Preliminary Acceptance Test: PAT For 7250 iXR Nokia Mobily ITN Project

Preliminary Acceptance Test
PAT for 7250 iXR

Nokia Mobily ITN Project
Issued: 23-Feb-2020
Version: 1.1
PAT Reference
SED No.: 109-A7250IXR-5842-00-00 Rack Location: RK#02
Project Name / No.: QUICK WIN
Job No.: 109-A7250IXR-5842-00 District: AL KHUBAR City: AL KHUBAR
Site No.: 5842 Site Coordinates: 26.169809° 50.160142°
Node ID E5842.SWAE. AIXRe.01
Mobily TAG No.:
Shelf Serial No.: NS2002C0129
PAT {7250 iXR} {NOKIA} Page 1 of 42

Document Control Reference
Version Date Comments Author

Mohamed Abd-Elhafez
1.0 02-Feb-2020 Initial Release
/ Sherif Mostafa
1.1 23-Feb-2020 Added tag numbers Bello Abidemi
Document Approval Reference
Name Designation Department Signature Date
Turki Al-Mutairi Transport Products & IoT Transport Business 23-Feb-2020

Senior Specialist Manager Solutions Design
Adnan Farid Chief Engineer Transport Business 23-Feb-2020

Solutions Design

Contents
1. INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................. 4
1.1 SCOPE ........................................................................................................................................ 4
1.1.1 UPLINK PORT & IPS INFORMATION FOR THE SITES........................................................... 4
1.2 EQUIPMENT, SUB-RACKS AND FIRMWARE ............................................................................ 5
1.3 LIST OF TEST EQUIPMENT’S USED DURING THIS PAT .......................................................... 5
2. LIST OF TEST CASES ................................................................................................................... 6
3. HARDWARE ACCEPTANCE TEST ................................................................................................ 7
3.1 7250 IXR PANEL ......................................................................................................................... 7
3.2 SITE ACCEPTANCE QUALITY CHECK LIST ............................................................................. 8
3.3 BILL OF QUANTITIES AVAILABLE AS PER SITE ................................................................... 13
3.4 POWER MODULE REDUNDANCY TEST (FIELD) .................................................................... 14
3.5 DC VOLTAGE AND GROUNDING TEST (FIELD) ..................................................................... 15
3.6 7250 IXR INTERFACE TRANSCEIVER TX POWER VERIFICATION (FIELD) ........................... 16
3.7 7250 IXR INTERFACE TRANSCEIVER RX POWER VERIFICATION (FIELD) .......................... 18
3.8 7250 IXR OPTICAL MODULE RECEIVER SENSITIVITY TEST (FIELD).................................... 20
3.9 7250 IXR SYSTEM REBOOT BY POWER OFF (FIELD)............................................................ 22
4. SOFTWARE ACCEPTANCE TEST ............................................................................................... 23
4.1 SOFTWARE AND DEVICE STATUS ......................................................................................... 23
4.1.1 7250 IXR CONFIGURATION VERIFICATION (NOC).............................................................. 23
4.1.2 7250 IXR DEVICE STATUS (NOC)......................................................................................... 24
4.1.3 7250 IXR SYSTEM CONFIGURATION CHECK (NOC) .......................................................... 25
4.1.4 7250 IXR GATEWAY REACHABILITY TEST (NOC) .............................................................. 26
4.1.5 7250 IXR SSH AND SECURITY TEST (NOC) ........................................................................ 27
4.1.6 MBSS VERIFICATION (NOC) ................................................................................................ 28
4.1.7 STORAGE SPACE (NOC)...................................................................................................... 29
4.1.8 7250 IXR NMS ALARM TEST (NOC + FIELD) ....................................................................... 30
4.1.9 BOF VERIFICATION .............................................................................................................. 31
4.1.10 SNMP SECURITY (NOC) ....................................................................................................... 32
4.1.11 NODE CONFIGURATION VERIFICATION AGAINST THE BASELINE DOCUMENT (NOC) .. 33
4.1.12 7250 IXR LINK STABILITY TEST (NOC) ............................................................................... 34
6. TEST RESULTS PARTICIPATION REFERENCE ......................................................................... 35
7. ACCEPTANCE TEST REPORT (FIELD) ....................................................................................... 36
8. OUTSTANDING ISSUES LIST (FIELD) ......................................................................................... 37
9. ACCEPTANCE TEST REPORT (NOC) ......................................................................................... 38
10. OUTSTANDING ISSUES LIST (NOC)........................................................................................ 39
11. TEST RESULTS SUMMARY ..................................................................................................... 40

1. Introduction
1.1 Scope
This document presents the Preliminary Acceptance Test procedure agreed to by Mobily and Nokia for the
Nokia 7250 iXR Device.
The following diagram shows the network usage of the 7250 iXR.
Figure 1: 7250-iXR Topology
1.1.1 Uplink Port & IPs information for the sites.

Below include all node ports and IP information.
NE Interface LAG Port IP address

E5842.SWAE.AIXRe.01 VlanIF201 lag-1:201 P-1/1/15 10.142.197.3/31
E5842.SWAE.AIXRe.01 System 10.168.69.127/32

Project Name: QUICK WIN SED No: 109-A7250IXR-5842-00-00 City/District: AL KHUBAR
Site Code:5842 Job No.: 109-A7250IXR-5842-00 Ring No.: NA
NE Name: E5842.SWAE.AIXRe.01 Rack Location: RK#02 Shelf Location: P02
1.2 Equipment, Sub-racks and Firmware
Name Version Quantity
1.3 List of Test Equipment’s used during this PAT

The analyzers that will be used during the test are listed below:
Brand
Test Equipment Model No Serial No Calibration Date
Name

2. List of Test Cases
Test Categorization
Test Descriptions
No (SA/NSA)
3.2 Site Acceptance Quality Check List See QCC list

SA (exemption: accessories
3.3 Bill of Quantities Available As Per Site
e.g. grounding strap..etc.)
3.4 Power Module Redundancy Test SA
3.5 DC Voltage and Grounding Test SA
3.6 Interface Transceiver Tx Power Verification SA
3.7 Interface Transceiver Rx Power Verification SA
3.8 Optical Module Receiver Sensitivity Test SA
3.9 System reboot by Power off SA
4.1.1 Configuration Verification SA
4.1.2 Device Status SA
4.1.3 System Configuration Check SA
4.1.4 Gateway Reachability Test SA
4.1.5 SSH and Security Test SA
4.1.6 MBSS Verification SA
4.1.7 Storage Space SA
4.1.8 NMS Alarm Test (NOC + Field) SA
4.1.9 BOF Verification SA
4.1.10 SNMP Security SA
4.1.11 Node Configuration verification against the baseline document SA
4.1.12 Link Stability Test SA

3. Hardware Acceptance Test

3.1 7250 iXR Panel
Figure 2: 7250 iXR
Equipment Inventory
Site Name List of Equipment Quantity SN#
7250 - IXR-e, 14x1/10GE (3HE14783AA) 1 NS2002C0129

NA
PS – 7250 IXR-e DC (3HE14785AA) 2
NA
OS - 7250 IXR-e Small R19.x OS LICENSE (3HE14631AA) 1 NA
SFP+ 10GE LR - LC ROHS6/6 0/70C (3HE04823AA) 1 EC194600301441
5842 1 K2H2006637
SFP+ 10GE BX10-U LC ROHS6/6 0/70C (3HE05037AA)
I9O2003197
I9O2002183
SFP - GIGE LX - LC ROHS 6/6 DDM -40/85C (3HE00028CA) 4
I9P2004588
I9O2003283

3.2 Site Acceptance Quality Check List
Mechanical Installation Verification.

Objective: Hardware installation, rack, cable and fiber labeling is complete and to Vendors and customer
standards.
Item Result Categorization Issue
Topic Check content Reference
No Pass Fail NA (SA/NSA) Description
The installation position of racks,
subrack/chassis, ODF and DDF is
according to the site engineering design Approved Floor
1 SA
and the vertical errors of the racks Plan
should be less than 3mm. (vertical
slope).
The assembly of subracks, shelves, air
ramps, FPP, (chassis) are reliable and air
space is as per installation manual Installation
2
available for equipment sub racks (3 inch manual
SA
air space if not stated on the installation
A. Cabinet or Rack Installation
manual).
Racks fixed
All of the expansion bolts used to fix properly from
support (or foot) should be installed top and
firmly. Fixing screws and nuts (bolt) bottom
3 should be installed by the correct order. (according to SA
The installation holes of the support (or the installation
foot) are matched with expansion bolts manual/ITFM
perfectly. installation
guidelines)
The mechanical accessories of cabinet Installation
4
should be installed correctly manual
NSA
The movable accessories of the cabinet
should work normally. Doors locks, Fan Installation
5 NSA
tray, The cabinet key has to be attached Manual
and working well.
All connecting bolts in the cabinet are Installation
6
installed correctly and firmly Manual
NSA
The racks, sub racks or part of the racks
are not scratched or smeared or
7 NSA
distorted. This may be affecting the
equipment appearance.
The boards can be plugged and
unplugged smoothly (cards ejectors are
Installation
8 working normally). Its panel screws
Manual
SA
should have appropriate tightness if they
exist.


All of the inlet/outlet cable holes of the Reference
cabinet should be blocked out. The Manual,
width of gap should be less than 1.8 cm. Approved
9 The side of plastic inlet/outlet cable hole materials & NSA
should be cut properly. Tidy and ITFM
A. Cabinet or Rack Installation
Insulating and fireproof materials should Installation

be used. Guidelines
The antistatic wrist strap is existed &
10 inserted into the antistatic installation NSA
hole in the cabinet.
All of dummy plates (filler card) and
11 panels should be installed according to SED NSA
requirements & per the SED.
The sundries of redundant cable ties and Best Practice &
screws and other things should not exist ITFM
12 NSA
inside, or at the bottom, or on the top of Installation
the cabinet. Guidelines
As per the
The row and column labels of the approved
cabinet should be stuck in a clear and material,
13 tidy way. If there has a dashed box on Labeling NSA
the cabinet, labels should be stuck within Format & ITFM
it. Installation
Guidelines
Signals cables should be properly routed
without crossing the equipment Installation
14 SA
ventilation holes, fan trays and power manual
modules.
No breakage or rupture and
15 intermediate connector is found on the Best Practice SA
signal cable or connectors
B. Installation of Signal Cables
Cables should be tied with uniform

spacing and moderate tightness. Cable Installation
16 ties should be tied in a tidy way. Their manual &Best NSA
redundant/excess parts should be cut Practice
from their bottom.
Distribution of cables outside cabinet:
1. The cables should be distributed
without any crossing and bending.
2. Arranged and organized in the cable
tray without bending, and cables are not
overflow the tray.
3. When using the cable ladder, they
should be tied in rectangular beams. Installation
17 When the spacing between the cable Manual ,SED, SA
ladder and the top of the cabinet is more Best Practice
than 0.6 m, a cable ladder should be
added on the top of cabinet.
4. When several layers of cables are
distributed under the floor in an
overlapped way, their height should not
exceed 1/2 of the height of the space
below the raised floor.


If cables should be peeled off at the
position where they would be led out
18
from the sub-rack, they should be peeled
Best Practice SA
off in an orderly and proper way.
When the fiber is outside the cabinet, it
must be protected with Spiral Wrap,
routed away from the rack using proper
19 tie- down bar along the rack. Best Practice SA
Spiral/"hook-and-loop fasteners"
(Velcro) to be used inside the rack for
fibers.
When laying patch cords out site cabinet
fiber guides/trunk should be used and
20
the patch cords should be organized
Best Practice SA
properly inside the facility.
B. Installation of Signal Cables
Fibers jumpers (FPP-to-FPP/ODF) are

Installation
routed using the right side of the cable
21
management facilities and fiber guides in
manual & Best SA
Practice
tidy and organized manner.
The “left side” of the ODF cable
Installation
management should be used for all
22
equipment termination (Equipment-to-
manual & Best SA
Practice
FPP/ODF)
Proper patch cords length should be
used to avoid fiber coils inside a cabinet
(should be coiled into a circle of more
than 8 cm before it is fixed if it is a must).
23 Best Practice SA
1meter is the maximum allowed excess
length and this should be properly
routed/coiled to avoid blocking airflow
or over utilizing space.
The patch cords connector should be
clean without any dust. The unused
24 optical fiber head and board optical port Best Practice NSA
should be covered with protection caps
(dust caps).
The cable labels are filled in and pasted
As per the
correctly and reliably. Their positions are
Approved
25 orderly and in the same uniform. Cable NSA
Format &
labels should be stuck at the place 2cm
Materials
away from their connector.
For POP (UPE/CSG) physical connectivity

26
verification between OSP FPP to POP FPP
As per SED SA


DC Distribution Panel and the Fuse Unit is Installation
installed with correct rating, undamaged Manual/
27 & labeled. All installed fuses are functional approved SA
& its protection rating as per designated materials
load requirement. &format
The cable route of the power cable or

ground cable should be distributed and Installation
28 manual & Best SA
tied tidily, and should be connected in a Practice
correct and reliable way.
The diameter of the power cable, ground
Equipment
cable or equipment potential cable
29 reference SA
between cabinets should meet the power
manual
distribution requirement of equipment.
The power cable and grounding cable
applicable
30 must be without any connector in SA
C. Power and Ground Cabling
standards
between.
When the grounding cable and power Installation
cable is connected to the distribution box manual, F40,
31
or PDU/TRU/PDP, its redundant/excess F42 Guidelines
SA
part should be cut and cannot be coiled. & Best Practice
The power cable/ground cable should be
Installation
routed away from the signal cable outside
32 manual & Best NSA
the cabinet at least it should be more than
Practice
3 cm.
The color of power cables and ground
cables should be specified according to
the standard The –48V power cable is applicable
33
blue; the GND (BGND) ground cable is standards
SA
black (red), and the PGND protection
cable is yellowish green or yellow.
The bending position of the power cable
34 Best Practice NSA
and ground cable should be smooth.
When making lugs for the power and
ground cables, the lugs should be
Installation
soldered or crimped firmly. Lugs edge
manual, F40,
35 should touch the cable insulation, copper
F42 Guidelines
SA
shouldn't be visible and then crimped
& Best Practice
point should be covered with shrinking
tube.
The protection grounding cable of DDF
Installation
and ODF should be connected firmly.
36
Those between adjacent frames should be
manual & Best NSA
Practice
interconnected. (6mm2)
The ground cable of cabinet door should Installation
37 be connected in a correct and reliable manual & Best NSA
way Practice


D. General Environment of the site / C. Power and Ground
The power cable labels are filled in and

pasted correctly and reliably. Their
As per the
positions are orderly and in the same
Cabling
approved
38 uniform. Cable labels should be stuck at NSA
material
the place 2cm away from their
&format
connector.(according the approved
material and format)
The floor gaps or tiles around the rack

Best Practice
should be blocked up. Discarded cable
39 and ITFM NSA
ties, screws and other sundries should not
Guidelines
be found under the floor.
Equipment Room
The equipment room should be clean and

40 tidy. Discarded packing materials should Best Practice NSA
be cleaned.
Loop patch cords, punching tools or other

41 O&M tools should be available in secured Best Practice NSA
area
Acceptance Engineer
Signature: Date:
Vendor:
Witnessing Project
Signature: Date:
Engineer Mobily:
Witnessing Engineer
Signature: Date:
O&M MNS/Mobily:
Remarks:

3.3 Bill of Quantities Available as Per Site
Bill Of Quantities Verification

Site: 5842 System 7250 IXR Software 19.10.R3
Item Descriptions Item code Quantity TAG Numbers
TAG Numbers
Item Description Item Code Qty.
3HE14783AA 1
7250 - IXR-e, 14x1/10GE
PS – 7250 IXR-e DC 3HE14785AA 2
OS - 7250 IXR-e Small R19.x OS LICENSE 3HE14631AA 1
1588 Freq & Phase, IXR-e Small 3HE14633AA 1
SFP+ 10GE LR - LC ROHS6/6 0/70C 3HE04823AA 1
SFP+ 10GE BX10-U LC ROHS6/6 0/70C 3HE05037AA 1
SFP - GIGE LX - LC ROHS 6/6 DDM -40/85C 3HE00028CA 4
Dual fiber cable 6
Power Cable -FON/CSG 2
Access Nodes (Seamless MPLS) 1
Site survey 1
Acceptance Engineer
Signature: Date:
Vendor:
Witnessing Project
Signature: Date:
Engineer Mobily:
Witnessing Engineer
Signature: Date:
O&M MNS/Mobily:
Remarks:

3.4 Power Module Redundancy Test (Field)
Purpose To verify that the 7250 iXR has a redundant power module and verify the actual
redundancy capability.
Setup
1. The switch provides redundancy backup for the power module.
Procedure
1. Turn off one power module or disconnect the power input
2. Observe the working status of the switch
3. Repeat the steps for another power module
Expected The redundant power module should take over the work of the primary power module
Results and the switch should run normally.
Results Pass / Fail
Acceptance Engineer
Signature: Date:
Vendor:
Witnessing Project
Signature: Date:
Engineer Mobily:
Witnessing Engineer
Signature: Date:
O&M MNS/Mobily:
Remarks:

3.5 DC Voltage and Grounding Test (Field)
Purpose Confirm the 7250 iXR received normal power voltage and Grounding is healthy.
Setup None
Procedure 1. Use the multi-meter to connect the positive and negative terminal of the Power
Module to check the voltage value.
2. Before Power on, measure the grounding resistance, including chassis to rack and
rack to grounding bus bar.
Expected 1. The voltage range is -40V DC -72V DC.

Results 2. The resistance is less than 50 ohms.
Results
See Tables 1: Power module voltage result.
See Tables 2: Grounding cable resistance result.
Table 1: Power module voltage result
PEM Measured Voltage(V) Pass/Fail

PEM1
PEM2
Tables 2: Grounding cable resistance result.
Measured
Between Pass/Fail
Resistance(OHMS)
Chassis to Rack
Rack to Grounding bus bar
Acceptance Engineer
Signature: Date:
Vendor:
Witnessing Project
Signature: Date:
Engineer Mobily:
Witnessing Engineer
Signature: Date:
O&M MNS/Mobily:
Remarks:

3.6 7250 iXR Interface Transceiver Tx Power Verification (Field)
Purpose Confirm the 7250 iXR interface transceiver Power is within normal range.
Setup None
Procedure For Optical Ports not connected (Free Ports)/ Optical Ports connected And BiDi Optical
Ports connected:
1. Connect one end of the fiber patchcords to the TX optical interface of the optical
board/module to be tested through the assigned ODF/FPP and the other end to the
test input port of the optical power meter (Note: Set wavelength according to SFP
module type).
2. Read the stable optical power value from the Optical Power Meter.
3. Record the result on Table 4: TX Power result.
4. The Expected Results show the reference value for Tx power.
Note that: BiDI-U SFP should be installed in the 7250 IXR side.
Expected The actual TX power is within the normal range shown by detailed.
Results Transmit Power
SFP Model No. Wavelength
Range
10G-LC-SM-10KM -8.2 to +0.5 dBm 3HE04823AA 1310 nm
10G-LC-SM-40KM -4.7 to +4 dBm 3HE05036AA 1550 nm
10G-LC-SM-80KM 0 to +5 dBm 3HE05894AA 1550 nm
1G-LC-SM-10KM -11 to -3 dBm 3HE00028CA 1310 nm
1G-LC-SM-40KM -4.5 to 0 dBm 3HE00867CA 1310 nm
1G-LC-SM-70KM 0 to +5 dBm 3HE00029CA 1550 nm
1G-LC-MM-550m 0 to -0.5 dBm 3HE00027CA 850 nm
10G-LC-SM-10km BiDir U -5.2 to +0.5 dBm 3HE05037AA Tx: 1330 nm1
10G-LC-SM-20km BiDir U 5 to -2 dBm 3HE12111AA Tx: 1330 nm1
10G-LC-SM-40km BiDir U 0 to +5 dBm 3HE10452AA Tx: 1270 nm1
Results
See Table 4: TX Power Result.
1
For BiDi SFP, set the Optical power meter to 1310nm for the measurements.

Table 4: Tx Power Result:
Measured
Interface SFP type Expected value Pass/Fail
value
P1/1/15 10G-LC-SM-10km BiDir U -5.2 to +0.5 dBm
P1/1/5 1G-LC-SM-10KM -11 to -3 dBm

P1/1/6 1G-LC-SM-10KM -11 to -3 dBm
P1/1/7 1G-LC-SM-10KM -11 to -3 dBm
P1/1/8 1G-LC-SM-10KM -11 to -3 dBm
P1/1/9 10G-LC-SM-10KM -8.2 to +0.5 dBm
Acceptance Engineer
Signature: Date:
Vendor:
Witnessing Project
Signature: Date:
Engineer Mobily:
Witnessing Engineer
Signature: Date:
O&M MNS/Mobily:
Remarks:

3.7 7250 iXR Interface Transceiver Rx Power Verification (Field)
Purpose Confirm the 7250 iXR Interface Transceiver Power is within normal range.
Setup None
Procedure For Optical Ports not connected (Free Ports:
1. Make loop the opposing jumpers of the same module through the assigned
ODF/FPP.
2. Remove the fiber patchcords to the RX optical interface of the optical board to be
tested and measure the input RX port using the optical power meter.
4. Record the result on Table 5: RX Power result.
5. The Expected Results show the reference value for Rx power.
For BiDi Optical Ports, ports must be connected to other equipment:
2. Record the result on Table 5: RX Power result.
3. The Expected Results show the reference value for Rx power.
Note that: BiDI-U SFP should be installed in the 7250 IXR side.
Expected The Actual Rx measurement should be 3db greater than the minimum RX threshold.
Results Received Power Wavelength
SFP Model No.
Range
10G-LC-SM-10KM -14.4 to +0.5 dBm 3HE04823AA 1310 nm
10G-LC-SM-40KM -15.8 to -1 dBm 3HE05036AA 1550 nm
10G-LC-SM-80KM -24 to -9 dBm 3HE05894AA 1550 nm
1G-LC-SM-40KM -22.5 to -3 dBm 3HE00867CA 1310 nm
1G-LC-MM-550m 0 to -17 dBm 3HE00027CA 850 nm
10G-LC-SM-10km BiDir U -12.6 to +0.5 dBm 3HE05037AA Rx: 1270 nm2
10G-LC-SM-20km BiDir U 0 to -14.4 dBm 3HE12111AA Rx: 1270 nm 2
10G-LC-SM-40km BiDir U -21.2 to -9 dBm 3HE10452AA Rx: 1330 nm 2
Note:
1. Need to check RX power with power meter on POP site up till FPP once FTTM
7250 iXR connected to UPE/CSG.
2. Not Applicable for collocated connections (NE to NE connection). That means the
test will not be performed for the following:
Ports which are assigned as locally (collocated) or terminated to other routers
(locally connected).
Ports which are connected to routers installed on remote POPs via collocated
transmission equipment.
Results
Please refer to Table 5: RX Power Result.
2
For BiDi SFP, set the Optical power meter to 1310nm for the measurements.

Table 5: Rx Power Result:
Measured
Interface SFP type Expected value Pass/Fail
value
P1/1/15 10G-LC-SM-10km BiDir U -12.6 to +0.5 dBm
P1/1/5 1G-LC-SM-10KM -19 to -3 dBm

P1/1/6 1G-LC-SM-10KM -19 to -3 dBm
P1/1/7 1G-LC-SM-10KM -19 to -3 dBm
P1/1/8 1G-LC-SM-10KM -19 to -3 dBm
P1/1/9 10G-LC-SM-10KM 14.4 to +0.5 dBm
Acceptance Engineer
Signature: Date:
Vendor:
Witnessing Project
Signature: Date:
Engineer Mobily:
Witnessing Engineer
Signature: Date:
O&M MNS/Mobily:
Remarks:

3.8 7250 iXR Optical Module Receiver Sensitivity Test (Field)
Purpose Ensure all optical modules on 7250 iXR have optimal performance under low optical
power input.
Setup FPP /
Fiber
Ports ODF
Patch
cords
TX
TX
RX
RX
OPM VOA
Figure 1
Procedure Optical Ports not connected (Free Ports):
1. Connect the tester (VOA) to router’s optical port through assigned ODF/FPP as
shown above in Figure 1.
2. Increase the optical attenuation gradually (VOA) till the port go to down state.
3. Measure and record the optical power value on Table 6: RX Sensitivity Result.
4. Test all the port one by one and record the result.
For BiDi Optical Ports, ports must be connected to other equipment and operationally
up:
5. Connect the tester (VOA) to the FPP/ODF keeping the link up.
6. Increase the optical attenuation gradually (VOA) till the port go to down state.
7. Read the optical power value from equipment CLI and record the value on Table 6:
RX Sensitivity Result.
8. Test all the port one by one and record the result
Expected The router port should not go down as per below receive power range.
Results Received Power
SFP Model No. Wavelength
Range
10G-LC-SM-10KM Less than -14.4 dBm 3HE04823AA 1310 nm
10G-LC-SM-40KM Less than -15.8 dBm 3HE05036AA 1550 nm
10G-LC-SM-80KM Less than -24 dBm 3HE05894AA 1550 nm
1G-LC-SM-10KM Less than -19 dBm 3HE00028CA 1310 nm
1G-LC-SM-40KM Less than -22.5 dBm 3HE00867CA 1310 nm
1G-LC-SM-70KM Less than -24 dBm 3HE00029CA 1550 nm
1G-LC-MM-550m Less than -17 dBm 3HE00027CA 850 nm
10G-LC-SM-10km BiDir U Less than -12.6 dBm 3HE05037AA Rx: 1270 nm3
10G-LC-SM-20km BiDir U Less than -14.4 dBm 3HE12111AA Rx: 1270 nm 3
10G-LC-SM-40km BiDir U Less than -21.2 dBm 3HE10452AA Rx: 1330 nm 3
Note:
1. Not Applicable for collocated connections (NE to NE connection). That means the
test will not be performed for the following:
Ports which are assigned as locally (collocated) or terminated to other routers
(locally connected).
Ports which are connected to routers installed on remote POPs via collocated
transmission equipment.
Results See Table 6: Rx Sensitivity Result.
3
For BiDi SFP, set he Optical power meter to 1310nm for the measurements.

Table 6: Rx Sensitivity Result:
Interface SFP type Expected value Measured value Pass/Fail
P1/1/15 10G-LC-SM-10km BiDir U Less than -12.6 dBm

P1/1/5 1G-LC-SM-10KM Less than -19 dBm
P1/1/9 10G-LC-SM-10KM Less than -14.4 dBm
Acceptance Engineer
Signature: Date:
Vendor:
Witnessing Project
Signature: Date:
Engineer Mobily:
Witnessing Engineer
Signature: Date:
O&M MNS/Mobily:
Remarks:

3.9 7250 iXR System reboot by Power off (Field)
Purpose Confirm the 7250 iXR can recover after hard reboot.
Setup None
Procedure 1. Establish a continuous ping to the system IP address of the node under test from
the uplink node (CSG/UPE).
2. Use command line to record the configuration, logs, CPU/memory, alarms,
interface status, card register status.
Admin display-config
Show system information
Show version
Show bof
3. Remove the external flash card on position cf3

Use “show system alarms” to verify the cf3 removal alarm
4. Enable a new port (1/1/10) [configure port 1/1/10 no shutdown]

5. Admin save configuration saved.
6. Type “show port 1/1/10” to verify the port is in no shutdown state.
7. Install the external flash and admin save
8. Reboot the IXR with the SD card inserted.
9. Use “show system alarms” to verify the alarm has cleared
10. Use “show port 1/1/10” to verify port status
11. Check the configuration/status after reboot and compare with file before reboot.
Admin display-config
Show system information
Show version
Expected After hard reboot with flash inserted back, no configuration is lost.
Results Before hard reboot, 7250 iXR System is pingable.
After hard reboot, the ping is replied again.
No errors H/W
Results Pass / Fail
Acceptance Engineer
Signature: Date:
Vendor:
Witnessing Project
Signature: Date:
Engineer Mobily:
Witnessing Engineer
Signature: Date:
O&M MNS/Mobily:
Remarks:

5. Test Results Participation Reference
Mobily Project Mobily Project Mobily Project

Representative Representative Representative PAT Date
Name Designation Signature
Vendor Project Vendor Project Vendor Project

Mobily O&M Mobily O&M Mobily O&M

Vendor MNS Vendor MNS Vendor MNS


6. ACCEPTANCE TEST REPORT (Field)
PROVISIONAL ACCEPTANCE FIELD TEST REPORT
a. Work without Outstanding Items
Work with Non-Service Affecting Items

b.
See the list(s) of Outstanding Items attached (pages ___to ___)
Work with Service Affecting Items

c.
Only Local PAT (special circumstances)

d.
PAT Start Date (DD/MM/YY): _________________
PAT Completion Date (DD/MM/YY): _________________
Mobily Project Vendor Project Mobily O&M Mobily MNS

Representative Representative Representative Representative
Signature: Signature: Signature: Signature:
Name: Name: Name: Name:
Phone#: Phone#: Phone#: Phone#:
Date: Date: Date: Date:

7. Outstanding Issues List (Field)

The below items have been noted during PAT and shall be cleared within
Clearance
three (3) months from the Preliminary Acceptance Date
Categorization Verified by
Item Date
Description of Outstanding Items Rectified
No.
SA NSA Vendor Mobily
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Outstanding Items List

Clearance

10. Test Results Summary
Test No Test Description Passed: Failed NA Remarks
3.2 Site Acceptance Quality Check List
3.3 Bill of Quantities Available As Per Site
3.4 Power Module Redundancy Test
3.5 DC Voltage and Grounding Test
3.6 Interface Transceiver Tx Power Verification
3.7 Interface Transceiver Rx Power Verification
3.8 Optical Module Receiver Sensitivity Test
3.9 System reboot by Power off
Mobily Project Representative Vendor Project Representative
Name: Date: Name: Date:
Signature: Signature:
Mobily O&M Representative Vendor MNS Representative
Name: Date: Name: Date:
Signature: Signature:

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Preliminary Acceptance Test

PAT for 7250 iXR

SED No.: 109-A7250IXR-5842-00-00 Rack Location: RK#02

Project Name / No.: QUICK WIN

Job No.: 109-A7250IXR-5842-00 District: AL KHUBAR City: AL KHUBAR

Site No.: 5842 Site Coordinates: 26.169809° 50.160142°

Node ID E5842.SWAE. AIXRe.01

Mobily TAG No.:

Shelf Serial No.: NS2002C0129

PAT {7250 iXR} {NOKIA} Page 1 of 42

Version Date Comments Author

Document Approval Reference

Name Designation Department Signature Date

Turki Al-Mutairi Transport Products & IoT Transport Business 23-Feb-2020

Adnan Farid Chief Engineer Transport Business 23-Feb-2020

PAT {7250 iXR} {NOKIA} Page 2 of 42

PAT {7250 iXR} {NOKIA} Page 3 of 42

Figure 1: 7250-iXR Topology

1.1.1 Uplink Port & IPs information for the sites.

NE Interface LAG Port IP address

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1.2 Equipment, Sub-racks and Firmware

Name Version Quantity

1.3 List of Test Equipment’s used during this PAT

PAT {7250 iXR} {NOKIA} Page 5 of 42

2. List of Test Cases

3.2 Site Acceptance Quality Check List See QCC list

3.5 DC Voltage and Grounding Test SA

3.6 Interface Transceiver Tx Power Verification SA

3.7 Interface Transceiver Rx Power Verification SA

3.8 Optical Module Receiver Sensitivity Test SA

3.9 System reboot by Power off SA

4.1.1 Configuration Verification SA

4.1.2 Device Status SA

4.1.3 System Configuration Check SA

4.1.4 Gateway Reachability Test SA

4.1.5 SSH and Security Test SA

4.1.6 MBSS Verification SA

4.1.7 Storage Space SA

4.1.8 NMS Alarm Test (NOC + Field) SA

4.1.9 BOF Verification SA

4.1.10 SNMP Security SA

4.1.11 Node Configuration verification against the baseline document SA

4.1.12 Link Stability Test SA

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3. Hardware Acceptance Test

Figure 2: 7250 iXR

Site Name List of Equipment Quantity SN#

7250 - IXR-e, 14x1/10GE (3HE14783AA) 1 NS2002C0129

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3.2 Site Acceptance Quality Check List

Mechanical Installation Verification.

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Item Result Categorization Issue

Insulating and fireproof materials should Installation