SJ-20101126132257-007-ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Configuration Manual (NetNumen) Volume I

ZXA10 C220
xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment

Configuration Manual (NetNumen) Volume I
Version: V1.2.1
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Revision No. Revision Date Revision Reason
R1.0 2010-10-30 First Edition
R1.1 2010-12-30 Update information about GCSA, GCSAS and EIGMP cards
Serial Number: SJ-20101126132257-007
Publishing Date: 2010-12-30(R1.1)

Contents
About This Manual ......................................................................................... I
Declaration of RoHS Compliance ................................................................. I
Chapter 1 NetNument N31 Overview ........................................................ 1-1
Chapter 2 NetNumen N31 Installation and Configuration ...................... 2-1
2.1 Installing the NetNumen N31 NMS ...................................................................... 2-1
2.2 Creating and Installing the NetNumen N31 Green Client ....................................... 2-5
2.3 Installing the NetNumen N31 Patches.................................................................. 2-7
2.4 NetNumen N31 Configuration Center .................................................................. 2-8
2.4.1 Configuring the Basic Information .............................................................. 2-9
2.4.2 Configuring the NE Module ......................................................................2-11
2.4.3 Configuring the Database ....................................................................... 2-13
2.4.4 Configuring the FTP Service ................................................................... 2-16
2.4.5 Configuring the Policy............................................................................. 2-18
2.4.6 Configuring the Shortcuts........................................................................ 2-21
2.5 Initializing the Database.................................................................................... 2-23
2.6 Starting the NetNumen N31 .............................................................................. 2-24
2.7 Deploying the History Traffic Monitoring System ................................................. 2-28
2.8 Configuring the TL1 Northbound Interface.......................................................... 2-35
2.9 Configuring the Policies .................................................................................... 2-38
2.9.1 Backup and Delete Alarm Policy.............................................................. 2-43
2.9.2 Backup and Delete Log Policy................................................................. 2-43
2.9.3 Synchronize Configuration Data Policy .................................................... 2-44
2.9.4 Export NE Performance Data Policy ........................................................ 2-44
2.9.5 Data Configuration Backup Policy ........................................................... 2-45
2.9.6 NMS Database Backup Policy................................................................. 2-45
2.9.7 Running Configuration Save To Flash Policy ............................................ 2-46
2.9.8 DSL Port Log Retrieve Policy .................................................................. 2-46
2.9.9 Policy Configuration Instance .................................................................. 2-47
2.10 PON Network Topology Management .............................................................. 2-47
2.11 Role Management .......................................................................................... 2-49
2.11.1 Creating a Role .................................................................................... 2-49
2.11.2 Duplicating a Role ................................................................................ 2-52
2.12 Fault Management ......................................................................................... 2-54
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2.12.1 Customizing the Polling Tasks ............................................................... 2-54
2.12.2 Starting the Fault Management.............................................................. 2-57
2.12.3 Customizing the Display Columns ......................................................... 2-59
2.12.4 Customizing the Current Alarm Query Profile ......................................... 2-61
2.12.5 Customizing the History Alarm Query Profile .......................................... 2-63
2.12.6 Customizing the Alarm Rules ................................................................ 2-66
2.12.7 Redefining the Alarm Severities............................................................. 2-71
2.12.8 Setting the Alarm Sounds ..................................................................... 2-72
Chapter 3 OLT Configuration .................................................................... 3-1

3.1 Creating an OLT NE ........................................................................................... 3-1
3.2 Managing the Cards ........................................................................................... 3-3
3.3 Managing the NE Version ................................................................................... 3-4
3.4 OLT Global Parameter Configuration ................................................................... 3-8
3.4.1 Configuring a CLI User ............................................................................. 3-8
3.4.2 Configuring the System Name................................................................. 3-10
3.5 Configuring the Trap Server .............................................................................. 3-12
3.6 Configuring the NTP Service ............................................................................. 3-14
3.7 ACL Configuration ............................................................................................ 3-15
3.7.1 Configuring the Management ACL........................................................... 3-16
3.7.2 Configuring the PCL ............................................................................... 3-19
3.8 EPON ONU Profile Configuration ...................................................................... 3-23
3.8.1 Configuring the EPON ONU Type Profile ................................................. 3-24
3.8.2 Configuring the EPON ONU Bandwidth Profile ......................................... 3-30
3.8.3 Configuring the EPON VoIP IP Profile...................................................... 3-32
3.8.4 Configuring the EPON VoIP VLAN Profile ................................................ 3-34
3.8.5 Configuring the EPON VoIP Protocol Profile............................................. 3-36
3.8.6 Configuring the EPON VoIP Fax Profile ................................................... 3-38
3.9 GPON ONU Profile Configuration ...................................................................... 3-40
3.9.1 Configuring the GPON ONU Type Profile ................................................. 3-40
3.9.2 Configuring the GPON T-CONT Bandwidth Profile.................................... 3-45
3.9.3 Configuring the GPON Traffic Descriptor Profile ....................................... 3-47
3.9.4 Configuring the GPON VoIP Protocol Profile ............................................ 3-48
3.10 Uplink Port Configuration ................................................................................ 3-51
3.10.1 Configuring the Port Status ................................................................... 3-51
3.10.2 Configuring the Ethernet Port ................................................................ 3-53
3.10.3 Configuring the Port VLAN .................................................................... 3-54
3.11 Uplink Protection Configuration........................................................................ 3-56
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3.11.1 Configuring the LACP Protection ........................................................... 3-57
3.11.2 Configuring the UAPS Protection ........................................................... 3-60
3.12 Configuring the ONU Authentication Mode ....................................................... 3-62
3.13 Configuring the PON Port Protection................................................................ 3-64
3.14 Configuring the VLAN ..................................................................................... 3-67
3.15 Configuring the Multicast Service..................................................................... 3-71
3.16 Configuring Smart QinQ.................................................................................. 3-84
3.17 DHCP Configuration ....................................................................................... 3-87
3.17.1 Overview of DHCP ............................................................................... 3-87
3.17.2 Configuring the DHCP Snooping ........................................................... 3-88
3.17.3 Configuring the DHCP Relay ................................................................. 3-92
3.17.4 Configuring the DHCP Server................................................................ 3-98
Chapter 4 EPON FTTB ONU Configuration .............................................. 4-1

4.1 ZXDSL 9806H (EPON) ....................................................................................... 4-1
4.1.1 Authenticating a 9806H ONU .................................................................... 4-1
4.1.2 9806H NE Creation .................................................................................. 4-6
4.1.3 Global Parameter Configuration for the ZXDSL 9806H ............................. 4-10
4.1.4 Creating the ADSL Line Profile................................................................ 4-19
4.1.5 Service Configuration of the ZXDSL 9806H.............................................. 4-20
4.2 ZXA10 F820 (EPON)........................................................................................ 4-36
4.2.1 Authenticating an F820 ONU (EPON) ...................................................... 4-36
4.2.2 F820 NE Creation (EPON) ...................................................................... 4-37
4.2.3 Global Parameter Configuration for the F820 (EPON)............................... 4-38
4.2.4 F820 Service Configuration (EPON) ........................................................ 4-44
4.3 ZXA10 F822 (EPON)........................................................................................ 4-56
4.3.1 Authenticating an F822 ONU (EPON) ...................................................... 4-56
4.3.2 F822 NE Creation (EPON) ...................................................................... 4-57
4.3.3 Global Parameter Configuration for the F822 (EPON)............................... 4-58
4.3.4 Service Configuration of the F822 (EPON) ............................................... 4-65
Chapter 5 GPON FTTB ONU Configuration.............................................. 5-1

5.1 ZXA10 F820 (GPON) ......................................................................................... 5-1
5.1.1 Authenticating an F820 ONU (GPON)........................................................ 5-1
5.1.2 F820 NE Creation (GPON) ....................................................................... 5-5
5.1.3 Global Parameter Configuration for the F820 (GPON) ................................ 5-5
5.1.4 F820 Service Configuration (GPON).......................................................... 5-5
5.2 ZXA10 F822 (GPON) ....................................................................................... 5-28
5.2.1 Authenticating an F822 GPON ONU........................................................ 5-28
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5.2.2 F822 NE Creation (GPON) ..................................................................... 5-32
5.2.3 Global Parameter Configuration for the F822 (GPON) .............................. 5-32
5.2.4 Service Configuration of the F822 (GPON)............................................... 5-32
Chapter 6 EPON FTTH ONU Configuration .............................................. 6-1

Chapter 7 GPON FTTH ONU Configuration.............................................. 7-1
Figures............................................................................................................. I
Tables ............................................................................................................XI
Index ............................................................................................................ XV
Glossary .................................................................................................... XVII
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About This Manual
Purpose
The ZXA10 C220 xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment (ZXA10 C220 for short)
is a full-service optical access platform. It supports the video, data, voice, TDM, and CATV
services. The ZXA10 C220 can be connected with ONUs of medium or larger capacity
through various networking technologies.
The ZXA10 C220 device consists of the main control and switching card, xPON subscriber
cards, CES uplink card, and Ethernet uplink card. It provides large-capacity controllable
multicast and high QoS control.
This manual provides detailed information about configurations (NetNumen) on the ZXA10
C220 xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment.
Intended Audience
This document is intended for:
l Installation and debugging engineer
l System maintenance engineer
l Data configuration engineer
Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge

To use this document effectively, users should have a general understanding of network
technology. Familiarity with the following is helpful:
l The ZXA10 C220 system and its various components
l Maintenance procedures
l Local operating procedures
What Is in This Manual

This manual contains the following chapters:
Chapter Summary
Chapter 1, NetNument N31 Overview Introduces the architecture and version of the
NetNumen N31 system.
Chapter 2, NetNumen N31 Installation and Describes the installation and configuration of the
Configuration NetNumen N31 system.
Chapter 3, OLT Configuration Describes the OLT data configuration.
Chapter 4, EPON FTTB ONU Configuration Describes the EPON FTTB ONU data configuration.
Chapter 5, GPON FTTB ONU Configuration Describes the GPON FTTB ONU data configuration.
Chapter 6, EPON FTTH ONU Configuration Describes the EPON FTTH ONU data configuration.
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Chapter Summary
Chapter 7, GPON FTTH ONU Configuration Describes the GPON FTTH ONU data configuration.
Related Documentation
The following documentation is related to this manual:
l ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Documentation
Guide
l ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Feature Guide
l ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Product
Description
l ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Hardware
Description
l ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Cabinet
Installation Guide
l ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Configuration
Manual (CLI)
l ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Configuration
Manual (NetNumen) Volume II
l ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Maintenance
Manual
l ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Alarm and
Notification Message Reference
l ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Command
Reference (Volume I)
Reference (Volume II)
Reference (Volume III)
Reference (Volume IV)
Reference (Volume V)
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Declaration of RoHS
Compliance
To minimize the environmental impact and take more responsibility to the earth we live,
this document shall serve as formal declaration that the ZXA10 C220 manufactured by
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Chapter 1
NetNument N31 Overview
Introduction
The NetNumen N31 unified management system is a unified network management
system, which provides centralized and unified network management on all ZTE PON
products. It also provides customers with a unified and friendly management interface.
System Architecture
The NetNumen N31 unified management system consists of the database server,
NetNumen N31 server, and NetNumen N31 client. Figure 1-1 shows the architecture of
the NetNumen N31 system.
Figure 1-1 NetNumenN31 N31 System Architecture
System Version
The NetNumen N31 unified management system is applicable to all PON products, as
described in Table 1-1.
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Table 1-1 NEs NetNumen N31 System Supports
Software Version PON Product Supported
NetNumen N31 unified V4.4.1.T010b1005088 (or C100-C200

management system higher version)
C220
F820
F821
F822
F803
F809
9806H
FTTH ONUs such as D420 and F401
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Chapter 2
NetNumen N31 Installation
and Configuration
Table of Contents
Installing the NetNumen N31 NMS .............................................................................2-1
Creating and Installing the NetNumen N31 Green Client ............................................2-5
Installing the NetNumen N31 Patches ........................................................................2-7
NetNumen N31 Configuration Center .........................................................................2-8
Initializing the Database ...........................................................................................2-23
Starting the NetNumen N31......................................................................................2-24
Deploying the History Traffic Monitoring System.......................................................2-28
Configuring the TL1 Northbound Interface ................................................................2-35
Configuring the Policies............................................................................................2-38
PON Network Topology Management.......................................................................2-47
Role Management ....................................................................................................2-49
Fault Management ...................................................................................................2-54
2.1 Installing the NetNumen N31 NMS

Short Description
Perform this procedure to install the NetNumen N31 NMS.
Prerequisites
Before this operation, make sure that:
l Server: The patches of the OS and the database are updated.
à Windows 2003 Server: Service Pack 2

à Solaris 10: Recommend Patch
à SQL Server: Service Pack 3

l Client: The key patches of the OS are updated.
l The computers with the same name do not exist in the network.
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Caution!
When the new computers with the pre-installed OS are used for networking, the computer names may
be the same. If the host has the same name as another computer in the network, the NMS cannot be
started.
Context
The NetNumen N31 NMS can be installed and run on the following operating systems:
l Windows 2000 Server, Windows 2003 Server, Windows XP Professional
l UNIX Solaris 8, UNIX Solaris 9, UNIX Solaris 10
This topic takes the Windows operating system as an example.
To install the NetNumen N31 NMS, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Decompress the installation package.
The NetNumen N31 software installation package is delivered in .zip format.
Decompress it in the first-level directory as follows:
l Windows: D:\n31version\
l Solaris: /export/home/n31version/
Table 2-1 lists the files in the installation directory after the package is decompressed.
Table 2-1 Files in the Installation Directory
File Name Description
install.bat Installation execution file in Windows
install.sh Installation execution file in Solaris
install_helper.exe Installation auxiliary tool in Windows, implementing free disk

space check and progress display
unzip.exe Decompression tool in Windows
platform.zip NMS platform package
module*.zip NE management module package, where, * indicates the

version generation time
2. Run the installation program.
In the directory where the decompressed installation file is located, run the install
.bat program to install the NetNumen N31 NMS.
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Caution!
In Solaris, run the install.sh script file. If you have no right to run the script file, modify the
user right first.
chmod 777 install.sh // Modify the install.sh file right.

./install.sh // Run the install.sh file.
3. Select the language.
After the install.bat program is run, the NetNumen Install window is displayed,
as shown in Figure 2-1.
Figure 2-1 Selecting Language
The language types include the following:

l 1: English
l 2: Chinese
Select 1 to install the English version.
4. Select the installation path.
Type the installation path in the installation window, as shown in Figure 2-2.
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Figure 2-2 Selecting Installation Path
Note:
The installation path cannot exceed 240 characters. The installation program automatically cre-
ates the netnumen directory. The following installation paths are recommended:
l In Windows: D:\
l In Solaris: /export/home/
5. Select the installation type.

Select the installation type, as shown in Figure 2-3.
Figure 2-3 Selecting Installation Type
The installation types include the following:

l 1: Install the NetNumen N31 Client only.
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l 2: Install both the NetNumen N31 Client and NetNumen N31 Server.
After selecting the installation type, press Enter to start installation.
6. Wait for the installation process.
Due to the large number of files, the decompression needs certain time. After the files
are decompressed, the program automatically starts NetNumen Config Center.
– End of Steps –
Result
The NetNumen N31 NMS is installed successfully.
2.2 Creating and Installing the NetNumen N31 Green

Client
Short Description
Perform this procedure to create and install the NetNumen N31 Green Client.
Context
The NetNumen N31 Client is generally installed in Windows. When the Client is installed
and configured, its installation directory can be compressed to create a Green Client. The
Green Client has finished the configuration, such as NE deployment.
To create and install the NetNumen N31 Green Client, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Create the Green Client.
a. Install the NetNumen N31 Client.
Refer to the section 2.1 Installing the NetNumen N31 NMS.
b. Complete the configuration in the configuration center.

Refer to the section 2.4 NetNumen N31 Configuration Center.
c. Compress the Client directory.
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Caution!
Before compressing the Client directory, do not start the Client application. A temporary file is
generated when the Client is started for the first time. If the temporary file is open, the Green
Client cannot be started.
If you have started the Client before compressing the Client directory, you need to clear the
temporary file first. For detailed operations, refer to the topic Delete Temp File Tool in the
ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Configuration Manual
(NetNumen) Volume II.
Compress the Client directory into the netnumen.rar file.

2. Install the Green Client.
a. Prepare for the installation.
Before installing the NetNumen N31 Green Client, make sure that:
l The free space of partition C is more than 4 GB. The Client host memory is
recommended to be 2 GB or larger.
l Delete the original NetNumen installation directory, and copy the Green Client
installation file netnumen.rar to the root directory of partition C.
Note:
Because the original NetNumen directory occupies large space, you need to clear the recycle
bin to release the disk space after deleting the original installation directory.
b. Decompress the installation package.

Decompress netnumen.rar to C:\netnumen\.
Note:
The netnumen.rar file can be decompressed to a customized directory, but it is recom-

mended to be decompressed to the root directory, such as C:\netnumen\ or D:\netnume
n\.
c. Complete the configuration center settings.

Go to C:\netnumen\bin\ and run configcenter.bat to open the
configuration center.
l In the Basic Information window, optimize the Client memory automatically.
Refer to the topic 2.4.1 Configuring the Basic Information.
l In the Short Cut window, generate the Client desktop icons. Refer to the topic
2.4.6 Configuring the Shortcuts.
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Result
The NetNumen N31 Green Client is created and installed.
2.3 Installing the NetNumen N31 Patches

Short Description
Perform this procedure to install the NetNumen N31 patches.
Prerequisites
l The NMS database and configuration information are backed up.
l The upgrade patch files are prepared.
Context
To install the NetNumen N31 patches, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Exit the NetNumen N31 Client and Server processes.
2. Copy the patch files.
Copy all the upgrade patch files and patch-version.txt to .\netnumen\upgra

deN31\server\upgrade-package\.
3. Run the upgrade program.
Run the upgrade file .\netnumen\upgradeN31\upgrade.bat. The patches are

automatically installed.
If the patch package already contains the platform upgrade package, the system
prompts the following information during the upgrade process:
Upgrade Container must be upgraded.
Please run upgradeSelf.bat or upgradeSelf.sh
in the parent directory,
and then run upgrade container again.
Run .\netnumen\upgradeSelf.bat to complete decompression. Then, run .\n

etnumen\upgradeN31\upgrade.bat again.
Note:
In Solaris, the upgrade file is upgrade.sh.
4. Check the Client upgrade file.
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After the Client is upgraded, the system automatically generates the directory .\ne
tnumen\upgradeN31\server\upgrade-package-for-client-download\.
Make sure that the directory contains the Client upgrade patch file.
5. Upgrade the database.
Go to .\netnumen\ums-svr\docs\dbscript\install-db\ and run update-
db.bat to upgrade the database.
Note:
In Solaris, the database upgrade file is update-db.sh.
6. Start the NMS Server processes.

After the NetNumen N31 upgrade patches are installed, start the NMS Server
processes.
Note:
When the NetNumen N31 Client connects to the NetNumen N31 Server that is installed with
patches, the Client automatically installs the patches from the Server.
Result
The NetNumen N31 patches are installed successfully.
2.4 NetNumen N31 Configuration Center

The NetNumen N31 NMS parameters can be configured on the NetNumen Config
Center.
Note:
To make the modifications effective, you need to restart the NetNumen N31 Server after modifying the
parameters on NetNumen N31 Config Center.
When NetNumen N31 NMS installation is complete, the system starts the NetNumen
configuration center automatically. Besides, you can access the NetNumen configuration
center in the following ways:
l Choose Start > Programs > NetNumen N31 > Tools > NetNumen N31 Config
Center to open the NetNumen Config Center window.
l Run .\netnumen\bin\configcenter.bat to open the NetNumen Config
Center window.
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Note:
In Solaris, you can run configcenter.sh in the relevant path to open the NetNumen Config
Center window.
This section includes the following topics:

l Configuring the Basic Information
l Configuring the NE Module
l Configuring the Database
l Configuring the FTP Service
l Configuring the Policy
l Configuring the Shortcut Mode
2.4.1 Configuring the Basic Information

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the basic information.
Prerequisites
Before this operation, make sure that you have accessed NetNumen Config Center.
Context
To configure the basic information, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the Basic Information window.
In the NetNumen Config Center window, select Basic Information from the left pane,
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Figure 2-4 Basic Information
2. Configure the parameters.

The Basic Information window displays the NetNumen N31 version, platform version,
OS information, Java version, and database information. You can set the parameters,
as listed in Table 2-2.
Table 2-2 Basic Information Parameters
Parameter Value Description
NMS Logger Level l DEBUG Default: WARN

l INFO Change the level to be INFO
l WARN if you wan to print logs. The
l ERROR MNS log running directory is .
l FATAL \netnumen\ums-svr\log\
Server Console Startup As Check box By default, it is selected, and

GUI the server console is started
in GUI mode. Otherwise, only
the CLI is displayed.
Total Threads 1600 Click AutoOptimize. The

system automatically
Memory(MB): Server 1000
optimizes the parameters
Memory(MB): Client 1000
according to the NMS server
hardware configuration.
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Note:
The memory configured here is the maximum memory space that the JDK can allocate. NetNumen
N31 can configure the 32-bit or 64-bit JDK according to the NE scale. The following configuration
is recommended:
l When the server memory does not exceed 4 GB, use the 32-bit OS and 32-bit JDK.
l When the server memory exceeds 4 GB, use the 64-bit OS and 64-bit JDK.
3. Save the configuration.

Click Save.
Result
The basic information is configured successfully.
2.4.2 Configuring the NE Module

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the NE module.
Prerequisites
Context
To configure the NE module, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the NE Module window.
In the NetNumen Config Center window, select NE Module from the left pane, as
shown in Figure 2-5.
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Figure 2-5 NE Module

Select the NE types that need to be managed. It is recommended to select all the
access devices. Table 2-3 lists the general NE types.
Table 2-3 General NEs
NE Type Service
9806H ONU Voice, xDSL, and Ethernet service access
F820 ONU Voice and Ethernet service access
F62x ONU Voice and CATV service access
F100 ONU Ethernet service access
MSAG5200 ONU Voice and Ethernet service access
C100-C200 OLT Voice and Ethernet service convergence
C220 OLT Voice and Ethernet service convergence

Click Save.
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Result
The NE module is configured successfully.
2.4.3 Configuring the Database

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the database.
Prerequisites
Context
Because the data files of the database occupy large space, it is better to specify a directory
for the data files when installing the SQL Server database. The database application files
and the data files should be saved in different partitions.
If the directory is not specified, the data files and application files are installed in the same
directory.
To configure the database, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the Database Configuration window.
In the NetNumen Config Center window, select Database Configuration from the
left pane, as shown in Figure 2-6.
Figure 2-6 Database Configuration
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You can view and configure the database type and other parameters, as listed in Table
2-4.
Table 2-4 Database Configuration Parameters
Database Type l MS SQL Server l In Windows: MS SQL Server

l Oracle l In Solaris: Oracle
Service Port l 1433 l MS SQL Server: The port number is

l 1521 1433 by default.
l Oracle: The port number is 1521 by
default.
IP Address 127.0.0.1 Set the IP address of the database server.

l MS SQL Server: If the MS SQL Server
database and the NetNumen N31 NMS
are installed on the same computer, the
SQL Server database uses the default
IP address, which is 127.0.0.1. If the
NetNumen N31 NMS and the SQL
Server database are not installed on the
same computer, the database uses the
IP address of the computer on which
the database is installed.
l Oracle: The database uses the IP
address of the computer on which
the database is installed whatever the
NetNumen N31 NMS and the Oracle
database are installed on the same
computer or not,
Database Name uep Database name

It is the service name in Oracle database.
Database System l sa l MS SQL Server: The default

Administrator Name l system administrator name is sa.
l Oracle: The default administrator name
is system.
Database System netnumen Database administrator password

Administrator Password
3. Optimize the settings.

Click Optimize. The database is optimized automatically.
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When the SQL Server database is optimized, the database log mode is changed to
the simple mode. When the SQL Server database is installed for the first time, it needs
to be optimized; otherwise, the database log files may occupy too much space.
Note:
If both of the NetNumen N31 NMS and database are installed for the first time, the database can
be automatically optimized only after the database is initialized. For how to initialize the database,
refer to the topic 2.5 Initializing the Database.
4. Test the connection.

Click Test Connection. If the database is connected successfully, the current
database version is displayed.
Click Save.
Result
The database is configured successfully.
Follow-Up Action
If the database connection fails, make sure that:
l The database server is installed with the latest upgrade patches. (SQL Server 2000
needs to be installed with Service Pack 4 and SQL Server 2005 needs to be installed
with Service Pack 3.)
l The IP address, port number, administrator name, and password of the database
server are correctly configured.
l The database server is started. Refer to the steps listed in Table 2-5.
Table 2-5 Checking Database Server Status
Database Type Step
MS SQL Server Choose Start > Programs > Microsoft SQL Server 2005 > Configuration
Tools > SQL Server Configuration Manager to insure that the SQL Server
is running.
Oracle Log in to the NMS server where the database is, and then carry out the
following command:
#ps – ef | grep ora
Insure that the Oracle processes are started.
If the Oracle database server is not started, it needs to be started manually.
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Telnet to the NM Server where the database is installed, and carry out the following
commands:
$ lsnrctl start //Start the monitor.
$ sqlplus /nolog //Enter the sqlplus.
//nolog means the user does
not log in to the server.
SQL> connect /as sysdba //Connect the database as
the system administrator (sysdba).
//Type the username as system,
and the password as netnumen.
SQL> startup //Start the database server.
SQL> exit //Exit sqlplus.
2.4.4 Configuring the FTP Service

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the FTP service.
Prerequisites
Context
To configure the FTP service, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the FTP Service window.
In the NetNumen Config Center window, select FTP Service from the left pane, as
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Figure 2-7 FTP Service

In the FTP Service window, you can view and configure the FTP users, as listed in
Table 2-6.
Table 2-6 FTP Service Configuration Parameters
Use Outside FTP It is not selected by default. l In Windows: Both the internal FTP
Server service (provided by the NMS server
process) and external FTP service can
be used.
l In Solaris: Only the external FTP
service can be used, because Solaris
provides the FTP service.
FTP users l update: The user name FTP users that need to be configured when
used for client automatic the external FTP service is used.
upgrade
l webnms: The user
name used for uploading
or downloading the
9806H, F822, and F821
configuration data
l uni: The user name
used for uploading or
downloading the F820
configuration data
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Note:
l When you are downloading the version files, the NMS lists all the files under the FTP user
directory according to the settings on the configuration center, and then sends commands to
the NE. If the path set on NetNumen Config Center is inconsistent with that corresponds to
the FTP user, the version file cannot be uploaded or downloaded.
l When multiple IP addresses are configured on the NMS server, change the IP address of
the FTP user and select the IP address that connects to the NE device, to ensure correct
FTP operations.
Click Add to add a user.

Click Modify to modify a user.

Click Close to save the configuration.
Result
The FTP service is configured successfully.
2.4.5 Configuring the Policy

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the policy.
Prerequisites
Context
To configure the policy, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the Policy Configuration window.
In the NetNumen Config Center window, select Policy Configuration from the left
pane, as shown in Figure 2-8.
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Figure 2-8 Policy Configuration

In the Policy Configuration window, configure the database policy parameters, as
listed in Table 2-7.
Table 2-7 Policy Configuration Parameters
DatabaseBackupPath l In Windows: Database server path, used to save

D:\dbbackup\ the database backup files
l In Solaris: /export It is recommended to choose the
/home/dbbackup/ partition whose space is more than 20
GB.
OracleLoginName Default: oracle Login user name, used for database

backup in Solaris (not required in
Windows)
OraclePassword Default: oracle Login user password, used for

database backup in Solaris (not
required in Windows)
IsBackupUep Recommended: true Whether to back up the UEP database

The UEP database is used when the
database data is restored in database
mode. Therefore, it is recommended to
back up the UEP database.
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IsBackupCaffm Recommended: false Whether to back up the Caffm alarm

database
Because the alarm database is large,
it is recommended not to back up the
Caffm alarm database.
IsBackupPm Recommended: false Whether to back up the UEP

performance database
It is recommended not to back up this
database.
KeepNumofBackupFile Default: 3 Copies of a backup database file

The system deletes the extra copies.
ExportLogByTime Default: true Whether to export or delete the NMS

operation logs and history alarms
according to the saving time recorded
in the database
The related configuration items
are OperLogReservingTime and
AlarmLogReservingTime.
When this item is set to true and the
automatic clearing policy is carried out,
the NMS operation logs and history
alarms that exceed the saving time are
deleted. In addition, the earliest logs
and alarms are deleted first.
ExportLogByCount Default: true Whether to export or delete the NMS

operation logs and history alarms
according to the saving count recorded
in the database
The related configuration items are
MaxOperLogs and MaxAlarmLogs.
When this item is set to true and the
automatic clearing policy is carried out,
the NMS operation logs and history
alarms that exceed the saving count
are deleted. The earliest logs and
alarms are deleted first.
ExportedLogFilePath l In Windows: Database server path, used to save

D:\logbackup\ the alarms and logs
l In Solaris: /export It is recommended to choose the
/home/logbackup/ partition whose space is more than 20
GB.
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ExportAlarmLogToFile Default: true Whether to export the deleted history

alarms to a file when the automatic
clearing policy is carried out
AlarmLogReserving- Default: 90 Days that the database reserves

Time alarms
MaxAlarmLogs Default: 300000 Maximum count of alarms saved in the

database
ExportOpera- Default: true Whether to export the expired NMS

tionLogToFile operations to a file when the automatic
clearing policy is carried out
OperLogReservingTime Default: 90 Days that the database reserves logs
MaxOperLogs Default: 100000 Maximum count of logs saved in the

database
Note:
The functions of the Uep, Caffm, and UepPm databases are as follows:
l Uep: Saves the data of NEs, topology , resources, operation logs, and rights.
l Caffm: Saves the data of the current alarms, history alarms, event notifications, and alarm
rules.
l UepPm: Saves the performance statistics tasks and performance data.

Click Save.
Result
The policy is configured successfully.
2.4.6 Configuring the Shortcuts

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the shortcuts.
Prerequisites
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Context
Note:
Shortcut configuration is required in Windows while not in Solaris.
To configure the shortcuts, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the Short Cut window.
In the NetNumen Config Center window, select Short Cut from the left pane, as
Figure 2-9 Shortcut

In the Short Cut window, you can view and set the shortcut mode by selecting or
clearing the check boxes. The settings determine whether the shortcut icons are
displayed on the desktop or the start menu.

Click Save.
Result
The shortcuts are configured successfully.
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2.5 Initializing the Database

Short Description
Perform this procedure to initialize the database.
Prerequisites
l The database software is installed.

l The NetNumen N31 NMS is installed.
Context
If the NetNumen N31 NMS and database are installed for the first time, you need to initialize
the database.
To initialize the database, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Run the database initialization program.
l In Windows, choose Start > Programs > NetNumen N31 > Tools > NetNumen
N31 Init Database. The NetNumen N31 Init Database window appears, as
shown in Figure 2-10. Type Y and press Enter to start initialization.
Figure 2-10 Initializing Database
l In Solaris, go to installation directory/ums-svr/docs/dbscript/in

stall-db, and then run ./install-db.sh to initialize the database.
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Caution!
Before running ./install-db.sh, switch to the Oracle user. The command is as follows:
#su-oracle
2. Complete initialization.
The initialization process needs a few minutes. When the interface prompts the
following message, it indicates that database initialization is complete.
BUILD SUCCESSFUL
Result
The database is initialized successfully.
2.6 Starting the NetNumen N31

Short Description
Perform this procedure to start the NetNumen N31 Server and Client.
Prerequisites
l The NetNumen N31 unified management system is installed.
l The database server is started.
Context
To start the NetNumen N31 Server and Client, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Start NetNumen N31 Server.
The NetNumen N31 Server can run in both the Windows operating system and the
Solaris operating system.
l To start NetNumen N31 Server in the Windows operating system, you can perform
any of the following operations:
à Choose Start > Programs > NetNumen N31 > NetNumen N31 Server.
à Double-click the NetNumen N31 Server shortcut icon on the desktop.
à Run the .\netnumen\bin\startNmsClient.bat file.
Figure 2-11 shows that the NetNumen Server starting window in the Windows
operating system.
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Figure 2-11 Starting the NetNumen Server
l To start NetNumen N31 Server in the Solaris operating system, perform the
following steps:
Log in to the Solaris server as the “root” user. Use the following commands to
start the NetNumen N31 Server:
$ cd /export/home/netnumen/bin //Open the directory of the
NetNumen Server startup program.
$ ./remoteStartServer.sh //Run the script to start the
NetNumen Server process remotely.
Use the following command to check the running status of the NetNumen N31
Server process.
$ tail -f startNmsServer.log
The following message appears if the NetNumen N31 Server is started

successfully.
11:38:03,109 [TaskControllerLoader] System Management Module started!
11:38:04,812 [TopoInitManager] Topo started!
11:38:05,609 [SnmpDiscover] DiscoverService started!
11:38:05,765 [PollService] PollService Started!
11:38:06,265 [SnmpTrap] TrapService started!
11:38:33,187 [SystemStateMonitor] SystemStateMonitor started!
******************************************************************
UMS-PLATFORM (MX MicroKernel) [V4.4.1.T047b1010218]
Started in 0 hour(s) 2 minute(s) 53 second(s)
null. All rights reserved.
******************************************************************
2. Complete the NM server startup.
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Generally, the NM server finishes the startup in five minutes, including the following
processes:
l NetNumen process
l COBRA notify process
l FTP process
When the three processes are started successfully, the NM Server startup is finished,
Figure 2-12 NetNumen(TM) Unified Management System Console
3. Start the NetNumen N31 Client.

Generally, the NetNumen N31 Client runs in the Windows operating system.
To start NetNumen N31 Client, perform the following steps:

a. Open the login window of the NetNumen N31 Client.
To open the login window of the NetNumen N31 Client, you can perform any of
the following operation:
l Choose Start > Programs > NetNumen N31 > NetNumen N31 Client.
l Double-click the NetNumen N31 Client shortcut icon on the desktop.
l Run the .\netnumen\ums-clnt\bin\run.bat file.
Figure 2-13 shows the login window of the NetNumen N31 Client.
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Figure 2-13 NetNumen N31 Client Login Window
b. Configure the following parameters:

l User Name: admin
l Password: Null
l Server Address: The real IP address of the NetNumen N31 Server
c. Click OK. The NetNumenN31 Unified Management System window appears,

Figure 2-14 NetNumenN31 Unified Management System Window
Result
Both the NetNumen N31 Server and Client are started successfully.
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2.7 Deploying the History Traffic Monitoring System

Short Description
Perform this procedure to deploy the history traffic monitoring system.
Prerequisites
Before this operation, make sure that the NetNumen N31 unified management system is
installed.
Context
The MetricX system is a traffic monitoring and polling system, which is in the distributed
structure. Figure 2-15 shows the topology of the MetricX system.
Figure 2-15 MetricX System Topology
The MetricX system consists of the server and client. Table 2-8 describes the functions of
the MetricX system.
Table 2-8 MetricX System Functions
MetricX System Module Function
MetricX Server Control server The control server is the control center of the MetricX
system. All polling servers send the importing and
query requests to the control server. The control server
distributes the collection points and the query requests
to the polling server.
Polling server The polling server collects the performance data

periodically. In addition, it generates report data and
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MetricX System Module Function
deletes the expired data. The polling server can be added

according to the management capacity.
Data transaction The data transaction server performs data transaction,

server such as querying data and collecting data statistics.
MetricX Client The MetricX You can open the History Traffic Collection and Traffic
client is History Query windows by right-clicking the NE, in the
integrated in the Rack window, or in the ONU configuration windows
NetNumen N31 such as the ONU Configuration and Port Management
Client. window.
Note:
In addition, the MetricX system provides the northbound interface of the third-party FTP report table to
save the performance report data. This function is enabled when the third party wants to save the data
in the FTP server.
Configuration Data
Practically, you need to install and configure the MetricX server. It is unnecessary to
configure the MetricX client.
This topic introduces the procedure of deploying the MetricX server by using an instance.
Table 2-9 describes the configuration data.
Table 2-9 MetricX Configuration Data
Server IP Address Description
NetNumen N31 Server 192.168.1.100 The computer on which the NetNumen N31
Server is installed
Control server 192.168.1.100 To save the server resources, the control server,
data transaction server, and the NetNumen N31
Data transaction server 192.168.1.100
Server are installed on the same computer.
Polling server 1 192.168.1.101 NE scope of the polling server: 192.192.192.1 –

192.192.192.254
Polling server 2 192.168.1.102 NE scope of the polling server: 192.192.193.1 –

192.192.193.254
To deploy the history traffic monitoring system, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Configure the parameters of MetricX servers.
a. Start MetricX configuration center.
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Run .\netnumen\metricx\metricxCfgCenter.bat on the NetNumen N31

Server (192.168.1.100) to open the Traffic History Collection Config Center
window.
Note:
In the Solaris operating system, you need to run the metricxCfgCenter.sh file.
b. Configure the IP address of the control server.

On the Control Server tab, configure the IP address of the control server, as
Figure 2-16 Configuring Control Server IP Address
c. Configure the NE scope of the polling server.

On the NE Scope of Polling Server tab, click Add to open the Polling Server
And NE IP Setting dialog box. Configure the parameters, as shown in Figure
2-17.
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Figure 2-17 Polling Server And NE IP Setting
Note:
l The NE scope can not be duplicated or overlapped.
l If there is only one polling server, you just need to configure the NE scope of this
polling server.
d. Configure the database of the polling server.

On the Parameters of Polling Server tab, configure the parameters of the polling
server 1, as shown in Figure 2-18.
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Figure 2-18 Configuring the Parameters of Polling Server 1
Repeat the same steps to configure the parameters of polling server 2.

e. Save the configuration.
Click Save to save the configuration.
2. Deploy the polling server.
a. Generate the installation package.
Run .\netnumen\metricx\makeInstallPkg.bat to generate the directory
.\metricx\metricxInstPkg\, which contains the installation package of the
polling server.
b. Run the installation program.
Copy the installation package under the directory .\metricx\metricxInstPk
g\ to the polling server 1 (192.168.1.101) and polling server 2 (192.168.1.102).
Then, run install_metricx.bat.
Note:
You can skip this step if the polling server and the NetNumen N31 Server are installed on the
same computer.
c. Modify the configuration files.

On the polling server 2 (192.168.1.102), open the file .\netnumen\ums-svr\z
xnm01\zxnm01-metricx\zxnm01-metricx-sub.par\conf\metricxsub
.xml.
As shown in Figure 2-19, subserverno is the polling server number. You can
modify the value to deploy the polling server.
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Figure 2-19 Modifying Polling Server Number
In this example, two polling servers are deployed. You need to modify the
subserverno value as 2, and then save the configuration file.
Note:
l The IP address of the polling server 1 is already configured in the MetricX configuration
center. You can skip this step if only one polling server is deployed.
l If more than one polling servers are deployed, you can modify the subserverno value
to add the polling server. The polling server numbers cannot be repeated and the IP
scope is already configured in Traffic History Collection Config Center window.
3. Initialize the MetricX databases.
The MetricX databases include the control server database and the polling server
database. You need to initialize both databases before you start the MetricX system.
a. Initialize the control server database.
On the control server, run .\netnumen\metricx\install-db-ctrl.bat to

open the window as shown in Figure 2-20.
Figure 2-20 Initializing MetricX Control Server Database
Select the operation.
l 1: Initialize the MetricX database. A new MetricX database is created. All

existing data is deleted.
l 2: Update the existing database.
l 3: Exit.
Note:
When you select 1 to create a new database, you need to check the disk space to make sure
there is enough space for the database.
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b. Initialize the polling server database.

On the polling server, run .\netnumen\metricx\install-db-collect.bat
to initialize the polling database.
4. Start the MetricX server.
a. Start the control server and data transaction server.
On the control server, run .\netnumen\metricx\startMetricxSvr.bat to
open the window as shown in Figure 2-21.
Figure 2-21 Start MetricX Server
Select the operation.

l 1: Start the control server and the data transaction server.
l 2: Start the polling server.
l 3: Select 3 if the control server and the polling server are installed on the
same computer.
Note:
In the Solaris operating system, run startMetricxSvr.sh to start the MetricX server.
b. Start the polling server.

On the polling server, run .\netnumen\metricx\startMetricxSvr.bat to
open the window as shown in Figure 2-21. Select 2 to start the polling server.
Note:
In the Solaris operating system, run startMetricxSvr.sh to start the MetricX server.
5. Deploy the NetNumen N31 Client.
a. Start the configuration center.

On the NetNumen N31 Client, run .\netnumen\metricx\metricxCfgCente
r.bat to open the Traffic History Collection Config Center window.
b. Configure the IP address of the control server.
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On the Control Server tab, configure the IP address of the control server, as
Figure 2-22 Configuring Control Server IP Address
c. Save the configurations.

Click Save to save the configurations.
d. Start the NetNumen N31 Client.
Start the NetNumen N31 Client. The MetricX system is embedded to the
NetNumen N31 Client.
Note:
You need to run the MetricX configuration center and save the configurations if the NetNumen
N31 Client is upgraded.
Result
The history traffic monitoring system is configured successfully.
2.8 Configuring the TL1 Northbound Interface

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the TL1 northbound interface.
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Prerequisites
Before this operation, make sure that the NetNumen N31 unified management system is
installed.
Context
The NetNumen N31 unified management system is connected to the upper-layer network
management system through the northbound interface, such as the TL1, Syslog, SNMP,
XML, CORBA, FTP, and APP interface. The TL1 interface is recommended because it
supports a more flexible solution to connect to the existing OSS system.
Figure 2-23 shows the relationship among the upper-layer OSS system, the NetNumen
N31 unified management system, and the northbound interface.
Figure 2-23 Relationship of OSS, NetNumen N31 and the Northbound Interface
Note:
By default, the TL1 interface is enabled after the NetNumen N31 unified management system is in-
stalled. You need to configure the parameters related to TL1 interface and test the TL1 interface.
To configure and test the TL1 northbound interface, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Configure the northbound interface.
a. Open the configuration file of the TL1 northbound interface, .\netnumen\ums

-svr\zxnm01\zxnm01-northbound.par\conf\tl1\tl1_param.xml, as
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Figure 2-24 TL1 Configuration File
b. Modify the parameters as required.

Table 2-10 describes some parameters.
Table 2-10 TL1 Configuration File Parameters Description
Parameter Description
OperationTimeout Unit: second

Default: 20 seconds
SessionTimeout Unit: second

Default: 900 seconds
TL1Port Default port: 9819 to 9833
TL1AlarmPort Alarm report port

Default port: 9832, 9833
AlarmForward Alarm forward or not
FILTER_SEVERITY l Critical: 1
l Major: 2
l Minor: 3
l Warning: 4
l Inform: 5
c. Save the configuration file.

2. Test the northbound interface.
a. Log in to the NetNumen Server through Telnet.
telnet 192.168.1.100 9830
b. Use the following commands to test the northbound interface.

l Use the following command to disable the system:
CHG-PORT-STAT :: DID = ONU IP , PID = rack-shelf-slot-slot : CTAG :: STA
TUS = disable ;
Example:
CHG-PORT-STAT::DID=10.10.99.99,PID=1-1-2-1:8::STATUS=disable;
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l Use the following command to enable the system:

CHG-PORT-STAT :: DID = ONU IP , PID = rack-shelf-slot-slot : CTAG :: STA
TUS = enable ;
Example:
CHG-PORT-STAT::DID=10.10.99.99,PID=1-1-2-1:8::STATUS=enable;
l Use the following command to modify the rate:

CHG-PORTLPRF-DSL :: DID = ONU IP , PID = rack-shelf-slot-slot : CTAG ::
LPRF = rate profilename ;
Example:
CHG-PORTLPRF-DSL::DID=10.10.187.33,PID=1-1-1-8:8::LPRF=LC_ZTE_2M.PRF;
Table 2-11 describes some keywords and parameters in the TL1 commands.
Table 2-11 TL1 Command Keywords and Parameters Description
Keyword/Parameter Description
DID The management IP address of type B ONU and type C ONU
PID The rack number-shelf number-slot number-port number of

the port
STATUS The port status, including:

l Enable
l Disable
LPRF Profile name
CTAG Session identifier

Set a new value to it when you perform a command. The TL1
agent needs the value to reply to the command.
Result
The TL1 northbound interface is configured successfully.
2.9 Configuring the Policies

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the policies.
Prerequisites
l The settings on NetNumen Config Center are complete.
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l You have logged in to the NetNumen N31 NMS.
Context
The NetNumen N31 NMS automatically carries out the configured policy tasks periodically.
The following policies are recommended:
l Backup and Delete Alarm Policy
l Backup and Delete Log Policy
l Synchronize Configuration Data Policy
l Export NE Performance Data Policy
l Data Configuration Backup Policy
l NMS Database Backup Policy
l Running Configuration Save To Flash Policy
l DSL Port Log Retrieve Policy
To configure the policies, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Display the Policy Management tab.
In the NetNumenN31 Unified Management System window, choose View > Policy
Management. The Policy Management tab is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-25.
Figure 2-25 Policy Management
2. Perform operations on the policies.
From the navigation tree on the left, select Policy Group or Policy Status to view
the created policies. You can perform different operations on a policy, as described in
Table 2-12.
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Table 2-12 Operations on Policies
Operation Step Description
Refresh l From the main menu, choose Refresh the policy list.
Operation > Refresh.
l Click .
Create Policy l From the main menu, choose Create a policy. Refer to Instance
Operation > Create Policy. of Creating a Policy.
l Click .
Find Policy l From the main menu, choose Find policies according to the
Operation > Find Policy. policy name. You can select the
l Click . Case Sensitive check box.
Delete Policy l Select a policy, and then When the system displays the
choose Operation > Delete Confirm dialog box, click Yes to
Policy from the main menu. delete the policy and click No to
l Select a policy, and then click cancel the operation.
.
l Right-click a policy and
choose Delete Policy.
Modify Policy l Select a policy, and then Modify the configuration of a

choose Operation > Modify policy.
Policy from the main menu.
l Select a policy, and then click
.
choose Modify Policy.
Suspend Policy l Select a policy, and then When the system displays the
choose Operation > Confirm dialog box, click Yes to
Suspend Policy from suspend the policy and click No
the main menu. to cancel the operation.
l Select a policy, and then click
.
choose Suspend Policy.
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Operation Step Description
Execute Instantly l Select a policy, and then When the system displays the
choose Operation > Execute Confirm dialog box, click Yes
Instantly from the main to carry out the selected policy
menu. instantly and click No to cancel
l Select a policy, and then click the operation.
.
choose Execute Instantly.
Result
The policies are configured successfully.
Example
The following example shows how to create a policy.
1. Click to open the Create Policy–Step 1 of 3 dialog box, as shown in Figure 2-26.
Figure 2-26 Create Policy–Step 1 of 3
Set the policy basic information, as listed in Table 2-13.
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Table 2-13 Policy Basic Information
Parameter Configuration
Policy Name It is recommended that the policy name contains the information on
the action template.
Policy Status l Active

l Suspend
Condition Templet Timing Templet l Carry out the policy at the specified time
and carry it out only once.
l Carry out the policy at the specified time
every day, every week, every month, or
every year.
Periodic Templet l 0 – 2999 days

l 0 – 23 hours
l 0 – 59 minutes
l 0 – 59 seconds
Action Templet Actions of the policy
2. Click Next to open the Create Policy–Step 2 of 3 dialog box, as shown in Figure 2-27.
Set the policy execution time.
Note:
It is recommended that the system administrator deploys the policies to ensure that the execution
times of the policies do not conflict.
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3. Click Next to open the Create Policy–Step 3 of 3 dialog box, as shown in Figure 2-28.
Select the NE that carries out the policy.
4. Click Finish.
2.9.1 Backup and Delete Alarm Policy

Short Description
This policy is used to periodically delete the NMS alarms.
When this policy is carried out, the expired history alarms on the NMS are deleted and
backed up to the specified path according to the policy rules set on NetNumen Config
Center. Refer to the topic 2.4.5 Configuring the Policy.
Configuration Recommendation
By default, the NMS carries out this policy once every day.
2.9.2 Backup and Delete Log Policy

Short Description
This policy is used to periodically delete the NMS logs.
When this policy is carried out, the expired logs on the NMS are deleted and backed up to
the specified path according to the policy rules set on NetNumen Config Center. Refer
to the topic 2.4.5 Configuring the Policy.
By default, the NMS carries out this policy once every day.
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2.9.3 Synchronize Configuration Data Policy

Short Description
This policy is used to synchronize the resource statistics and query data of the OLT NE
and ONU NE to the NMS.
Context
The NetNumen N31 NMS of the version later than T010 supports this policy. The policy
synchronizes the following configuration data:
l Global data of the OLT NE and ONU NE, such as the NE version number, last
power-ON time, voice global data, and uplink port data of the OLT NE
l Card data of the OLT NE and ONU NE, such as the card version number
l PON port data and uplink port data
l ONU data, such as the ONU management IP address
Carry out this policy once every two or three days.
2.9.4 Export NE Performance Data Policy

Short Description
This policy is used to obtain the NE performance statistics data.
Context
Besides the data obtained by the Synchronize Configuration Data Policy, this policy obtains
the port-level statistics data, including the following data:
l Port rate data
l Port attainment performance data
l Port availability data
The data is used for resource query and statistics at the port level, providing important
indices for network quality and fault diagnosis.
Carry out this policy once at the end of every month or carry it out manually according to
the report period on the NMS.
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2.9.5 Data Configuration Backup Policy

Short Description
This policy is used to save the service configuration data on the NE flash and back up the
data to the specified directory on the NMS server.
Context
When the NE hardware is faulty (such as a component is burnt) or the main control card is
upgraded, the configuration data may be lost. Therefore, the NE configuration files need
to be backed up on the NMS. When the NE data is lost, the backed up data can be used
to restore the NE data.
Note:
Before carrying out this policy, you need to set the FTP user name, password, and main directory
on NetNumen Config Center. For detailed operations, refer to the topic 2.4.4 Configuring the FTP
Service.
The configuration files of the OLT device and F820 device are backed up to the corresponding directory
of the uni user. The configuration files of the 9806H, F822, and F821 devices are backed up to the
corresponding directory of the webnms user.
Table 2-14 lists the configuration recommendation of this policy.
Table 2-14 Configuration Recommendation for Data Configuration Backup Policy
OLT NE ONU NE
Execution period 10 days 5 days
Reservation time 30 days 15 days
2.9.6 NMS Database Backup Policy

Short Description
This policy is used to back up the entire NMS databases to the specified directory.
Context
The databases are backed up entirely, including the Uep (basic), Caffm (alarm), and
UepPm (performance) databases.
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Note:
l Before carrying out this policy, you need to set the database backup path on NetNumen Config
Center, that is, the DatabaseBackupPath parameter.
l If it is the Oracle database in Solaris, the database files are backed up on the path of the Oracle
database server. In addition, make sure that the Oracle user has the write permission on that
path.
Carry out this policy once every week. By default, the system saves three copies of the
database files.
In addition, copy the database files to another storage medium besides the physical host
of the NMS server.
2.9.7 Running Configuration Save To Flash Policy

Short Description
This policy is used to save the configuration data to the NE flash.
Context
According to the time and period set on the policy, the NMS sends the SaveFlash
command to the NE, and the NE then performs the SaveFlash operation.
After modifying the NE configuration data, perform the SaveFlash operation to avoid data
loss on the NE restart.
Carry out this policy once every day.
2.9.8 DSL Port Log Retrieve Policy

Short Description
Perform this procedure to get the link establishment log of DSL port.
Context
Before this operation, you need to open the NetNumen Config Center window and modify
the FTP user name, password, and the main directory on the FTP Service tab.
Carry out this policy once every day.
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2.9.9 Policy Configuration Instance

Short Description
This topic introduces an instance of the policy configuration.
Context
The administrator of the NetNumen N31 system is recommended to configure the policies.
The administrator needs to follow the following rules to configure the policies:
l The time to carry out the policy cannot be the same.
l Carry out the policy which needs too much resource at idle time.
Policy Planning Suggestion

The administrator needs to make a time planning when he creates a policy. Table 2-15
gives a suggestion.
Table 2-15 Policy Planning Suggestion
Policy Profile Time Planning
Backup and Delete Alarm Carry out this policy once every two days at 23:59.
Policy
Backup and Delete Log Policy Carry out this policy once every two days at 23:59.
Synchronize Configuration Carry out this policy once every two days at 01:00.
Data Policy
Export NE Performance Data Carry out this policy once every week at 08:00 on Saturday.
Policy
Running Configuration Save Carry out this policy once every day at 18:00.
To Flash Policy
Data Configuration Backup Carry out this policy once a week at 14:00 on Sunday.
Policy
NMS Database Backup Policy Carry out this policy once a week at 23:59 on Sunday.
2.10 PON Network Topology Management

Short Description
This section describes the network topology rules and provides the recommendations for
topology management.
Network Topology Rules

The network topologies for the OLT and ONU are as follows:
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l The OLT NE uses the following topology from top to bottom:

Topology Tree Root > City > OLT office site > OLT NE, as shown in Figure 2-29.
Figure 2-29 OLT NE Topology
l The ONU NE uses the following topology from top to bottom:

Topology Tree Root > City > OLT office site > Level-1 ONU > Level-2 ONU >
Level-3 ONU > ... > ONU NE, as shown in Figure 2-30.
Figure 2-30 ONU NE Topology
Recommendations for Topology Management

The recommendations for topology management are as follows:
l The ONU NE topology cannot contain the OLT NE, and the ONU NE or group cannot
be created under the OLT NE.
l It is recommended that the OLT NE and the OLT office site of the ONU NE are the
same group. The name of the OLT office site group is in “office site name[-number]”
format, such as OLT-1. If there is only one OLT, the number is not required.
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l For management convenience, it is recommended that the ONU groups do not exceed
three levels.
l The OLT NE name is in “city+office site+device name[-number]” format. If there is
only one OLT, the number is not required. When the user logs in to the NE through
Telnet, this name is displayed at the front of the command line prompt.
l The ONUs can be grouped according to the ONU physical positions. Create the ONU
groups according to the EPON card and PON port information on the OLT.
2.11 Role Management

Role management aims to assign the rights on the server to the administrators in a
centralized way. After the rights are assigned, the roles cannot view the unassigned right
groups on the NMS topology or perform the unassigned rights.
This section contains the following topics:
l Creating a Role
l Duplicating a Role
2.11.1 Creating a Role

Short Description
Perform this procedure to create a role in the NMS and assign rights to the role.
Prerequisites
Before this operation, make sure that you have logged in to the NetNumen N31 NMS.
Context
To create a role, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the Security Management tab.
In the NetNumenN31 Unified Management System window, choose View >
Security Management to open the Security Management tab. From the navigation
tree on the left, select Role Management. The predefined roles are displayed on the
right pane, as shown in Figure 2-31.
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Figure 2-31 Role Management
2. Create a role.
Click to open the Create Role dialog box, as shown in Figure 2-32.
Figure 2-32 Create Role
3. Set the role information.
a. Set the basic information.
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On the Basic Information tab, set Role Name and Role Description.
b. Set the rights information.
On the Access Rights tab, set the parameters as follows:
l Using predefined settings
From the Operations Assignment drop-down list, select a role. The roles
include the power user (advanced administrator), maintenance person,
operator, and supervisor.
l Using self-defined settings
Select the rights from the left pane to assign the rights to the specified user.
On the right pane, assign the groups and NEs managed by the user, as shown
in Figure 2-33.
Figure 2-33 Access Rights
Note:
à Right assignment: The modules in the operation tree and the rights in each module
can be assigned independently. For example, alarm operations include acknowl-
edging/unacknowledging alarms, clearing alarms, commenting alarms, forwarding
alarms, and synchronizing alarms.
à Domain assignment: The NEs can be managed according to the domains, including
the provinces, cities, districts, groups, and NEs.
c. Set the login address.
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On the Login Address tab, click add to open the Set IP Range dialog box, as
shown in Figure 2-34. Set the IP address range.
Figure 2-34 Login Address
4. Complete the operation.

Click OK.
Result
The role is created successfully.
2.11.2 Duplicating a Role

Short Description
Perform this procedure to duplicate a role.
Prerequisites
l The NMS has a created role besides the default five roles.
Context
Duplicate the role in the following conditions:
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l The new role has the same rights as the created role but has different managed
domains.
l The new role has the same managed domains as the created role but has different
rights.
To duplicate a role, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the window.
In the NetNumenN31 Unified Management System window, choose View >
Security Management to open the Security Management tab. From the navigation
tree on the left, select Role Management, as shown in Figure 2-35.
Figure 2-35 Role Management
2. Duplicate the role.
Right-click the new role and choose Duplicate. The Create Role dialog box appears.
3. Set the role information.

This role has the same information as the duplicated one.
The role information can be modified. For detailed operations, refer to the topic 2.11.1
Creating a Role.
Click OK.
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Result
The role is duplicated.
2.12 Fault Management

l Customizing the Polling Tasks
l Accessing the Fault Management
l Customizing the Display Columns
l Customizing the Current Alarm Query Profile
l Customizing the History Alarm Query Profile
l Customizing the Alarm Rules
l Redefining the Alarm Severities
l Setting the Alarm Sounds
2.12.1 Customizing the Polling Tasks

Short Description
Perform this procedure to customize the polling tasks.
Prerequisites
Context
On the NetNumen N31 NMS, the built-in link polling module can be used to customize and
modify the NE polling tasks.
The built-in link polling module is integrated in the NMS server processes. It can be used
when the NEs managed by the NMS are less than 5000.
To customize polling tasks, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the Auto Poll Task Setting dialog box.
In the Topology Management window, choose Topology > Poll Configuration. The
Auto Poll Task Setting dialog box appears, as shown in Figure 2-36.
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Figure 2-36 Auto Poll Task Setting
2. Customize the polling tasks.

Table 2-16 lists the operations on the polling tasks.
Table 2-16 Operations on Polling Tasks
Operation Description
Click Add. To add a polling task
Click Delete. To delete a polling task
Click Modify. To modify a polling task
a. Add a polling task.

Click Add to open the Add Poll Task dialog box, as shown in Figure 2-37.
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Figure 2-37 Add Poll Task
b. Configure the task parameters.

In the MOC text box, type SnmpNode. Then, set other parameters as required.
Table 2-17 lists the parameters for polling tasks.
Table 2-17 Polling Task Parameters
Interval Interval for polling all the NEs

l When there are more than 3000 NEs in the network, the interval
needs to be set to at least 10 minutes.
l When there are more than 5000 NEs in the network, it is
recommended to use the external NE link polling tool.
Timeout Polling timeout
Retry Retry times for a polling

Default: 0
Threshold Threshold of the reported alarms

If the alarm threshold is set to 1, the NE needs to poll twice and
confirm that the link is down before reporting the alarm. That is, if
the alarm threshold is set to N, the NE needs to poll N + 1 times and
confirm that the link is down before reporting the alarm.
When the NE link is down, the NMS needs to wait for N × T to ( N + 1 ) × T before
receiving the reported alarms. Here, N = alarm threshold and T = interval.
Note:
The polling task of SnmpNode is the default task. C200, C220, 9806H, F820, and F822 are
all of the SnmpNode type.
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3. Complete the configuration.

Click OK.
Result
The polling task configuration is complete.
2.12.2 Starting the Fault Management

Short Description
Perform this procedure to open the Fault Management window.
Prerequisites
Context
To start fault management, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the window.
In the NetNumenN31 Unified Management System window, choose View > Fault
Management. The Fault Management tab is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-38.
Figure 2-38 Fault Management
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Note:
You can also perform the following operations to view alarms on the NetNumen N31 NMS:
l On the Topology Management tab, right-click the NE and choose Current Alarm to view
the current alarms on the NE.
l In the Chassis View window, right-click a card or port and choose Alert to view the current
alarms on the card or port.
l In the ONU Configuration window, right-click an ONU and choose Current Alarm to view
the current alarms on the ONU.
2. Perform relevant operations.

Table 2-18 lists the operations that can be performed on the Fault Management tab.
Table 2-18 Operations of Fault Management
Click . When the NMS receives mass alarms, you can lock the
selected alarm.
Select or clear the Auto Refresh When the Auto Refresh check box is cleared, the alarm
check box. list cannot be refreshed automatically or display the
latest alarm.
Right-click an alarm and choose The alarm details include the following ONU information:
Details. l ONU system type
l ONU IP address
l ONU name
l ONU service class
Result
The Fault Management window is displayed.
Follow-Up Action
In the NetNumen N31 NMS, you can customize the alarm information as follows:
l Customizing the Polling Tasks

l Customizing the Display Columns
l Customizing the Current Alarm Query Profile
l Customizing the History Alarm Query Profile
l Customizing the Alarm Rules
l Redefining the Alarm Severities
l Setting the Alarm Sounds
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2.12.3 Customizing the Display Columns

Short Description
Perform this procedure to customize the display columns.
Prerequisites
Before this operation, make sure that the Fault Management window is displayed.
Context
To customize the display columns, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the Customize Display Columns dialog box.
In the Fault Management window, click to open the Customize Display Columns
dialog box, as shown in Figure 2-39.
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Figure 2-39 Customize Display Columns
2. Set the display columns.

Generally, set the display columns as follows:
a. Clear Correlated Alarms, Node No., ID, and Internal ID.
b. Select NE Type.
c. If alarm acknowledgement is not required, clear (Un)acknowledge Operator,
(Un)acknowledge System, (Un)acknowledgement Information, and
(Un)acknowledging Time.
d. After the display columns are customized, you can drag the columns to adjust the
column orders.
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Click OK.
Result
The display columns are customized.
2.12.4 Customizing the Current Alarm Query Profile

Short Description
Perform this procedure to customize the current alarm query profile.
Prerequisites
Context
The current alarm query profile helps the maintenance personnel query the current alarms
that match the self-defined conditions quickly.
This topic provides an example of customizing the current alarm query profile. The NE is
C220, the alarm is raised in city A, and the alarm severity is major.
To customize the current alarm query profile, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the window.
In the Fault Management window, click the Management View bar. From the left
navigation tree, double-click View Current Alarms, as shown in Figure 2-40.
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Figure 2-40 Management View
2. Create the profile.

Click to open the Current Alarm Query Condition dialog box, as shown in Figure
2-41.
Figure 2-41 Current Alarm Query Condition
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Set Name, Description, and the query conditions, as listed in Table 2-19.
Table 2-19 Current Alarm Query Conditions
Parameter Configuration Example Description
System Type ZXPON C220 V1.2 This parameter includes the NE type,
link alarm, and correlation alarm. It
also supports fuzzy search. You can
type key words at the bottom of the
right pane for query.
Location City A Location where the alarm is raised on

the network topology.
Severity Major Alarm severities include critical,

major, minor, and warning.

Click OK.
5. Carry out the profile.
Select the current alarm query profile, and then click to query alarms.
After the current alarm query profile is carried out, the operator can only monitor the
current alarms that match the query conditions.
Note:
To quickly query the current alarms, you can also click to open the Query Current Alarm dialog
box, set the query conditions, and then click OK to query alarms.
Result
The current alarm query profile is customized.
2.12.5 Customizing the History Alarm Query Profile

Short Description
Perform this procedure to customize the history alarm query profile.
Prerequisites
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Context
The history alarm query profile helps the maintenance personnel query the history alarms
that match the self-defined conditions quickly.
This topic provides two instances of customizing the history alarm query profile.
To customize the history alarm query profile, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the window.
navigation tree, double-click View History Alarms, as shown in Figure 2-42.
Figure 2-42 View History Alarms
2. Create the profile.

Click to open the History Alarm Query Condition dialog box, as shown in Figure
2-43.
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Figure 2-43 History Alarm Query Condition

l Instance 1: The operator uses this profile to query history alarms every morning.
All the alarms raised during the latest 12 hours are displayed.
Set Name, Description, and the query conditions, as listed in Table 2-20.
Table 2-20 History Alarm Query Conditions - Example 1
Happen Time Latest: 12 hours The starting time when the alarms
are raised
Visibility Visible Data Whether the alarms are visible

Generally, select Visible Data.
l Instance 2: Query history alarms according to detailed ONU information such as

ONU type or service level, as listed in Table 2-21.
Table 2-21 History Alarm Query Conditions - Example 2
Details Use % for fuzzy searching.
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Click OK.
5. Carry out the profile.
Select the history alarm query profile, and then click to query alarms.
Note:
You can also click (the Quick Search button) to query history alarms.
Result
The history alarm query profile is customized.
2.12.6 Customizing the Alarm Rules

Short Description
Perform this procedure to customize the alarm rules.
Prerequisites
Context
On the NetNumen N31 NMS, the alarm rules can be customized.
The NMS operator may have special requirements on alarm notification and handling, such
as:
l Do not report some alarms.
l Report some alarms to the specified users.
l Delay the notification of some alarms.
l Acknowledge or clear some alarms automatically.
Therefore, the alarm rules can be customized to meet such requirements.
Table 2-22 lists the commonly used alarm filtering rules.
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Table 2-22 Alarm Filtering Rules
Rule Name Function Description Application Scenario
Alarm User Filtering Control the alarm When the NMS receives This rule is effective for
Rule visibility: the alarms that match all the active alarms in
l To set some alarms the conditions, it does the system.
invisible to the not display the alarms This rule does not affect
current user. on the client where the alarm handling by other
l To reduce the alarm current user logs in. users and systems.
data that the current
user needs to be
concerned about.
Alarm Global Control the alarm When the NMS receives This rule is effective for
Filtering Rule visibility: the alarms that match all the active alarms in
l To set some alarms the conditions, it saves the system.
invisible to all the the alarms rather than
users. display them on the
l To reduce the client.
alarm data that the
users need to be
concerned about.
l To save the alarm
data in the system
for statistics and
handling.
Alarm Discarding Control alarm When the NMS receives This rule is effective for
Rule discarding: the alarms that match only the alarms reported
l To filter the reported the conditions, it after the rule is created.
alarms. discards the alarms
l To shield the alarms directly.
that do not need to
be handled in the
NMS.
To customize alarm rules, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the window.
navigation tree, double-click Management Rule Setting, as shown in Figure 2-44.
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Figure 2-44 Management Rule Setting
2. (Instance 1) Create the alarm global filtering rule.

Table 2-23 lists the configuration data for the alarm global filtering rule.
Table 2-23 Configuration Data for the Alarm Global Filtering Rule
Parameter Configuration Example
Alarm Rule Alarm Global Filtering Rule
System Type ZXPON C220 V1.2
Location City A
Severity Minor
Alarm Type Environment Alarm
a. Create a rule.
Click to open the New dialog box, as shown in Figure 2-45.
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Figure 2-45 New Alarm Rules
b. Configure the parameters.

Select Alarm Global Filtering Rule, and then click OK. The Alarm Global
Filtering Rule dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-46. Set Name,
Description, and the rule conditions.
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Figure 2-46 Alarm Global Filtering Rule
c. Complete the configuration.

Click OK to create the rule. The rule is enabled by default.
Click to enable the rule. Click to disable the rule.
3. (Instance 2) Create the alarm counting rule.
Table 2-24 lists the configuration data for the alarm counting rule.
Table 2-24 Configuration Data for the Alarm Counting Rule
Parameter Configuration Example
Alarm Rule Alarm Counting Rule
If 30 alarms that match the conditions are raised during 5 minutes,

Rule Action
the alarm of the highest severity is reported.
System Type ZXPON C220 V1.2
Location City A
Alarm Code ONU Power Alarm
a. Create a rule.
Click to open the New dialog box.
b. Configure the parameters.
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Select Alarm Counting Rule, and then click OK. The Alarm Counting Rule
dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-47.
Figure 2-47 Alarm Counting Rule
Caution!
Only one type of NE can be selected for System Type.
c. Complete the configuration.

Click OK to create the rule. The rule is enabled by default.
Click to enable the rule. Click to disable the rule.
Result
The alarm rules are configured successfully.
2.12.7 Redefining the Alarm Severities

Short Description
Perform this procedure to redefine the alarm severities.
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Prerequisites
Context
To redefine the alarm severities, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the window.
In the Fault Management window, choose Setting > Severity Regrading Setting.
The Severity Regrading Setting tab is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-48.
Figure 2-48 Severity Regrading Setting
From the New Severity drop-down list, select the new severities for the alarms whose
severities need to be modified.
Click to save the modification. Click to restore the default severity.

Result
The alarm severities are redefined successfully.
2.12.8 Setting the Alarm Sounds

Short Description
Perform this procedure to set alarm sounds.
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Prerequisites
Before this operation, make sure the Fault Management window is displayed.
Context
The alarm sounds can be set according to different alarm severities.
To set the alarm sounds, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the Preferences dialog box.
In the Fault Management window, choose Setting > Preferences. The Preferences
dialog box appears, as shown in Figure 2-49.
Figure 2-49 Preference
2. Set the alarm sounds.
Table 2-25 lists the operations for setting alarm sounds.
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Table 2-25 Alarm Sound Setting
Click Select. Select a sound file from the local directory as the alarm sound
according to the alarm severity.
Click Default. Restore the default alarm sound.
Click Play. Play the self-define or default alarm sound.
Select the All Silence check Set all the alarm sounds to silent.
box.

Click OK.
Result
The alarm sounds are set successfully.
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Chapter 3
OLT Configuration
Table of Contents
Creating an OLT NE ...................................................................................................3-1
Managing the Cards ...................................................................................................3-3
Managing the NE Version...........................................................................................3-4
OLT Global Parameter Configuration..........................................................................3-8
Configuring the Trap Server .....................................................................................3-12
Configuring the NTP Service ....................................................................................3-14
ACL Configuration ....................................................................................................3-15
EPON ONU Profile Configuration .............................................................................3-23
GPON ONU Profile Configuration.............................................................................3-40
Uplink Port Configuration..........................................................................................3-51
Uplink Protection Configuration ................................................................................3-56
Configuring the ONU Authentication Mode ...............................................................3-62
Configuring the PON Port Protection ........................................................................3-64
Configuring the VLAN...............................................................................................3-67
Configuring the Multicast Service .............................................................................3-71
Configuring Smart QinQ ...........................................................................................3-84
DHCP Configuration.................................................................................................3-87
3.1 Creating an OLT NE

Short Description
Perform this procedure to create an OLT NE.
Prerequisites
l You have logged in to the NMS.
l The in-band NM and route are configured on the ZXA10 C220.
l The NMS communicates with the ZXA10 C220 properly.
Context
To create an OLT NE, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the Management - Create dialog box.
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On the Topology Management tab in the NetNumenN31 Unified Management

System window, right-click the group and choose Create NE to open the Management
- Create dialog box, as shown in Figure 3-1.
Figure 3-1 Management - Create
2. Configure NE parameters.
In the Management - Create dialog box, select the NE type from the left pane, and
configure the parameters on the Basic tab in the right pane.
Table 3-1 describes the parameters for NE creation.
Table 3-1 Parameters for NE Creation
Name Name of the NE
IP In-band NM IP address of the NE
Read community The community must be consistent with that configured on the NE.
Default: public
Write community The community must be consistent with that configured on the NE.
Default: public
3. Click Create, and then click Close.
Result
The NE is created successfully.
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Chapter 3 OLT Configuration
3.2 Managing the Cards

Short Description
Perform this procedure to manage the cards of the ZXA10 C220.
Prerequisites

Context
To manage the cards, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the Card Management window.
Right-click the NE and choose System Management > Card Config to open the Card
Management window, as shown in Figure 3-2.
Figure 3-2 Card Management
2. Synchronize the card.
If cards are configured through the CLI mode, click Synchronize to synchronize the
card configuration to the NM server.
3. Add a card.
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a. If cards are not configured through the CLI mode, click the idle slot, and then click
Add to open the Add Card dialog box, as shown in Figure 3-3.
Figure 3-3 Add Card
b. Select the card and click OK to return to the Card Management window.
4. Click Close.
Result
The cards are successfully managed.
3.3 Managing the NE Version

Short Description
Perform this procedure to manage the NE version.
Prerequisites

Context
To manage the NE version, perform the following steps:
3-4

Steps
1. Open the Version Management window.
Right-click the NE and choose System Management > Version Management to open
the Version Management window, as shown in Figure 3-4.
Figure 3-4 Version Management
All the versions are displayed on the Version Area tab. Table 3-2 describes the items
on the Version Area tab.
Table 3-2 Version Area Description
Item Description
Slot Rack number – Shelf number – Slot number
Version Name Name of this version
Version Type Type of this version
Version Tag Version number
Build Time Time when the version is built
File Length Size of this version
Active Status Whether the version is actived
2. Click the Version Area tab. You can perform different operations on the version. Table
3-3 described the operations.
Table 3-3 Version Management Operations
Operation Step
Refresh the version list. Click Refresh.
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Operation Step
Upload the version to the Click Upload to NMS. Perform this operation in the pop-up
NMS. window.
Download the version to NE. Select one version.

Click Download to NE. Perform this operation in the pop-up
window.
Download the version to NE Select one version.

timely. Click Time Download. Perform this operation in the pop-up
window.
Copy the version to a card. Select one version.

Click Copy Version to Board. Perform this operation in the
pop-up window.
Synchronize the version Select one version.

of the active control and Click Synchronize. Perform this operation in the pop-up window.
switching card with the
version of the standby control
and switching card.
Switch the version of the Select one version.

active control and switching Click Active. Perform this operation in the pop-up window.
card with the version of
the standby control and
switching card.
3. Click Close to complete the configuration.

Result
The NE version is managed successfully.
Example
The following example shows how to upload the version to the NMS.
1. In the Version Management window, click Upload to NMS to display the Upload
Version window, as shown in Figure 3-5.
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Figure 3-5 Upload Version
Note:
The Upload Version window shows the FTP server IP address, FTP server user name, FTP
server password, FTP server root directory, and backup directory. These parameters need to be
configured properly in NetNumen N31 Config Center.
2. Select the versions that you want to upload. Click Start to upload the versions to the
NMS.
3. When the upload completes, a Message box appears, as shown in Figure 3-6.
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Figure 3-6 Upload Finished
4. Click OK. The Upload Status column shows whether the versions are uploaded
successfully.
5. Click Close to complete the operation.
3.4 OLT Global Parameter Configuration

l Configuring a CLI User
l Configuring the System Host Name
3.4.1 Configuring a CLI User

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure a CLI user.
Prerequisites
Context
A CLI user (telnet user) is the user who manages the NE through CLI.
To configure a CLI user, perform the following steps:
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Steps
1. Open the CLI User Config window.
Right-click the NE and choose System Management > CLI Users Config to open the
CLI User Config window, as shown in Figure 3-7.
Figure 3-7 CLI User Configuration
2. Configure the CLI user. You can add, delete, or modify a CLI user.
a. Click Add to open the Add Cli User Config dialog box.
b. Configure the User Name and Password. Select the user right from the User
Access Level drop-down list, and the password encryption mode from the PWD
Encrypt Mode drop-down list, as shown in Figure 3-8.
Figure 3-8 Add CLI User Configuration
Table 3-4 describes the user access levels.
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Table 3-4 User Access Level Description
User Access Level Description
Common User The user who can only view the configurations
Set User The user who has partial management rights
Manage User The user who has all management rights
c. Click OK to return to the CLI User Config window.
Note:
If you select the Apply to NEs check box, the CLI users are configured in batch.

Result
The CLI user is configured successfully.
3.4.2 Configuring the System Name

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the system name.
Prerequisites

Context
To configure the system name, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Right-click the NE and choose System Management > NE Basic Info to open the
System Config window.
2. Configure the parameters, as shown in Figure 3-9, and then click Set.
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Figure 3-9 System Configuration
3. Click Close.
Result
The system name is configured successfully.
Figure 3-10 shows the system name displayed in the CLI.
Figure 3-10 System Name in CLI
Note:
You can distinguish different NEs in CLI mode by modifying the system name of the NEs.
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3.5 Configuring the Trap Server

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the trap server.
Prerequisites
Context
Usually, the NM server works as the trap server, which receives the alarms from the ZXA10
C220.
To configure the trap server, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the Trap Server Configuration window.
Right-click the NE and choose System Management > Trap Server Config to open
the Trap Server Configuration window, as shown in Figure 3-11.
Figure 3-11 Trap Server Configuration – I
2. Configure the trap server parameters.

a. Click Add to open the Trap Server Configuration dialog box.
b. Configure the trap server parameters, as shown in Figure 3-12.
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Figure 3-12 Trap Server Configuration – II
Table 3-5 describes the parameters for trap server configuration.
Table 3-5 Parameters for Trap Server Configuration
Trap enable To enable or disable the trap server
IP address IP address of the trap server
SNMP community The community must be consistent with that configured on the
NE.
Note:
If you select Apply to NEs, the trap server is applied to all NEs.
c. Click OK to return to the Trap Server Configuration window.
3. Click Close.
Result
The trap server is configured successfully.
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3.6 Configuring the NTP Service

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the NTP service.
Prerequisites
Context
The ZXA10 C220 works as an NTP client, which synchronizes time with the NTP server
automatically to ensure the accurate time on the NE. Usually, the NM server works as the
NTP server.
To configure the NTP service, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the NTP Service Management window.
Right-click the NE and choose System Management > NTP Service Management
to open the NTP Service Management window, as shown in Figure 3-13.
Figure 3-13 NTP Service Management
Table 3-6 describes the parameters for the NTP service configuration.
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Table 3-6 Parameters for NTP Service Configuration
Parameters Description
NTP work state To enable or disable the NTP service

The NTP service configuration takes effect only when it is enabled.
Default: disable
NTP server IP IP address of the NTP server
NTP client IP IP address of the NTP client

Default: IP address of the NE
NTP protocol version To be consistent with that on the NTP server

It supports V1, V2, and V3.
Poll interval The interval that the NE synchronizes time with the NTP server
Default: 300 seconds
Current service state Whether the NE synchronizes time with the NTP server
NTP stratum The stratum of the NTP clock
Current clock offset The offset of current clock
Clock offset alarm threshold The alarm threshold of clock offset

Default: 7 seconds
Note:
If you select Apply to NEs, the NTP service is applied to all NEs.
3. Click Set, and then click Close.

Result
The NTP service is configured successfully.
3.7 ACL Configuration

Service Description
The ACL is a set of rules which are used to filter data. Only the packets which match the
rules are transmitted.
Service Specifications
The NM supports two types of ACL.
l Management ACL: the standard ACL, which matches only source IP addresses of
packets according to specified rules
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l PCL (Policy Control List): a hybrid ACL, which matches the first 80 bytes of the layer-2
frames according to any combination of rules
3.7.1 Configuring the Management ACL

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure a management ACL and apply it to a port.
Prerequisites
Context
To configure the management ACL, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the Management ACL Configuration window.
Right–lick the NE and choose Ethernet Management > Management ACL > ACL
Configuration to open the Management ACL Configuration window, as shown in
Figure 3-14.
Figure 3-14 Management ACL Configuration
2. Create an ACL.
a. Click Create to open the Create Management ACL Configuration dialog box, as
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Figure 3-15 Creating Management ACL
b. Enter the ACL index, and then click OK to return to Management ACL
Configuration window.
Note:
The index range of an ACL is 1 – 99.
3. Configure the ACL rule.

a. In the Management ACL Configuration window, click Rule to open the
Management ACL Rule Configuration window, as shown in Figure 3-16.
Figure 3-16 Management ACL Rule Configuration
b. Click Create to open the Create Management ACL Rule Configuration dialog
box.
c. Configure the rule parameters, as shown in Figure 3-17.
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Figure 3-17 Create Management ACL Rule Configuration
d. Click OK to return to the Management ACL Rule Configuration dialog box.

e. Click Close.
4. Apply the ACL.

a. Right-click the NE and choose Ethernet Management > Management ACL >
Management ACL Bind to open the Management ACL Bind Config window, as
Figure 3-18 Management ACL Bind Configuration
b. Select a protocol and click Modify to open the Modify Management ACL Bind
dialog box, as shown in Figure 3-19.
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Figure 3-19 Modifying Management ACL Bind
c. Choose ACL Bind Index and enter the index, and then click OK to return to the
Management ACL Bind Config window.
d. Click Close.
Result
The ACL is successfully configured and applied.
3.7.2 Configuring the PCL

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure a policy control list (PCL) and apply it to a port.
Prerequisites

Context
To configure the management ACL, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the PCL Configuration window.
Right-click the NE and choose Ethernet Management > QoS PCL > QoS PCL
Configuration to open the PCL Configuration window, as shown in Figure 3-20.
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Figure 3-20 PCL Configuration
2. Create the PCL.

a. Click Create to open the Create PCL Configuration dialog box.
b. Enter the PCL index, as shown in Figure 3-21, and then click OK to return to PCL
Configuration dialog box.
Figure 3-21 Create PCL Configuration
Note:
The index of a PCL ranges from 300 to 399.
c. Click OK to return to PCL Configuration window.

3. Configure the PCL rule.
a. In the PCL Configuration window, click Rule to open the PCL Rule
Configuration window, as shown in Figure 3-22.
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Figure 3-22 PCL Rule Configuration
b. Click Create to open the Create PCL Rule Configuration dialog box.
c. Configure the rule parameters, as shown in Figure 3-23.
Figure 3-23 Create PCL Rule Configuration
Table 3-7 describes the parameters for rule configuration.
Table 3-7 Parameters for Rule Configuration
PCL index Index of the PCL
PCL ID ID of the PCL rule
Access control To permit or deny the access from the source IP address
IP protocol l IGMP
l OSPF
l PIM
l TCP
l UDP
l VRRP
Source address The source IP address
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Source address wildcard Wildcard of the source IP address
Destination address The destination IP address
Destination address Wildcard of the destination IP address

wildcard
Source/Destination Only for TCP/UDP

operation l eq: =
l ge: ≥
l le: ≤
l range
Source/Destination port The starting TCP/UDP source/destination port

start
Source/Destination port The ending TCP/UDP source/destination port

end
Eth protocol The Ethernet protocol, value range:

l ARP
l IP
Precedence Precedence of the service

Range: 0 – 7
TOS Priority of the TOS

Range: 0 – 15
DSCP Priority of the DSCP

Range: 0 – 63
SVLAN priority Priority of the SVLAN
SVLAN ID ID of the service VLAN
CVLAN priority Priority of the CVLAN
CVLAN ID ID of the CVLAN
Source/Destination MAC The source/destination MAC address
Source/Destination MAC Wildcard of the source/destination MAC address

wildcard
d. Click OK to return to the PCL Rule Configuration window.

4. Apply the PCL.
a. Double-click the NE to open the Rack window.

b. Right-click the uplink card and choose QoS PCL > QoS PCL Bind to open the
PCL Bind Config window, as shown in Figure 3-24.
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Figure 3-24 PCL Bind Configuration
c. Click Create to open the Create PCL Bind Config dialog box.
d. Configure the parameters, as shown in Figure 3-25, and then click OK to return to
the PCL Bind Config window.
Figure 3-25 Create PCL Bind Configuration
e. Click Close.
Result
The PCL is successfully configured and applied.
3.8 EPON ONU Profile Configuration

It is required to configure the ONU type profile, ONU bandwidth profile, and ONU VoIP
profile on the OLT.
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l Configuring the EPON ONU Type Profile

l Configuring the EPON ONU Bandwidth Profile
l Configuring the EPON VoIP IP Profile
l Configuring the EPON VoIP VLAN Profile
l Configuring the EPON VoIP Protocol Profile
l Configuring the EPON VoIP Fax Profile
3.8.1 Configuring the EPON ONU Type Profile

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the EPON ONU type profile.
Prerequisites
Context
You can select the ONU type profile to specify the ONU type before you create an ONU
NE.
To configure the ONU type profile, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the ONU Type Profile window.
Right-click the NE and choose EPON Management > Profile Management > ONU
Type Profile to open the ONU Type Profile window, as shown in Figure 3-26.
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Figure 3-26 ONU Type Profile (EPON)
2. Configure the ONU type profile.

In the ONU Type Profile window, you can perform different operations.
Table 3-8 describes these operations related to ONU type profile.
Table 3-8 Operations Related to ONU Type Profile (EPON)
Operation Step
Refresh the ONU type profile. Click Refresh.
Delete an ONU type profile. Select an ONU type profile and click Delete.
Create an ONU type profile. Click Create.
This example shows the steps of adding an ONU type profile.

a. Click Create to open the Create ONU Type Profile dialog box.
b. Configure the ONU type parameters, as shown in Figure 3-27.
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Figure 3-27 Create ONU Type Profile (EPON)
Table 3-9 describes the parameters for ONU type profile configuration.
Table 3-9 Parameters for ONU Type Profile Configuration (EPON)
ONU Type Name Name of ONU type
PON Type EPON
ONU Type Description Port quantity and type of this ONU
c. Click OK to return to the ONU Type Profile window.

3. Configure the interface profile.
Note:
l You must configure the interface profile properly if you want to configure the service on the
relevant slot and port through the extended OAM.
l You need to create a new interface profile for the same ONU type if the slot and type of
the card is different.
a. In the ONU Type Profile window, click Interface Co... to open the Interface
Config of Profile dialog box, as shown in Figure 3-28.
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Figure 3-28 Interface Config of Profile (EPON)
In the Interface Config of Profile window, you can perform different operations.
Table 3-10 describes these operations related to ONU type interface profile.
Table 3-10 Operations Related to ONU Type Interface Profile (EPON)
Operation Step
Refresh the ONU type interface profile. Click Refresh.
Delete an ONU type interface profile. Select an ONU type interface profile and click
Delete.
This example shows the steps of adding an ONU type interface profile.
b. Click Create to open the Add Interface of Profile dialog box.
c. Configure the parameters, as shown in Figure 3-29.
Figure 3-29 Add Interface of Profile (EPON)
Table 3-11 describes the parameters for ONU type interface profile configuration.
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Table 3-11 Parameters for ONU Type Interface Profile Configuration (EPON)
Interface Type Type of ONU interface
Slot Slot number of the interface type
Port Port quantity of the interface type
d. Click OK to return to the ONU Type Interface Profile dialog box.

4. Enable auto-configure function.
a. In the ONU Type Profile window, select an ONU type profile.
b. Check Auto Config Status. If Auto Config Status is Disable, click Enable Auto
Conf to enable auto-configure function.
l If the Auto Config Status is disabled, this type of ONU cannot update
configuration data automatically from the OLT.
l If the Auto Config Status is enabled, this type of ONU can update configuration
data automatically from the OLT.
Note:
If the ONU NE is created through the profile, the Auto Config Status of the created NE is con-
sistent with that of the profile.

Result
The EPON ONU type profile is configured successfully.
Follow-Up Action
In the NetNumen N31 unified management system, you can perform the following steps to
modify ONU auto-configure status (to enable auto-configure status from OLT) for the ONU
global startup mode or VoIP service.
l In the ONU Basic Attribute Management window, click More... and select Global
Startup Mode to open the ONU Global Startup Mode Configuration dialog box.
Select the startup mode from the Startup Mode drop-down list, as shown in Figure
3-30.
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Figure 3-30 ONU Global Startup Mode Configuration (EPON)
l In the ONU Basic Attribute Management window, click More... and select VoIP
Startup Mode to open the VoIP Startup Mode dialog box. Select the startup mode
from the Startup Mode drop-down list, as shown in Figure 3-31.
Figure 3-31 VOIP Startup Mode (EPON)
Table 3-12 describes the auto-configure status of an ONU.
Table 3-12 ONU Auto-Configure Status (EPON)
Configuration Condition ONU Auto-Configure Status
Global Startup Mode VoIP Startup Mode
Start-up From OLT Start-up From OLT All the configuration data is updated from the
OLT.
Start-up From OLT Start-up From Local All the configuration data, except VoIP service
data, is updated from the OLT.
Start-up From Local Start-up From OLT No configuration data is updated from the
OLT.
Start-up From Local Start-up From Local No configuration data is updated from the
OLT.
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3.8.2 Configuring the EPON ONU Bandwidth Profile

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the EPON ONU bandwidth profile.
Prerequisites

Context
You can allocate bandwidth to the ONUs by applying the ONU bandwidth profile to the
ONUs.
To configure the ONU bandwidth profile, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the ONU Bandwidth Profile window.
Right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose EPON Management > Profile
Management > ONU Bandwidth Profile to open the ONU Bandwidth Profile
window, as shown in Figure 3-32.
Figure 3-32 ONU Bandwidth Profile (EPON)
2. Configure the ONU bandwidth profile.
a. Click Create to open the Add ONU Bandwidth Profile dialog box.
b. Configure the parameters, as shown in Figure 3-33.
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Figure 3-33 Add ONU Bandwidth Profile (EPON)
Table 3-13 describes the parameters for ONU bandwidth profile configuration.
Table 3-13 Parameters for ONU Bandwidth Profile Configuration (EPON)
Up Fixed BW The fixed upstream bandwidth

Unit: Kbps
Default: 0
Up Assured BW The assured upstream bandwidth

Unit: Kbps
Up Max BW The maximum upstream bandwidth

Unit: Kbps
Up Max Burst Size The maximum size of burst packets

Unit: Byte
Pri Priority of allocating additional bandwidth to this ONU besides

the assured bandwidth
Down Max BW The maximum upstream bandwidth

Unit: Kbps
Down Max Burst Size The maximum size of burst packets

Unit: Byte
c. Click OK to return to the ONU Bandwidth Templet window.

3. Click Close.
Result
The EPON ONU bandwidth profile is configured successfully.
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3.8.3 Configuring the EPON VoIP IP Profile

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the EPON VoIP IP profile.
Prerequisites

Context
To configure the EPON VoIP IP profile, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the VOIP IP Profile window.
Right-click the NE and choose EPON Management > Profile Management > VOIP
IP Profile to open the VOIP IP Profile window, as shown in Figure 3-34.
Figure 3-34 VOIP IP Profile (EPON)
2. Configure the VoIP IP profile.
In the VOIP IP Profile window, you can perform different operations. Table 3-14
describes the operations related to VoIP IP profile.
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Table 3-14 Operations Related to VoIP IP Profile (EPON)
Operation Step
Refresh the VoIP IP profile list. Click Refresh.
Delete a VoIP IP profile. Select a VoIP IP profile and click Delete.
Modify a VoIP IP profile. Select a VoIP IP profile and click Modify.
Create a VoIP IP profile. Click Add.
The following example shows the steps of adding a VoIP IP profile.

a. Click Add to open the Add VOIP IP Profile dialog box.
Figure 3-35 Add VOIP IP Profile (EPON)
Table 3-15 describes some parameters for adding a VoIP IP profile.
Table 3-15 Parameters for Adding VoIP IP Profile (EPON)
IP Management and Ip l Independent: The ONU management IP is independent of

Re... ONU VoIP IP. The FTTB type ONU uses this mode.
l Shared: The ONU management IP share the same IP with
the ONU VoIP IP. The FTTH type ONU uses this mode.
IP Model l Static: If you select Static, you need to configure Primary

DNS Server IP.
l PPPoE: If you select PPPoE, you need to configure PPPoE
Mode.
l DHCP: If you select DHCP, the IP is allocated automatically.
c. Click OK to return to the VOIP IP Profile window.
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3. Click Close.
Result
The VoIP IP profile is configured successfully.
3.8.4 Configuring the EPON VoIP VLAN Profile

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the EPON VoIP VLAN profile.
Prerequisites
Context
To configure the VoIP VLAN profile, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the VOIP VLAN Profile window.
VLAN Profile to open the VOIP IP Profile window, as shown in Figure 3-36.
Figure 3-36 VoIP VLAN Profile (EPON)
2. Configure the VoIP VLAN profile.
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In the VOIP VLAN Profile window, you can perform different operations. Table 3-16
describes the operations related to a VoIP VLAN profile.
Table 3-16 Operations Related to a VoIP VLAN Profile (EPON)
Operation Step
Refresh the VoIP VLAN profile list. Click Refresh.
Delete a VoIP VLAN profile. Select a VoIP VLAN profile and click Delete.
Modify a VoIP VLAN profile. Select a VoIP VLAN profile and click Modify.
Create a VoIP VLAN profile. Click Add.
The following example shows the steps of adding a VoIP VLAN profile.
a. Click Add to open the Create VOIP VLAN Profile dialog box.
Figure 3-37 Create VOIP VLAN Profile (EPON)
Table 3-17 describes the parameters for creating a VoIP VLAN profile.
Table 3-17 Create VoIP VLAN Profile (EPON)
Tag Mode l TRANSPARENT: ONU transmits untagged VoIP service

packets.
l TAG: ONU transmits single-tag VoIP service packets.
If you select this mode, you need to configure CVAN and
Priority.
l VLANSTANKING: ONU transmits double-tag VoIP service
packets.
If you select this mode, you need to configure CVAN,
Priority, and SVLAN.
Priority value range: 0 - 7. Priority 7 is the highest priority.
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Note:
Different types of ONU support different tag modes. At present, F820 and F420 only support
TAG mode.
c. Click OK to return to the VOIP VLAN Profile window.

3. Click Close.
Result
The VoIP VLAN profile is configured successfully.
3.8.5 Configuring the EPON VoIP Protocol Profile

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the EPON VoIP protocol profile.
Prerequisites

Context
VoIP protocol profiles include VoIP profile (H.248), VoIP protocol profile (MGCP), and VoIP
protocol profile (SIP). This topic takes VoIP profile (H.248) as an example.
To configure the VoIP protocol profile (H.248), perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the VOIP Protocol Profile (H.248) window.
Protocol Profile (H.248) to open the VOIP Protocol Profile (H.248) window, as
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Figure 3-38 EPON VoIP Protocol Profile (H.248)
2. Configure the VoIP protocol profile (H.248).

In the VOIP Protocol Profile (H.248) window, you can perform different operations.
describes the operations related to VoIP protocol profile (H.248).
Table 3-18 Operations Related to EPON VoIP Protocol Profile (H.248)
Operation Step
Refresh the VoIP protocol profile (H.248) list. Click Refresh.
Delete a VoIP protocol profile (H.248). Select a VoIP protocol profile (H.248) and click
Delete.
Modify a VoIP protocol profile (H.248). Select a VoIP protocol profile (H.248) and click
Modify.
Create a VoIP protocol profile (H.248). Click Add.
The following example shows the steps of adding a VoIP protocol profile (H.248).
a. Click Add to open the Add VoIP Protocol Profile (H.248) dialog box.
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Figure 3-39 Add EPON VoIP Protocol Profile (H.248)
Table 3-19 describes some parameters for adding a VoIP protocol profile (H.248).
Table 3-19 Add EPON VoIP Protocol Profile (H.248)
Reg Server IP It should be consistent with the register server IP

configured on the media gateway controller.
Reg Server Port It should be consistent with the register server port
number configured on the media gateway controller.
c. Click OK to return to the VOIP Protocol Profile (H.248) window.

3. Click Close.
Result
The VoIP protocol profile (H.248) is configured successfully.
3.8.6 Configuring the EPON VoIP Fax Profile

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the EPON VoIP fax profile.
Prerequisites
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Context
To configure the VoIP fax profile, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the VOIP Fax Profile window.
Fax Profile to open the VOIP Fax Profile window, as shown in Figure 3-40.
Figure 3-40 VOIP Fax Profile (EPON)
2. Configure the VoIP fax profile.

In the VOIP fax Profile window, you can perform different operations. Table 3-20
describes these operations related to VoIP fax profile.
Table 3-20 Operations Related to VoIP Fax Profile (EPON)
Operation Step
Refresh the VoIP fax profile list. Click Refresh.
Delete a VoIP fax profile. Select a VoIP fax profile and click Delete.
Modify a VoIP fax profile. Select a VoIP fax profile and click Modify.
Create a VoIP fax profile. Click Add.
This example shows the steps of adding a VoIP fax profile.
a. Click Add to open the Create VoIP Fax Profile dialog box.
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Figure 3-41 Create VoIP Fax Profile (EPON)
Table 3-21 describes the parameters for creating a VoIP fax profile.
Table 3-21 Parameters for Creating VoIP Fax Profile (EPON)
Fax Mode l T30

l T38
Fax Control... l NONE: Use the mode configured in Fax Mode.

l SS: SS controls the fax mode.
l AUTOVBD: SS and MG negotiates the fax mode.
l RTCP: Use RTP to control the fax mode.
c. Click OK to return to the VOIP Fax Profile window.

3. Click Close.
Result
The VoIP fax profile is configured successfully.
3.9 GPON ONU Profile Configuration

l Configuring the GPON ONU Type Profile
l Configuring the GPON T-CONT Bandwidth Profile
l Configuring the GPON Traffic Descriptor Profile
l Configuring the GPON ONU VoIP Profile
3.9.1 Configuring the GPON ONU Type Profile

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the GPON ONU type profile.
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Prerequisites
Context
To create an ONU NE, the ONU type is to be specified. The ONU type can be defined by
an ONU type profile.
To configure the ONU type profile, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the ONU Type Profile window.
Right-click the NE and choose GPON Management > Profile Management > ONU
Type Profile to open the ONU Type Profile window, as shown in Figure 3-42.
Figure 3-42 ONU Type Profile (GPON)
2. Configure the ONU type profile.
In the ONU Type Profile window, you can perform different operations.
Table 3-22 describes these operations related to ONU type profile.
Table 3-22 Operations Related to ONU Type Profile (GPON)
Operation Step
Refresh the ONU type profile. Click Refresh.
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Operation Step
Delete an ONU type profile. Select an ONU type profile and click Delete.
This example shows the steps of adding an ONU type profile.

a. Click Create to open Create ONU Type Profile dialog box.
b. Configure the ONU type parameters, as shown in Figure 3-43.
Figure 3-43 Create ONU Type Profile (GPON)
Table 3-23 describes the parameters for the ONU type profile configuration.
Table 3-23 Parameters for ONU Type Profile Configuration (GPON)
ONU Type Name Name of ONU type
PON Type GPON
ONU Type Description Port quantity and type of this ONU

3. Configure the interface profile.
Note:
l You must configure the interface profile properly if you want to configure the service on the
relevant slot and port through the OMCI channel.
l You need to create a new interface profile for the same ONU type if the slot and type of
the card is different.
a. In the ONU Type Profile window, click Interface Co... to open the Interface
Config of Profile dialog box, as shown in Figure 3-44.
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Figure 3-44 Interface Config of Profile (GPON)
In the Interface Config of Profile window, you can perform different operations.
Table 3-24 describes these operations related to ONU type interface profile.
Table 3-24 Operations Related to ONU Type Interface Profile (GPON)
Operation Step
Refresh the ONU type interface profile. Click Refresh.
Delete an ONU type interface profile. Select an ONU type interface profile. Click
Delete.
This example shows the steps of adding an ONU type interface profile.
b. Click Add to open the Create ONU Type Interface Profile dialog box.
Figure 3-45 Create ONU Type Interface Profile (GPON)
Table 3-25 describes the parameters for ONU type interface profile configuration.
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Table 3-25 Parameters for ONU Type Interface Profile Configuration (GPON)
Interface Type Type of ONU interface
Slot Slot number of the interface type
Port Port quantity of the interface type
d. Click OK to return to the ONU Type Interface Profile dialog box.

4. Configure the ONU type attributes.
a. In the ONU Type Profile window, select an ONU type profile and click Attribute
to open the ONU Type Attributes Management dialog box.
b. Configure the attributes, as shown in Figure 3-46.
Figure 3-46 ONU Type Attributes Management (GPON)
5. Click Close.
Result
The ONU type profile is configured successfully.
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3.9.2 Configuring the GPON T-CONT Bandwidth Profile

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the GPON T-CONT bandwidth profile.
Prerequisites
Context
To create a traffic container (T-CONT), you need to specify the corresponding GPON
bandwidth profile.
To configure the T-CONT bandwidth profile, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the Bandwidth Profile window.
Right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose GPON Management > Profile
Management > Bandwidth Profile to open the Bandwidth Profile window, as
Figure 3-47 Bandwidth Profile (GPON)
2. Create a bandwidth profile.

a. Click Add to open the Add Bandwidth Profile dialog box.
b. Configure parameters, as shown in Figure 3-48.
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Figure 3-48 Add Bandwidth Profile (GPON)
Table 3-26 describes parameters for bandwidth profile configuration.
Table 3-26 Bandwidth Profile Parameters (GPON)
Bandwidth type The ZXA10 C220 supports five types of bandwidth:

l Fixed: support fixed bandwidth, suitable for VoIP
services
l Assured: support assured bandwidth, suitable for IPTV
services
l Assured and NonAssured: support assured bandwidth
and maximum bandwidth
l BestEffort: support only maximum bandwidth, suitable
for broadband services
l All: support fixed bandwidth, assured bandwidth, and
maximum bandwidth
Fixed The fixed bandwidth allocated to a T-CONT, unit: Kbps
Assured The assured bandwidth allocated to a T-CONT, unit: Kbps
Maximum The maximum bandwidth allocated to a T-CONT, unit: Kbps
Note:
You can select the Apply to Nes check box to apply the profile to all NEs.
c. Click OK to return to the Bandwidth Profile window.
3. Click Close.
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Result
The T-CONT bandwidth profile is configured successfully.
3.9.3 Configuring the GPON Traffic Descriptor Profile

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the GPON traffic descriptor profile.
Prerequisites
Context
Traffic descriptor profiles are used to control downstream traffic on the GEM ports.
To configure the GPON traffic descriptor profile, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the Traffic Descriptor Profile window.
Management > Traffic Descriptor Profile to open the Traffic Descriptor Profile
Figure 3-49 Traffic Descriptor Profile (GPON)
2. Create a traffic descriptor profile.
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a. Click Add to open the Add Traffic Descriptor Profile dialog box.
Figure 3-50 Add Traffic Descriptor Profile (GPON)
Note:
You can select the Apply to Nes check box to apply the profile to all NEs.
c. Click OK to return to the Traffic Descriptor Profile window.

3. Click Close.
Result
The GPON traffic descriptor profile is configured successfully.
3.9.4 Configuring the GPON VoIP Protocol Profile

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the GPON VoIP protocol profile.
Prerequisites
Context
The ZXA10 C220 supports two types of GPON VoIP protocol profiles:
l VoIP MGC profile, for H.248 and MGCP

l VoIP SIP profile, for SIP
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The configuration procedure for the two profiles are same. This topic takes the VoIP SIP
profile as an example.
To configure the VoIP SIP profile, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the VoIP SIP Profile window.
Management > VoIP SIP Profile to open the VoIP SIP Profile window, as shown in
Figure 3-51.
Figure 3-51 VoIP SIP Profile (GPON)
Note:
To open the VoIP MGC Profile window, you can right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose GPON
Management > Profile Management > VoIP MGC Profile.
2. Configure the VoIP SIP profile.

In the VOIP SIP Profile window, you can perform different operations. Table 3-27
describes the operations related to VoIP SIP profile.
Table 3-27 Operations Related to VoIP SIP Profile (GPON)
Operation Step
Refresh the VoIP SIP profile list. Click Refresh.
Delete a VoIP SIP profile. Select a VoIP SIP profile and click Delete.
Modify a VoIP SIP profile. Select a VoIP SIP profile and click Modify.
Create a VoIP SIP profile. Click Add.
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The following example shows the steps of adding a VoIP SIP profile.
a. Click Add to open the Add SIP Profile dialog box.
Figure 3-52 Add SIP Profile (GPON)
Table 3-28 describers parameters for SIP profile configuration. It is recommended

to use the default values for other parameters.
Table 3-28 SIP Profile Parameters (GPON)
Profile name Name of the SIP profile
Proxy server address IP address of the SIP proxy server
Outbound proxy address IP address of the SIP outbound proxy server, usually the same
as the SIP proxy server
Registrar server IP address of the SIP registrar server, usually the same as the
SIP proxy server
c. Click OK to return to the VoIP SIP Profile window.
3. Click Close.
Result
The GPON VoIP profile is configured successfully.
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3.10 Uplink Port Configuration

l Configuring the Port Status
l Configuring the Ethernet Port
l Configuring the Port VLAN
3.10.1 Configuring the Port Status

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the port status.
Prerequisites
Context
The port status includes the administration and trap status of the uplink port.
To configure the port status, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the Port Management window.
a. Right-click the NE and choose Ethernet Management > Port Management to
open the Port Management window.
b. Click to select the card, as shown in Figure 3-53.
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Figure 3-53 Port Status Configuration
2. Modify the trap status.

Select a port. Click Disable Trap to disable the trap status. Or, click Enable Trap to
enable the trap status.
3. Modify the administration status.
a. Select a port, click Modify to open the Port Status Config dialog box, as shown
in Figure 3-54.
Figure 3-54 Modify Administration Status
b. Select Up from the Admin Port Status drop-down list to enable the port
administration. Select Down to disable the port administration.
c. Click OK to return to the Port Status Config window.
4. Click Close.
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Result
The port status is configured successfully.
3.10.2 Configuring the Ethernet Port

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the Ethernet port.
Prerequisites
Context
To configure Ethernet port, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the Port Ethernet Properties window.
a. Right-click the NE and choose Ethernet Management > Port Ethernet
Properties to open the Port Ethernet Properties window.
b. Click to select the card, as shown in Figure 3-55.
Figure 3-55 Port Ethernet Properties
2. Configure the port parameters.
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a. Select a port and click Modify to open the Modify Config dialog box, as shown
in Figure 3-56.
Figure 3-56 Modify Configuration
b. Configure parameters and then click OK to return to the Port Ethernet Properties
window.
Note:
If Flow Control is enabled, the traffic flow on the port is limited.
3. Click Close.
Result
The Ethernet port is configured successfully.
3.10.3 Configuring the Port VLAN

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the port VLAN.
Prerequisites
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Context
To configure the port VLAN , perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the Port VLAN Configuration window.
a. Right-click the NE and choose Ethernet Management > VLAN Management >
Port VLAN Configuration to open the Port VLAN Configuration window.
b. Click to choose the card, as shown in Figure 3-57.
Figure 3-57 Port VLAN Configuration
2. Configure the port VLAN.

a. Select a port and click Modify to open the Port VLAN Property dialog box, as
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Figure 3-58 Port VLAN Property
Table 3-29 describes parameters for port VLAN configuration.
Table 3-29 Port VLAN Parameters
VLAN Mode l Access: Only forward untagged packets.

l Trunk: Only forward tagged packets.
l Hybrid: Forward both tagged and untagged packets.
Port PVID PVID of the port
Outer TPID TPID of the outer VLAN
b. Configure parameters and then click OK to return to the Port VLAN Configuration
window.
3. Click Close.
Result
The port VLAN is configured successfully.
3.11 Uplink Protection Configuration

The ZXA10 C220 adopts active/standby mechanism to guarantee the service stability. It
is also designed with dual protection mechanism at the upstream direction. When the
physical connection between the ZXA10 C220 and the upper-level device is broken, the
system switches over to the standby link, ensuring that the service can be recovered
immediately.
This section including the following topics:

l Configuring the LACP Protection
l Configuring the UAPS Protection
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3.11.1 Configuring the LACP Protection

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the LACP protection.
Prerequisites

Context
To configure the LACP protection, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Configure the smartgroup.
a. Right-click the NE and choose Ethernet Management > LACP Management >
Smartgroup Config to open the Smartgroup Config window, as shown in Figure
3-59.
Figure 3-59 Smartgroup Configuration
b. Click Add to open the L3 Interface Add Dialog dialog box.
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c. Fill in the index, as show in Figure 3-60, and then click OK to return to the
Smartgroup Config window.
Figure 3-60 L3 Interface Add Dialog
d. Click Close.
2. Configure smartgroup properties.
a. Right-click the NE and choose Ethernet Management > LACP Management
> LACP Aggregating to open the LACP Aggregating Configure window, as
Figure 3-61 LACP Aggregating Configure – I
b. Select the smartgroup and click Modify to open the LACP Aggregating
Configure dialog box.
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c. Configure the parameters, as shown in Figure 3-62, and then click OK to return to
the LACP Aggregating Config window.
Figure 3-62 LACP Aggregating Configure – II
d. Click Close.
3. Configure smartgroup member port.
a. Right-click the NE and choose Ethernet Management > LACP Management >
LACP Aggregated Configure to open the LACP Aggregated Configure window,
Figure 3-63 LACP Aggregated Configure – III
b. Click Create to open the LACP Aggregated Configure dialog box.

c. Configure the interface in the smartgroup, as show in Figure 3-64, and then click
OK to return to the LACP Aggregated Configure window.
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Figure 3-64 LACP Aggregated Configure – IV
d. Click Close.
Note:
l When Port Mode is ON, Static Trunk runs on the port. Configure Port Mode as On
at both ends.
l When Port Mode is Active or Passive, LACP runs on the port. Active means the
active negotiation and Passive means the passive negotiation. When one end is
configured as Active, the other end needs to be configured as Passive. Or, configure
both ends as Active.
l The VLAN link type of the member port must be consistent with the VLAN link type of
smartgroup. If not, this port cannot be added to the Trunk group.
Result
The LACP protection is configured successfully.
3.11.2 Configuring the UAPS Protection

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the UAPS protection.
Prerequisites
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Context
To configure the UAPS protection, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the UAPS Protection Configuration window.
Right-click the NE and choose System Management > UAPS Protection
Configuration to open the UAPS Protection Configuration window, as shown in
Figure 3-65.
Figure 3-65 UAPS Protection Configuration
2. Configure the UPAS group.

a. Click Add to open the UAPS Protection Attribute dialog box.
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Figure 3-66 UAPS Protection Attribute
Table 3-30 describes the parameters for the UAPS protection attributes.
Table 3-30 Parameters for the UAPS Protection Attributes
Mode l Port: The protection is for the physical ports.

l CSC: The protection is for the main control and switching card.
Swap mode l Common: The swap is based on the physical ports.

l Trunk: The swap is based on the trunk group.
c. Click OK to return to the UAPS Protection Configuration window.

3. Click Close.
Result
The UAPS protection is configured successfully.
3.12 Configuring the ONU Authentication Mode

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the ONU authentication mode.
Prerequisites

l The in-band NM and route are configured.
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Context
The ZXA10 C220 supports five ONU authentication modes:
l MAC address authentication: using the ONU PON MAC address for authentication
By default, this mode is used.
l Logical ID authentication: using the ONU logical ID for authentication
l SN authentication: using the ONU SN for authentication
l Hybrid authentication: using any of the MAC address, logical ID, or SN for
authentication
l SN+MAC authentication: using the ONU SN for authentication when the ONU enters
the network for the first time, and using the PON MAC address for authentication when
the ONU gets online for the second time
To configure the ONU authentication mode, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the OLT Auth Configuration window.
Right-click the NE and choose EPON Management > OLT Authentication
Configuration to open the OLT Auth Configuration window, as shown in Figure
3-67.
Figure 3-67 OLT Authentication Configuration – I
2. Configure the ONU authentication mode.
Click to select the PON card and return to the OLT Auth Configuration window.
3. Select the authentication mode from the ONU Auth Mode drop-down list, as shown
in Figure 3-68.
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Figure 3-68 OLT Authentication Configuration – II
4. Click OK to confirm.
5. Click Close.
Result
The ONU authentication mode is configured successfully.
3.13 Configuring the PON Port Protection

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the PON port protection.
Prerequisites
Context
The ZXA10 C220 supports PON port protection. When the physical link between an ONU
and the ZXA10 C220 is disconnected, the ZXA10 C220 switches the services to the backup
PON port automatically.
To configure the PON port protection, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the PON Protection Configuration window.
There are two ways to open the PON Protection Configuration window:
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l Right-click the NE and choose EPON Management > PON Protection.

l Right-click the NE and choose GPON Management > PON Protection.
The PON Protection Configuration window is as shown in Figure 3-69.
Figure 3-69 PON Protection Configuration – I
2. Configure the PON protection group.

a. Click Add to open the PON Protection Configuration dialog box.
b. Configure the group parameters, as shown in Figure 3-70.
Figure 3-70 PON Protection Configuration – II
Table 3-31 describes parameters of PON protection group.
Table 3-31 PON Protection Group Parameters
Name Name of the protection group
Working PON If The working PON OLT port
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Protection PON If The protection PON OLT port
Type PON protection type includes:

l Type A: main fiber redundancy protection
l Type B: main fiber, OLT PON port redundancy protection
l Type C: OLT dual PON ports, ONU dual optical modules,
main fiber, optical splitter, and distribution fiber redundancy
protection
l Type D: OLT dual PON ports, ONU dual PON ports, main
fiber, optical splitter, and distribution fiber redundancy
protection
c. Click OK to return to the PON Protection Configuration window.

3. Configure the switch mode.
a. Click Advance to open the PON Protection Configuration dialog box.
b. Select Mode, as shown in Figure 3-71.
Figure 3-71 PON Protection Configuration – III
4. (Optional) Configure external protection switch control.

a. Click Swap to open the PON Protection Configuration dialog box.
b. Configure the status, as shown in Figure 3-72.
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Figure 3-72 PON Protection Configuration – IV
Table 3-32 describes the status of PON port protection.
Table 3-32 PON Protection Status
Force P2W Switch to the working PON port forcibly.
Force W2P Switch to the protection PON port forcibly.
Manual P2W Switch to the working PON port manually.
Manual W2P Switch to the protection PON port manually.
Clear all Clear all external switch commands, including force, manual or
lock out.
Lock out The protection switch is disabled.

5. Click Close.
Result
The PON port protection is configured successfully.
3.14 Configuring the VLAN

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the VLAN.
Prerequisites
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Context
To configure the VLAN, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Create a voice VLAN, VLAN 600.
Static VLAN Configuration to open the Static VLAN Configuration window, as
Figure 3-73 Static VLAN Configuration
b. Click Add to open the Static VLAN Configure Properties dialog box.
c. Type 600 in the Start VLAN ID and Last VLAN ID text boxes, as shown in Figure
3-74.
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Figure 3-74 Static VLAN Properties
Table 3-33 describes the parameters for static VLAN configuration.
Table 3-33 Parameters for Static VLAN Configuration
Start VLAN ID Starting VLAN ID
End VLAN ID Ending VLAN ID
VLAN Name The system assigns VLAN name automatically if the user does
not type any information.
Transparent Enable In the transparent transmission mode, the system forwards

Status packets according to VLAN ID instead of MAC address.
It is recommended to use the default value, which is Disabled.
1:1 VLAN Enable Status In the 1:1 VLAN mode, there is only one service port and one
uplink in a VLAN, thus packets are forwarded according to
SVLAN ID or CVLAN ID + SVLAN ID, but not MAC address +
VLAN ID.
It is recommended to use the default value, which is Disabled.
Note:
When the END VLAN ID is more than the Start VLAN ID, VLAN can be created in batch.
d. Click OK to confirm.
2. Configure the port VLAN.
b. Click to select the uplink card and return to the Port VLAN Configuration
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3. Add the uplink port to the VLAN.

a. Click VLAN Binding to open the VLAN Binding Configuration dialog box.
b. Type 600 in the VLAN ID text box, as shown in Figure 3-76.
Figure 3-76 VLAN Binding Configuration
Table 3-34 describes parameters for port VLAN binding.

Table 3-34 Parameters for Port VLAN Bind
VLAN Type Select Tagged VLAN for uplink port.
VLAN ID The VLAN ID
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c. Click Bind to bind the uplink port to VLAN 600.

d. Click Close to return to the VLAN Binding Configuration window.
4. Click Close.
Result
VLAN is configured successfully.
3.15 Configuring the Multicast Service

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure multicast service at the OLT.
Prerequisites
Context
For some FTTB ONUs (such as the F820) and FTTH ONUs (such as the F420), the
NetNumen N31 unified management system uses the extended OAM protocol for
management. You need to complete the multicast configurations at the OLT before
provisioning the multicast service at the ONU.
Data Scheme
Table 3-35 describes the data scheme for multicast configuration at thr OLT.
Table 3-35 Multicast Configuration Data Scheme
Item Data
Multicast VLAN 800
Video server provides the following three programs, all of which

use the default preview profiles:
Channel IP l Program1: 224.1.1.1
l Program2: 224.1.1.2
l Program3: 224.1.1.3
To configure the multicast service, perform the following steps:
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Steps
1. Enable IGMP.
a. Right-click the NE and choose Ethernet Management > Multicast IPTV
Management > IGMP Global to open the IGMP Global Configuration window.
b. On the IGMP Params tab, enable IGMP Status and use the default values for
other parameters, as shown in Figure 3-77.
Figure 3-77 IGMP Configuration
c. Click Set to confirm.

d. Click Close.
2. Create the multicast VLAN.

Static VLAN Configuration to open the Static VLAN Configuration window.
b. Click Add to open the Static VLAN Properties dialog box.

c. Type 800 in the Start VLAN ID and End VLAN ID text boxes, as shown in Figure
3-78.
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Figure 3-78 Static VLAN Properties
d. Click OK to confirm.
3. Add the uplink port to the multicast VLAN.
b. Click to select the uplink card and return to the Port VLAN Configuration
window.
c. Click VLAN Binding to open the VLAN Binding Configuration dialog box.
d. Type 800 in the VLAN ID text box, as shown in Figure 3-79.
Figure 3-79 VLAN Binding Configuration - I
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e. Click Bind to bind the uplink port to VLAN 800.

f. Click Close to return to the Port VLAN Configuration window.
4. Add the user port to the multicast VLAN.
b. Click to select the xPON card and return to the Port VLAN Configuration
window. Select OLT ID and ONU ID, as shown in Figure 3-80.
c. Click VLAN Binding to open the VLAN Binding Configuration dialog box.
d. Type 800 in the VLAN ID text box, as shown in Figure 3-81.
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Figure 3-81 VLAN Binding Configuration - II
Note:
Before adding the user port to the multicast VLAN, you need to create the multicast GEM
Port.
e. Click Bind to bind the user port to VLAN 800.

f. Click Close to return to the Port VLAN Configurtion window.
5. Configure MVLAN.
a. Configure the MVLAN basic parameters.

Management > Multicast VLAN Registration to open the Multicast VLAN
Registration window.
b. Click New. On the Basic tab, configure the MVLAN basic parameters, as
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Figure 3-82 Multicast VLAN Registration–Basic
Table 3-36 describes the MVLAN basic parameters for the configuration.
Table 3-36 Basic MVLAN Parameters Configuration
VLAN 800 in this example
Working Mode Snooping in this example
Host IP The source IP from which OLT sends the protocol

packets to the uplink device when the working mode
is Proxy
Max Groups The ZXA10 C220 supports up to 4096 multicast

groups.
c. Click Add.
d. Configure MVLAN channel groups.
a. Select the multicast VLAN 800.

b. On the Channel IP tab, click Add to open the Multicast VLAN
Registration–Add Group dialog box.
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Figure 3-83 Multicast VLAN Registration–Add Group
Table 3-37 describes the MVLAN channel group parameters.
Table 3-37 MVLAN Channel Group Parameters
VLAN 800 in this example
Channel IP The multicast IP addresses, used as the channel

source
In this example, the channel is from 224.1.1.1 to
224.1.1.3.
Prejoin Disable: The default

Enable: The OLT sends the report packet to the server
timely when Prejoin is enabled.
Bandwidth Cost The maximum bandwidth allocated to multicast

protocol packets
The value range is from 100 to 65535.
d. Click OK.
e. Configure the MVLAN source port.

The source port is the uplink port which connects to the IPTV server.

b. On the Source Port tab, click to select the uplink card.
c. Select an uplink port and click Bind, as shown in Figure 3-84.
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Figure 3-84 Multicast VLAN Registration - Source Port
Note:
Only the uplink port which is added to VLAN 800 can be bound as the source port.
d. Configure the MVLAN receiving port.

b. On the Receiving Port tab, click to select the service card.
c. Select OLT ID and ONU ID.
d. Select a user port and click Bind, as shown in Figure 3-85.
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Figure 3-85 Multicast VLAN Registration - Receiving Port
Note:
The MVLAN receiving port must be the MVLAN service port.
6. Create the IPTV preview profile.

Management > IPTV Profile to open the Preview Profile window.
b. Select New and configure the parameters, as shown in Figure 3-86.
Figure 3-86 IPTV Preview Profile
c. Click Create.
7. Configure IPTV channels.
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Management > IPTV Channel to open the Channel window.
b. Click Create to open the Create Channel dialog box.
Figure 3-87 Create Channel
Table 3-38 describes the parameters in the Create Channel window.
Table 3-38 Create Channel Parameters Description
Channel Name PROGRAM1 in this example
Starat IP/End IP Multicast IP addresses of the channel source
Preview Profile Use the new preview profile TEST.PRF in this example.
VID 800 in this example
CDR Default: Enable
d. Click OK.
Repeat the same steps to create Program 2 and Program 3.
8. Configure the IPTV package.

Management > IPTV Package to open the Package window.
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b. On the Basic tab, choose New and fill in the package name, as shown in Figure
3-88.
Figure 3-88 IPTV Package – Basic
c. Click Create to create the package.

d. Select the created package and click the Channel tab.
e. Click Add to open the Package–Add Channel dialog box.

f. Select PROGRAM1 and Permit, as shown in Figure 3-89.
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Figure 3-89 Package Configuration–Add Channel
g. Click OK to add Program 1 to the package TEST.

Repeat the same steps to add Program 2 and Program 3 to the package TEST.
9. Configure the port right.
Management > Port Access Control to open the Port Access Control window.
b. Click to select the service card, and select the OLT ID and the ONU ID, as
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Figure 3-90 Port Access Control
c. Select the port and click Modify to open the Port Admin Status dialog box.
d. Select Start from the drop-down list and click OK to return to the Port Access
Control window.
e. On the Package pane, click Right and select Enable to enable the port right, as
Figure 3-91 Port Access Control - Enable
f. Click OK.
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Result
Multicast is configured successfully.
3.16 Configuring Smart QinQ

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure smart QinQ.
Prerequisites
l The network devices and lines are normal.
l The VLAN of the upper-layer device interface corresponds to the VLAN configured on
the uplink interface.
l The xPON service card status is normal.
l The xPON basic service is configured.
Context
The xPON OLT is connected by multiple EPON ONUs, which can replace the layer-2
switches, in the downlink direction. The xPON OLT connects the DSLAM through the
ONU to achieve the function of MAN convergence switches. The packets are added
with different external VLAN tags according to different data streams to achieve service
identification.
The ZXA10 C220 supports the following smart QinQ modes:
l Based on a single CVLAN
l Based on a CVLAN segment
l Based on CoS
l Based on the Ethernet type
l Based on single CVLAN + CoS
l Based on single CVLAN + Ethernet type
When the items on the same port conflict, the item configured earliest takes effect.
To configure smart QinQ, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Configure the SVLAN uplink port.
Refer to the section 3.14 Configuring the VLAN to add the uplink port to the VLAN in
tagged mode.
2. Enable the smart QinQ function.
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a. Right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose Ethernet Management > VLAN
Management > QinQ Enabling. The QinQ Enable Status Config window
appears.
b. Select MainBoard Enable from the Global QinQ Enable Status drop-down list
and click Set to enable the global QinQ function.
c. In the QinQ Enable Status Config window, select the card and PON port. Click
Enable to enable the QinQ function of a PON port, as shown in Figure 3-92.
Figure 3-92 QinQ Enable Status Config
Note:
The QinQ function of a port can only be enabled after the global QinQ function is enabled.
After the QinQ function of a PON port is enabled, the QinQ function of all the ONUs on this
port is disabled.
3. Configure the smart QinQ rule.
a. Right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose Ethernet Management > VLAN
Management > Smart QinQ Config. The Global Smart QinQ Config window
appears.
b. Click Add to display the Add Global QinQ dialog box, as shown in Figure 3-93.
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Figure 3-93 Add Global QinQ
c. Configure the parameters.

Table 3-39 describes the QinQ rule configuration.
Table 3-39 QinQ Rule Configuration
Slot PON card slot
Port PON port
ONU Whether all ONUs support this function
Out SVLAN ID The relevant outer SVLAN of this PON port
Match Role Type l CVLAN Scope

l Ethernet Type
l Cos
l CVLAN + Cos
l CVLAN + Ethernet Type
l CVLAN transparent
Begin CVLAN ID Beginning CVLAN ID
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End CVLAN ID Ending CVLAN ID
Ethernet Type If the Match Role Type is Ethernet Type, you need
to select the Ethernet Type here. The options are as
follows:
l ARP
l IPoE
l PPPoE Discovery
l PPPoE Session
d. Click OK.
e. In the Global Smart QinQ Config window, click Close.
Result
Smart QinQ is configured successfully.
3.17 DHCP Configuration

l Overview of DHCP
l Configuring the DHCP Snooping
l Configuring the DHCP Relay
l Configuring the DHCP Server
3.17.1 Overview of DHCP

Service Description
DHCP enables a host on the network to obtain an IP address, ensuring its normal
communication and relevant configuration information from a DHCP server.
Service Specifications
The ZXA10 C220 provides the following DHCP applications:
l DHCP Snooping
l DHCP Relay
l DHCP Server
The ZXA10 C220 can serve as a DHCP server or DHCP relay to forward DHCP packets.
Both of the applications, however, cannot be used simultaneously on the same VLAN
interface.
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In addition, the ZXA10 C220 uses DHCP Snooping to prevent unauthorized DHCP server
from accessing the network. A trusted port needs to be configured for the DHCP server.
3.17.2 Configuring the DHCP Snooping

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure DHCP Snooping function.
Prerequisites
Context
When DHCP Snooping is enabled on a ZXA10 C220, only the DHCP server connected to
the trust port is available.
To configure the DHCP Snooping function, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the DHCP Snooping Config window.
Right-click the NE and choose Ethernet Management > DHCP Management > DHCP
Snooping Configuration to open the DHCP Snooping Config window.
2. Configure the DHCP trust port.
On the Uplink Port tab, select the port and click Switch , as shown in Figure 3-94.
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Figure 3-94 DHCP Snooping Configuration
3. Configure the DHCP Snooping global parameters.

a. On the Uplink Port tab, click Advanc... to open the DHCP Snooping Global
Config dialog box.
b. Enable the DHCP snooping function, as shown in Figure 3-95, and then click OK
to return to the DHCP Snooping Config window.
Figure 3-95 DHCP Snooping Global Configuration
4. Enable the DHCP Snooping function of a VLAN.
On the VLAN Parameter tab, choose the VLAN and click Switch, as shown in Figure
3-96.
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Figure 3-96 DHCP Snooping VLAN Configuration
5. Enable the DHCP Snooping function of a user port.

a. On the User Port tab, select the user port and click Modify to open the DHCP
Snooping User Port Config dialog box.
b. Configure the parameters, as shown in Figure 3-97, and then click OK to return to
the DHCP Snooping Config window.
Figure 3-97 DHCP Snooping User Port Configuration
c. Click Close.
6. Enable the DHCP Option82 function.
a. Right-click the NE and choose Ethernet Management > Port Locating Config
to open the Port Locating Configuration window, as shown in Figure 3-98.
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Figure 3-98 Port Locating Configuration
b. On the DHCP Configure tab, click Advance to open the Port Locating DHCP
Advanced Configure dialog box.
c. Enable DHCP Option82, as show in Figure 3-99, and then click OK to return to
the Port Locating Config window.
Figure 3-99 Port Locating DHCP Advanced Configuration
d. Click Close.
7. Configure the service port.
Service Port Configuration to open the ServicePort Configuration window.
b. Click to select the service card, and select the OLT port and ONU ID, and
then click Create to open the Create Service Port Configuration dialog box.
c. Configure the parameters, as shown in Figure 3-100, and then click OK to return
to the Service Port Configuration window.
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Figure 3-100 Create ServicePort Configuration
Note:
Both the Inner CVLAN and the Outer CVLAN are the DHCP VLAN.
d. Click Close.
Result
The DHCP Snooping function is configured successfully.
3.17.3 Configuring the DHCP Relay

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the DHCP Relay function.
Prerequisites
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Context
To configure the DHCP Relay function, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Configure the level-3 interface.
a. Right-click the NE and choose Ethernet Management > L3 Interface
Configuration to open the L3 Interface Config window, as shown in Figure
3-101.
Figure 3-101 L3 Interface Configuration – I
b. Click Create to open the L3 Interface Config dialog box.
c. Configure the parameters, as shown in Figure 3-102, and then click OK.
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Figure 3-102 L3 Interface Configuration – II
d. Select the VLAN, and click IP Addr... to open the L3 Interface IP Address Config
window.
e. Click Create to open the L3 Interface IP Address Config dialog box.
f. Configure the layer-3 interface IP address, as shown in Figure 3-103, and then
click OK to return to the L3 Interface Config window.
Figure 3-103 L3 Interface IP Address Configuration
2. Configure DHCP level–3 global parameters.
a. Right-click the NE and choose Ethernet Management > DHCP Management

> DHCP Lever3 Public Configuration to open the DHCP L3 Public Config
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Figure 3-104 DHCP L3 Public Configuration
b. Click Advance to open the DHCP L3 Public Global Config dialog box.
c. Enable the DHCP L3 functions, as shown in Figure 3-105, and click OK to return
to the DHCP L3 Public Config window.
Figure 3-105 DHCP L3 Public Global Configuration
3. Configure the DHCP level-3 public VLAN interface mode.
a. In the DHCP L3 Public Config window, select the VLAN and click Modify to open
the DHCP L3 Public VLAN... dialog box.
b. Select the VLAN interface mode (Relay in the example) from the VLAN Interface
Mode drop-down list, as shown in Figure 3-106, and click OK.
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Figure 3-106 DHCP L3 Public VLAN Interface Configuration
Note:
The DHCP Proxy mode, which can detect the user disconnection quickly, is the extension of
the Relay mode.
4. Configure DHCP Relay.
a. Right-click the NE and choose Ethernet Management > DHCP Management >
DHCP Relay Configuration to open the DHCP Relay Config window.
b. On the VLAN ID tab, select the VLAN and click Modify to open the DHCP Relay
VLAN Interface Config dialog box.
c. Configure the parameter, as shown in Figure 3-107, and then click OK to return to
the DHCP Relay Config window.
Figure 3-107 DHCP Relay VLAN Interface Configuration
Table 3-40 describes the parameters for DHCP Relay VLAN Interface
Configuration.
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Table 3-40 Parameters for DHCP Relay VLAN Interface Configuration
Option60 operation l Enable: Select the DHCP server according to the

Option60 string.
l Disable: Use the DHCP relay server configured on the
VLAN port.
Agent IP IP address of DHCP Relay server, consistent with the IP

address of the L3 VLAN port
5. Configure DHCP Relay server (Option60).

a. On the Option60 tab of the DHCP Relay Config window, click Create to open the
DHCP Relay Option60 Config dialog box.
b. Configure the parameters, as shown in Figure 3-108, and then click OK to return
to the DHCP Relay Config window.
Figure 3-108 DHCP Relay Option60 Configuration
Table 3-41 describes the parameters of DHCP Relay Option60.
Table 3-41 Parameters of DHCP Relay Option60
String Option60 string that matches the DHCP Relay server
Server IP address of DHCP Relay server
Forward mode DHCP packets forward mode, value range:

l Standard (default)
l Smart
l Security
6. Configure the DHCP Relay VLAN interface server (optional).
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Note:
This configuration takes effect only when the Option60 is disabled in the DHCP Relay agent.
a. On the VLAN Interface Server tab of the DHCP Relay Config window, click
Create to open the DHCP Relay VLAN Interface Server dialog box.
to the DHCP Relay Config window.
Figure 3-109 DHCP Relay VLAN Interface Server
7. Click Close.
Result
The DHCP Relay function is configured successfully.
3.17.4 Configuring the DHCP Server

Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the DHCP Server function.
Prerequisites
Context
To configure the DHCP Server function, perform the following steps:
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Steps
1. Configure level-3 interface.
Refer to the topic 3.17.3 Configuring the DHCP Relay for detailed configuration.
2. Configure the DHCP level-3 public parameters.
3. Configure the DHCP level-3 public VLAN interface mode.
4. Configure the DHCP server global parameters.
a. Right-click the NE and choose Ethernet Management > DHCP Management >
DHCP Server Configuration to open the DHCP Server Config window.
b. Click Advance to open the DHCP Server Global Config dialog box.
Figure 3-110 DHCP Server Global Configuration
5. Configure the DHCP Server IP pool.

a. On the IP Pool tab of the DHCP Server Config window, click Create to open the
DHCP Server IP Pool Config dialog box.
to the DHCP Server Config window.
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Figure 3-111 DHCP Server IP Pool Configuration
c. On the VLAN ID tab, select the VLAN and click Modify to open the DHCP Server
VLAN Interface Config dialog box.
d. Select the IP pool, as shown in Figure 3-112, and then click OK.
Figure 3-112 DHCP Server VLAN Interface Configuration
6. Configure the VLAN interface gateway of the DHCP Server.
a. On the VLAN Interface Gateway tab of the DHCP Server Config window, click
Create to open the DHCP Server VLAN Interface Gateway Config dialog box.
to the DHCP Server Config window.
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Figure 3-113 DHCP Server VLAN Interface Gateway
7. Click Close.
Result
The DHCP Server function is configured successfully.
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Chapter 4
EPON FTTB ONU
Configuration
Table of Contents
ZXDSL 9806H (EPON)...............................................................................................4-1
ZXA10 F820 (EPON)................................................................................................4-36
ZXA10 F822 (EPON)................................................................................................4-56
4.1 ZXDSL 9806H (EPON)

l Authenticating a 9806H ONU
l 9806H NE Creation
l Global Parameter Configuration for the ZXDSL 9806H
l Creating the ADSL Line Profile
l Service Configuration of the ZXDSL 9806H
4.1.1 Authenticating a 9806H ONU

Short Description
Perform this procedure to authenticate a 9806H ONU.
Prerequisites
l You have logged in to the NetNument N31 unified management system.
l The NetNument N31 unified management system communicates with the ZXDSL
9806H properly.
Context
To authenticate an ONU, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Add an ONU and authenticate it.
a. Open the ONU Configuration window.
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The NetNumen N31 unified management system provides multiple ways to open
the ONU Configuation window. This topic only introduces two ways, as described
in Table 4-1.
Table 4-1 Ways to Open the ONU Configuration Window
Purpose Operation
Open the ONU Configuration On the OLT rack view, right-click the specified PON port
window. and choose ONU Configuration.
In the Topology Management window, right-click the

ZXA10 C220 NE and choose ONU Configuration. Set
the correct card and port.
The ONU Configuration window manages the ONUs under the specified PON
port in a unified way, as shown in Figure 4-1.
Figure 4-1 ONU Configuration Management
b. Manage the unauthenticated ONUs.
Click Unauth Onu... to open the Unauth ONU Management window, as shown
in Figure 4-2.
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Figure 4-2 Unauth ONU Management
The NetNumen N31 unified management system provides multiple ways to open
the Unauth ONU Config window. Table 4-2 describes the operations.
Table 4-2 Ways to Open the Unauth ONU Config Window
Purpose Operation Description
The unauthenticated ONUs can

be searched according to the
Right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE
following:
and choose EPON Management
Open the Unauth l Group
> Unauthentication ONU
ONU Config l NE
Management.
window. l PON card
l PON port
On the ONU Configuration Search authenticated ONUs by

window, clickUnauth ONU.... PON port.
2. Configure the ONU attributes.

a. In the Unauth ONU Management window, click Add ONU... to open the ONU
Attribute dialog box.
b. Configure the basic and extend parameters.
On the Basic&Extends Parameters tab, configure the parameters, as shown in

Figure 4-3.
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Figure 4-3 Basic&Extends Parameters
Table 4-3 describes parameters of ONU basic and remote management

information.
Table 4-3 Configuration of Basic and Extend Parameters
ID ONU ID
Range: 1 – 64
Name ONU name
Auth value ONU MAC address
ONU type ZTE-9806H
Splitter ID According to the network topology
Admin status Enable or disable administration
Management model Common or NAT
Bandwidth ONU bandwidth profile
Management IP and Select it to configure ONU IP, MASK, Management VLAN,

Route Configuration Destination, Route Mask, and Gateway.
c. Configure the maintenance parameters.

On the Maintenance Parameters tab, enter the parameters, as shown in Figure
4-4.
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Figure 4-4 Maintenance Parameters
d. Configure the monitoring level.

a. On the Maintenance Parameters tab, click besides Alarm Monitoring
Level to open the ONU Monitoring Level Configuration dialog box.
b. Configure the monitoring level, as shown in Figure 4-5, and click OK to return
to the ONU Attribute dialog box.
Figure 4-5 ONU Monitoring Level Configuration
Note:
The NetNumen N31 unified management system provides three default monitoring levels.
You can modify the level and monitoring period as required.
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c. Click Close.
Result
The ONU is authenticated successfully.
4.1.2 9806H NE Creation

The NetNumen N31 NM System provides the following ways to create a NE.
l Creating a NE Through NMS Unified Management
l Creating a NE Through Topology Synchronization
l Creating a NE Through Topology Deployment
4.1.2.1 Creating a NE Through NMS Unified Management
Short Description
Perform this procedure to create a 9806H NE through NMS unified management.
Prerequisites
l The OLT device network is deployed.
Context
The procedure for creating a 9806H NE is similar to that of creating an OLT NE. Refer to
the topic 3.1 Creating an OLT NE for detailed steps.
To create a 9806H NE, perform the following steps:
Steps

- Create dialog box.
In the Management - Create dialog box, select ZXDSL9806H from the NE Type pane
in the left, and configure the parameters on the Basic tab in the right pane.
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Result
A 9806H NE is created successfully.
4.1.2.2 Creating an NE Through Topology Synchronization
Short Description
Perform this procedure to create a ZXDSL 9806H NE through topology synchronization.
Prerequisites
l The OLT device network is depolyed.
Context
To create an NE, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the ONU Configuration window.
a. Right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose ONU Configuration to open the ONU
b. In the ONU Configuration window, set the correct card and port. Click Topo
Upda... to open the ONU Topo Node Updating window, as shown in Figure 4-6.
Figure 4-6 ONU Topo Node Updating
2. Add the NE to the appointed group.

a. Select the 9806H NE.
b. Select Add Topology Node to Group and click to select the group.
3. Select Auto Create Link Connect to OLT, as shown in Figure 4-7.
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Figure 4-7 Add Topology Node to Group
4. Click Start to create the 9806H NE in the specified group.

Result
A 9806H NE is created successfully.
4.1.2.3 Creating a NE Through ONU Topology Deployment
Short Description
Perform this procedure to create a 9806H NE through topology deployment.
Prerequisites
Context
The NetNumen N31 supports the ONU topology deployment function for OLT NEs, which
creates NE groups automatically.
To create a 9806H NE, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose Deploy Onu Topo to open the ONU Topo
Deploy dialog box, as shown in Figure 4-8.
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Figure 4-8 ONU Topo Deploy
2. Click Yes.
Result
Figure 4-9 shows the topology deployment of ONUs.
Figure 4-9 ONU Topology Deployment
Follow-Up Action
To configure the ONU topology deployment function in the NetNumen N31 unified
management system, perform the following steps:
1. Open the auto-deployment configuration file .\netnumen\ums-svr\zxnm01\is

\pon-common\pon-common.par\conf\zxnm01-pon-onudeploy-conf.xml,
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Figure 4-10 Configuration File for ONU Topology Deployment
2. Modify the parameters in the red frames. Table 4-4 describes the parameters.
Table 4-4 Parameters for ONU Topology Deployment Configuration
adminstatus l 1: Enable ONU topology deployment (default).

l 2: Disable ONU topology deployment.
datasource l 1: Get topology data from the database (default,

recommended).
l 2: Get topology data from the NE.
l 3: Get topology data from the database and NE in sequence.
communitymode l 1: Get read/write community from the configuration file (default).

l 2: Get read/write community from the OLT NE (the read/write
community in the configuration file is invalid).
namerule l 1: ONU is named according to the name configured in the

OLT (default).
l 2: ONU is named according to its management IP address.
l 3: ONU is named according to its VoIP domain name.
modifyCurrNeNameFlag l 1: If the ONU exits before the deployment, its name is not
modified after the deployment (default).
l 2: If the ONU exits before the deployment, it is renamed
according to the namerule after the deployment.
3. Save and exit.
4.1.3 Global Parameter Configuration for the ZXDSL 9806H

The global parameter configuration for the ZXDSL 9806H includes:
l Configuring the Time Management
l Configuring the Trap Server
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l Configuring the SNMP Community
4.1.3.1 Configuring the Time Management
Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the time management on a 9806H.
Prerequisites
Context
To configure the time management, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the Time Management window.
Right-click the 9806H NE and choose System Management > Time Management to
open the NE Time Management window.
2. Configure parameters, as shown in Figure 4-11.
Figure 4-11 NE Time Management
3. Click Apply.
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Result
The time management is configured successfully.
Follow-Up Action
You can perform the following steps to configure NE time in batch:
1. Click Batch Configuration to display the Ne Time Batch Configuration, as shown
in Figure 4-12.
Figure 4-12 NE Time Batch Configuration

3. Click Set to open the Batch Operation - NE Time Configuration window, as shown
in Figure 4-13.
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Figure 4-13 Batch Operation - NE Time Configuration
4. Select the NEs.

5. Click Start to configure NE time in batch.
4.1.3.2 Configuring the Trap Server
Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the trap server on a 9806H.
Prerequisites
Context
Steps
Right-click the NE and choose System Management > Trap Server to open the Trap
Server window, as shown in Figure 4-14.
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Figure 4-14 Trap Server
Note:
3. Click Add to open the Add Trap Server dialog box.

4. Configure the trap server parameters, as shown in Figure 4-15.
Figure 4-15 Add Trap Server
Generally, the Trap Server IP is set to the same IP address of the NM physical host
server.
5. Click OK to return to the Trap Server window.
6. Click Close.
Result
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4.1.3.3 Configuring a CLI User
Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure a CLI user on a 9806H.
Prerequisites
Context
Steps
1. Open the Rack window.
Double-click the 9806H NE to open the Rack window, as shown in Figure 4-16.
Figure 4-16 9806H Rack

Right-click the SCCB card and choose System Management > CLI User
Configuration to open the CLI User Config window, as shown in Figure 4-17.
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3. Configure the user.
Note:
If you select Apply to NEs, the configuration is applied to all NEs.
In the CLI User Config window, you can perform different operations. Table 4-5
describes the operations related to a CLI user.
Table 4-5 Operations Related to a CLI User
Operation Step
Create a CLI user. Click Create. Configure the user name, password, and
access level in the open window.
Modify a CLI user. Select a user. Click Modify.
Delete a CLI user. Select a user. Click Delete.
4. Click Close.
Result
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4.1.3.4 Configuring the SNMP Community
Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the SNMP community on a 9806H.
Prerequisites
Context
To configure the SNMP community, perform the following steps:
Steps
Double-click the 9806H NE to open the Rack window, as shown in Figure 4-18.
Figure 4-18 9806H Rack View
2. Open the SNMP Community Configuration window.

Right-click the SSCB card and choose System Management > SNMP Community
Configuration to open the SNMP Community Configuration window, as shown in
Figure 4-19.
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Figure 4-19 SNMP Community Configuration
3. Configure the SNMP community.
Note:
You can click Batch Create to create the SNMP community on multiple NEs or click Batch Delete
to delete the SNMP community on multiple NEs.
a. Click Create to open the Create SNMP Community dialog box.

the SNMP Community Configuration window.
Figure 4-20 Create SNMP Community
Note:
It is recommended to select Set as NMS Read Community. If not, the NMS cannot manage
the NE.
4. Click Close.
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Result
The SNMP community is configured successfully.
4.1.4 Creating the ADSL Line Profile

Short Description
Perform this procedure to create the ADSL line profile.
Prerequisites
Context
To create the ADSL line profile, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Right-click the 9806H NE and choose Offline Profiles > ADSL Offline Line Profile
to open the ADSL Offline Line Profile window, as shown in Figure 4-21.
Figure 4-21 ADSL Offline Line Profile
2. Configure parameters as required.
Note:
You can perform batch operations to NEs by clicking the corresponding buttons in the Batch Op-
erations to NEs box.
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3. Click Create.
Result
The ADSL offline line profile is configured successfully.
4.1.5 Service Configuration of the ZXDSL 9806H

The service configuration of the ZXDSL 9806H includes:
l Configuring Broadband Service
l Configuring Multicast Service
l Configuring VoIP Service
4.1.5.1 Configuring Broadband Service
Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the 9806H broadband service.
Prerequisites
Configuration Data
Table 4-6 describes the configuration data of the 9806H broadband service.
Table 4-6 9806H Broadband Service Configuration Data
Item Data
VLAN ID 2001 – 2024
Uplink port 5/1
Service port 2/1 – 24
Context
To configure the 9806H broadband service, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Configure port VLANs.
a. Double-click the 9806H NE to open the Rack window.
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b. Right-click the broadband service card and choose Port VLAN Configuration to
open the Port VLAN Configuration window, as shown in Figure 4-22.
c. Click Modify to display the Port VLAN Configuration dialog box, as shown in
Figure 4-23. Configure the parameters.
Figure 4-23 Port VLAN Configuration - Bind VLAN
Table 4-7 describers the parameters in the Port VLAN Configuration dialog box.
Table 4-7 Parameters Description for Port VLAN Configuration
Start/End Start slot/port and the end slot/port
Start VLAN ID First VLAN ID in batch configuration
Increase By One Select Yes from the drop-down list to configure

VLANs in batch.
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Specify Uplink Ports Bound to VLAN Select the specified Uplink Port to bind the uplink
(Tagged) port to VLANs in batch.
d. Click Set to bind VLAN in batch.

2. View VLAN configuration (optional).
a. In the Rack window, right-click the main control card and choose VLAN
Configuration to open the Static VLAN Configuration window, as shown in
Figure 4-24.
Figure 4-24 Static VLAN Configuration
b. Click View Binding to open the Port Binding Information dialog box, as shown
in Figure 4-25.
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Figure 4-25 Port Binding Information
3. Configure port parameters in batch.

a. In the Rack window, right-click the broadband service card and choose DSL Ports
Batch Configuration to open the DSL Ports Batch Configuration window.
b. Configure parameters, as shown in Figure 4-26, and then click Set.
Figure 4-26 DSL Ports Batch Configuration
Table 4-8 describers the parameters in the DSL Ports Batch Configuration dialog
box.
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Table 4-8 Parameters Description for DSL Ports Batch Configuration
Start/End Start slot/port and the end slot/port
Administrative Status Port administration status
Trap Enable Enable trap
Line Profile ADSL line profile
PVC Bridge Port PVC number
PVID Start First PVID in batch configuration

PVIDs in batch.
4. Save the configuration data.

Right-click the 9806H NE and choose Save Configuration Data. A confirm dialog
box appears. Click OK to save the configuration data to the flash.
Result
The broadband service is configured successfully.
4.1.5.2 Configuring Multicast Service
Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the multicast service on a 9806H.
Prerequisites
Configuration Data
Table 4-9 describes configuration data of the 9806H multicast service.
Table 4-9 9806H Multicast Service Configuration Data
Item Data
Multicast VLAN ID 500
Uplink port 5/1
Service port 2/1
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Item Data
Multicast groups The video server provides three programs, which use the
default preview template:
l Program 1: 224.1.1.1
l Program 1: 224.1.1.2
l Program 1: 224.1.1.3
Context
To configure the 9806H multicast service, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Configure IPTV global parameters.
b. Right-click the main control card and choose IPTV Management > IGMP Global
Configuration to open the IGMP Configuration window.
c. Select Enable from the IGMP Status drop-down list and Snooping from the
Working Mode drop-down list, as shown in Figure 4-27.
Figure 4-27 IGMP Configuration
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d. Click Set.
2. Configure the static VLAN and bind ports.
a. In the 9806H Rack window, right-click the broadband service card and choose
b. Click Modify to display the Port VLAN Configuration dialog box. Configure the
parameters, as shown in Figure 4-28.
Figure 4-28 Port VLAN Configuration - Bind VLAN
c. Click Set to bind the VLAN.

3. Configure the service port status and PVID.
a. In the 9806H Rack window, right-click the broadband service card and choose
ADSL Managemenet > ATM PVC to open the PVC Config window.
b. Select the user port and click Set to open the Modify PVC dialog box. Configure
parameters, as shown in Figure 4-29.
Figure 4-29 Modify PVC
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c. Click OK.
4. Configure the multicast VLAN.
a. In the 9806H Rack window, right-click the broadband service card and
choose IPTV Management > Multicast VLAN Registration to open the MVR
b. ON the Basic tab, configure the parameters, as shown in Figure 4-30.
Figure 4-30 Multicast VLAN Registration (Basic)
c. Click Add.
5. Configure multicast groups.
a. In the MVR Configuration window, select the Channel IP tab.
b. Click Add to open the MVR Configuration–Add Group dialog box.
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Figure 4-31 MVR Configuration–Add Group
d. Click OK.
6. Configure the receiving port.
a. In the MVR Configuration window, select the Receiving Port tab, as shown in
Figure 4-32.
Figure 4-32 MVR Configuration–Receiving Port
b. Select the specified service port and click Bind.
7. Configure the source port.
a. On the Source Port tab of the MVR Configuration window, select the specified
uplink port and click Bind, as shown in Figure 4-33.
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Figure 4-33 MVR Configuration–Source Port
Result
The 9806H multicast service is configured successfully.
4.1.5.3 Configuring VoIP Service
Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the VoIP service on a 9806H.
Prerequisites
Configuration Data
Table 4-10 lists the 9806H VoIP service configuration data.
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Table 4-10 9806H VoIP Service Configuration Data
Item Data
VoIP service VLAN ID 200
l Remote management IP: 10.66.139.238

l Mask: 255.255.224.0
l Management gateway: 10.66.128.3
ONU
l Service IP: 10.76.250.7
l Mask: 255.255.0.0
l Service gateway: 10.76.254.253
l Protocol: H.248
l Registration mode: IPv4
VoIP resouce l SS IP address: 10.66.22.1
l TID: USER0–USER31
l RTP: 00000–00015
VoIP service priority 7
Context
To configure the 9806H VoIP service, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Configure the VoIP service VLAN IP address.
b. Right-click the main control card and choose System Management > Static
Subnet to open the Subnet Configuration window.
c. Click Create to open the Add Subnet dialog box.
d. Configure parameters, as shown in Figure 4-34, and then click OK.
Figure 4-34 Add Subnet
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Note:
The VoIP subnet is used for VoIP service.
2. Configure the VoIP route.

a. In the 9806H NE Rack window, right-click the main control card and choose
System Management > Static Route to open the Route Configuration window.
b. Click Create to open the Create Static Route dialog box.
c. Configure parameters, as shown in Figure 4-35, and then click OK.
Figure 4-35 Create Static Route
3. Configure the VoIP service VLAN uplink port.

a. In the 9806H NE Rack window, right-click the main control card and choose Port
VLAN Configuration to open the Port VLAN Configuration window.
b. Click Modify to display the Port VLAN Configuration dialog box.
c. Configure parameters, as shown in Figure 4-36, and then click Set.
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Figure 4-36 Port VLAN Configuration - Bind VoIP VLAN
4. Configure the MG (optional).
Note:
When you configure the VoIP service VLAN IP address, the IP address is automatically set to the
MG IP address.
a. In the 9806H NE Rack window, right-click the VoIP card and choose VoIP
Management > MG Configuration to open the MG window.
b. Select the default MG and click Modify to open the Modify MGC dialog box, as
Figure 4-37 Modify MG
c. Modify the parameters, and then click OK.
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5. Configure the MGC.

a. In the 9806H NE Rack window, right-click the VoIP service card and choose VoIP
Management > MGC Configuration to open the MGC window.
b. Select the default MGC and click Modify to open the Modify MGC dialog box.
c. Modify the parameters, as shown in Figure 4-38.
Figure 4-38 Modify MGC
d. Click OK.
6. Configure VoIP resource.
a. In the 9806H NE Rack window, right-click the VoIP card and choose VoIP
Management > VoIP Resource Configuration to open the VOIP Resource
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Figure 4-39 VoIP Resource
b. Click TID Delete to open the Confirm dialog box, and then click OK.
c. Click TID Create to open the Set TID Prefix dialog box.
Figure 4-40 Set TID Prefix
7. Configure user TIDs.
a. In the 9806H NE Rack window, right-click the VoIP card and choose Port Manager
to open the Port Manager window, as shown in Figure 4-41.
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Figure 4-41 Port Manager
b. Click Delete Termination ID to open the Delete Termination ID dialog box.

c. Configure parameters, as shown in Figure 4-42, and then click OK to return to the
Port Manager window.
Figure 4-42 Delete Termination ID
d. Click Set Termination ID Prefix to open the Set Termination ID Prefix dialog
box. Set the Termination ID prefix, as shown in Figure 4-43.
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Figure 4-43 Set Termination ID Prefix
e. Click OK to confirm.
8. Query the VoIP registration status.
b. Right-click the VoIP card and choose VoIP Resource Statistic > H248
Performance Statistic to query the VoIP registration status.
9. Save the data.
Result
The VoIP service on a 9806H is configured successfully.
4.2 ZXA10 F820 (EPON)

l Authenticating an F820 ONU (EPON)
l F820 NE Creation (EPON)
l Global Parameter Configuration for the F820 (EPON)
l F820 Service Configuration (EPON)
4.2.1 Authenticating an F820 ONU (EPON)

Short Description
Perform this procedure to authenticate an F820 ONU.
Prerequisites
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Context
The procedure for authenticating an F820 ONU (EPON) is similar to that of authenticating a
9806H ONU. Refer to the topic 4.1.1 Authenticating a 9806H ONU for detailed information.
4.2.2 F820 NE Creation (EPON)

The NetNumen N31 NM System provides the following ways to create a NE:
l Creating NE Through NMS Unified Management
l Creating NE Through Topology Synchronization
l Creating NE Through Topology Deployment
Short Description
Perform this procedure to create an F820 NE through NMS unified management.
Prerequisites
Context
The procedure for creating an ONU NE is similar to that for creating an OLT NE. Refer to
To create an ONU NE, perform the following steps:
Steps
In the Management - Create dialog box, select F820 from the NE Type pane in the
left, and configure the parameters on the Basic tab in the right pane.
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Result
The NE is created successfully.
4.2.2.2 Creating a NE Through Topology Synchronization
Short Description
Perform this procedure to create an F820 NE through topology synchronization.
Prerequisites
Context
The procedure for creating an F820 NE is similar to that for creating a 9806H NE. Refer
to the topic 4.1.2.2 Creating an NE Through Topology Synchronization for detailed
information.
4.2.2.3 Creating a NE Through ONU Topology Deployment
Short Description
Perform this procedure to create an F820 NE through topology deployment.
Prerequisites
Context
to the topic 4.1.2.3 Creating a NE Through ONU Topology Deployment for detailed
information.
4.2.3 Global Parameter Configuration for the F820 (EPON)

The global parameter configuration for the F820 includes:
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Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the time management on an F820.
Prerequisites
Context
Steps
1. Open the NE Time window.
Right-click the F820 NE and choose System Management > NE Time to open the
NE Time window, as shown in Figure 4-44.
Figure 4-44 NE Time
Note:
If you select Use UMS Server Time, the NE synchronizes the time with the NMS.
If you select Apply to NEs, the time of the NEs is configured in batch.
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3. Click Set.
Result
Time management is configured successfully.
Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the trap server on an F820.
Prerequisites
Context
Steps
Server Configuration window, as shown in Figure 4-45.
Figure 4-45 Trap Server Configuration – I
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a. Click Add to open the Trap Server Configuration dialog box.
Figure 4-46 Trap Server Configuration – II
Note:
c. Click OK to return to the Trap Server window.

3. Click Close.
Result
Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure a CLI user on an F820.
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Prerequisites
Context
Steps
Double-click the F820 NE to open the Rack window, as shown in Figure 4-47.
Figure 4-47 F820 Rack
Right-click the MS8E card and choose System Management > CLI User Config to
open the CLI User Config window, as shown in Figure 4-48.
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Note:
Operation Step
4. Click Close.
Result
Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the SNMP community on an F820.
Prerequisites
Context
Steps
Right-click the NE and choose System Management > Community Configuration

to open the Community Config window, as shown in Figure 4-49.
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2. Type the SNMP community name in the Community Name text box.
Note:
If you select Apply to Nes, the community name is applied to all NEs.
3. Click OK.
Result
4.2.4 F820 Service Configuration (EPON)

The service configuration of the F820 includes:
l Configuring the Broadband Service
l Configuring the Multicast Service
l Configuring the VoIP Service
4.2.4.1 Configuring the Broadband Service
Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the F820 broadband service.
Prerequisites
l The ONU supports extended OAM protocol management.
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Configuration Data
Table 4-12 describes the configuration data of the F820 broadband service.
Table 4-12 F820 Broadband Service Configuration Data
Item Data
Service VLAN VLAN ID: 2001
Service port 1/1
VLAN mode Tag
Context
To configure the F820 broadband service, perform the following steps:
Steps
b. Select the card and port, as shown in Figure 4-50.
Figure 4-50 ONU Configuration
2. Configure the VLAN.

a. In the ONU Configuration window, right-click the F820 from the ONU list
and choose VLAN/Multicast Configuration. The VLAN and Multicast
Configuration dialog box appears.
b. In the VLAN and Multicast Configuration dialog box, click the VLAN
Configuration tab.
c. Select the port used for the broadband service, and then modify the port VLAN
configuration.
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For example, select port 1 and add port 1 to VLAN 2001. Select Tag for Mode, as
Figure 4-51 VLAN and Multicast Configuration
d. Click Set to save the configuration.

Result
The F820 broadband service is configured successfully.
4.2.4.2 Configuring the Multicast Service
Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the F820 multicast service.
Prerequisites
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Configuration Data
Table 4-13 describes the configuration data of the F820 multicast service.
Table 4-13 F820 Multicast Service Configuration Data
Item Data
Multicast VLAN 51
Unicast VLAN 85
Multicast protocol IGMP Snooping
Service port 1/2
VLAN mode Tag
Context
To configure the F820 multicast service, perform the following steps:
Steps
2. Configure the VLAN.

a. In the ONU Configuration window, right-click the F820 from the ONU list
and choose VLAN/Multicast Configuration. The VLAN and Multicast
Configuration dialog box appears.
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Configuration tab.
c. Select the port used for the unicast service, and then modify the port VLAN
configuration.
For example, select port 2, add port 2 to VLAN 85, and select Tag for Mode, as
Figure 4-53 VLAN and Multicast Configuration
3. Configure the multicast protocol.

a. In the VLAN and Multicast Configuration dialog box, click the Multicast
Configuration tab.
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Figure 4-54 Multicast Configuration
Table 4-14 describes the parameters on the Multicast Configuration tab.
Table 4-14 Multicast Configuration Parameters Description
Multicast Protocol l If IGMP Snooping is selected, ONU must use the

Snooping protocol.
l If IGMP Proxy is selected, ONU can use any protocol.
Fast Leave Status The default value is Enable.
4. Bind the receiving port with the multicast VLAN.

Configuration tab.
b. Select the port in the Received Port Configuration list.

c. Click beside Multicast VLAN to display the Multicast VLAN Configuration
dialog box.
d. Select 51 from the Available Multicast VLAN column. Click to add VLAN
51 to the Multicast VLAN column, as shown in Figure 4-55.
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Figure 4-55 Multicast VLAN Configuration
e. Click OK to go back to the VLAN and Multicast Configuration dialog box.

5. Configure tag stripe of the multicast port.
Configuration tab.
b. Configure the maximum multicast group number in the Max Group Num text box.
c. Select Stripe from the Is Peer Off Tag drop-down list.
d. Click Set.
Result
The F820 multicast service is configured successfully.
4.2.4.3 Configuring the VoIP Service
Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the F820 VoIP service.
Prerequisites
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Configuration Data
Table 4-15 describes the configuration data of the F820 VoIP service.
Table 4-15 F820 VoIP Service Configuration Data
Item Data
Voice VLAN 46
Voice card slot number 1
VoIP IP profile TestProfileIP
VoIP VLAN profile TestProfileVLAN
VoIP protocol profile (H.248) TestProfileH248
VoIP fax profile TestProfileFax
User TID AG58900 – AG85915 (default)
RTP TID RTP00000 – RTP00015
Context
To configure the F820 VoIP service, perform the following steps:
Steps
2. Bind the voice VLAN.
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a. In the ONU Configuration window, right-click the F820 NE and choose

VLAN/Multicast Configuration. The VLAN and Multicast Configuration dialog
box appears.
Configuration tab.
c. Click beside Tagged VLAN. Type 46 in the VLAN List text box and then click
Bind. Figure 4-57 shows the result. In this example, EPON ONU port is added to
VLAN 46 in tagged mode.
Figure 4-57 VLAN Bound Successfully
3. Apply the profiles to the F820.

a. In the ONU Configuration window, right-click the F820 NE and choose VOIP
Configuration > Profile Apply Config. The VOIP Profile Apply Configuration
dialog box appears, as shown in Figure 4-58.
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Figure 4-58 VoIP Profile Apply Configuration
b. Select the VoIP profiles.

Refer to the section 3.8 EPON ONU Profile Configuration for the VoIP profile
configuration.
c. Click Config to confirm.
4. (Optional) Configure the VoIP IP address.
Configuration > Connect Config. The VOIP Connect Config dialog box
appears.
b. Configure the parameters as required, as shown in Figure 4-59.
Figure 4-59 VoIP Connect Configuration
Table 4-16 describes the parameters in the VOIP Connect Config dialog box.
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Table 4-16 VoIP Connect Configuration Parameters Description
Card l For F820, card is slot 1.

l For F820, card is the real slot in which the voice card is.
IP Address It is consistent with the IP address of the corresponding node

assigned by SS.
l If the IP Address Mode in the VoIP profile is Static, it is
necessary to configure the IP address.
l If the IP Address Mode in the VoIP profile is DHCP or
PPPoE, it is unnecessary to configure the IP address.

5. Configure the domain name.
a. In the ONU Configuration window, right-click the F820 and choose VOIP
Configuration > Domain Config. The VOIP Domain Config dialog box appears.
b. Configure the parameters as required, as shown in Figure 4-60.
Figure 4-60 VoIP Domain Configuration
Table 4-17 describes the parameters in the VOIP Domain Config dialog box.
Table 4-17 VoIP Domain Configuration Parameters Description
Card l For F820, card is slot 1.

l For F820, card is the real slot in which the voice card is.
Domain It is consistent with the domain name configured on the

media gateway controller.
6. Configure the narrowband user termination IP (User-TID).
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Configuration > TID Config (User). The VOIP User TID Config dialog box
appears.
b. Click Add. Configure the user TID parameters in the pop-up dialog box, as shown
in Figure 4-61.
Figure 4-61 VoIP User TID Configuration
c. Click OK to confirm.
7. Configure VoIP resource termination ID (RTP-TID).
Configuration > TID Config (RTP). The TID Configuration (RTP) dialog box
appears.
b. Configure VoIP resource termination ID, as shown in Figure 4-62.
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Figure 4-62 TID Configuration (RTP)

Result
The F820 VoIP service is configured successfully.
4.3 ZXA10 F822 (EPON)

l Authenticating an F822 ONU (EPON)
l F822 NE Creation (EPON)
l Global Parameter Configuration for the F822 (EPON)
l Service Configuration of the F822 (EPON)
4.3.1 Authenticating an F822 ONU (EPON)

Short Description
Perform this procedure to authenticate an F822 ONU.
Prerequisites

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Context
The procedure for authenticating an F822 ONU is similar to that of authenticating a 9806H
ONU. Refer to the topic 4.1.1 Authenticating a 9806H ONU for detailed information.
4.3.2 F822 NE Creation (EPON)

The NetNumen N31 NM System provides the following ways to create a NE:
l Creating NE Through NMS Unified Management
l Creating NE Through Topology Synchronization
l Creating NE Through Topology Deployment
Short Description
Perform this procedure to create an F822 NE on the NMS unified management system.
Prerequisites
Context
The procedure for creating an ONU NE is similar to that for creating an OLT NE. Refer to
To create an ONU NE, perform the following steps:
Steps
In the Management - Create dialog box, select F820 from the NE Type pane in the
left, and configure the parameters on the Basic tab in the right pane.
Result
An F822 NE is created successfully.
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4.3.2.2 Creating a NE through Topology Synchronization
Short Description
Perform this procedure to create an F822 NE through topology synchronization.
Prerequisites
Context
to the topic 4.1.2.2 Creating an NE Through Topology Synchronization for detailed
information.
4.3.2.3 Creating a NE through ONU Topology Deployment
Short Description
Perform this procedure to create an F822 NE through topology deployment.
Prerequisites
Context
to the topic 4.1.2.3 Creating a NE Through ONU Topology Deployment for detailed
information.
4.3.3 Global Parameter Configuration for the F822 (EPON)

The global parameters configuration for the F822 includes:

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Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the time management on an F822.
Prerequisites
Context
Steps
1. Open the Time Management window.
Right-click the F822 NE and choose System Management > Time Management to
open the Time Management window.
2. Configure parameters, as shown in Figure 4-63.
Figure 4-63 Time Management
3. Click Apply.
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Note:
If you click Batch Configuration, the NE time can be configured in batch. For detailed information,
you can refer to the topic 4.1.3.1 Configuring the Time Management.
Result
The time management is configured successfully.
Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the trap server on an F822.
Prerequisites
Context
Steps
Server window, as shown in Figure 4-64.
Figure 4-64 Trap Server
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Note:
a. Click Add to open the Add Trap Server dialog box.

Figure 4-65 Add Trap Server
c. Click OK to return to the Trap Server window.

3. Click Close.
Result
Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure a CLI user on an F822.
Prerequisites
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Context
Steps
Double-click the F822 NE to open the Rack window, as shown in Figure 4-66.
Figure 4-66 F822 Rack

Right-click the GNI card and choose System Management > CLI User Configuration
to open the CLI User Config window, as shown in Figure 4-67.
Note:
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Operation Step
4. Click Close.
Result
Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the SNMP community on an F822.
Prerequisites
Context
Steps
Right-click the GNI card and choose System Management > SNMP Community
Configuration to open the SNMP Community Configuration window, as shown in
Figure 4-68.
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Note:
You can click Batch Create to create SNMP community on multiple NEs or click Batch Delete to
delete SNMP community on multiple NEs.
2. Configure SNMP community.

a. Click Create to open the Create SNMP Community dialog box.
the SNMP Community Configuration window.
Figure 4-69 Create SNMP Community
Note:
It is recommended to select Set as NMS Read Community. If not, the NMS cannot manage the
NE.
3. Click Close.
Result
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4.3.4 Service Configuration of the F822 (EPON)

The EPON service configuration of the F822 includes:
Short Description
Prerequisites
Configuration Data
Table 4-19 describes the configuration data of the F822 broadband service.
Table 4-19 F820 Broadband Service Configuration Data
Item Data
Service VLAN VLAN ID: 1001 – 1024
Uplink port 3/1
Service port 2/1 – 24
Context
Steps
1. Configure port VLANs.
a. Double-click the F822 NE to open the Rack window.

b. Right-click the broadband service card and choose Port VLAN Configuration to
open the Port VLAN Configuration window, as shown in Figure 4-70.
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c. Click Modify to open the Port VLAN Configuration dialog box.

d. Configure the parameters, as shown in Figure 4-71, and then click Set.
Table 4-20 describers the parameters in the Port VLAN Configuration dialog box.
Table 4-20 Parameters Description for Port VLAN Configuration
Start/End The start slot/port and the end slot/port
Start VLAN ID The first VLAN ID in batch configuration

VLANs in batch.
Specify Uplink Ports Bound to VLAN Select the specified Uplink Port to bind the uplink
(Tagged) port to VLANs in batch.
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2. Configure port PVID.

a. In the Rack window, right-click the broadband service card and choose Ethernet
Port Batch Configuration to open the Ethernet Port Batch Configuration
window.
b. On the VLAN Parameter tab, configure port PVID, as shown in Figure 4-72, and
then click Apply to NEs.
Figure 4-72 VLAN Parameter
3. Configure Ethernet port admin-status.

a. On the Other Parameters tab, select Port Admin Status, as shown in Figure
4-73, and then click Apply to NEs.
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Figure 4-73 Other Parameters
b. Click Close.
4. Save configuration.
Right-click the NE and choose Save Configuration Data to open the Confirm dialog
box, and then click OK.
Result
Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the multicast service on an F822.
Prerequisites
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Configuration Data
Table 4-21 Configuration Data of F822 Multicast Service
Item Data
Multicast VLAN 500
Uplink port 3/1
Service port 2/1
Multicast groups 224.1.1.1 – 224.1.1.3
Context
Steps
1. Configure the IGMP global parameters.
a. Double-click the F822 NE to open the Rack window.
b. Right-click the uplink card and choose IPTV Management > IGMP Global
Configuration to open the IGMP Global Configuration window.
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Figure 4-74 IGMP Global Configuration
d. Click Set.
2. Configure port VLAN.
a. In the Rack window, right-click the broadband service card and choose Port VLAN
Configuration to open the Port VLAN Configuration window.
b. Click Modify to open the Port VLAN Configuration dialog box.
c. Configure the parameters, as shown in Figure 4-75, and then click Set.
3. Configure MVLAN.
a. In the Rack window, right-click the broadband service card and choose IPTV
Management > Multicast VLAN Registration to open the Multicast VLAN
Registration window.
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b. ON the Basic tab, configure the parameters, as shown in Figure 4-76, and then
click Add.
Figure 4-76 Multicast VLAN Registration (Basic)
4. Configure multicast groups.

a. On the Channel IP tab, select the MVLAN and click Add to open the MVR
Configuration–Add Group dialog box.
b. Configure the parameters, as shown in Figure 4-77, and then click OK.
Figure 4-77 MVR Configuration–Add Group
5. Configure MVLAN receiving port.
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On the Receiving Port tab, select the MVLAN and the port, and then click Bind, as
Figure 4-78 Multicast VLAN Registration (Receiving Port)
6. Configure MVLAN source port.

On the Source Port tab, select the port and click Bind, as shown in Figure 4-79.
Figure 4-79 Multicast VLAN Registration (Source Port)
7. Save configuration.
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Right-click the NE and choose Save Configuration Data to open the Confirm dialog
box, and then click OK.
Result
Short Description
Prerequisites

Context
The F822 supports three VoIP protocols:
l H.248
l MGCP
l SIP
The F822 does not support the three protocols simultaneously. There are different versions
of F822 that corresponds to each protocol.
Configuration Data
Table 4-22 describes the configuration data of the F822 VoIP service.
Table 4-22 F820 VoIP Service Configuration Data
Item Data
Service VLAN 301
Priority 7
ONU service port 1/1
ONU uplink port 3/1
MG l IP address: 10.51.20.14
l Mask: 255.255.255.0
l Gateway: 10.51.20.1
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Item Data
MGC l ID: 1
l IP address: 10.2.60.25
l Type: ZTE
VoIP resource l User TID: USER000 – USER023

l IPS TID: RTP/00000 – RTP/00023
Context
To configure the F822 VoIP service, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Double-click the F822 NE to open the Rack window.
2. Configure voice service VLAN uplink port.
a. In the F822 NE Rack window, right-click the main control card and choose Port
VLAN Configuration to open the Port VLAN Configuration window.
b. Select the port and click Modify to open the Port VLAN Configuration dialog box.
c. Configure the VLAN, as shown in Figure 4-80, and then click Set.
3. Configure VoIP service VLAN IP address.

a. In the F822 NE Rack window, right-click the main control card card and choose
System Management > Static Subnet to open the Static Subnet window.
b. Click Create to open the Add Subnet dialog box.

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Figure 4-81 Add Subnet
Note:
The VoIP subnet is used for VoIP service.
4. Configure VoIP route.

a. In the F822 NE Rack window, right-click the main control card and choose System
Management > Static Route to open the Static Route window.
b. Click Create to open the Create Static Route dialog box.
Figure 4-82 Create Static Route
5. Configure the MG (optional).
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Note:
When you configure the VoIP service VLAN IP address, the IP address is automatically set to the
MG IP address.
a. In the F822 NE Rack window, right-click the VoIP card and choose VoIP
Management > MG Configuration to open the MG window.
b. Click Modify to open the Modify MG dialog box, as shown in Figure 4-83.
Figure 4-83 Modify MG
6. Configure the MGC.
Note:
The default VoIP configuration on the F822 are as follows:
l MGC ID: 1
l MGC IP: 192.168.1.10
l User TID: USER000 – USER023
l IPS TID: RTP/00000 – RTP/00031
a. In the F822 NE Rack window, right-click the narrowband card and choose VoIP
Management > MGC Configuration to open the MGC window.
b. Click Modify to open the Modify MGC dialog box.
c. Modify the MGC IP address, as shown in Figure 4-84, and then click OK.
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Figure 4-84 Modify MGC
7. Modify user TIDs (optional).

a. In the F822 NE Rack window, right-click the narrowband card and choose Port
Manager to open the Port Manager window.
b. Click Delete Termination ID to open the Delete Termination ID dialog box.
c. Configure parameters, as shown in Figure 4-85, and then click OK to return to the
Port Manager window.
Figure 4-85 Delete Termination ID
d. Click Set Termination ID Prefix to open the Set Termination ID Prefix dialog
box.
e. Configure the parameters, as shown in Figure 4-86, and then click OK.
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Figure 4-86 Set Termination ID Prefix
8. Modify IPS TIDs (optional).

a. In the F822 NE Rack window, right-click the narrowband card and choose VoIP
Management > VoIP Resource Management to open the VoIP Resource
window.
b. Click TID Delete to open the Confirm dialog box, and then click OK.
c. Click TID Create to open the Set TID Prefix dialog box.
Figure 4-87 Set TID Prefix
9. Save configuration data.
Right-click the F822 NE and choose Save Configuration Data to open the Confirm
dialog box, and then click OK.
Result
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Chapter 5
GPON FTTB ONU
Configuration
Table of Contents
ZXA10 F820 (GPON) .................................................................................................5-1
ZXA10 F822 (GPON) ...............................................................................................5-28
5.1 ZXA10 F820 (GPON)

l Authenticating an F820 ONU (GPON)
l F820 NE Creation (GPON)
l Global Parameter Configuration for the F820 (GPON)
l F820 Service Configuration (GPON)
5.1.1 Authenticating an F820 ONU (GPON)

Short Description
Perform this procedure to authenticate an F820 GPON ONU.
Prerequisites

l The ZXA10 C220 communicates with the NMS properly.
l The GPON ONU is connected to the OLT properly.
Context
The default F820 ONU type on the ZXA10 C220 is EPON ONU. To configure the GPON
ONU type, refer to the topic 3.9.1 Configuring the GPON ONU Type Profile.
To authenticate an F820 GPON ONU, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the ONU Basic Information window.
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Right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose GPON Management > ONU Basic
Information to open the ONU Basic Information window.
2. Query the unauthenticated ONU.
In the ONU Basic Information window, select the GPON card and the PON port, the
unauthenticated ONU is displayed in the Registered but not in Service ONU pane,
Figure 5-1 ONU Basic Information (Unauthenticated ONU
3. Authenticate the ONU.

a. Click Create to open the Add ONU dialog box.
b. Configure the ONU basic information, as shown in Figure 5-2.
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Chapter 5 GPON FTTB ONU Configuration
Figure 5-2 Add ONU
Table 5-1 describes parameters of ONU basic information.
Table 5-1 ONU Basic Information Parameters Description
ONU ONU ID
ONU scene The ZXA10 C220 supports three V-Port modes:

l GEM port
l ONU
l Manual
ONU name ONU name
Auth mode The ZXA10 C220 supports three authentication modes:

l Serial number
l Password
l Serial number and password
ONU SN Serial number of the ONU
ONU password The ZXA10 C220 supports three password modes:

l None
l Forced
ONU password mode Only valid in the Forced password mode
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ONU type Type of the ONU
Target state l Deactive: The OLT cannot manage the ONU.

l OMCI ready: The OLT can manages the ONU through
the OMCI.
DBA mode The ZXA10 C220 supports two DBA modes:

l SR (Status Reporting): The OLT requests the ONU to
report the usage status of its T-CONT buffer.
l NSR (Non Status Reporting): The OLT estimates the
cache occupation of the T-CONT by detecting the idle
GEM frame ratio of the upstream flow.
c. Click OK to return to the ONU Basic Information window.

4. Configure the management IP address.
a. Select the ONU, and then click Mng Channel to open the Management Channel
dialog box.
the ONU Basic Information window.
Figure 5-3 Management Channel
5. Click Close.
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Result
5.1.2 F820 NE Creation (GPON)

Refer to the topic 4.2.2 F820 NE Creation (EPON).
5.1.3 Global Parameter Configuration for the F820 (GPON)

Refer to the topic 4.2.3 Global Parameter Configuration for the F820 (EPON).
5.1.4 F820 Service Configuration (GPON)

This section includes the following:
5.1.4.1 Configuring Broadband Service
Short Description
Prerequisites
l The GPON ONU is authenticated.
l The OLT configuration is completed.
Configuration Data
Table 5-2 describes configuration data of the F820 broadband service.
Table 5-2 Configuration Data of F820 Broadband Service
Item Data
VLAN ID 2001
Priority 1
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Item Data
ONU uplink port 2/1
OLT port 4/1
ONU ID 3
T-CONT l T-CONT ID: 3

l Bandwidth profile: default
Traffic connection l GEM Port ID: 1

l Flow: 2
ONU VLAN filter mode l Tagged frame: transparent transmission

l Untagged frame: discard
Context
Steps
1. Configure the T-CONT.
a. Right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose GPON Management > ONU T-CONT
Bandwidth Configuration to open the ONU T-CONT Bandwidth Configuration
window, and then click to select the GPON card, as shown in Figure 5-4.
Figure 5-4 ONU T-CONT Bandwidth Configuration
b. Click Add to open the Add ONU T-CONT Bandwidth Configuration dialog box.
c. Configure T-CONT parameters, and click after Bandwidth to select the
bandwidth profile, as shown in Figure 5-5, and then click OK.
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Figure 5-5 Add ONU T-CONT Bandwidth Configuration
2. Open the Traffic Connection window.

Right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose GPON Management > Traffic
Connection to open the Traffic Connection window, select the GPON card, the
PON port, and the ONU, as shown in Figure 5-6.
Figure 5-6 Traffic Connection
3. Configure the GEM Port.
a. On the GemPort tab, click Add to open the Create GemPort dialog box.
b. Configure GEM Port parameters, as shown in Figure 5-7, and then click OK to
return to the Traffic Connection window.
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Figure 5-7 Create GEM Port
4. Configure the flow.

a. On the Flow tab, click Add to open the Create Flow dialog box.
b. Configure the flow parameters, as shown in Figure 5-8, and then click OK to return
to the Traffic Connection window.
Figure 5-8 Create Flow
Note:
l Flow 1 and flow 255 are the default flows.
l By default, all UNI ports are bound to switch unit 1.
5. Configure the traffic connection.
a. On the Connect tab, click Add to open the Create Connect dialog box.
b. Configure the connection parameters, as shown in Figure 5-9, and then click OK.
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Figure 5-9 Create Connection
6. Configure ONU VLAN filter parameters.

a. Right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose GPON Management > Flow TCI Map
Mode Configuration to open the Flow TCI Map Mode Configuration window,
select the GPON card, the PON port, and the ONU, as shown in Figure 5-10.
Figure 5-10 Flow TCI Map Mode Configuration
b. Select the flow and click Modify to open the Modify ONU Uplink VLAN TAG Filer
Mode dialog box.
c. Configure VLAN Tag filter mode, as shown in Figure 5-11, and then click OK.
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Figure 5-11 Modify ONU Uplink VLAN TAG Filer Mode
7. Configure the F820 port VLAN.

a. Right-click the F820 NE and choose Ethernet Management > Port VLAN to open
the Port VLAN Configuration window.
b. Click to select the main control card, select the port and click Modify to open
the Modify VLAN Configuration dialog box.
c. Configure the PVID, as shown in Figure 5-12, and then click OK.
Figure 5-12 Modify VLAN Configuration

Right-click the F820 NE and choose Save Config Data to open the dialog box, and
then click OK.
Result
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Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the F820 multicast service.
Prerequisites
Configuration Data
Item Data
Prioriy 5
Multicast group IP address 224.1.1.1 – 224.1.1.3
ONU uplink port 2/1
OLT port 4/1
ONU ID 3

Unicast traffic connection l GEM Port ID: 2

l Flow: 3
Unicast ONU VLAN filter l Tagged frame: VID filter

mode l Untagged frame: discard
Multicast ONU VLAN filter l Tagged frame: VID filter

Context
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Steps
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4. Configure the unicast flow.

b. Configure parameters, as shown in Figure 5-17, and then click OK to return to the
Traffic Connection window.
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Note:
By default, all UNI ports are bound to switch unit 1.
5. Configure the unicast traffic connection.

6. Configure unicast ONU VLAN parameters.
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Mode dialog box.
c. Configure VLAN tag filter mode, as shown in Figure 5-20, and then click OK to
return to the Flow TCI Map Mode Configuration window.
d. Click Filter Item Management to open the Flow TCI Map Item Configuration
dialog box.
e. Click Create to open the Create Flow TCI Map Item dialog box.
f. Configure the priority and the VLAN ID, as shown in Figure 5-21, and then click
OK.
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Figure 5-21 Create Flow TCI Map Item
7. Configure multicast ONU VLAN filter parameters.

a. In the Flow TCI Map Mode Configuration window, select flow 255 and click
Modify to open the Modify ONU Uplink VLAN TAG Filter Mode dialog box.
Note:
Flow 255 is the default multicast flow, which connects to GEM Port 4095.
b. Configure VLAN tag filter mode, as shown in Figure 5-22, and then click OK to
Figure 5-22 Modify ONU Uplink VLAN Tag Filter Mode
c. Click Filter Item Management to open the Flow TCI Map Item Configuration
dialog box.
d. Click Create to open the Create Flow TCI Map Item dialog box.
e. Configure the priority and the VLAN ID, as shown in Figure 5-23, and then click
OK.
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8. Configure F820 port VLAN.

a. Right-click the F820 NE and choose Ethernet Management > Port VLAN to open
the Port VLAN Configuration window.
the Modify VLAN Configuration dialog box.
c. Configure the PVID, as shown in Figure 5-24, and then click OK.
Figure 5-24 Modify VLAN Configuration
9. Configure F820 IGMP parameters (optional).
a. Right-click the F820 NE and choose Ethernet Management > Multicast IPTV
Management > IGMP Global to open the IGMP Global Configuration window.
b. Configure IGMP global parameters, as shown in Figure 5-25, and then click Set.
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Figure 5-25 IGMP Global Configuration
Note:
It is recommended to use the default IGMP global parameters. The default IGMP protocol on
the F820 is IGMP Snooping.
10. Configure F820 multicast VLAN.

a. Right-click the F820 NE and choose Ethernet Management > Multicast VLAN
Translate Configuration to open the Multicast VLAN Translate Configuration
window.
the RES_MVLAN Translate Dlg dialog box.
c. Configure the multicast VLAN (CVLAN), as shown in Figure 5-26, and then click
OK.
Figure 5-26 Multicast VLAN Translate Configuration
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Right-click the F820 NE and choose Save Config Data to open the dialog box, and
then click OK.
Result
5.1.4.3 Configuring VoIP Service
Short Description
Prerequisites
l The in-band NM is configured.
l The data on the SS is configured.
Context
l H.248
l MGCP
l SIP
The F820 does not support the three protocols simultaneously. There are different versions
of F820 that supports each protocol.
This topic takes the SIP protocol as an example.
Configuration Data
Table 5-4 describes configuration data of the F820 VoIP service.
Table 5-4 Configuration Data of F820 VoIP Service
Item Data
VLAN ID 301
Priority 7
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Item Data
ONU uplink port 2/1
OLT port 4/1
ONU ID 3


l Flow: 4
ONU VLAN filter mode l Tagged frame: VID filter

IP Host l IP address: 10.63.109.10

l Mask: 255.255.255.0
l Gateway: 10.63.109.254
SIP server IP address 10.63.109.25
SIP user information l User ID (AOR): 6662001

l User name: 6662001
l Password: 123
To configure the VoIP service, perform the following steps:
Steps
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b. Configure the flow parameters, as shown in Figure 5-31, and then click OK to
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Note:

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Mode dialog box.
c. Configure VLAN tag filter mode, as shown in Figure 5-34, and then click OK to
dialog box.
OK.
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7. Configure ONU IP Host VLAN operation mode.

a. Right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose GPON Management > VOIP
Management > IPhost ONU VLAN TAG to open the IPhost ONU VLAN TAG
window.
b. Select the GPON card, the PON port, and the ONU, and then click Create to open
the Add IPHost ONU VLAN TAG dialog box.
Figure 5-36 Add IP Host VLAN Tag
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Note:
The F820 supports three IP hosts:
l IP host 1: the main control card

l IP host 2: VoIP card in slot 4
l IP host 3: VoIP card in slot 5
8. Configure ONU IP Host VLAN filter mode.

Management > ONU IPhost VLAN TAG Filter to open the ONU IPhost VLAN
TAG Filter window.
b. Select the GPON card, the PON port, and the ONU, and then click Create to open
the Create ONU IPHost VLAN TAG Filter dialog box.
Figure 5-37 Create ONU IPHost VLAN Tag Filter
9. Configure the IP Host.

Management > IP Host to open the IP Host window.
b. Select the GPON card, the PON port, and the ONU, and then click Modify to open
the Modify IP Host dialog box.
c. Configure IP Host parameters, as shown in Figure 5-38, and then click OK.
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Figure 5-38 Modify IP Host
10. Configure the SIP server.

Management > More > SIP Agent to open the SIP Agent window.
b. Select the GPON card, the PON port, and the ONU, and then click Add to open
the Add SIP Agent dialog box.
c. Configure the SIP agent parameters, as shown in Figure 5-39, and then click OK.
Figure 5-39 Add SIP Agent
11. Configure the SIP user.
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Management > SIP User Management to open the SIP User Management
window.
b. Select the GPON card, the PON port, and the ONU, and then click Add to open
the Add SIP User dialog box.
c. Configure SIP user parameters, as shown in Figure 5-40, and then click OK.
Figure 5-40 Add SIP User

Result
5.2 ZXA10 F822 (GPON)

l Authenticating an F822 ONU (GPON)
l F822 NE Creation (GPON)
l Global Parameter Configuration for the F822 (GPON)
l Service Configuration of the F822 (GPON)
5.2.1 Authenticating an F822 GPON ONU

Short Description
Perform this procedure to authenticate an F822 GPON ONU.
Prerequisites
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l The GPON ONU is connected to the OLT properly.
Context
The default F822 ONU type on the ZXA10 C220 is EPON ONU. To configure the GPON
ONU type, refer to the topic 3.9.1 Configuring the GPON ONU Type Profile.
To authenticate an F822 GPON ONU, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the ONU Basic Information window.
Right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose GPON Management > ONU Basic
Information to open the ONU Basic Information window.
2. Query the unauthenticated ONU.
In the ONU Basic Information window, select the GPON card and the PON port, the
unauthenticated ONU is displayed in the Registered but not in Service ONU pane,
Figure 5-41 ONU Basic Information (Unauthenticated ONU
3. Authenticate the ONU.

a. Click Create to open the Add ONU dialog box.
b. Configure the ONU basic information, as shown in Figure 5-42.
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Figure 5-42 Add ONU
Table 5-5 describes parameters of ONU basic information.
Table 5-5 ONU Basic Information Parameters Description
ONU ONU ID
ONU scene The ZXA10 C220 supports three V-port modes:

l GEM port
l ONU
l Manual
ONU name ONU name
Auth mode The ZXA10 C220 supports three authentication modes:

l Serial number
l Password
l Serial number and password
ONU SN Serial number of the ONU
ONU password The ZXA10 C220 supports two password modes:

l None
l Forced
ONU password mode Only valid in the Forced password mode
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ONU type Type of the ONU
Target state l Deactive: The OLT cannot manage the ONU.

l OMCI ready: The OLT can manages the ONU through
the OMCI.
DBA mode The ZXA10 C220 supports two DBA modes:

l SR (Status Reporting): The OLT requests the ONU to
report the usage status of its T-CONT buffer.
l NSR (Non Status Reporting): The OLT estimates the
cache occupation of the T-CONT by detecting the idle
GEM frame ratio of the upstream flow.
c. Click OK to return to the ONU Basic Information window.

4. Configure the management IP address.
a. Select the ONU, and then click Mng Channel to open the Management Channel
dialog box.
the ONU Basic Information window.
Figure 5-43 Management Channel
5. Click Close.
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Result
5.2.2 F822 NE Creation (GPON)

Refer to the topic 4.3.2 F822 NE Creation (EPON).
5.2.3 Global Parameter Configuration for the F822 (GPON)

Refer to the topic 4.3.3 Global Parameter Configuration for the F822 (EPON).
5.2.4 Service Configuration of the F822 (GPON)

The GPON service configuration of the F822 includes:
Short Description
Prerequisites
Configuration Data
Table 5-6 describes configuration data of the F822 broadband service.
Table 5-6 Configuration Data of F822 Broadband Service
Item Data
VLAN ID 1001 – 1024
Priority 1
ONU service port 2/1 – 24
ONU uplink port 3/1
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Item Data
OLT port 1/1
ONU ID 2


l Flow: 2
ONU VLAN filter mode l Tagged frame: transparent transmission

Context
Steps
b. Click Create to open the Add ONU T-CONT Bandwidth Configuration dialog
box.
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Note:
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Mode dialog box.
c. Configure VLAN Tag filter mode, as shown in Figure 5-51, and then click OK.
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7. Configure the broadband service on the F822.

Refer to the topic 4.3.4.1 Configuring the Broadband Service.
Result
5.2.4.2 Configuring Multicast Service
Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the multicast service on an F822.
Prerequisites
Configuration Data
Table 5-7 describes configuration data of the F822 multicast service.
Item Data
IGMP protocol IGMP Snooping
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Item Data
Priority 5
Multicast group IP address 224.1.1.1 – 224.1.1.3
ONU uplink port 3/1
OLT port 1/1
ONU ID 3

Unicast (multicast protocol) l GEM Port ID: 2

traffic connection l Flow: 3
Unicast ONU VLAN filter l Tagged frame: VID filter

Multicast ONU VLAN filter l Tagged frame: VID filter

To configure the broadband service, perform the following steps:
Steps
5-38


Connection to open the Traffic Connection window. Select the GPON card, the

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b. Configure GEM Port parameters, as shown in Figure 5-55, and then click OK.
4. Configure the unicast flow.

Note:
By default, all UNI ports are bound to switch unit 1.
5. Configure the unicast traffic connection.

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6. Configure unicast ONU VLAN filter parameters.

Mode Configuration to open the Flow TCI Map Mode Configuration window.
Select the GPON card, the PON port, and the ONU, as shown in Figure 5-58.
Mode dialog box.
c. Configure VLAN Tag filter mode, as shown in Figure 5-59, and then click OK to
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dialog box.
OK.
Figure 5-60 Create Flow TCI Map Item (Unicast)
7. Configure multicast ONU VLAN filter parameters.

a. In the Flow TCI Map Mode Configuration window, select flow 255 and click
Modify to open the Modify ONU Uplink VLAN TAG Filter Mode dialog box.
Note:
Flow 255 is the default multicast flow, which connects to GEM Port 4095.
b. Configure VLAN Tag filter mode, as shown in Figure 5-61, and then click OK to
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Figure 5-61 Modify ONU Uplink VLAN Tag Filter Mode
c. Click Filter Item Management to open the Flow TCI Map Item Configuration
dialog box.
d. Click Create to open the Create Flow TCI Map Item dialog box.
e. Configure the priority and the VLAN ID, as shown in Figure 5-62, and then click
OK.
Figure 5-62 Create Flow TCI Map Item (Multicast)
8. Configure multicast service on the F822.

Refer to the topic 4.3.4.2 Configuring the Multicast Service.
Result
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Short Description
Perform this procedure to provision the VoIP service on an F822.
Prerequisites
l The in-band NM is configured.
l The data on the SS is configured.
Context
l H.248
l MGCP
l SIP
This topic takes the H.248 protocol as an example.
Configuration Data
Table 5-8 describes configuration data of the F822 VoIP service.
Table 5-8 Configuration Data of F822 VoIP Service
Item Data
VLAN ID 301
Priority 7
ONU uplink port 3/1
OLT port 1/1
ONU ID 3


l Flow: 4
ONU VLAN filter mode l Tagged frame: VID filter

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Item Data
MG l IP address: 10.51.20.14
l Mask: 255.255.255.0
l Gateway: 10.51.20.1
MGC l ID: 1
l IP address: 10.2.60.25
l Type: ZTE
VoIP resource l User TID: USER000 - USER023

l IPS TID: RTP/00000 - RTP/00023
To configure the VoIP service, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Configure T-CONT.

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Connection to open the Traffic Connection window. Select the GPON card, the
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Note:
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Mode Configuration to open the Flow TCI Map Mode Configuration window.
Select the GPON card, the PON port, and the ONU, as shown in Figure 5-69.
Mode dialog box.
c. Configure VLAN Tag filter mode, as shown in Figure 5-70, and then click OK to
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dialog box.
OK.
7. Configure VoIP service on the F822.

Refer to the topic 4.3.4.3 Configuring the VoIP Service.
Result
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Chapter 6
EPON FTTH ONU
Configuration
In the FTTH application, the configuration on ONUs contains the configuration of ONU
type profile and ONU bandwidth profile. Refer to the section 3.8 EPON ONU Profile
Configuration for detail configuration.
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6-2

Chapter 7
GPON FTTH ONU
Configuration
In the FTTH application, the configuration on ONUs contains the configuration of ONU
type profile and ONU bandwidth profile. Refer to the section 3.9 GPON ONU Profile
Configuration for detail configuration.
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7-2

Figures
Figure 1-1 NetNumenN31 N31 System Architecture ................................................. 1-1
Figure 2-1 Selecting Language ................................................................................. 2-3
Figure 2-2 Selecting Installation Path........................................................................ 2-4
Figure 2-3 Selecting Installation Type ....................................................................... 2-4
Figure 2-4 Basic Information ................................................................................... 2-10
Figure 2-5 NE Module............................................................................................. 2-12
Figure 2-6 Database Configuration ......................................................................... 2-13
Figure 2-7 FTP Service........................................................................................... 2-17
Figure 2-8 Policy Configuration ............................................................................... 2-19
Figure 2-9 Shortcut ................................................................................................. 2-22
Figure 2-10 Initializing Database............................................................................. 2-23
Figure 2-11 Starting the NetNumen Server ............................................................. 2-25
Figure 2-12 NetNumen(TM) Unified Management System Console ........................ 2-26
Figure 2-13 NetNumen N31 Client Login Window ................................................... 2-27
Figure 2-14 NetNumenN31 Unified Management System Window.......................... 2-27
Figure 2-15 MetricX System Topology..................................................................... 2-28
Figure 2-16 Configuring Control Server IP Address................................................. 2-30
Figure 2-17 Polling Server And NE IP Setting ......................................................... 2-31
Figure 2-18 Configuring the Parameters of Polling Server 1.................................... 2-32
Figure 2-19 Modifying Polling Server Number ......................................................... 2-33
Figure 2-20 Initializing MetricX Control Server Database ........................................ 2-33
Figure 2-21 Start MetricX Server............................................................................. 2-34
Figure 2-22 Configuring Control Server IP Address................................................. 2-35
Figure 2-23 Relationship of OSS, NetNumen N31 and the Northbound
Interface ............................................................................................... 2-36
Figure 2-24 TL1 Configuration File.......................................................................... 2-37
Figure 2-25 Policy Management ............................................................................. 2-39
Figure 2-26 Create Policy–Step 1 of 3 .................................................................... 2-41
Figure 2-29 OLT NE Topology................................................................................. 2-48
Figure 2-30 ONU NE Topology................................................................................ 2-48
I
Figure 2-31 Role Management................................................................................ 2-50

Figure 2-32 Create Role ......................................................................................... 2-50
Figure 2-33 Access Rights ...................................................................................... 2-51
Figure 2-34 Login Address...................................................................................... 2-52
Figure 2-35 Role Management................................................................................ 2-53
Figure 2-36 Auto Poll Task Setting .......................................................................... 2-55
Figure 2-37 Add Poll Task ....................................................................................... 2-56
Figure 2-38 Fault Management ............................................................................... 2-57
Figure 2-39 Customize Display Columns ................................................................ 2-60
Figure 2-40 Management View ............................................................................... 2-62
Figure 2-41 Current Alarm Query Condition ............................................................ 2-62
Figure 2-42 View History Alarms ............................................................................. 2-64
Figure 2-43 History Alarm Query Condition............................................................. 2-65
Figure 2-44 Management Rule Setting.................................................................... 2-68
Figure 2-45 New Alarm Rules ................................................................................. 2-69
Figure 2-46 Alarm Global Filtering Rule .................................................................. 2-70
Figure 2-47 Alarm Counting Rule............................................................................ 2-71
Figure 2-48 Severity Regrading Setting .................................................................. 2-72
Figure 2-49 Preference ........................................................................................... 2-73
Figure 3-1 Management - Create .............................................................................. 3-2
Figure 3-2 Card Management ................................................................................... 3-3
Figure 3-3 Add Card ................................................................................................. 3-4
Figure 3-4 Version Management ............................................................................... 3-5
Figure 3-5 Upload Version ........................................................................................ 3-7
Figure 3-6 Upload Finished....................................................................................... 3-8
Figure 3-7 CLI User Configuration ............................................................................ 3-9
Figure 3-8 Add CLI User Configuration ..................................................................... 3-9
Figure 3-9 System Configuration............................................................................. 3-11
Figure 3-10 System Name in CLI ............................................................................ 3-11
Figure 3-11 Trap Server Configuration – I ............................................................... 3-12
Figure 3-12 Trap Server Configuration – II .............................................................. 3-13
Figure 3-13 NTP Service Management ................................................................... 3-14
Figure 3-14 Management ACL Configuration .......................................................... 3-16
Figure 3-15 Creating Management ACL.................................................................. 3-17
Figure 3-16 Management ACL Rule Configuration .................................................. 3-17
II
Figures
Figure 3-17 Create Management ACL Rule Configuration ...................................... 3-18

Figure 3-18 Management ACL Bind Configuration .................................................. 3-18
Figure 3-19 Modifying Management ACL Bind ........................................................ 3-19
Figure 3-20 PCL Configuration................................................................................ 3-20
Figure 3-21 Create PCL Configuration .................................................................... 3-20
Figure 3-22 PCL Rule Configuration ....................................................................... 3-21
Figure 3-23 Create PCL Rule Configuration ............................................................ 3-21
Figure 3-24 PCL Bind Configuration........................................................................ 3-23
Figure 3-25 Create PCL Bind Configuration ............................................................ 3-23
Figure 3-26 ONU Type Profile (EPON).................................................................... 3-25
Figure 3-27 Create ONU Type Profile (EPON) ........................................................ 3-26
Figure 3-28 Interface Config of Profile (EPON) ....................................................... 3-27
Figure 3-29 Add Interface of Profile (EPON) ........................................................... 3-27
Figure 3-30 ONU Global Startup Mode Configuration (EPON) ................................ 3-29
Figure 3-31 VOIP Startup Mode (EPON)................................................................. 3-29
Figure 3-32 ONU Bandwidth Profile (EPON) ........................................................... 3-30
Figure 3-33 Add ONU Bandwidth Profile (EPON).................................................... 3-31
Figure 3-34 VOIP IP Profile (EPON) ....................................................................... 3-32
Figure 3-35 Add VOIP IP Profile (EPON) ................................................................ 3-33
Figure 3-36 VoIP VLAN Profile (EPON) .................................................................. 3-34
Figure 3-37 Create VOIP VLAN Profile (EPON) ...................................................... 3-35
Figure 3-38 EPON VoIP Protocol Profile (H.248) .................................................... 3-37
Figure 3-39 Add EPON VoIP Protocol Profile (H.248) ............................................. 3-38
Figure 3-40 VOIP Fax Profile (EPON)..................................................................... 3-39
Figure 3-41 Create VoIP Fax Profile (EPON) .......................................................... 3-40
Figure 3-42 ONU Type Profile (GPON) ................................................................... 3-41
Figure 3-43 Create ONU Type Profile (GPON)........................................................ 3-42
Figure 3-44 Interface Config of Profile (GPON) ....................................................... 3-43
Figure 3-45 Create ONU Type Interface Profile (GPON) ......................................... 3-43
Figure 3-46 ONU Type Attributes Management (GPON) ......................................... 3-44
Figure 3-47 Bandwidth Profile (GPON) ................................................................... 3-45
Figure 3-48 Add Bandwidth Profile (GPON) ............................................................ 3-46
Figure 3-49 Traffic Descriptor Profile (GPON) ......................................................... 3-47
Figure 3-50 Add Traffic Descriptor Profile (GPON) .................................................. 3-48
Figure 3-51 VoIP SIP Profile (GPON)...................................................................... 3-49
III
Figure 3-52 Add SIP Profile (GPON)....................................................................... 3-50

Figure 3-53 Port Status Configuration ..................................................................... 3-52
Figure 3-54 Modify Administration Status................................................................ 3-52
Figure 3-55 Port Ethernet Properties....................................................................... 3-53
Figure 3-56 Modify Configuration ............................................................................ 3-54
Figure 3-57 Port VLAN Configuration...................................................................... 3-55
Figure 3-58 Port VLAN Property ............................................................................. 3-56
Figure 3-59 Smartgroup Configuration .................................................................... 3-57
Figure 3-60 L3 Interface Add Dialog........................................................................ 3-58
Figure 3-61 LACP Aggregating Configure – I .......................................................... 3-58
Figure 3-62 LACP Aggregating Configure – II ......................................................... 3-59
Figure 3-63 LACP Aggregated Configure – III ......................................................... 3-59
Figure 3-64 LACP Aggregated Configure – IV......................................................... 3-60
Figure 3-65 UAPS Protection Configuration ............................................................ 3-61
Figure 3-66 UAPS Protection Attribute.................................................................... 3-62
Figure 3-67 OLT Authentication Configuration – I.................................................... 3-63
Figure 3-68 OLT Authentication Configuration – II................................................... 3-64
Figure 3-69 PON Protection Configuration – I ......................................................... 3-65
Figure 3-70 PON Protection Configuration – II ........................................................ 3-65
Figure 3-71 PON Protection Configuration – III ....................................................... 3-66
Figure 3-72 PON Protection Configuration – IV....................................................... 3-67
Figure 3-73 Static VLAN Configuration ................................................................... 3-68
Figure 3-74 Static VLAN Properties ........................................................................ 3-69
Figure 3-76 VLAN Binding Configuration................................................................. 3-70
Figure 3-77 IGMP Configuration ............................................................................. 3-72
Figure 3-78 Static VLAN Properties ........................................................................ 3-73
Figure 3-79 VLAN Binding Configuration - I ............................................................ 3-73
Figure 3-81 VLAN Binding Configuration - II ........................................................... 3-75
Figure 3-82 Multicast VLAN Registration–Basic ...................................................... 3-76
Figure 3-83 Multicast VLAN Registration–Add Group.............................................. 3-77
Figure 3-84 Multicast VLAN Registration - Source Port ........................................... 3-78
Figure 3-85 Multicast VLAN Registration - Receiving Port....................................... 3-79
Figure 3-86 IPTV Preview Profile ............................................................................ 3-79
IV
Figures
Figure 3-87 Create Channel.................................................................................... 3-80

Figure 3-88 IPTV Package – Basic ......................................................................... 3-81
Figure 3-89 Package Configuration–Add Channel................................................... 3-82
Figure 3-90 Port Access Control ............................................................................. 3-83
Figure 3-91 Port Access Control - Enable ............................................................... 3-83
Figure 3-92 QinQ Enable Status Config .................................................................. 3-85
Figure 3-93 Add Global QinQ.................................................................................. 3-86
Figure 3-94 DHCP Snooping Configuration............................................................. 3-89
Figure 3-95 DHCP Snooping Global Configuration.................................................. 3-89
Figure 3-96 DHCP Snooping VLAN Configuration................................................... 3-90
Figure 3-97 DHCP Snooping User Port Configuration ............................................. 3-90
Figure 3-98 Port Locating Configuration.................................................................. 3-91
Figure 3-99 Port Locating DHCP Advanced Configuration ...................................... 3-91
Figure 3-100 Create ServicePort Configuration....................................................... 3-92
Figure 3-101 L3 Interface Configuration – I ............................................................. 3-93
Figure 3-102 L3 Interface Configuration – II ............................................................ 3-94
Figure 3-103 L3 Interface IP Address Configuration................................................ 3-94
Figure 3-104 DHCP L3 Public Configuration ........................................................... 3-95
Figure 3-105 DHCP L3 Public Global Configuration ................................................ 3-95
Figure 3-106 DHCP L3 Public VLAN Interface Configuration .................................. 3-96
Figure 3-107 DHCP Relay VLAN Interface Configuration........................................ 3-96
Figure 3-108 DHCP Relay Option60 Configuration ................................................. 3-97
Figure 3-109 DHCP Relay VLAN Interface Server .................................................. 3-98
Figure 3-110 DHCP Server Global Configuration .................................................... 3-99
Figure 3-111 DHCP Server IP Pool Configuration ................................................. 3-100
Figure 3-112 DHCP Server VLAN Interface Configuration..................................... 3-100
Figure 3-113 DHCP Server VLAN Interface Gateway............................................ 3-101
Figure 4-1 ONU Configuration Management ............................................................. 4-2
Figure 4-2 Unauth ONU Management....................................................................... 4-3
Figure 4-3 Basic&Extends Parameters ..................................................................... 4-4
Figure 4-4 Maintenance Parameters ......................................................................... 4-5
Figure 4-5 ONU Monitoring Level Configuration........................................................ 4-5
Figure 4-6 ONU Topo Node Updating ....................................................................... 4-7
Figure 4-7 Add Topology Node to Group ................................................................... 4-8
Figure 4-8 ONU Topo Deploy.................................................................................... 4-9
V
Figure 4-9 ONU Topology Deployment...................................................................... 4-9

Figure 4-10 Configuration File for ONU Topology Deployment ................................ 4-10
Figure 4-11 NE Time Management ......................................................................... 4-11
Figure 4-12 NE Time Batch Configuration ............................................................... 4-12
Figure 4-13 Batch Operation - NE Time Configuration ............................................ 4-13
Figure 4-14 Trap Server.......................................................................................... 4-14
Figure 4-15 Add Trap Server................................................................................... 4-14
Figure 4-16 9806H Rack......................................................................................... 4-15
Figure 4-17 CLI User Configuration......................................................................... 4-16
Figure 4-18 9806H Rack View ................................................................................ 4-17
Figure 4-19 SNMP Community Configuration.......................................................... 4-18
Figure 4-20 Create SNMP Community.................................................................... 4-18
Figure 4-21 ADSL Offline Line Profile ..................................................................... 4-19
Figure 4-23 Port VLAN Configuration - Bind VLAN.................................................. 4-21
Figure 4-24 Static VLAN Configuration ................................................................... 4-22
Figure 4-25 Port Binding Information....................................................................... 4-23
Figure 4-26 DSL Ports Batch Configuration ............................................................ 4-23
Figure 4-27 IGMP Configuration ............................................................................. 4-25
Figure 4-28 Port VLAN Configuration - Bind VLAN.................................................. 4-26
Figure 4-29 Modify PVC.......................................................................................... 4-26
Figure 4-30 Multicast VLAN Registration (Basic)..................................................... 4-27
Figure 4-31 MVR Configuration–Add Group............................................................ 4-28
Figure 4-32 MVR Configuration–Receiving Port...................................................... 4-28
Figure 4-33 MVR Configuration–Source Port .......................................................... 4-29
Figure 4-34 Add Subnet.......................................................................................... 4-30
Figure 4-35 Create Static Route.............................................................................. 4-31
Figure 4-36 Port VLAN Configuration - Bind VoIP VLAN ......................................... 4-32
Figure 4-37 Modify MG ........................................................................................... 4-32
Figure 4-38 Modify MGC......................................................................................... 4-33
Figure 4-39 VoIP Resource..................................................................................... 4-34
Figure 4-40 Set TID Prefix ...................................................................................... 4-34
Figure 4-41 Port Manager ....................................................................................... 4-35
Figure 4-42 Delete Termination ID .......................................................................... 4-35
Figure 4-43 Set Termination ID Prefix ..................................................................... 4-36
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Figures
Figure 4-44 NE Time............................................................................................... 4-39

Figure 4-45 Trap Server Configuration – I ............................................................... 4-40
Figure 4-46 Trap Server Configuration – II .............................................................. 4-41
Figure 4-47 F820 Rack ........................................................................................... 4-42
Figure 4-50 ONU Configuration............................................................................... 4-45
Figure 4-51 VLAN and Multicast Configuration........................................................ 4-46
Figure 4-52 ONU Configuration Management ......................................................... 4-47
Figure 4-53 VLAN and Multicast Configuration........................................................ 4-48
Figure 4-54 Multicast Configuration......................................................................... 4-49
Figure 4-55 Multicast VLAN Configuration .............................................................. 4-50
Figure 4-56 ONU Configuration Management ......................................................... 4-51
Figure 4-57 VLAN Bound Successfully ................................................................... 4-52
Figure 4-58 VoIP Profile Apply Configuration .......................................................... 4-53
Figure 4-59 VoIP Connect Configuration ................................................................. 4-53
Figure 4-60 VoIP Domain Configuration .................................................................. 4-54
Figure 4-61 VoIP User TID Configuration ................................................................ 4-55
Figure 4-62 TID Configuration (RTP) ...................................................................... 4-56
Figure 4-63 Time Management ............................................................................... 4-59
Figure 4-64 Trap Server.......................................................................................... 4-60
Figure 4-65 Add Trap Server................................................................................... 4-61
Figure 4-66 F822 Rack ........................................................................................... 4-62
Figure 4-69 Create SNMP Community.................................................................... 4-64
Figure 4-72 VLAN Parameter.................................................................................. 4-67
Figure 4-73 Other Parameters ................................................................................ 4-68
Figure 4-74 IGMP Global Configuration .................................................................. 4-70
Figure 4-76 Multicast VLAN Registration (Basic)..................................................... 4-71
Figure 4-77 MVR Configuration–Add Group............................................................ 4-71
Figure 4-78 Multicast VLAN Registration (Receiving Port) ...................................... 4-72
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Figure 4-79 Multicast VLAN Registration (Source Port)........................................... 4-72

Figure 4-81 Add Subnet.......................................................................................... 4-75
Figure 4-82 Create Static Route.............................................................................. 4-75
Figure 4-83 Modify MG ........................................................................................... 4-76
Figure 4-84 Modify MGC......................................................................................... 4-77
Figure 4-85 Delete Termination ID .......................................................................... 4-77
Figure 4-86 Set Termination ID Prefix ..................................................................... 4-78
Figure 4-87 Set TID Prefix ...................................................................................... 4-78
Figure 5-1 ONU Basic Information (Unauthenticated ONU ........................................ 5-2
Figure 5-2 Add ONU ................................................................................................. 5-3
Figure 5-3 Management Channel.............................................................................. 5-4
Figure 5-4 ONU T-CONT Bandwidth Configuration ................................................... 5-6
Figure 5-5 Add ONU T-CONT Bandwidth Configuration ............................................ 5-7
Figure 5-6 Traffic Connection.................................................................................... 5-7
Figure 5-7 Create GEM Port ..................................................................................... 5-8
Figure 5-8 Create Flow ............................................................................................. 5-8
Figure 5-9 Create Connection ................................................................................... 5-9
Figure 5-10 Flow TCI Map Mode Configuration......................................................... 5-9
Figure 5-11 Modify ONU Uplink VLAN TAG Filer Mode ........................................... 5-10
Figure 5-12 Modify VLAN Configuration .................................................................. 5-10
Figure 5-13 ONU T-CONT Bandwidth Configuration ............................................... 5-12
Figure 5-14 Add ONU T-CONT Bandwidth Configuration ........................................ 5-12
Figure 5-15 Traffic Connection ................................................................................ 5-13
Figure 5-16 Create GEM Port ................................................................................. 5-13
Figure 5-17 Create Flow ......................................................................................... 5-14
Figure 5-18 Create Connection ............................................................................... 5-14
Figure 5-19 Flow TCI Map Mode Configuration....................................................... 5-15
Figure 5-20 Modify ONU Uplink VLAN TAG Filer Mode........................................... 5-15
Figure 5-21 Create Flow TCI Map Item ................................................................... 5-16
Figure 5-22 Modify ONU Uplink VLAN Tag Filter Mode ........................................... 5-16
Figure 5-24 Modify VLAN Configuration .................................................................. 5-17
Figure 5-25 IGMP Global Configuration .................................................................. 5-18
Figure 5-26 Multicast VLAN Translate Configuration ............................................... 5-18
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Figures

Figure 5-36 Add IP Host VLAN Tag......................................................................... 5-25
Figure 5-37 Create ONU IPHost VLAN Tag Filter .................................................... 5-26
Figure 5-38 Modify IP Host ..................................................................................... 5-27
Figure 5-39 Add SIP Agent ..................................................................................... 5-27
Figure 5-40 Add SIP User ....................................................................................... 5-28
Figure 5-41 ONU Basic Information (Unauthenticated ONU .................................... 5-29
Figure 5-42 Add ONU ............................................................................................. 5-30
Figure 5-43 Management Channel.......................................................................... 5-31
Figure 5-60 Create Flow TCI Map Item (Unicast) .................................................... 5-42
Figure 5-61 Modify ONU Uplink VLAN Tag Filter Mode ........................................... 5-43
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Figure 5-62 Create Flow TCI Map Item (Multicast) .................................................. 5-43
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Tables
Table 1-1 NEs NetNumen N31 System Supports ...................................................... 1-2
Table 2-1 Files in the Installation Directory ................................................................ 2-2
Table 2-2 Basic Information Parameters.................................................................. 2-10
Table 2-3 General NEs............................................................................................ 2-12
Table 2-4 Database Configuration Parameters........................................................ 2-14
Table 2-5 Checking Database Server Status ........................................................... 2-15
Table 2-6 FTP Service Configuration Parameters ................................................... 2-17
Table 2-7 Policy Configuration Parameters ............................................................. 2-19
Table 2-8 MetricX System Functions ....................................................................... 2-28
Table 2-9 MetricX Configuration Data...................................................................... 2-29
Table 2-10 TL1 Configuration File Parameters Description...................................... 2-37
Table 2-11 TL1 Command Keywords and Parameters Description .......................... 2-38
Table 2-12 Operations on Policies........................................................................... 2-40
Table 2-13 Policy Basic Information ........................................................................ 2-42
Table 2-14 Configuration Recommendation for Data Configuration Backup
Policy ..................................................................................................... 2-45
Table 2-15 Policy Planning Suggestion ................................................................... 2-47
Table 2-16 Operations on Polling Tasks .................................................................. 2-55
Table 2-17 Polling Task Parameters ........................................................................ 2-56
Table 2-18 Operations of Fault Management .......................................................... 2-58
Table 2-19 Current Alarm Query Conditions ............................................................ 2-63
Table 2-20 History Alarm Query Conditions - Example 1 ......................................... 2-65
Table 2-21 History Alarm Query Conditions - Example 2 ......................................... 2-65
Table 2-22 Alarm Filtering Rules ............................................................................. 2-67
Table 2-23 Configuration Data for the Alarm Global Filtering Rule........................... 2-68
Table 2-24 Configuration Data for the Alarm Counting Rule .................................... 2-70
Table 2-25 Alarm Sound Setting.............................................................................. 2-74
Table 3-1 Parameters for NE Creation ...................................................................... 3-2
Table 3-2 Version Area Description ........................................................................... 3-5
Table 3-3 Version Management Operations .............................................................. 3-5
Table 3-4 User Access Level Description ................................................................ 3-10
Table 3-5 Parameters for Trap Server Configuration ............................................... 3-13
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Table 3-6 Parameters for NTP Service Configuration .............................................. 3-15

Table 3-7 Parameters for Rule Configuration .......................................................... 3-21
Table 3-8 Operations Related to ONU Type Profile (EPON) .................................... 3-25
Table 3-9 Parameters for ONU Type Profile Configuration (EPON) ......................... 3-26
Table 3-10 Operations Related to ONU Type Interface Profile (EPON).................... 3-27
Table 3-11 Parameters for ONU Type Interface Profile Configuration
(EPON) .................................................................................................. 3-28
Table 3-12 ONU Auto-Configure Status (EPON) ..................................................... 3-29
Table 3-13 Parameters for ONU Bandwidth Profile Configuration (EPON)............... 3-31
Table 3-14 Operations Related to VoIP IP Profile (EPON)....................................... 3-33
Table 3-15 Parameters for Adding VoIP IP Profile (EPON) ...................................... 3-33
Table 3-16 Operations Related to a VoIP VLAN Profile (EPON) .............................. 3-35
Table 3-17 Create VoIP VLAN Profile (EPON)......................................................... 3-35
Table 3-18 Operations Related to EPON VoIP Protocol Profile (H.248) ................... 3-37
Table 3-19 Add EPON VoIP Protocol Profile (H.248)............................................... 3-38
Table 3-20 Operations Related to VoIP Fax Profile (EPON) .................................... 3-39
Table 3-21 Parameters for Creating VoIP Fax Profile (EPON) ................................. 3-40
Table 3-22 Operations Related to ONU Type Profile (GPON).................................. 3-41
Table 3-23 Parameters for ONU Type Profile Configuration (GPON) ....................... 3-42
Table 3-24 Operations Related to ONU Type Interface Profile (GPON) ................... 3-43
Table 3-25 Parameters for ONU Type Interface Profile Configuration
(GPON).................................................................................................. 3-44
Table 3-26 Bandwidth Profile Parameters (GPON).................................................. 3-46
Table 3-27 Operations Related to VoIP SIP Profile (GPON) .................................... 3-49
Table 3-28 SIP Profile Parameters (GPON) ............................................................ 3-50
Table 3-29 Port VLAN Parameters .......................................................................... 3-56
Table 3-30 Parameters for the UAPS Protection Attributes...................................... 3-62
Table 3-31 PON Protection Group Parameters........................................................ 3-65
Table 3-32 PON Protection Status .......................................................................... 3-67
Table 3-33 Parameters for Static VLAN Configuration ............................................. 3-69
Table 3-34 Parameters for Port VLAN Bind ............................................................. 3-70
Table 3-35 Multicast Configuration Data Scheme .................................................... 3-71
Table 3-36 Basic MVLAN Parameters Configuration ............................................... 3-76
Table 3-37 MVLAN Channel Group Parameters...................................................... 3-77
Table 3-38 Create Channel Parameters Description................................................ 3-80
Table 3-39 QinQ Rule Configuration........................................................................ 3-86
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Tables
Table 3-40 Parameters for DHCP Relay VLAN Interface Configuration ................... 3-97
Table 3-41 Parameters of DHCP Relay Option60.................................................... 3-97
Table 4-1 Ways to Open the ONU Configuration Window........................................ 4-2
Table 4-2 Ways to Open the Unauth ONU Config Window ...................................... 4-3
Table 4-3 Configuration of Basic and Extend Parameters.......................................... 4-4
Table 4-4 Parameters for ONU Topology Deployment Configuration ....................... 4-10
Table 4-5 Operations Related to a CLI User ............................................................ 4-16
Table 4-6 9806H Broadband Service Configuration Data ........................................ 4-20
Table 4-7 Parameters Description for Port VLAN Configuration............................... 4-21
Table 4-8 Parameters Description for DSL Ports Batch Configuration .................... 4-24
Table 4-9 9806H Multicast Service Configuration Data............................................ 4-24
Table 4-10 9806H VoIP Service Configuration Data ................................................ 4-30
Table 4-11 Operations Related to a CLI User .......................................................... 4-43
Table 4-12 F820 Broadband Service Configuration Data......................................... 4-45
Table 4-13 F820 Multicast Service Configuration Data ............................................ 4-47
Table 4-14 Multicast Configuration Parameters Description..................................... 4-49
Table 4-15 F820 VoIP Service Configuration Data................................................... 4-51
Table 4-16 VoIP Connect Configuration Parameters Description ............................. 4-54
Table 4-17 VoIP Domain Configuration Parameters Description .............................. 4-54
Table 4-18 Operations Related to a CLI User .......................................................... 4-63
Table 4-19 F820 Broadband Service Configuration Data......................................... 4-65
Table 4-20 Parameters Description for Port VLAN Configuration............................. 4-66
Table 4-21 Configuration Data of F822 Multicast Service ........................................ 4-69
Table 4-22 F820 VoIP Service Configuration Data................................................... 4-73
Table 5-1 ONU Basic Information Parameters Description ........................................ 5-3
Table 5-2 Configuration Data of F820 Broadband Service......................................... 5-5
Table 5-3 Configuration Data of F820 Multicast Service .......................................... 5-11
Table 5-4 Configuration Data of F820 VoIP Service................................................. 5-19
Table 5-5 ONU Basic Information Parameters Description ...................................... 5-30
Table 5-6 Configuration Data of F822 Broadband Service....................................... 5-32
Table 5-7 Configuration Data of F822 Multicast Service .......................................... 5-37
Table 5-8 Configuration Data of F822 VoIP Service................................................. 5-44
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Index
9806H NE Creation .............................. 4-6 Database............................................ 2-13
DHCP Snooping................................. 3-88
A Duplicating a Role .............................. 2-52
ADSL Line Profile ............................... 4-19
Authenticating a 9806H ONU ............... 4-1 E
Authenticating an F820 ONU
EPON ONU Bandwidth Profile............ 3-30
(EPON)............................................. 4-36
EPON ONU Type Profile .................... 3-24
EPON VoIP Fax Profile....................... 3-38
(GPON) .............................................. 5-1
EPON VoIP IP Profile ......................... 3-32
Authenticating an F822 GPON
EPON VoIP Protocol Profile................ 3-36
ONU ................................................. 5-28
EPON VoIP VLAN Profile ................... 3-34
Export NE Performance Data
(EPON)............................................. 4-56
Policy ............................................... 2-44
B
F
Backup and Delete Alarm Policy ......... 2-43
Backup and Delete Log Policy............ 2-43 F820 NE Creation (EPON) ................. 4-37
F820 NE Creation (GPON) ................... 5-5
C F820 Service Configuration
(EPON)............................................. 4-44
Configuring a CLI User ......................... 3-8
F820 Service Configuration
Configuring Policies............................ 2-38
(GPON) .............................................. 5-5
Configuring the Ethernet Port ............. 3-53
F822 NE Creation (EPON) ................. 4-57
Configuring the PCL ........................... 3-19
F822 NE Creation (GPON) ................. 5-32
Configuring the Port Status ................ 3-51
FTP Service ....................................... 2-16
Configuring the Port VLAN ................. 3-54
Configuring the System Name............ 3-10
Creating a Role .................................. 2-49 G
Creating an OLT NE ............................. 3-1 Global Parameter Configuration for
Customizing the Alarm Rules ............. 2-66 the F820 (EPON).............................. 4-38
Customizing the Current Alarm Query Global Parameter Configuration for
Profile............................................... 2-61 the F820 (GPON) ............................... 5-5
Customizing the Display Global Parameter Configuration for
Columns ........................................... 2-59 the F822 (EPON).............................. 4-58
Customizing the History Alarm Query Global Parameter Configuration for
Profile............................................... 2-63 the F822 (GPON) ............................. 5-32
Customizing the Polling Tasks ............ 2-54 Global Parameter Configuration for
the ZXDSL 9806H ............................ 4-10
D GPON ONU Type Profile .................... 3-41
Data Configuration Backup GPON VoIP Protocol Profile ............... 3-48
Policy ............................................... 2-45
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H S
History Traffic Monitoring Service Configuration of the F822
System ............................................. 2-28 (EPON)............................................. 4-65
Service Configuration of the F822
I (GPON) ............................................ 5-32
Service Configuration of the ZXDSL
Initializing the Database ..................... 2-23
9806H .............................................. 4-20
Installing the NetNumen N31
Setting the Alarm Sounds................... 2-73
NMS ................................................... 2-1
Shortcut ............................................. 2-22
Installing the NetNumen N31
Starting the Fault Management .......... 2-57
Patches .............................................. 2-7
Synchronize Configuration Data
Policy ............................................... 2-44
L
LACP Protection................................. 3-57 T
T-CONT Bandwidth Profile ................. 3-45
M TL1 Northbound Interface................... 2-36
Management ACL .............................. 3-16 Traffic Descriptor Profile ..................... 3-47
Managing the Cards ............................. 3-3
Managing the NE Version..................... 3-4 U
UAPS Protection ................................ 3-60
N
NE Module ..........................................2-11
NetNumen N31 Configuration
Center ................................................ 2-8
NetNumen N31 Green Client................ 2-5
NM Basic Information ........................... 2-9
NMS Database Backup Policy............ 2-45
O
ONU Authentication Mode.................. 3-62
P
Policy ................................................. 2-18
PON Network Topology
Management .................................... 2-47
PON Port Protection........................... 3-64
R
Redefining the Alarm Severities ......... 2-72
Running Configuration Save To Flash
Policy ............................................... 2-46
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Glossary
ACL
- Access Control List
ADSL
- Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line
ARP
- Address Resolution Protocol
CLI
- Command Line Interface
CVLAN
- Customer Virtual Local Area Network
CoS
- Class of Service
DBA
- Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation
DHCP
- Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
DSCP
- Differentiated Services Code Point
DSLAM
- Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer
EPON
- Ethernet Passive Optical Network
FTP
- File Transfer Protocol
FTTB
- Fiber to the Building
FTTH
- Fiber to the Home
GEM
- GPON Encapsulation Method
GPON
- Gigabit Passive Optical Network
GUI
- Graphical User Interface
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ID
- Identification/Identity/Identifier
IGMP
- Internet Group Management Protocol
IP
- Internet Protocol
IPTV
- Internet Protocol Television
JDK
- Java Development Kit
LACP
- Link Aggregation Control Protocol
MAC
- Medium Access Control
MAN
- Metropolitan Area Network
MG
- Media Gateway
MGC
- Media Gateway Controller
MGCP
- Media Gateway Control Protocol
MVLAN
- Multicast Virtual Local Area Network
NAT
- Network Address Translation
NE
- Network Element
NM
- Network Management
NMS
- Network Management System
OAM
- Operation, Administration and Maintenance
OLT
- Optical Line Terminal
OMCI
- ONT Management Control Interface
XVIII
Glossary
ONU
- Optical Network Unit
OS
- Operating System
OSPF
- Open Shortest Path First
OSS
- Operation Support Subsystem
PIM
- PA Interface Module
PON
- Passive Optical Network
PVID
- Port VLAN ID
SIP
- Session Initiation Protocol
SN
- Serial Number
SNMP
- Simple Network Management Protocol
SS
- Soft Switch
TCP
- Transfer Control Protocol
TOS
- Termination Of Service
TPID
- Tag Protocol Identifier
UAPS
- Uplink Auto Protection Switching
UDP
- User Datagram Protocol
UEP
- Unified Element management system Platform
VID
- VLAN Identifier
VLAN
- Virtual Local Area Network
XIX
VRRP
- Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol
VoIP
- Voice over Internet Protocol
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Serial Number: SJ-20101126132257-007

Publishing Date: 2010-12-30(R1.1)

Chapter 3 OLT Configuration .................................................................... 3-1

Chapter 4 EPON FTTB ONU Configuration .............................................. 4-1

Chapter 5 GPON FTTB ONU Configuration.............................................. 5-1

Chapter 6 EPON FTTH ONU Configuration .............................................. 6-1

Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge

What Is in This Manual

Chapter 3, OLT Configuration Describes the OLT data configuration.

Italics References to other Manuals and documents.

“Quotes” Links on screens.

Note: Provides additional information about a certain topic.

Checkpoint: Indicates that a particular step needs to be checked before

Tip: Indicates a suggestion or hint to make things easier or more productive

Mouse operation conventions are listed as follows:

Figure 1-1 NetNumenN31 N31 System Architecture

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Table 1-1 NEs NetNumen N31 System Supports

Software Version PON Product Supported

NetNumen N31 unified V4.4.1.T010b1005088 (or C100-C200

FTTH ONUs such as D420 and F401

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2.1 Installing the NetNumen N31 NMS

à Windows 2003 Server: Service Pack 2

à SQL Server: Service Pack 3

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To install the NetNumen N31 NMS, perform the following steps:

Table 2-1 Files in the Installation Directory

File Name Description

install.bat Installation execution file in Windows

install.sh Installation execution file in Solaris

install_helper.exe Installation auxiliary tool in Windows, implementing free disk

unzip.exe Decompression tool in Windows

platform.zip NMS platform package

module*.zip NE management module package, where, * indicates the

2. Run the installation program.

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chmod 777 install.sh // Modify the install.sh file right.

3. Select the language.

Figure 2-1 Selecting Language

The language types include the following:

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Figure 2-2 Selecting Installation Path

5. Select the installation type.

Figure 2-3 Selecting Installation Type

The installation types include the following:

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2.2 Creating and Installing the NetNumen N31 Green

b. Complete the configuration in the configuration center.

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Compress the Client directory into the netnumen.rar file.

b. Decompress the installation package.

The netnumen.rar file can be decompressed to a customized directory, but it is recom-

c. Complete the configuration center settings.

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2.3 Installing the NetNumen N31 Patches

Copy all the upgrade patch files and patch-version.txt to .\netnumen\upgra

Run the upgrade file .\netnumen\upgradeN31\upgrade.bat. The patches are

Run .\netnumen\upgradeSelf.bat to complete decompression. Then, run .\n

In Solaris, the upgrade file is upgrade.sh.

module.zip NE management module package, where, indicates the