UNM2000

UNM2000
Network Convergence
Management System V2R7
Release Notes
Version: A
Code: MN000004155
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July 2019
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Preface
Terminology Conventions
Terminology Convention
FiberHome UNM2000 Network Convergence
UNM2000
Management System
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Caution
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Contents
Preface...................................................................................................................I
Terminology Conventions.................................................................................I
Symbol Conventions.......................................................................................II
1 Version Overview............................................................................................1
1.1 Version Introduction ..........................................................................2
1.2 Compatibility with Earlier Versions.....................................................3
1.3 Requirement / Optimization List.........................................................3
1.4 Manageable Devices ........................................................................7
2 New Features .................................................................................................8
2.1 Basic Functions ................................................................................9
2.1.1 Supporting Setting NE Maintenance Information..................9

2.1.2 Supporting Networkwide Statistics of the ONU Weak Optical
Power...............................................................................10
2.1.3 Supporting Customizing the Name of the Exported
Configuration File..............................................................12
2.1.4 Supporting Automatically Synchronizing the Data of the
Newly Added OLTs with the Resource Statistics Task ........12
2.1.5 Supporting Deleting NEs in a Batch Manner ......................13
2.1.6 Supporting Upgrading ONUs in a Batch Manner ................14
2.1.7 Supporting Modifying Object Names in a Batch Manner.....15
2.1.8 Supporting Displaying the Threshold-Crossing Value Upon
the Alarm Occurrence After the Alarm is Cleared ...............16
2.1.9 Supporting Setting the Maximum Number of ONUs
Connected to the PON Port...............................................17
2.1.10 Adding Statistical Items in Resource Statistics...................17
2.1.11 Supporting Checking Online ONU List...............................19
2.1.12 Optimizing NMS User Management ..................................20
2.1.13 Adding Hand-in-Hand Topology Management ...................21
2.1.14 Controlling TL1 Command Sets and Their Usage Time by
License.............................................................................27
2.1.15 Supporting the Directory-Based FTP File Management .....28
2.1.16 Supporting Scheduled Service Shutdown of HGU .............29
2.2 Managing Access NEs....................................................................30
2.2.1 Optimizing the Shortcut Menu of the ONU List ...................30

2.2.2 Supporting the Whitelist Based on ONU SNs.....................32
2.2.3 Displaying ONU Software / Hardware Version Information in
the ONU List .....................................................................33
2.2.4 Managing User Port Attributes in a Batch Manner..............33
2.3 Auxiliary Management of Operation and Maintenance .....................34
2.3.1 Optimizing Some Functions in the NetTraffic-PON System 34
2.4 Interface Management ....................................................................35
2.4.1 Supporting Subscriber Service ID Management by TL1 .....35

2.4.2 Supporting Querying the VEIP Data Service Configuration by
TL1 Commands ................................................................37
2.4.3 Setting DBA Based on Service Flow by TL1 ......................39
2.4.4 Supporting Querying the NGN Resource Status by TL1
Commands.......................................................................40
2.4.5 Arranging Mappings Between TL1 Interfaces and Alarms on
the UNM2000 ...................................................................41
2.4.6 SET-WANSERVICE of the TL1 Interface Supporting Dual
Stack (Default)..................................................................45
2.4.7 Supporting Querying and Configuring the Auto Negotiation
Switch, Rate and Duplex Mode of the ONU LAN Ports for
TL1 Interfaces...................................................................47
2.4.8 Supporting Modifying Voice Port Configurations for TL1
Interfaces .........................................................................50
2.4.9 Supporting Configuring and Modifying the Port Description of
the MSAN Card ................................................................53
2.4.10 Supporting Configuring Transparent Transmission and
Multicast for TL1 Interface Services...................................55
2.4.11 Adding the “UCOS”, “SERVICETYPE” and
“SVCMODPROFILE” Fields into the ADD-PONVLAN
Command.........................................................................58
2.4.12 Optimizing the CFG-LANSERVICEPARAM Command ......60
2.4.13 Supports Enabling or Disabling CATV Ports for TL1
Interfaces .........................................................................61
2.4.14 Supporting Querying the IPv6 Information using the LST-
ONUWANSERVICECFG Command .................................62
2.4.15 Supporting VLAN Flow Rate Limiting for TL1 Interfaces .....67
2.4.16 Supporting Configuring VOIP WAN Connections for TL1
Interfaces .........................................................................71
2.4.17 Supporting Querying ONU Layer-3 Rate Limit for TL1
Interfaces .........................................................................72
3 Upgrade Precautions ....................................................................................75

1 Version Overview
This chapter introduces the basic information of the UNM2000 V2R7.
Version Introduction
Compatibility with Earlier Versions
Requirement / Optimization List
Manageable Devices
Version: A 1
UNM2000 Network Convergence Management System V2R7 Release Notes
1.1 Version Introduction
The new features added in the UNM2000 V2R7 are as follows:
u The UNM2000, PAS and PON traffic tool fully support IPv4 and IPv6 dual-stack
management.
u Optimizes the resource statistics function.
4 Supports collecting networkwide statistics of the ONU weak optical power,

enabling clients to maintain the ONU weak optical power conveniently.
4 Supports automatically synchronizing the data of the newly added OLTs

with the resource statistics export task. This requires fewer manual
operations.
4 Supports collecting statistics of and exporting PON port running status,

OLT online status and ONU port uplink / downlink rate configurations, etc.
This meets users' statistics requirements.
u Supports deleting NEs, automatically upgrading ONUs and modifying object

names in a batch manner. This improves users' operation efficiency.
u Supports customizing quick access for ONU service provisioning, managing

hand-in-hand topologies and optimizing the intensive merge tool.
u Enhances the License management and control capability, specifically, the

license supports controlling TL command sets and their usage time.
u Optimizes some functions in the NetTraffic-PON system.
4 Supports second-level traffic and traffic statistics of MSAN devices

(AN5516 MSAN common platform devices and AN5220 devices).
4 Optimizes the report export function; supports exporting data reports and
statistics and analysis graphs simultaneously.
4 Supports collecting statistics of uplink / downlink CRC errors of OLT uplink

ports and PON ports; monitors and analyzes the CRC BER to help analyze
the failure reason of the PON network.
4 Supports collecting statistics of and analyzing the traffic load of the OLT
uplink ports and PON ports, providing basic data for the planning of the
uplink ports and user resources.
2 Version: A
1 Version Overview
4 Provides bandwidth utilization rankings, traffic analysis reports and link

bandwidth utilization reports for the OLT uplink ports, OLT PON ports and
ONU PON ports. This helps users analyze the traffic.
4 Provides area statistics and analysis function; collects statistics of and

analyzes traffic and physical resources by area.
u Supports the AN6000 V1R2 version.
1.2 Compatibility with Earlier Versions
The UNM2000 V2R7 is compatible with following EMS versions.
u ANM2000 V3.0R2 series
u UNM2000 V1.0R1 series
u UNM2000 V2.0R4
u UNM2000 V2.0R4SP2
u UNM2000 V2.0R4SP6
u UNM2000 V2.0R4SP8
u UNM2000 V2R5M3 series
1.3 Requirement / Optimization List
The following table describes the new and optimized functions of the UNM2000
V2R7.
Corresponding
No. Case No. Description
Section
Supports setting the contact information of the NE maintenance
1 1160184 personnel and NE location information to improve the operation and 2.1.1
maintenance efficiency.
The Clear User item in the alarm clear page of the equipment is
2 1160187 -
displayed as NE name.
Supports second-level traffic monitoring to help clients monitor the

3 1161529 2.3.1
traffic of key areas precisely.
Supports collecting statistics of the ONU weak optical power based

4 1160188 on the entire network, a specified area or a specified NE. This helps 2.1.2
users analyze the reason for weak optical power generation.
Version: A 3
Corresponding
Section
Customizes the name of the exported configuration file using the
5 1163829 2.1.3
network management tool.
The UNM2000 automatically synchronizes the data of the newly

added OLTs with the resource statistics export task when collecting
6 1160190 2.1.4
statistics of all the objects in the logical domain. This requires fewer
manual operations.
Supports deleting NEs in a batch manner. You can select multiple

7 1160191 2.1.5
NEs in a batch manner to be deleted.
Supports automatic upgrade of ONUs in a batch manner. This
8 1161307 2.1.6
improves the upgrade efficiency.
Supports modifying logical domains, NEs, card ports and ONU

9 1165020 names in a batch manner. This improves the users' operation and 2.1.7
maintenance efficiency.
Supports displaying the threshold-crossing value upon the alarm

10 1160192 occurrence in the additional information of the alarm after the alarm is 2.1.8
cleared.
Supports setting the maximum number of ONUs connected to the
11 1160193 2.1.9
PON port. The default value is 64.
Adds some statistical items related to the port rate for ONU port
12 1160194 2.1.10
resource statistics / ONU port resource statistics export function.
Queries the list of ONUs that access the network. The information of
the redundant and missing ONUs on the UNM2000 (compared to the
physical ONUs) can be exported. The ONUs that exist on the device
13 1160195 2.1.11
but do not exist on the UNM2000 can be screened out. Yon need to
deauthorize these ONUs first and then launch a new network access
process. The improves the fault handling efficiency.
Adds a new statistical item Pon Running Status, which means

14 1160196 whether to enable or disable the PON port, to the port resource 2.1.10
statistics / port resource statistics export function.
Adds a new statistical item OLT On-line Status to the NE resource

15 1160197 2.1.10
statistics / NE resource statistics export function.
Optimizes the display of the UNM2000 users in ascending /

16 1160198 2.1.12
descending order by characters.
Changes the logical domain information collected by the resource

statistics function to the Alias name of the logical domain. The Alias
17 1160200 -
name is consistent with the logical domain name displayed in the
object tree.
4 Version: A
1 Version Overview
Corresponding
Section
Optimizes the shortcut menu of the ONU list, which provides quick
18 1160202 accesses for common operations such as deauthorizing ONUs, 2.2.1
replacing ONUs, and activating / deactivating ONUs.
Optimizes the management and control mode of License. The license

19 1161546 -
will not become invalid when the network card changes.
Supports the whitelist based on ONU SNs, which means only the
20 1165604 ONUs in the whitelist can be authorized to register online. In this way, 2.2.2
the illegal ONUs can be shielded.
The NetTraffic-PON system supports Mobile specifications which

include:
u Centralized-O&M-Oriented Intelligent PON OMC System
21 1165028 2.3.1
Function Technical Specifications v1.1.0-20190517
u Centralized-O&M-Oriented Intelligent PON OMC System
Function Test Specifications v1.1.0-20190517
Optimizes the report export function of the NetTraffic-PON system;

22 1160206 supports exporting data reports, and statistics and analysis graphs 2.3.1
simultaneously.
Supports analyzing and monitoring CRC BER to help analyze the

23 1160207 2.3.1
failure reason of the PON network.
Adds the hand-in-hand topology management function and supports
configuring hand-in-hand protections. This helps users view the
24 1160374 topology structure of the devices with hand-in-hand protection and 2.1.13
view the alarm information in real time, which improves the inspection
efficiency.
The license supports controlling TL1 command sets and their usage
25 1161549 2.1.14
time.
26 1163824 Supports the directory-based FTP file management mode. 2.1.15
27 1162316 The NetTraffic-PON system supports the MSAN device AN5220. 2.3.1
Supports count of uplink / downlink CRC errors of OLT uplink ports
28 1161536 2.3.1
and PON ports.
Supports scheduled service shutdown of home gateway units

29 1163825 (HGUs), ONUs from different vendors and intelligent gateway ONUs 2.1.16
to meet the scheduled network shutdown requirements.
Adds ONU software and hardware version information in the ONU

30 1164053 2.2.3
list.
Supports managing user port attributes in a batch manner. This
31 1161310 2.2.4
enables clients to manage port resources conveniently.
Version: A 5
Corresponding
Section
Supports querying the ONU object for a specified hardware version,
32 1165048 and shielding reports for current alarms / northbound alarms in a -
batch manner.
Optimizes the configuration integration tool to improve the reliability of
33 1162183 the integrated data, which meets the requirements for the integrated -
network.
In TL1 interface commands, all the commands related to the ONU
34 1161358 ports include SUBSCRIBERNO. You can locate the service card port -
and ONU port by SUBSCRIBERNO.
Supports configuring and modifying unique identifiers of the service

35 1161309 2.4.1
ports for TL1 interfaces.
Supports querying the VEIP data service configuration for TL1

36 1160203 2.4.2
interfaces.
37 1161311 Supports setting DBA based on service flow for TL1 interfaces. 2.4.3
38 1160205 Supports querying the NGN resource status for TL1 interfaces. 2.4.4
Arranges the list of mappings between TL1 interfaces and alarms on
39 1161312 2.4.5
the UNM2000.
When the SET-WANSERVICE command is issued for the WAN
40 1160209 connection of the TL1 interface, IPSTACKMODE is IPv4&IPv6 (dual- 2.4.6
stack) by default.
Supports configuring the auto negotiation switch, rate and duplex

41 1160211 2.4.7
mode of the ONU LAN port for TL1 interfaces.
42 1164755 Supports modifying voice port configurations for TL1 interfaces. 2.4.8
43 1164759 Supports adding port description of the MSAN card for TL1 interfaces. 2.4.9
Supports configuring transparent transmission and multicast for TL1
44 1164760 2.4.10
interfaces.
45 1165029 Optimizes and unifies the process of work order. 2.4.11
Changes the data types of three fields, namely, "AUNEGO", "SPEED"
46 1164512 and "DUPLEX" in the "CFG-LANSERVICEPARAM" command, into 2.4.12
"integer" for TL1 interfaces.
47 1162593 Supports enabling or disabling CATV ports for TL1 interfaces. 2.4.13
Supports querying the configured IPv6 addresses for TL1 interfaces
48 1162596 2.4.14
using the LST-ONUWANSERVICECFG command.
Supports configuring VLAN flow rate limiting using the specified rate
49 1162600 2.4.15
limiting template for TL1 interfaces.
50 1165040 Supports configuring VOIP WAN connections for TL1 interfaces. 2.4.16
51 1170688 Supports querying ONU layer-3 rate limit for TL1 interfaces. 2.4.17
6 Version: A
1 Version Overview
Corresponding
Section
Optimizes the processing of the ADD-ONU and DEL-ONU
52 1161534 -
commands, improving the reliability of the command execution.
Supports reporting the unified ONU type for Socket interfaces. You
53 1165044 can enable or disable the automatic conversion from underlines to -
dashes in the device model.
Optimizes the resource data collection efficiency for Socket
54 1164412 -
interfaces.
Adds port information to the alarm reported by the Socket interface
55 1162603 -
and supports locating the alarm to ONU port.
Supports configuring HGU to automatically access the network

56 1160204 through the WebService interface; supports automatic startup of -
terminals for "All Network Fits" services.
1.4 Manageable Devices
The table below lists the devices that can be managed by the UNM2000 V2R7.
Type Device Model
OLT AN5516-04, AN5516-06, AN5116-02, AN5116-04B, AN5116-06B, AN6000-17 and AN6001-G16
u GPON: AN5506-02-D/F, AN5506-04-B2/D/F1/FA/FAT, AN5506-07A/09A/10A and AN5506-07B/

09B/10B.
u XGPON: AN5646T/Q, AN5656T, AN5221-8N/16N/24N and AN5231-8N/16N/24N.
ONU u EPON: AN5006-07A/09A/10A and AN5006-07B/09B/10B.
u 10GEPON: AN5200-07A/09A/10A and AN5200-07B/09B/10B.
u HG6243C, HG6245D, HG6021C, HG6543C, HG6145E, HG6245P, HG6244C, HG6249A,
HG5245ST and HG5245SH.
MSAN AN5006-20, AN5006-30, AN5006-15, AN5006-16, AN5220 and AN5516.
Version: A 7
2 New Features
This chapter introduces the new features of the UNM2000 V2R7.
Basic Functions
Managing Access NEs
Auxiliary Management of Operation and Maintenance
Interface Management
8 Version: A
2 New Features
2.1 Basic Functions
This section introduces the functions newly added in basic functions of the
UNM2000 V2R7.
2.1.1 Supporting Setting NE Maintenance Information
The UNM2000 supports configuring the contact information of the NE maintenance

personnel and NE location information to improve the operation and maintenance
efficiency.
Procedure
1. Select Resource→Ne Maintain Information from the main menu to open the
Query Ne Maintain Information dialog box.
2. Select the desired NE and click Show to open the Ne Maintain Information
dialog box.
3. Configure the NE location and maintenance personnel information and click

OK.
4. (Optional) Right-click the desired NE and select Attribute from the shortcut
menu. In the Ne Maintain Information section of the NE attribute pane, click
View to view the NE maintenance information.
Version: A 9
2.1.2 Supporting Networkwide Statistics of the ONU Weak

Optical Power
The UNM2000 supports collecting statistics of the ONU weak optical power based
on the entire network, a specified area or a specified NE. This helps users analyze
the reason for weak optical power generation.
Function Description
u Supports setting the ONU weak optical power threshold and parameters related
to optical power statistics.
u Supports collecting statistics of PON ports with optical modules only or ONUs
with weak optical power only.
u Supports collecting statistics of the ONU weak optical power based on the
entire network, a specified area or a specified NE.
u The Rx and Tx capability varies with optical module sub-type. The UNM2000
supports collecting statistics of optical module types and optical module sub-
types to help analyze the reason for weak optical power generation.
Procedure
1. Set parameters related to optical power statistics / the ONU weak optical power
threshold.
1) Select System→Parameter Settings from the main menu to open the

Parameter Settings dialog box.
2) Select Resource Statistics Settings→Optical Power Statistics/ONU

Low Light Threshold from the left operational tree.
3) In the right pane, set parameters related to optical power statistics and the
ONU weak optical power threshold, and click OK.
10 Version: A
2 New Features
2. Collect statistics of the ONU weak optical power information.
1) Select Resource→Resource Statistics from the main menu to display

the Resource Statistics tab.
2) Select Resource Statistics→Other Type Statistics→Optic Power

Statistics.
3) Select ONU Low Light Information as statistics template and click

Statistics Range.
4) Select the desired object in the Select Object dialog box, and click OK.
3. Collect statistics of and export the ONU weak optical power.
1) Select Resource→Resource Statistics from the main menu to display

the Resource Statistics tab.
2) Select Resource Statistics→Statistics Export of Other Types→Optic

Power Statistics Export.
3) Click Create to open the Create Optic Power Statistics Export dialog
box.
4) Set Basic information, Object source and Extend information for the
optical power statistics export task. Ensure that ONU Low Light
Information is selected as the statistics template on the Extend
information tab.
Version: A 11
5) After completing the settings, click OK.
2.1.3 Supporting Customizing the Name of the Exported

Configuration File
You can customize the name of the exported configuration file using the network
management tool.
2.1.4 Supporting Automatically Synchronizing the Data of

the Newly Added OLTs with the Resource Statistics
Task
The UNM2000 automatically synchronizes the data of the newly added OLTs with
the resource statistics export task when collecting statistics of all the objects in the
logical domain. This requires fewer manual operations.
12 Version: A
2 New Features
Procedure
1. Select Resource→Resource Statistics from the main menu.
2. Select a submenu option under Export Statistics in the left operational tree,
and click Create in the right pane.
3. Set parameters related to the resource statistics export task. If All Ne of Logic
Domain Statistic (New ne will add to task automatically) is selected on the
Object source tab, the newly added NEs in the corresponding logical domain
will be automatically added into the resource statistics task.
2.1.5 Supporting Deleting NEs in a Batch Manner
The UNM2000 supports deleting NEs in a batch manner. You can select multiple
NEs in a batch manner to be deleted.
Version: A 13
u Only users with Operator Group authority or higher can delete NEs in a batch
manner.
u If you delete NEs, the alarms, performance and configuration data related to
these NEs can also be deleted.
u If you delete NEs, all the cards, ports, connected ONUs and their related
alarms, performance and configuration data can also be deleted.
Procedure
1. Select Resource→Batch Delete Ne from the main menu.
2. In the Select NE dialog box, select the desired NEs and click OK.
3. In the warning dialog box that appears, click Yes to delete all the selected NEs
and their connected ONUs.
2.1.6 Supporting Upgrading ONUs in a Batch Manner
The UNM2000 supports automatic upgrade of ONUs in a batch manner. This

improves the upgrade efficiency.
Procedure
1. Select Configure→Global Template Manager from the main menu to open

the Global Template Manager tab.
2. In the left pane, select Device Type→AN5516/AN6000/AN6001→Global

Config→Onu Card Config→ONU Auto Upgrade(V4) to open the AN5516/
AN6000/AN6001:ONU Auto Upgrade(V4) tab.
3. Select the left pane on the tab and click the Add button on the toolbar. In the
Add new Data dialog box that appears, set the rows to be added and click OK.
4. After setting the global configuration name, select the right pane on the tab and
click the Add button on the toolbar. In the Add new Data dialog box that
appears, set the related parameters and click OK.
14 Version: A
2 New Features
5. Double-click the ONU Configuration column of the corresponding line card

type to open the ONU Information dialog box.
6. Set the ONU type and the corresponding file name, and click OK.
7. After clicking the Save to Database button on the toolbar, click the Save
Configuration to Device button.
2.1.7 Supporting Modifying Object Names in a Batch

Manner
The UNM2000 supports modifying logical domains, NEs, card ports and ONU
names in a batch manner. This improves the users' operation and maintenance
efficiency.
u The UNM2000 optimizes the original Batch Modify NE Names function and
provides the Batch Modify Object Names function. Specifically, you can
modify names of logical domains, NEs, card ports and ONUs in a batch
manner.
u The original Modify ONU Names by Importing the Excel File function is
removed.
Version: A 15
Procedure
1. Select Resource→Batch Modifying Object Names from the main menu to

open the Batch Modifying Object Names tab.
2. In the left object tree, select the desired object type and click Query in the right
pane to open the Set Object Query Condition dialog box.
3. Select a desired object and click OK.
4. In the Modify Name column of the queried result, enter the planned object
names or modify the object names by exporting / importing the Excel file. And
click Save.
2.1.8 Supporting Displaying the Threshold-Crossing Value

Upon the Alarm Occurrence After the Alarm is Cleared
The UNM2000 supports displaying the threshold-crossing value upon the alarm
occurrence in the additional information of the alarm after the alarm is cleared.
16 Version: A
2 New Features
2.1.9 Supporting Setting the Maximum Number of ONUs

Connected to the PON Port
When a single PON port is connected to too many ONUs, the working condition of
the device is unstable. This makes the network quality become worse. The
UNM2000 supports setting the maximum number of ONUs connected to the PON
port. The default value is 64.
Procedure
1. Select System→Parameter Settings from the main menu to open the

Parameter Settings dialog box.
2. In the left operational tree, select Service Configuration→Limit the number

of ONU under the PON port to open the Limit the number of ONU under the
PON port pane.
3. Click Create to open the Create the number of ONU settings under the PON
port dialog box.
4. Configure the maximum number of the ONUs connected to the PON port and
click OK.
You can set different maximum numbers of the ONUs according to different
restriction types such as "Global" and "PON Port Type". The minimum value of
the overlapped settings takes effect.
2.1.10 Adding Statistical Items in Resource Statistics
The UNM2000 optimizes the resource statistics function, which meets the operation
and maintenance requirements of the project.
Version: A 17
u The statistical item OLT On-line Status is added to the NE resource statistics /
NE resource statistics export function.
Note:
The statistical item OLT On-line Status is already added into the default
template NE Information List. You can also customize other templates
for collecting statistics of OLT On-line Status.
u A new statistical item Pon Running Status, that is, whether to enable or
disable the PON port, is added to the port resource statistics / port resource
statistics export function.
Note:
The statistical item Pon Running Status is already added into the default
template Port Information List. You can also customize other templates
for collecting statistics of Pon Running Status.
u Some statistical items related to the port rate (as shown in the figure below) are
added to the ONU port resource statistics / ONU port resource statistics export
function.
Note:
The default template does not include statistical items related to the port
rate. You need to create a new statistics template by customizing
statistical items.
18 Version: A
2 New Features
2.1.11 Supporting Checking Online ONU List
The UNM2000 supports querying the list of ONUs that access the network. The
information of the redundant and missing ONUs on the UNM2000 (compared to the
physical ONUs) can be exported. The ONUs that exist on the device but do not exist
on the UNM2000 can be screened out. Yon need to deauthorize these ONUs first
and then launch a new network access process. The improves the fault handling
efficiency.
A switch is provided for this function. Ensure that the function of checking the online
ONU list is enabled.
1. Access the D:\unm2000\server\etc\ directory and open the platform-options.

ini file.
Version: A 19
2. Search for ONUListOnlineCheck and set enable = true.
3. Restart the EMS service.
Procedure
1. Select System→Policy Task Management from the main menu to open the
Policy Task Management tab.
2. In the left operational tree, select All Tasks→Data Synchronization→Onu

Online Check Task. In the right pane, click Create to open the Create Onu
Online Check Task dialog box.
3. Set parameters such as Task name, Execution Cycle, Execution time,

Object source and Export Checked Data as desired and click OK. The new
task appears in the task list.
4. After the task is executed, you can view the exported checking data in the
preset export directory.
2.1.12 Optimizing NMS User Management
The UNM2000 optimizes the display of the NMS users in ascending / descending
order by characters, as shown in the figure below.
Note:
The user lists displayed on the UNM2000 in other places are also
displayed in ascending / descending order by characters.
20 Version: A
2 New Features
2.1.13 Adding Hand-in-Hand Topology Management
The UNM2000 adds the hand-in-hand topology management function and supports
configuring hand-in-hand protections. This helps users view the topology structure
of the devices with hand-in-hand protection and view the alarm information in real
time.
u Users with Security Administrator Group authority or higher can perform

hand-in-hand topology management.
u The hand-in-hand topology management includes operations such as creating,

modifying, deleting and viewing.
u Only the ONUs under different PON ports can be configured with hand-in-hand
protections and the PON port types (such as EPON and10G EPON) must be
the same.
u The models of the ONUs that support hand-in-hand topology management are
as follows:
4 AN5006-04P2
4 AN5006-04P4
4 AN5006-04P4-F
4 AN5006-04P4-FX
Procedure
1. Create a hand-in-hand topology: Create a new hand-in-hand topology, set the

topology name, and PON port and ONUs of the hand-in-hand protection.
Version: A 21
1) Select Configure→Hand-in-hand Topo Manager from the main menu to

open the Hand-in-hand Topo Manager tab.
2) Click the Create button. In the Create Hand-in-hand Topo dialog box that
appears, set parameters such as Topo Name, UpStream PON1 and
UpStream PON2.
Note:
u It is recommended that Topo Name does not exceed 128 bytes.
u UpStream PON1 and UpStream PON2 are different PON ports for
adding the hand-in-hand topology. And they are of the same type
(EPON ports or 10G EPON ports).
u The PON ports which are already configured for the hand-in-hand
topology are not displayed in the Select PON dialog box.
3) Click the Add Associated ONU button. In the Add Associated ONU that
appears, select the desired ONU(s) and click OK.
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4) In the Create Hand-in-hand Topo dialog box, click Save.
Note:
In ONU List of NE Manager, you can select a shortcut menu option of

the ONU to set the ONU association relationship.
Version: A 23
2. Modify the hand-in-hand topology: modify the hand-in-hand topology name. In

the hand-in-hand topology, you can add, modify or delete the associated ONU.

2) Select a desired entry and click the Modify button. In the Modify Hand-in-
hand Topo dialog box that appears, modify the parameter as desired.
¡ Modify the topology name:
Set Topo Name as desired.
¡ Add an associated ONU:
Click the Add Associated ONU button. In the Add Associated ONU
that appears, select the desired ONU(s) and click OK.
¡ Modify an associated ONU:
Select the desired ONU icon and click the Modify Associated ONU
button. In theUpStream PON2 list of the Modify Associated ONU
dialog box that appears, select the desired ONU and click OK.
¡ Delete an associated ONU:
Select the desired ONU icon and click the Delete Associated ONU
button.
3) In the Modify Hand-in-hand Topo dialog box, click Save.
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Note:
In ONU List of NE Manager, you can select a shortcut menu option of

the ONU to modify the associated ONU under the protection PON port.
To modify the protection PON port, refer to step 3 to delete the hand-in-
hand topology of the PON port first, and then refer to step 1 to create a
new hand-in-hand topology.
3. Delete a hand-in-hand topology.

2) Select a desired entry and click the Delete button. In the dialog box that
appears, click OK.
4. View the hand-in-hand topology information, including NE information, test

distance value and alarm information.

2) Click a desired entry to view the hand-in-hand topology information, as

shown in the figure below.
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(1) PON port icon (2) PON port information (3) Trunk fiber
(4) Branch fiber (5) ONU icon (6) ONU information
The hand-in-hand topology information includes the following:
¡ PON port information: The name and IP address of the OLT where the
PON port resides, slot number of the PON port and PON port number.
¡ ONU information: All the ONUs and links between the associated
PON ports, ONU names and test distances.
¡ Alarm information: The icons and fibers in different colors indicate the
status of the PON ports and ONUs, and alarm information such as
fiber cut or power failure, as shown in the table below.
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Alarm
PON Port Icon ONU Icon Branch Fiber Trunk Fiber
Information
The
communication
Gray Gray Gray Gray
between NEs is
interrupted.
Hand-in-hand ONU: The

Hand-in-hand ONU: link of the PON port The trunk fiber of the
Fiber cut occurs Red (for the PON
green where fiber cut occurs is PON port where
on a PON port on port with fiber
Not-hand-in-hand ONU: red. fiber cut occurs is
one side. cut)
gray Not-hand-in-hand ONU: red.
The link is red.
Fiber cut occurs
on PON ports on Red Gray Red Red
both sides.
Fiber cut occurs on an
Fiber cut occurs ONU on one side: green
on the hand-in- Green Fiber cut occurs on Red Green
hand ONU. ONUs on both sides:
gray
Fiber cut occurs

on the not-hand- Green Gray Red Green
in-hand ONU.
ONU power
Green Gray Green Green
failure
Fiber cut does not
occur on the PON Green Green Green Green
port or ONU.
No power failure
or fiber cut alarm
Green Gray Green Green
occurs, but the
ONU is offline.
2.1.14 Controlling TL1 Command Sets and Their Usage Time

by License
The license supports controlling TL1 command sets and their usage time, as shown
in the figure below.
Version: A 27
u If the value in the Control Item Data column of the TL1 command set is
Unlimited, it means that all the commands can be used.
u If the value in the Control Item Data column of the TL1 command effective
time is –, there is no time limit.
2.1.15 Supporting the Directory-Based FTP File Management
The UNM2000 supports the directory-based FTP file management mode.
u The FTP creates a Resource_Statistics file folder based on the directory. In

this file folder, multiple resource sub-directories are created to store different
types of resource statistics export files.
For example, the NE resource statistics export file is saved in the

\Resource_Statistics\NE_Export directory.
u The FTP creates a Policy_TASK file folder based on the directory. In this file
folder, multiple task sub-directories are created to store different types of policy
task export files.
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For example, configure to save the task export file into the \Policy_TASK
\Config_Export directory.
u The UNM2000 optimizes the FTP file import function. It supports automatically
identifying the files under the FTP file folders. When the file name exceeds 20
characters, the system automatically changes the name for uploading, without
human intervention.
u The storage authority to perform the directory-based FTP file management can
be assigned to or removed from the user.
1) Access the D:\unm2000\server\etc\ directory and open the platform-

options.ini file.
2) Search for FtpDir, and set enable = true to enable the FTP directory
management.
Note:
If FtpDir is disabled, process the files imported / exported by FTP based

on the original logic. In other words, the files will be directly exported to
the FTP root directory. When importing the FTP file, the UNM2000 will
obtain the file from the root directory.
2.1.16 Supporting Scheduled Service Shutdown of HGU
The UNM2000 optimizes the original ONU Port Enable Rule Task function. It
supports scheduled service shutdown of home gateway units (HGUs), ONUs from
different vendors and intelligent gateway ONUs to meet the scheduled network
shutdown requirements.
Procedure
1. Select System→Policy Task Management from the main menu to open the
Policy Task Management tab.
Version: A 29
2. In the operational tree on the left, select All Tasks→Data Synchronization→

ONU Service Shutdown Task. In the right pane, click Create to open the
Create ONU Service Shutdown Task dialog box.
Note:
After function optimization, ONU Port Enable Rule Task is changed to

ONU Service Shutdown Task.
3. Set parameters such as Task name, Execution Cycle, Object source, and
Start time / End time as desired. And click OK.
2.2 Managing Access NEs
This section introduces the functions newly added in access NE management on

the UNM2000 V2R7.
2.2.1 Optimizing the Shortcut Menu of the ONU List
The shortcut menu of the ONU list is optimized, which provides quick accesses for
common operations such as deauthorizing ONUs, replacing ONUs, and activating /
deactivating ONUs.
The shortcut menu of the ONU list is optimized in the following aspects.
u The access for Service Fulfillment (Common) functions is added, and their
submenus can be customized.
u The less frequently used functions can be included in submenus, simplifying

the shortcut menu.
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Procedure
1. Double-click an NE in Main Topology to open the NE manager window.
2. Select Configuration→ONU List to display the ONU List tab.
3. Right-click an ONU and select the submenus of Service Fulfillment (Common)

from the shortcut menu to directly open the corresponding service configuration
GUI. In this way, the configuration efficiency is improved.
4. (Optional) Customize the Service Fulfillment (Common) menu.
1) On the ONU List tab, right-click the corresponding ONU and select
Service Configuration from the shortcut menu.
2) From the Operation Tree on the Service Configuration tab, right-click the
corresponding service configuration entry and select Add to Service
Fulfillment (Common) or Remove from Service Fulfillment (Common).
Version: A 31
2.2.2 Supporting the Whitelist Based on ONU SNs
The UNM2000 supports the whitelist based on ONU SNs, which means only the
ONUs in the whitelist can be authorized to register online and those not in the
whitelist cannot register online. In this way, the illegal ONUs can be shielded.
u The whitelist function is disabled by default.
u The ONUs which have been online are not affected by this function.
Procedure
1. Enable the whitelist mode.
1) Access the D:\unm2000\server\etc directory and open the platform-

options.ini file.
2) In the platform-options.ini file, change mode = 0 to mode = 2 and save

the file.
3) Restart the EMS service.
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2. Add the SN of the ONU into the whitelist.
1) Access the D:\unm2000\server\etc directory and open the

OntMacWhiteList.txt file.
2) In the OntMacWhiteList.txt file, add the SN of the desired ONU into the
whitelist.
3) Wait one minute and authorize the ONU on the ONU Authorization View
tab. After the ONU is authorized, the ONU List only displays the ONU
whose SN is added into the whitelist.
2.2.3 Displaying ONU Software / Hardware Version

Information in the ONU List
In this version, the ONU software / hardware version information is displayed in the
ONU list.
2.2.4 Managing User Port Attributes in a Batch Manner
The UNM2000 supports managing user port attributes in a batch manner. This
enables clients to manage port resources conveniently.
The port attributes which can be managed in a batch manner include port unique
identifier, port label and service remark.
Procedure
1. Double-click an NE in Main Topology to open the NE manager window.
2. Select Configuration→User Port Attribute Management. In the Select

Object dialog box that appears, select the object to be managed and click OK.
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3. On the User Port Attribute Management tab, modify or delete the user port
attributes.
Function Operation
1. Double-click an attribute filed of the port, enter the planned attribute

Modify a port
information, and click Save.
attribute
2. In the Save configuration succeed alert box that appears, click OK.
1. Select multiple entries to be modified and right-click to select Batch

Modify from the shortcut menu to open the Batch Modify dialog box.
2. In the dropdown list of Target Column, select the desired attributes.
Modify port
In the Settings area, configure the batch modification rule and click
attributes in a
OK.
batch manner
3. In the Confirm Information alert box that appears, click Yes.
4. Click Save. In the Save configuration succeed alert box that
appears, click OK.
1. Select one or multiple items whose attributes need to be deleted, and

click Delete Configuration.
Delete port
2. In the alert box that appears, Click OK to delete all the attribute
attributes
information of the selected port(s).
3. In the Delete data succeed alert box that appears, click OK.
4. (Optional) On the User Port Attribute Management tab, right-click the desired
port and select Target to Port from the shortcut menu. The page will be
switched to service configuration GUI of the corresponding port.
2.3 Auxiliary Management of Operation and

Maintenance
This section introduces the functions newly added in auxiliary management of

operation and maintenance on the UNM2000 V2R7.
2.3.1 Optimizing Some Functions in the NetTraffic-PON

System
The UNM2000 optimizes the PON traffic statistics and analysis function. For
detailed operations, see PON Network Traffic and Quality Analysis System V2R7
Operation Guide.
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u Supports second-level traffic and traffic statistics of MSAN devices (AN5516

MSAN common platform devices and AN5220 devices).
u Optimizes the report export function; supports exporting data reports and
statistics and analysis graphs simultaneously.
u Supports collecting statistics of uplink / downlink CRC errors of OLT uplink

ports and PON ports; monitors and analyzes the CRC BER to help analyze the
failure reason of the PON network.
u Supports collecting statistics of and analyzing the traffic load of the OLT uplink
ports and PON ports, providing basic data for the planning of the uplink ports
and user resources.
u Provides bandwidth utilization rankings, traffic analysis reports and link

bandwidth utilization reports for the OLT uplink ports, OLT PON ports and ONU
PON ports. This helps users analyze the traffic.
u Provides area statistics and analysis function; collects statistics of and

analyzes traffic and physical resources by area.
2.4 Interface Management
This section introduces functions newly added into the interface management on
the UNM2000 V2R7.
2.4.1 Supporting Subscriber Service ID Management by TL1
The SUBSCRIBERNO field is added into the CFG-SUBSCRIBERNO command.

You can configure or modify the subscriber service ID.
Command Format
u ONU
CFG-SUBSCRIBERNO::OLTID=olt-name,PONID=ponport_location,
ONUIDTYPE=onuid-type,ONUID=onu-index],ONUPORT=onu-port:CTAG::
SUBSCRIBERNO=ID[,DESCRIPTION=userNO];
u MSAN common platform card
Version: A 35
CFG-SUBSCRIBERNO::OLTID=olt-name,PONID=ponport_location:CTAG::
u MDU
CFG-SUBSCRIBERNO::ONUIP=ONU_IP,PONID=ponport_location:CTAG::
Input Parameter
Parameter Data Type Value Range Description Remark

IP address, name or
Optional for the
ID of the ONU that
ONUIP OCTET STRING Size (128) MSAN common
has a management
platform cards
IP address.
Required for the
IP address, name or
OLTID OCTET STRING Size (128) MSAN common
ID of the OLT
platform card
PON port location

information. Locate
the port through
cabinet rack-shelf- Required for the
PONID OCTET STRING Size (128) slot-port number. MSAN common
Enter NA if the platform card
corresponding
information is not
specified.
Required for an ONU

that has no
ONU identifier type
management IP
(ONU_NAME, MAC,
ONUIDTYPE OCTET STRING Size (128) address
LOID, ONU_
Optional for the
NUMBER).
MSAN common
platform cards
ONU identifier, used

Required for an ONU
for uniquely
that has no
identifying the ONU
management IP
connected to the
ONUID OCTET STRING Size (128) address
PON port. The value
Optional for the
is ONU_NAME,
MSAN common
MAC, LOID or ONU_
platform cards
NUMBER.
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Required for an ONU
that has no
management IP
address
LAN Optional for the
ONUPORTTYPE OCTET STRING Size (128)
FXS MSAN common
platform cards. You
can select the ONU
port according to the
port type.
Locate the port Required for an ONU

through cabinet rack that has no
- shelf - slot - port management IP
ONUPORT OCTET STRING Size (128) number. Enter NA if address
the corresponding Optional for the
information is not MSAN common
specified. platform cards
Subscriber service (Required) Unique in

SUBSCRIBERNO OCTET STRING Size (32)
ID the entire network
DESCRIPTION OCTET STRING Size (32) Service remarks Optional
2.4.2 Supporting Querying the VEIP Data Service

Configuration by TL1 Commands
This command is used to query VEIP data services.
Command Format
LST-VEIPSERVICE::ONUIP=onu-ip|OLTID=olt-name,PONID=ponport_location,
ONUIDTYPE=onuid-type,ONUID=onu-index,ONUPORT=onu-port:CTAG::
[ServiceId=service-id];
Version: A 37
Input Parameter

IP address, name or ID of the
OLTID OCTET STRING Size (128) Required
OLT
PON port location
information. Locate the port
through cabinet rack-shelf-
PONID OCTET STRING Size (128) Required
slot-port number. Enter NA if
the corresponding
information is not specified.
ONU identifier type (ONU_

ONUID TYPE OCTET STRING Size (128) NAME, MAC, LOID, ONU_ Required
NUMBER).
ONU identifier, used for

uniquely identifying the ONU
connected to the PON port.
ONUID OCTET STRING Size (128) Required
The value is ONU_NAME,
MAC, LOID or ONU_
NUMBER.
Locate a card port through
cabinet rack - shelf - slot -
ONU PORT OCTET STRING Size (128) port number. Enter NA if the Required
corresponding information is
not specified.
Service sequence number

ServiceId INTEGER 1 to 16 Optional
under the port
Output Parameter
Parameter Data Type Value Range Description
ServiceId INTEGER 1 to 16 Service sequence number under the port
CVLANID INTEGER 1 to 4085 Inner VLAN

CCOS INTEGER 0 to 7 CVLAN PON priority or COS
TVLANID INTEGER 1 to 4085 VLAN translation

TCOS INTEGER 0 to 7 PON priority or COS of VLAN translation
UpAssuredRateLimit OCTET STRING Size (20) Uplink bandwidth profile name.
DownAssuredRateLi-
OCTET STRING Size (20) Downlink bandwidth profile name.
mit
ServiceModelProfile OCTET STRING Size (20) Service model template name
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NONE
DATA
ServiceType OCTET STRING IPTV Service type
MANAGEMENT
VOIP
GEMPORT INTEGER 0 to 4095 -
2.4.3 Setting DBA Based on Service Flow by TL1
The TL1 interface supports setting DBA based on service flow. The TL1 commands
and their function implementation are as follows:
TL1 Command Function Implementation
u Add a parameter: GEMPORT (optional).

u When the service configuration of the VEIP port is issued via TL1, you
need to ascertain whether the new or old protocol is configured for
u CFG-VEIPSERVICE issuing VEIP data services based on the device capability.
u MODIFY-VEIPSERVICE
4 When the old protocol is issued, the parameter "GEMPORT"
u ADD-PONVLAN
does not need to be issued via TL1.
u ADD-LANIPTVPORT
4 When the new protocol is issued, the value of "GEMPORT"
(entered by the user) is issued via TL1. If the user does not enter
a value for "GEMPORT", the default value is issued.
When the service configuration of the VEIP port is issued via TL1, you
u UNBIND-VEIPSERVICE
need to ascertain whether to configure the new or old protocol for issuing
u DEL-VEIPSERVICE
VEIP data services based on the device capability.
For details about the output parameter description, see Supporting

LST-VEIPSERVICE
Querying the VEIP Data Service Configuration by TL1 Commands.
When TL1 deletes the service configuration of the VEIP port, you need to
u DEL-PONVLAN
ascertain whether to configure the new or old protocol for issuing VEIP
u DEL-LANIPTVPORT
data services based on the device capability.
Description of the New Input Parameter
GEMPORT INTEGER 0 to 4095 GEMPORT Optional
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2.4.4 Supporting Querying the NGN Resource Status by TL1

Commands
This command is used to query the ONU NGN resource status.
Command Format
LST-NGNRESOURCE::ONUIP=onu-name|OLTID=olt-name[,PONID=ponport_location,
ONUIDTYPE=onuid-type,ONUID=onu-index]:CTAG::;
Input Parameter

Required for an ONU
IP address, name or that has no
OLTID OCTET STRING Size (128)
ID of the OLT management IP
address
PON port location
information. Locate
the port through
Size (128) If input parameters
cabinet rack-shelf-
Cabinet rack - shelf - do not include
PONID OCTET STRING slot-port number.
slot - PON port ONUID, PONID is
Enter NA if the
number optional.
corresponding
information is not
specified.
ONU_NAME ONU identifier type

MAC (ONU_NAME, MAC,
ONUIDTYPE OCTET STRING Optional
LOID LOID or ONU_
ONU_NUMBER NUMBER)

for uniquely
identifying the ONU
connected to the
ONUID OCTET STRING Size (128) Optional
PON port. The value
is ONU_NAME,
MAC, LOID or ONU_
NUMBER.
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Output Parameter
POTSNO INTEGER 0 to 255 POTS number

TELEPHONENO OCTET STRING Size (128) Telephone number
EP_STATUS_INACTIVE
EP_STATUS_REGING
The port is not activated.
EP_STATUS_IDLE
The port is registering.
EP_STATUS_OFF_HOOK
The port is idle.
EP_STATUS_DIALING
The port is hooked off.
EP_STATUS_RING
The port is dialing.
EP_STATUS_RINGBACK
The port is ringing.
EP_STATUS_
The port is ringing back.
CONNECTING
USERSTATUS OCTET STRING The port is connecting.
EP_STATUS_
The port is connected.
CONNECTED
The port is hooked on.
EP_STATUS_ON_HOOK
The port is not connected.
EP_STATUS_
The port is busy.
DISCONNECTING
Registering the port failed.
EP_STATUS_BUSY
The user does not hook on
EP_STATUS_REG_FAIL
for a long time.
EP_STATUS_NOT_
HANGUP
TERMINATIONID OCTET STRING Size (20) Termination point ID
RTPNAME OCTET STRING Size (16) RTP resource name
RTPPORT INTEGER 0 to 65535 RTP port number
2.4.5 Arranging Mappings Between TL1 Interfaces and

Alarms on the UNM2000
This section arranges the mappings between TL1 interfaces and alarms on the
UNM2000.
Table 2-1 Alarm Definition List - OLT
Alarm Type Alarm Level Alarm ID Alarm Name Alarm Cause

Device event Critical alarm 110001 OLT-START The OLT is cold-started / hot-started.
OLT-BOARD-OFF-
Device alarm Critical alarm 110002 The OLT card is offline.
LINE
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Table 2-1 Alarm Definition List - OLT (Continued)

The OLT card status is abnormal,
including abnormal running, the card
OLT-BOARD-STATE-
Device alarm Critical alarm 110003 not being activated, and card type
ABNORMAL
being inconsistent with the configured
type.
ILEGAL_ONU_
Device alarm Major alarm 110004 An invalid ONU tries to register.
REGISTE
OLT-REMOTE-ONU- The OLT failed to send the
Device alarm Major alarm 110005
CONFIG-FAILURE configuration to the ONU.
CPU_USAGE_OVER_ The CPU usage exceeds the preset

Device alarm Minor alarm 110006
THRESHOLD threshold.
A certain ONU connected to the OLT
Device alarm Critical alarm 110007 LASER_ALWAYS_ON
constantly emits light.
The OLT detects that a connected

Device alarm Critical alarm 110008 ONU_Power_Fail
ONU is powered off.
The active-standby switching occurs

BOARD_INVERSION_
Device event Major alarm 110009 on the core switch cards of the OLT
SUCCESSFUL
and PON active and standby cards.
The active-standby switching occurs

PORT_INVERSION_
Device event Major alarm 110010 on the uplink ports of the OLT and
SUCCESSFUL
PON active and standby ports.
Communica- OLT_PON_Optical_ The optical module of the EPON OLT

Critical alarm 310001
tion alarm Module_Fail PON port fails.
Communica- OLT_Uplink_Optical_ The optical module of the EPON OLT

tion alarm Module_Fail uplink port fails.
The optical path between the Tx part

Communica- NO_OPTICS_SIGNAL
Critical alarm 310003 of the EPON uplink OLT and the Rx
tion alarm (uplink port)
part of the OLT uplink port fails.
u The trunk optical fiber is

Communica- NO_OPTICS_SIGNAL
Critical alarm 310004 disconnected.
tion alarm (optical port)
u The splitter fails.
u The optical path from the splitter

Communica-
Critical alarm 310005 ONU_OFF_LINE to the ONU is abnormal.
tion alarm
u The ONU is working abnormally.
Communica- The EMS cannot communicate with

Critical alarm 310006 OLT_OFF_Adminis
tion alarm the OLT.
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The optical power received by the
OLT uplink port exceeds the
threshold. The possible causes
RX_POWER_ALARM include the following:
Communica-
Major alarm 310007 (for the optical module u The Ethernet optical module of
tion alarm
of the OLT uplink port) the OLT uplink device is
abnormal.
u The optical path from the OLT
uplink device to the OLT fails.
The optical power transmitted by the

OLT uplink port exceeds the
threshold. The possible causes
TX_POWER_ALARM
Communica- include the following:
Major alarm 310008 (for the optical module
tion alarm u The optical module of the OLT
of the OLT uplink port)
uplink port works abnormally.
u The OLT uplink card or port is
abnormal.
The optical power received by the
OLT PON port is abnormal. The
possible causes include the following:
Communica- RX_POWER_ALARM
Major alarm 310009 u The optical power exceeds the
tion alarm (for the OLT PON port)
threshold.
u The ONU PON optical module is
abnormal.
The optical power transmitted by the
OLT PON port is abnormal. The
possible causes include the following:
Communica- TX_POWER_ALARM
Major alarm 310010 u The optical power exceeds the
tion alarm (for the OLT PON port)
threshold.
u The ONU PON optical module is
abnormal.
The optical path from the OLT to
ONU is abnormal. The possible
causes include the following:
u The optical path from the OLT to
Communica- ONU_Uplink_Error-
Major alarm 310011 the splitter is abnormal.
tion alarm Frame_Too_Many
u The optical path from the splitter
to an ONU is abnormal.
u The ONU PON module is
abnormal.
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Communica-
Warning alarm 310012 LACP_LINK_Failure The LACP link fails.
tion alarm
Environment OLT_POWER_ The OLT power supply card is
alarm FAILURE abnormal.
Environment OLT_ POWER_OFF_
Critical alarm 210002 The OLT power supply card is offline.
alarm LINE
Environment LOCAL_INPUT_
Major alarm 210003 The local subrack power input fails.
alarm POWER_FAILURE
Environment TEMP_HIGH_ALARM The temperature of the core switch

alarm (the core switch card) card is too high.
Environment TEMP_HIGH_ALARM The temperature of the OLT card is

alarm (the OLT card) too high.
Environment TEMP_LOW_ALARM The temperature of an OLT card is

alarm (the OLT card) too low.
Environment
Major alarm 210007 AC Failure The AC power supply fails.
alarm
Environment
Major alarm 210008 Battery Failure The circuit of the battery group fails.
alarm
Environment
Major alarm 210009 LOADFUSE The load fuse is blown.
alarm
Environment
Major alarm 210010 Rectifier Module Failure The rectifier module fails.
alarm
Environment
Major alarm 210011 FANFAIL The fan is abnormal.
alarm
Table 2-2 Alarm Definition List (FTTB ONU)
Environment BATTERY_VOLTAGE_
Critical alarm 220002 The ONU backup battery runs out.
alarm LOW (ONU)
Environment
Critical alarm 220003 TEMP_ALARM (ONU) The ONU temperature is abnormal.
alarm
Environment
Critical alarm 220004 FANFAIL (ONU) The fan is abnormal.
alarm
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Table 2-2 Alarm Definition List (FTTB ONU) (Continued)
Environment TEMP_ALARM (ONU The optical module temperature is

alarm optical module) abnormal.
The external environment
abnormality alarms, including the
Environment
Critical alarm 220006 Dry_CONTACT_Alarm abnormality of the access control
alarm
system, power supply, temperature
and humidity.
Table 2-3 Alarm Definition List - EMS

The EMS internal process is
Device alarm Major alarm 130001 SERVER_EXCEPTION
abnormal.
CPU_OVER_ The CPU usage of the EMS server is
THRESHOLD too high.
MEM_OVER_ The memory usage of the EMS

THRESHOLD server is too high.
HD_OVER_ The hard disk usage of the EMS

DBSPACE_OVER_ The database usage of the EMS

LIC_OVER_ The EMS license agreement usage is

THRESHOLD too high.
2.4.6 SET-WANSERVICE of the TL1 Interface Supporting

Dual Stack (Default)
The IPSTACKMODE field is added to the SET-WANSERVICE command. You can

configure the protocol stack type using this field.
Whether IPSTACKMODE uses the default value can be determined by the switch
(enable or disable) of the SET-WANSERVICE command. The switch name is
IPStackMode and resides in the UNM2000\server\etc\nbi\interface.ini
configuration file.
Version: A 45
The rules for applying IPSTACKMODE are as follows:
u In the configuration file, set IPStackMode=1: When you issue the SET-
WANSERVICE command and do not set the IPSTACKMODE value, the
protocol stack type is IPv4&IPv6 by default.
u In the configuration file, set IPStackMode=0: When you issue the SET-
WANSERVICE command, the protocol stack type is IPv4 by default.
Command Format
SET-WANSERVICE::ONUIP=onu-name|OLTID=olt-name[,PONID=ponport_location,
ONUIDTYPE=onuid-type,ONUID=onu-index]:CTAG::STATUS=status,MODE=mode,
CONNTYPE=connecttype[,VLAN=vlan][,COS=cos][,QOS=qos][,NAT=nat][,
IPMODE=ipmode][,WANIP=wanip][,WANMASK=mask][,WANGATEWAY=gateway][,
MASTERDNS=maskdns][,SLAVEDNS=slavedns][,IPSTACKMODE=ipstackmode][,
IP6SRCTYPE=ip6srctype][,IP6PREFIXSRCTYPE=ip6prefixsrctype][,
IP6ADDRESS=ip6address][,IP6GATEWAY=ip6gateway][,
IP6MASTERDNS=ip6masterdns][,IP6SLAVEDNS=ip6masterdns][,
IP6STATICPREFIX=ip6staticprefix][,PPPOEPROXY=proxy][,
PPPOEUSER=pppoeusername][,PPPOEPASSWD=pppoepassword][,
PPPOENAME=pppoename][,PPPOEAUTHMODE=pppoeauthmode][,
PPPOEMODE=pppoemode][,PPPOEIDLETIME=pppoeidletime][,UPORT=uport][,
SSID=ssidno][,WANSVC=1][,VLANMODE=vlanmode][,TRANSSTATE=transstate][,
TRANSVALUE=transvalue][,TRANSCOS=transcos][,QINQSTATE=qinqstate][,
TPID=tpid][,SVLAN=svlan][,QINQCOS=qoscos][,DHCPREMOTEID=dhcppermodeid]
[,UPNP=0][,ACTIVATION=0];
Parameter Description of IPSTACKMODE

Protocol stack type
of the WAN
connection:
IPSTACKMODE INTEGER 0 to 2 Optional
0: IPv4
1: IPv4&IPv6
2: IPv6
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2.4.7 Supporting Querying and Configuring the Auto

Negotiation Switch, Rate and Duplex Mode of the ONU
LAN Ports for TL1 Interfaces
A command is added to support querying and configuring the auto negotiation

switch, rate and duplex mode of the ONU LAN ports for TL1 interfaces.
Command Format-CFG-LANSERVICEPARAM
CFG-LANSERVICEPARAM::OLTID=olt-name,PONID=ponport_location,
ONUIDTYPE=onuid-type,ONUID=onu-index,ONUPORT=onu-port:CTAG::
[AUNEGO=AUGEO,SPEED=speed,DUPLEX=duplex];
Input Parameter-CFG-LANSERVICEPARAM

IP address, name or
ID of the OLT
PON port location
information. Locate
the port through
cabinet rack-shelf-
PONID OCTET STRING Size (128) slot-port number. Required
Enter NA if the
corresponding
information is not
specified.
ONU identifier type

(ONU_NAME, MAC,
ONUIDTYPE OCTET STRING Size (128) Required
LOID, ONU_
NUMBER)
ONU identifier. The

options are as
follows:
ONUID OCTET STRING Size (128) u ONU_NAME Required
u MAC
u LOID
u ONU_NUMBER
Version: A 47

Locates the card port
through cabinet rack-
shelf-slot-port
ONUPORT OCTET STRING Size (128) number. Enter NA if Required
the corresponding
information is not
specified.
The auto-negotiation
field:
AUNEGO INTEGER 0, 1 Optional
0: Disable
1: Enable
Optional. It is
unavailable when
auto-negotiation is
enabled.
u If the ONU
supports the GE
port, the port
rate is 1000M by
0: 10M
default.
1: 100M
SPEED INTEGER 0 to 3 u If the ONU
2: 1000M
supports the FE
3: 10000M
port, the port
rate is 100M by
default.
u If the ONU
supports the 10
GE port, the port
rate is 10000M
by default.
Optional. It is
0: half duplex available only when
DUPLEX INTEGER 0, 1
1: full duplex auto-negotiation is
enabled.
Command Format-LST-LANSERVICEPARAM
LST-LANSERVICEPARAM::OLTID=olt-name[,PONID=ponport_location][,
ONUIDTYPE=onuid-type,ONUID=onu-index][,ONUPORT=onu-port]:CTAG::;
48 Version: A
2 New Features
Input Parameter-LST-LANSERVICEPARAM
OLTID OCTET STRING Size (128) OLT IP address Required
PON port location

Optional. This item
information. Locate the
is required when
port through cabinet rack-
the ONU-related
PONID OCTET STRING Size (128) shelf-slot-port number.
field of the input
Enter NA if the
parameters is not
corresponding information
null.
is not specified.

ONUIDTYPE OCTET STRING Size (128) NAME, MAC, LOID, ONU_ Optional
NUMBER)
ONU identifier. The options

are as follows:
u ONU_NAME
ONUID OCTET STRING Size (128) Optional
u MAC
u LOID
u ONU_NUMBER
Locate the card port

slot-port number. Enter NA
ONUPORT OCTET STRING Size (128) Optional
if the corresponding
information is not
specified.
Input Parameter-LST-LANSERVICEPARAM

IP address, name or ID of the
OLTID OCTET STRING Size (128) -
OLT
PON port location
PONID OCTET STRING Size (128) -
the corresponding
Version: A 49
ONU identifier. The options

are as follows:
u ONU_NAME
ONUID OCTET STRING Size (128) -
u MAC
u LOID
u ONU_NUMBER
Locate the card port through

cabinet rack-shelf-slot-port
ONUPORT OCTET STRING Size (128) number. Enter NA if the -
corresponding information is
not specified.
The auto-negotiation field:

AUNEGO INTEGER 0, 1 0: Disable -
1: Enable
0: 10M
1: 100M
SPEED INTEGER 0 to 3 -
2: 1000M
3: 10000M
0: Half
DUPLEX INTEGER 0, 1 -
1: Full
2.4.8 Supporting Modifying Voice Port Configurations for

TL1 Interfaces
The UNM2000 supports modifying voice port configuration for TL1 interfaces using
the “MODIFY-VOIPSERVICE” command.
Command Format
MODIFY-VOIPSERVICE::ONUIP=onu-name|[OLTID=olt-name,
PONID=ponport_location, ONUIDTYPE=onuid-type,ONUID=onu-index],
ONUPORT=onu-port:CTAG:: [PHONENUMBER=phone number][,PT=protocol type][,
SLVAN=voip outer vlan][, VOIPVLAN=voip inner vlan][,SCOS=outer qos][,
CCOS=inner qos][, EID=equipment id][TID=Terminal-ID][SIPREGDM=sip register
domain][, SIPUSERNAME=sip user name][,SIPUSERPWD=sip user password]
[MGCIP1=active bac ip][,MGCIP2=standby bac ip][,IPMODE=ip mode][, IP=ip
address,IPMASK=ip mask,IPGATEWAY=ip gateway][,PPPOEUSER=pppoe user,
PPPOEPWD=pppoe password], VOICECODEC=voice;
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2 New Features
Input Parameter

The IP address,
name, or ID of the
ONUIP OCTET STRING Size (128) ONU having the -
management IP
address
Required for an ONU
address
PON port location
information. Locate
the port through
Required for an ONU
cabinet rack-shelf-
that has no
PONID OCTET STRING Size (128) slot-port number.
management IP
Enter NA if the
address
corresponding
information is not
specified.
ONU identifier type Required for an ONU

(ONU_NAME, MAC, that has no
ONUIDTYPE OCTET STRING Size (128)
LOID, ONU_ management IP
NUMBER) address
for uniquely
identifying the ONU Required for an ONU
connected to the that has no
ONUID OCTET STRING Size (128)
PON port. The value management IP
is ONU_NAME, address
MAC, LOID or ONU_
NUMBER.
Size (128) cabinet shelf-slot-port
ONUPORT OCTET STRING rack - shelf - slot - number. Enter NA if Required
port the corresponding
information is not
specified.
Optional (required for

PHONENUMBER OCTET STRING Size (1 to 32) Telephone number
the SIP protocol).
Version: A 51

Voice protocol type
PT OCTET STRING Size (1 to 32) Required
(H.248, SIP)
MG gateway domain Optional, but

EID OCTET STRING Size (1 to 64) name in the H248 required for the H248
configuration protocol
Optional, but
H248 user terminal
TID OCTET STRING Size (1 to 64) required for the H248
identifier
protocol
SIPREGDM OCTET STRING Size (1 to 32) SIP register server Optional
Username Optional, but

SIPUSERNAME OCTET STRING Size (1 to 32) corresponding to the required for the SIP
SIP user port protocol
Password Optional, but

SIPUSERPWD OCTET STRING Size (1 to 32) corresponding to the required for the SIP
SIP user port protocol
(Optional) The outer

Outer VLAN of the VLAN of the stacked
SVLAN INTEGER 0 to 4095
voice service VLAN in the FTTH
scenario
Optional, but
Inner VLAN of the
VOIPVLAN INTEGER 0 to 4095 required for the
voice service
FTTH scenario
IP obtaining mode:
IPMODE OCTET STRING Size (1 to 32) DHCP, PPPOE and Optional
STATIC
Optional, but
IP OCTET STRING Size (1 to 32) IP address required for static IP
allocation
Optional, but
IPMASK OCTET STRING Size (1 to 32) IP address mask required for static IP
allocation
Optional, but
IPGATEWAY OCTET STRING Size (1 to 32) Gateway address required for static IP
allocation
Optional, but
PPPOEUSER OCTET STRING Size (1 to 32) PPPOE username required for the
PPPOE mode.
Optional, but
PPPOEPWD OCTET STRING Size (1 to 32) PPPOE password required for the
PPPOE mode.
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SCOS INTEGER 0 to 7 Outer service priority Optional
CCOS INTEGER 0 to 7 Inner service priority Optional
IP address of the
MGCIP1 OCTET STRING Size (32) Optional
active softswitch
IP address of the
MGCIP2 OCTET STRING Size (32) Optional
standby softswitch
Speech encoding
protocol: G.711U, G.
VOICECODEC OCTET STRING Size (128) Optional
711A, G.723, G.729
and G.722
DTMF mode:
0: transparent
DTMFMODE INTEGER 0 to 1 Optional
transmission
1: RFC2833
USERINDEX INTEGER 1 to 4294967294 - Optional
SIP server template

SIPPROFILE OCTET STRING Size (30) Optional
name
2.4.9 Supporting Configuring and Modifying the Port

Description of the MSAN Card
The DESCRIPTION field is added into the CFG-SUBSCRIBERNO command. You

can configure or modify the port description of the MSAN card.
Command Format
u ONU
CFG-SUBSCRIBERNO::OLTID=olt-name,PONID=ponport_location,
ONUIDTYPE=onuid-type,ONUID=onu-index],ONUPORT=onu-port:CTAG::
u MSAN common platform card

CFG-SUBSCRIBERNO::OLTID=olt-name,PONID=ponport_location:CTAG::
u MDU
Version: A 53
CFG-SUBSCRIBERNO::ONUIP=ONU_IP,PONID=ponport_location:CTAG::
Input Parameter
IP address, name or
Optional for the
ID of the ONU that
ONUIP OCTET STRING Size (128) MSAN common
has a management
platform cards
IP address
Required for the
IP address, name or
OLTID OCTET STRING Size (128) MSAN common
ID of the OLT
platform card
PON port location

information. Locate
the port through
cabinet rack-shelf- Required for the
PONID OCTET STRING Size (128) slot-port number. MSAN common
Enter NA if the platform card
corresponding
information is not
specified.
Required for an ONU

that has no
ONU identifier type
management IP
(ONU_NAME, MAC,
LOID, ONU_
Optional for the
NUMBER)
MSAN common
platform cards

Required for an ONU
for uniquely
that has no
identifying the ONU
management IP
connected to the
PON port. The value
Optional for the
is ONU_NAME,
MSAN common
MAC, LOID or ONU_
platform cards
NUMBER.
54 Version: A
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Required for an ONU

that has no
management IP
address
LAN Optional for the
ONUPORTTYPE OCTET STRING Size (128)
FXS MSAN common
platform cards. You
can select the ONU
port according to the
port type.
Locate the port Required for an ONU

through cabinet rack that has no
- shelf - slot - port management IP
ONUPORT OCTET STRING Size (128) number. Enter NA if address
the corresponding Optional for the
information is not MSAN common
specified. platform cards
Subscriber service (Required) Unique in

SUBSCRIBERNO OCTET STRING Size (32)
ID the entire network
DESCRIPTION OCTET STRING Size (32) Service remarks Optional
2.4.10 Supporting Configuring Transparent Transmission

and Multicast for TL1 Interface Services
The CVLANMODE field is added into the CFG-DSLPORTVLAN command. You can
configure the transparent transmission and multicast modes.
The CVLANMODE field is controlled by Oman-customized function switch. The

switch name is SubscriberNoFlag and resides in the UNM2000\server\etc\nbi
\interface.ini configuration file.
u Set SubscriberNoFlag=1 in the configuration file, and the CVLANMODE field

will take effect.
4 If the CFG-DSLPORTVLAN command issued contains the CVLANMODE

filed, the actual configuration will be issued.
Version: A 55
4 Issue the configuration as follows if the CFG-DSLPORTVLAN command

issued does not contain the CVLANMODE filed.
¡ If the command issued contains the UV field and CV equals to UV,

CVLANMODE is TRANSPARENT; if CV! equals to UV, CVLANMODE
is TRANSLATION.
¡ If the command issued does not contain the UV field, CVLANMODE is

TAG.
u Set SubscriberNoFlag=0 in the configuration file, and the CVLANMODE field

will become invalid.
Command Format
CFG-DSLPORTVLAN::ONUIP=onu-name|OLTID=olt-name[,PONID=ponport_location,
ONUIDTYPE=onuid-type,ONUID=onu-index],ONUPORT=onu-port:CTAG::[VPI=vpi]
[,VCI=vci][,SVLAN=outer vlan],CVLAN=Inner vlan[,UV=user-vlan][,
CVLANMODE=cvlanmode];
Input Parameter

The IP address,
name or ID of the
ONU that has a
ONUIP OCTET STRING Size (128) -
management IP
address
Required for an ONU

address
PON port location
information. Locate
the port through
Required for an ONU
cabinet rack-shelf-
that has no
management IP
Enter NA if the
address
corresponding
information is not
specified.
56 Version: A
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Required for an ONU
that has no
ONU identifier type
management IP
(ONU_NAME, MAC,
LOID, ONU_
Optional for the
NUMBER)
MSAN common
platform cards

Required for an ONU
for uniquely
that has no
identifying the ONU
management IP
connected to the
PON port. The value
Optional for the
is ONU_NAME,
MSAN common
MAC, LOID or ONU_
platform cards
NUMBER.
shelf-slot-port Optional for the
ONUPORT OCTET STRING Size (128) number. Enter NA if MSAN common
the corresponding platform cards
information is not
specified.
VPI INTEGER 0 to 4095 VPI Optional
VCI INTEGER 32 to 65535 VCI Optional
SVLAN INTEGER 0 to 4095 SVLAN Optional
CVLAN INTEGER 0 to 4095 CVLAN Required
UV INTEGER 0 to 4095 User-side VLAN Optional
SERVICETAG STRING Size (128) ServiceID Optional
1: TAG
CVLANMODE STRING 1 to 3 2: translation Optional
3: transparent
Version: A 57
2.4.11 Adding the “UCOS”, “SERVICETYPE” and

“SVCMODPROFILE” Fields into the ADD-PONVLAN
Command
The unified work order flow is optimized, addressing the unified work order test
requirements of Thailand AIS. The “UCOS”, “SERVICETYPE” and
“SVCMODPROFILE” fields are added into the ADD-PONVLAN command.
Command Format
ADD-PONVLAN::OLTID=olt-name,PONID=ponport_location,ONUIDTYPE=onuidtype,
ONUID=onu-index:CTAG::[SVLAN=outervlan,]CVLAN=Innervlan[,UV=uservlan][,
SCOS=outerqos][,CCOS=innerqos][,UCOS=ucos][,SERVICETYPE=servicetype][,
SVCMODPROFILE=servicemodelprofile][,GEMPORT=0];
Input Parameter

Required for an ONU
address
PON port location
information. Locate
the port through
Required for an ONU
cabinet rack-shelf-
that has no
management IP
Enter NA if the
address
corresponding
information is not
specified.

NUMBER) address
58 Version: A
2 New Features

for uniquely
MAC, LOID or ONU_
NUMBER.
Optional, but
required for the
SVLAN INTEGER 0 to 4095 SVLAN
stacked VLAN
service
CVLAN INTEGER 0 to 4095 CVLAN Required
Optional (When UV
is 0, the parameter
UV INTEGER 0 to 4095 User-side VLAN processing mode is
the same with that
when UV is null)
SCOS INTEGER 0 to 7 Outer priority Optional
Optional. In case the

inner COS and outer
CCOS INTEGER 0 to 7 Inner priority COS are the same,
only the inner COS is
sent.
Optional. When the
VEIP data service
configuration is
For the VEIP data delivered in the
UCOS INTEGER 0 to 7 service, configure command, this field
the CCOS field. corresponds to the
CCOS field in the
VEIP data service
configuration.
Version: A 59

Optional. When the
VEIP data service
Service types: configuration is
NONE delivered in the
DATA command, this field
SERVICETYPE OCTET STRING Size (128)
IPTV corresponds to the
MANAGEMENT service type field in
VOIP the VEIP data
service
configuration.
Required only when

the VEIP data
service configuration
is delivered in the
command; Optional
Service model
SVCMODPROFILE OCTET STRING Size (20) in other scenarios.
template name
You need to select
the service model
template
(SERVICEPRO-
FILE).
GEMPORT INTEGER 0 to 4095 GEMPORT Optional
2.4.12 Optimizing the CFG-LANSERVICEPARAM Command
The data types of the AUNEGO, SPEED and DUPLEX fields are modified to
INTEGER.
60 Version: A
2 New Features
Description

The auto-
negotiation field:
AUNEGO INTEGER 0, 1 Optional.
0: Disable
1: Enable
Optional. It is unavailable when auto-
negotiation is enabled.
0: 10M u If the ONU supports the GE port, the
1: 100M port rate is 1000M by default.
SPEED INTEGER 0 to 3
2: 1000M u If the ONU supports the FE port, the
3: 10000M port rate is 100M by default.
u If the ONU supports the 10 GE port, the
port rate is 10000M by default.
0: half duplex Optional. It is available only when auto-

DUPLEX INTEGER 0, 1
1: full duplex negotiation is enabled.
2.4.13 Supports Enabling or Disabling CATV Ports for TL1

Interfaces
The CATV port service configuration of the ONU for TL1 interfaces is supported.
You can enable or disable a CATV port via ENABLE.
Command Format
CFG-CATVPORT::ONUIP=onu-name|OLTID=olt-name[,PONID=ponport_location,
ONUIDTYPE=onuid-type,ONUID=onu-index],ONUPORT=onu-port:CTAG::;
Input Parameter
The IP address, name,

or ID of the ONU having
the management IP
address
Required for an ONU
IP address, name or ID
OLTID OCTET STRING Size (128) that has no
of the OLT
management IP address
Version: A 61
PON port location

port through cabinet
Required for an ONU
rack-shelf-slot-port
PONID OCTET STRING Size (128) that has no
number. Enter NA if the
corresponding
information is not
specified.
ONU identifier type:

Required for an ONU
ONU_NAME, MAC,
ONUIDTYPE OCTET STRING Size (128) that has no
LOID or ONU_
NUMBER.
uniquely identifying the
ONU connected to the Required for an ONU
ONUID OCTET STRING Size (128) PON port. The value is that has no
ONU_NAME, MAC, management IP address
LOID or ONU_
NUMBER.
Whether to activate the
port.
It will be automatically
Y
ENABLE OCTET STRING converted into the Required
N
integer 1 / 0 when the
command is issued. The
default value is Y.
OUTPUTOFF-
INT -127 to 127 Default: 0 Optional
SET
2.4.14 Supporting Querying the IPv6 Information using the

LST-ONUWANSERVICECFG Command
The UNM2000 supports querying the IPv6 information for TL1 interfaces using the
LST-ONUWANSERVICECFG command.
62 Version: A
2 New Features
Command Format
LST-ONUWANSERVICECFG::ONUIP=onu_name|OLTID=olt_name[,
PONID=ponport_location[,ONUIDTYPE=id-type,ONUID=onu_index]][,
ONUPORT=port-id]:CTAG::;
Input Parameter
The IP address, name or ID

of the ONU that has a Required for the ONU that
ONUIP OCTET STRING Size (128) management IP address has a management IP
IP address, name or ID of address
the ONU
Required for an ONU that
IP address, name or ID of
OLTID OCTET STRING Size (128) has no management IP
the OLT
address
PON port location
PONID OCTET STRING Size (128) has no management IP
slot-port number. Enter NA
address
if the corresponding
ONU identifier type (ONU_ Required for an ONU that

ONUID TYPE OCTET STRING Size (128) NAME, MAC, LOID, ONU_ has no management IP
NUMBER) address
ONU connected to the PON
ONUID OCTET STRING Size (128) has no management IP
port. The value is ONU_
address
NAME, MAC, LOID or
ONU_NUMBER.
Locate the card through Optional. The LAN port

cabinet rack - shelf - slot - range is from NA-NA-NA-1
ONUPORT OCTET STRING Size (128) port number. Enter NA if the to NA-NA-NA-4; the Wi-Fi
corresponding information port range is from NA-NA-
is not specified. NA-101 to NA-NA-NA104.
Version: A 63
Output Parameter
SVCNAME OCTET STRING Size (128) Name of the WAN connection

1: TR069
2: INTERNET
3: TR069INTERNE
4: multicast
5: VOIP
CONNMODE INTEGER WAN connection mode
6: VOIP_INTERNET
7: IPTV
8: RADIUS
9: RADIUS_INTERNET
100: Other
1: bridge
CONNTYPE INTEGER WAN connection type
2: route
VLANID INTEGER 1 to 4085. It can be null. VLAN ID of the WAN connection
VLANCOS INTEGER 0 to 7. It can be null. VLAN ID of the WAN connection
1: Enable Indicates whether to enable NAT for
NATFLAG INTEGER
2: Disable the WAN connection
1: DHCP
IP obtaining mode of the WAN
IPOBTAINTYPE INTEGER 2: Static
connection
3: PPPOE
When the IP address type
is static, this field is valid; Static IP address of the WAN
STATICIPADDRESS OCTET STRING
otherwise, it is invalid and connection
outputs 0.

is static, this field is valid; Subnet mask of the WAN
STATICIPSUBNET OCTET STRING
outputs 0.

is static, this field is valid; Default gateway of the WAN
STATICGATEWAY OCTET STRING
outputs 0.

is static, this field is valid; Primary DNS of the WAN
MASTERDNS OCTET STRING
outputs 0.
64 Version: A
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is static, this field is valid; Secondary DNS of the WAN
SLAVEDNS OCTET STRING
outputs 0.
Protocol stack type of the WAN

connection:
IPSTACKMODE INTEGER 0 to 2 0: IPv4
1: IPv4&IPv6
2: IPv6
Address source of the IPv6:
IP6SRCTYPE INTEGER 0, 1 0: DHCPV6
1: SLAAC
Prefix source of the IPv6:
IP6PREFIXSRCTYPE INTEGER 0, 1 0: delegate
1: static
IPv6 address of the WAN
IP6ADDRESS OCTET STRING Size (64)
connection
IPv6 default gateway of the WAN
IP6GATEWAY OCTET STRING Size (64)
connection
IPv6 primary DNS of the WAN
IP6MASTERDNS OCTET STRING Size (64)
connection
IPv6 secondary DNS of the WAN
IP6SLAVEDNS OCTET STRING Size (64)
connection
IPv6 prefix pool of the WAN
IP6STATICPREFIX OCTET STRING Size (64)
connection
1: Enable Indicates whether to enable PPPoE
PPPOEPROXYFLAG INTEGER
2: Disable Proxy for the WAN connection.

is PPPoE, this field is Username of the PPPoE
PPPOEUSERNAME OCTET STRING
valid; otherwise, it is connection
invalid and outputs 0.

is PPPoE, this field is
PPPOEPASSWD OCTET STRING Password of the PPPoE connection
valid; otherwise, it is

PPPOESVCNAME OCTET STRING PPPoE service name
Version: A 65
Authentication mode of
the PPPOE:
0: Auto
PPPOEAUTHMODE INTEGER -
1: CHAP
2: MS-CHAP
3: PAP
PPPOEMODE INTEGER PPPoE dial-up mode
1: Auto connect
2. Connect when traffic is
deleted
3: Manually connect
PPPOEIDLETIME INTEGER 0 to 2000 PPPoE automatic offline time

UPORT INTEGER 0 to 5 -
SSID INTEGER 1 to 8 SSID number
WANSVC INTEGER 1 -
VLAN mode:
VLANMODE INTEGER 1, 3 1: tag
3: transparent transmission
Translation status:
TRANSSTATE INTEGER 0 to 1 1: Enable
0: Disable
TRANSVALUE INTEGER 1 to 4085 VID after translation
TRANSCOS INTEGER 0 to 7 PON priority or COS
QinQ status:
QINQSTATE INTEGER 0, 1 1: Enable
0: Disable
TPID INTEGER 0-0xfffe Tag protocol identifier
SVLAN INTEGER 1 to 4085 -

QINQCOS INTEGER 0 to 7 PON priority or COS
DHCP REMOTEID OCTET STRING STRING (10) DHCP remote tag address
Indicates whether to enable the

1: Enable
QOSFLAG INTEGER QoS function for the WAN
2: disable
connection.
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1 - 4 indicates LAN1 to
BINDPORTNO INTEGER LAN4; 101 - 104 indicates Binding LAN port
SSID1 to SSID4.
0: disable
UPNP INTEGER UPNP switch
1: enable
2.4.15 Supporting VLAN Flow Rate Limiting for TL1

Interfaces
You can limit the VLAN flow rate using the OLT rate limiting template for TL1
interfaces via a command.
u CFG-QINQLIMIT: Configures the ONU QinQ rate limiting.
u MODIFY-QINQLIMIT: Modifies the ONU QinQ rate limiting.
u LST-QINQLIMIT: Queries the ONU QinQ rate limiting.
Command Format-CFG-QINQLIMIT
CFG-QINQLIMIT::ONUIP=onu-name|OLTID=olt-name,PONID=ponport_location,
ONUIDTYPE=onuid-type,ONUID=onu-index,[CVLAN=cvlan],[SVLAN=svlan],
[UV=uv][,BW=band width name]:CTAG::;
Input Parameter-CFG-QINQLIMIT

The IP address,
name, or ID of the
management IP
address
Required for an ONU
address
Version: A 67

PON port location
information. Locate
the port through
Required for an ONU
cabinet rack-shelf-
that has no
management IP
Enter NA if the
address
corresponding
information is not
specified.

NUMBER) address
for uniquely
MAC, LOID or ONU_
NUMBER.
The name of the
QINQNAME OCTET STRING Size (16) QinQ domain bound Optional
with the ONU
CVLAN INTEGER 0 to 4095 CVLAN Optional
Service VLAN at
UV INTEGER 0 to 4095 Optional
user side
SVLAN INTEGER 0 to 4095 Outer VLAN Optional
Bandwidth template
BW OCTET STRING Size (128) Optional
name
Command Format-MODIFY-QINQLIMIT
MODIFY-QINQLIMIT::ONUIP=onu-name|OLTID=olt-name,PONID=ponport_location,
ONUIDTYPE=onuid-type,ONUID=onu-index,[CVLAN=cvlan],[SVLAN=svlan],
[UV=uv][,BW=band width name]:CTAG::;
68 Version: A
2 New Features
Input Parameter-MODIFY-QINQLIMIT

The IP address,
name, or ID of the
management IP
address
Required for an ONU
address
PON port location
information. Locate
the port through
Required for an ONU
cabinet rack-shelf-
that has no
management IP
Enter NA if the
address
corresponding
information is not
specified.

NUMBER) address
for uniquely
MAC, LOID or ONU_
NUMBER.
The name of the
QINQNAME OCTET STRING Size (16) QinQ domain bound Optional
with the ONU
CVLAN INTEGER 0 to 4095 CVLAN Optional
User-side service
UV INTEGER 0 to 4095 Optional
VLAN
SVLAN INTEGER 0 to 4095 Outer VLAN Optional
Bandwidth template
BW OCTET STRING Size (128) Optional
name
Version: A 69
Command Format-LST-QINQLIMIT
LST-QINQLIMIT::ONUIP=onu-name|OLTID=olt-name,PONID=ponport_location,
ONUIDTYPE=onuid-type,ONUID=onu-index:CTAG::;
Input Parameter-LST-QINQLIMIT

IP address, name, or
ID of the ONU having
the management IP
address
Required for an ONU
address
PON port location
information. Locate
the port through
Size (128) cabinet Required for an ONU
cabinet rack-shelf-
rack - shelf - slot - that has no
PONID OCTET STRING slot-port number.
PON port number management IP
Enter NA if the
address
corresponding
information is not
specified.

NUMBER) address
for uniquely
MAC, LOID or ONU_
NUMBER.
70 Version: A
2 New Features
Output Parameter-LST-QINQLIMIT

Name of the QinQ domain
QINQNAME OCTET STRING Size (16) -
bound with the ONU
Optional. You can select
CVLAN INTEGER 0 to 4095 CVLAN
CVLAN, SVLAN or UV.
UV INTEGER 0 to 4095 User-side service VLAN
CVLAN, SVLAN or UV.
SVLAN INTEGER 0 to 4095 Outer VLAN
CVLAN, SVLAN or UV.
0 to 10000000 Minimum uplink Optional. The default
UMINBW INTEGER
(kbit/s) bandwidth value is 1000000.
0 to 10000000 Maximum uplink Optional. The default
UMAXBW INTEGER
0 to 10000000 Optional. The default
UBURSTBW INTEGER Uplink burst bandwidth
(kbit/s) value is 1000000.
0 to 10000000 Minimum downlink Optional. The default
DMINBW INTEGER
0 to 10000000 Maximum downlink Optional. The default
DMAXBW INTEGER
0 to 10000000 Optional. The default
DBURSTBW INTEGER Downlink burst bandwidth
(kbit/s) value is 1000000.
2.4.16 Supporting Configuring VOIP WAN Connections for

TL1 Interfaces
The value range of the MODE field in the SET-WANSERVICE command is updated.
The VOIP connection mode is added.
Command Format
SET-WANSERVICE::ONUIP=onu-name|OLTID=olt-name[,PONID=ponport_location,
ONUIDTYPE=onuid-type,ONUID=onu-index]:CTAG::STATUS=status,MODE=mode,
CONNTYPE=connecttype[,VLAN=vlan][,COS=cos][,QOS=qos][,NAT=nat][,
IPMODE=ipmode][,WANIP=wanip][,WANMASK=mask][,WANGATEWAY=gateway][,
MASTERDNS=maskdns][,SLAVEDNS=slavedns][,IPSTACKMODE=ipstackmode][,
IP6SRCTYPE=ip6srctype][,IP6PREFIXSRCTYPE=ip6prefixsrctype][,
Version: A 71
IP6ADDRESS=ip6address][,IP6GATEWAY=ip6gateway][,
IP6MASTERDNS=ip6masterdns][,IP6SLAVEDNS=ip6masterdns][,
IP6STATICPREFIX=ip6staticprefix][,PPPOEPROXY=proxy][,
PPPOEUSER=pppoeusername][,PPPOEPASSWD=pppoepassword][,
PPPOENAME=pppoename][,PPPOEAUTHMODE=pppoeauthmode][,
PPPOEMODE=pppoemode][,PPPOEIDLETIME=pppoeidletime][,UPORT=uport][,
SSID=ssidno][,WANSVC=1][,VLANMODE=vlanmode][,TRANSSTATE=transstate][,
TRANSVALUE=transvalue][,TRANSCOS=transcos][,QINQSTATE=qinqstate][,
TPID=tpid][,SVLAN=svlan][,QINQCOS=qoscos][,DHCPREMOTEID=dhcppermodeid]
[,UPNP=0][,ACTIVATION=0];
Description of Newly Added Parameters

WAN connection
mode:
1: TR069
2: INTERNET
3: TR069_
INTERNET
4: multicast
MODE INTEGER 1-9, 100 Required
5: VOIP
6: VOIP_INTERNET
7: IPTV
8: RADIUS
9: RADIUS_
INTERNET
100: Other
2.4.17 Supporting Querying ONU Layer-3 Rate Limit for TL1

Interfaces
You can query the rate limit configured for the layer-3 service bound with the ONU
using the LST-LT-BWPROFILE command.
Command Format
LST-LT-BWPROFILE::OLTID=olt_name,PONID=ponport_location,
ONUIDTYPE=idtype,ONUID=onu_index:CTAG::;
72 Version: A
2 New Features
Input Parameter

IP address, name or ID of
the OLT
PON port location
PONID OCTET STRING Size (128) Required
the corresponding
MAC
LOID
ONUIDTYPE OCTET STRING NAME, MAC, LOID or Required
ONU_Number
ONU_NUMBER)
ONU_NAME

uniquely identifying the ONU
connected to the PON port.
ONUID OCTET STRING Size (128) Required
The value is ONU_NAME,
MAC, LOID or ONU_
NUMBER.
Output Parameter

IP address, name or ID The input parameter
of the OLT will be returned.
PON port location
port through cabinet
rack-shelf-slot-port The input parameter
PONID OCTET STRING Size (128)
number. Enter NA if the will be returned.
corresponding
information is not
specified.

ONU connected to the
The input parameter
ONUID OCTET STRING Size (128) PON port. The value is
will be returned.
ONU_NAME, MAC,
LOID or ONU_
NUMBER.
Version: A 73

WANINDEX INTEGER 1 to 8 WAN connection index -
WANNAME OCTET STRING Size (64) WAN connection name -
UPBWPRO- Uplink bandwidth

OCTET STRING Size (64) -
FILE profile name
DOWN- Downlink bandwidth

OCTET STRING Size (64) -
BWPROFILE profile name
74 Version: A
3 Upgrade Precautions
Before upgrade, please pay attention to the following precautions:
u As the License function is upgraded, you need to obtain the new machine code
after the UNM2000 upgrade. You can apply the License that supports the new
encryption algorithm on the License website.
u After the UNM2000 integrates the PAS, you need to start the UNM2000 and
PAS services separately.
u The MySQL database needs to be upgraded to the version 5.7.18. The

UNM2000 and PAS databases are independently managed. For specified
installation procedures, see Installation Guide.
u Tomcat9 will be installed automatically during the UNM2000 installation. If

Tomcat6 has been installed on the computer, you should uninstall it manually,
referring to Installation Guide.
u The FTP and the PAS must be deployed on the same server.
Version: A 75
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1.1 Version Introduction ..........................................................................2

1.2 Compatibility with Earlier Versions.....................................................3

1.3 Requirement / Optimization List.........................................................3

1.4 Manageable Devices ........................................................................7

2 New Features .................................................................................................8

2.1 Basic Functions ................................................................................9

2.1.1 Supporting Setting NE Maintenance Information..................9

2.2 Managing Access NEs....................................................................30

2.2.1 Optimizing the Shortcut Menu of the ONU List ...................30

2.3 Auxiliary Management of Operation and Maintenance .....................34

2.3.1 Optimizing Some Functions in the NetTraffic-PON System 34

2.4 Interface Management ....................................................................35

2.4.1 Supporting Subscriber Service ID Management by TL1 .....35

3 Upgrade Precautions ....................................................................................75

This chapter introduces the basic information of the UNM2000 V2R7.

Compatibility with Earlier Versions

Requirement / Optimization List

1.1 Version Introduction

The new features added in the UNM2000 V2R7 are as follows:

u Optimizes the resource statistics function.

4 Supports collecting networkwide statistics of the ONU weak optical power,

4 Supports automatically synchronizing the data of the newly added OLTs

4 Supports collecting statistics of and exporting PON port running status,

u Supports deleting NEs, automatically upgrading ONUs and modifying object

u Supports customizing quick access for ONU service provisioning, managing

u Enhances the License management and control capability, specifically, the

u Optimizes some functions in the NetTraffic-PON system.

4 Supports second-level traffic and traffic statistics of MSAN devices

4 Supports collecting statistics of uplink / downlink CRC errors of OLT uplink

4 Provides bandwidth utilization rankings, traffic analysis reports and link

4 Provides area statistics and analysis function; collects statistics of and

u Supports the AN6000 V1R2 version.

1.2 Compatibility with Earlier Versions

The UNM2000 V2R7 is compatible with following EMS versions.

u ANM2000 V3.0R2 series

u UNM2000 V1.0R1 series

u UNM2000 V2R5M3 series

1.3 Requirement / Optimization List

Supports second-level traffic monitoring to help clients monitor the

Supports collecting statistics of the ONU weak optical power based

The UNM2000 automatically synchronizes the data of the newly

Supports deleting NEs in a batch manner. You can select multiple

Supports modifying logical domains, NEs, card ports and ONU

Supports displaying the threshold-crossing value upon the alarm

Adds a new statistical item Pon Running Status, which means

Adds a new statistical item OLT On-line Status to the NE resource

Optimizes the display of the UNM2000 users in ascending /

Changes the logical domain information collected by the resource