when the event occurred Day of the week Month Day Year HH MM SS AM PM Source The entity that cau...

Page 74: ... view the Configuration Changes Log 1 Click the Configuration Changes tab The Configuration Changes tab opens displaying the list of Configuration events and history of the node s fault notifications The fields are read only and explained in the following table 2 To export the Configuration Changes Log to a file 1 Click Export to File The Opening table csv dialog box appears 2 Click Save File 3 Cl...

Page 75: ...sh of the Fault display click Stop Refresh The automatic refresh is stopped and the Refresh every field is cleared Table 14 Configuration Changes Tab Parameters Parameter Description Format Values Date Time The date and time when the change was made Day of the week Month Day Year HH MM SS AM PM Source The entity that caused the change Severity The severity of the change Critical Major Minor Cleare...

Page 76: ...to a file set the refresh rate and stop the automatic refresh of the Fault display Configuration Changes tab View the Configuration Changes Log export the log to a file set the refresh rate and stop the automatic refresh of the Fault display To open the WSS Fault window 1 Click Fault 2 Click the WSS button to select the WSS module The WSS Fault window opens 5 5 1 Alarms Tab Figure 38 Alarms Tab Us...

Page 77: ...he list of alarms to a file 1 Click Export to File The Opening table csv dialog box appears 2 Click Save File 3 Click OK 3 To set the refresh rate of the Fault display 1 In the Refresh every field type the number of seconds that the window should refresh The minimum refresh rate is 2 seconds 2 Click Start Refresh The information is automatically updated after the specified number of seconds 4 To r...

Page 78: ...f alarm Note Whether or not the alarm is service affecting S A The alarm is service affecting Blank The alarm is not service affecting 5 5 2 Events Tab Figure 39 Events Tab Use the Events tab to view the Event Log export the log to a file set the refresh rate and stop the automatic refresh of the Fault display To view the Event Log 1 Click the Events tab The Events tab opens displaying the list of...

Page 79: ...conds 2 Click Start Refresh The information is automatically updated after the specified number of seconds 4 To refresh the Fault display manually click Refresh The information is updated immediately 5 To stop the automatic refresh of the Fault display click Stop Refresh The automatic refresh is stopped and the Refresh every field is cleared Table 16 Events Tab Parameters Parameter Description For...

Page 80: ...ation Changes tab opens displaying the list of Configuration events and history of the node s fault notifications The fields are read only and explained in the following table 2 To export the Configuration Changes Log to a file 1 Click Export to File The Opening table csv dialog box appears 2 Click Save File 3 Click OK 3 To set the refresh rate of the Fault display 1 In the Refresh every field typ...

Page 81: ... the week Month Day Year HH MM SS AM PM Source The entity that caused the change Severity The severity of the change Critical Major Minor Cleared Event Message The type of change Note Information related to the change A 5 6 Management Port Faults Figure 41 Management Port Fault Window Use the Management Port Fault window to do the following Alarms tab View the current alarms turn off the external ...

Page 82: ... 1 Alarms Tab Figure 42 Alarms Tab Use the Alarms tab to view the current alarms turn off the external alarm export the list of alarms to a file set the refresh rate and stop the automatic refresh of the Fault display To view current alarms 1 Click the Alarms tab The Alarms tab opens displaying the list of current alarms along with the problems in the node The fields are read only and explained in...

Page 83: ...efresh The information is updated immediately 5 To stop the automatic refresh of the Fault display click Stop Refresh The automatic refresh is stopped and the Refresh every field is cleared 6 To turn off the external alarm click Ext Alarm Cut Off The external alarm caused by the current faults turns off new faults will activate the external alarm again NOTE This action does not clear any alarms Ta...

Page 84: ... tab opens displaying the list of events and history of the node s fault notifications The fields are read only and explained in the following table The color of the event background indicates the severity of the event Red Indicates the occurrence of a Critical or Major alarm Yellow Indicates the occurrence of a Minor alarm Green Indicates that the corresponding alarm is cleared White Indicates in...

Page 85: ...iately 5 To stop the automatic refresh of the Fault display click Stop Refresh The automatic refresh is stopped and the Refresh every field is cleared Table 19 Events Tab Parameters Parameter Description Format Values Date Time The date and time when the event occurred Day of the week Month Day Year HH MM SS AM PM Source The entity that caused the event Severity The severity of the event Critical ...

Page 86: ...pears 2 Click Save File 3 Click OK 3 To set the refresh rate of the Fault display 1 In the Refresh every field type the number of seconds that the window should refresh The minimum refresh rate is 2 seconds 2 Click Start Refresh The information is automatically updated after the specified number of seconds 4 To refresh the Fault display manually click Refresh The information is updated immediately...

Page 87: ...arm export the list of alarms to a file set the refresh rate and stop the automatic refresh of the Fault display Event Log tab View the Event Log export the log to a file set the refresh rate and stop the automatic refresh of the Fault display Configuration Changes tab View the Configuration Changes Log export the log to a file set the refresh rate and stop the automatic refresh of the Fault displ...

Page 88: ...current alarms 1 Click the Alarms tab The Alarms tab opens displaying the list of current alarms along with the problems in the node The fields are read only and explained in the following table The color of the alarm background indicates the severity of the alarm Red Critical or Major alarm Yellow Minor alarm NOTE The LED display reflects the actual LED indications on the unit For the list of LED...

Page 89: ...ic refresh of the Fault display click Stop Refresh The automatic refresh is stopped and the Refresh every field is cleared 6 To turn off the external alarm click Ext Alarm Cut Off The external alarm caused by the current faults turns off new faults will activate the external alarm again NOTE This action does not clear any alarms Table 21 Alarms Tab Parameters Parameter Description Format Values Da...

Page 90: ... tab opens displaying the list of events and history of the node s fault notifications The fields are read only and explained in the following table The color of the event background indicates the severity of the event Red Indicates the occurrence of a Critical or Major alarm Yellow Indicates the occurrence of a Minor alarm Green Indicates that the corresponding alarm is cleared White Indicates in...

Page 91: ...iately 5 To stop the automatic refresh of the Fault display click Stop Refresh The automatic refresh is stopped and the Refresh every field is cleared Table 22 Events Tab Parameters Parameter Description Format Values Date Time The date and time when the event occurred Day of the week Month Day Year HH MM SS AM PM Source The entity that caused the event Severity The severity of the event Critical ...

Page 92: ...pears 2 Click Save File 3 Click OK 3 To set the refresh rate of the Fault display 1 In the Refresh every field type the number of seconds that the window should refresh The minimum refresh rate is 2 seconds 2 Click Start Refresh The information is automatically updated after the specified number of seconds 4 To refresh the Fault display manually click Refresh The information is updated immediately...

Page 93: ...n off the external alarm export the list of alarms to a file set the refresh rate and stop the automatic refresh of the Fault display Event Log tab View the Event Log export the log to a file set the refresh rate and stop the automatic refresh of the Fault display Configuration Changes tab View the Configuration Changes Log export the log to a file set the refresh rate and stop the automatic refre...

Page 94: ...current alarms 1 Click the Alarms tab The Alarms tab opens displaying the list of current alarms along with the problems in the node The fields are read only and explained in the following table The color of the alarm background indicates the severity of the alarm Red Critical or Major alarm Yellow Minor alarm NOTE The LED display reflects the actual LED indications on the unit For the list of LED...

Page 95: ...ic refresh of the Fault display click Stop Refresh The automatic refresh is stopped and the Refresh every field is cleared 6 To turn off the external alarm click Ext Alarm Cut Off The external alarm caused by the current faults turns off new faults will activate the external alarm again NOTE This action does not clear any alarms Table 24 Alarms Tab Parameters Parameter Description Format Values Da...

Page 96: ... history of the node s fault notifications The fields are read only and explained in the following table The color of the event background indicates the severity of the event Red Indicates the occurrence of a Critical or Major alarm Yellow Indicates the occurrence of a Minor alarm Green Indicates that the corresponding alarm is cleared White Indicates informational messages 2 To export the Event L...

Page 97: ...every field is cleared Table 25 Events Tab Parameters Parameter Description Format Values Date Time The date and time when the event occurred Day of the week Month Day Year HH MM SS AM PM Source The entity that caused the event Severity The severity of the event Critical Major Minor Cleared Event Message The type of event Note Information related to the event S A The event is service affecting Bla...

Page 98: ...n the Refresh every field type the number of seconds that the window should refresh The minimum refresh rate is 2 seconds 2 Click Start Refresh The information is automatically updated after the specified number of seconds 4 To refresh the Fault display manually click Refresh The information is updated immediately 5 To stop the automatic refresh of the Fault display click Stop Refresh The automati...

Page 99: ...rt the list of alarms to a file set the refresh rate and stop the automatic refresh of the Fault display Event Log tab View the Event Log export the log to a file set the refresh rate and stop the automatic refresh of the Fault display Configuration Changes tab View the Configuration Changes Log export the log to a file set the refresh rate and stop the automatic refresh of the Fault display To op...

Page 100: ...current alarms 1 Click the Alarms tab The Alarms tab opens displaying the list of current alarms along with the problems in the node The fields are read only and explained in the following table The color of the alarm background indicates the severity of the alarm Red Critical or Major alarm Yellow Minor alarm NOTE The LED display reflects the actual LED indications on the unit For the list of LED...

Page 101: ...ic refresh of the Fault display click Stop Refresh The automatic refresh is stopped and the Refresh every field is cleared 6 To turn off the external alarm click Ext Alarm Cut Off The external alarm caused by the current faults turns off new faults will activate the external alarm again NOTE This action does not clear any alarms Table 27 Alarms Tab Parameters Parameter Description Format Values Da...

Page 102: ...e Events tab The Events tab opens displaying the list of events and history of the node s fault notifications The fields are read only and explained in the following table The color of the event background indicates the severity of the event Red Indicates the occurrence of a Critical or Major alarm Yellow Indicates the occurrence of a Minor alarm Green Indicates that the corresponding alarm is cle...

Page 103: ...rmation is updated immediately 5 To stop the automatic refresh of the Fault display click Stop Refresh The automatic refresh is stopped and the Refresh every field is cleared Table 28 Events Tab Parameters Parameter Description Format Values Date Time The date and time when the event occurred Day of the week Month Day Year HH MM SS AM PM Source The entity that caused the event Severity The severit...

Page 104: ...pears 2 Click Save File 3 Click OK 3 To set the refresh rate of the Fault display 1 In the Refresh every field type the number of seconds that the window should refresh The minimum refresh rate is 2 seconds 2 Click Start Refresh The information is automatically updated after the specified number of seconds 4 To refresh the Fault display manually click Refresh The information is updated immediately...

Page 105: ...rt Configuration 109 Ethernet Port Configuration 115 MUX DEMUX Configuration 117 EDFA Configuration 118 PSU Configuration 121 FAN Unit Configuration 123 6 1 Configuration Options Use the following configuration operations to manage the PL 1000RO System View general system information such as hardware version and system uptime View system inventory Configure Simple Network Time Protocol SNTP parame...

Page 106: ...the general procedure for viewing and configuring the PL 1000RO configuration The specific procedures for each item are provided in the following sections To view and configure the PL 1000RO configuration 1 Click Configuration 2 Click the desired button in the upper portion of the window to select the item to view and or configure System see System Configuration p 93 WSS see WSS Configuration p 10...

Page 107: ... Apply 6 3 System Configuration Figure 57 System Configuration Window Use the System Configuration window to do the following General tab Configure general system parameters Inventory tab View system inventory License tab Not relevant for PL 1000RO Time tab Configure SNTP parameters IP tab Configure IP addresses and static routing SNMP tab Configure SNMP parameters and traps Syslog tab Configure S...

Page 108: ...able 30 General Tab Parameters Parameter Description Format Values Product Name The name of the product PL 1000RO Serial Number The serial number of the entity Serial number Part Number The part number of the node Part number Hardware Version The hardware version of the system dd dd Major Minor Firmware Version The firmware version of the system Firmware version Operational Status The operational ...

Page 109: ...f day This is the time used for time stamps Select hh mm ss or Set the time using the clock or Will be set automatically by SNTP if enabled Chassis ID The chassis number This is used for the optimization of the topology display 1 2 and so on NOTE If several nodes are in the same location they should have the same number see Defining Multiple Nodes as Multi Chassis p 153 Number of PSUs The number o...

Page 110: ...ntory 1 Click the Inventory tab The Inventory tab opens displaying the system inventory The fields are read only and explained in the following table 2 To export the inventory list to a file 1 Click Export to File The Opening table csv dialog box appears 2 Click Save File 3 Click OK Table 31 Inventory Tab Parameters Parameter Description Name The logical component name Description The type of comp...

Page 111: ...he Time tab to configure the PL 1000RO to use the standard protocol SNTP to synchronize its calendar time with an external accurate time server The PL 1000RO polls the list of defined servers every 10 minutes and takes the time from the first connected server NOTE Update the Daylight Saving parameter twice a year In order to communicate with the Time Server the PL 1000RO must have an IP route to t...

Page 112: ... Enable SNTP Enables or disables the time synchronization process Enabled Operate the protocol Disabled Stop the protocol Time Zone Sets the time zone of the node that defines the conversion from Coordinated Universal Time UTC to local time GMT n Select a time zone according to your geographical location NOTE The local time is shown Daylight Saving Sets whether or not the clock will advance one ho...

Page 113: ...IGURATION MANAGEMENT PACKETLIGHT NETWORKS PL 1000RO 3 3 INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION MANUAL CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY INFORMATION ALL RIGHTS RESERVED PAGE 99 6 3 5 IP Tab Figure 62 IP Tab Dual Networks ...

Page 114: ...e is the LAN IP Address that is used for the LAN port and the other is the OSC In band Address that is used for the MNG ports Single Network In this mode the node has a single IP address LAN IP Address that is used for both the LAN port and the MNG ports NOTE Changing the network mode automatically restarts the PL 1000RO the process may take a few minutes Changing the IP address configuration may ...

Page 115: ... route 1 In the Static Routing section fill in the following fields as explained in the following table 2 Click Add 5 To remove a configured static route click Delete in the corresponding line Table 33 IP Tab Parameters Parameter Description Format Values IP Addresses LAN IP Address The IP address of the Ethernet port IP address For example 192 168 3 231 LAN Subnet Mask The subnet mask of the Ethe...

Page 116: ... of the network Dual Networks Single Network NOTE This field appears only for certain hardware versions Static Routing Destination Address The address of the destination IP address For example 11 0 3 24 Subnet Mask The subnet mask of the destination route Dot notation For example 255 255 255 0 Gateway The address of the gateway for this destination IP address For example 192 168 0 150 6 3 6 SNMP T...

Page 117: ... traps from being sent to a given management system click Delete in the corresponding line Table 34 SNMP Tab Parameters Parameter Description Format Values SNMP Configuration Read Only Community String The community string of the SNMP to be used for read operations A string of alphanumeric characters without spaces Default read only Write Only Community String The community string of the SNMP to b...

Page 118: ...eeping a longer history of the events you may choose to use a Syslog server running the Syslog protocol as defined by RFC 5424 to receive the node events and save them on an external Syslog system To configure Syslog servers 1 Click the Syslog tab The Syslog tab opens displaying the Syslog configuration 2 To send events to a given Syslog server 1 In the Syslog Servers section fill in the following...

Page 119: ...firm Configuration 2 Click OK Table 35 Syslog Tab Parameters Parameter Description Format Values Syslog Server Address The address of the Syslog system IP address For example 192 168 1 37 Syslog port The UDP port number Port number Default 514 Message Level The supported message filter level Traps Traps only Log Log messages Debug Log and debug messages Default Traps 6 4 WSS Configuration Figure 6...

Page 120: ... Configure how the DWDM channels are handled by the WSS module To open the WSS Configuration window 1 Click Configuration 2 Click WSS to select the WSS module The WSS Configuration window opens 6 4 1 General Tab Figure 70 General Tab Use the General tab to configure general WSS parameters To configure general WSS parameters 1 Click the General tab The General tab opens displaying the general WSS c...

Page 121: ...e default threshold for the Power Low Fail Threshold alarm dBm Power Low Degrade Threshold The default threshold for the Power Low Degrade Threshold alarm dBm Power High Fail Threshold The default threshold for the Power High Fail Threshold alarm dBm Power High Degrade Threshold The default threshold for the Power High Degrade Threshold alarm dBm Equalization Method The method for channel equaliza...

Page 122: ...plained the following table 2 For each channel click one of the following options Add Drop Express or Not Used 3 Click Apply Table 37 Provisioning Tab Parameters Parameter Description Format Values Channel The channel number in the DWDM 50 100 GHz spacing grid as defined by ITU T G 694 1 50 GHz 17 to 60 5 increments of 0 5 100 GHz 17 to 60 increments of 1 0 Alias The logical name given to the chan...

Page 123: ...gure 72 Management Port Window Use the Management Port Configuration window to do the following MNG tab Configure an MNG port and enable disable the port SFP tab Configure the SFP module ALS tab Configure ALS for an MNG port To open the Management Port Configuration window 1 Click Configuration 2 Click an MNG button to select the management port The appropriate Management Port Configuration window...

Page 124: ... disable the port To configure a management port 1 Click the MNG tab The MNG tab opens displaying the management port configuration 2 Fill in the fields as explained in the following table 3 Click Apply 4 To enable the port 1 Click Admin Up The following confirmation message appears Figure 74 Confirm Changes 2 Click OK The selected port is enabled the Admin Up button is disabled and the Admin Down...

Page 125: ...Tab Parameters Parameter Description Format Values Port Type The type of port Management Port Rate The maximum bit rate of the OSC management port 125 Mbps Admin Status The administrative status of the port Up Down To change the value click Admin Up or Admin Down Operational Status The operational status of the port This indicates if there is a failure in the port Up Normal operation Down Alarm is...

Page 126: ...power alarm threshold To configure the SFP module 1 Click the SFP tab The SFP tab opens displaying the SFP configuration 2 Fill in the fields as explained in the following table 3 Click Apply Table 39 SFP Tab Parameters Parameter Description Format Values Vendor Name The name of the SFP vendor String Nominal Wavelength The defined wavelength of the SFP nm WDM Class The type of SFP No WDM CWDM DWDM...

Page 127: ...apabilities The SP capabilities of the ESCON services are marked SONET SDH Capabilities The SFP capabilities of the OC 3 OC 12 OC 48 OC 192 and OTU 2 services are marked Ethernet Capabilities The SFP capabilities of the 100Mb GbE and 10GbE Ethernet services are marked FC Capabilities The SFP capabilities of the FC services are marked High Receiver Power Default Threshold The default threshold for ...

Page 128: ...on window opens 3 Click the ALS tab The ALS tab opens displaying the ALS configuration for the management port 4 Fill in the fields as explained in the following table 5 Click Apply 6 To initiate a manual restart pulse click ALS Manual Restart 7 To initiate a manual restart for test pulse click ALS Test Restart Table 40 ALS Tab Parameters Parameter Description Format Values ALS Mode Enable or disa...

Page 129: ...hernet port may cause a loss of connection to the node NOTE The Auto Negotiation protocol is defined by IEEE 802 3 as the standard method by which two connected Ethernet devices choose common transmission parameters such as speed and duplex mode To open the Ethernet Port Configuration window 1 Click Configuration 2 Click Ethernet to select the Ethernet port The Ethernet Port Configuration window o...

Page 130: ...link parameters should be performed Enabled Auto negotiation is performed during Ethernet link establishment Disabled The Ethernet link parameters are manually determined by the settings of the Speed and Duplex fields Default Enabled NOTE The advertised capabilities of the Ethernet port are Speed 10 Mbps 100 Mbps Duplex Full Half Flow Control Disabled Speed The actual speed of the port 10 Mbps 100...

Page 131: ...Figure 80 MUX DEMUX Configuration Window NOTE The MUX button is enabled only if a MUX DEMUX module is installed Use the MUX DEMUX Configuration window to display the wavelengths of the WDM uplink channels To open the MUX DEMUX Configuration window 1 Click Configuration 2 Click MUX to select the MUX DEMUX module The MUX DEMUX Configuration window opens 6 7 1 MUX DEMUX Tab Figure 81 MUX DEMUX Tab ...

Page 132: ...d only and explained in the following table Table 42 MUX DEMUX Tab Parameters Parameter Description Format Values Channel The ITU channel number supported by the MUX DEMUX CWDM CWDM OSC DWDM Channel number OSC Wavelength The corresponding channel wavelength 6 8 EDFA Configuration Figure 82 EDFA Configuration Window NOTE The EDFA button is enabled only if an EDFA module is installed Use the EDFA Co...

Page 133: ...enable disable the module To configure the EDFA module 1 Click an EDFA button to select the EDFA module The EDFA tab opens displaying the EDFA module configuration 2 Fill in the fields as explained in the following table 3 Click Apply 4 To enable the module 1 Click Admin Up The following confirmation message appears Figure 84 Confirm Changes 2 Click OK The selected module is enabled the Admin Up b...

Page 134: ...odule as determined by maximum output power maximum number of optical channels and Booster Inline or Pre Amp EDFA types and input power ranges 14 dBm 24 dBm to 10 dBm 17 dBm 24 dBm to 10 dBm 20 dBm 24 dBm to 10 dBm 23 dBm 5 dBm to 16 dBm Admin Status The administrative status of the EDFA module Up Down To change the value click Admin Up or Admin Down Operational Status The operational status of th...

Page 135: ...t Required Gain Specifies the required constant gain Booster 10 to 22 dB Pre Amp 18 dB NOTE Available only if EDFA mode is AGC Required Output Power Specifies the required constant power Booster 14 dBm 17 dBm 20 dBm 23 dBm Pre Amp 5 dBm NOTE Available only if EDFA mode is APC Eye Safety Reflection Threshold The reflection threshold for eye safety dBm 6 9 PSU Configuration Figure 86 PSU Configurati...

Page 136: ...opens displaying the PSU information The fields are read only and explained in the following table Table 44 PSU Tab Parameters Parameter Description Format Values Part Number The part number of the power supply unit Part number Serial Number The serial number of the power supply unit Serial number Operational Status The operational status of the power supply unit This indicates if there is a failu...

Page 137: ...AN unit currently installed in the system To open the FAN Unit Configuration window 1 Click Configuration 2 Click FAN to select the FAN unit The FAN Unit Configuration window opens 6 10 1 FAN Unit Tab Figure 89 FAN Unit Tab Use the FAN Unit tab to display information about the FAN unit currently installed in the system To view the FAN unit information Click FAN to select the FAN unit The FAN Unit ...

Page 138: ...ESERVED PAGE 124 Table 45 FAN Unit Tab Parameters Parameters Description Format Values Part Number The part number of the FAN unit FAN UNIT Operational Status The operational status of the FAN unit This indicates if there is a failure in the FAN unit Up Normal operation Down Alarm is detected Hardware Revision The hardware version of the FAN unit dddd ...

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Page 140: ...nd port performance monitoring In this Chapter Optical Information 126 WSS Monitoring 128 Management Port Performance Monitoring 130 EDFA Performance Monitoring 133 7 1 Optical Information Figure 90 Optical Information Window Use the System Optical Information window to view optical performance of all optical modules installed in the system To open the System Optical Information window 1 Click Per...

Page 141: ...port to File The Opening table csv dialog box appears 2 Click Save File 3 Click OK 3 To refresh the optical information click Refresh The information is updated immediately Table 46 Optical Information Tab Parameters Parameter Description Port The name of the port or module in which the optical module is installed NOTE This parameter may or may not be marked Red This indicates that there is a stan...

Page 142: ...r Description Rx Power The current measured Rx power Temperature The current measured temperature of the optical module 7 2 WSS Monitoring Figure 92 WSS Monitoring Window Use the WSS Monitoring window to view optical performance of the optical channels handled by the WSS module To open the WSS Monitoring window 1 Click Performance 2 Click WSS The WSS Monitoring window opens ...

Page 143: ...scription Channel The DWDM channel Alias The logical name given to the channel for identification purposes Wavelength The wavelength of the channel nm In Power Level The optical power level of the channel before the VOA dBm LOS or blank Optical power level Displayed only for channels configured as add drop or express LOS Displayed only if the optical power of the channel is below the threshold low...

Page 144: ... Performance Monitoring Figure 94 Management Port Performance Monitoring Window Use the Management Port Performance Monitoring window to view management port optical performance monitoring To open the Management Port Performance Monitoring window 1 Click Performance 2 Click an MNG button to select the management port The appropriate Management Port Performance Monitoring window opens ...

Page 145: ... level performance monitoring 1 Click an MNG button to select the management port The appropriate Management Port Performance Monitoring tab opens displaying the displaying the management port performance monitoring The fields are explained in the following table The counters are read only 2 From the PM Period drop down list select the interval 3 From the Type drop down list select Optical Level 4...

Page 146: ...PM 10 To clear the optical level counters for all ports click Reset All Ports PM Table 48 Management Port Optical Level PM Parameters Parameter Description Format Values PM Period The interval for averaging the measured Rx power 15 Minutes Days Type The type of performance monitoring Optical Level Interval The date and time of the interval PM Period is set to 15 Minutes Current The date and time o...

Page 147: ... displayed in the second row to the last row of the table PM Period is set to Days Untimed The average of the measured Rx power since last reset of the system or since the last reset of the optical level counters is displayed in the first row of the table Current Day The average of the measured Rx power since 00 00 AM of the current day is displayed in the second row of the table Previous Day The ...

Page 148: ...ormance Monitoring window opens 7 4 1 Viewing Optical Performance Monitoring Figure 97 Optical Level Performance Monitoring Use the EDFA Performance Monitoring tab to view EDFA optical level performance monitoring To view optical level performance monitoring 1 Click an EDFA button to select the EDFA module The appropriate EDFA Performance Monitoring tab opens displaying the displaying the EDFA per...

Page 149: ...sh rate is 2 seconds 2 Click Start Refresh The information is automatically updated after the specified number of seconds 7 To refresh the PM display manually click Refresh The information is updated immediately 8 To stop the automatic refresh of the PM display click Stop Refresh The automatic refresh is stopped and the Refresh every field is cleared 9 To clear the optical level counters for a spe...

Page 150: ...ed in the second row of the table Previous Day The date and 00 00 AM of the previous day is displayed in the last row of the table Rx Level dBm The measured Rx power level during the interval in dBm PM Period is set to 15 Minutes Current The measured Rx power for the current interval of 15 minutes is displayed in the first row 1 to 32 The measured Rx power for the last 32 intervals of 15 minutes i...

Page 151: ...enance Window Use the System Maintenance window to do the following Restart tab Restart the PL 1000RO unit Log Files tab View and save the System Log files Configuration tab Download Configuration File Update system configuration by downloading a previously saved system configuration file to the node Upload Configuration File Upload system configuration and save it to the local file system Softwar...

Page 152: ...e software Restore to Factory Defaults Service affecting operation that restores the device to factory defaults NOTE If you restore to the factory default configuration all previous configurations applied to the node will be lost except for the IP information Therefore you should reapply the desired configuration To restart the PL 1000RO unit 1 Click the Restart tab The Restart tab opens 2 To perf...

Page 153: ...ick OK The software is reloaded and the system restarts Traffic is not affected 4 To restore to the factory default configuration 1 Click Restore to Factory Defaults The following confirmation message appears Figure 102 Confirm Changes 2 Click OK All system default configuration parameter values except for IP information are restored and the system restarts Traffic is affected 8 1 2 Log Files Tab ...

Page 154: ...N ALL RIGHTS RESERVED PAGE 140 To view and save System Log files 1 Click Log Files The Log Files tab opens 2 Click Display System Log Files The System Log files are displayed 3 To save the log data copy the displayed text from the browser window paste it into a file and then save the file Figure 104 System Log Files Example ...

Page 155: ...ystem 8 1 3 1 Uploading System Configuration NOTE You can upload the node configuration to the local computer and save it to file You can then use the saved file to reapply node configuration You can replace a box with a new box by uploading and storing the configuration of the old box and then updating the new box with the stored configuration In this case you may want to clear the Preserve IP ch...

Page 156: ...em configuration while preserving or replacing the IP addresses and restart the PL 1000RO unit WARNING When uploading a system configuration file which was retrieved from another node make sure to select the Preserve IP check box otherwise the new node will receive the same IP as the old node and both nodes will have the same IP address To update system configuration and restart the PL 1000RO unit...

Page 157: ... 10 0 0 3 cfg Figure 107 Update System Configuration Configuration File 3 To preserve the IP addresses select the Preserve IP check box 4 Click Update Configuration and Restart The following confirmation message appears Figure 108 Confirm System Overwrite 5 Click OK The following update message appears and the node is rebooted Figure 109 System Updating and Restarting Message ...

Page 158: ...ersion 8 1 4 1 Downloading Software WARNING Do not perform operations from another open browser during download To download software 1 Click the Software tab The Software tab opens displaying the downloaded software versions If a new version has been uploaded two versions appear in the listing the active version is indicated by a check mark 2 In the Distribution Directory field type the full path ...

Page 159: ...e Downloaded Software Versions table The new version is always idle not active 8 1 4 2 Switching Software Versions After the new software version is downloaded you can activate the new software version To switch software versions 1 Click the Software tab The Software tab opens displaying the downloaded software versions If a new version has been uploaded two versions appear in the listing the acti...

Page 160: ...vated Traffic goes down for a short period of time 3 To perform a warm restart 1 Click Switch Warm Restart The following confirmation message appears Figure 114 Confirm Changes 2 Click OK The software version is switched the software is reloaded and restarted and the new version is activated Traffic is not affected 8 2 External Alarm Maintenance Figure 115 External Alarm Maintenance Window Use the...

Page 161: ...larm 1 Click Ext Alarm The External Alarm Maintenance tab opens 2 Fill in the fields as explained in the following table 3 Click Apply Table 50 External Alarm Maintenance Tab Parameters Parameter Description Format Values Alarm Type A predefined list of standard external alarm types The type of configuration determines the values Alarm Message The alarm text that is used when Alarm Type is set to ...

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Page 163: ...Topology Management This chapter describes how manage the topology of PL 1000RO nodes In this Chapter Network Topology 149 9 1 Network Topology Figure 117 Network Topology Window Use the Network Topology window to view the network topology and define multiple nodes as multi chassis To open the Network Topology window Click Topology The Network Topology window opens ...

Page 164: ...ETARY INFORMATION ALL RIGHTS RESERVED PAGE 150 9 1 1 Network Topology Tab Figure 118 Network Topology Tab Use the Network Topology tab to view the topology To view the network topology Click the Network Topology tab The Network Topology tab opens displaying the PL 1000RO nodes connected together with the OSC channel ...

Page 165: ...L 1000RO 3 3 INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION MANUAL CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY INFORMATION ALL RIGHTS RESERVED PAGE 151 9 1 1 1 Network Linear Topology The following figure is an example of a linear topology Figure 119 Linear Topology Example ...

Page 166: ...agement Arc The blue arrow starting at the management system and ending at a node points to the node that is currently being browsed via the HTTP HTTPS session 9 1 1 4 Node Title The system name of the node is displayed below the node If there is no configured name the OSC In band IP address of the node is displayed 9 1 1 5 Alarm Status of the Node The alarm status of each node is marked by the co...

Page 167: ...e topology display click Zoom In 3 To decrease magnification of the topology display click Zoom Out 4 To return to the original view of the topology display click Restore To Default 9 1 3 Browsing Other Nodes You can use the topology view to browse other nodes displayed in the network topology To browse other nodes 1 Click the Network Topology tab The Network Topology tab opens displaying the PL 1...

Page 168: ...GE 154 To define multiple nodes as multi chassis 1 Log in to the PL 1000RO node see Logging In to the Web Application p 32 2 Click Configuration 3 Click System The System Configuration window opens 4 Click the General tab The General tab opens Figure 121 General Tab 5 In the Chassis ID field type the number 6 Click Apply 7 Repeat these steps for each node ...

Page 169: ...ORKS PL 1000RO 3 3 INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION MANUAL CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY INFORMATION ALL RIGHTS RESERVED PAGE 155 The following figure shows two nodes in a ring of four defined as multi chassis Figure 122 Multi Chassis Nodes ...

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Page 171: ...e following figure illustrates an example of how to configure the remote management for the point to point setup In this setup there are two management systems A and B These systems can manage PL 1000RO nodes A and B via the OSC channel Figure 123 Point to Point Remote Management Example 10 1 1 Setting Up Point to Point Management To set up point to point management 1 Make sure that you have local...

Page 172: ...P tab opens displaying the IP Address and Static Routing configuration see IP Tab p 99 4 Set the IP address of the OSC interfaces manually In the IP Addresses section fill in the fields as follows LAN IP Address 192 168 1 111 LAN Subnet Mask 255 255 0 0 Default Gateway 192 168 0 96 OSC In band IP Address 11 0 0 111 OSC In band Subnet Mask 255 255 0 0 NOTE This example assumes that you are working ...

Page 173: ... MNG ports of the remote and local PL 1000RO nodes should be in the same subnet To configure the management for PL 1000RO B 1 Click Configuration 2 Click System The System Configuration window opens 3 Click the IP tab The IP tab opens displaying the IP Address and Static Routing configuration see IP Tab p 99 4 Set the IP address of the OSC interfaces manually In the IP Addresses section fill in th...

Page 174: ...re 126 IP Addresses PL 1000RO B Example 6 Configure the Static Routing table to enable the route to Management B as follows Destination Address 12 0 0 44 Gateway 10 0 0 1 7 Click Add The Static Routing table should appear as follows Figure 127 Static Routing Table Example 8 Required only if using an SNMP management system Configure the SNMP Traps table to send SNMP traps to the two management syst...

Page 175: ...t of PL 1000RO A as follows http 192 168 1 111 for HTTP access or https 192 168 1 111 for HTTPS secure access as illustrated in Remote Management Configuration Example p 157 3 Press Enter The Login window opens 4 Log in to the Web application see Logging In to the Web Application p 32 10 1 5 Accessing the Web Application from Management A to PL 1000RO B To access the Web application from Managemen...

Page 176: ...ows http 10 0 0 96 for HTTP access or https 10 0 0 96 for HTTP secure access as illustrated in Remote Management Configuration Example p 157 4 Press Enter The Login window opens 5 Log in to the Web Application see Logging In to the Web Application p 32 10 1 7 Accessing the Web Application from Management B to PL 1000RO A To access the Web application from Management B to PL 1000RO A 1 Add a new ro...

Page 177: ...T NETWORKS PL 1000RO 3 3 INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION MANUAL CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY INFORMATION ALL RIGHTS RESERVED PAGE 163 4 Press Enter The Login window opens 5 Log in to the Web application see Logging In to the Web Application p 32 ...

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Page 179: ... Administrator Read Write Read Only during command execution These properties are inherited from the Web application The CLI commands are ordered in a hierarchical tree structure To move between tree nodes you specify the name of the next node The current hierarchy is specified by the prompt Help is available for each command The commands are case sensitive The CLI allows command abbreviation This...

Page 180: ...d is not echoed to the terminal For example PL 1000RO login User admin Password PL 1000RO 6 Run the desired CLI commands as described in Running CLI Commands p 169 11 2 2 Using Telnet To use a Telnet session to access the CLI 1 Make sure that there is an IP connection to the node by opening the CMD window and typing the following command ping node ip address If the IP connection exists the ping co...

Page 181: ...e same time 11 2 3 Using SSH To use SSH you should have an installed SSH client on your machine To use an SSH session to access the CLI 1 Make sure that there is an IP connection to the node by opening the CMD window and typing the following command ping node ip address If the IP connection exists the ping command should respond with output similar to the following Pinging 192 168 3 201 with 32 by...

Page 182: ...ou do not trust this host hit Cancel to abandon the connection 3 If such a message appears hit Yes to approve the connection 4 Complete the log in to the node by using the predefined user and password For example login as admin Sent username admin admin 192 168 3 3 s password PL 1000RO 5 Run the desired CLI commands as described in Running CLI Commands p 169 6 Terminate the SSH session by pressing...

Page 183: ...y of the commands Figure 129 CLI Command Tree 11 4 Running CLI Commands You can run the following CLI commands General commands Login p 170 Logout p 171 Help p 171 History p 171 Top p 172 Up p 172 Ping Command p 172 Interface commands Configure Interface Channel p 173 Configure Interface EDFA p 173 Configure Interface MNG p 174 IP Setting commands Configure Interface Ethernet IP p 174 ...

Page 184: ...ommands The following are general commands that can be invoked from anywhere in the command tree Login p 170 Logout p 171 Help p 171 History p 171 Top p 172 Up p 172 11 4 1 1 Login Command Command login Description This command is required before any other command can be issued The CLI uses the user and password authentication inherited from the Web application The same user and password that is u...

Page 185: ...logout Description This command terminates the user session To run further CLI commands you must log in again Example PL 1000RO logout PL 1000RO 11 4 1 3 Help Command Command help command or command Description This command displays the syntax of the specified command Example PL 1000RO help con int eth ip config interface ethernet ip addr n netmask g gateway PL 1000RO 11 4 1 4 History Command Comm...

Page 186: ... 34 h PL 1000RO show 11 4 1 5 Top Command Command top or Description This command takes you to the root of the command tree Example PL 1000RO configure interface top PL 1000RO 11 4 1 6 Up Command Command up or Description This command takes you up one level in the command tree Example PL 1000RO configure interface ethernet up PL 1000RO configure interface 11 4 2 Ping Command Command ping ip addres...

Page 187: ...rface Channel p 173 Configure Interface EDFA p 173 Configure Interface MNG p 174 11 4 3 1 Configure Interface Channel Command Command configure interface channel n add exp na Description This command configures how the DWDM channel will be handled by the local WSS add Channel is locally used exp Channel is locally bypassed na Channel is unused If no parameter is specified the current value of the ...

Page 188: ...O configure interface 11 4 4 IP Setting Commands The following are the IP Setting commands Configure Interface Ethernet IP p 174 Configure Interface OSC IP p 175 Configure Interface Network Mode p 175 11 4 4 1 Configure Interface Ethernet IP Command Command configure interface ethernet ip addr n netmask g gateway Description This command sets the IP parameters of the LAN port addr IP address of th...

Page 189: ...efore changing the OSC IP parameters also changes the parameters of both MNG ports Example PL 1000RO configure interface osc ip 11 0 3 200 n 255 255 0 0 g 11 0 3 201 PL 1000RO configure interface osc ip Addr is 11 0 3 200 Subnet mask is 255 255 0 0 Gateway is 11 0 3 201 PL 1000RO configure interface osc 11 4 4 3 Configure Network Mode Command configure interface network mode dual single Descriptio...

Page 190: ...Command configure log enable Description This command enables the echoing of system events to the terminal By default the log of the CLI session accessed via the serial port is enabled Example PL 1000RO configure log enable PL 1000RO configure log 11 4 5 2 Configure Log Disable Command Command configure log disable Description This command disables the echoing of system events to the terminal By d...

Page 191: ...Description This command displays the events of the specified entity If no parameters are specified all events are displayed NOTE The commands Show Events Port and Show Events Uplink are not applicable to the PL 1000RO Example PL 1000RO show events mng 1 THU JUN 18 12 22 44 2009 MNG 1 Link Up Event THU JUN 18 12 22 46 2009 MNG 1 Optics Loss of Light Critical S A THU JUN 18 12 22 46 2009 MNG 1 Loss...

Page 192: ...d restarts the node The restart type is determined by the parameter of the command f Restore to factory defaults traffic affecting deletes the node configuration except for the IP information removes all licensing information from the node if applicable c Cold restart traffic affecting keeps the node configuration w Warm restart not traffic affecting keeps the node configuration NOTE Performing th...

Page 193: ...pin D type female connector with RS 232 asynchronous DCE interface intended for direct connection to a supervision terminal The connection to the supervision terminal is by means of a straight cable a cable wired point to point The connector is wired in accordance with the following table Table 51 CONTROL Connector Wiring Pin Function Direction 2 Transmit Data TX From PL 1000RO 3 Receive Data RX T...

Page 194: ...TLIGHT NETWORKS PL 1000RO 3 3 INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION MANUAL CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY INFORMATION ALL RIGHTS RESERVED PAGE 180 The connector is wired in accordance with the following table Figure 130 External ALARM Diagram ...

Page 195: ...Critical alarm event the internal connection of pin 6 ALARM Common is switched to pin 1 Alarm Normally Open 6 ALARM Common ALARM1_COM Common signal 3 Internally connected to GND 7 ALARM IN 1 Input External Alarm 8 ALARM IN 2 Not connected 4 ALARM Normally Open ALARM2_NO In normal operation pin 9 ALARM Common is internally connected to pin 5 Alarm Normally Closed Upon a Major alarm event the intern...

Page 196: ...he following table Table 53 ETH Port Connector Pin Functions Pin Designation Function 1 RXD Receive Data output wire 2 RXD Receive Data output wire 3 TXD Transmit Data input wire 4 5 Not connected 6 TXD Transmit Data input wire 7 8 Not connected A 4 Optical PL 1000RO Connectors The optical PL 1000RO connectors can be one of the following ports Data MNG MUX DEMUX A 4 1 Data Ports The data ports are...

Page 197: ...e 850 nm Fiber Size 2 mm optical fiber Connector Type Optical SFP LC Copper SFP RJ 45 Port Type Management A 4 3 MUX DEMUX Port The MUX DEMUX port consists of one or two Multifiber Pull Off MPO connectors suitable for a dedicated ribbon cable supplied by PacketLight Table 56 MUX DEMUX Port Specifications Specification Requirement Fiber Type Single mode Fiber Size 2 mm optical fiber Connector Type ...

Page 198: ...Power Connectors The PL 1000RO may have the following power supply connectors AC powered PL 1000RO units Standard three pin IEC320 C5 connector 3A for connection to AC power DC powered PL 1000RO units DC power is supplied with a dedicated connector for wiring The following figure shows how to wire the DC connector DC power supply only Figure 131 DC Connector Wiring Diagram ...

Page 199: ...AND PROPRIETARY INFORMATION ALL RIGHTS RESERVED PAGE 185 A 7 Protective Ground Terminal The protective ground terminal of the PL 1000RO located on the rack mount must be connected to a protective ground The following figure shows how to wire the ground terminal Figure 132 Protective Ground Terminal Wiring Diagram ...

Page 200: ... CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY INFORMATION ALL RIGHTS RESERVED PAGE 186 A 8 Fiber Shelf The fiber shelf is an optional tray that can be attached to the PL 1000RO to help you organize the optical fibers The following figure shows the mechanical details of the fiber shelf Figure 133 Fiber Shelf Diagram ...

Page 201: ...ore Failed Failed to update the system configuration System Database Restore in Progress Failed to update the system configuration System Cold Restart Required FPGA Changed After a warm restart the FPGA version is not consistent with the software version A cold restart is required System Software Upgrade Failed The downloaded software is corrupted Reload the software System Network Time Protocol F...

Page 202: ...cation Optics Optics High Laser Wavelength The laser wavelength exceeds the high alarm level Optics Optics Low Laser Wavelength The laser wavelength exceeds the low alarm level Optics Optics Bit Rate Mismatch The inserted optical module has a mismatch problem due to the wrong rate or type Replace the optical module or update the configured service type Optics Unauthorized Optics Inserted and is Sh...

Page 203: ... PL 1000RO and explains their interpretation Table 58 Configuration Event Messages Source Message Interpretation System Change date The system date or time has changed System Restore provisioning A new configuration file has been loaded System Change IP The IP of the node has changed System Alarm cut off The Alarm Cut off has been operated System Add user A new user was added System Delete user A ...

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Page 205: ...ilable at the power outlet serving the PL 1000RO Defective power supply Replace the power supply unit Defective PL 1000RO Replace the PL 1000RO 2 The LOS LED of a device connected to PL 1000RO is lit Cable connection problems 1 Check all cables at the PL 1000RO Tx and Rx port connectors 2 Repeat check at the remote equipment 3 Make sure that the optical module used matches the fiber type single mo...

Page 206: ...e alarms 2 Replace the optical module Fiber problem 1 Check the Receiver Input Power of the optical module see SFP Tab p 112 2 If the power is too low replace the fiber Defective PL 1000RO 1 Check the PL 1000RO alarms 2 If there are alarms replace the PL 1000RO Defective remote equipment 1 Use a different remote unit 2 If the problem is solved replace the remote unit 4 The equipment attached to th...

Page 207: ...rt 25 Cabling the COM Port 25 Cabling the CONTROL Port 24 Cabling the Data Ports 25 Cabling the ETH Port 24 Cabling the EXP Port 25 Cabling the Management Ports 24 Cabling the MNG Port 25 Cabling the MUX DEMUX Port 26 Cabling the OSC Port 26 Changing a User Password 42 Changing a User Permission Level 42 Changing Your Password 37 44 CLI 12 30 165 CLI Command Types 168 CLI Management 12 Configurati...

Page 208: ... 43 Downloading Software 144 E EDFA Configuration 92 118 EDFA Faults 49 79 EDFA Module Configurations 9 EDFA Modules 9 EDFA Performance Monitoring 133 EDFA Tab 119 Electrical Safety Precautions 19 Electromagnetic Compatibility Considerations 22 ETH Connector 182 ETH Port 11 Ethernet Port Configuration 92 115 Ethernet Port Faults 49 73 Ethernet Tab 115 Events 47 104 Events Tab 52 58 64 70 76 82 88 ...

Page 209: ...ogin Command 169 170 Logout Command 169 170 171 M Main Features 1 Maintenance 137 Management Arc 152 Management Functionality 12 Management Port Configuration 92 109 Management Port Faults 49 67 Management Port Performance Monitoring 130 Management Ports 11 Management Protocols 12 MNG Port Labels 153 MNG Ports 11 183 MNG Tab 110 MUX DEMUX Configuration 92 117 MUX DEMUX Module Configurations 5 MUX ...

Page 210: ...ng Tab 107 PSU Configuration 92 121 PSU Faults 49 85 PSU Tab 122 R Radius Tab Administrator 45 Remote Authentication 38 Remote Management Configuration 157 Remote Management Configuration Example 157 161 162 Required Equipment 23 Restart Tab 138 Ring Connectivity with MUX DEMUX 8 Ring Connectivity without MUX DEMUX 7 Ring Topology 152 Running CLI Commands 166 167 168 169 S Safety Precautions 19 22...

Page 211: ...169 170 172 Updating System Configuration and Restarting the PL 1000RO Unit 142 Uploading System Configuration 141 User Access Levels 37 41 42 User Authentication Methods 37 Users Tab Administrator 41 Users Tab Non Administrator 43 Using a Serial Port 166 Using SSH 167 Using Telnet 166 V Viewing Optical Performance Monitoring 131 134 W Web Browser Requirements 31 Web based Management 13 WSS Config...

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