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Section 2
NE Operation
Module 1
GPON Basic Configuration
TAC42049_HO02 Edition I2.0
7302-7360 ISAM
TAC42049_V1.1-SG Edition 2.0
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NE Operation · GPON Basic Configuration
7302-7360 ISAM · GPON Basic Configuration
Copyright © 2013 Alcatel-Lucent. All Rights Reserved.

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Module objectives
Upon completion of this module, you should be able to:
 Describe the different ways of provisioning an ONT and provision an ONT

 Manage the ONT Software


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Table of Contents
1 Remember this Page 7

2 PON Provisioning
1 Remember this 7
11
3 ONT Software
1.1 Provisioning Management
tools – TL1 and CLI 8 18
1.2 Hierarchical breakdown 9
4 ONT provisioning
1.3 Prepare the system for accepting HiCAP boards 10 39
2 PON Provisioning 11
5 ONT Post-provisioning
2.1 PON functions 12
45
6 ONT pre-provisioning
2.2 Provision PON – AMS 13 54
2.3 Provision PON – CLI 14
7 ONT pre-provisioning:
2.4 Provision PON – CLI Automatic and Manual software management
15 –
2.5 Provision
AMS based PON – TL1 16 63
2.6 Provision PON – TL1 17
8 ONT
3 ONTpre-provisioning:
Software Management Automatic software management – NE 18 based (ALU
3.1 ONT Software flow 19
recommends this
3.2 ONT software banks
one) 20
69
9 ONT Card
3.3 ONT provisioning
SW related alarms 22 81
3.4 SW Perspective 23
103.5
Ethernet
NecessaryPort provisioning
steps and scenarios 24 85
3.6 Step 1 : Copy ONT software from CD or Web to AMS 25
113.7
Bridge
Step 1 :Port provisioning
Copy ONT software from ALED Web to AMS 26 90
123.8 Step 2GPON
Basic : Repack QoSthe SW 33 93
3.9 Step 3 : Prepare ONT software package on the AMS server 35
133.10
Hands-on
Step 4 : Download ONT software to NE 36 101
4 ONT provisioning 39
4.1 Provisioning ONTs 40
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4.2 Discovered
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4.3 Choosing the scenario
43
4.4 Scenarios on ONT details 44
5 ONT Post-provisioning 45
5.1 Provision ONT – Serial number based – AMS 46
5.2 Provision ONT – Serial number based –CLI 49
5.3 Provision ONT – Serial number based – TL1 50
5.4 Changing planned software version 52
5.5 ONT Operational data 53
6 ONT pre-provisioning 54
6.1 Pre-Provisioning on ONT – SLID based 55
6.2 Pre-Provisioning SLID on ONT 56
6.3 Pre-Provisioning SLID via webserver 57
6.4 Pre-Provisioning ONT – SLID based – AMS 58
6.5 Pre-Provisioning ONT – SLID based – CLI 61
6.6 Pre-Provisioning ONT – SLID based – TL1 62
7 ONT pre-provisioning: Automatic and Manual software management – AMS based63
7.1 Automatic software management using AMS - Object details 64
7.2 Manual software management using AMS 65
7.3 Manual software management using AMS – ONT Level 66
7.4 Massive Manual software management using AMS – PON-LT-Subrack-Node Level67
7.5 Result 68
8 ONT pre-provisioning: Automatic software management – NE based (ALU recommends this
one) 69
8.1 Automatic software management based on NE 70
8.2 Align ISAM Version Control Table with AMS Version Control Table – SW perspective71
8.3 Align ISAM Version Control Table with AMS Version Control Table – NE perspective73
8.4 Alignment result: ISAM Version Control Table 74
8.5 Object details 75
8.6 ONT SW : Automatic download (HW based) 76
8.7 Activate new SW in a group of ONTs 78
8.8 Normal steps in upgrading ONT SW 80

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Table of Contents [cont.]
Page
9 ONT Card provisioning 81

9.1 Provision ONT Card – AMS 82
9.2 Provision ONT Card - CLI 83
9.3 Provision ONTCARD – TL1 84
10 Ethernet Port provisioning 85
10.1 Provision Ethernet Port – AMS 86
10.2 Provision Ethernet Port - CLI 88
10.3 Provision Ethernet Port – TL1 89
11 Bridge Port provisioning 90
11.1 Provision bridge port - AMS 91
11.2 Provision bridge port 92
12 Basic GPON QoS 93
12.1 Ingress QoS profile: p-bits and traffic classes 94
12.2 Ingress QoS profile: CLI configuration 95
12.3 Ingress QoS profile: AMS configuration 96
12.4 Bandwidth profile: T-CONT types 97
12.5 Bandwidth profile: CLI configuration 98
12.6 Bandwidth profile: AMS configuration 99
12.7 Ingress QoS profile: AMS configuration 100
13 Hands-on 101
13.1 ONT provisioning 102


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1 Remember this


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1 Remember this
1.1 Provisioning tools – TL1 and CLI
TL1 – Transaction Language number 1

for the provisioning of the GPON transport layer
CLI – Command Line Interface

for provisioning the IHUB
as well as the services/facilities on IACM
LT equipment provisioning, PON, ONT, ONTcard,
Ethernet port, UNI can also be done using TL1
and CLI

Provisioning the GPON transport layer using CLI is planned for 4.2

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1 Remember this
1.2 Hierarchical breakdown
CLI
R/SR/LT/PON/ONT/ONTCARD/Port
Rack (1) RACK-1

TL1
Shelf SHELF-1-1 R-SR-LT-PON-ONT-ONTCARD-Port
(1)
Lt (1-16) LT-1-1-5
Pon (1-8) PON-1-1-5-2
ONT-1-1-5-2-12 Ont (1-64[128])
ONTCARD-1-1-5-2-12-1 Ontcard (1-5)
ONTENET-1-1-5-2-12-1-1 Ontenet (1-4)
VoIP-1-1-5-2-12-1 HSI-1-1-5-2-12-1-1-1 service

in TL1. From R4.2 onwards, all basic configuration is also supported

in CLI.
ONTCARDS
ONTENET
ONT 1
1 RJ45
RACK (1) 1 ETH X
1 RJ11
SHELF (1)
2 POTS X
LT (1-16) Coax-F
1
PON 3 CATV
1 1
2 5 E1 X
ONT 64
(128)

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1 Remember this
1.3 Prepare the system for accepting HiCAP boards
configure system
max-lt-link-speed
link-speed twodotfive-gb or ten-gb
[save IHUB database – if requires a reboot]
configure system
security
profile admin
slot-numbering type-based
TL1-style of numbering
logout and login again to actually apply this change
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This step is mainly needed for the converged platform when working with NGLT-A/B and/or NVLT-x board,
which are hi-cap boards.
If you forget to adapt the link-speed, so it is still set to one-gb, then you get following error when trying to
provision the lt-card using cli:
Error : EQPT MGT error 53 : Board type is incompatible with current MaxLtLinkSpeed value

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2 PON Provisioning


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2 PON Provisioning
2.2 Provision PON – AMS
PON is automatically created when you

create the board
 you can only modify it
select node (NE)  rack  subrack  slot
 pon port  unlocked
 save


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2 PON Provisioning
2.3 Provision PON – CLI
configure pon interface 1/1/1/2 admin-state up R/SR/LT/PON
 the (downstream) laser is activated

 ONTs which are connected/powered on start ranging
 this generates an alarm
minor alarm occurred for pon 1/1/1/2 : SERNUM = ALCLF9A0F50D, SLID = 12345
PONs are created at LT creation time

 state  admin-state down


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2 PON Provisioning
2.4 Provision PON – CLI
configure pon interface 1/1/1/2 R/SR/LT/PON
 Label -> name of the PON, string with length <= 80

 Ber-calc-period -> BER measurement period (unit 1/10 sec)
 Polling-period -> polling period for ONTs (unit 1/10 sec)
 Sig-degrade-th -> signal degraded threshold [4…10]
 Sig-fail-th -> signal failed threshold [3…8]
 Fec-dn -> Forward Error Detection for downstream (enable/disable)
 Raman-reduct -> Raman Reduction (enable/disable)
 Closest-ont -> distance of closest ONT [0 … 40km]

Signal Degraded Threshold is 10 x, where x is the value given for the parameter (between 4 and 10), see page 9
Signal Failed Threshold is 10 x, where x is the value given for the parameter (between 3 and 8), see page 9
Fec-dn: enable or disable the Forward Error Correction (Reed Solomon) for the downstream traffic (this is
optional in GPON and mostly left to disable, since it will reduce the maximum achievable bitrate) : can be
used in case of degraded quality or to increase reach
Raman Reduction is only used for video overlay

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3 ONT Software Management


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3.1 ONT Software flow
ONT
FTP
ONT
Download Download
ISAM
passive
Download active AMS


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3.2 ONT software banks
active bank:
what the ONT
tries to boot up with active bank
passive bank
if the ONT fails to

boot with what is
in the active bank
it will use the
passive bank
RAM
planned software  what you intend to run in RAM

active sw  what is actually running in RAM
passive sw  what is in the passive bank
if the active software is different from the planned, the P-OLT
tries to download the planned software to the passive bank

The P-OLT will try to download the SW file indicated in the “Planned Software” parameter, except if it is the
string “UNPLANNED”. This will prevent a download.
After a download, the ONT is automatically restarted which is service affecting.
To avoid an automatic reboot of the ONT, one can download software to a “standby bank” by using the
Downloaded Software parameter.

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3.2 ONT software banks [cont.]
Active and Passive banks can only be accessed via OMCI
 ONT must be in the “unlocked” state
If Active and Planned SW are misaligned, a minor alarm is generated
(CFG : SW Version mismatch)
 ONT will not be operational as long as this alarm is active
m
 Copy/Paste Active SW into Planned SW field to get rid of the alarm


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3.3 ONT SW related alarms
SWDLFAIL
m  SW Download Failed
 Something went wrong with the download process
M SWACTFAIL
 SW Activation Failed
 Downloaded SW could not be activated on the ONT
m SWDLFILE
 File missing or file error
 The SW file string mentioned in the SWVERPLND doesn’t exist on the P-OLT
m SWDLIP (not really an alarm)

 SW Download In Progress
 SW is being downloaded from P-OLT towards the ONT over the OMCI
channel

For the list of all possible alarms, check the alarm severity template on the P-OLT.

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3.4 SW Perspective
2
3
Download software to ISAM
Used in the ONT Software management

based on the NE


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3.5 Necessary steps and scenarios
Steps
1. FTP ONT software files to AMS server
2. Repack sw
3. Prepare ONT software package on AMS server
4. Download ONT software to NE
Possible scenarios:
1. Manual sw management (basic or pre-provisioning)

2. Automatic sw management based on AMS
3. Automatic sw management based on NE
ALU recommends Automatic based on NE

Step 4: ONT Software always needs to be downloaded to NE, whether you are manually or automatically
managing your ONT software
The scenarios are explained in the next section.

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3.6 Step 1 : Copy ONT software from CD or Web to AMS
Prerequisite step
 ONT software files must be present on AMS
 On any directory:
 E.g. /tmp, or
 /var/opt/ams/shared/common/ont/software
FTP
AMS

Where ‘/var/opt/ams/shared’ is the shared directory chosen when installing the AMS CORE software.
When using ZFS filesystem, this will typically be somewhere else, e.g. ‘/myzpools/ams/shared’.
Up until AMS 9.0.3, the ONT software needed to be copied to ‘/var/opt/ams/shared/ams-

<version>/ne/software’
ONT software will be installed under /ams/swm/ont/iSAM/<isam sw version> by AMS

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3.7 Step 1 : Copy ONT software from ALED Web to AMS
Sign in from http://www.alcatel-lucent.com/
1
2
h
4


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3.7 Step 1 : Copy ONT software from ALED Web to AMS [cont.]
1
3 Select latest or near latest Release
4 Select latest or near latest Release
6
7


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2
Be Patient it takes some time to appear
Again be patient it takes some time to appear


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It takes sometime to start the downloading
Downloading to selected folder in PC
Download complete. It took 10 seconds


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Search in the ONT_Release

Mapping.txt file the mnemonic ONT
desired with the voiptype needed
together with the Node release [1st
two digits (Rxx.yy)] which the ISAM
has.
In this case the ONT

type desired with the
voiptype needed (SIP)
was found in Release
R04.04.02a.
Select this release
number in the
“downloadable” area of
h
the ALED web.


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ONT sw 3FE53216AOCI74 for this specific

Download as seen in previous slides ONT (I-240G-P) available in this tar file
which matches with the one found in the
ONT_Release_Mapping.txt file.


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FTP
AMS
Upload ONT sw package to AMS server, e.g. to /shared/ONT


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3.8 Step 2 : Repack the SW
This step is only necessary in AMS release prior to R9.2.30

In R9.2.30, ams_sw_repack.sh script is no longer available
Use ams_sw_repack.sh script found in /opt/ams/software/<ams release>/bin/ to repack

the sw and put it in the right path so the AMS sees it so as to prepare it in the next step.

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3.8 Step 2 : Repack the SW [cont.]
This step is only necessary in AMS release prior to R9.2.30

In R9.2.30, ams_sw_repack.sh script is no longer available


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3.9 Step 3 : Prepare ONT software package on the AMS server
3
1
2
*check notes
6
5

There’re two options in the creation of ONT SW Releases:

• ONT SW Release From Repacked Archive – create SW from repacked archive generated in step 2. (please
refer to slides 3.8)
• ONT SW Release – create SW from archive downloaded from OLCS. (please refer to slides 3.7)
From R9.2.30 onwards, AMS hides the script ams_sw_repack.sh by which the operator can manually change
the structure in previous releases. The process of repacking is performed by AMS automatically. The
generated repacked archive locates at the folder /shared/common/ont/software/repacked which is
introduced in R9.2.30. As long as the existence of a repacked archive, “ONT SW Release From Repacked
Archive” can be used to create the ONT SW package as well. If an un-repacked archive is chosen, an error will
pop up indicating “The file has an invalid structure”.

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3.10 Step 4 : Download ONT software to NE
1
h 3
2
Modify the corresponding ONT sw to “Used”. The ONT

SWs with “Used” will be the only ones downloaded to
the NE.
Multiple edit is supported
2
1


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3.10 Step 4 : Download ONT software to NE [cont.]
2
3
4
h
ISAM
AMS
ONT SW

ONT software should be residing on the node, in the following directory

/pub/OntSw/Download

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3.10 Step 4 : Download ONT software to NE [cont.]
Can choose more than one NE 9
8
10


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4 ONT provisioning


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4 ONT provisioning
4.1 Provisioning ONTs
ONTs can be provisioned

 while already physically connected to the PON:
 Post-provisioning
 while not physically connected to the PON at all:
 Pre-provisioning
When the ONT is already connected to the PON, all subsequent actions taken which do involve the ONT will
result in commands being sent to the ONT immediately, using OMCI!
When the ONT is not connected to the PON, you still can configure more stuff, but no communication with the
ONT is happening at all. It’s only after the ONT being connected, ranged, … that this configuration data is
sent to the ONT over the OMCI channel!

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4 ONT provisioning
4.1 Provisioning ONTs [cont.]
serial number based ONT not
connected?
 identify the ONT by its serial number
ALCLA0A28965 ALARM
TEACHER
Subscriber Location ID (SLID) based

 identify the ONT by its subscriber location id
 SLID  up to 10 characters long
NO ALARM
 SLID is configured beforehand in the ONT

When provisioning the ONT through serial number, the ONT can be provisioned in service (IS) or out of service
(OOS).
When provisioning the ONT through SLID, the ONT must be provisioned out of service (OOS). In this situation
the ONT automatically get’s into service when the ONT is successfully ranged after connecting it to the PON.
SLID is typically used in the case of pre-provisioning

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4 ONT provisioning
4.2 Discovered ONT in case of basic provisioning
alarm at AMS: minor
Serial number of ONT
CFG alarm: new ONT discovered
alarm at CLI and TL1: minor

 … minor alarm occurred for pon 1/1/3/2 : SERNUM = …, SLID = …
 "PON-1-1-3-2,PON:MN,NEWONT,NSA,,,,:
When the PON is active (downstream laser is on), the polling mechanism detects active ONTs. Whenever a
new ONT is discovered in the PON, a minor alarm is raised.
 CFG alarm = configuration or customization alarm  new ONT discovered

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4 ONT provisioning
4.3 Choosing the scenario
‘from AMS’: used for manual sw management and automatic based on AMS
‘from NE’: used for automatic sw management based on NE

This parameter is set under the ‘Administration’ perspective, under ‘Configuration’, ‘NE Plug Specific
Settings’ and in this case ‘ISAM 4.3 Settings’
When referring to the list of scenarios we saw in the previous section:

‘From AMS’ is used for scenario 1 and 2, which is also the default value
‘From NE’ is used for scenario 3
The distinction between scenario 1 and 2, is made by the property “Reset the Planned Software to
‘UNPLANNED’ when modifying the Serial Number”. This one can only be set when ‘From AMS’ is selected. This
option will only be set when a manual basic provisioning will be done. When the operator sets the serial
number, we have a attached ONT, so a logical step is to check the present active software version.

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4 ONT provisioning
4.4 Scenarios on ONT details
Planned software:
• ‘UNPLANNED’ -> scenario 1 and 2
• Specific version (‘3FE…’) -> scenario 1
• AUTO : automatic from NE -> scenario 3

The ISAM will try to download the SW file indicated in the “Planned Software” parameter, except if it is the
string “UNPLANNED”. This will prevent a download and can be used if you’d like to check out what the active
software version on the ONT is (mostly used for basic provisioning, not pre-provisioning).
This will also yield a software mismatch alarm (minor severity level).
If the software version in the active bank of the ONT is correct, the alarm can be eliminated by copying the
value of the ‘Active Software’ field into the ‘Planned Software’ field.

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5.1 Provision ONT – Serial number based – AMS
Network
NE
Rack
h
Subrack ONT id  1-1-3-1-64
Serial Number
LT
PON Port
ONT (provisioned)
h
Create ONT

If the system parameter ‘Use ONT Software Version Control Table’ is set to ‘From AMS’, the planned software
version will be set to ‘UNPLANNED’. The planned software parameter cannot be set anymore during ONT
Creation phase by the operator (starting from AMS 9.0.10).

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5.1 Provision ONT – Serial number based – AMS [cont.]

Details1:
-Battery Backup
-Power Shed Profile: defines which UNIs will be disabled when primary power is lost and backup battery is
being used. Additional power shed profiles can be created under Infrastructure / Transmission / GPON /
Power Shed Profile
-Upstream Policing Mode : ‘Local at OLT’ : selected for ONTs that do not have hardware support for policing
(e.g. typically SFU), in which case the actual hardware support for policing will be done at OLT (LT card)
level. Recall that the Bridge Port in reality is divided over both ONT and OLT. ‘Remote at ONT’ is selected
when policing is supported at ONT (e.g. MDU).
-FEC Upstream Indicator: if the quality of transmission needs to be boosted, there is the optional possibility to
add FEC (Forward Error Correction), which will add overhead to the data, to protect it against corruption
along the way.
-Ethernet Port-to-Port Traffic: whether of not traffic between different ports on the same ONT is allowed, by
default set to ‘Blocked’.
-AES Encryption: see chapter on GPON Technology: Advanced Encryption Standard can be used (be default
disabled) to protect typically the downstream (broadcast like) traffic (from OLT towards ONT).
Details2: mostly about PM (Performance Monitoring) counters

-Collection State: whether or not PM will be performed for this ONT. We then need to set which type of data
will be collected:
-ONT, ONT Multicast, ONT FEC, OLT, OLT On-Demand: type of PM information that will be collected (all
disabled by default).
-BER Measurement Period: set by default to 1 second, over which period the Bit Error Rate will be measured.

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5.1 Provision ONT – Serial number based – AMS [cont.]
Check the SW and the status!


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5.2 Provision ONT – Serial number based –CLI
configure equipment ont interface 1/1/1/2/33 R/SR/LT/PON/ONT
 Sw-ver-pland -> software version planned (if not known, set to UNPLANNED)
 Sernum -> consists of 2 parts: <VendorID:serial_number> e.g. ALCL:A0A3F342
 Vendor ID: 4 char (e.g. ALCL for Alcatel-Lucent)
 Actual serial number : 8 char
 Subslocid -> left to its default value of WILDCARD

 Battery-bkup -> presence of battery backup
 Desc1 and Desc2 -> two description fields
 Enable-aes -> enable AES in downstream
 Admin-state -> set to up to bring In Service

AES: Advanced Encryption Standard

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5.3 Provision ONT – Serial number based – TL1
 ent-ont::ont-1-1-1-2-33 :::: R-SR-LT-PON-ONT
btrybkup=no,
berint=1000,
desc1=TEACHER,
desc2=ALUA,
provversion=*,
sernum=ALCLA0A3F342,
subslocid=WILDCARD,
swverplnd=3FE50854AIAA21,
…
 btrybkup  battery backup present or not
 berint  accumulation interval for BER calculation
 expressed in number of frames (125 µs)
 desc1 and desc2 or optional free format textual descriptions
 sernum, the serial number, is 12 chars long, and case sensitive!
 the planned software version depends from model to model

If the planned software version is different from the active or passive version present on the ONT, a software
download is executed.
rtrv-ont::all;
ONT software should be residing on the node, in the following directory

/pub/OntSw/Download

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5.3 Provision ONT – Serial number based – TL1 [cont.]
 …
fecup=disable;
powershedprofileid=
powershedprofilenm=
ontenable=
opticshist=
plndvar=
dlsw=
rffilter=
uspolicemode= (local,remote)
aesenable;
 ed-ont::ont-1-1-1-2-33 :::::is; R-SR-LT-PON-ONT
 is  in service
 oos  out of service

rtrv-ont::all;

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5.4 Changing planned software version
TL1
ed-ont::ont-1-1-1-2-33 ::::swverplnd=…; R-SR-LT-PON-ONT
CLI
Show equipment ont interface 1/1/1/2/33 detail
 To look up the active software version on the ONT R/SR/LT/PON/ONT
configure equipment ont interface 1/1/1/2/33 sw-ver-pland ...
show equipment ont operational-data 1/1/8/1/44 detail

• To obtain the ONT Rx power level


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5.5 ONT Operational data
show equipment ont operational-data 1/1/1/2/33 detail R/SR/LT/PON/ONT


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6.1 Pre-Provisioning on ONT – SLID based
no alarm, even when the ONT is disconnected from the PON
TEACHER
once the ONT is connected to the PON
 the P-OLT records the SLID and the serial number
 automatic status change: to unlock (in service)
this allows you to do pre-provisioning
 of the ONTCARD, services, … without the system generating any alarms!
TEACHER
connect the ONT to the PON

When the ONT is connected to the PON and the ONT is ranged, the Network Element wil record the SLID (set
at customer side, see next slide) and the serial number. The administrative state will become enabled
(unlocked, in service, admin-up, …).

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6.2 Pre-Provisioning SLID on ONT
ONT must be disconnected from PON and

powered on
Pushbutton set
ONT  connect handset to POTS port 1
 hook off, press * , dial SLID-code, press #,
hook on
Make sure the ONT is
disconnected from the PON
and then powered on Ethernet interface
 connect PC to Ethernet port 1
 define static IP-address of PC to 192.168.4.1
 telnet to 192.168.4.254
 user id / passwd
Webserver (http)
 see next slide
ONT

When the PON is disabled, there’s no need for the ONT to be disconnected from the PON. (This may be an option when
you do the exercises: rather than disconnecting the ONT from the PON, you can simply disable the PON itself.)
SLID code may contain up to 10 digits (Decimal format) or 20 digits (Hexa format).
When you use a MF set to provision the SLID on the ONT, you need to connect the phone to RJ11 port 1. You hook off, dial the code (see
below) in order to get dial tone and then you enter the SLID code which can contain up to 10 digits or 20 digits. In order to finish, you
press # and hang-up.
Ethernet interface. Telnet to 192.168.4.254
Connect PC to port 1 via Eth1 (192.168.4.254)
 User-id: CRAFTSPERSON
 Password: ALC#FGU
In MF phone once you select an option (either Volatile or Permanent or Hex or Decimal) and you want to change the option either from a
Volatile to Permanent or vice-versa or from Decimal to Hex or vice-versa you must first disconnect-connect the phone from the port, if
not it always takes the first option you selected.
For PERMANENT SLID
 Using MF phone in POTS port (port 1): Press 9 * keys for dial tone for Decimal slid and then dial the SLID
 Using MF phone in POTS port (port 1): Press 9 0 * keys for dial t one for Hex slid and then dial the SLI D
 Don’t forget in MF phone to end the SLID by dialling # key and hang-up
 Using PC in Eth port (port 1) choose “permanent” option (Modify SLID and Make Permane nt)
For VOLATILE SLID
 Using MF phone in POTS port (port 1): Press * key for dial tone for Decimal slid and the n dial the SLID
 Using MF phone in POTS port (port 1): Press 0 * keys for dial tone for Hex slid and then dial the SLID
 Don’t forget in MF phone to end the SLID by dialling # key and hang-up
 Using PC in Eth port (port 1) choose “volatile” option (Modify SLID)
For more information (e.g. other provisioning scenario for SLID)  see customer documentation.

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6.3 Pre-Provisioning SLID via webserver
PON doesn’t need to be disconnnected
Available information
 product details
 vendor name, ONT type,
 product code, serial number
 SLID
 hexadecimal, alphanumeric
 PON status
 link status (up/down)

On 7342 the webserver is supported for release 4.7 and higher. For the ISAM 7302/7330, the webserver is
supported from the start of the converged platform (release 4.0.10).
Connect your PC to Ethernet Port 1 of the ONT
Change your IP address to 192.168.4.1
Browse to http://192.168.4.254
 Login with CRAFTSPERSON / ALC#FGU

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6.4 Pre-Provisioning ONT – SLID based – AMS
Network
NE
Rack
ONT id  1-1-3-1-64
Subrack h
LT SLID
PON Port
ONT (provisioned)
h
Create ONT


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6.4 Pre-Provisioning ONT – SLID based – AMS [cont.]

Details1:
-Battery Backup
-Power Shed Profile: defines which UNIs will be disabled when primary power is lost and backup battery is
being used. Additional power shed profiles can be created under Infrastructure / Transmission / GPON /
Power Shed Profile
-Upstream Policing Mode : ‘Local at OLT’ : selected for ONTs that do not have hardware support for policing
(e.g. typically SFU), in which case the actual hardware support for policing will be done at OLT (LT card)
level. Recall that the Bridge Port in reality is divided over both ONT and OLT. ‘Remote at ONT’ is selected
when policing is supported at ONT (e.g. MDU).
-FEC Upstream Indicator: if the quality of transmission needs to be boosted, there is the optional possibility to
add FEC (Forward Error Correction), which will add overhead to the data, to protect it against corruption
along the way.
-Ethernet Port-to-Port Traffic: whether of not traffic between different ports on the same ONT is allowed, by
default set to ‘Blocked’.
-AES Encryption: see chapter on GPON Technology: Advanced Encryption Standard can be used (be default
disabled) to protect typically the downstream (broadcast like) traffic (from OLT towards ONT).
Details2: mostly about PM (Performance Monitoring) counters

-Collection State: whether or not PM will be performed for this ONT. We then need to set which type of data
will be collected:
-ONT, ONT Multicast, ONT FEC, OLT, OLT On-Demand: type of PM information that will be collected (all
disabled by default).
-BER Measurement Period: set by default to 1 second, over which period the Bit Error Rate will be measured.

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6.4 Pre-Provisioning ONT – SLID based – AMS [cont.]
Check the SW and the status!


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6.5 Pre-Provisioning ONT – SLID based – CLI
configure equipment ont interface 1/1/1/2/33 R/SR/LT/PON/ONT
 Sw-ver-pland -> software version planned (if not know, set to UNPLANNED)
 Subslocid -> Subscriber Location ID, string with maximum of 20 chars
 Sernum -> left to its default value: ALCL:00000000

 Battery-bkup -> presence of battery backup
 Desc1 and Desc2 -> two description fields
 Enable-aes -> enable AES in downstream
 Admin-state -> set to down

AES: Advanced Encryption Standard

Be aware that the format of the ‘Sernum’ value is different than in AMS or TL1

· ·
6.6 Pre-Provisioning ONT – SLID based – TL1
ent-ont::ont-1-1-1-2-33 :::: … R/SR/LT/PON/ONT

sernum=ALCL00000000,
subslocid=TEACHER,
swverplnd=3FE50854AFCA10, … ;

rtrv-ont::all;

· ·
7 ONT pre-provisioning: Automatic and Manual
software management – AMS based


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7 ONT pre-provisioning: Automatic and Manual software management – AMS based
7.1 Automatic software management using AMS - Object details
Administration-Configuration-NE Plug Specific Settings-<ISAM Release>Settings-Object Details-SW Management ONT properties
When provisioning the ONT, the AMS will set:

‘Planned Software’ to UNPLANNED
h
‘Download Software’ to DISABLED
‘Planned Variant’ not filled in
Object Details
AMS will set planned software

h
h
first to ‘UNPLANNED’. Upon
detection of ‘software version
mismatch’ alarm, the AMS will fill
h in the correct version and the
ONT receives the new sw.

Before using automatic Software Management from AMS, you need also to download the ONT Software. The
procedure is the same as in step 4 of the previous section.
There is no real CLI configuration mentioned, since this is a purely AMS driven scenario. The only possibility is
to provision the ONT with CLI and set the planned software parameter to ‘UNPLANNED’, which will trigger the
above mentioned alarm.

· ·
7.2 Manual software management using AMS
HW SW
This process of upgrading the ONT sw

uses the AMS Version Control
Table. It will search if there is a
match between the HW type number
h of the ONTs present and this table and
if it is set as “Used”. “Used” means use
this sw to upgrade the ONTs according
to the HW type number.
If there is a HW type number match
but it is set to “Unused” then this ONT
sw is not used for upgrades.


· ·
7.3 Manual software management using AMS – ONT Level
2 3
ONT sw package appears

because this ONT HW type
number matches with an entry in
the AMS Version Control
Table and is set to “Used”.
If not set the ONT sw is

downloaded in the Passive
Bank of the ONT


· ·
7.4 Massive Manual software management using AMS – PON-LT-Subrack-Node Level


· ·
7.5 Result
ONT Object Detail
SW downloaded in the Passive Bank
At ONT level
Make this ONT run with this new sw OR
Copy Passive sw in the Planned sw
Set Activate on ONTs


· ·
8 ONT pre-provisioning: Automatic software
management – NE based (ALU recommends this
one)


· ·
8 ONT pre-provisioning: Automatic software management – NE based (ALU recommends this one)
8.1 Automatic software management based on NE
Administration-Configuration-NE Plug Specific Settings-<ISAM Release>Settings-Object Details-SW Management ONT properties
 When choosing ‘From NE’, the NE will be responsible for the SW Version Control
Table.
 Align the Version Control Table of the ISAM with the Version Control Table of the
AMS. See next slides.
Download to Active bank, which will trigger
a reset of ONT
Download to Passive bank
Clean up of Version Control Table
h ISAM Version Control Table

Before using automatic Software Management from NE, you need also to download the ONT Software. The
procedure is the same as in step 4 of the previous section.
The only additional points are the two flags at the bottom of the wizard:
‘Download as passive software’ : download into the passive bank of the ONT
‘Activated’ : download into the active bank of the ONT
Under CLI, you can find the Version Control by typing:

info configure equipment ont sw-ctrl
Strictly speaking this scenario is independent of the use of an AMS server. Starting from AMS 9.0.10 there is
the possibility to coordinate this scenario also from the AMS, to prevent different Version Control Tables on
different NEs.

· ·
8.2 Align ISAM Version Control Table with AMS Version Control Table – SW perspective
In Infrastructure
h ISAM Table


· ·
8.2 Align ISAM Version Control Table with AMS Version Control Table – SW perspective [cont.]
Can choose more than one NE


· ·
8.3 Align ISAM Version Control Table with AMS Version Control Table – NE perspective
2
3


· ·
8.4 Alignment result: ISAM Version Control Table
• Alignment can be performed more than once
• Download SW to OLT before execution of alignment
• Entries in ISAM version control table from different ONT SW releases is possible
ISAM Version Control Table
New entries


· ·
8.5 Object details
When provisioning the ONT, the AMS will set:

‘Planned software’ to AUTO
‘Download Software toh AUTO
‘Planned Variant’ to DO unless change it to
voiptype needed
Automatic download if
h
 hardware version
 planned variant
has a matching entry in the ONT software
control table
h
Where? In the Active or Passive Bank? See
speaker notes

Where is the ONT sw downloaded inside the ONT?

- Acitve Bank?
- Passive Bank?
In the Active if in the ONT SW version Control table the parameter “Planned Software” has the ONT
sw number (the parameter “Downloaded Software” will be disabled).
In the Passive if in the ONT SW version Control table the parameter “Planned Software” is set to
“UNPLANNED” (the parameter “Downloaded Software” will have the ONT sw number).
Where do you see this? In ONT object details as shown above in the slide or in the ONT SW version
control table, see next slides.
How was this set?
Remember, at the time of aligning the ISAM ONT sw control table with the AMS ONT sw control
table. Inside the “ONT Download options”:
DO : Data Only : default value

· ·
8.6 ONT SW : Automatic download (HW based)
ONT SW Control Management
 Allows massive download of ONT software to ONTs that match key criteria specified in
the ONT SW Control Table (NE level)
 The ONT SW CTRL table can have up to 250 entries
 Table is only checked in this scenario, when “Planned and Downloaded Software” parameters are
set to AUTO in the ONT
 There is a match if VARNT in this table coincides with PLNDVAR in the ONT and HWVER in this
table coincides with HWVER in the ONT.
HWVER VARNT PLNDSWVER PLNDSWVERCONF DLDSWVER
3FE29528AA* 22x-SIP 3FE50782BFQA29 3FE50782BFQA29 DISABLED
For more information on this feature, check the Operation and Maintenance Guide

TL1 commands:
ENT-ONTSWCTRL (add an entry)
ED-ONTSWCTRL (edit an entry)
RST-ONTSWCTRL (revert to a previously planned SW version)
RTRV-ONTSWCTRL (display the table)
PLNDSWVERCONF = Planned SW Version Confirmation
CLI commands:
configure equipment ont sw-ctrl <entry> (add and edit entry)
hw-version
ont-variant
plnd-sw-version
plnd-sw-ver-conf
sw-dwload-ver
Show equipment ont sw-ctrl [<entry>] detail (show software control information)
To upgrade the sw of a group of ONTs, modify PLNDSWVER (plnd-sw-version) parameter but in order not
to affect the service while downloading, modify instead the DLDSWVER (sw-dwload-ver). This will
download the sw to the passive bank and once finished can use the PLNDSWVER(plnd-sw-version) to
activate this new sw.

· ·
8.6 ONT SW : Automatic download (HW based) [cont.]
TABLE VIEW
h h
In Infrastructure-software-ONT
In Infrastructure
h Variant match: ONT & ONT sw Version Control
h HW version match ONT & ONT sw Version Control

Therefore sw download to the ONT
Sw download to the passive bank:
ONT Sw version Control Planned
Software=Unplanned since in the h
alignment the flag “Downloaded as
passive software” was clicked.


· ·
8.7 Activate new SW in a group of ONTs
Re-Align again but this time with the “Activated” flag ticked


· ·
8.7 Activate new SW in a group of ONTs [cont.]
TABLE VIEW
h h
In Infrastructure-software-ONT
h Variant match: ONT-ONT sw Version Control
h HW version match ONT-ONT sw Version Control

Therefore sw download to the ONT
Sw download to the Active bank: ONT Sw
version Control Planned Software=sw
number since in the alignment the flag h
“Activated” was clicked.


· ·
8.8 Normal steps in upgrading ONT SW
1-Align as ONT sw download options 2-Align as ONT sw download option
to the Passive bank to the Active bank
h
h
The sw is downloaded from the Flashcard to the ONTs in the passive bank while they are in
service. Then during traffic off peak hours, at night (eg 1am-5am), the ONTs can be switched
to the upgraded sw. Minimal service interruptions since this sw is already in the passive bank.

· ·
9 ONT Card provisioning


· ·
9.1 Provision ONT Card – AMS
select node  …  ont 22  create  ont-card
1
2 3


· ·
9.2 Provision ONT Card - CLI
 The ONTs do report which ONT Cards (or ont slots in CLI) are available,
but they still need to be provisioned!
 configure equipment ont slot 1/1/1/2/33/1 R/SR/LT/PON/ONT/ONTCARD
 Planned-card-type  10_100baset, pots, vdsl2, video,

ds1, e1, vdsl2pots, ethpots
 Plndnumdataports  [0…16]
 Plndnumvoiceports  [0…16]
 This will automatically provision the UNI

 but they will be in the status out of service
Slot1
10_100BASET
O ONT33
PON-1
NT Shelf LT


· ·
9.3 Provision ONTCARD – TL1
 The ONTs do report which ONTCARDs are available,

but they still need to be provisioned!
 ent-ontcard::ontcard-1-1-1-2-33-1:::10_100baset,2,0:is;
 ent-ontcard::ontcard-1-1-1-2-33-2:::pots,0,2:is; R-SR-LT-PON-ONT-ONTCARD
 cardtype  10_100baset, pots, vdsl2, video,

ds1, e1, vdsl2pots, ethpots
 planned number of data ports
 planned number of voice ports
 This will automatically provision the ONTENET
 but they will be in the status out of service
Slot1
10_100BASET
O ONT33
PON-1
NT Shelf LT


· ·
10 Ethernet Port provisioning


· ·
10.1 Provision Ethernet Port – AMS


· ·
10.1 Provision Ethernet Port – AMS [cont.]
provision the UNI
 With the AMS this also automatically creates bridge port!
1 3
2


· ·
10.2 Provision Ethernet Port - CLI
 The UNIs are automatically created during the provisioning

of the ont slot (ONT Card), they only still need to be configured!
 configure interface port uni:1/1/1/2/33/1/1 admin-up

R/SR/LT/PON/ONT/ONTCARD/RJ45
 you still need to provision the bridge port in the ISAM!

 See next chapter

Actually, the ONT is a L2- box, it won’t even learn MAC addresses!

· ·
10.3 Provision Ethernet Port – TL1
 The ONTENETs are automatically created during the provisioning

of the ONTCARD, they only still need to be configured!
 ed-ontenet::ontenet-1-1-1-2-33-1-1:::: R-SR-LT-PON/ONT-ONTCARD-RJ45
custinfo=
autodetect=auto
pwroverride=
:is;
 custinfo  administrative data
 autodetect  type of autonegotiation
 pwroverride  …
 you still need to provision the bridge port in the ISAM!

 the capability to learn MAC-addresses

Actually, the ONT is a L2- box, it won’t even learn MAC addresses!

· ·
11 Bridge Port provisioning


· ·
11.1 Provision bridge port - AMS
When the ONTENET and UNI was provisioned using AMS,
the bridge port was created automatically!
adapt bridge port settings,

if needed:
h e.g. increase #MAC addresses


· ·
11.2 Provision bridge port
also referred to as …
 … configuring the interworking function
syntax:
 configure bridge port <rack/shelf/slot/port/ont/ontcard/ontenet>
example:
 configure bridge port 1/1/3/3/33/1/1 max-unicast-mac 4
R/SR/LT/PON/ONT/ONTCARD/RJ45
LT x
IWF F
W
E
n
g
in
e

This enables the capability to learn mac addresses in the LT. But currently there is no means yet to transport
data upstream, out of the ONT on to the LT. This means is the T-CONT which still needs to be set up (see
later)!
If you try to make the bridge port member of a VLAN already you’ll get an error message:
 Attach Ingress QoS Profile to Vlan Port refused due to missing bandwidth profile on Queue

· ·
12 Basic GPON QoS


· ·
12 Basic GPON QoS
12.1 Ingress QoS profile: p-bits and traffic classes
p-bit-to-queue mapping: 2-step configuration via Traffic Classes (TC)
 TC-to-queue mapping (fixed, system-wide setting)
 based on a 4 queue or 8 queue (fixed) constellation:
8 TC to 4 Queues 8 TC to 8 Queues
TC Queue TC Queue
7 3 7 7
6 3 6 6
5 2 5 5
4 2 4 4
3 1 3 3
2 1 2 2
1 0 1 1
0 0 0 0
 p-bit-to-TC mapping (L2 FWR setting)

 ingress Profile: dot1p0  TCx1, dot1p1  TCx2, etc
8TC-to-4Q Pbit-to-TC 8TC-to-8Q Pbit-to-TC

mapping mapping mapping mapping
TC0
QO QO TC0
TC1 Pbitx Pbitx
… … … … … …
TC6 Pbitz Pbitz

Q4 Q7 TC7
TC7


· ·
12 Basic GPON QoS
12.2 Ingress QoS profile: CLI configuration
configure qos profiles
ingress-qos all-in-one
dot1-p0-tc 0
dot1-p1-tc 0
all p-bits are mapped to the same TC
…
dot1-p7-tc 0 hence all traffic enters one single queue
configure vlan id 150 mode residential-bridge

(secure-forwarding)
in-qos-prof-name name:all-in-one
the p-bit mappings are actually/also needed on the ONT

they are downloaded to the ONT when provisioning the bridge port!

The ingress qos profile corresponds more or less to the PQ-profile from the 7342!

· ·
12 Basic GPON QoS
12.3 Ingress QoS profile: AMS configuration
1 3
2


· ·
12 Basic GPON QoS
12.4 Bandwidth profile: T-CONT types
 Bandwidth parameters of T-CONT define the T-CONT type
 DBA will issue grants to for the T-CONT to ensure that average rate does not exceed
the maximum of CIR, AIR and EIR
 fixed BW T-CONT type 1: rate limiting to CIR T-CONT types
 best-effort BW T-CONT type 4: rate limiting to EIR Type 1 Type 2 Type 3 Type 4 Type 5
CIR >0 0 0 0 >0
AIR = CIR >0 >0 0 >= CIR
EIR = CIR = AIR > AIR >0 >= AIR
CIR=AIR=EIR>0 AIR=EIR>0 EIR>AIR EIR>0 EIR>CIR Best-Effort

AIR=EIR>CIR Bandwidth
EIR>AIR
Non-Assured
Non-Assured Best-Effort Assured Bandwidth
Bandwidth Bandwidth Bandwidth AIR>CIR
Assured Best-Effort
Fixed Bandwidth AIR>CIR CIR>0 Assured
Bandwidth CIR=AIR>0
Bandwidth Bandwidth
CIR>0
Assured Fixed Fixed
Bandwidth Bandwidth Bandwidth Fixed
Bandwidth
CIR=0 CIR=0 CIR=AIR=0
Type 1 Type 2 Type 3 Type 4

Type 5

· ·
12 Basic GPON QoS
12.5 Bandwidth profile: CLI configuration
configure qos profiles

bandwidth CBR1000
committed-info-rate 1000
assured-info-rate 1000
excessive-info rate 1000
delay-tolerance 80 by default, a T-CONT will have a burst
every 80 frames (every 10 ms)
configure qos interface 1/1/5/1/33/1/1 R/SR/LT/PON/ONT/ONTCARD/RJ45
upstream-queue 0 bandwidth-profile name:CBR1000
by default, one T-CONT will be assigned per queue,

unless bandwidth sharing is enabled!


· ·
12 Basic GPON QoS
12.6 Bandwidth profile: AMS configuration
5
6
1 3
2
8
h

Rogue ONT detection, new in R4.3:

- Frequency of the background “pattern” test per PON interface
- Stuck laser ONT detection
- Implementation of CLI commands for rogue ONT tests
Rogue ONT “pattern” test overview:
 The pattern test was designed to detect ONTs affected by a manufacturing issue that caused an elevated noise floor
(logical zero) on the PON, and will not function when an ONT emits continuous laser light or has other possible types
of rogue behavior.
 The Rogue Pattern test is on demand or runs in the background and when an ONT ranges.
 The on demand or background activation causes an alternating bit pattern on one ONT at time per PON while
monitoring for adverse impacts (e.g. multiple ONT INACTs)
 Configurable via TL1 and CLI (new)
 When rogue ONT is indicated, an ONT alarm is raised against the suspected rogue ONT and ONT is disabled. A
manual intervention is needed to re-enable the ONT.
 (new)  Frequency of the scheduled background pattern test is made configurable through TL1 or CLI
Rogue ONT detection, new in R4.3:
- Frequency of the background “pattern” test per PON interface
- Stuck laser ONT detection
- Implementation of CLI commands for rogue ONT tests
Rogue ONT “pattern” test overview:
 The pattern test was designed to detect ONTs affected by a manufacturing issue that caused an elevated noise floor
(logical zero) on the PON, and will not function when an ONT emits continuous laser light or has other possible types
of rogue behavior.
 The Rogue Pattern test is on demand or runs in the background and when an ONT ranges.
 The on demand or background activation causes an alternating bit pattern on one ONT at time per PON while
monitoring for adverse impacts (e.g. multiple ONT INACTs)
 Configurable via TL1 and CLI (new)
 When rogue ONT is indicated, an ONT alarm is raised against the suspected rogue ONT and ONT is disabled. A
manual intervention is needed to re-enable the ONT.
 (new)  Frequency of the scheduled background pattern test is made configurable through TL1 or CLI
· ·
12 Basic GPON QoS
12.7 Ingress QoS profile: AMS configuration
1 4
2
Object Detail

Bandwidth profile must be present before associating a VLAN to the UNI if not it gives an error “Bandwidth profile
missing”.
For Rogue ONTs:
TL1
DGN-PON:[tid]:aid_pon:[ctag]::mode;
INIT-PATTERNTEST (start on-demand “1010” pattern test)
INIT-BKGDPATTERNTEST (start background “1010” pattern test)
STOP-BKGDPATTERNTEST (stop background “1010 pattern test)
STOP – stop on-demand test
ED-PON:[tid]:aid_pon:[ctag]:::[pon_nblk]:[pst];
(new) BKGDROGUETESTINTERVAL = Used in context with the BKGDPATTERNTEST
Range is 60(1hr) to 1440 minutes (24 hrs) in 15 minute
intervals. Default : 720(12 hrs)
DGN-PON:[tid]:aid_pon:[ctag]::mode;
INIT-BKGDSTUCKLASERTEST (enable autonomous execution of the test for rogue ONTs with a stuck laser)
STOP-BKGDSTUCKLASERTEST (disable stuck laser test)
CLI
admin pon diagnostic (index) [ mode | bkgstucklasermode bkgpatternmode| bkgroguetestinterval]
mode  init-onofftest : start the test
 init-patterntest: start the pattern test
 stop : stop the test
bkgstucklasermode  init-bkg-test : start the test
 stop-bkg-test : stop the test
bkgpatternmode  init-bkg-test : start the test
 stop-bkg-test : stop the test
bkgroguetestinterval  unit: Minutes
 range: [60…1440]
show pon pon-diagnostic [ (pon-idx) ]

· ·
13 Hands-on


· ·
13 Hands-on
13.1 ONT provisioning
1. Provision the ONT on your bench. Ask the teacher which software version to use.
You should at least see the software being downloaded to the ONT.
2. Then provision everything else up to the level of the bridge port, and make sure
the maximum number of mac addresses is set to 2 at least.

1. Provision the ONT on your bench. Ask the teacher which software version to use. You should at least see
the software being downloaded to the ONT.
2. Then provision everything else up to the level of the bridge port, and make sure the maximum number of
mac addresses is set to 2 at least.

· ·
Module summary
Upon completion of this module, you should be able to:
 Describe the different ways of provisioning an ONT.

 Manage the ONT Software.


· ·
End of module


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Rack (1) RACK-1

Shelf SHELF-1-1 R-SR-LT-PON-ONT-ONTCARD-Port

Pon (1-8) PON-1-1-5-2

ONT-1-1-5-2-12 Ont (1-64[128])

ONTCARD-1-1-5-2-12-1 Ontcard (1-5)

ONTENET-1-1-5-2-12-1-1 Ontenet (1-4)

VoIP-1-1-5-2-12-1 HSI-1-1-5-2-12-1-1-1 service

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in TL1. From R4.2 onwards, all basic configuration is also supported

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[save IHUB database – if requires a reboot]

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PON is automatically created when you

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configure pon interface 1/1/1/2 admin-state up R/SR/LT/PON

 the (downstream) laser is activated

PONs are created at LT creation time

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configure pon interface 1/1/1/2 R/SR/LT/PON

 Label -> name of the PON, string with length <= 80

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Raman Reduction is only used for video overlay

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Download active AMS

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if the ONT fails to

planned software  what you intend to run in RAM

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After a download, the ONT is automatically restarted which is service affecting.

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m SWDLIP (not really an alarm)

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Used in the ONT Software management