Configuring the Transport Data of a NodeB (IP)

This section describes how to configure the physical link data, transport layer data, and networking link data of a NodeB in IP transmission mode
by performing operations on the GUI of the CME.

Prerequisites

A planned data area is open, and the data in the planned data area is consistent with the data in the current data area. For details, see
Managing a Planned Data Area.

The physical NodeB is configured.

The transmission interface board is configured.

Procedure
1.
2.

In the Main navigation tree in the left pane of the planned data area, right-click a physical NodeB, and then choose Transport Layer > IP
Transport Layer from the shortcut menu. The window for configuring the transport data is displayed in the right pane.
Click IPPort, and then configure the physical link data of the NodeB according to the actual planning. For details, see Table 1.
Table 1 Configuring the physical link data
Configuration Object
MLPPP group and PPP
link

PPP link
Ethernet trunk group

Operation
a.

Click the MP tab, and then configure the MLPPP

group in the upper part of the window.
b.
Select a configured MLPPP group in the upper
part of the window, and then add PPP links to the MLPPP
group in the lower part of the window.

Description
The local IP addresses of the PPP link, MLPPP
group, FE port, and Ethernet trunk group cannot be
on the same network segment.

Click the PPP tab, and then configure the PPP link.
c.

Click the ETHTRK tab, and then configure the

Ethernet trunk group in the upper area of the displayed tab
page.
d.
Select a configured Ethernet trunk group in the

After the attributes (such as the ARP

agent and VLAN) of the Ethernet trunk group is
configured, the identical attributes of the ports in
the Ethernet trunk group do not take effect any

Table 1 Configuring the physical link data

Configuration Object

Operation
upper part of the window, and then add member Ethernet
ports to it in the lower part of the window.

Description
longer.

Device IP address of a
port

e.
f.

Click the DEVIP tab, and then set the device IP

address of the IP port in the upper part of the window.
(Optional) Set the priority mapping of the VLAN
groups in the lower part of the window.

(Optional) Mapping of the Click VLANMAP. Select an Ethernet port whose IP address is set
next-hop VLAN
in the lower part of the window, and then configure next-hop VLAN
mapping in the upper part of the window.

Each Ethernet port can be configured

with only one Ethernet trunk group.
On the Ethernet ports that need to
join the Ethernet trunk group, you cannot set IP
addresses, enable the rate-limit switch, the ARP
agent, and the 3ah switch, or set Ethernet OAM
endpoints.
The Ethernet ports that need to join
the Ethernet trunk group must have the same
port rate and cannot be in the auto negotiation
rate mode.
One IP port can be set with a
maximum of four IP addresses. The IP
addresses on different ports must be on
separate network segments. The IP addresses
on the same port can be on the same network
segment.
This configuration enables you to set
the VLAN IDs and VLAN priorities of different
VLAN groups of different service types.
The VLAN priority mapping is a
global setting that is valid for each Ethernet port.

(Optional) Adaptive flow Click the HSDPA Flow Control tab. Select an IP port in the lower You can set the adaptive flow control parameters of
control parameters of the part of the displayed tab page, and then set the adaptive flow
the IP port only after an IP address is set for the IP
IP port
control parameters of the IP port in the upper area.
port.
(Optional) Outupt rate of Click the LR tab. Select an IP port in the lower part of the displayed the IP port
tab page, and then set the output rate of the IP port in the upper

Table 1 Configuring the physical link data

Configuration Object

Operation

Description

part.
2.

Configure the transport layer data of the NodeB in the configuration sequence shown in Table 2 according to the actual planning.
Table 2 Configuring the transport layer data
Step

Step 1

Data Type

(Optional)
Transmission
resource group

Configuration
Object
Transmission
resource group

Operation
Click RSCGroup, select a configured physical
link in the lower part of the window, and then
configure the transmission resource group in
the upper part of the window.

Description

Each physical link can be

configured with a maximum of four
transmission resource groups.
If a physical link is configured
with IP paths, and the paths are not in a
transmission resource group, no
transmission resource group can be
added to this physical link.

Step 2

(Optional) IP
route

IP route

Click IPRoute, select a configured physical link When the peer IP address of the SCTP link, IP
path, or OMCH is not on the same network
in the lower part of the window, and then
configure the IP routes in the upper part of the segment as the peer IP address of the MLPPP
group or the PPP link that carries the SCTP
window.
link, IP path or the OMCH, the local IP address
of the Ethernet trunk group or the FE port that
carries the SCTP link, IP path or the OMCH, or
the device IP address of the physical port that
carries the SCTP link, IP path or the OMCH,
the IP routes for the control plane, user plane,
and OMCH of the NodeB must be configured.

Step 3

Control plane

SCTP link

Click SCTP, and then configure the SCTP link. For the configuration window of SCTP links

Table 2 Configuring the transport layer data

Step

Data Type

Configuration
Object

Operation

data

Description

and the window description, see Configuration

Window of SCTP Links and the Window
Description.
NCP and CCP

Click IPCP, select a configured SCTP link in

the lower part of the window, and then
configure the NCP and CCP in the upper part
of the window.

You need to configure the NCP

before configuring the CCP.
The master channel and the
slave channel must be configured on the
same transmission board.
The active and standby NCPs
or CCPs must be configured on an SAAL
link and an SCTP link respectively.
Otherwise, the configuration is invalid.

Step 4

User plane data

IP path

Click IPPath, and then configure the IP path.

For the configuration window of IP paths and

the window description, see Configuration
Window of IP Paths and the Window
Description.

Step 5

OMCH

OMCH

Click OMCH, and then configure the OMCH.

For the configuration window of OMCHs and

the window description, see Configuration
Window of OMCHs and the Window
Description (IP).

Step 6

(Optional) Other Binding a

Click IP2RSCGroup, and then configure the
object
destination IP
destination IP network segment bound by the
network segment to transmission resource group.
a transmission
resource group
Ethernet OAM

Click EthOAM, and then configure the

For the configuration window for binding a

destination network segment to a transmission
resource group and the window description,
see Binding a Destination IP Network Segment
to a Transmission Resource Group.
For the configuration window of Ethernet

Table 2 Configuring the transport layer data

Step

Data Type

Configuration
Object

Operation

Description

data

Ethernet OAM data.

OAMs and the window description, see

Configuration Window of Ethernet OAMs and
the Window Description.

BFD session

Click BFDSession to configure a BFD session.

3.

IP clock link

Click IPCLKLNK, and then configure the IP

clock link.

Priorities of
differentiated
services

Click IPQoS, and then configure the priorities of differentiated services.

The source IP address of a

BFD session can be an interface device
IP address or a logical IP address.
If the source IP address is a
logical IP address, the hop type must be
multi-hop.
Only one BFD session can be
set up between an IP address pair.
Single-hop is used for the
networking of layer 2, and multi-hop is
used for the networking of layer 3.

For the configuration window of IP clock links

and the window description, see Configuration
Window of IP Clock Links and the Window
Description.

(Optional) Click Network, and then configure the networking link data of the NodeB according to the actual planning. For details, see
Table 3.

Table 3 Configuring the networking link data

Configuration Object
Timeslot cross
connection

Operation
Click the TSCross tab, select the destination port in the
lower part of the window, and then configure timeslot cross
connections in the upper part of the window.

Description

Parent topic: Configuring a NodeB (GUI Mode)

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PPP links or MLPPP groups cannot be

configured on the source E1/T1 link used for
configuring timeslot cross connections.
The source port and destination port of
timeslot cross connections must be different.
The source timeslot and the destination
timeslot of the timeslot cross channel can be located in
different timeslots on different boards. The number of
the source timeslots and that of the destination
timeslots, however, must be the same.
You must ensure that the two E1/T1 ports
using the timeslot cross connection use the same clock
frequency.