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Metro Ethernet Access
MRV Communications
Connectivity Unlimited™ Olga Fradkin
Optical Networking Technologies ofradkin@mrv.com
Telefonica
MRV FiberDriver EUSM Module
Hands on
Connectivity Unlimited™
EUSM Hands-on example #1
Technical Objective
 Network Service Providers have marketed multiple tiers of communications

bandwidth access to clients based on pricing and data requirements.
 A client can subscribe to access services according to level of service such as

10Mbps, 20Mbps, 100Mbps, etc. as determined by their bandwidth
requirements and available budget.
 The level of service definition has a policy to enforce bandwidth in both

upstream and downstream directions
 Each customer assign a Service VLAN to cross provider network
Diagram
Typical Deployment Application
General Steps
 The Fiber Driver EUSM modules can be configured to rate limit

the data traffic flow :
− symmetric
− asymmetric
 The rate limiting is configured at the module level on the ingress
data stream from the user access port.
 To configure symmetric rate limiting:
Central Office (CO) and Customer Premise (CPE) configured to
the same rate limiting
 To configure asymmetric rate limiting:
the CO and CPE configured EUSM independently to the
respective downstream and upstream subscribed data
bandwidth rates.
General Steps
 To configure Q-in-Q VLAN (VLAN ID == 1500) on CO-CPE (VLAN

manipulation can be done on the egress side of the customer
facing port):
- CO Stacking Q-in-Q VLAN
- CPE Stripping Q-in-Q VLAN
Service Provisioning
 Using MegaVision, the administrator can open the respective

node and then the EUSM slot window by double clicking the
respective module.
CO Module
CPE Module
Click the EUSM CO

module Slot Info
Click the EUSM button.
Enter the
bandwidth
desired to pass.
50
After entering
the desired
bandwidth,
click Apply.
Repeat the process on the EUSM CPE module:
Click the
EUSM
button.
Enter the
bandwidth
desired to pass.
After entering
the desired
bandwidth,
click Apply.
Close the EUSM slot windows.
 CO adds outer VLAN ID with Priority tags for use in Carrier network.
To define
Stacking Service
VLAN and
Priority
 CPE strips outer VLAN ID and Priority tags before egress to Client network.
To define
Stripping Service
VLAN
action
Save the configuration with a Commit.
You will be prompted to confirm.

Choose OK.
EUSM Hands-on example #2
Technical Objective
 A client can subscribe to access services consisting of two service level:

- High priority traffic
- Best effort
 Customer’s traffic needs to be rate shaped according to those service levels.
 The level of service definition has a policy to enforce bandwidth in both

upstream and downstream directions
 Untagged traffic and traffic coming with undefined VLANs should be dropped.
Diagram
General Steps
Rate limiting configured based on incoming VLAN ID:

- VLAN ID == 100 for High Priority traffic
- VLAN ID == 200 for Best Effort traffic
To configure asymmetric rate limiting:

the CO and CPE configured EUSM independently to the
respective downstream and upstream subscribed data bandwidth
rates.
To configure Q-in-Q VLAN (VLAN ID == 1500) on CO-CPE (VLAN
manipulation can be done on the egress side of the customer facing
port):
- CO Stacking Q-in-Q VLAN
- CPE Stripping Q-in-Q VLAN
Run traffic generator to verify integrity of the service
 Using MegaVision, the administrator can open the respective

node and then the EUSM slot window by double clicking the
respective module.
CO Module
CPE Module
Click the EUSM CPE

module Slot Info
Click the EUSM button.
Specify per
Flow Rate
Limit here
Click APPLY
To enable
Repeat the process on the EUSM CO module:
Click the
EUSM
button.
Enter the
bandwidth
desired to pass.
After entering
the desired
bandwidth,
click Apply.
Close the EUSM slot windows.
 Configure EUSM CPE to deny frames based on VLAN tag.
Set VIDs white

list
Define VIDs
Apply changes
Save the configuration with a Commit.
You will be prompted to confirm.

Choose OK.
 Configure and run Traffic Generator Test to verify service
Click on the CO
trunk port, then
Click Traffic
Generation
Button
 CO trunk port Traffic generator configuration:
Thank You
www.MRV.com
For more information please contact Olga Fradkin ofradkin@mrv.com

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Metro Ethernet Access

 Network Service Providers have marketed multiple tiers of communications

 A client can subscribe to access services according to level of service such as

 The level of service definition has a policy to enforce bandwidth in both

 Each customer assign a Service VLAN to cross provider network

Typical Deployment Application

 The Fiber Driver EUSM modules can be configured to rate limit

 To configure Q-in-Q VLAN (VLAN ID == 1500) on CO-CPE (VLAN

 Using MegaVision, the administrator can open the respective

Click the EUSM CO

Click the EUSM button.

Close the EUSM slot windows.

You will be prompted to confirm.

 A client can subscribe to access services consisting of two service level:

 Customer’s traffic needs to be rate shaped according to those service levels.

 The level of service definition has a policy to enforce bandwidth in both

Rate limiting configured based on incoming VLAN ID:

To configure asymmetric rate limiting:

 Using MegaVision, the administrator can open the respective

Click the EUSM CPE

Click the EUSM button.

Close the EUSM slot windows.

Set VIDs white

You will be prompted to confirm.

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