AN5116-06B Optical Line Terminal Equipment GPON Service-CLI Quick Start Guide (Version A)

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GPON Service –
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AN5116-06B Optical Line

Terminal Equipment
Version: A
Code: MN000001062
Date: March 2012
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Preface
Related Documentation
Document Description
This manual introduces the common

AN5116-06B Optical Line commands under the core switch card
Terminal Equipment CLI directory, including command functions,
Reference command formats, parameter descriptions,
command examples and result description.
AN5116-06B Optical Line This manual introduces the CLI data planning
Terminal Equipment EPON and configuration procedure of the EPON
Service - CLI Quick Start equipment typical services in the FTTH /
Guide FTTB network.
AN5116-06B Optical Line This manual introduces the CLI data planning
Terminal Equipment GPON and configuration procedure of the GPON
Service - CLI Quick Start equipment typical services in the FTTH /
Guide FTTB network.
Version
Version Description
Initial version.
A The corresponding version of the
AN5116-06B: GPON V2.1.
Application Scope
This manual uses the AN5116-06B as an example of OLT and the
AN5506-04-B2G as an example of ONU to introduce the
configuration procedures. Refer to this manual for the configuration
of the equipment models listed in the table below.
Category Applicable to Example
OLT AN5116-06B AN5116-06B
I
Category Applicable to Example
AN5506-01, AN5506-
04, AN5506-06,
AN5506-07, AN5506-
ONU/HG 09, AN5506-10, AN5506-04-B2G
HG260, HG266. For the
details, refer to Table 1.
2.
II
Contents
1 Introduction to PON Products ......................................... 1
2 Service Configuration Flow.............................................. 5
3 Logging into the ANM2000 ............................................... 7
3.1 Login Method..................................................................7
3.2 Hyper Terminal Login......................................................7
3.3 Telnet Login..................................................................10
4 Authorizing Card and ONU............................................. 13

4.1 Authorizing Card...........................................................13
4.2 Authorizing ONU ..........................................................13
5 Service Configuration...................................................... 15
5.1 Network Planning .........................................................15
5.2 Configuring the Voice Service .......................................16
5.2.1 Configuration Rules............................................16
5.2.2 OLT Planning Data .............................................17
5.2.3 ONU Planning Data ............................................26
5.2.4 Configuring Voice Services (H.248) ....................29
5.2.5 Configuring the Voice Service (SIP) ....................32
5.3 Configuring Data Services ............................................34
5.3.4 Configuring Data Services ..................................40
5.4 Configuring Multicast Services ......................................42
5.4.4 Configuring Multicast Services............................47
1 Introduction to PON Products
1 Introduction to PON
Products
GPON is the gigabit-capable PON specified by ITU-T
Recommendation G.984.x, supporting the access rate of 1.25Gbit/s
for uplink and 2.5Gbit/s for downlink.
FiberHome provides GPON series products, which cover the
terminal equipment and client end equipment of various
specifications. The EPON products can meet the multiple
requirements of the operators, broadcast industry and enterprise
private networks. The current GPON equipment includes:
u OLT: AN5116-06B;
u Terminal equipment: includes a variety of FTTH- and FTTB-type
GPON terminal equipment.
Table 1.1 GPON terminal equipment (type 1)
Product Sub-
Product Type Description CLI Type
type
AN5506-04 AN5506-04-B1 4×FE+2×POTS 5506-04-B

AN5506-06 AN5506-06-E 16×FE+4×E1 5506-06-E
AN5506-07-A2H 16×FE 5506-07-A2
16×FE
AN5506-07
AN5506-07-B2H +16×POTS, 5506-07-B
hybrid wiring
Table 1.2 GPON terminal equipment (type 2)

Product Sub-
type
AN5506-01-A1G 1×GE 5506-01-A2

AN5506-01
AN5506-01-B1 1×FE+1×POTS 5506-01-B1
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Table 1.2 GPON terminal equipment (type 2)(Continued)

Product Sub-
type
AN5506-04-A1 4×FE 5506-04-A

AN5506-04-A1G 4×GE 5506-04-A1G
4×GE,
AN5506-04- supporting NAT
5506-04-A1G
A1GN and Web
configuration
AN5506-04-A3 4×FE 5506-04-A

4×FE, supporting
AN5506-04-A3N NAT and Web 5506-04-A
configuration
AN5506-04-AW 16×FE 5506-04-A

AN5506-04-B2 4×FE+2×POTS 5506-04-B
AN5506-04-B2G 4×GE+2×POTS 5506-04-B2G
AN5506-04 4×GE+2×POTS,
AN5506-04- supporting NAT
5506-04-B2G
B2GN and Web
configuration
AN5506-04-B3 4×FE+2×POTS 5506-04-B

4×FE+2×POTS,
supporting NAT
AN5506-04-B3N 5506-04-B
and Web
configuration
AN5506-04-B4 4×FE+2×POTS 5506-04-B

4×FE+2×POTS
AN5506-04-C1 5506-04-C1
+1×CATV
4×FE+2×POTS
AN5506-04-C1N +1×CATV, 5506-04-C1
supporting NAT
2

Product Sub-
type
4×FE+2×POTS
AN5506-04-F1 5506-04-F1
+Wi-Fi
4×FE+2×POTS
AN5506-04-G1 5506-04-G1
+Wi-Fi+1×CATV
4×FE+2×RS485
AN5506-04-P1 5506-04-P1
/ RS232
AN5506-07-A1H 16×FE 5506-07-A1
16×FE
AN5506-07-B1H +16×POTS, 5506-07-B1
hybrid wiring
AN5506-07
16×FE
AN5506-07- +16×POTS;
5506-07-B1
B1HD dedicated voice
port
AN5506-09-A1H 8×FE 5506-09-A1

AN5506-09-A1K 8×FE+POE 5506-09-A1K
8×FE+8×POTS,
AN5506-09-B1H 5506-09-B1
AN5506-09 hybrid wiring
8×FE+8×POTS;
AN5506-09-
dedicated voice 5506-09-B1
B1HD
port
AN5506-10-A1H 24×FE 5506-10-A1

24×FE
AN5506-10
AN5506-10-B1H +24×POTS, 5506-10-B1
hybrid wiring
3

Product Sub-
type
24×FE
AN5506-10- +24×POTS;
5506-10-B1
B1HD dedicated voice
port
24×FE
+24×POTS;
AN5506-10-
dedicated voice 5506-10-B1
B1HDX
port; dual PON
ports
4×FE+2×POTS
HG260 — HG260
+Wi-Fi
HG266 — 4×FE+2×POTS HG266
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2 Service Configuration Flow

The GPON equipment supports delivery of multiple services, such
as data, voice and multicast services. Figure 2.1 illustrates the basic
configuration flow for these services.
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Figure 2.1 GPON service configuration flow
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3 Logging into the ANM2000

3.1 Login Method
3.2 Hyper Terminal Login

Connect the PC and the CONSOLE port of the HSWA card using
the serial port line and log into the AN5116-06B via the hyper
terminal, referring to the methods below:
1. Click the Start menu on the desktop and select All
Programs→Accessories→Telecom→HyperTerminal to bring
up the Connection Description dialog box.
Note:
The operation procedures are introduced below supposing that
Windows XP operation system is used.
2. In the Connection Description dialog box, enter the name of a

connection object and select an icon for this connection.
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3. Click OK, and the Connect To dialog box appears.

4. In the Connect To dialog box, select the COM1 port used for
connecting with the CONSOLE port of the core switch card.
The COM1 port is the port connected with PC using the serial
port line.
5. Click OK, and the COM1 Properties dialog box appears.

6. Click the Restore Defaults button in the COM1 Propertie
dialog box.
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7. Click OK, and the Console can be started up.
8. Press the Enter key, and enter the username and the password
to log into the CLI network management system.
Login:GEPON
// The default user is the administrator user, and the username is GEPON.
Password:*****
// The initial password is GEPON.
User>enable
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// In the read-only mode, type enable to enter the administrator mode.

Password:*****
// The initial password of the administrator user is GEPON.
Admin#
// After the prompt Admin＃ appears, you can type command lines to perform
network management operations on the AN5116-06B.
Note:
u The command prompt User indicates an ordinary user mode;
the command prompt Admin# indicates an administrator
mode.
u The password is case sensitive and username not.
Caution:
Users should memorize their passwords and keep them secret.
Regularly changing passwords is strongly recommended.
9. Select File→Save from the menu bar of the Console window to

save the configurations for the Console.
3.3 Telnet Login

You can configure the out-of-band and in-band management IP of
the AN5116-06B if you logging into the AN5116-06B via the hyper
terminal. After the configuration is completed, you can login into the
AN5116-06B using the Telnet. The operations are as follows:
1. Click the Start menu on the desktop and select Run to bring up
the Run dialog box.
Note:
The operation procedures are introduced below supposing that
Windows XP operation system is used.
2. Input telnet x.x.x.x in the Run dialog box.
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Note:
x.x.x.x is the out-of-band management IP of the AN5116-06B (i.e.
the out-of band management IP address configured under the
Admin directory) or the in-band IP (i.e. the management VLAN IP
address configured under the Service directory).
3. Click OK to bring up the Telnet x.x.x.x window.
4. Enter the username and the password to log into the CLI
network management system.
Login:GEPON
// The default user is the administrator user, and the username is GEPON.
Password:*****
// The initial password is GEPON.
User>enable
// In the read-only mode, type enable to enter the administrator mode.
Password:*****
// The initial password of the administrator user is GEPON.
Admin#
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// After the prompt Admin＃ appears, you can type command lines to perform
network management operations on the AN5116-06B.
Note:
u The command prompt User indicates an ordinary user mode;
the command prompt Admin# indicates an administrator
mode.
u The password is case sensitive and username not.
Caution:
Users should memorize their passwords and keep them secret.
Regularly changing passwords is strongly recommended.
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4 Authorizing Card and ONU

4.1 Authorizing Card
Card authorization
Authorize all the cards.
Admin#set card_all_auth
Admin#
Specified card authorization

Authorize the GC8B card in the slot 14.
Admin#set card_auth slot 14 type gc8b
set 14 slot as type gc8b.
Admin#
4.2 Authorizing ONU

Configure the PON port authentication mode
Configure the authentication mode of the PON port 1 in slot 14 to
phy_id.
Admin\gponline#set pon_auth slot 14 link 1 mode phy_id
set pon authorizable mode ok!
Admin\gponline#
Confuguring the ONU whitelist

Configure the ONU physical address to FHTT00030405, leave the
password null and add the whitelist. And configure the type of the
ONU with the authorization number 1 in the PON port 1 in slot 14 to
5506-04-b2g.
Admin\gpononu#set whitelist phy_addr address FHTT00030405 password
null action add slot 14 link 1 onu 1 type 5506-04-b2g
set onu whitelist ok!
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Admin\gpononu#
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5 Service Configuration
5.1 Network Planning
As illustrated in Figure 5.1, in the FTTN or FTTB application, users
can connect the ONU to the OLT via GPON to provide the Internet
service, VoIP service and IPTV service.
Figure 5.1 GPON service network diagram
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5.2 Configuring the Voice Service
5.2.1 Configuration Rules

u Relevant parameters of the softswitch platform
When the Softswitch platform uses the H.248 Protocol to control the access
terminals, the MGC protocol for the VoIP service should be the H.248
Protocol, and the protocol port should be 2944.
When the softswitch platform uses the MGCP Protocol to control the access
terminals, the MGC protocol for the VoIP service should be the MGCP
Protocol, the softswitch platform protocol port should be 2727, and the ONU
protocol port should be 2427.
When the Softswitch platform uses the SIP Protocol to control the access
terminals, the MGC protocol for the VoIP service should be the SIP Protocol;
the protocol port of both the registrar and the agent server should be 5060.
u Configuration rules for voice service QinQ parameters

The AN5116-06B supports QinQ voice services, in other words, supports
VLAN Stacking , by adding an SVLAN for the IAD.
When you are configuring the VoIP service VLAN, make sure that the VLAN
ID is within the range of service VLAN ID of the uplink port if single layer
VLAN is used. Also make sure that the SVLAN ID is within the range of the
service VLAN ID of the uplink port if QinQ VLAN is used.
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5.2.2 OLT Planning Data

Planned data for voice services (H.248)
Table 5.1 Planned data for OLT voice services (H.248)
Step Parameter Meaning Example
service Service VLAN
ngn1
<name> name
Starting VLAN
vid_be-
ID of service 3000
gin<vid>
VLAN
Ending VLAN
vid_end
ID of the 3000
<vid>
service VLAN
Interface of
uplink<-
the uplink 20:1
portNo>
Configuring service VLAN
the service
tagged (TAG means that
VLAN of the
when the uplink data
uplink port
packet passes the uplink
port, its VLAN Tag will not
be stripped. UNTAG
[untagged| TAG/UNTAG
means that when the
tagged]
uplink data packet passes
the uplink port, its VLAN
Tag will be automatically
stripped.)
{service_-
Service VLAN
type <1-8>} 3 (ngn)
type
*1
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Table 5.1 Planned data for OLT voice services (H.248)(Continued)

ngn_uplin- Uplink port
k_inter- name of the
ngn1
face NGN voice
name<name> service
<1-3>: MGC
1
serial number
< addr >:
Configuring {[mgc] <1- 192.168.1.101
MGC address
the uplink port 3> <addr>
parameters of <1-65535>} <1-65535>:
2944 (The communication
the H.248 *3 MGC port
port number of the
protocol number of the
primary softswitch
MGCP
platform MGC.)
protocol
{[keepal- enable (controls whether

ive] the ONU regularly sends
[enable| Keep alive keep-alive messages to
disable]} the softswitch platform
*1 MGC.)
Uplink port
servicename of the
ngn1
name <name> NGN voice
service
Configuring 888801-
88880124
the NGN 25
uplink user The logical number inside
parameter phone Telephone the system. It is
<value> number recommended to
configure this item as the
actual phone number
defined by the softswitch.
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10.90.60.2 (When the

DHCP or the PPPoE
function is enabled, the IP
{[publi-
address assigned to the
c_ip] <A.B. ONU public IP
ONU dynamically will
C.D>}*1
override the public IP
address assigned to the
ONU by the system.)
{public_-
ONU public IP
subnet <A. 255.255.0.0
mask
B.C.D>}*1
{[public_-
ONU public IP
gate] <A.B. 10.90.1.254
gateway
C.D>}*1
{[domain-
Endpoint
nam] 10.90.60.2
domain
<name>}*1
{[proto-
col_port] ONU protocol
2944
<1-65535>} port
*1
{[user-
Endpoint user
name] test3 test4
name
<name>}*1
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NGN
softswitch
<profile- platform
ngn1
Name> interconnec-
tion profile
name
fixed The fixed part RTP/000 (The prefix of
<value> of RTP name the RTP resource name.)
The starting
0 (This item must be
varB value of the
smaller than the ending
<value> variable part
value of the variable part.)
of RTP name
Configuring
the NGN The ending
softswitch varE value of the
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platform <value> variable part
interconnec- of RTP name
tion profile The step
parameters step length of the
1
(optional) <value> variable part
of RTP name
fixedLen The fixed
[unfixed| length of the unfixed
fixed] RTP name
beginT DigitMap
16
<value> timer value
DigitMap
shortT
short timer 4
<value>
value
longT DigitMap long
16
<value> timer value
20

matchEM Report
[exclu- immediately if
sive| any rule is immediately
immediate- completely
ly] matched.
switch
[disable| VBD funtion disable
enable]
VBD Tx
txI <value> package 20
interval
VBD Rx
rxI <value> package 10
interval
voiceC
[G711U| VBD coding
nochange
G711A| type
nochange]
offhkWT
howler tone
[unre-
time-out unregiste
giste|
handling
registe]
flashThd
Flash duration 90
<value>
2833N
RFC2833
[disable| disable
negotiation
enabl]
2833D RFC2833
97
<value> default PT
2198D RFC2198
96
<value> default PT
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t38EDM
T38 event
[default| default
detect mode
V21|all]
callerIdM Caller ID
fsk
[fsk|dtmf] display mode
Minimum on-
onHKDT
hook detect 600
<value>
duration
dailToneTt dialtone
60
<value> duration
NoAnsTt No reply
60
<value> dutation
BusyToneTt busy tone
60
<value> duration
ROHTt howler tone
60
<value> duration
RetranTt Retransmis-
25
<value> sion timer
ECM Error
[disable| correcting disable
enable] switch
L [chinese| IAD command
english
english] line language
{[id] <0-
Profile ID 1
64>}*1
Binding slot<va-
Slot number 14
Softswitch lue>
intercommuni-
cation profiles PON port
pon <value> 1
(optional) number
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ONU
onu <value> authorization 1
number
qinq_IAD_-
soft- Softswitch ngn1 (should be set to the
switch_- platform profile name in the
binding_- interconnec- softswitch platform
profile tion profile intercommunication
<profile- name parameter profile)
Name >
Planned data for voice services (SIP)

Table 5.2 Planned data for the OLT voice services (SIP)
service Service
ngn1
<name> VLAN name
Starting
vid_be- VLAN ID of
3000
gin<vid> service
Configuring VLAN
the service Ending
VLAN of the vid_end VLAN ID of
uplink port 3000
<vid> the service
VLAN
Interface of
uplink<- the uplink
20:1
portNo> service
VLAN
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Table 5.2 Planned data for the OLT voice services (SIP)(Continued)
tagged (TAG means that

when the uplink data packet
passes the uplink port, its
[untag- VLAN Tag will not be
ged| TAG/UNTAG stripped. UNTAG means that
tagged] when the uplink data packet
passes the uplink port, its
VLAN Tag will be
automatically stripped.)
{servi-
ce_- Service
3 (ngn)
type<1- VLAN type
8>}*1
ngn_u-
Uplink port
plink_in-
name of the
terface ngn1
NGN voice
name
service
<name>
{[sip_re-
SIP server IP
g_addr] 10.80.20.3
Configuring address
<addr>}*1
the uplink
{[si-
port
p_reg_- SIP protocol 5060 (SIP registrar
parameters
port] <0- port number communication port)
of the SIP
65535>}*1
protocol
{[sip_-
SIP proxy
prox-
server IP 10.80.20.3
y_addr]
address
<addr>}*1
SIP proxy
{[sip_- 5060 (SIP proxy
server port
communication port)
number
24
proxy_-
port]<0-
65535>}*1
{[sip_ex- SIP
pires]<0- registration
3600
42949672- expiration
94>}*1 time
Uplink port
service-
name of the
name<- ngn1
NGN voice
name>
service
88880003 88880004
The logical number inside
phone<va- the system. It is
Telephone
lue> recommended to configure
number
this item as the actual phone
number defined by the
Configuring softswitch.
the NGN 10.90.60.2 (When the DHCP
uplink user or the PPPoE function is
parameter {[publi- enabled, the IP address
ONU public
c_ip] <A. assigned to the ONU
IP
B.C.D>}*1 dynamically will override the
public IP address assigned
to the ONU by the system.)
{public_-
ONU public
subnet <A. 255.255.0.0
IP mask
B.C.D>}*1
{[pub-
ONU public
lic_gate] 10.90.1.254
IP gateway
<A.B.C.
25
D>}*1
{[user- SIP
name] telephone 88880003 88880004
<name>}*1 number
SIP protocol test3 teat4

{[sip_u-
authentica- (Username authenticated by
ser_name]
tion the SIP terminal and the SIP
<name>}*1
username registrar server)
{[sip_u- test3 test4
SIP protocol
ser_pass-
authentica- (Password authenticated by
word]
tion the SIP terminal and the SIP
<pass-
password registrar server)
word>}*1
5.2.3 ONU Planning Data

Planned data for voice services (H.248)
Table 5.3 Planned data for ONU voice services (H.248)
Service
id <1-256> bandwidth 1
profile ID
Configuring name Service

bandwidth <profi- bandwidth ngn1
profile of le_name> profile name
ONU service type
[iptv|
Service type voice
data|
voice|
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Table 5.3 Planned data for ONU voice services (H.248)(Continued)

tdm|
integra-
ted|
data2|
data3|
data4|
com]
fix <16- Fixed
16
128000> bandwidth
assure <0- Assured
0
128000> bandwidth
max <48- Maximum
64
128000> bandwidth
slot<va-
Slot number 14 14
lue>
pon PON port
1 1
<value> number
ONU
onu
authorization 1 1
<value>
number
Configuring
1 2
ONU voice
services pots (The number of the port on
POTS port
parameters <portno> the ONU that is connected
number
with the subscriber’s
telephone.)
88880003 88880004
(This item should be
phonenum Telephone
consistent with the
<num> number
Telephone Number in the
NGN Configuration.)
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300 300
VLAN ID (Set the Signal VLAN ID to
vid <vid>
value the CVLAN ID when the
QinQ State is set to Enable.)
code_mode
[G.711M|
Voice coding
G.711A| G.711A G.711A
mode
G.723|
G.729]
fax_mode
[trans-
Fax mode transparent transparent
parent|
t.38]
slience Silence
[enable| compression enable enable
disable] switch
echo_can-
Echo
cel
suppression enable enable
[enable|
switch
disable]
input_-
Input gain 0 0
gain <num>
voice_va-
lue Output gain 0 0
<value>
dtmf
[trans-
DTMF mode transparent transparent
parent|
rfc2833]
[pots- Voice QinQ
enable enable
switch
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qinq-
state]
[enable|
disable]
3000 3000
(When the QinQ State is set
to Enable, the SVLAN ID
svlanid Service value should be within the
<0-4085> VLAN ID range of the uplink port
VLAN. This item cannot be
configured when QinQ is
disabled.)
Planned data for voice services (SIP)

The data planed here is the same as that of the ONU voice service
(H.248), referring to Table 5.3.
5.2.4 Configuring Voice Services (H.248)

Perform the configuration according to the steps shown in Table 5.1
and Table 5.3.
Configuring the service VLAN of the uplink port

Admin\vlan#set service ngn1 vid_begin 3000 vid_end 3000 uplink 20:1
tagged service_type 3
Admin\vlan#cd ..
Admin#cd ngn
Admin\ngn#
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Configuring the uplink port parameters of the H.248 protocol

Admin\ngn#set ngn_uplink_interface name ngn1 protocol_type h.248
mgc 1 192.168.1.101 2944 keepalive enable
Admin\ngn#
Configuring the NGN uplink user parameter

Admin\ngn#set ngn_uplink_user servicename ngn1 phone 88880003
public_ip 10.90.60.2 public_subnet 255.255.0.0 public_gate 10.90.1.254
domainnam 10.90.60.2 protocol_port 2944 username test3
Admin\ngn#
domainnam 10.90.60.2 protocol_port 2944 username test 4
Admin\ngn#
Configuring the NGN softswitch platform interconnection

profile parameters (optional)
Admin\ngn#set ngn_softswitch_para ngn1 fixed RTP/000 varb 0 vare 15
step 1 fixedlen unfixed begint 16 shortt 4 longt 16 matchem immediately
switch disable txi 20 rxi 10 voicec nochange offhkwt unregiste flashthd 90
2833n disable 2833d 97 2198d 96 t38edm default calleridm fsk onhkdt 600
dailtonett 60 noanstt 60 busytonett 60 rohtt 60 retrantt 25 ecm disable l
english id 1
Admin\ngn#
Binding Softswitch intercommunication profiles (optional)

Admin\ngn#set ngn_iad_ss_binding slot 14 pon 1 onu 1
qinq_iad_softswitch_binding_profile ngn1
Admin\ngn#cd ..
Admin#cd gpononu
Admin\gpononu#
Configuring bandwidth profile of ONU service

Admin\gpononu#set bandwidth_profile id 1 name ngn1 type voice fix 16
assure 0 max 64
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set onu service profile (voice) bandwidth ok.

Admin\gpononu#cd ..
Admin#cd ngn
Admin\ngn#
Configuring ONU voice services parameters

Admin\ngn#set ngn_voice_service slot 14 pon 1 onu 1 pots 1 phonenum
88880003 vid 300 code_mode g.711a fax_mode transparent slience enable
echo_cancel enable input_gain 0 voice_value 0 dtmf transparent
potsqinqstate enable svlanid 3000
Admin\ngn#
Admin\ngn#cd ..
Admin#
Saving the configuration

Admin#save
Trying save configuration to flash, please wait ......
Preparing configuration data to save...Done.
Starting write configuration data to flash...Done.
Configuration save to flash successfully.
Admin#
Completing the configuration

Check whether the subscribers’ telephones work normally. Under
normal conditions:
u The calling subscriber hears the dialing tone after picking up the
phone and hears the howler tone when the dialing times out.
u When the calling subscriber dials the called subscriber phone
number, the called subscriber hears the phone ringing and the
calling subscriber hears the ringback tone.
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u After the called subscriber picks up the phone, the calling

subscriber and the called can talk to each other normally.
u After the called subscriber hangs up, the calling subscriber
hears the busy tone.
5.2.5 Configuring the Voice Service (SIP)

and Table 5.3.

Admin\vlan#set service ngn1 vid_begin 3000 vid_end 3000 uplink 20:1
Admin\vlan#cd ..
Admin#cd ngn
Admin\ngn#
Configuring the uplink port parameters of the SIP protocol

Admin\ngn#set ngn_uplink_interface name ngn1 protocol_type sip
sip_reg_addr 10.80.20.3 sip_reg_port 5060 sip_proxy_addr 10.80.20.3
sip_proxy_port 5060 sip_expires 3600
Admin\ngn#
Configuring the NGN uplink user parameter

username 88880003 sip_user_name test3 sip_user_password test3
Admin\ngn#
username 88880004 sip_user_name test4 sip_user_password test4
Admin\ngn#cd ..
Admin#cd gpononu
Admin\gpononu#
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Admin\gpononu#set bandwidth_profile id 1 name ngn1 type voice fix 16
assure 0 max 64
set onu service profile (voice) bandwidth ok.
Admin\gpononu#cd ..
Admin#cd ngn
Admin\ngn#
Configuring ONU voice services parameters

Admin\ngn#
Admin\ngn#cd ..
Admin#

Admin#save
Admin#

Check whether the subscribers’ telephones work normally. Under
normal conditions:
u The calling subscriber hears the dialing tone after picking up the
phone and hears the howler tone when the dialing times out.
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u When the calling subscriber dials the called subscriber phone

number, the called subscriber hears the phone ringing and the
calling subscriber hears the ringback tone.
u After the called subscriber picks up the phone, the calling
subscriber and the called can talk to each other normally.
u After the called subscriber hangs up, the calling subscriber
hears the busy tone.
5.3 Configuring Data Services

u Service configuration rules in transparent mode
The Ethernet data uploaded from the subscriber side will be
added with a VLAN ID when passing the subscriber’s home
gateway and then sent to the ONU. The two succeeding
handling methods are as follows:
The ONU transparently transmits the CVLAN ID and adds the SVLAN ID to it,
and then sends the data service to the AN5116-06B. The AN5116-06B does
not process the data service but transparently transmits it to the upper layer
network side equipment.
The ONU transparently transmits the CVLAN ID and sends the data service
to the AN5116-06B. After adding the SVLAN ID to the data service, the
AN5116-06B transparently transmits the data service to the upper layer
network side equipment.
u Service configuration rules in TAG mode

The Ethernet data uploaded from the subscriber side will be added with the
CVLAN ID and SVLAN ID when passing the ONU and then sent to the
AN5116-06B. The data service will not be processed using the AN5116-06B,
but transparently transmitted to the upper layer network side equipment.
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The Ethernet data uploaded from the subscriber side will be added with the
VLAN ID when passing the ONU and then sent to the AN5116-06B. The
AN5116-06B will add the SVLAN to the data service and send it to the upper
layer network side equipment.
u Service configuration rules in translation mode

The Ethernet data uploaded from the subscriber side will be
added with a VLAN ID when passing the subscriber’s home
gateway and then sent to the ONU. The three succeeding
handling methods are as follows:
The ONU translates the original VLAN ID into the VLAN ID which complies
with the operator’s requirement and adds the SVLAN to it, and then sends
the data service to the AN5116-06B. The AN5116-06B does not process the
data service but transparently transmits it to the upper layer network side
equipment.
The ONU translates the original VLAN ID into the VLAN ID which complies
with the operator’s requirement and sends the data service to the AN5116-
06B. The AN5116-06B adds the SVLAN ID to the data service and sends it to
the upper layer network side equipment.
The ONU transparently transmits the CVLAN ID and sends the data service
to the AN5116-06B. The AN5116-06B translates the original VLAN ID into the
VLAN ID which complies with the operator’s requirement and adds the
SVLAN ID to the data service, and then sends it to the upper layer network
side equipment.
u Service configuration rules in QinQ mode

The system can process the CVLAN and SVLAN of the service based on the
source MAC address, destination MAC address, source IP address,
destination IP address, L4 source port number, L4 destination port number,
Ethernet type, inner VLAN, outer VLAN, service type, time to live, protocol
type, layer 1 CoS, layer 2 CoS and other conditions.
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When you are configuring the data service VLAN, make sure that the CVLAN
ID is within the range of service VLAN ID of the uplink port if single layer
VLAN is used. Also make sure that the SVLAN ID is within the range of the
service VLAN ID of the uplink port if QinQ VLAN is used.
u Configuration rules of bandwidth distribution

The sum of the fixed bandwidth and asssured bandwidth of the service in the
bandwidth distribution should not exceed the maximum bandwidth.

Table 5.4 Planned data for OLT voice services
data1
<name> name
vid_begin<- Starting VLAN ID
3000
vid> of service VLAN
Configuring the
service VLAN of Ending VLAN ID
vid_end <vid> of the service 3001
the uplink port
VLAN
Interface of the
uplink<port-
uplink service 19:1
No>
VLAN
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Table 5.4 Planned data for OLT voice services(Continued)

tagged (TAG
means that when
the uplink data
packet passes
the uplink port,
its VLAN Tag will
not be stripped.
[untagged|
TAG/UNTAG UNTAG means
tagged]
that when the
uplink data
packet passes
the uplink port,
its VLAN Tag will
be automatically
stripped.)
{service_- Service VLAN
1 (Data service)
type <1-8>}*1 type

Table 5.5 Planned data for ONU voice services
Service
id <1-256> bandwidth profile 1
ID
Configuring
name Service
bandwidth profile
<profile_- bandwidth profile data1
of ONU service
name> name
type [iptv|
Service type integrated
data|voice|
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Table 5.5 Planned data for ONU voice services(Continued)

tdm|
integrated|
data2|data3|
data4|com]
fix <16-
Fixed bandwidth 16
128000>
assure <0- Assured
0
128000> bandwidth
max <48- Maximum
1280
128000> bandwidth
slot <slotNo> Slot number 14
PON port
pon <ponNo> 2
number
ONU
Configuring
onu <onulist> authorization 1
service number
number
of ONU port
ONU port
port <portno> 1
number
service Service serial
1
number <0-16> number
PON port
pon <ponNo> 2
number
ONU
Configuring
service type of
number
ONU port
ONU port
port <port> 1
number
service <1- Service serial
1
16> number
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type
[multicast| Service type unicast
unicast]
PON port
pon <ponNo> 2
number
ONU
number
ONU port
port <port> 1
number
1
16> number
Configuring
vlan_mode
VLAN mode of
[tag| VLAN mode tag
ONU port service
transparent]
0
(the range is
from 0 to 7,
<cos> COS value
among which 0
is the lowest and
7 is the highest)
CVLAN TPID
<tpid> 33024
value
<c_vlanlist> CVLAN ID 400
Configuring slot <slotNo> Slot number 14
service
parameters of PON port
pon <ponNo> 2
ONU port number
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ONU
number
ONU port
port <port> 1
number
1
16> number
qinq [enable|
QinQ function enable
disable]
<cos>: priority
0
COS value
<tpid>: SVLAN
{<cos> <tpid> label protocol 33024
<profile> identifier
<service_-
<profile>: QinQ
nam> null
profile name
<s_vlan-
list>}*1 <service_nam>:
data1
service name
<s_vlanlist>:
3001
SVLAN number
5.3.4 Configuring Data Services

and Table 5.5.

Admin\vlan#set service data1 vid_begin 3000 vid_end 3001 uplink 19:1
Admin\vlan#cd ..
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Admin#cd gpononu
Admin\gpononu#

Admin\gpononu#set bandwidth_profile id 1 name data1 type integrated
fix 16 assure 0 max 1280
set onu service profile (integrated) bandwidth ok.
Admin\gpononu#cd epononu
Admin\epononu#cd qinq
Admin\epononu\qinq#
Configuring service number of ONU port

Admin\epononu\qinq#set epon slot 14 pon 2 onu 1 port 1 service
number 1
Admin\epononu\qinq#
Configuring service type of ONU port

Admin\epononu\qinq#set epon slot 14 pon 2 onu 1 port 1 service 1 type
unicast
Admin\epononu\qinq#
Configuring VLAN mode of ONU port service

Admin\epononu\qinq#set epon slot 14 pon 2 onu 1 port 1 service 1
vlan_mode tag 0 33024 400
Admin\epononu\qinq#
Configuring service parameters of ONU port

Admin\epononu\qinq#set epon slot 14 pon 2 onu 1 port 1 service 1 qinq
enable 0 33024 null data1 3001
Admin\epononu\qinq#cd ..
Admin\epononu#cd ..
Admin#

Admin#save
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Admin#

Check whether the subscriber’s computer can access Internet
normally through dial-up:
u Properly connect the subscriber’s home gateway, computer
and the ONU, making sure that the subscriber terminal can
communicate normally with the FE interfaces of the ONU.
u Use the PPPoE dial-up software on the subscriber’s computer
for dial-up.
u When the dial-up succeeds, the subscriber’s computer can
access the Internet.
5.4 Configuring Multicast Services

u Three multicast modes
4 Under the proxy mode, the core switch card and GPON
interface card are both in the proxy mode; the system
proactively manages the statuses of multicast group
members, effectively reducing the protocol load on the
uplink equipment.
4 Under the snooping mode, the core switch card and EPON
interface card are both in snooping mode; the system only
snoops and forwards the IGMP messages passively, which
causes a relatively low impact on the system load, but
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increases the protocol process load on the uplink

equipment.
4 Under the proxy-snooping mode, the core switch card is in
the proxy mode, and theGPON interface card is in the
snooping mode. This is a combination of the proxy mode
and the snooping mode.
u During bandwidth allocation: if the data service is not started up
on the ONU port, you should configure one IPTV service
bandwidth and one data bandwidth for the FTTH-type ONU 1,
as well as one IPTV service bandwidth and one Integrated
Service bandwidth for the FTTB-type ONU. If the data service is
started up on the ONU port, you should configure only one IPTV
service bandwidth for every ONU.
u For the FTTH-type ONU, after adding one multicast service to
the ONU port, you should add one unicast service which
provides channel for the multicast uplink / downlink protocol
messages; for ONU type 2 listed in Table 1.2, you should add
only one multicast service to the ONU port.
u The VLAN CoS need not be configured in the multicast services.
The downlink multicast stream carries a CoS that cannot be
modified on the OLT and the ONU. The CoS of the uplink /
downlink multicast protocol message is 0 by default.
u One multicast program can belong to only one multicast VLAN;
one multicast VLAN can include one multicast program or one
multicast program group (which refers to a set of multicast
programs that can be managed as a whole).
u If the set top box or the PC obtains the IP address via DHCP,
the user should configure a unicast service for the port when
configuring the multicast service.
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Table 5.6 Planned data for OLT multicast services
iptv1
<name> name
vid_begin<- Starting VLAN ID
100
vid> of service VLAN
Ending VLAN ID
vid_end <vid> of the service 100
VLAN
Interface of the
uplink<port-
uplink service 20:2
No>
VLAN
tagged (TAG
means that when
Configuring the the uplink data
service VLAN of packet passes
the uplink port the uplink port,
its VLAN Tag will
not be stripped.
[untagged|
TAG/UNTAG UNTAG means
tagged]
that when the
uplink data
packet passes
the uplink port,
its VLAN Tag will
be automatically
stripped.)
{service_- Service VLAN
2 (IPTV)
type <1-8>}*1 type
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Table 5.6 Planned data for OLT multicast services(Continued)

uplink port Uplink port
20:2
<portlist> number
Disable the
multicast multicast (You
package should disable
[broadcast|
suppression of Package the multicast
multicast|
the uplink port classification package
unknown|all]
suppression of
the uplink port)
[control|
proxy-proxy|
Configuring snooping|
Multicast mode proxy-snooping
Multicast mode proxy-
snooping|
disable]
100 (The VLAN
vlan
Configuring the must be within
{[default]}
multicast default Multicast VLAN the range of the
*1 {<1-4088>}
VLAN service VLANs of
*1
the uplink ports.)

Table 5.7 Planned data for ONU multicast services
Service
Configuring id <1-256> bandwidth 1 2
bandwidth profile ID
profile of name Service
ONU service <profi- bandwidth test1 test2
le_name> profile name
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Table 5.7 Planned data for ONU multicast services(Continued)

type
[iptv|
data|
voice|
tdm|
integra- Service type iptv integrated
ted|
data2|
data3|
data4|
com]
fix <16- Fixed
2400 128
128000> bandwidth
assure <0- Assured
0 0
128000> bandwidth
max <48- Maximum
6400 1280
128000> bandwidth
slot
Slot number 14
<slotNo>
pon PON port
2
<ponNo> number
Configuring ONU
onu
service authorization 1
<onulist>
number of number
ONU port port ONU port
1
<portno> number
service Service
number <0- serial 1
16> number
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Table 5.7 Planned data for ONU multicast services(Continued)

slot
Slot number 14
<slotNo>
pon PON port
2
<ponNo> number
ONU
onu
authorization 1
<onulist>
number
port ONU port
1
<port> number
Service
Configuring service
serial 1
VLAN mode <1-16>
number
of ONU port
vlan_mode
service
[tag|
VLAN mode tag
transpar-
ent]
0 (the range is from 0 to 7,
<cos> COS value among which 0 is the lowest
and 7 is the highest)
CVLAN TPID
<tpid> 33024
value
<c_vlan-
CVLAN ID 100
list>
5.4.4 Configuring Multicast Services

and Table 5.7.
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Admin\vlan#set service iptv1 vid_begin 100 vid_end 100 uplink 20:2
Admin\vlan#cd device
Admin\device#
Disable the multicast package suppression of the uplink port

Admin\device#set control uplink port 20:2 multicast disable
Admin\device#cd igmp
Admin\igmp#
Configuring Multicast mode

Admin\igmp#set igmp mode proxy-snooping
Admin\igmp#
Configuring the multicast default VLAN

Admin\igmp#set igmp vlan 100
Admin\igmp#cd gpononu
Admin\gpononu#

Admin\gpononu#set bandwidth_profile id 1 name test1 type iptv fix 2400
assure 0 max 6400
set onu service profile (iptv) bandwidth ok.
Admin\gpononu#
Admin\gpononu#set bandwidth_profile id 2 name test2 type integrated fix
128 assure 0 max 1280
set onu service profile (integrated) bandwidth ok.
Admin\gpononu#cd epononu
Admin\epononu#cd qinq
Admin\epononu\qinq#
Configuring service number of ONU port

Admin\epononu\qinq#set epon slot 14 pon 2 onu 1 port 1 service
number 1
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Admin\epononu\qinq#
Configuring VLAN mode of ONU port service

Admin\epononu\qinq#set epon slot 14 pon 2 onu 1 port 1 service 1
vlan_mode tag 0 33024 100
Admin\epononu\qinq#cd ..
Admin\epononu#cd ..
Admin#

Admin#save
Admin#

Check whether the subscriber can watch the TV program normally.
u Properly connect the subscriber’s home gateway, set top box
and the ONU, making sure that the subscriber terminal can
communicate normally with the FE interface of the ONU.
u Make sure that the subscriber can watch all the TV programs
with the VLAN ID of 100 via the home gateway or set top box.
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This manual introduces the common

OLT AN5116-06B AN5116-06B

4 Authorizing Card and ONU............................................. 13

AN5506-04 AN5506-04-B1 4×FE+2×POTS 5506-04-B

Table 1.2 GPON terminal equipment (type 2)

AN5506-01-A1G 1×GE 5506-01-A2

Table 1.2 GPON terminal equipment (type 2)(Continued)

AN5506-04-A1 4×FE 5506-04-A

AN5506-04-A3 4×FE 5506-04-A

AN5506-04-AW 16×FE 5506-04-A

AN5506-04-B3 4×FE+2×POTS 5506-04-B

AN5506-04-B4 4×FE+2×POTS 5506-04-B

Table 1.2 GPON terminal equipment (type 2)(Continued)

AN5506-09-A1H 8×FE 5506-09-A1

AN5506-10-A1H 24×FE 5506-10-A1

Table 1.2 GPON terminal equipment (type 2)(Continued)

2 Service Configuration Flow

Figure 2.1 GPON service configuration flow

3 Logging into the ANM2000

3.2 Hyper Terminal Login

2. In the Connection Description dialog box, enter the name of a

3. Click OK, and the Connect To dialog box appears.

5. Click OK, and the COM1 Properties dialog box appears.

7. Click OK, and the Console can be started up.

// In the read-only mode, type enable to enter the administrator mode.

9. Select File→Save from the menu bar of the Console window to

3.3 Telnet Login

2. Input telnet x.x.x.x in the Run dialog box.

3. Click OK to bring up the Telnet x.x.x.x window.

4 Authorizing Card and ONU

Specified card authorization

4.2 Authorizing ONU

Confuguring the ONU whitelist

Figure 5.1 GPON service network diagram

5.2 Configuring the Voice Service

5.2.1 Configuration Rules

u Configuration rules for voice service QinQ parameters

5.2.2 OLT Planning Data

Table 5.1 Planned data for OLT voice services (H.248)(Continued)

{[keepal- enable (controls whether

Table 5.1 Planned data for OLT voice services (H.248)(Continued)

10.90.60.2 (When the

Table 5.1 Planned data for OLT voice services (H.248)(Continued)

Table 5.1 Planned data for OLT voice services (H.248)(Continued)

Table 5.1 Planned data for OLT voice services (H.248)(Continued)

Table 5.1 Planned data for OLT voice services (H.248)(Continued)

Planned data for voice services (SIP)

tagged (TAG means that

SIP protocol test3 teat4

5.2.3 ONU Planning Data

Configuring name Service