7342GPON
7342GPON
7342GPON
System turn up
During class please switch off your mobile, pager or other that may interrupt.
Entry level requirements:
Objectives
At the end of this session, you will be able to
set up the 7342 FTTU from scratch,
get the 7342 node managed from the AMS,
and put the ONT software on the node
Table of contents
GPON node management
p.4
p.8
System turnup
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p.17
p.20
p.26
p.28
Hands-on
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GPON node management
7342/5523 operator
Management entities
a 7342 node is two separate entities
from management point of view
service hub
y set-up of VLAN (e.g. new ISP)
y service specific functions performed
on service hub
LT shelf
y rest of the FTTU
y set-up of VLAN
y service specific functions performed
on ASAM-CORE
y configure end users
CLI agent
SNMP
TL1
CLI
SNMP
MIB
MIB
LT shelf
SHUB
Management access
7342
FTTU
Remote NMS
or CLI
NMS
LT
Remote NMS
or CLI
NT
service
E-MAN
hub
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LT
Remote NMS
or CLI
ACU
Management strategy
inband management
use the same interface as the user data path
a network link of the service hub is used for OAM data and for user data
outband management
use a different interface as the user data path
a dedicated link of the shub is exclusively used for OAM data
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GPON management VLANs
> This chapter describes the steps to take for getting your node under supervision of the
manager.
> Basically this comes down to configuring an IP-address and a default router in the node.
controller
ASAM link
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typical vlan-id(s):
network
links
AN
VL
control
link
ASAM link
External VLAN
network
links
E-MAN
EXT. VLAN***
control
link
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controller
ASAM link
ASAM link
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> The drawing looks similar to but is different from the ISAM: the ISAM does support subtending
access nodes and direct user links, where the GPON node does not!
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System turn up
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> This chapter describes the steps to take for getting your node under supervision of the
manager.
> Basically this comes down to configuring an IP-address and a default router in the node.
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Prerequisite
RS232:
9600
8/1
no parity
no flow control
FTTU
Login: isadmin
Password: i$@mad- (first time)
New password: xxxxx
Confirm new password : xxxxx
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LT
NT
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Configure IP settings
ent-ipport::ntenet:::manual:
ipaddr=172.31.79.193,
netmask=255.255.255.128;
set-ne-all::com::::
IP
memalm=,
shutprep=,
sntp=,
defrouter=172.31.79.129,
authsuper=local,
lanxmac=00-0c-86-10-a8-34;
LT
NT
LT
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> Although the 7342 FTTU is two entities from management point of view, they share the same
IP-address ( single ip-address mode for ISAM).
> The commands to define the IP-address, netmask, default gateway, are TL1 commands.
> You can get access to the system via one of the optical ports of the NT, or via the ethernet
interface available on the ACU:
ntenet -> optical access via NT
acuenet -> electrical access via ACU
> The system can receive an IP address either statically (by manual configuration) or
dynamically (by bootp).
> If you do plan to use ACUENET as the OAM network, the default IP must be removed with
DLT-IPPORT before creating the OAM network with your own OAM subnet.
> --> The MAC address of the NT can be found
on the label present on the stiffener of the EHNT,
or with the rtrv-ipport command.
> To make the MAC address of the lanx/shub unique, one can e.g. use the MAC address of the
NT+1.
> --> If the NT Ethernet interface (NTENET) and the ACU Ethernet interface (ACUENET) need to
be provisioned, they must be on different subnets.
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LT
IP
NT
LT
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admin-status auto-up
NT
LT
egress-port network:1
untag-port 1 (optional)
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> Before you can configure the management VLAN at the service shub, the management port
has to be up, and thats exactly the function of the first command on this slide!
> If you didnt forget to configure your (management) network accordingly, you should be
capable to ping the 7342 FTTU node.
> From now on you can telnet/ssh into the node, but you cannot manage it from the
management platform yet!
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NETMAN
CLI agent
SNMP
TL1
CLI
SNMP
MIB
MIB
ASAM core
SHUB
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> From now on the node is also accessible/manageable from the management platform.
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Management from AMS R8
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Create NE
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LT
NT
LT
supervision start
the node registers the AMS as a trap destination
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Get rid of alarms
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ed-syncn::clksrcnt::::srcselsch=loc;
NT
LT
set-ne-all:: ontswact=auto ;
the ont will automatically activate a freshly downloaded swimage
otherwise: force a reset of a single ont (init-sys)
set-sntp-all:
set-attr-eqpt::eqpt:::nr,lanxlinkfail,,;
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> These commands are not needed for getting the management channel operational, but are
very typically executed when a node is brought online for the very first time.
> BITS = Building Integrated Timing Service
> This clears the 2 alarms regarding timing reference (see rtrv-alm-all)
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MAC address aging
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NW
(3) access
interface
OLT
SHUB
OLT
(2) control
interface
< set-ponvlansys::com::::ageing=300;
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ONT software download
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> This chapter describes the steps to take for getting your node under supervision of the
manager.
> Basically this comes down to configuring an IP-address and a default router in the node.
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FTP
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> First you might have to add some hardware related info in the upper window pane.
> But you definitely need to add an ONT load: click on the add-button, select the ONT file
name, the release, load type and default. Optionally you can provide a description.
> This will copy the file named FE50854AFNA12
from /opt/ni/ne/software
to /opt/ni/ne/ONT/I-221E-A
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FTP
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T
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> Getting ONT software on the ONT itself typically happens at ONT provisioning time!
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Download status
software download status can be viewed from
the S/W Status view:
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Hands-on
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2.
Make sure the node is reachable ip-wise using the settings retrieved in exercise 1.
3.
What do you need to do to get the node reachable and manageable from the AMS too?
5.
Make sure the ONT-software is present on the node to simplify ONT provisioning.
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