AN5516-06 Optical Line Terminal Equipment GUI Reference

AN5516-06

Optical Line Terminal Equipment

GUI Reference Version: A

Code: MN000000819

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May 2011

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I

Preface

Related Documentation

Document Description

AN5516-06 Optical Line

Terminal Equipment

Documentation Guide

Introduces the retrieval method, contents, releasing,

reading approach, and suggestion feedback method for the

complete manual set for the AN5516-06.


Terminal Equipment Product

Description

Introduces the AN5516-06's network location, functional

features, hardware structure, FTTx application model,

equipment configuration, network management system and

technical specifications. It is the foundation of the complete

manual set. The other manuals extend and enrich the

concepts introduced in the Product Description.


Terminal Equipment Feature

Description

Introduces the key features supported by the AN5516-06,

including GPON / EPON access, GPON / EPON terminal

management, VLAN, broadcast, voice and safety; and

introduces these functions in details in terms of definition,

characteristic, specification, principle description,

references and so on.


Terminal Equipment Hardware

Description

Introduces the appearance, structure, functions, technical

specifications, and usage method for the AN5516-06s

cabinet, PDP, subrack, cards, cables and wires, facilitating

users mastery of the hardware features of the equipment.


Terminal Equipment Installation

Guide

Introduces the overall installation and verifying procedure

from unpacking inspection to power-on examination after

the equipment is delivered on site, and provides reference

information (e.g. safety principles and wiring scheme of a

variety of interfaces) to guide users to install the equipment.


Terminal Equipment EPON

Configuration Guide

Introduces the method for configuring the EPON services

supported by the equipment via ANM2000 Network

Management System, such as basic configuration, voice

service configuration, data service configuration, multicast

service configuration, and software upgrading configuration,

to guide users on start-up for various services and software

upgrading.

II

Document Description


Terminal Equipment GUI

Reference

Introduces the shortcut menu for every card of the

AN5516-06 inside ANM2000 Network Management

System, including the function, parameter explanation,

precautions and configuration example of every command

in the shortcut menu of each card, to help users master the

operation of the AN5516-06 inside ANM2000.


Terminal Equipment Component

Replacement

Introduces the operation procedures of replacing the

AN5516-06s components, including preparations,

precautions, early operations, operation process and

subsequent operations, so as to guide users with the

completion of component replacement on the hardware.


Terminal Equipment Routine

Maintenance

Introduces routine maintenance operations of the

AN5516-06, including remote maintenance and on-site

maintenance.


Terminal Alarm and Event

Reference

Introduces the AN5516-06s alarm information and event

reference, including alarm / event names, alarm / event

levels, possible reasons, effects on the system, and

processing procedure.


Terminal Equipment

Troubleshooting Guide

Introduces the fault processing principles and methods of

fault diagnosis and locating for the AN5516-06. Also

discusses the typical fault cases of various services. If the

trouble is too complicated to process, users can refer to

FiberHome for technical support according to the

instructions in this document.


Terminal Equipment Quick

Installation Guide

Introduces the AN5516-06 installation and cable connection

and layout using diagrams to guide a quick installation for

users.

III

Version

Version Description

A

This manual corresponds to the EPON 1.0 version of the

AN5516-06.

It is the initial version.

Intended Readers

This manual is intended for the following readers:

Commissioning engineers

Operation and maintenance engineers

To utilize this manual, these prerequisite skills are necessary:

Access network technology

EPON principles

Ethernet switch technology

Computer network technology

Basic operation methods of the ANM2000

IV

Conventions

Terminology Conventions

Terminology Convention

AN5516-06 FiberHome AN5516-06 Optical Line Terminal Equipment

ANM2000 FiberHome e-Fim ANM2000 Broadband Access Network

Management System

EC4B 4EPON-C Interface Card (type B)

EC8B 8EPON-C Interface Card (type B)

GC4B 4GPON-B Interface Card (type B)

GC8B 8GPON-C Interface Card (type B)

C155A 1STM-1 Optical Interface Card (CES Mode)

CE1B 32E1 Optical Interface Card (CES mode) (type B)

PUBA Public Card (type A)

HSWA Core Switch Card (EPON) (card number: 2.115.334)

HU1A 4GE +110GE Optical Interface Uplink Card

HU2A 2GE +210GE Optical Interface Uplink Card

GU6F 6GE Optical Interface Uplink Card CIO Common Interface Card

PWR Power Supply Card

FAN Fan Control Card

Symbol Conventions

Symbol Convention Description

Note Important features or operation guide.

Caution

Possible injury to persons or systems, or cause traffic

interruption or loss.

Warning May cause severe bodily injuries.

V

Operation Safety Rules

The network management computer should be placed away from direct sunlight, electromagnetic interference, heat source, humidity and dust, and with at least 8 cm distance from other objects in order to keep good ventilation.

Use UPS power supply to avoid loss of network management data caused by accidental power failure.

The computer case, UPS power supply and switch (or hub) should be connected to protection earth ground.

To shut down the network management computer, first exit the operation system normally and then shut off the power supply.

Do not exit the network management system when it is working normally. Exiting the network management system does not interrupt traffic in the network, but precludes centralized control of the networked equipment.

The network management computer cannot be used for purposes other than network management. Use of unidentified memory devices should be prohibited so as to avoid computer viruses.

Do not delete any file in the network management system randomly or copy any irrelevant file into the network management computer.

VI

Do not visit Internet via the network management computer. Doing so may increase data flow in the net card and hence affects normal network management data transmission or results in other accidents.

No access to Internet !WS/OS

Figure 1 No access to Internet

Do not perform service configuration or expansion during service busy hours via the network management system.

Do not modify the network management computers protocol settings, computer name or LAN settings. Doing so may result in abnormal operation of network management system.

VII

No modification !

Figure 2 Do not modify protocol settings (1)

VIII

No modification !

Figure 3 Do not modify protocol settings (2)

IX

No modification !

Figure 4 Do not modify computer name

X

No modification !

Figure 5 Do not modify LAN settings

Contents

Preface .................................................................................................................... IRelated Documentation ...................................................................... IVersion ....................................................................................... IIIIntended Readers ............................................................................ IIIConventions ..................................................................................... IV

Operation Safety Rules .......................................................................................... V1 Common Command ..................................................................................... 1-1

1.1 Querying Status ............................................................................. 1-21.2 Querying Instant Performance ....................................................... 1-51.3 Querying Performance History ....................................................... 1-71.4 Querying Current Alarms ................................................................ 1-91.5 Querying Alarm History ................................................................ 1-111.6 Querying Real Time Performance ................................................ 1-13

1.6.1 Querying CPU / Memory Utilization Ratio .................. 1-131.6.2 Querying PON Port Performance Statistical Value ..... 1-141.6.3 Querying Uplink Port Performance Statistical Value ... 1-151.6.4 Querying Uplink / Downlink Rate ................................ 1-16

1.7 Resetting a Card .......................................................................... 1-171.8 Deleting an Object ....................................................................... 1-181.9 Querying and Modifying Properties .............................................. 1-191.10 Refreshing an ONU ...................................................................... 1-231.11 Displaying ONU Subscribers ........................................................ 1-241.12 Hiding ONU Port Panel ................................................................ 1-25

2 GUI Reference of a System ......................................................................... 2-12.1 Adding a Module ............................................................................ 2-22.2 Viewing Topology ........................................................................... 2-32.3 Pinging ........................................................................................... 2-42.4 Telnetting ........................................................................................ 2-5

2.5 Time Calibration ............................................................................. 2-62.6 Detecting Physical Configuration ................................................... 2-72.7 Authorizing Cards .......................................................................... 2-82.8 Performing Synchronization Operation .......................................... 2-9

2.8.1 Manually Synchronizing ONUs ..................................... 2-92.9 Defining a Profile .......................................................................... 2-10

2.9.1 Defining an ONU Port Rate Control Profile ................ 2-102.9.2 Defining an ONU Data Port Property Profile .............. 2-112.9.3 Defining a Bandwidth Profile ...................................... 2-122.9.4 Defining a Service Model Profile ................................ 2-142.9.5 Defining a SVLAN Profile ........................................... 2-162.9.6 Defining a Softswitch Platform Interconnection Parameter

Profile ......................................................................... 2-172.9.7 Defining an ONU Voice Port Advanced Configuration

Profile ......................................................................... 2-232.10 Batch Configuration ..................................................................... 2-25

2.10.1 Configuring an ONU Data Port ................................... 2-252.10.2 Configuring ONU Data Service .................................. 2-272.10.3 Configuring ONU Voice Basic Items ........................... 2-292.10.4 Configuring an ONU Voice Port.................................. 2-322.10.5 Configuring an ONU ................................................... 2-352.10.6 Activating an ONU Voice Port .................................... 2-35

2.11 Managing Alarms ......................................................................... 2-372.11.1 Managing User Defined Alarms .................................. 2-372.11.2 Defining a Threshold Configuration Profile ................. 2-372.11.3 Binding an Object with a Profile ................................. 2-40

3 GUI Reference of the HSWA Card ............................................................... 3-13.1 Performing ONU Authentication ..................................................... 3-3

3.1.1 Configuring Authentication Mode of a PON Port .......... 3-33.1.2 Setting Physical Identifier Whitelist of an ONU............. 3-43.1.3 Setting Password Whitelist of an ONU ......................... 3-63.1.4 Setting Logical Identifier Whitelist of an ONU .............. 3-7

3.2 Configuring a Service VLAN .......................................................... 3-9

3.2.1 Configuring a Local VLAN ............................................ 3-93.3 Configuring VLAN Properties ....................................................... 3-113.4 Adding a Port to a VLAN .............................................................. 3-133.5 Configuring Voice Service ............................................................ 3-15

3.5.1 Configuring a NGN Uplink Port .................................. 3-153.5.2 Configuring NGN Uplink PPPoE ................................ 3-203.5.3 Configuring NGN Uplink Subscriber Data .................. 3-213.5.4 Configuring NGN Uplink DHCP .................................. 3-233.5.5 Configuring NGN Heartbeat Parameters .................... 3-253.5.6 Configuring NGN Register Parameters ...................... 3-263.5.7 Binding an IAD Softswitch Interconnection Profile ..... 3-273.5.8 Configuring IAD MD5 ................................................. 3-283.5.9 Configuring Digitmap .................................................. 3-293.5.10 Activating a NGN Voice Port Automatically ................ 3-293.5.11 Registering / Logging Out a NGN Subscriber............. 3-303.5.12 Viewing MGC / Register Server Status ....................... 3-313.5.13 Viewing NGN Subscriber Port Status ......................... 3-323.5.14 Viewing IAD IP Address ............................................. 3-33

3.6 Configuring Multicast Service ....................................................... 3-353.6.1 Selecting Multicast Version ........................................ 3-353.6.2 Configuring a Multicast Profile.................................... 3-353.6.3 Configuring Group Parameters .................................. 3-373.6.4 Configuring Port Parameters ...................................... 3-393.6.5 Configuring Multicast Protocol Parameters ................ 3-423.6.6 Configuring a Multicast Cascade Port ........................ 3-443.6.7 Configuring Uplink Port Maximum Multicast Bandwidth

................................................................................... 3-443.6.8 Configuring Multicast Mode ........................................ 3-453.6.9 Configuring a Multicast VLAN .................................... 3-473.6.10 Configuring Dynamic Multicast VLAN Mode .............. 3-473.6.11 Configuring a Multicast Proxy IP Address .................. 3-483.6.12 Prejoining a Certain Multicast Group .......................... 3-493.6.13 Configuring Default Preview Parameters ................... 3-50

3.6.14 Configuring Log Time ................................................. 3-513.6.15 Configuring Multicast Log Automatic Report .............. 3-523.6.16 Configure ONU Parameters ....................................... 3-543.6.17 Multicast Log FTP Report........................................... 3-563.6.18 Forcing Subscribers to Leave ..................................... 3-573.6.19 Refreshing Multicast Configuration Information.......... 3-583.6.20 Clearing Log ............................................................... 3-593.6.21 Viewing Online Multicast Group Information .............. 3-593.6.22 Viewing Online Group Information of an ONU Port .... 3-603.6.23 Viewing Uplink Port Information ................................. 3-623.6.24 Viewing Core Switch Card Multicast Address Table ... 3-623.6.25 Viewing ONU Multicast Address Table ....................... 3-633.6.26 Viewing PON Interface Card Multicast Address Table 3-643.6.27 Viewing Multicast Group Statistics Information ........... 3-653.6.28 Viewing ONU Port Statistics Information .................... 3-663.6.29 Viewing Log Information ............................................. 3-683.6.30 Querying ONU Fast Leave Capability ........................ 3-693.6.31 Querying Core Switch Card Multicast Source Address

Table .......................................................................... 3-703.7 Configuring a Profile .................................................................... 3-72

3.7.1 Configuring a GPON Service Bandwidth Profile ......... 3-723.7.2 Configuring a Data Service Profile ............................. 3-733.7.3 Configuring a Multicast Service Profile ....................... 3-783.7.4 Configuring a Voice Service Profile ............................ 3-813.7.5 Configuring a Service Profile ...................................... 3-843.7.6 Binding a Service Profile ............................................ 3-86

3.8 Configuring QinQ ......................................................................... 3-893.8.1 Configuring a QinQ Profile ......................................... 3-893.8.2 Configuring an OLT QinQ Domain ............................. 3-913.8.3 Configuring a GPON OLT VLAN Operation Table ...... 3-95

3.9 Configuring QoS .......................................................................... 3-973.9.1 Configuring a QoS Profile .......................................... 3-973.9.2 Binding / Unbinding a QoS Profile with a Slot .......... 3-103

3.9.3 Binding / Unbinding a QoS Profile with an Uplink Port ................................................................................. 3-104

3.9.4 Configuring / Querying Priority Mode ....................... 3-1053.9.5 Configuring Flow Classification Rule ........................ 3-1073.9.6 Configuring Traffic Policy .......................................... 3-108

3.10 Managing a DBA Profile ............................................................. 3-1123.10.1 Configuring a DBA Configuration Profile .................. 3-1123.10.2 Configuring a SLA Configuration Profile ................... 3-1133.10.3 Refreshing a DBA Profile ......................................... 3-117

3.11 Configuring DHCP ..................................................................... 3-1193.11.1 Enabling DHCP Snooping Function ......................... 3-1193.11.2 Configuring a DHCP Snooping Trusted Port ............ 3-1193.11.3 Managing Line Identifier ........................................... 3-1203.11.4 Configuring Line Identifier Format ............................ 3-122

3.12 Configuring Clock ....................................................................... 3-1263.12.1 Selecting System Synchronization Reference Source

................................................................................. 3-1263.12.2 Configuring Clock Mode ........................................... 3-126

3.13 Configuring PON Port Protection ............................................... 3-1283.13.1 Setting a PON Port Protection Group ....................... 3-1283.13.2 Configuring PON Port Protection Group Mode......... 3-1293.13.3 Configuring a Hand-in-Hand PON Port Protection Group

................................................................................. 3-1313.13.4 PON Port Protection Group Forced Switching ......... 3-1323.13.5 PON Port Protection Group Ranging ....................... 3-1333.13.6 Viewing PON Port Protection Group Operating Status

................................................................................. 3-1343.14 Managing Uplink Function .......................................................... 3-135

3.14.1 Configuring Trunking Link Aggregation .................... 3-1353.14.2 Setting LACP............................................................ 3-1363.14.3 Aggregation Setting .................................................. 3-1383.14.4 Setting LACP Port Parameters ................................. 3-1393.14.5 Viewing LACP Port Information ................................ 3-140

3.14.6 Configuring Port Mirroring ........................................ 3-1413.14.7 Enabling / Disabling RSTP ....................................... 3-1423.14.8 Configuring Uplink Card Protection .......................... 3-1433.14.9 Configuring Dual Uplink Protection .......................... 3-1443.14.10 Querying Dual Uplink Protection Status ................... 3-1453.14.11 Packet Suppression on an Uplink Port ..................... 3-1463.14.12 Viewing Uplink Port Loopback .................................. 3-147

3.15 System Security Management ................................................... 3-1493.15.1 Enabling Anti-DOS Attack Function ......................... 3-149

3.16 User Security Management ........................................................ 3-1503.16.1 Enabling Anti MAC Spoofing Function ...................... 3-150

3.17 Aging MAC Addresses ............................................................... 3-1513.17.1 Configuring Aging Time ............................................ 3-1513.17.2 Viewing OLT MAC Address Table ............................. 3-1513.17.3 Configuring ONU MAC Address Aging Time ............ 3-152

3.18 Replacing an ONU ..................................................................... 3-1543.18.1 Replacing an ONU ................................................... 3-1543.18.2 Configuring ONU Replacement Aging Interval ......... 3-155

3.19 ONU Bridge Management .......................................................... 3-1563.19.1 Configuring a Packet Suppression Profile ................ 3-1563.19.2 Configuring an Ethernet Switch Queue Scheduling Algorithm Profile ......................................................................... 3-157

3.20 Configuring Signaling Tracing .................................................... 3-1603.20.1 Enabling / Disabling Signaling Tracing Function ...... 3-160

3.21 Configuring a Smart Grid Server ................................................ 3-1623.22 Configuring Network Management Parameters ......................... 3-163

3.22.1 Configuring a Management VLAN ............................ 3-1633.22.2 Configuring a SNMP TRAP Receiving Address........ 3-1653.22.3 Configuring a Static Route ....................................... 3-1663.22.4 Configuring Access Control of Network Management

System ..................................................................... 3-1673.22.5 Configuring a CLI Account ....................................... 3-168

3.23 Alarm and Performance Data Management ............................... 3-169

3.23.1 Configuring Temperature Threshold ......................... 3-1693.23.2 Configuring Optical Module Alarm Thresholds ......... 3-1703.23.3 Configuring CPU / Memory Utilization Ratio Threshold of

a Card ...................................................................... 3-1733.23.4 Configuring CPU / Memory Utilization Ratio Threshold of

ONUs ....................................................................... 3-1743.23.5 Enabling / Disabling Performance Classification ...... 3-1753.23.6 Viewing Enabling Status of Performance Classification

................................................................................. 3-1763.24 Time Management ..................................................................... 3-177

3.24.1 Configuring Timing Mode ......................................... 3-1773.24.2 Configuring SNMP Time System .............................. 3-1783.24.3 Querying Equipment Uptime .................................... 3-1793.24.4 Querying Equipment Time ........................................ 3-179

3.25 Upgrade and Backup Operation ................................................. 3-1813.25.1 Saving Configuration in Flash .................................. 3-1813.25.2 Setting Saving Configuration Rule ........................... 3-1823.25.3 Upgrading System Software ..................................... 3-1833.25.4 Backing up System Software ................................... 3-1843.25.5 Upgrading Line Interface Cards in a Batch Manner . 3-1853.25.6 Upgrading ONUs Automatically ................................ 3-1853.25.7 Viewing ONU Automatic Upgrade Log ..................... 3-1873.25.8 Upgrading ONUs in a Batch Manner ........................ 3-1883.25.9 Importing Configuration Files ................................... 3-1893.25.10 Exporting Configuration Files ................................... 3-1903.25.11 Clearing Configuration in Flash ................................ 3-191

3.26 Reset Operation ......................................................................... 3-1923.26.1 Resetting Line Interface Cards in a Batch Manner ... 3-1923.26.2 Restarting an Appointed Device ............................... 3-1933.26.3 Resetting Standby Card ........................................... 3-1943.26.4 Resetting a PON Port ............................................... 3-194

3.27 Log Operation ............................................................................ 3-1963.27.1 Exporting Log Files .................................................. 3-196

3.27.2 Uploading System Log Automatically ....................... 3-1973.28 Forced Active / Standby Switch .................................................. 3-1993.29 Viewing System Information ....................................................... 3-200

3.29.1 Viewing Card Software / Hardware Version ............. 3-2003.29.2 Viewing System Time ............................................... 3-2003.29.3 Viewing System Status ............................................. 3-201

4 GUI Reference of the EC4B / EC8B Card .................................................... 4-14.1 Configuration Command ................................................................ 4-2

4.1.1 Configuring OLT Optical Power Compensation ............ 4-24.1.2 Enabling / Disabling a PON Port .................................. 4-34.1.3 Configuring PON Port Isolation .................................... 4-44.1.4 Configuring PON Port Operating Mode ........................ 4-54.1.5 Enabling / Disabling FEC Function of a PON Port ....... 4-64.1.6 Configuring DBA Parameters ....................................... 4-74.1.7 Enabling / Disabling Performance Classification ........ 4-104.1.8 Binding / Unbinding a PON Port with a Domain ......... 4-114.1.9 Suppressing Broadcast / Multicast / Unknown Packet of a

PON Port .................................................................... 4-124.2 Control Command ........................................................................ 4-13

4.2.1 Resetting .................................................................... 4-134.2.2 Deauthorizing an ONU ............................................... 4-134.2.3 Resetting an ONU ...................................................... 4-144.2.4 Refreshing Firmware .................................................. 4-15

4.3 Get Information Command ........................................................... 4-164.3.1 Viewing ONU Type and Version Number ................... 4-164.3.2 Viewing PON Port Firmware Version ......................... 4-174.3.3 Viewing ONU Authorization List ................................. 4-184.3.4 Viewing Unauthorized ONU List ................................. 4-194.3.5 Viewing Registered ONU List ..................................... 4-194.3.6 Viewing Unregistered ONU List .................................. 4-204.3.7 Viewing PON Port MAC Address Table ...................... 4-214.3.8 Viewing Optical Module Parameters .......................... 4-21

5 GUI Reference of the GC4B / GC8B Card ................................................... 5-15.1 Configuration Command ................................................................ 5-2

5.1.1 Configuring Bandwidth ................................................. 5-25.1.2 Configuring QinQ ......................................................... 5-25.1.3 Enabling / Disabling Performance Classification .......... 5-35.1.4 Enabling / Disabling a PON Port .................................. 5-45.1.5 Configuring PON Port Isolation .................................... 5-55.1.6 Enabling / Disabling FEC Function of a PON Port ....... 5-65.1.7 Configuring PON Port Key Modification Interval........... 5-75.1.8 Binding / Unbinding a PON Port with a VLAN Operation

Table ............................................................................ 5-75.1.9 Suppressing Broadcast / Multicast / Unknown Packet of a

PON Port ...................................................................... 5-85.2 Control Command ........................................................................ 5-10

5.2.1 Resetting .................................................................... 5-105.2.2 Resetting an ONU ...................................................... 5-105.2.3 Deauthorizing an ONU ............................................... 5-11

5.3 Get Information Command ........................................................... 5-125.3.1 Viewing ONU Type and Version Number ................... 5-125.3.2 Viewing ONU Authorization List ................................. 5-135.3.3 Viewing Unauthorized ONU List ................................. 5-145.3.4 Viewing Registered ONU List ..................................... 5-155.3.5 Viewing Unregistered ONU List .................................. 5-155.3.6 Viewing Port Loopback Status .................................... 5-165.3.7 Viewing PON Port MAC Address Table ...................... 5-185.3.8 Viewing Optical Module Parameters .......................... 5-18

6 GUI Reference of the HU1A / HU2A / GU6F Card ....................................... 6-16.1 Configuring Uplink Port Properties ................................................. 6-26.2 Configuring Port Performance Thresholds ..................................... 6-56.3 Configuring Port RSTP .................................................................. 6-7

6.3.1 Configuring Port RSTP Parameters ............................. 6-76.3.2 Viewing RSTP Bridge Information ................................ 6-7

6.3.3 Viewing RSTP Port Information .................................... 6-96.4 Enabling / Disabling Performance Classification .......................... 6-116.5 Enabling / Disabling VLAN Performance Statistics ...................... 6-126.6 Resetting a Card .......................................................................... 6-136.7 Viewing Optical Module Parameters ............................................ 6-14

7 GUI Reference of the CE1B / C155A Card ................................................... 7-17.1 Configuring Clock ........................................................................... 7-2

7.1.1 Configuring System Clock Mode .................................. 7-27.1.2 Configuring Clock Recovery Mode ............................... 7-3

7.2 Performing Loopback ..................................................................... 7-67.2.1 Performing E1 Loopback of the C155A Card ............... 7-67.2.2 Performing Optical Interface Loopback ........................ 7-77.2.3 Performing E1 Loopback of the CE1B Card ................. 7-8

7.3 Enabling / Disabling Performance Classification .......................... 7-107.4 Viewing E1 Status ........................................................................ 7-117.5 Resetting ...................................................................................... 7-12

8 GUI Reference of the PUBA Card ................................................................ 8-18.1 Enabling / Disabling Performance Classification ............................ 8-28.2 Configuring Alarms ......................................................................... 8-3

8.2.1 Managing User Defined Alarms .................................... 8-38.2.2 Configuring Report Conditions of User Defined Alarms 8-4

9 GUI Reference of the FAN Card ................................................................... 9-19.1 Configuring Fan Parameters .......................................................... 9-2

10 GUI Reference of an EPON Terminal ......................................................... 10-110.1 Managing User Defined Alarms ................................................... 10-210.2 Deauthorizing an ONU ................................................................. 10-310.3 Configuration Command .............................................................. 10-4

10.3.1 Binding / Unbinding an ONU with a Domain .............. 10-410.3.2 Binding an ONU with a DBA Profile ............................ 10-510.3.3 Performing Loop Test of a Port ................................... 10-610.3.4 Managing Alarm Report of an ONU ............................ 10-7

10.3.5 Managing Alarm Report of an ONU Port .................... 10-910.3.6 Configuring Voice MD5 Authentication ..................... 10-1110.3.7 Enabling / Disabling Performance Classification ...... 10-1310.3.8 Configuring Data Service on a Port .......................... 10-1410.3.9 Configuring Voice Service on a Port ......................... 10-1710.3.10 Configuring CATV Service on a Port ........................ 10-2010.3.11 Configuring TDM Service on a Port .......................... 10-2010.3.12 Configuring Encryption ............................................. 10-2110.3.13 Configuring Port Isolation ......................................... 10-2310.3.14 Configuring Performance Threshold of an FE Port .. 10-2410.3.15 Configuring VLAN Translation Mode ........................ 10-2510.3.16 Controlling Port MAC Address Number .................... 10-2610.3.17 Binding a Packet Suppression Profile ...................... 10-2810.3.18 Configuring User Defined Alarms ............................. 10-2910.3.19 Configuring Port ACL Rules ..................................... 10-3010.3.20 Configuring Port QoS Rules ..................................... 10-3110.3.21 Configuring Port Flow Rate Control Rules ............... 10-3210.3.22 Configuring ONU Optical Power Compensation....... 10-3410.3.23 Configuring Bandwidth of the Highest-Priority Service

................................................................................. 10-3510.3.24 Configuring Voice Media Stream .............................. 10-3610.3.25 Enabling / Disabling a POTS Port ............................ 10-3910.3.26 Configuring POS Telephone Number ....................... 10-4010.3.27 Configuring Intelligent Public Telephone Number ..... 10-4110.3.28 Configuring ONU Bandwidth .................................... 10-4210.3.29 Configuring Optical Line Protection .......................... 10-4310.3.30 Configuring RSTP .................................................... 10-4410.3.31 Configuring Optical Power Monitor Function ............ 10-4510.3.32 Configuring ONU Ethernet Switch Queue Scheduling

Algorithm .................................................................. 10-4610.3.33 Configuring Management VLAN of an ONU ............. 10-4810.3.34 Configuring WAN-Connected Service ...................... 10-5010.3.35 Configuring Binding Relationship with WAN ............. 10-54

10.4 Control Command ...................................................................... 10-5610.4.1 Resetting an ONU .................................................... 10-5610.4.2 Refreshing Firmware ................................................ 10-5710.4.3 Performing Forced Protection Switching of an ONU 10-5810.4.4 Forcing to Register Again ......................................... 10-59

10.5 Get Information Command ......................................................... 10-6010.5.1 Viewing Optical Module Parameters Information ..... 10-6010.5.2 Viewing PON Port Operating Status ......................... 10-6110.5.3 Viewing Wi-Fi Status Information ............................. 10-6210.5.4 Viewing WAN Connection Information ..................... 10-6310.5.5 Obtaining ONU Port MAC Address .......................... 10-6510.5.6 Viewing ONU Port Connected Equipment Type ....... 10-6610.5.7 Viewing ONU Ranging Value ................................... 10-6710.5.8 Testing POTS Port External Line Status ................... 10-6810.5.9 Testing POTS Port Internal Line Status .................... 10-7110.5.10 Viewing NGN Statistical Information ......................... 10-7210.5.11 Viewing NGN Port Statistical Information ................. 10-7410.5.12 Viewing NGN Resource Status ................................ 10-7610.5.13 Viewing NGN RTP Resource Configuration ............. 10-7810.5.14 Viewing RSTP Bridge Information ............................ 10-7910.5.15 Viewing RSTP Port Information ................................ 10-8010.5.16 Viewing Equipment Information ................................ 10-8110.5.17 Querying MG Configuration ..................................... 10-8210.5.18 Querying Parameter Configuration of Fax / Modem

Service ..................................................................... 10-8510.5.19 Querying ONU POTS Port Status ............................ 10-8610.5.20 Performing Emulation Command ............................. 10-8810.5.21 Querying ONU Capability ......................................... 10-91

11 GUI Reference of a GPON Terminal .......................................................... 11-111.1 Deauthorizing an ONU ................................................................. 11-211.2 Configuration Command .............................................................. 11-3

11.2.1 Configuring GPON Service Bandwidth ....................... 11-311.2.2 Configuring Data Service on a Port ............................ 11-5

11.2.3 Configuring Voice Service on a Port ......................... 11-1311.2.4 Configuring CATV Service on a Port ........................ 11-1611.2.5 Configuring Multicast Service on an ONU ................ 11-1711.2.6 Configuring Wi-Fi Service ........................................ 11-2011.2.7 Configuring TL1 Interface WAN-Connected Service 11-2611.2.8 Configuring Management VLAN of an ONU ............. 11-3111.2.9 Configuring Voice Media Stream .............................. 11-3311.2.10 Configuring POS Telephone Number ....................... 11-3611.2.11 Configuring Intelligent Public Telephone Number ..... 11-3711.2.12 Configuring ONU Port Loopback .............................. 11-3811.2.13 Configuring Port Isolation ......................................... 11-3911.2.14 Controlling Port MAC Addresses Number ................ 11-4011.2.15 Configuring Performance Threshold of an FE Port .. 11-4111.2.16 Enabling / Disabling Performance Classification ...... 11-4311.2.17 Configuring Optical Power Monitor Function ............ 11-4411.2.18 Configuring GEMPort Mapping Mode ...................... 11-4511.2.19 Performing Loop Test of a Port ................................. 11-4611.2.20 Binding Ethernet Switch Queue Scheduling Algorithm

Profile ....................................................................... 11-4711.2.21 Binding an ONU Port with a Traffic Policy ................ 11-4811.2.22 Configuring Control of ONU Fan .............................. 11-5011.2.23 Enabling / Disabling RSTP ....................................... 11-5111.2.24 Binding a Packet Suppression Profile ...................... 11-5211.2.25 Configuring Bandwidth of an ONU ........................... 11-5411.2.26 Enabling Anti-DoS Attack Function .......................... 11-5511.2.27 Configuring Remote Management ........................... 11-59

11.3 Control Command ...................................................................... 11-6411.3.1 Resetting an ONU .................................................... 11-6411.3.2 Resetting an ONU FE Port ....................................... 11-6511.3.3 Resetting an ONU PON Port .................................... 11-66

11.4 Get Information Command ......................................................... 11-6711.4.1 Viewing ONU Ranging Value ................................... 11-6711.4.2 Testing POTS Port External Line Status ................... 11-68

11.4.3 Testing POTS Port Internal Line Status .................... 11-7011.4.4 Viewing NGN Statistical Information ......................... 11-7211.4.5 Viewing NGN Port Statistical Information ................. 11-7411.4.6 Viewing NGN Resource Status ................................ 11-7711.4.7 Viewing NGN RTP Resource Configuration ............. 11-7811.4.8 Viewing ONU Port Loopback Test ............................ 11-7911.4.9 Viewing Port Status Information ............................... 11-8011.4.10 Viewing Optical Module Parameters Information ..... 11-8211.4.11 Querying MG Configuration ..................................... 11-8311.4.12 Querying Parameter Configuration of Fax / Modem

Service ..................................................................... 11-8511.4.13 Querying ONU POTS Port Status ............................ 11-8611.4.14 Performing Emulation Command ............................. 11-8811.4.15 Viewing RSTP Bridge Information ............................ 11-9111.4.16 Viewing RSTP Port Information ................................ 11-9311.4.17 Obtaining ONU MAC Address .................................. 11-9511.4.18 Querying ONU Environment Status .......................... 11-9611.4.19 Viewing ONU Port Connected Equipment Type ....... 11-9711.4.20 Querying ONU Voice Port Activation Status ............. 11-9811.4.21 Viewing ONU Power Supply Management Status .... 11-9911.4.22 Viewing Equipment Information .............................. 11-10011.4.23 Viewing Wi-Fi Status Information ........................... 11-10111.4.24 Viewing WAN Connection Statistical Information ... 11-103

Version: A 1-1

1 Common Command

This chapter discusses common commands of the AN5516-06 in detail, and includes the following sections.

Querying status Querying instant performance Querying performance history Querying current alarms Querying alarm history Querying real time performance Resetting a card Deleting an object Querying and modifying properties Refreshing an ONU Displaying ONU subscribers Hiding ONU port panel

AN5516-06 Optical Line Terminal Equipment GUI Reference

1-2 Version: A

1.1 Querying Status

Command function

The querying status command is used to query the status information of a certain card or ONU.

Applicable object

The EC4B, EC8B, GC4B, GC8B, HU1A, HU2A, GU6F, CE1B, C155A, PUBA, FAN cards and EPON ONUs of various types all support this command.

Access method

Querying status of a card

Right-click a certain card in the object tree pane, and then select Status Query in the shortcut menu to enter the Status Query window.

Querying status of an ONU

Click the interface card that is connected with the designated ONU in the object tree pane, and right-click this ONU in the ONU list tab at the right of the GUI; then select Status Query in the shortcut menu to enter the Status Query window.

1 Common Command

Version: A 1-3

Parameter

Parameter of the card status

Parameter

Name Parameter Description

Value Range /

Requirement Property

Configuration

Method

Slot ID The number of the slot containing the

card.

Read-only

Software

Version

The software number of the card, not

suitable for the core switch card and

the uplink card.

Read-only

Hardware

Version

The hardware number of the card, not

suitable for the core switch card and

the uplink card.

Read-only

Online-Status The present status of the uplink card,

only suitable for an uplink card.

Read-only

Link Status The connection status of the uplink

card, only suitable for an uplink card.

Read-only

Parameter of the ONU status

Parameter Name Parameter Description Value Range /


Configuration

Method

Slot No.

The number of the slot containing

the PON interface connected with

the ONU.

Read-only

ONU Authorized

No.

The authorization number of the

ONU. Read-only

ONU

Online-Status The online status of the ONU. Read-only

ONU Type The type of the ONU. Read-only

ONU MAC/SN The MAC address of the ONU. Read-only


1-4 Version: A

Parameter of the FAN card status


Requirement Property Configuration Method

FAN NO The number of the slot

containing the FAN card. Read-only

Online-Status Whether the FAN card is

present and used. Read-only

FAN-Speed The rotating speed of the

FAN card. Read-only

Temperature The ambient temperature

of the FAN card. Read-only

1 Common Command

Version: A 1-5

1.2 Querying Instant Performance

Command function

The querying instant performance command is used to query the current 15-minute performance data and the past sixteen 15-minute performance data records of a certain card or ONU.

Note: 1. Before querying the instant performance of a card or ONU, users

need to enable the performance collection function in the Performance Group tab of this card or ONU.

2. Before querying the instant performance, users need to set the performance collection scheme. The access method is: clicking Performance Performance Collection Scheme in the main menu.

Applicable object

The EC4B, EC8B, GC4B, GC8B, HU1A, HU2A, GU6F cards and ONUs of various types all support this command.

Access method

Querying instant performance of a card

Right-click a card in the object tree pane, and then select Instant Performance in the shortcut menu. Then the Instant Performance window will appear.

Querying instant performance of an ONU

Click the interface card that is connected with the designated ONU in the object tree pane, and right-click this ONU in the ONU list tab at the right of the GUI; then select Instant Performance in the shortcut menu to enter the Instant Performance window.


1-6 Version: A

Parameter



Object The card or ONU to be

queried. Read-only

Performance Type The query result of the

performance type. Read-only

Value The current value of the

performance. Read-only

Unit The unit of the performance

value. Read-only

Begin Time The start time of performance

statistics. Read-only

End Time The end time of performance


Performance

Group Type

The category of performance

statistics, including Packet

Count, Error Frame Count,

Manage Packet Count,

Traffic Analysis, etc.

Read-only

1 Common Command

Version: A 1-7

1.3 Querying Performance History

Command function

The querying performance history command is used to query the performance history of a certain card or ONU in a designated 15-minute or 24-hour period.

Note: 1. Before querying the performance history, users need to set the

performance collection scheme. The command access method is: clicking Performance Performance Collection Scheme in the main menu.

2. Before querying the performance history, users need to ensure that the collection function in the Performance Group tab is enabled in the designated interval.

Applicable object

The system, the module, the EC4B, EC8B, GC4B, GC8B, HU1A, HU2A, GU6F cards and ONUs of various types all support this command.

Access method

Querying performance history of a system, module, or card

Right-click a system, module, or card in the object tree pane, and then select Historical Performance in the shortcut menu. Then the Historical Performance window will appear.

Querying performance history of an ONU

Click the interface card that is connected with the designated ONU in the object tree pane, and right-click this ONU in the ONU list tab at the right of the GUI; then select Historical Performance in the shortcut menu to enter the Historical Performance window.


1-8 Version: A

Parameter

Parameter


Value Range /


Object The card or ONU to be queried. Read-only

Performance

Type

The query result of the

performance type. Read-only

Value The current value of the

performance. Read-only

Unit The unit of the performance value. Read-only

Begin Time The start time of performance


End Time The end time of performance


Performance

Group Type

The category of performance

statistics, including Packet

Count, Error Frame Count,

Manage Packet Count, Traffic

Analysis, etc.

Read-only

1 Common Command

Version: A 1-9

1.4 Querying Current Alarms

Command function

The querying current alarms command is used to query current alarms of a card or ONU, including all alarms that are not handled and not confirmed by users.

Applicable object

The system, the module, the HSWA, EC4B, EC8B, GC4B, GC8B, HU1A, HU2A, GU6F, CE1B, C155A, PUBA, PWR, CIO, FAN cards and ONUs of various types all support this command.

Access method

Querying current alarms of a system, module, or card

Right-click a system, module, or card in the object tree pane, and then select Current Alarm in the shortcut menu. Then the Current Alarm window will appear.

Querying current alarms of an ONU

Click the interface card that is connected with the designated ONU in the object tree pane, and right-click this ONU in the ONU list tab at the right of the GUI; then select Current Alarm in the shortcut menu to enter the Current Alarm window.

Parameter

Parameter


Value Range /


Network

Element The NE generating the alarm. Read-only

Object The object reporting the alarm. Read-only

Alarm Name The name of the reported

alarm. Read-only

Alarm Type The type of the alarm. Read-only

Begin Time The start time of the alarm. Read-only

End Time The end time of the alarm. Read-only


1-10 Version: A

Parameter Name

Parameter Description Value Range / Requirement

Property Configuration Method

Confirm

Time

The time at which a user

confirms the alarm. Read-only

Confirm

User

The user who confirms this

alarm. Read-only

Confirm

Information

The confirmation information

input by the user confirming

the alarm.

Read-only

1 Common Command

Version: A 1-11

1.5 Querying Alarm History

Command function

The querying alarm history command is used to query the alarm history of a card or ONU, including all alarms that have ended and been confirmed by users.

Applicable object

The system, the module, the HSWA, EC4B, EC8B, GC4B, GC8B, HU1A, HU2A, GU6F, CE1B, C155A, PUBA, PWR, CIO, FAN cards and ONUs of various types all support this command.

Access method

Querying alarm history of a system, module, or card

Right-click a system, module, or card in the object tree pane, and then select Historical Alarm in the shortcut menu. Then the Historical Alarm window will appear.

Querying alarm history of an ONU

Click the interface card that is connected with the designated ONU in the object tree pane, and right-click this ONU in the ONU list tab at the right of the GUI; then select Historical Alarm in the shortcut menu to enter the Historical Alarm window.

Parameter



NE The NE generating the alarm. Read-only

Object The object reporting the alarm. Read-only

Alarm Name The name of the alarm. Read-only

Alarm Type The type of the alarm. Read-only

Begin Time The start time of the alarm. Read-only

End Time The end time of the alarm. Read-only


1-12 Version: A

Parameter Name Parameter Description Value Range / Requirement


Last Time The duration of the alarm. Read-only

Confirm Time The time at which a user

confirms the alarm. Read-only

Confirm User The user who confirms this

alarm. Read-only

Confirm

Information

The confirmation information

input by the user confirming

the alarm.

Read-only

1 Common Command

Version: A 1-13

1.6 Querying Real Time Performance

1.6.1 Querying CPU / Memory Utilization Ratio

Command function

The querying CPU / memory utilization ratio command is used to query the CPU / memory utilization ratio of a card or ONU. Via this command, users can know the equipment running status.

Note: Before querying the CPU / memory utilization ratio of a card or ONU, users need to enable the CPU / memory utilization ratio collection function in the Performance Group tab of this card or ONU.

Applicable object

The HSWA, EC4B, EC8B, GC4B, GC8B, CE1B, C155A, and PUBA cards, the AN5006-07B, the AN5506-04B, and the AN5506-10B all support this command.

Access method

Querying CPU / memory utilization ratio of a card

Right-click a card in the object tree pane, and then select Realtime Performance CPU/memory Proportion in the shortcut menu. Then the CPU/memory Proportion window will appear.

Querying CPU / memory utilization ratio of an ONU

Click the interface card that is connected with the designated ONU in the object tree pane, and right-click this ONU in the ONU list tab at the right of the GUI; then select Realtime Performance CPU/memory Proportion in the shortcut menu to enter the CPU/memory Proportion window.


1-14 Version: A

Parameter

Parameter

Name Parameter Description Property Configuration Method

Realtime

Curve

The real time sampling curve of

the CPU / memory utilization

ratio of the card or ONU.

Read-only

Select the PON port or ONU to be queried in

the logical window, and then click the Start

Collect button in the toolbar.

Performance

Data

The real time sampling value of

the CPU / memory utilization

ratio of the card or ONU.

It includes the following items:

object, time, performance type,

performance value, and unit.

Read-only


the logical window, click the Start Collect button in the toolbar, and then click

Performance Data in the tab that appears.

1.6.2 Querying PON Port Performance Statistical Value

Command function

The querying PON port performance statistical value command is used to query the PON port performance statistical value of an interface card.

Note: Before querying the PON port performance statistical value of a card, users need to enable the PON port performance staticstics function in the Performance Group tab of this card.

Applicable object

The EC4B, EC8B, GC4B, and GC8B cards support this command.

Access method

Right-click a card in the object tree pane, and then select Realtime Performance Statistics on OLT End PON Port in the shortcut menu. Then the Statistics on OLT End PON Port window will appear.

1 Common Command

Version: A 1-15

Parameter

Parameter


Realtime

Curve


the PON port performance of the

card.

Read-only

Select the PON port to be queried in the logical

window, and then click the Start Collect button in the toolbar.

Performance

Data


the PON port performance of the

card.




Read-only

Select the PON port to be queried in the logical

window, click the Start Collect button in the

toolbar, and then click Performance Data in the tab that appears.

1.6.3 Querying Uplink Port Performance Statistical Value

Command function

The querying uplink port performance statistical value command is used to query the uplink port performance statistical value of an uplink card.

Applicable object

The HU1A, HU2A, and GU6F cards support this command.

Access method

Right-click a card in the object tree pane, and then select Real Time Performance Uplink Port Statistics in the shortcut menu. Then the Uplink Port Statistics window will appear.

Parameter

Parameter


Realtime

Curve


the uplink port performance of the

uplink card.

Read-only

Select the uplink port to be queried in the

logical window, and then click the Start Collect button in the toolbar.


1-16 Version: A

Parameter Name

Parameter Description Property Configuration Method

Performance

Data


the uplink port performance of the

uplink card.




Read-only

Select the uplink port to be queried in the

logical window, click the Start Collect button in

the toolbar, and then click Performance Data in the tab that appears.

1.6.4 Querying Uplink / Downlink Rate

Command function

The querying uplink / downlink rate command is used to query the uplink / downlink rate of an ONU.

Applicable object

ONUs of various types all support this command.

Access method

Click the interface card that is connected with the designated ONU in the object tree pane, and right-click this ONU in the ONU list tab at the right of the GUI; then select Realtime Performance Up/Down Rate in the shortcut menu to enter the Up/Down Rate window.

Parameter

Parameter


Realtime

Curve


the uplink / downlink rate of the

ONU.

Read-only


the logical window, and then click the Start

Collect button in the toolbar.

Performance

Data


the uplink / downlink rate of the

ONU.




Read-only


the logical window, click the Start Collect button in the toolbar, and then click

Performance Data in the tab that appears.

1 Common Command

Version: A 1-17

1.7 Resetting a Card

Command function

The resetting command is used to modify the card at the ANM2000 GUI and the type of the card in the designated slot. When a certain card of the equipment is replaced with a card of another type, users need to perform this command to complete the type modification.

Applicable object

The EC4B, EC8B, GC4B, GC8B, HU1A, HU2A, GU6F, CE1B, C155A, and PUBA cards support this command.

Access method

Click a certain module in the object tree pane, and the equipment panel will be displayed in the top right pane of the GUI. Right-click the card in the designated slot, and select Reset To in the shortcut menu. Then the Reset To window will appear.

Caution: This command can delete the original card and clear the configured services on this card, so use care when executing it.


1-18 Version: A

1.8 Deleting an Object

Command function

The deleting command is used to delete the designated object and subscriber service configuration on this object.

Applicable object

The system, the module, the HSWA, EC4B, EC8B, GC4B, GC8B, HU1A, HU2A, GU6F, CE1B, C155A, PUBA, PWR, CIO, FAN cards, and ONUs of various types all support this command.

Access method

Deleting a card, module, or system

Right-click a card, module, or system in the object tree pane, and then select Delete in the shortcut menu. Then the Delete window will appear.

Deleting an ONU

Click the interface card that is connected with the designated ONU in the object tree pane, and right-click this ONU in the ONU list tab at the right of the GUI; then select Delete in the shortcut menu to enter the Delete window.

Caution: This command can delete the designated object and the configured services on this object, so use care when executing it.

1 Common Command

Version: A 1-19

1.9 Querying and Modifying Properties

Command function

The querying and modifying property command is used to query and modify property parameters of the designated object.

Applicable object

The system, the module, the HSWA, EC4B, EC8B, GC4B, GC8B, HU1A, HU2A, GU6F, CE1B, C155A, PUBA, PWR, CIO, FAN cards, and ONUs of various types all support this command.

Access method

Querying properties of a card, module, or system

Right-click a card, module, or system in the object tree pane, and then select Property in the shortcut menu. Then the Property window will appear.

Querying properties of an ONU

Click the interface card that is connected with the designated ONU in the object tree pane, and right-click this ONU in the ONU list tab at the right of the GUI; then select Property in the shortcut menu to enter the Property window.


1-20 Version: A

Parameter

System property parameter

Parameter


Value Range /


Configuration

Method

System No.

The system number of the

equipment in the entire ANM2000,

generated automatically.

Read-only

System Name The system name. It can be

defined by users.

It should be

composed of

English letters or

digital numbers.

Optional Click to type the

system name.

System Type The equipment type. Read-only

Protocol Type The type of the network

management protocol.

Optional.

Users can

keep the

default

setting

directly.

Click the drop-down

list to select the

protocol type.

IP Address The IP address of the equipment. Compulsory Click to type the IP

address.

IP Mask The subnet mask of the

equipment. Compulsory

Click to type the

subnet mask.

Gateway The gateway address of the

equipment. Compulsory

Click to type the

gateway address.

Managing

Program

The IP address of the network

management computer. Read-only

UserName The user name of the AN5516-06

system administrator.

Optional.

Users do not

need to

configure

this item.

Click to type the user

name.

Password The password of the AN5516-06

system administrator.

Optional.

Users do not

need to

configure

this item.

Click to type the

password.

1 Common Command

Version: A 1-21

Module property parameter

Parameter Name Parameter Description Property Configuration Method

Module No.

The number of the module in

this system, generated

automatically.

Read-only

Module Name The name of the equipment

module.

Optional.

Users do not need

to configure this

item, and can use

the module name

generated by the

system.

Click to type the module name.

Module Type The type of the module. Read-only

Serial No. The user defined serial number

of equipment module.

Optional.

Users can leave this

item blank.

Click to type the serial number.

Card property parameter

Parameter Name Parameter Description Property Configuration Method

Card No.

The number of the card,

generated automatically by the

system. It is the same as the

slot number of this card.

Read-only

Card Name The name of the card.

Optional.

Users do not need

to configure this

item, and can use

the card name

generated by the

system.

Click to type the card name.

Card Type The type of the card. Read-only

Version The version of the card.

Optional.

Users do not need

to configure this

item.

Click to type the card version.


1-22 Version: A

ONU property parameter

Parameter


Card No. The authorization number of the

ONU. Read-only

Card Name The object name of the ONU.

Optional.

Users can use the default setting,

which is composed of the PON

port connected with the ONU and

the name of the ONU.

Click to type the ONU

name.

Card Type The type of the ONU. Read-only

Version The version of the ONU.

Optional

Users do not need to configure

this item.

Click to type the

version.

1 Common Command

Version: A 1-23

1.10 Refreshing an ONU

Command function

The refreshing command is used to refresh the status information of an ONU.

Applicable object


Access method

Click an EPON / GPON interface card in the object tree pane, right-click the designated ONU in the ONU list tab at the right of the GUI, and then select Refresh in the shortcut menu to execute this command.


1-24 Version: A

1.11 Displaying ONU Subscribers

Command function

The displaying ONU subscriber command is used to expand and display information of ONU subscribers in the ONU list tab; information of ONU subscribers includes the number of the PON port connected with each ONU, the slot number of the card containing each PON port, the authorization number of each ONU, etc.

Applicable object


Access method

Click an EPON / GPON interface card in the object tree pane, right-click a certain ONU in the ONU list tab at the right of the GUI, and then select Display ONU User in the shortcut menu. In the ONU list tab, an expand button will appear at the left of each ONU; users can click this expand button to expand and display information on this ONU.

After the ONU subscriber information is displayed, right-click a certain ONU in the ONU list tab, and the Hide ONU User command will appear in the shortcut menu. Click Hide ONU User to hide the ONU-related subscriber information.

1 Common Command

Version: A 1-25

1.12 Hiding ONU Port Panel

Command function

The hiding ONU port panel command is used to hide the port panel of the designated ONU on the ANM2000 GUI.

Applicable object


Access method

Click an EPON / GPON interface card in the object tree pane, right-click the designated ONU in the ONU list tab at the right of the GUI, and then select Hide ONU Port Panel in the shortcut menu. After the previous operations, the port panel of the designated ONU will not be displayed on the ANM2000 GUI.

After the ONU port panel is hidden, right-click the designated ONU, and the Display ONU Port Panel command will appear in the shortcut menu. Click Display ONU Port Panel to display the ONU port panel on the ANM2000 GUI.

Version: A 2-1

2 GUI Reference of a System

This chapter discusses operation commands of the AN5516-06 system in detail, and includes the following sections.

Adding a module Viewing Topology Pinging Telnetting Time calibration Detecting physical configuration Authorizing cards Performing synchronization operation Defining a profile Batch configuration Managing alarms


2-2 Version: A

2.1 Adding a Module

Command function

The adding module command is used to add equipment modules after a system is created.

Access method

Right-click the designated system in the object tree pane, and then select Add Module in the shortcut menu. Then the Add Module window will appear.

Parameter

Parameter


Module

No.

The number of the module

in this system, generated

automatically.

Read-only

Module

Name

The name of the equipment

module.

Optional.

Users do not need to

configure this item, and can

use the module name

generated by the system.

Click to type the module name.

Module

Type

The type of the equipment

module. Read-only

Serial No.

The user defined serial

number of equipment

module.

Optional.

Users can leave this item

blank.

Click to type the serial number.


Version: A 2-3

2.2 Viewing Topology

Command function

The viewing topology command is used to view the topology view of the network.

Access method

Right-click the designated system in the object tree pane, and then select Topology in the shortcut menu. Then the topology view will appear.


2-4 Version: A

2.3 Pinging

Command function

The pinging command is used to ping the equipment from the network management server, so as to check whether the ANM2000 communicates with the system equipment normally.

Access method

Right-click the designated system in the object tree pane, and then select Ping in the shortcut menu. Then the Ping command window will appear.


Version: A 2-5

2.4 Telnetting

Command function

The telnetting command is used to telnet the system equipment, so as to execute the operations in the CLI network management system.

Access method

Right-click the designated system in the object tree pane, and then select Telnet in the shortcut menu. Then the Telnet command window (for the operations in the CLI network management system) will appear.


2-6 Version: A

2.5 Time Calibration

Command function

The time calibration command is used to synchronize the system equipment with the network management system.

Access method

Right-click the designated system in the object tree pane, and then select Config Time Calibration in the shortcut menu. Then the Time Calibration window will appear.

In the Time Calibration window, click the OK button, and the system will start to execute the time calibration command.


Version: A 2-7

2.6 Detecting Physical Configuration

Command function

The detecting physical configuration command is used to synchronize the current physical configuration of the equipment with the network management system.

Access method

Right-click the designated system in the object tree pane, and then select Detect Physical Configuration in the shortcut menu. Then the Detect Physical Configuration window will appear.


2-8 Version: A

2.7 Authorizing Cards

Command function

The authorizing card command is used to authorize the cards of the system equipment.

Access method

Right-click the designated system in the object tree pane, and then select Card Config in the shortcut menu. Then the Set Card Authorization window will appear.

Parameter

Parameter


Value Range /


Slot No. The number of the slot

containing the card. Read-only

Set Card

Authorization

Is used to select the type of the

authorized card, suitable for the

pre-authorization application.

Optional

Click the drop-down list to

select the type of the card

to be authorized.

ANMS Config The type of the card added via

the ANM2000. Read-only

Device

Config

The card type issued to and

stored in the RAM of the

equipment.

Read-only

Hardware

Config

The type of the card actually

inserted in the equipment slot. Read-only


Version: A 2-9

2.8 Performing Synchronization Operation

2.8.1 Manually Synchronizing ONUs

Command function

The manually synchronizing ONU command is used to synchronize information of various ONUs manually.

Access method

Right-click the designated system in the object tree pane, and then select ONU Manual Synchronization in the shortcut menu to manually synchronize information of various ONUs under this system.


2-10 Version: A

2.9 Defining a Profile

2.9.1 Defining an ONU Port Rate Control Profile

Command function

The ONU port rate control profile is used to perform the rate control of the uplink / downlink data stream on an ONU port, so as to prevent this ONU port from occupying too much bandwidth.

Access method

Right-click the designated system in the object tree of the object tree pane, and then select Config Profile Definition ONU Port Speed Limit Profile in the shortcut menu. Then the ONU Port Speed Limit Profile window will appear.

Parameter

Parameter


Value Range /


Configuration

Method

Profile

Name

The name of the ONU port rate

control profile.

Double-click to

type the profile

name.

Us

Policing

Status

Enabling / disabling the uplink

rate control function. Enable / Disable Compulsory

Click the

drop-down list to

select the value.

Us

Policing

CIR

(kbit/s)

The minimum rate of the uplink

data stream.

The value range is

0 to 1000000, with

the unit being

kbit/s. The default

value is null.

Optional.

When Us Policing

Status is set to

Enable, this parameter is valid.

Double-click to

type the uplink

port guaranteed

rate.

Us CBS

(Byte)

Its meaning is described as

follows: When a burst occurs in

the uplink data stream and

exceeds the guaranteed rate,

the system can assign a rated

traffic (exceeding the guaranteed

rate) for this port to use.

The value range is

0 to 4294967294,

with the unit being

byte. The default

value is null.

Optional.

When Us Policing

Status is set to


Double-click to

type the uplink

specific burst

length.


Version: A 2-11

Parameter Name



Us EBS

(Byte)

Its meaning is described as

follows: When a burst occurs in

the uplink data stream and

exceeds the guaranteed rate

and the specific burst length, the

system can assign an extra

traffic (exceeding the guaranteed

rate and the specific burst

length) for this port to use.

The value range is

0 to 4294967294,

with the unit being

byte. The default

value is null.

Optional.

When Us Policing

Status is set to


Double-click to

type the uplink

excess burst

length.

Ds

Policing

Status

Enabling / disabling the downlink

rate control function. Enable / Disable Compulsory

Click the

drop-down list to

select the value.

Ds

Policing

CIR

(kbit/s)

The minimum rate of the

downlink data stream.

The value range is

0 to 16777215,

with the unit being

kbit/s. The default

value is null.

Optional.

When Ds Policing

Status is set to


Double-click to

type the downlink

port guarantee

rate.

Ds

Policing

PIR

(kbit/s)

The maximum rate of the

downlink data stream.

The value range is

0 to 16777215,

with the unit being

kbit/s. The default

value is null.

Optional.

When Ds Policing

Status is set to


Double-click to

type the downlink peak cell rate.

2.9.2 Defining an ONU Data Port Property Profile

Command function

The ONU data port property profile is used to bind itself with an ONU data port and configure port properties of the ONU. The port properties of an ONU include auto-negotiation property, rate, duplex mode, and enable / disable status of flow control function.

Access method

Right-click the designated system in the object tree of the object tree pane, and then select Config Profile Definition ONU Data Port Attribute Profile in the shortcut menu. Then the ONU Data Port Attribute Profile window will appear.


2-12 Version: A

Parameter

Parameter


Value Range /


Configuration

Method

Profile Name The name of the ONU data

port property profile.

Double-click to

type the profile

name.

Auto

Negotiation

When this item is set to

Enable, the data port of the ONU and other equipment

ports can be auto

negotiated to the maximum

transmission rate.

Enable / Disable Compulsory

Click the

drop-down list to

select the value.

Speed

Is used to select the

operating rate of the ONU

data port.

The value range is

10M, 100M, and

1000M, with the unit being bit/s.

The default value

is 100M.

Optional.

When Auto

Negotiation is set to

Disable, this parameter is valid.

Click the

drop-down list to

select the value.

Duplex

Is used to configure the

operating mode of the ONU

data port, and users can

select Full-Duplex (bi-directional transmission)

or Half-Duplex (unidirectional

transmission).

Full-Duplex /

Half-Duplex

Optional.

When Auto

Negotiation is set to

Disable, this parameter is valid.

Click the

drop-down list to

select the value.

Flow Control

Is used to enable / disable

the flow control function of

the ONU data port; when

flow control function is

enabled, the congestion

control will be performed.

Optional

Select or clear the

Flow Control check box.

2.9.3 Defining a Bandwidth Profile

Command function

The bandwidth profile is used to bind with an ONU and limit the bandwidth of this ONU.


Version: A 2-13

Access method

Right-click the designated system in the object tree of the object tree pane, and then select Config Profile Definition Bandwidth Profile in the shortcut menu. Then the Bandwidth Profile window will appear.

Parameter

Parameter


Value Range /


Configuration

Method

Profile

Name The name of the bandwidth profile. Compulsory

Double-click to

type the profile

name.

Up MIN

Guaranteed

Bandwidth

(kbit/s)

The minimum guaranteed

bandwidth of the uplink service at

the ONU. This bandwidth resource

can be released.

The value range is 0 to

1000000, with the unit

being kbit/s. The default

value is 640.

Compulsory

Double-click to

type the uplink

minimum

guaranteed

bandwidth.

Up Max

Allowed

Bandwidth

(kbit/s)

The maximum allowed bandwidth

of the uplink service at the ONU.

The sum total of the Up MIN

Guaranteed Bandwidth (kbit/s)

value and the Upstream Fixed

Bandwidth (kbit/s) value cannot

exceed the Up Max Allowed

Bandwidth (kbit/s) value.




value is 1000000.

Compulsory

Double-click to

type the uplink

maximum

allowed

bandwidth.

Down MIN

Guaranteed

Bandwidth

(kbit/s)

The minimum guaranteed

bandwidth of the downlink service

at the ONU. This bandwidth

resource can be released.




value is 640.

Compulsory

Double-click to

type the

downlink

minimum

guaranteed

bandwidth.

Down Max

Allowed

Bandwidth

(kbit/s)

The maximum allowed bandwidth

of the downlink service at the

ONU. The sum total of the Down

MIN Guaranteed Bandwidth

(kbit/s) value and the Upstream

Fixed Bandwidth (kbit/s) value

cannot exceed the Down Max

Allowed Bandwidth (kbit/s) value.




value is 1000000.

Compulsory

Double-click to

type the

downlink

maximum

allowed

bandwidth.


2-14 Version: A

Parameter Name



Upstream

Fixed

Bandwidth

(kbit/s)

The fixed bandwidth assigned to

the uplink service at the ONU. This

bandwidth resource cannot be

released, and is dedicated for this

ONU.



being kbit/s.

Compulsory

Double-click to

type the uplink

fixed bandwidth.

2.9.4 Defining a Service Model Profile

Command function

The service model profile is used to configure the data service type in the batch configuration of an ONU. The configuration items include service type, CVLAN mode, translation enabling status, and QinQ function status.

Access method

Right-click the designated system in the object tree of the object tree pane, and then select Config Profile Definition Service Model Profile in the shortcut menu. Then the Service Model Profile window will appear.


Version: A 2-15

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AN5516-06 Optical Line Terminal Equipment GUI Reference