SJ-20101126132257-008-ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Configuration Manual (NetNumen) Volume II

ZXA10 C220
xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment

Configuration Manual (NetNumen) Volume II
Version: V1.2.1
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Revision No. Revision Date Revision Reason
R1.0 2010-10-30 First Edition
R1.1 2010-12-30 Update information about GCSA, GCSAS and EIGMP cards
Serial Number: SJ-20101126132257-008
Publishing Date: 2010-12-30(R1.1)

Contents
About This Manual ......................................................................................... I
Declaration of RoHS Compliance ................................................................. I
Chapter 1 EPON ONU Pre-Deployment .................................................... 1-1
1.1 Creating the ONU Offline Bandwidth Profile ......................................................... 1-1
1.2 Creating the UNI Offline Bandwidth Profile ........................................................... 1-3
1.3 Creating ONU Offline Card Profile ....................................................................... 1-4
1.4 Pre-Deploying ONUs .......................................................................................... 1-5
Chapter 2 FTTB ONU Service Provisioning ............................................. 2-1

2.1 ZXDSL 9806H Service Provisioning..................................................................... 2-1
2.1.1 Provisioning the 9806H Broadband Service ............................................... 2-1
2.1.2 Provisioning the 9806H Multicast Service................................................... 2-4
2.1.3 Provisioning the 9806H VoIP Service......................................................... 2-4
2.2 F820 Service Provisioning .................................................................................. 2-6
2.2.1 Provisioning F820 Broadband Service ....................................................... 2-6
2.2.2 Provisioning F820 Multicast Service .......................................................... 2-8
2.2.3 Provisioning F820 VoIP Service ................................................................ 2-8
2.3 F822 Service Provisioning .................................................................................. 2-9
2.3.1 Provisioning the F822 Broadband Service................................................ 2-10
2.3.2 Provisioning the F822 Multicast Service................................................... 2-12
2.3.3 Provisioning the F822 VoIP Service ......................................................... 2-13
Chapter 3 FTTH ONU Service Provisioning (EPON)................................ 3-1

3.1 Authenticating an FTTH EPON ONU ................................................................... 3-1
3.2 Provisioning the F420 Broadband Service............................................................ 3-3
3.3 Provisioning the F420 Multicast Service............................................................... 3-5
3.4 Provisioning F420 VoIP Service .......................................................................... 3-9
Chapter 4 FTTH ONU Service Provisioning (GPON) ............................... 4-1

4.1 Authenticating an FTTH GPON ONU ................................................................... 4-1
4.2 Provisioning F625 Broadband Service ................................................................. 4-4
4.3 Provisioning the F625 Multicast Service............................................................. 4-12
4.4 Provisioning the F625 VoIP Service ................................................................... 4-21
Chapter 5 Alarm and Fault Handling ........................................................ 5-1

5.1 Querying and Locating an ONU In the Whole Network.......................................... 5-3
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5.2 Handling an ONU Alarm ..................................................................................... 5-6
5.3 Handling an ONU Fault....................................................................................... 5-8
5.4 Port Fault Handling............................................................................................5-11
5.4.1 Handling FTTB ONU Broadband Port Faults .............................................5-11
5.4.2 Handling FTTB ONU VoIP Port Faults ..................................................... 5-15
5.4.3 Handling FTTH ONU VoIP Port Faults ..................................................... 5-18
Chapter 6 Routine Maintenance................................................................ 6-1

6.1 Performing PON Unified Management ................................................................. 6-1
6.2 Resource Statistics and Resource Query ............................................................. 6-5
6.2.1 Resource Statistics................................................................................... 6-5
6.2.2 Resource Query ..................................................................................... 6-15
6.3 Performance Management................................................................................ 6-25
6.3.1 Real-time Performance Monitoring .......................................................... 6-25
6.3.2 History Traffic Monitoring ........................................................................ 6-31
6.4 Querying History Traffic Globally ....................................................................... 6-34
6.5 Checking the System........................................................................................ 6-36
Chapter 7 System Tools............................................................................. 7-1

7.1 Clear Alert Table Tool ......................................................................................... 7-1
7.2 Delete Temp File Tool ......................................................................................... 7-2
7.3 External NE Link Polling Tool (LinkPoll)................................................................ 7-3
7.4 Modify ONU Names In Batch Tool ....................................................................... 7-4
7.5 Fast Back Up and Restore NetNumen N31 Data Tool ........................................... 7-7
7.6 Get NetNumen N31 Server Running Information Tool ........................................... 7-8
Figures............................................................................................................. I
Tables ...........................................................................................................VII
Index ..............................................................................................................IX
Glossary ........................................................................................................XI
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About This Manual
Purpose
The ZXA10 C220 xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment (ZXA10 C220 for short)
is a full-service optical access platform. It supports the video, data, voice, TDM, and CATV
services. The ZXA10 C220 can be connected with ONUs of medium or larger capacity
through various networking technologies.
The ZXA10 C220 device consists of the main control and switching card, xPON subscriber
cards, CES uplink card, and Ethernet uplink card. It provides large-capacity controllable
multicast and high QoS control.
This manual provides detailed information about configurations (NetNumen) on the ZXA10
C220 xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment.
Intended Audience
This document is intended for:
l Installation and debugging engineer
l System maintenance engineer
l Data configuration engineer
Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge

To use this document effectively, users should have a general understanding of network
technology. Familiarity with the following is helpful:
l The ZXA10 C220 system and its various components
l Maintenance procedures
l Local operating procedures
What Is in This Manual

This manual contains the following chapters:
Chapter Summary
Chapter 1, EPON ONU Pre-Deployment Describes the pre-deployment of the EPON ONUs.
Chapter 2, FTTB ONU Service Provisioning Describes the service provisioning of the FTTB
ONUs.
Chapter 3, FTTH ONU Service Provisioning Describes the service provisioning of the FTTB
(EPON) EPON ONUs.
Chapter 4, FTTH ONU Service Provisioning Describes the service provisioning of the FTTB
(GPON) GPON ONUs.
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Chapter Summary
Chapter 5, Alarm and Fault Handling Describes the handling ways for the alarms and
faults.
Chapter 6, Routine Maintenance Describes the routine maintenance on the ZXA10

C220.
Chapter 7, System Tools Describes the system tools of the ZXA10 C220.
Related Documentation
The following documentation is related to this manual:
l ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Documentation
Guide
l ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Feature Guide
l ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Product
Description
l ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Hardware
Description
l ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Cabinet
Installation Guide
l ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Configuration
Manual (CLI)
l ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Configuration
Manual (NetNumen) Volume I
l ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Maintenance
Manual
l ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Alarm and
Notification Message Reference
l ZXA10 C220 (V1.2.1) xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Command
Reference (Volume I)
Reference (Volume II)
Reference (Volume III)
Reference (Volume IV)
Reference (Volume V)
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Declaration of RoHS
Compliance
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Chapter 1
EPON ONU Pre-Deployment
Table of Contents
Creating the ONU Offline Bandwidth Profile ...............................................................1-1
Creating the UNI Offline Bandwidth Profile .................................................................1-3
Creating ONU Offline Card Profile ..............................................................................1-4
Pre-Deploying ONUs..................................................................................................1-5
1.1 Creating the ONU Offline Bandwidth Profile

Short Description
Perform this procedure to create the ONU offline bandwidth profile.
Prerequisites
Before this operation, make sure that:
l You have logged in to the NetNumen N31 NMS.
l The in-band NM and route are configured.
l The data on the OLT is configured.
Context
To create the ONU offline bandwidth profile, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose EPON Management > Profile
Management > ONU Offline Bandwidth Profile. The ONU Offline Bandwidth
Profile window appears, as shown in Figure 1-1.
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Figure 1-1 ONU Offline Bandwidth Profile
2. On the left pane of the ONU Offline Bandwidth Profile window, click new. Fill in
Templet Name and set the parameters, which are described in Table 1-1.
Table 1-1 Parameters for ONU Offline Bandwidth Profile Configuration
Parameter Description
UpAssured Bw Assured upstream bandwidth that the system allocates to the ONU
(Kb/s) Unit: Kbps
UpMax Bw Maximum upstream bandwidth that the system allocates to the ONU when
(Kb/s) the bandwidth is idle
Unit: Kbps
UpMax Burst Upstream maximum burst size

Size (Bytes) Unit: byte
UpPri ONU priority on extra bandwidth allocation

Because all the ONUs have the same priority by default, keep the default
value for this parameter.
DownMax Bw Maximum downstream bandwidth that the system allocates to the ONU when
(Kb/s) the bandwidth is idle
Unit: Kbps
DownMax Burst Downstream maximum burst size

Size (Bytes) Unit: byte
3. Click Create.
– End of Steps –
Result
The ONU offline bandwidth profile is configured.
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1.2 Creating the UNI Offline Bandwidth Profile

Short Description
Perform this procedure to create the UNI offline bandwidth profile.
Prerequisites
Context
To create the UNI offline bandwidth profile, perform the following steps:
Steps
Management > UNI Offline Bandwidth Profile. The UNI Offline Bandwidth Profile
window appears, as shown in Figure 1-2.
Figure 1-2 UNI Offline Bandwidth Profile
2. On the left pane of the UNI Offline Bandwidth Profile window, click new. Fill in
Templet Name and set the parameters, which are described in Table 1-2.
Table 1-2 Parameters for UNI Offline Bandwidth Profile Configuration
Upstream Cir(Kbps) Assured upstream bandwidth

Unit: Kbps
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Upstream Cbs(Bytes) Upstream committed burst size

Unit: byte
Upstream Ebs(Bytes) Upstream excess burst size

Unit: byte
Default: 0
Downstream Cir(Kbps) Assured downstream bandwidth

Unit: Kbps
Downstream Downstream committed burst size

Cbs(Bytes) Unit: byte
Downstream Downstream excess burst size

Ebs(Bytes) Unit: byte
Default: 0
3. Click Create.
Result
The UNI offline bandwidth profile is configured.
1.3 Creating ONU Offline Card Profile

Short Description
Perform this procedure to create the ONU offline card profile.
Prerequisites

Context
To create the ONU offline card profile, perform the following steps:
Steps
Management > ONU Offline Card Profile. The ONU Offline Card Profile window
appears, as shown in Figure 1-3.
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Figure 1-3 ONU Offline Card Profile
2. On the left pane of the ONU Offline Card Profile window, click new. Fill in Templet
Name and set offline cards in the slots accordingly.
3. Click Create.
Result
The ONU offline card profile is configured.
1.4 Pre-Deploying ONUs

Short Description
Perform this procedure to pre-deploy ONUs.
Prerequisites
Before this operation, make sure that the following profiles are created:
l ONU offline bandwidth profile
l UNI offline bandwidth profile
l ONU offline card profile
Context
During network construction, you can pre-deploy ONUs on the network and set the
parameters and logical topology. Then, the engineers install the ONUs and set up the
physical connections.
To pre-deploy ONUs, perform the following steps:
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Steps
1. Run the offline configuration profile tool.
Go to .\netnumen\ums-clnt\zxnm01\is\rosc200\ros-c200-conf.par\pr
ofiles\ONU_Batch_Config V3\ and run ONU_Batch_Config V3.xls. V3 is
the version number and it changes when the NMS is upgraded.
2. Configure the parameters.
Caution!
Make sure that the macro and ActiveX are enabled. Otherwise, the buttons in the Excels are
ineffective.
In the offline configuration profile tool, set the parameters accordingly and save the
.xls file to the local disk. Table 1-3 describes the parameters.
Table 1-3 Parameters on Offline Configuration Profile Tool
Parameter Data Type Value Range Description
ONU ID Integer 1–64 –
SN/MAC String Size (0–32) ONU authentication serial number or

MAC address
It cannot exceed 32 bytes.
ONU Type String Size (0–32) ONU type, such as ZTE-F822
Group Name String Size (0–63) Name of the group automatically

created
Management IP String IP address If the management address uses the

Address voice IP address, this parameter can
be left blank.
Management IP String IP address If the management address uses the

Mask voice IP address, this parameter can
be left blank.
Optical Line String Size (0–20) –

Number
ONU Name String Size (0–20) It cannot exceed 20 bytes and can be
left blank.
User Name String Size (0–20) It can be left blank.
Commissioning String Size (0–20) It cannot exceed 10 bytes and can be

Person left blank.
Description String Size (0–20) It cannot exceed 67 bytes and can be

left blank.
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ONU Bandwidth String Size (0–20) –

Profile
ONU Card String Size (0–20) –

Configuration
Profile
ONU UNI Port String Size (0–20) –

Bandwidth
Profile
ONU UNI Port String Enable –

Status
Disable
CVLAN String Size (0–63) ONU CVLAN configuration
PVLAN String Size (0–63) ONU PVLAN configuration

If PVLAN is configured, the TLS VLAN
is enabled for the ONU virtual port
VLAN mode, and the TLS VLAN is set
to PVLAN.
Relation String Mutual Relation between the management IP

Between independent address and VoIP address
Management
Using VoIP
IP Address and
address the
VoIP Address
management
address
VoIP Address String Static IP address –

Mode
DHCP
PPPoE
VoIP Address String IP address –
VoIP Mask String IP address –
VoIP Gateway String IP address –
VoIP DNS String IP address –
VoIP PPPoE String Size (0–20) –

User Name
VoIP PPPoE String Size (0–20) –

Password
VoIP VLAN Integer 1–4096 –
VoIP VLAN Integer 0–7 –

Priority
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VoIP Protocol String H.248 –

Type
MGCP
SIP
Access Mode String IP –
Domain name
Domain Name String Size (0–20) –
Primary BAC IP String IP address Primary BAC IP address for the VoIP
Address service
Secondary BAC String IP address Secondary BAC IP address for the

IP Address VoIP service
User TID Prefix String Size (0–20) User TID prefix of the VoIP service,
such as aaln/
User TID Index String Size (0–20) User TID index of the VoIP service,
that is, the starting number
RTP TID Prefix String Size (0–20) RTP TID prefix of the VoIP service,
such as RTP/
It needs to be configured only when
the H.248 protocol is used.
RTP TID Index Integer 1–8 RTP TID index length of the VoIP
Length service
RTP TID Initial String Size (0–20) RTP TID initial index of the VoIP
Index service, such as 5200
SIP Primary String IP address SIP primary proxy server

Proxy
SIP Secondary String IP address SIP secondary proxy server

Proxy
SIP User String Size (0–63) SIP user, including user name and
password, such as 36370235/123456
and 36370236/654321
MVLAN Tag String Yes Whether to strip the MVLAN tag

Stripping
No
MVLAN Integer 1–4096 –
CVLAN Integer 1–4096 –
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3. Add ONUs in batch.

a. Open the ONU Batch Configuration window.
Right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose EPON Management > ONU Batch
Configuration. The ONU Batch Configuration window appears, as shown in
Figure 1-4.
Figure 1-4 ONU Batch Configuration
b. Import the configuration information.

Select the card and the PON port, type the ONU global parameters, and then click
Import to import the batch configuration information (the .xls file saved in Step 2).
If the typed information is of an incorrect format, the message is displayed, as
shown in Figure 1-5. This message indicates that the offline configuration profile
fails to be created on the OLT.
Figure 1-5 ONU Batch Configuration Error
c. Complete the batch configuration.

Click Batch Config to start batch configuration. When it is complete, view the
configuration details.
4. Configure the ONU automatically when it gets online.
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After the engineers install and power ON the ONU NE, the NE reports the configuration
message to the NMS. When the NMS receives the trap message from the NE, it starts
auto configuration on the ONU.
Note:
This step does not need manual configuration and it is implemented automatically between the
NMS and NE.
Result
The ONUs are pre-deployed.
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Chapter 2
FTTB ONU Service
Provisioning
Table of Contents
ZXDSL 9806H Service Provisioning ...........................................................................2-1
F820 Service Provisioning..........................................................................................2-6
F822 Service Provisioning..........................................................................................2-9
2.1 ZXDSL 9806H Service Provisioning

This section includes the following topics:
l Provisioning the 9806H Broadband Service
l Provisioning the 9806H Multicast Service
l Provisioning the 9806H VoIP Service
2.1.1 Provisioning the 9806H Broadband Service

Short Description
Perform this procedure to provision the 9806H broadband service.
Prerequisites

l The OLT device network is deployed.
l The ONU device network is deployed.
Context
To provision the 9806H broadband service, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the Port Manager window.
On the chassis view, right-click an ADSL subscriber card and choose Port Manager.
The Port Manager window appears, as shown in Figure 2-1.
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Figure 2-1 ADSL Port Manager – 9806H
2. View the port status.

Table 2-1 lists the indicator status of the ADSL port.
Table 2-1 ADSL Port Indicator Status
Indicator Running Status Administration Status
Online Enabled
Offline Enabled
Online/Offline Disabled
3. Enable the port.

Select a port from the port list, and then click Enable to enable the port.
4. Configure the port parameters.
Select the enabled port, and then click Line Profile to open the ADSL Line Profile
Configuration window. Set the parameters as shown in Figure 2-2.
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Figure 2-2 ADSL Port Configuration – 9806H
5. Set the user information.

In the Port Manager window, select a port, and then click User to open the User
Management dialog box, as shown in Figure 2-3. Set the user information, and then
click Create to complete the configuration.
Figure 2-3 User Management – 9806H
Note:
User management information is used to help find and locate the ONU.
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Result
The 9806H broadband service is provisioned successfully.
2.1.2 Provisioning the 9806H Multicast Service

Short Description
Perform this procedure to provision the 9806H multicast service.
Prerequisites
Context
The procedure to provision the 9806H multicast service is similar to that to provision the
broadband service. Refer to the topic 2.1.1 Provisioning the 9806H Broadband Service
for detailed information.
2.1.3 Provisioning the 9806H VoIP Service

Short Description
Perform this procedure to provision the 9806H VoIP service.
Prerequisites

Context
To provision the 9806H VoIP service, perform the following steps:
Steps
On the chassis view, right-click a VoIP card and choose Port Manager. The Port
Manager window appears, as shown in Figure 2-4.
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Figure 2-4 Port Manager – 9806H

View the port status and configure the port parameters as required. Table 2-2 lists
VoIP port status.
Table 2-2 VoIP Port Status
Port Status Description
Circuit Block Status Block or unblock
Communication Status Work or not
User Lockout/Idle Status Idle or not
Termination ID Port Termination ID
Self Exchange Phone Exchange through AG instead of SS

Number
Fax Mode Default: T.30
User Information User information which is used for fuzzy query

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Figure 2-5 User Management – 9806H
Note:
Result
The 9806H VoIP service is provisioned successfully.
2.2 F820 Service Provisioning

l Provisioning F820 Broadband Service
l Provisioning F820 Multicast Service
l Provisioning F820 VoIP Service
2.2.1 Provisioning F820 Broadband Service

Short Description
Perform this procedure to provision the F820 broadband service.
Prerequisites
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Context
To provision the F820 broadband service, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. On Main Logical View, right-click the F820 NE and choose Port Management to
display the Port Manager window.
2. Select the broadband service card and double-click a port, as shown in Figure 2-6.
Figure 2-6 Ethernet Port Manager – F820
3. In the Port Manager window, you can perform different operations.

Table 2-3 describes the operations.
Table 2-3 Operations Related to The Port
Operation Description
Click Enable. Enable the administration status of the port.
Click Disable. Disable the administration status of the port.
Click Reset. Reset the port.
Click Port User. Configure the user information.
Click Refresh. Refresh the port status.
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Result
The F820 broadband service is provisioned successfully.
2.2.2 Provisioning F820 Multicast Service

Short Description
Perform this procedure to provision the F820 multicast service.
Prerequisites
Context
The procedure to provision the F820 multicast service is similar to that to provision the
broadband service. Refer to the topic 2.2.1 Provisioning F820 Broadband Service for
detailed information.
2.2.3 Provisioning F820 VoIP Service

Short Description
Perform this procedure to provision the F820 VoIP service.
Prerequisites

Context
To provision the F820 VoIP service, perform the following steps:
Steps
display the Port Manager.
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Figure 2-7 VoIP Port Manager – F820
3. In the Port Manager window, you can perform different operations.

Table 2-4 describes the operations.
Table 2-4 Operations Related to The Port
Click Active. Activate the administration status of the port.
Click Disactive. Deactivate the administration status of the port.
Click Reset. Reset the port.
Click Port User. Configure the user information.
Click Refresh. Refresh the port status.
Result
The F820 VoIP service is provisioned successfully.
2.3 F822 Service Provisioning

l Provisioning the F822 Broadband Service

l Provisioning the F822 Multicast Service
l Provisioning the F822 VoIP Service
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2.3.1 Provisioning the F822 Broadband Service

Short Description
Prerequisites

Context
Steps
On the chassis view, right-click an Ethernet subscriber card and choose Port Manager.
The Port Manager window appears, as shown in Figure 2-8.
Figure 2-8 Port Manager

Table 2-5 lists the indicator status of the LAN port.
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Table 2-5 LAN Port Indicator Status
Indicator Running Status Administration Status
Online Enabled
Offline Enabled
Online/Offline Disabled
3. Enable the port.

Select a port from the port list, and then click Enable to enable the port.
4. Configure the port parameters.
Select the enabled port, and then click Port Configuration to open the Ethernet Port
Configuration dialog box. Set the parameters, as shown in Figure 2-9.
Figure 2-9 Port Configuration

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Figure 2-10 User Management
Note:
Result
2.3.2 Provisioning the F822 Multicast Service

Short Description
Prerequisites

Context
The procedure to provision the F822 multicast service is similar to that to provision the
broadband service. Refer to the topic 2.3.1 Provisioning the F822 Broadband Service for
detailed information.
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2.3.3 Provisioning the F822 VoIP Service

Short Description
Prerequisites

Context
Steps
On the chassis view, right-click a VoIP card and choose Port Manager. The Port
Manager window appears, as shown in Figure 2-11.
Figure 2-11 Port Manager – F822

View the port status and configure the port parameters as required. Table 2-6 lists the
VoIP port status.
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Table 2-6 VoIP Port Status
Port Status Description
Circuit Block Status Block or unblock
Communication Status Work or not
User Lockout/Idle Status Idle or not
Termination ID Port Termination ID
Self Exchange Phone Exchange through AG instead of SS

Number
Fax Mode Default: T.30
User Information User information which is used for fuzzy query

Figure 2-12 User Management – F822
Note:
Result
The 9806H VoIP service is provisioned successfully.
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Chapter 3
FTTH ONU Service
Provisioning (EPON)
Table of Contents
Authenticating an FTTH EPON ONU ..........................................................................3-1
Provisioning the F420 Broadband Service ..................................................................3-3
Provisioning the F420 Multicast Service .....................................................................3-5
Provisioning F420 VoIP Service .................................................................................3-9
3.1 Authenticating an FTTH EPON ONU

Short Description
Perform this procedure to authenticate an FTTH EPON ONU.
Prerequisites
Context
To authenticate an FTTH ONU, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the ONU Configuration window.
The NetNumen N31 NMS provides two ways to open the ONU Configuration window,
as described in Table 3-1.
Table 3-1 Ways to Open ONU Configuration Management Window
Purpose Operation
Open the ONU On the OLT chassis view, right-click the specified PON port and choose
Configuration ONU Configuration.
window.
In the Topology Management window, right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and
choose ONU Configuration. Set the correct card and port.
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The ONUs are managed in the ONU Configuration window under the specified PON
port in a unified way, as shown in Figure 3-1.
Figure 3-1 ONU Configuration Management
2. Create an ONU.
In the ONU Configuration window, click Add ONU to open the ONU Attribute dialog
box, as shown in Figure 3-2.
Figure 3-2 ONU Attribute

In the ONU Attribute dialog box, set the parameters for the new ONU, as listed in
Table 3-2.
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Table 3-2 ONU Attribute Configuration Parameters
Parameter Configuration
ID The NMS automatically generates a new ONU ID when creating an ONU.
Auth value ONU authentication MAC address

If the ONU is connected to the PON port and is powered ON, the OLT device
can learn the ONU information, including the ONU authentication information.
Click the icon next to Auth value to open the unThounOnuConfig dialog
box. From the list, select the ONUs that are learnt by the PON port but not
authenticated. Click OK. Then, the ONU MAC address is automatically displayed
in Auth value.
ONU type Select the ONU type profile configured on the OLT device.
Splitter ID Configure it according to the actual networking.
BandWidth Select the correct bandwidth profile accordingly.
Management The NMS manages the FTTH ONUs in OAM and extended OAM modes.
Channel Therefore, the management channel IP address and mask do not need to be
configured. The FTTH ONU topology nodes do not need to be created.
4. Complete the configuration.

Click OK to return to the ONU Configuration window.
Result
An FTTH ONU is authenticated.
3.2 Provisioning the F420 Broadband Service

Short Description
Prerequisites
l The ONU supports extended OAM protocol management.
Configuration Data
Table 3-3 lists the F420 broadband service configuration data.
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Table 3-3 F420 Broadband Service Configuration Data
Item Data
Service VLAN VLAN ID: 2001
Service port 1
VLAN mode Tag
Context
Steps
a. On Main Logical View, right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose ONU
Configuration. The ONU Configuration window appears.
b. Select the card and port, as shown in Figure 3-3.
Figure 3-3 ONU Configuration
2. Configure the VLAN.

a. In the ONU Configuration dialog box, right-click the F420 from the ONU
list and choose VLAN/Multicast Configuration. The VLAN and Multicast
Configuration dialog box appears.
b. In the VLAN and Multicast Configuration dialog box, click the VLAN
Configuration tab.
c. Select the port used for the broadband service, and then modify the port VLAN
configuration.
For example, select port 1 and add port 1 to VLAN 2001. Select Tag for Mode, as
shown in Figure 3-4.
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Figure 3-4 VLAN and Multicast Configuration
d. Click Set to save the configuration.
Result
3.3 Provisioning the F420 Multicast Service

Short Description
Prerequisites
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Configuration Data
Table 3-4 lists the F420 multicast service configuration data.
Table 3-4 F420 Multicast Service Configuration Data
Item Data
Multicast VLAN 51
Unicast VLAN 85
Multicast protocol IGMP Snooping
Service port 2
VLAN mode Tag
To provision the F420 multicast service, perform the following steps:
Steps
2. Configure the VLAN.
a. In the ONU Configuration dialog box, right-click the F420 from the ONU
list and choose VLAN/Multicast Configuration. The VLAN and Multicast
Configuration dialog box appears.
Configuration tab.
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c. Select the port used for the unicast service, and then modify the port VLAN
configuration.
For example, select port 2, add port 2 to VLAN 85, and select Tag for Mode, as
Figure 3-6 VLAN and Multicast Configuration
3. Configure the multicast protocol.

a. In the VLAN and Multicast Configuration dialog box, click the Multicast
Configuration tab.
b. Configure the parameters, as shown in Figure 3-7.
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Figure 3-7 Multicast Configuration
Table 3-5 describes the parameters on the Multicast Configuration tab.
Table 3-5 Multicast Configuration Parameters Description
Multicast Protocol l If IGMP Snooping is selected, the ONU must use the
Snooping protocol.
l If IGMP Proxy is selected, the ONU can use any
protocol.
Fast Leave Status The default value is Enable.
4. Bind the receiving port with the multicast VLAN.
Configuration tab.
b. Select the port in the Received Port Configuration list.
c. Click beside Multicast VLAN to display the Multicast VLAN Configuration

dialog box.
d. Select 51 from the Available Multicast VLAN column. Click to add VLAN
51 to the Multicast VLAN column, as shown in Figure 3-8.
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Figure 3-8 Multicast VLAN Configuration
e. Click OK to go back to the VLAN and Multicast Configuration dialog box.

5. Configure tag stripe of the multicast port.
Configuration tab.
b. Configure the maximum multicast group number in the Max Group Num text box.
c. Select Stripe from the Is Peer Off Tag drop-down list.
d. Click Set.
Result
The F420 multicast service is provisioned successfully.
3.4 Provisioning F420 VoIP Service

Short Description
Prerequisites
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Configuration Data
Table 3-6 lists the F420 VoIP service configuration data.
Table 3-6 F420 VoIP Service Configuration Data
Item Data
Voice VLAN 46
VoIP IP profile TestProfileIP
VoIP VLAN profile TestProfileVLAN
VoIP protocol profile (H.248) TestProfileH248
VoIP fax profile TestProfileFax
User TID AG58900 – AG85901 (default)
RTP TID RTP00000 – RTP00001
Context
Steps
Configuration to open the ONU Configuration window.
2. Bind the voice VLAN.

a. In the ONU Configuration window, right-click the F420 NE and choose
VLAN/Multicast Configuration. The VLAN and Multicast Configuration dialog
box appears.
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Configuration tab.
c. Click beside Tagged VLAN. Type 46 in the VLAN List text box and then click
Bind. In this example, EPON ONU port is added to VLAN 46 in tagged mode.
3. Apply the profiles to F420.
a. In the ONU Configuration window, right-click the F420 NE and choose VOIP
Configuration > Profile Apply Config. The VOIP Profile Apply Configuration
dialog box appears.
b. Select the VoIP profiles, as shown in Figure 3-10.
Figure 3-10 VoIP Profile Apply Configuration
c. Click Config to confirm.

4. (Optional) Configure the VoIP IP address.
Configuration > Connect Config. The VOIP Connect Config dialog box
appears.
b. Configure the parameters as required, as shown in Figure 3-11.
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Figure 3-11 VoIP Connect Configuration
Table 3-7 describes the parameters in the VOIP Connect Config dialog box.
Table 3-7 VoIP Connect Configuration Parameters Description
Card l For F420, card is slot 1.

l For F820, card is the real slot in which the voice card is.
IP Address It is consistent with the IP address of the corresponding node

assigned by SS.
l If the IP Address Mode in the VoIP profile is Static, it is
necessary to configure the IP address.
l If the IP Address Mode in the VoIP profile is DHCP or
PPPoE, it is unnecessary to configure the IP address.

5. Configure the domain name.
a. In the ONU Configuration window, right-click the F420 and choose VOIP
Configuration > Domain Config. The VOIP Domain Config dialog box appears.
b. Configure the parameters as required, as shown in Figure 3-12.
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Figure 3-12 VoIP Domain Configuration
Table 3-8 describes the parameters in the VOIP Domain Config dialog box.
Table 3-8 VoIP Domain Configuration Parameters Description
Card l For F420, card is slot 1.

l For F820, card is the real slot in which the voice card is.
Domain It is consistent with the domain name configured on the

media gateway controller.

6. Configure the narrowband user termination IP (User-TID).
Configuration > TID Config (User). The VOIP User TID Config dialog box
appears.
b. Click Add. Configure the user TID parameters in the pop-up dialog box, as shown
in Figure 3-13.
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Figure 3-13 VoIP User TID Configuration
c. Click OK to confirm.
7. Configure VoIP resource termination ID (RTP-TID).
Configuration > TID Config (RTP). The TID Configuration (RTP) dialog box
appears.
b. Configure VoIP resource termination ID, as shown in Figure 3-14.
Figure 3-14 TID Configuration (RTP)
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Chapter 4
FTTH ONU Service
Provisioning (GPON)
Table of Contents
Authenticating an FTTH GPON ONU..........................................................................4-1
Provisioning F625 Broadband Service........................................................................4-4
Provisioning the F625 Multicast Service ...................................................................4-12
Provisioning the F625 VoIP Service..........................................................................4-21
4.1 Authenticating an FTTH GPON ONU

Short Description
Perform this procedure to authenticate an FTTH GPON ONU.
Prerequisites

l The ZXA10 C220 communicates with the NMS properly.
l The GPON ONU is connected to the OLT properly.
Context
This topic takes the ZXA10 F625 (F625 for short) as an example.
To authenticate a GPON ONU, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the ONU Basic Information window.
Right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose GPON Management > ONU Basic
Information to open the ONU Basic Information window.
2. Query the unauthenticated ONU.

In the ONU Basic Information window, select the GPON card and the PON port, the
unauthenticated ONU is displayed in the Registered but not in Service ONU pane,
as shown in Figure 4-1.
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Figure 4-1 ONU Basic Information (Unauthenticated ONU)
3. Authenticate the ONU.

a. Click Create to open the Add ONU dialog box.
b. Configure the ONU basic information, as shown in Figure 4-2.
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Figure 4-2 Add ONU
Table 4-1 describes parameters of ONU basic information.
Table 4-1 ONU Basic Information Parameters Description
ONU ONU ID
ONU scene The ZXA10 C220 supports three V-Port modes:

l GEM port
l ONU
l Manual
ONU name ONU name
Auth mode The ZXA10 C220 supports three authentication modes:

l Serial number
l Password
l Serial number and password
ONU SN Serial number of the ONU
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ONU password The ZXA10 C220 supports three password modes:

l None
l Forced
ONU password mode Only valid in the Forced password mode
ONU type Type of the ONU
Target state l Deactive: The OLT cannot manage the ONU.

l OMCI ready: The OLT can manages the ONU through
the OMCI.
DBA mode The ZXA10 C220 supports two DBA modes:

l SR (Status Reporting): The OLT requests the ONU to
report the usage status of its T-CONT buffer.
l NSR (Non Status Reporting): The OLT estimates the
cache occupation of the T-CONT by detecting the idle
GEM frame ratio of the upstream flow.
c. Click OK to return to the ONU Basic Information window.

4. Click Close.
Result
The GPON ONU is authenticated successfully.
4.2 Provisioning F625 Broadband Service

Short Description
Prerequisites

l The GPON ONU is authenticated.
l The OLT configuration is completed.
Configuration Data
Table 4-2 describes configuration data of the F625 broadband service.
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Table 4-2 Configuration Data of F625 Broadband Service
Item Data
VLAN ID 101
Priority 1
ONU service port eth_1
OLT 1/1
ONU ID 1
T-CONT l Name: 625

l T-CONT ID: 1
l Bandwidth profile: default
Traffic connection l GEM Port ID: 1

l Flow: 2
ONU uplink VLAN filter mode l Tagged frame: VID filter

l Untagged frame: discard
ONU UNI VLAN filter mode l Tagged frame: VID filter

ONU UNI VLAN tag operation l Upstream: add tag

mode l Downstream: remove tag
Context
To provision the broadband service, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Configure the T-CONT.
a. Right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose GPON Management > ONU T-CONT
Bandwidth Configuration to open the ONU T-CONT Bandwidth Configuration
window, and then click to select the GPON card, as shown in Figure 4-3.
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Figure 4-3 ONU T-CONT Bandwidth Configuration
b. Click Add to open the Add ONU T-CONT Bandwidth Configuration dialog box.
c. Configure T-CONT parameters, and click after Bandwidth to select the
bandwidth profile, as shown in Figure 4-4, and then click OK.
Figure 4-4 Add ONU T-CONT Bandwidth Configuration
2. Open the Traffic Connection window.
a. Right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose GPON Management > Traffic
Connection to open the Traffic Connection window.
b. Select the GPON card, the PON port, and the ONU, as shown in Figure 4-5.
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Figure 4-5 Traffic Connection
3. Configure the GEM Port.

a. On the GemPort tab, click Add to open the Create GemPort dialog box.
b. Configure GEM Port parameters, as shown in Figure 4-6, and then click OK to
return to the Traffic Connection window.
Figure 4-6 Create GEM Port
4. Configure the flow.
a. On the Flow tab, click Add to open the Create Flow dialog box.
b. Configure the flow parameters, as shown in Figure 4-7, and then click OK to return
to the Traffic Connection window.
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Figure 4-7 Create Flow
Note:
l Flow 1 and flow 255 are the default flows.
l By default, all UNI ports are bound to switch unit 1.
5. Configure the traffic connection.

a. On the Connect tab, click Add to open the Create Connect dialog box.
b. Configure the connection parameters, as shown in Figure 4-8, and then click OK.
Figure 4-8 Create Connection
6. Configure ONU VLAN filter parameters.
a. Right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose GPON Management > Flow TCI Map
Mode Configuration to open the Flow TCI Map Mode Configuration window.
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Figure 4-9 Flow TCI Map Mode Configuration
c. Select the flow and click Modify to open the Modify ONU Uplink VLAN TAG Filer
Mode dialog box.
d. Configure VLAN Tag filter mode, as shown in Figure 4-10, and then click OK to
return to the Flow TCI Map Mode Configuration window.
Figure 4-10 Modify ONU Uplink VLAN TAG Filer Mode
e. Click Filter Item Management to open the Flow TCI Map Item Configuration
dialog box.
f. Click Create to open the Create Flow TCI Map Item dialog box.
g. Configure the priority and the VLAN ID, as shown in Figure 4-11, and then click
OK.
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Figure 4-11 Create Flow TCI Map Item
7. Configure ONU UNI VLAN filter parameters

a. Right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose GPON Management > ONU UNI
VLAN TAG Filter to open the ONU UNI VLAN TAG Filter window.
b. Select the GPON card, the PON port, and the ONU, and then click Create to open
the Create ONU UNI VLAN TAG Filter Mode dialog box.
c. Configure VLAN tag filter mode, as shown in Figure 4-12, and then click OK to
return to the ONU UNI VLAN TAG Filter window.
Figure 4-12 Create ONU UNI VLAN Tag Filter Mode
d. Click Filter Item Management to open the ONU UNI VLAN TAG Filter Item
Management dialog box.
e. Click Create to open the Create ONU UNI VLAN TAG Filter Item dialog box.
f. Configure the priority and the VLAN ID, as shown in Figure 4-13, and then click
OK.
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Figure 4-13 Create ONU UNI VLAN Tag Filter Item
8. Configure ONU UNI VLAN tag operation mode.

a. Right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose GPON Management > ONU VLAN
TAG to open the ONU VLAN TAG Management window.
the Create ONU VLAN TAG dialog box.
c. Configure the parameters, as shown in Figure 4-14, and then click OK.
Figure 4-14 Create ONU VLAN Tag
9. Save the configuration data.

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Result
4.3 Provisioning the F625 Multicast Service

Short Description
Prerequisites
l The ONU is authenticated.
l The T-CONT is configured.
l The IPTV service on the OLT side is configured.
Configuration Data
Table 4-3 describes the configuration data of the F625 multicast service.
Table 4-3 Configuration Data of F625 Multicast Service
Item Data
Multicast service VLAN ID 500
Priority 5
Multicast protocol IGMP Snooping
Multicast protocol (unicasat) 201

VLAN ID
ONU service port eth_2
Multicast group IP address 224.1.1.1 – 224.1.1.3
ONU service port 2/1
ONU uplink port 3/1
OLT port 1/1
ONU ID 1
T-CONT l Name: 625

l T-CONT ID: 1

l Flow: 3
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ONU UNI port VLAN filter mode l Tagged frame: VID filter
ONU UNI VLAN tag operation l Upstream: add tag

Context
To provision the multicast service, perform the following steps:
Steps
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4. Configure the unicast flow.

b. Configure the parameters, as shown in Figure 4-19, and then click OK to return to
the Traffic Connection window.
Note:
5. Configure the unicast traffic connection.
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6. Configure unicast ONU VLAN parameters.

Mode dialog box.
d. Configure VLAN tag filter mode, as shown in Figure 4-22, and then click OK to
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Figure 4-22 Modify ONU Uplink VLAN Tag Filer Mode
dialog box.
OK.
7. Configure ONU UNI VLAN filter parameters.

a. Right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose GPON Management > ONU UNI
VLAN TAG Filter to open the ONU UNI VLAN TAG Filter window.
the Create ONU UNI VLAN TAG Filter Mode dialog box.
c. Configure VLAN Tag filter mode, as shown in Figure 4-24, and then click OK to
return to the ONU UNI VLAN TAG Filter window.
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Figure 4-24 Create ONU UNI VLAN Tag Filter Mode
d. Click Filter Item Management to open the Flow TCI Map Item Configuration
dialog box.
e. Click Create to open the Create Flow TCI Map Item dialog box.
f. Configure the priority and the VLAN ID, as shown in Figure 4-25, and then click
OK.
Figure 4-25 Create ONU UNI VLAN Tag Filter Item
8. Configure ONU UNI VLAN tag operation mode.

a. Right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose GPON Management > ONU VLAN
TAG to open the ONU VLAN TAG Management window.
the Create ONU VLAN TAG dialog box.
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Figure 4-26 Create ONU VLAN Tag
9. Configure multicast ONU VLAN filter parameters.

a. In the Flow TCI Map Mode Configuration window, select flow 255 and click
Modify to open the Modify ONU Uplink VLAN TAG Filter Mode dialog box.
Note:
Flow 255 is the default multicast flow, which connects to GEM Port 4095.
b. Configure VLAN tag filter mode, as shown in Figure 4-27, and then click OK to
Figure 4-27 Modify ONU Uplink VLAN Tag Filter Mode
c. Click Filter Item Management to open the Flow TCI Map Item Configuration
dialog box.
d. Click Create to open the Create Flow TCI Map Item dialog box.
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e. Configure the priority and the VLAN ID, as shown in Figure 4-28, and then click
OK.
10. Configure multicast MAC addresses.

a. Right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose GPON Management > More... >
Switch Mac Filter to open the Switch Mac Filter window.
the Add Switch Mac Filter dialog box.
c. Select flow 255, and configure parameters, as shown in Figure 4-29, and then
click OK.
Figure 4-29 Add Switch MAC Filter
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Note:
IANA assigns MAC addresses 01:00:5E:00:00:00 – 01:00:5E:7F:FF:FF to multicast services.

As a 28-bit IP adderss is mapped to a 23-bit MAC address, 32 multicast IP addresses are
mapped to one MAC address.
Multicast MAC addresses 01:00:5E:01:01:01 – 01:00:5E:01:01:03 correspond to multicast IP

addresses 224.1.1.1 – 224.1.1.3.
d. Configure other MAC addresses in the same way.

Result
The F625 multicast service is configured successfully.
4.4 Provisioning the F625 VoIP Service

Short Description
Prerequisites

l The ONU is authenticated.
l The VoIP protocol profile of the ONU is created.
l The OLT configuration is completed.
Context
The F625 supports three VoIP protocols:
l H.248
l MGCP
l SIP
The F625 does not support the three protocols simultaneously. There are different versions
of F625 that supports each protocol.
This topic takes the SIP protocol as an example.
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Configuration Data
Table 4-4 describes configuration data of the F625 VoIP service.
Table 4-4 Configuration Data of F625 VoIP Service
Item Data
Service VLAN 301
Priority 7
ONU service port POTS_1, POTS_2
OLT port 1/1
ONU ID 1
T-CONT l Name: 625

l T-CONT ID: 1

l Flow: 4

IP Host VLAN filter mode l Tagged frame: VID filter

IP Host VLAN tag operation l Upstream: add tag

IP Host l IP address: 10.63.109.10

l Mask: 255.255.255.0
l Gateway: 10.63.109.254
SIP server address 10.63.109.25
POT_1 SIP user information l User ID (AOR): 6662001

l User name: 6662001
l Password: 123
POT_2 SIP user information l User ID (AOR): 6662002

l User name: 6662002
l Password: 123
To provision the VoIP service, perform the following steps:
Steps
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4. Configure the flow.
b. Configure the flow parameters, as shown in Figure 4-34, and then click OK to
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Note:
5. Configure the traffic connection.

6. Configure ONU VLAN filter parameters.
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Mode dialog box.
d. Configure VLAN tag filter mode, as shown in Figure 4-37, and then click OK to
Figure 4-37 Modify ONU Uplink VLAN Tag Filer Mode
dialog box.
OK.
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7. Configure ONU IP Host VLAN operation mode.

a. Right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose GPON Management > VOIP
Management > IPhost ONU VLAN TAG to open the IPhost ONU VLAN TAG
window.
the Add IPHost ONU VLAN TAG dialog box.
Figure 4-39 Add IP Host VLAN Tag
8. Configure ONU IP Host VLAN filter mode.

Management > ONU IPhost VLAN TAG Filter to open the ONU IPhost VLAN
TAG Filter window.
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the Create ONU IPHost VLAN TAG Filter dialog box.
Figure 4-40 Create ONU IP Host VLAN Tag Filter Mode
9. Configure the IP Host.

Management > IP Host to open the IP Host window.
b. Select the GPON card, the PON port, and the ONU, and then click Modify to open
the Modify IP Host dialog box.
c. Configure IP Host parameters, as shown in Figure 4-41, and then click OK.
Figure 4-41 Modify IP Host
10. Configure the SIP server address.
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Management > More > SIP Agent to open the SIP Agent window.
b. Select the GPON card, the PON port, and the ONU, and then click Add to open
the Add SIP Agent dialog box.
c. Configure the SIP agent parameters, as shown in Figure 4-42, and then click OK.
Figure 4-42 Add SIP Agent
11. Configure SIP users.

Management > SIP User to open the SIP User Management window.
b. Select the GPON card, the PON port, and the ONU, and then click Add to open
the Add SIP User dialog box.
c. Configure SIP user parameters, as shown in Figure 4-43 and Figure 4-44, and
then click OK.
Figure 4-43 Add SIP User – I
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Figure 4-44 Add SIP User – II

Result
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Chapter 5
Alarm and Fault Handling
When the NetNumen N31 unified management system receives an ONU alarm, the
maintenance engineers query the alarm and handle the alarm. This topic introduces the
alarm and fault handling flow.
ONU Alarm and Fault Handling Flow

Figure 5-1 shows the ONU alarm and fault handling flow.
Figure 5-1 ONU Alarm and Fault Handling Flow
Port Alarm and Fault Handling Flow

Figure 5-2 shows the port alarm and fault handling flow.
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Figure 5-2 Port Alarm and Fault Handling Flow
FTTH ONU Port Alarm and Fault Handling Flow

Figure 5-3 shows the FTTH ONU port alarm and fault handling flow.
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Figure 5-3 FTTH ONU Port Alarm and Fault Handling Flow
Table of Contents
Querying and Locating an ONU In the Whole Network ...............................................5-3
Handling an ONU Alarm .............................................................................................5-6
Handling an ONU Fault ..............................................................................................5-8
Port Fault Handling...................................................................................................5-11
5.1 Querying and Locating an ONU In the Whole

Network
Short Description
Perform this procedure to query and locate an ONU in the whole network.
Prerequisites
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l The configuration data synchronization policy between the OLT and ONU is
performed.
Context
To query and locate an ONU in the whole network, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Query ONU.
a. On Main Logical View, right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose Query Onu.
The ONU Query window appears, as shown in Figure 5-4.
Figure 5-4 ONU Query
You can also open the ONU Query window by clicking the button in the
Topology Management window.
b. In the ONU Query window, select the query mode from the Query Mode
drop-down list. Type the query property in the Query Property text box.
At present, the NetNumen N31 unified management system supports the following
query modes:
l ONU Name
l ONU Type
l IP (Management IP/VoIP IP)
l MAC (In-band MAC/Authenticate MAC/Register MAC/VOIP MAC)
l ONU Registration Credentials (SN/MAC/LOID)
l Domain Name
l Customer Information (User Name/User ID/Phone Num/Installation Address)
l Maintenance Information
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Note:
Because the ONU information saved on the NetNumen N31 unified management system may
be not consistent with the ONU information saved on the resource management system at
the local office, the NetNumen N31 unified management system supports fuzzy query. You
can find all ONUs that meet the query conditions if you type “*” in the Query Property text
box. You can find all ONUs whose name contain “test” if you type “test” in the Query Property
text box.
c. Click the button to query ONU. Figure 5-5 shows the result.
Figure 5-5 ONU Query Result
d. In the ONU Query window, click Save to save the query result to a file.
2. Locate an ONU.
a. In the ONU Query window, select an ONU.
b. Click Located to and choose ONU Configuration, Main Topology, ONU
Topology, or Port Management to open different windows. Table 5-1 describes
the operations that you can perform in these windows.
Table 5-1 Operations Performed In Different Navigation Windows
Option Operation
ONU Configuration When ONU Configuration is selected, the ONU Configuration

window appears. You can perform the following operations in the
ONU Configuration window:
l Right-click an ONU and choose Real Perf to query the
real-time performance of this ONU.
l Right-click an ONU and choose Current Alarm to query the
current alarms of this ONU.
l Right-click an ONU and choose His Alarm to query the
history alarms of this ONU.
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Option Operation
l Right-click an ONU and choose VOIP Configuration to

query or modify VoIP service configurations of this ONU.
l Right-click an ONU and choose VLAN/Multicast
Configuration to query or modify VLAN/multicat service
configurations of this ONU.
l Right-click an ONU and choose Telnet to log in to this ONU
through Telnet.
Main Topology When Main Topology is selected, the Main Logical View window
appears, displaying the topology of all ONUs. You can perform
the following operations in the Main Logical View window:
l Right-click an ONU to query the running status and
configuration data of this ONU.
l Right-click an ONU and choose Chassis View to display the
Rack window of this ONU. You can query the running status
and configuration data of this ONU.
This option is only valid to FTTB ONU or FTTC ONU.
ONU Topology When Main Topology is selected, the ONU Topology window
appears. You can perform the following operations in the ONU
Topology window:
l Right-click a node and choose Current Alarm to query the
alarms of this ONU.
l Right-click a node and choose Realtime Performance to
query the real-time performance of this ONU.
Port Management When Port Management is selected, the Port Manager window
appears. You can perform the following operations in the Port
Manager window:
l Locate the selected ONU.
l Query the running status and configuration data of a user
port.
This option is only valid to FTTB ONU or FTTC ONU.
Result
The ONU is queried and located successfully in the whole network.
5.2 Handling an ONU Alarm

Short Description
Perform this procedure to handle an ONU alarm.
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Prerequisites
Context
To handle an ONU alarm, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. In the NetNumenN31 Unified Management System window, choose View > Fault
Management. The Fault Management window appears, as shown in Figure 5-6.
Figure 5-6 Fault Management
2. Table 5-2 describes the operations that you can perform on the NetNumen N31 unified
management system to handle ONU alarms.
Table 5-2 Operations Performed to Handle ONU Alarms
Go to the Topology l Right-click the “Link to device is broken” alarm. Choose Go

Management window to Topo Map to open the topology map of the node.
and locate the NE. l Right-click the node and choose Go to ONU Configuration
to display the ONU list of this OLT NE.
Right-click the “Power Off” alarm or “Unit Offline” alarm. Choose

Go to Topo Map to open the OLT topology map, instead of the
ONU topology map. (The “Power Off” alarm or “Unit Offline” alarm
is reported by OLT to the network management system.)
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Go to the ONU In the ONU Configuration window, locate the ONU that has an
Configuration window. alarm.
For “ONU Offline” alarm, “ONU Power Off” alarm or “Optical Line”
alarm, right-click the alarm and open the ONU Configuration
window.
Query ONU alarms. The “ONU Power Off” alarm is reported to OLT through the “dying
gasp” message sent by the extended OAM. OLT reports the alarm
to the network management system. The “ONU Power Off” alarm
contains OLT information and ONU information on OLT.
You can create an NE node for an FTTB ONU in the NetNumen N31 unified
management system. The NetNumen N31 unified management system can manage
the ONU on the OLT through the extended OAM protocol, or directly manage the
ONU through SNMP. Both the OLT and ONU can report alarms of this ONU to the
NetNumen N31 unified management system.
Note:
If you do not create an ONU node and add it to the NetNumen N31 unified management system,
the NetNumen N31 Client cannot receive the alarms reported by the ONU.
Result
The ONU alarm is handled successfully.
5.3 Handling an ONU Fault

Short Description
Perform this procedure to handle an ONU fault.
Prerequisites

Context
To handle an ONU fault, perform the following steps:
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Steps
1. On Main Logical View, right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose ONU
2. Handle ONU faults.
The ONU Configuration window provides shortcut menus and navigation menus for
fault handling, as shown in Figure 5-7.
Figure 5-7 ONU Configure Management
Table 5-3 describes the operations that you can perform on the NetNumen N31 unified
management system to handle ONU faults.
Table 5-3 Operations Performed to Handle ONU Faults
Operation Steps On NetNumen N31
Reset ONU. In the ONU Configuration window, right-click an ONU and

choose Reset.
Query ONU running status. In the ONU Configuration window, right-click an ONU and
choose Detail to display the Detail Information Query window.
Select the Basic Attributes tab to query ONU running status.
Query ONU optical power. In the ONU Configuration window, right-click an ONU and
choose Detail to display the Detail Information Query window.
Select the Performance tab to query the transmitted/received
optical power.
Modify VLAN configuration. In the ONU Configuration window, right-click an ONU and
choose VLAN/Multicast Configuration to modify VLAN
configuration.
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Operation Steps On NetNumen N31
Query all ONUs. In the ONU Configuration window, select All ONUs from the
ONU drop-down list.
Modify ONU configuration In the Topology Management window, right-click the ONU and
data. choose Chassis View.
Query ONU current alarm. In the ONU Configuration window, right-click an ONU and
choose Current Alarm to query the current alarms of this ONU.
In the ONU Query window, right-click an ONU and choose Main

Topology to display the Topology Management window and
locate the ONU node. Right-click this ONU and choose Current
Alarm to query the current alarms of this ONU.
Table 5-4 lists the ONU alarms that occur frequently.
Table 5-4 ONU Alarms
Alarm Description
ONU NE link is broken The ONU is powered off. The fiber is disconnected, or the
communication with the network management system is broken.
This fault may affect the Internet access service and VoIP service
of the whole network.
H.248 link is broken The link between ONU and SS is broken. This fault may affect
the VoIP service of this ONU.
ONU card abnormal l If the broadband user card works unusually, the broadband
Internet access service of this broadband user card is
affected.
l If the VoIP user card works unusually, the VoIP service of
this VoIP user card is affected.
Cold startup This alarm indicates that ONU is restarted. This alarm can not be
cleared automatically. It must be cleared manually. This fault may
affect the broadband Internet access service and VoIP service of
the whole network.
l It is unnecessary to handle this alarm if this alarm occurs
when the device is powered off or the device is restarted by
some one.
l The hidden problem exists if this alarm occurs when the
device is restarted improperly.
ONU optical link alarm It is an alarm about ONU optical line quality. Severe ONU optical
line quality problem may affect the broadband Internet access
service and VoIP service of this ONU.
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Note:
If the ONU fault cannot be solved on the NetNumen N31 unified management system, the main-
tenance engineer has to go to the locale.
3. Make sure that the ONU fault is handled.

After the ONU fault is recovered, query the current alarms and history alarms of this
ONU to confirm that the fault is recovered.
Result
The ONU fault is handled successfully.
5.4 Port Fault Handling

l Handling FTTB ONU Broadband Port Faults
l Handling FTTB ONU VoIP Port Faults
l Handling FTTH ONU VoIP Port Faults
5.4.1 Handling FTTB ONU Broadband Port Faults

Short Description
Perform this procedure to handle broadband port faults of an FTTB ONU.
Prerequisites

Context
You can locate an ONU according to the following information:
l ONU name
l ONU IP address
l ONU MAC address
l ONU physical location
This topic takes the 9806H, F822, and F820 as examples to introduces the procedure of
handling the broadband port fault of an FTTB ONU.
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Handling 9806H Broadband Port Faults

To handle the 9806H broadband port faults, perform the following steps:
1. On Main Logical View, right-click the 9806H NE and choose Chassis View to open
the Rack window.
2. Right-click an ADSL port on the broadband user card and choose Port Manager. The
Port Manager window appears, as shown in Figure 5-8.
3. In the Port Manager window, click Bridge Port to open the Bridge Port dialog box,
Figure 5-9 Bridge Port
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4. Click Changing VLAN to open the Changing VLAN dialog box. You can change
VLAN parameters.
Handling the F822 Broadband Port Faults

To handle the F822 broadband port faults, perform the following steps:
1. On Main Logical View, right-click the F822 NE and choose Chassis View to open
the Rack window.
2. Right-click an Ethernet port on the Ethernet user card and choose Port Manager. The
Port Manager window appears, as shown in Figure 5-10.
3. In the Port Manager window, click Reset to reset the port.

4. In the Port Manager window, click Port Configuration to open the Ethernet Port
Configuration dialog box, as shown in Figure 5-11. Configure speed limit control and
speed mode control as required.
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Figure 5-11 Ethernet Port Configuration
Handling the F820 Broadband Port Faults

To handle the F820 broadband port faults, perform the following steps:
display the Port Manager window.
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3. In the Port Manager window, you can view the port status.
4. Click Reset to reset the port.
Result
The broadband port faults of an FTTB ONU are handled successfully.
5.4.2 Handling FTTB ONU VoIP Port Faults

Short Description
Perform this procedure to handle VoIP port faults of an FTTB ONU.
Prerequisites
Context
You can locate an ONU according to the following information:
l ONU name
l ONU IP address
l ONU MAC address
l ONU physical location
This topic takes the 9806H and F820 as examples to introduces the procedure of handling
the VoIP port fault of an FTTB ONU.
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Note:
The procedure of handling the F822 VoIP port faults is the same as that of handling the 9806H VoIP
port faults.
Handling the 9806H VoIP Port Faults

To handle the 9806H VoIP port faults, perform the following steps:
1. On Main Logical View, right-click the 9806H NE and choose Chassis View to open
the Rack window.
2. Right-click a VoIP card and choose Port Manager. The Port Manager window
3. In the Port Manager window, you can view the port status and perform different
operations by clicking the relevant buttons.
l If the port communication status, power status and fault status are not in normal
status, you need to go to the locale and check the card.
l If the protocol status is blocked, click Unblock or Batch Unblock to unblock the
protocol status.
To handle 9806H VoIP faults, you can perform the operations listed in Table 5-5.
Table 5-5 9806H VoIP Fault Handling
Operation Step Remarks
Check the card information. On the Rack view of 9806H, –

right-click the VoIP card and
choose Card Information.
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Check the card alarm. On the Rack view of 9806H, –

choose Alert.
Check IAD registration status. On the Rack view of 9806H, Check the Link Status. If the
right-click the VoIP card link is up, 9806H is registered
and choose VoIP Resource on SS successfully.
Statistic > H248 Performance
Statistic.
Check the port status. On the Rack view of 9806H, In the Port Manager window,
right-click the VoIP card and you can view the port status and
choose Port Manager. perform different operations by
clicking the relevant buttons.
Handling F820 VoIP Port Faults

To handle F820 VoIP port faults, perform the following steps:
1. On Main Logical View, right-click F820 and choose Port Management to open the
Port Manager window.
2. Select the VoIP card and a port, as shown in Figure 5-14.
Figure 5-14 Port Manager - F820 VoIP
3. In the Port Manager window, you can view the port status and perform different
operations by clicking the relevant buttons.
To handle F820 VoIP faults, you can perform the operations listed in Table 5-6.
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Table 5-6 F820 VoIP Fault Handling
Check the card On the Rack view of F820, –

information. right-click the VoIP card and
choose Card Info.
Check the card alarm. On the Rack view of F820, –

choose Alert.
Check the voice On the Rack view of F820, The configurations are consistent
configuration. right-click the VoIP card and with those in the real situation.
choose VOIP Management > Voip
Global Config.
Check the media On the Rack view of F820, The configurations are consistent
gateway configuration. right-click the VoIP card and with those in the real situation.
choose VOIP Management > MG
Config.
Check the media On the Rack view of F820, The configurations are consistent
gateway controller right-click the VoIP card and with those in the real situation.
configuration. choose VOIP Management > MGC
Config.
Check the port status. On Main Logical View, right-click In the Port Manager window, you
the F820 NE and choose Port can view the port status and perform
Management to display the Port different operations by clicking the
Manager window. relevant buttons.
In the Port Manager window, select
the VoIP card and a port.
Result
The VoIP port faults of an FTTB ONU are handled successfully.
5.4.3 Handling FTTH ONU VoIP Port Faults

Short Description
Perform this procedure to handle VoIP port faults of an FTTH ONU.
Prerequisites

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Context
This topic takes the F420 as an example.
To handle the F420 VoIP port faults, perform the following steps:
Steps
Configuration to open the ONU Configuration window.
2. Check the ONU running status.

3. If the ONU running status is abnormal. Right-click the ONU and choose VOIP
Configuration > Domain Config to open the VOIP Domain Config dialog box.
Check the domain name.
4. If the domain name is correct, go back to the ONU Configuration window. Right-click
the ONU and choose VOIP Configuration > Module Configuration to open the VOIP
Module Configuration dialog box, as shown in Figure 5-15.
Figure 5-15 VOIP Module Configuration
5. If the ONU is not registered, go back to the ONU Configuration window. Right-click
the ONU and choose VOIP Configuration > Port Status to open the Voip Port Status
dialog box, as shown in Figure 5-16.
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Figure 5-16 Voip Port Status
l If the Operation Status is Port Idle, it is normal status.

l If the Operation Status is registering or other status, you need to go to the locale
and check the ONU.
Result
The F420 VoIP port faults are handled successfully.
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Chapter 6
Routine Maintenance
Table of Contents
Performing PON Unified Management........................................................................6-1
Resource Statistics and Resource Query ...................................................................6-5
Performance Management .......................................................................................6-25
Querying History Traffic Globally ..............................................................................6-34
Checking the System ...............................................................................................6-36
6.1 Performing PON Unified Management

Short Description
Perform this procedure to implement unified management on PON NEs, including the
unified management on the uplink ports and the unified management on PON NEs.
Prerequisites
Context
To implement PON unified management, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the PON Unified Management window.
In the NetNumenN31 Unified Management System window, choose View > PON
Unified Management. The PON Unified Management window appears, as shown
in Figure 6-1.
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Figure 6-1 PON Unified Management
2. Perform the unified management on the uplink ports.

a. In the PON Unified Management window (Figure 6-1), double-click Uplink Port
Unified Management on the left pane. The PON Unified Management-Uplink
Port Unified Management tab appears.
b. Click Advance to display the Advance dialog box, as shown in Figure 6-2.
Figure 6-2 Advance
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Chapter 6 Routine Maintenance
Note:
Description supports fuzzy search.
c. Click OK to confirm.
d. Click to query the result.
3. Perform the unified management on all ONUs, which accord with the conditions, in the
whole network.
a. In the PON Unified Management window (Figure 6-1), double-click ONU Unified
Management on the left pane. The PON Unified Management - ONU Unified
Management tab appears, as shown in Figure 6-3.
Figure 6-3 PON Unified Management - ONU Unified Management
Set the Location and ONU Type. Click Advanced to set the advanced query
conditions, as shown in Figure 6-4.
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Figure 6-4 Advanced Filter Options
The advanced users can set the query options manually. Use ; to separate the
options, as shown in Figure 6-5.
Figure 6-5 Setting the Query Options Manually
b. Perform operations on ONU unified management query profiles.

The NetNumen N31 unified network management system provides five default
query profiles: New ONU Query, Whole Network ONU Query, Whole Network
MDU Query, Whole Network SFU Query, and New ONU Create Last Month,
which are listed on the left pane in the PON Unified Management window (Figure
6-1).
Table 6-1 describes the operations performed on the query profiles.
Table 6-1 Operations Performed on ONU Unified Management Query Profiles
Task Operation
Navigate to ONU configuration. Select an ONU and click Navigate to ONU Config.
Query ONU statistics. Click .
Query ONU detailed information. Select an ONU and click .
Query ONU alarms. Select an ONU and click .
Show ONU manager custom Click .

column.
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Result
The PON unified management is performed successfully.
6.2 Resource Statistics and Resource Query

The NetNumen N31 unified management system supports resource statistics and resource
query. This section introduces the procedures of collecting resource statistics and querying
resource by giving examples.
6.2.1 Resource Statistics

l Collecting NE Node Statistics
l Collecting Card Statistics
l Collecting PON Port Statistics
l Collecting ONU Resource Statistics
l Collecting Port Resource Statistics
6.2.1.1 Collecting NE Node Statistics
Short Description
Perform this procedure to collect NE node statistics.
Prerequisites
l Synchronizing configuration data policy and collecting NE statistics policy are running
properly.
Context
To collect NE node statistics, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. On Main Logical View, right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose Resource
Statistics > NE Node Statistic. The NE Node Statistic window appears, as shown
in Figure 6-6.
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Figure 6-6 NE Node Statistic
2. Click Conditions to display the Statistic Conditions dialog box. Configure statistics
Figure 6-7 Statistic Conditions - Node NE
3. Click OK. The result is displayed in the NE Node Statistic window, as shown in Figure
6-8.
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Figure 6-8 NE Node Statistic - Result
Result
NE node statistics is collected successfully.
6.2.1.2 Collecting Card Statistics
Short Description
Perform this procedure to collect card statistics.
Prerequisites
properly.
Context
To collect card statistics, perform the following steps:
Steps
Statistics > Card Statistic. The Card Statistics window appears, as shown in
Figure 6-9.
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Figure 6-9 Card Statistics
Figure 6-10 Statistic Conditions - Card
3. Click OK. The result is displayed in the Card Statistics window, as shown in Figure
6-11.
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Figure 6-11 Card Statistics - Result
Result
Card statistics is collected successfully.
6.2.1.3 Collecting PON Port Statistics
Short Description
Perform this procedure to collect PON port statistics.
Prerequisites
properly.
Context
To collect PON port statistics, perform the following steps:
Steps
Statistics > PON Port Statistics. The PON Port Statistic window appears, as
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Figure 6-12 PON Port Statistic
Figure 6-13 Statistic Conditions - PON Port
Location Path Level stands for the NE level on the topology view. Different levels
stand for different regions.
3. Click OK. The result is displayed in the PON Port Statistic window, as shown in Figure
6-14.
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Figure 6-14 PON Port Statistic - Result
Result
PON port statistics is collected successfully.
6.2.1.4 Collecting ONU Resource Statistics
Short Description
Perform this procedure to collect ONU resource statistics.
Prerequisites
properly.
Context
To collect ONU resource statistics, perform the following steps:
Steps
Statistics > ONU Resource Statistic. The ONU Resource Statistic window
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Figure 6-15 ONU Resource Statistic
Figure 6-16 Statistic Conditions - ONU Resource
3. Click OK. The result is displayed in the ONU Resource Statistic window, as shown
in Figure 6-17.
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Figure 6-17 ONU Resource Statistic - Result
Result
ONU resource statistics is collected successfully.
6.2.1.5 Collecting Port Resource Statistics
Short Description
Perform this procedure to collect port resource statistics.
Prerequisites

properly.
Context
To collect port resource statistics, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. On Main Logical View, right-click C220 NE and choose Resource Statistics > Port
Resource Statistic. The Port Resource Statistic window appears, as shown in
Figure 6-18.
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Figure 6-18 Port Resource Statistic
Figure 6-19 Statistic Conditions - Port Resource
3. Click OK. The result is displayed in the Port Resource Statistic window, as shown in
Figure 6-20.
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Figure 6-20 Port Resource Statistic - Result
Result
Port resource statistics is collected successfully.
6.2.2 Resource Query

l Querying NE Resource
l Querying Card Resource
l Querying ONU Resource
l Querying FTTH ONU Resource
l Querying FTTB ONU Resource
6.2.2.1 Querying NE Resource
Short Description
Perform this procedure to query NE resource.
Prerequisites
properly.
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Context
To query NE resource, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. On Main Logical View, right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose Resource Query >
Ne Resource Query. The NE Resource Query window appears, as shown in Figure
6-21.
Figure 6-21 NE Resource Query
2. Click Search to display the Query Conditions dialog box. Configure query conditions,
Figure 6-22 Query Conditions - NE
3. Click OK. The result is displayed in the NE Resource Query window, as shown in
Figure 6-23.
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Figure 6-23 NE Resource Query - Result
Result
NE resource is queried successfully.
6.2.2.2 Querying Card Resource
Short Description
Perform this procedure to query card resource.
Prerequisites

properly.
Context
To query card resource, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. On Main Logical View, right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose Resource Query
> Card Resource Query. The Card Resource Query window appears, as shown in
Figure 6-24.
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Figure 6-24 Card Resource Query
2. Click Search to display the Statistic Conditions dialog box. Configure query
Figure 6-25 Statistic Conditions - Card
3. Click OK. The result is displayed in the Card Resource Query window, as shown in
Figure 6-26.
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Figure 6-26 Card Resource Query - Result
Result
Card resource is queried successfully.
6.2.2.3 Querying ONU Resource
Short Description
Perform this procedure to query ONU resource.
Prerequisites
properly.
Context
To query ONU resource, perform the following steps:
Steps
> ONU Resource Query. The ONU Resource Query window appears, as shown in
Figure 6-27.
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Figure 6-27 ONU Resource Query
2. Click Search to display the Query Conditions dialog box. Configure query conditions,
Figure 6-28 Query Conditions - ONU
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3. Click OK. The result is displayed in the ONU Resource Query window, as shown in
Figure 6-29.
Figure 6-29 ONU Resource Query - Result
Result
ONU resource is queried successfully.
6.2.2.4 Querying FTTH ONU Resource
Short Description
Perform this procedure to query FTTH ONU resource.
Prerequisites
properly.
Context
To query FTTH ONU resource, perform the following steps:
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Steps
> NE FTTH ONU Statistic. The FTTH User Statistic window appears, as shown in
Figure 6-30.
Figure 6-30 FTTH User Statistic
2. Click Query to display the Statistic Condition dialog box. Configure query conditions,
Figure 6-31 Statistic Condition - FTTH ONU
Figure 6-32.
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Figure 6-32 FTTH User Statistic - Result
Result
FTTH ONU resource is queried successfully.
6.2.2.5 Querying FTTB ONU Resource
Short Description
Perform this procedure to query FTTB ONU resource.
Prerequisites
properly.
Context
To query FTTB ONU resource, perform the following steps:
Steps
> NE FTTB ONU Statistic. The FTTB User Statistic window appears, as shown in
Figure 6-33.
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Figure 6-33 FTTB User Statistic
2. Click Query to display the Statistic Condition dialog box. Configure query conditions,
Figure 6-34 Statistic Condition - FTTB ONU
Figure 6-35.
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Figure 6-35 FTTB User Statistic - Result
Result
FTTB ONU resource is queried successfully.
6.3 Performance Management

Performance management of the NetNumen N31 unified management system includes
the following:
l Real-time performance monitoring

l History traffic monitoring
l History traffic unified management
6.3.1 Real-time Performance Monitoring

EPON OLT devices (such as the ZXA10 C220) and ONU devices (such as the F820 and
the ZXDSL 9806H) support real-time performance monitoring on the following interfaces
and NEs:
l Ethernet uplink interface at OLT side
l PON interface at OLT side
l ONU at OLT side
l ONU
l DSL user port at ONU side
l Ethernet user port at OUN side
You can find the fault cause quickly by observing the real-time performance of the port.
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6.3.1.1 Monitoring OLT Uplink Interface Real-time Performance
Short Description
Perform this procedure to monitor real-time performance of the OLT uplink interface.
Prerequisites
l MetricX is deployed.
Context
To monitor real-time performance of the OLT uplink interface, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. On Main Logical View, right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose Chassis View.
The Rack window appears, as shown in Figure 6-36.
Figure 6-36 Rack
2. Right-click the uplink interface that you want to monitor and choose Current
Performance. The Current Performance Parameter window appears.
3. Configure Period(s). Select Uplink Card 1213 Statistic from the Performance
Object drop-down list. Select Received Bandwidth (Mbps) and Transmitted
Bandwidth (Mbps), as shown in Figure 6-37.
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Figure 6-37 Current Performance Parameter - Uplink Card
Note:
The NE needs some time to prepare performance data. If the period for collecting data is too
short, the result may be 0. Therefore, it is recommended to set the period more than 20 seconds.
4. Click OK. The Current Performance window appears, as shown in Figure 6-38,
displaying the current uplink card statistics.
Figure 6-38 Current Performance - Uplink Card
Result
Real-time performance of the OLT uplink interface is monitored.
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6.3.1.2 Monitoring ONU Real-time Performance
Short Description
Perform this procedure to monitor ONU real-time performance.
Prerequisites
Context
To monitor ONU real-time performance, perform the following steps:
Steps
2. Right-click the ONU that you want to monitor and choose Real Perf. The Current
Performance Parameter window appears.
3. Configure Period(s). Select EPON Logical Link Traffic Statistic from the
Performance Object drop-down list. Select Upstream Bandwidth and Downstream
Bandwidth, as shown in Figure 6-39.
Figure 6-39 Current Performance Parameter - ONU
4. Click OK. The Current Performance window appears, as shown in Figure 6-40,
displaying the current EPON logical link traffic statistics.
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Figure 6-40 Current Performance - ONU
Result
ONU real-time performance is monitored.
6.3.1.3 Monitoring ADSL User Port Real-time Performance
Prerequisites
Context
To monitor real-time performance of the ADSL user port, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. On Main Logical View, right-click the ZXDSL 9806H NE and choose Chassis View.
The Rack window appears, as shown in Figure 6-41.
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Figure 6-41 9806H Rack View
2. Right-click the ADSL user port that you want to monitor and choose Real-time
Performance. The Real-time Performance window appears, as shown in Figure
6-42.
Figure 6-42 Real-time Performance
3. Select Received Octes and Transmitted Octets.
Note:
It is unnecessary to specify the port. The system will locate the user port that you choose on the
rack view automatically.
4. Click Start to monitor real-time performance.
Result
Real-time performance of the ADSL user port is monitored.
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6.3.2 History Traffic Monitoring

After MetricX is deployed, you can monitor the history traffic of the OLT uplink port, PON
port, ONU port, and other ports.
l Configuring MetricX Collection Point
l Querying OLT Uplink History Traffic
l Querying ONU History Traffic
l Querying ADSL User Port History Traffic
6.3.2.1 Configuring the MetricX Collection Point
Short Description
Perform this procedure to configure the MetricX collection point.
Prerequisites
Context
After MetricX is deployed, you can configure the collection point to collect traffic in batch.
You also can configure the collection point to collect the traffic of a specified port.
To configure MetricX collection point, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Configure the history collection point in batch.
a. On Main Logical View, right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose Traffic History
> Metricx Collect Point Management. The Metricx Collection Point Manage
window appears.
Note:
l You can select multiple records and click Delete to delete the records in batch.
l You can select multiple records and click Modify to modify the collecting time in batch.
b. Configure the parameters.

c. Click Import to import the history collection points in batch.
2. Configure the history collection point for a single port or ONU.
l For a single port
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In the Rack window of the ZXA10 C220 NE, right-click the uplink port that you
want to query and choose History Traffic Collection Setting. Configure the
parameters in the pop-up window.
l For a single ONU
In the ONU Configuration window of the ZXA10 C220 NE, right-click the uplink
port that you want to query and choose History Traffic Collection Setting.
Configure the parameters in the pop-up window.
Result
The MetricX collection point is configured successfully.
6.3.2.2 Querying OLT Uplink History Traffic
Short Description
Perform this procedure to query OLT uplink port history traffic.
Prerequisites
Context
To query OLT uplink port history traffic, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. On Main Logical View, right-click the ZXA10 C220 NE and choose Chassis View.
The Rack window appears.
2. Right-click the uplink port that you want to query and choose History Traffic Monitor.
The history traffic monitor window of the OLT uplink port appears.
l Select the data query granularity, including the original data, data summary in half
an hour, in an hour, in a day, in a week, and in a month.
l Select the query time.
l Select Octet Rate to query the history traffic upon the octet rate.
4. Click Display to query the history traffic.
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Result
OLT uplink port history traffic is queried successfully.
6.3.2.3 Querying ONU History Traffic
Short Description
Perform this procedure to query ONU history traffic.
Prerequisites
Context
To query ONU history traffic, perform the following steps:
Steps
2. Select the card and port.
3. Right-click the ONU that you want to query and choose History Traffic Monitor. The
ONU History Traffic Monitor window appears.
l Select the check boxes in the Performance Data pane to configure the query
options.
Result
ONU history traffic is queried successfully.
6.3.2.4 Querying ADSL User Port History Traffic
Short Description
Perform this procedure to query history traffic of an ADSL user port.
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Prerequisites
Context
To query history traffic of an ADSL user port, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. On Main Logical View, right-click the 9806H NE and choose Chassis View. The
Rack window appears.
2. Right-click the ADSL user port that you want to query and choose Traffic History. The
history traffic monitor window of the ADSL user port appears.
l Select the check boxes in the Performance Data pane to configure the query
options.
Result
History traffic of an ADSL user port is queried successfully.
6.4 Querying History Traffic Globally

Short Description
Perform this procedure to query the history traffic globally.
Prerequisites
Context
The MetricX system supports the history traffic query on the NEs in the whole network.
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To query the history traffic globally, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. On Main Logical View, right-click any NE and choose Traffic History > Traffic
History Query. The Traffic History Query window appears.
2. Configure the profile.
a. Click and type in the profile name to open the Add dialog box.
b. On the CP tab, select PON from the CP Group drop-down list and PON ONU
from the CP Type drop-down list. Select Root. All NEs are selected, as shown in
Figure 6-43.
Figure 6-43 Add Collection Point Template
c. On the Performance Atom tab, select Octet Rate. Click Advanced Setting to
configure the performance filtering.
d. On the Time tab, select the time.

e. Click OK to create the profile.
3. Query the history traffic upon the profile.

a. Select the new profile.
b. Click to query.
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c. Click Save to File to save the query result.

Result
History traffic is globally queried successfully.
6.5 Checking the System

Short Description
Perform this procedure to use the auto-check tool to check the system.
Context
The auto-check tool is used to check OLT/ONU running status and configuration data.
The operation and maintenance engineers can remove the hidden faults according to the
checking result, ensuring the stable running of EPON system.
The auto-check tool contains both the server and client. The auto-check server is
an independent process. Starting or stopping the auto-check tool does not affect the
running of the NetNument N31 server. The auto-check server gets NE information from
the NetNumen N31 server database once it is started.
To use the auto-check tool to check the system, perform the following steps:
Steps
1. Open the .\netnumen\ums-svr\zxnm01\zxnm01-autocheck.par\boot\boo
tinfo.properties file in text mode, as shown in Figure 6-44.
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Figure 6-44 Auto-chek Configuration File
2. Modify the parameters.

Table 6-2 describes the parameters in the file.
Table 6-2 Auto-chek Configuration File Parameter Description
DB-USER Database administrator user name.
DB-PASSWD Database administrator password.
DB-URL Database IP address and port number

l For SQL Server database, use “#” to replace the line
which contains oracle.
l For Oracle database, use “#” to replace the line which
contains sqlserver.
task-thread-max The maximum NEs to be checked. The default is 15.
RMI-SERVER-IP Default: 127.0.0.1

Use the IP address of the auto-check server.
RMI-SERVER-PORT Auto-check server port
3. Run .\netnumen\tools\autocheck\bin\startAutoCheckServer.bat to
start the auto-check server program.
4. Run .\netnumen\tools\autocheck\bin\startAutoCheckClient.bat to
start the auto-check client. Type the auto-check server IP address in the pop-up
dialog box. The Auto Check Tool window appears, as shown in Figure 6-45.
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Figure 6-45 Auto Check Tool
5. Select the device type.

6. Configure the auto-check rule.
7. Click to start the auto-check.
8. Click to save the auto-check result as an XLS file.

Result
Auto-check is complete successfully.
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Chapter 7
System Tools
Table of Contents
Clear Alert Table Tool .................................................................................................7-1
Delete Temp File Tool.................................................................................................7-2
External NE Link Polling Tool (LinkPoll) ......................................................................7-3
Modify ONU Names In Batch Tool ..............................................................................7-4
Fast Back Up and Restore NetNumen N31 Data Tool.................................................7-7
Get NetNumen N31 Server Running Information Tool.................................................7-8
7.1 Clear Alert Table Tool

Short Description
The Clear Alert Table tool is used to clear the current alert table and history alert table of
the NetNumen N31 database, without affecting the monitoring on the current alert.
Application Scenario
Use the Clear Alert Table tool to clear the alert logs before updating the NetNument N31
software version or installing the patch. The update time can be shortened.
Steps
1. Open the directory .\netnumen\tools\, which is the installation directory of the
NetNumen N31 system.
2. Run the batch file clearalert.bat to clear the alert logs. Figure 7-1 shows the
result.
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Figure 7-1 Clear Alert Table
Note:
In the Solaris operating system, you can run the clearalert.sh file under the same directory to clear
the alert logs.
7.2 Delete Temp File Tool

Short Description
The Delete Temp File tool is used to delete the temporary files that are created when the
NetNumen N31 program is run. The NetNumen N31 program returns to the initial status
after the temporary files are deleted.
Use the Delete Temp File tool in the following application scenarios:
l The NetNumen N31 configuration file is modified due to the customized requirement.
l Large number of temporary files are copied to the destination directory when the
NetNumen N31 Client program is copied and installed.
l The patch is installed on the NetNumen N31 Server.
Steps
1. Exit relevant NetNumen N31 programs before using the Delete Temp File tool.
2. Open the directory .\netnumen\tools\, which is the installation directory of the
NetNumen N31 system.
3. Run the batch file del_tmp.bat to delete the temporary files. Figure 7-2 shows the
result.
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Chapter 7 System Tools
Figure 7-2 Delete Temp File
Note:
In the Solaris operating system, you can run the del_tmp.sh file under the same directory to delete
the temporary files.
7.3 External NE Link Polling Tool (LinkPoll)

Short Description
The NetNumen N31 system provides LinkPoll for NE link polling. LinkPoll is an NE link
polling tool, which totally independent of the NetNumen N31 system. When LinkPoll polls
that an NE link is broken, it sends an internal message to the NetNumen N31 Server. The
NetNumen N31 Server reports the alarm that the link is broken.
When the quantity of NEs that the NetNumen N31 Server manages exceeds 5,000, the
internal NE link polling tool cannot satisfy the polling requirement. The external NE link
polling tool (LinkPoll) is used.
Note:
LinkPoll reports different alarms to OLT NE and ONU NE.
l Alarm that LinkPoll reports to OLT NE: The link communicating with OLT is broken.
l Alarm that LinkPoll reports to ONU NE: The link communicating with ONU is broken.
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Steps
1. Log in to the NetNumen N31 Client.
2. In the NetNumen N31 Unified Management System window, choose Topology >
Poll Configuration to display the Auto Poll Task Setting window. Delete SnmpNode
task record. For detailed operations.
3. Exit the NetNumen N31 Client and relevant NetNumen N31 programs.
4. Open the directory .\netnumen\ums-svr\zxnm01\zxnm01-topo.par\.
Change the name of the file zxnm01-linkpollsvr-service.xml.bak to be
zxnm01-linkpollsvr-service.xml.
5. Use the Delete Temp File tool to delete the temporary files.
6. Start the NetNumen N31 Server and the NetNumen N31 Client.
7. Delete the “NE link is broken” alarm manually.
8. Open the directory .\netnumen\tools\linkpoll\bin\. Run the startLinkPoll file to
start LinkPoll.
Note:
In the Solaris operating system, you can run the startLinkPoll.sh file under the same direc-
tory to start LinkPoll.
7.4 Modify ONU Names In Batch Tool

Short Description
The Modify ONU Names In Batch tool is used to modify ONU names in batch.
You can use the Modify ONU Names In Batch tool to modify ONU names in batch when
there are many ONUs in the network and it is necessary to name the ONUs according to
a naming rule.
Steps
1. Open the directory .\netnumen\tools\datamigrate\bin\, which is the
installation directory of the NetNumen N31 system.
2. Run the batch file runDataExport.bat to export the NE data, as shown in Figure
7-3.
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Figure 7-3 ZXNM01 Data Export
3. Press any key to exit. Some xls files which contain NE information are generated
and saved in the directory .\netnumen\tools\datamigrate\bin\, as shown in
Figure 7-4.
Figure 7-4 xls Files
Note:
The numbers in the xls files indicate the time when the file is generated. For example, the OnuEx
port20100607144650.xls file is generated at 14:46:50, on June, 7th, 2010.
4. Open an OnuExport*.xls file, in which * indicates the time when the file is
generated. The second Tab is “zxnm01.accesslayer.an.pon.onu”, as shown in Figure
7-5.
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Figure 7-5 OnuExport*.xls File
Table 7-1 describes the OnuExport*.xls file.

Table 7-1 OnuExport*.xls File Description
Col-
Name Remarks
umn
1 OltIp OLT IP address
2 Rack Rack number, which is 1 by default.
3 Shelf Shelf number, which is 1 by default.
4 Slot PON card number
5 Port PON port number
9 Odn ONU name
Modify the ONU name according to the naming rule and save the modification.
Note:
You can create an xls and set the second Tab as “zxnm01.accesslayer.an.pon.onu”, and then set
the value of each column according to the naming rule.
5. On Main Logical View, right-click an OLT NE and choose EPON Management >
More > SN Batch Import Config. The ONU Batch Import Config window appears,
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Figure 7-6 ONU Batch Import Config
6. Click Import. Select the xls file saved in step 3.

7. Click Batch Conf... to modify ONU names in batch.
7.5 Fast Back Up and Restore NetNumen N31 Data Tool

Short Description
A tool that is used to back up and restore NetNumen N31 configuration data fast has been
developed for the NetNumen N31 unified management system (T010 version later). At
present, the tool is used to back up and restore NE data, topology data, and authority
data.
Use the Fast Back Up and Restore NetNumen N31 Data tool to back up the NetNumen
N31 configuration data before updating the NetNumen N31 system. Use the tool to restore
the configuration data after update.
Steps
1. Open the directory .\netnumen\tools\resBackupUtil\.
2. Run the batch file resBackup.bat. Figure 7-7 shows the window.
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Figure 7-7 Fast Back Up and Restore NetNumen N31 Data
Note:
In the Solaris operating system, you can run the resBackup.sh file under the same directory to
back up and restore the NetNumen N31 configuration data.
3. Select 1 to back up the NetNumen N31 configuration data. Select 2 to restore the
NetNumen N31 configuration data.
Note:
The backup file is saved under the directory .\netnumen\tools\resBackupUtil\data\. The

backup data under this directory is restored when restoring data.
7.6 Get NetNumen N31 Server Running Information

Tool
Short Description
The Get NetNumen N31 Server Running Information tool is used to collect the
NetNumen N31 Server running information and saved in a logs Zip file.
The Get NetNumen N31 Server Running Information tool is used to collect the
NetNumen N31 Server running information for routine maintenance or trouleshooting,
which helps the maintenance engineers to locate the fault.
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Steps
Get NetNumen N31 logs locally at Server.
1. Open the directory .\netnumen\tools\.
2. Run the batch file zip_log.bat to get the NetNumen N31 Server running
information.
Note:
In the Solaris operating system, you can run the zip_log.sh file under the same directory to get
the NetNumen N31 Server running information.
Get NetNumen N31 logs at Client.

1. Open the directory .\netnumen\ums-clnt\tools\.
2. Run the batch file GetNmsServerlog.bat to get the NetNumen N31 Server running
information, as shown in Figure 7-8.
Figure 7-8 Get Logs at Client
Note:
In the Solaris operating system, you can run the GetNmsServerlog.sh file under the same
directory to get the NetNumen N31 Server running information.
3. Type the IP address of the NetNumen N31 Server and press Enter, as shown in Figure
7-9.
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Figure 7-9 Get Logs and Zip
4. A logs Zip file is created under the .\netnumen\ums-clnt\tools\ directory.
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Figures
Figure 1-1 ONU Offline Bandwidth Profile ................................................................. 1-2
Figure 1-2 UNI Offline Bandwidth Profile................................................................... 1-3
Figure 1-3 ONU Offline Card Profile.......................................................................... 1-5
Figure 1-4 ONU Batch Configuration......................................................................... 1-9
Figure 1-5 ONU Batch Configuration Error................................................................ 1-9
Figure 2-1 ADSL Port Manager – 9806H................................................................... 2-2
Figure 2-2 ADSL Port Configuration – 9806H............................................................ 2-3
Figure 2-3 User Management – 9806H ..................................................................... 2-3
Figure 2-4 Port Manager – 9806H............................................................................. 2-5
Figure 2-5 User Management – 9806H ..................................................................... 2-6
Figure 2-6 Ethernet Port Manager – F820................................................................. 2-7
Figure 2-7 VoIP Port Manager – F820....................................................................... 2-9
Figure 2-8 Port Manager......................................................................................... 2-10
Figure 2-9 Port Configuration.................................................................................. 2-11
Figure 2-10 User Management ............................................................................... 2-12
Figure 2-11 Port Manager – F822 ........................................................................... 2-13
Figure 2-12 User Management – F822 ................................................................... 2-14
Figure 3-1 ONU Configuration Management ............................................................. 3-2
Figure 3-2 ONU Attribute .......................................................................................... 3-2
Figure 3-3 ONU Configuration .................................................................................. 3-4
Figure 3-4 VLAN and Multicast Configuration............................................................ 3-5
Figure 3-5 ONU Configuration Management ............................................................. 3-6
Figure 3-6 VLAN and Multicast Configuration............................................................ 3-7
Figure 3-7 Multicast Configuration ............................................................................ 3-8
Figure 3-8 Multicast VLAN Configuration .................................................................. 3-9
Figure 3-9 ONU Configuration Management ........................................................... 3-10
Figure 3-10 VoIP Profile Apply Configuration .......................................................... 3-11
Figure 3-11 VoIP Connect Configuration ................................................................. 3-12
Figure 3-12 VoIP Domain Configuration .................................................................. 3-13
Figure 3-13 VoIP User TID Configuration ................................................................ 3-14
Figure 3-14 TID Configuration (RTP) ...................................................................... 3-14
Figure 4-1 ONU Basic Information (Unauthenticated ONU)....................................... 4-2
I
Figure 4-2 Add ONU ................................................................................................. 4-3

Figure 4-3 ONU T-CONT Bandwidth Configuration ................................................... 4-6
Figure 4-4 Add ONU T-CONT Bandwidth Configuration ............................................ 4-6
Figure 4-5 Traffic Connection.................................................................................... 4-7
Figure 4-6 Create GEM Port ..................................................................................... 4-7
Figure 4-7 Create Flow ............................................................................................. 4-8
Figure 4-8 Create Connection ................................................................................... 4-8
Figure 4-9 Flow TCI Map Mode Configuration........................................................... 4-9
Figure 4-10 Modify ONU Uplink VLAN TAG Filer Mode............................................. 4-9
Figure 4-11 Create Flow TCI Map Item ................................................................... 4-10
Figure 4-12 Create ONU UNI VLAN Tag Filter Mode............................................... 4-10
Figure 4-13 Create ONU UNI VLAN Tag Filter Item................................................. 4-11
Figure 4-14 Create ONU VLAN Tag ........................................................................ 4-11
Figure 4-15 ONU T-CONT Bandwidth Configuration ............................................... 4-13
Figure 4-16 Add ONU T-CONT Bandwidth Configuration ........................................ 4-14
Figure 4-17 Traffic Connection ................................................................................ 4-14
Figure 4-18 Create GEM Port ................................................................................. 4-15
Figure 4-19 Create Flow ......................................................................................... 4-15
Figure 4-20 Create Connection ............................................................................... 4-16
Figure 4-21 Flow TCI Map Mode Configuration....................................................... 4-16
Figure 4-22 Modify ONU Uplink VLAN Tag Filer Mode ............................................ 4-17
Figure 4-24 Create ONU UNI VLAN Tag Filter Mode............................................... 4-18
Figure 4-25 Create ONU UNI VLAN Tag Filter Item................................................. 4-18
Figure 4-26 Create ONU VLAN Tag ........................................................................ 4-19
Figure 4-27 Modify ONU Uplink VLAN Tag Filter Mode ........................................... 4-19
Figure 4-29 Add Switch MAC Filter ......................................................................... 4-20
Figure 4-30 ONU T-CONT Bandwidth Configuration ............................................... 4-23
Figure 4-31 Add ONU T-CONT Bandwidth Configuration ........................................ 4-23
Figure 4-32 Traffic Connection ................................................................................ 4-24
Figure 4-33 Create GEM Port ................................................................................. 4-24
Figure 4-34 Create Flow ......................................................................................... 4-25
Figure 4-35 Create Connection ............................................................................... 4-25
Figure 4-36 Flow TCI Map Mode Configuration....................................................... 4-26
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Figures
Figure 4-37 Modify ONU Uplink VLAN Tag Filer Mode ............................................ 4-26
Figure 4-39 Add IP Host VLAN Tag......................................................................... 4-27
Figure 4-40 Create ONU IP Host VLAN Tag Filter Mode ......................................... 4-28
Figure 4-41 Modify IP Host ..................................................................................... 4-28
Figure 4-42 Add SIP Agent ..................................................................................... 4-29
Figure 4-43 Add SIP User – I .................................................................................. 4-29
Figure 4-44 Add SIP User – II ................................................................................. 4-30
Figure 5-1 ONU Alarm and Fault Handling Flow ....................................................... 5-1
Figure 5-2 Port Alarm and Fault Handling Flow......................................................... 5-2
Figure 5-3 FTTH ONU Port Alarm and Fault Handling Flow ...................................... 5-3
Figure 5-4 ONU Query.............................................................................................. 5-4
Figure 5-5 ONU Query Result ................................................................................... 5-5
Figure 5-6 Fault Management ................................................................................... 5-7
Figure 5-7 ONU Configure Management................................................................... 5-9
Figure 5-8 Port Manager......................................................................................... 5-12
Figure 5-9 Bridge Port............................................................................................. 5-12
Figure 5-10 Port Manager ....................................................................................... 5-13
Figure 5-11 Ethernet Port Configuration .................................................................. 5-14
Figure 5-14 Port Manager - F820 VoIP ................................................................... 5-17
Figure 5-15 VOIP Module Configuration.................................................................. 5-19
Figure 5-16 Voip Port Status ................................................................................... 5-20
Figure 6-1 PON Unified Management ....................................................................... 6-2
Figure 6-2 Advance .................................................................................................. 6-2
Figure 6-3 PON Unified Management - ONU Unified Management ........................... 6-3
Figure 6-4 Advanced Filter Options........................................................................... 6-4
Figure 6-5 Setting the Query Options Manually......................................................... 6-4
Figure 6-6 NE Node Statistic..................................................................................... 6-6
Figure 6-7 Statistic Conditions - Node NE ................................................................. 6-6
Figure 6-8 NE Node Statistic - Result........................................................................ 6-7
Figure 6-9 Card Statistics ......................................................................................... 6-8
Figure 6-10 Statistic Conditions - Card...................................................................... 6-8
Figure 6-11 Card Statistics - Result........................................................................... 6-9
III
Figure 6-12 PON Port Statistic ................................................................................ 6-10

Figure 6-13 Statistic Conditions - PON Port ............................................................ 6-10
Figure 6-14 PON Port Statistic - Result ................................................................... 6-11
Figure 6-15 ONU Resource Statistic ....................................................................... 6-12
Figure 6-16 Statistic Conditions - ONU Resource.................................................... 6-12
Figure 6-17 ONU Resource Statistic - Result .......................................................... 6-13
Figure 6-18 Port Resource Statistic......................................................................... 6-14
Figure 6-19 Statistic Conditions - Port Resource ..................................................... 6-14
Figure 6-20 Port Resource Statistic - Result ........................................................... 6-15
Figure 6-21 NE Resource Query............................................................................. 6-16
Figure 6-22 Query Conditions - NE ......................................................................... 6-16
Figure 6-23 NE Resource Query - Result................................................................ 6-17
Figure 6-24 Card Resource Query .......................................................................... 6-18
Figure 6-25 Statistic Conditions - Card.................................................................... 6-18
Figure 6-26 Card Resource Query - Result ............................................................. 6-19
Figure 6-27 ONU Resource Query .......................................................................... 6-20
Figure 6-28 Query Conditions - ONU ...................................................................... 6-20
Figure 6-29 ONU Resource Query - Result............................................................. 6-21
Figure 6-30 FTTH User Statistic.............................................................................. 6-22
Figure 6-31 Statistic Condition - FTTH ONU ........................................................... 6-22
Figure 6-32 FTTH User Statistic - Result................................................................. 6-23
Figure 6-33 FTTB User Statistic.............................................................................. 6-24
Figure 6-34 Statistic Condition - FTTB ONU ........................................................... 6-24
Figure 6-35 FTTB User Statistic - Result................................................................. 6-25
Figure 6-36 Rack .................................................................................................... 6-26
Figure 6-37 Current Performance Parameter - Uplink Card..................................... 6-27
Figure 6-38 Current Performance - Uplink Card ...................................................... 6-27
Figure 6-39 Current Performance Parameter - ONU ............................................... 6-28
Figure 6-40 Current Performance - ONU................................................................. 6-29
Figure 6-41 9806H Rack View ................................................................................ 6-30
Figure 6-42 Real-time Performance ........................................................................ 6-30
Figure 6-43 Add Collection Point Template ............................................................. 6-35
Figure 6-44 Auto-chek Configuration File ................................................................ 6-37
Figure 6-45 Auto Check Tool................................................................................... 6-38
Figure 7-1 Clear Alert Table ...................................................................................... 7-2
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Figures
Figure 7-2 Delete Temp File...................................................................................... 7-3

Figure 7-3 ZXNM01 Data Export............................................................................... 7-5
Figure 7-4 xls Files ................................................................................................... 7-5
Figure 7-5 OnuExport*.xls File ............................................................................ 7-6
Figure 7-6 ONU Batch Import Config ........................................................................ 7-7
Figure 7-7 Fast Back Up and Restore NetNumen N31 Data...................................... 7-8
Figure 7-8 Get Logs at Client .................................................................................... 7-9
Figure 7-9 Get Logs and Zip ................................................................................... 7-10
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Figures

Tables
Table 1-1 Parameters for ONU Offline Bandwidth Profile Configuration..................... 1-2
Table 1-2 Parameters for UNI Offline Bandwidth Profile Configuration ...................... 1-3
Table 1-3 Parameters on Offline Configuration Profile Tool........................................ 1-6
Table 2-1 ADSL Port Indicator Status........................................................................ 2-2
Table 2-2 VoIP Port Status ........................................................................................ 2-5
Table 2-3 Operations Related to The Port ................................................................. 2-7
Table 2-4 Operations Related to The Port ................................................................. 2-9
Table 2-5 LAN Port Indicator Status ........................................................................ 2-11
Table 2-6 VoIP Port Status ...................................................................................... 2-14
Table 3-1 Ways to Open ONU Configuration Management Window .......................... 3-1
Table 3-2 ONU Attribute Configuration Parameters ................................................... 3-3
Table 3-3 F420 Broadband Service Configuration Data............................................. 3-4
Table 3-4 F420 Multicast Service Configuration Data ................................................ 3-6
Table 3-5 Multicast Configuration Parameters Description ........................................ 3-8
Table 3-6 F420 VoIP Service Configuration Data .................................................... 3-10
Table 3-7 VoIP Connect Configuration Parameters Description ............................... 3-12
Table 3-8 VoIP Domain Configuration Parameters Description................................ 3-13
Table 4-1 ONU Basic Information Parameters Description ........................................ 4-3
Table 4-2 Configuration Data of F625 Broadband Service......................................... 4-5
Table 4-3 Configuration Data of F625 Multicast Service .......................................... 4-12
Table 4-4 Configuration Data of F625 VoIP Service................................................. 4-22
Table 5-1 Operations Performed In Different Navigation Windows ............................ 5-5
Table 5-2 Operations Performed to Handle ONU Alarms........................................... 5-7
Table 5-3 Operations Performed to Handle ONU Faults ............................................ 5-9
Table 5-4 ONU Alarms ............................................................................................ 5-10
Table 5-5 9806H VoIP Fault Handling ..................................................................... 5-16
Table 5-6 F820 VoIP Fault Handling........................................................................ 5-18
Table 6-1 Operations Performed on ONU Unified Management Query
Profiles..................................................................................................... 6-4
Table 6-2 Auto-chek Configuration File Parameter Description................................ 6-37
Table 7-1 OnuExport*.xls File Description ........................................................... 7-6
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Tables

Index
A Provisioning 9806H Multicast
ADSL User Port Real-time Service ............................................... 2-4
Performance..................................... 6-29 Provisioning 9806H VoIP Service ......... 2-4
Authenticating an FTTH EPON Provisioning F420 Broadband
ONU ................................................... 3-1 Service ............................................... 3-3
Authenticating an FTTH GPON Provisioning F420 Multicast
ONU ................................................... 4-1 Service ............................................... 3-5
Provisioning F420 VoIP Service ........... 3-9
C Provisioning F625 Broadband
Service ............................................... 4-4
Collecting Card Statistics...................... 6-7
Provisioning F625 Multicast
Collecting NE Node Statistics ............... 6-5
Service ............................................. 4-12
Collecting ONU Resource
Provisioning F625 VoIP Service ......... 4-21
Statistics............................................6-11
Provisioning F820 Broadband
Collecting PON Port Statistics .............. 6-9
Service ............................................... 2-6
Collecting Port Resource
Provisioning F820 Multicast
Statistics........................................... 6-13
Service ............................................... 2-8
Provisioning F820 VoIP Service ........... 2-8
F
Provisioning F822 Broadband
FTTB ONU Broadband Port Service ............................................. 2-10
Faults ................................................5-11 Provisioning F822 Multicast
FTTB ONU VoIP Port Faults............... 5-15 Service ............................................. 2-12
Provisioning F822 VoIP Service ......... 2-13
H
Handling an ONU Alarm ....................... 5-7 Q
Querying and Locating an ONU............ 5-4
M
Querying Card Resource.................... 6-17
MetricX Collection Point ..................... 6-31 Querying FTTB ONU Resource .......... 6-23
Querying FTTH ONU Resource.......... 6-21
O Querying History Traffic Globally ......... 6-34
OLT Uplink Interface Real-time Querying NE Resource....................... 6-16
Performance..................................... 6-26 Querying OLT Uplink History
ONU Offline Bandwidth Profile ............. 1-1 Traffic ............................................... 6-32
ONU Offline Card Profile ...................... 1-4 Querying ONU History Traffic ............. 6-33
ONU Real-time Performance.............. 6-28 Querying ONU Resource.................... 6-19
P U
Pre-Deploying ONUs............................ 1-5
UNI Offline Bandwidth Profile ............... 1-3
Provisioning 9806H Broadband
Service ............................................... 2-1
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Index

Glossary
ADSL
- Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line
BAC
- Brink Access Controller
CVLAN
- Customer Virtual Local Area Network
DBA
- Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation
DHCP
- Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
DNS
- Domain Name Server
DSL
- Digital Subscriber Line
EPON
- Ethernet Passive Optical Network
FTTB
- Fiber to the Building
FTTC
- Fiber to the Curb
FTTH
- Fiber to the Home
GEM
- GPON Encapsulation Method
GPON
- Gigabit Passive Optical Network
IANA
- Internet Assigned Number Authority
IP
- Internet Protocol
IPTV
- Internet Protocol Television
MAC
- Medium Access Control
XI
MGCP
- Media Gateway Control Protocol
NE
- Network Element
NM
- Network Management
NMS
- Network Management System
OAM
- Operation, Administration and Maintenance
OLT
- Optical Line Terminal
OMCI
- ONT Management Control Interface
ONU
- Optical Network Unit
PON
- Passive Optical Network
PPPoE
- Point to Point Protocol over Ethernet
PVLAN
- Private Virtual Local Area Network
SIP
- Session Initiation Protocol
SN
- Serial Number
SS
- Soft Switch
SS
- Subscriber Station
TID
- Terminal Identification
UNI
- User Network Interface
VID
- VLAN Identifier
VLAN
- Virtual Local Area Network
XII
Glossary
VoIP
- Voice over Internet Protocol
XIII

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ZXA10 C220

xPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment

Revision No. Revision Date Revision Reason

R1.0 2010-10-30 First Edition

Serial Number: SJ-20101126132257-008

Publishing Date: 2010-12-30(R1.1)

Chapter 2 FTTB ONU Service Provisioning ............................................. 2-1

Chapter 3 FTTH ONU Service Provisioning (EPON)................................ 3-1

Chapter 4 FTTH ONU Service Provisioning (GPON) ............................... 4-1

Chapter 5 Alarm and Fault Handling ........................................................ 5-1

Chapter 6 Routine Maintenance................................................................ 6-1

Chapter 7 System Tools............................................................................. 7-1

Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge

What Is in This Manual

Chapter 6, Routine Maintenance Describes the routine maintenance on the ZXA10

Italics References to other Manuals and documents.

“Quotes” Links on screens.

Note: Provides additional information about a certain topic.

Checkpoint: Indicates that a particular step needs to be checked before

Tip: Indicates a suggestion or hint to make things easier or more productive

Mouse operation conventions are listed as follows:

1.1 Creating the ONU Offline Bandwidth Profile

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Figure 1-1 ONU Offline Bandwidth Profile

Table 1-1 Parameters for ONU Offline Bandwidth Profile Configuration

UpMax Burst Upstream maximum burst size

UpPri ONU priority on extra bandwidth allocation

DownMax Burst Downstream maximum burst size

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1.2 Creating the UNI Offline Bandwidth Profile

Figure 1-2 UNI Offline Bandwidth Profile

Upstream Cir(Kbps) Assured upstream bandwidth

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Upstream Cbs(Bytes) Upstream committed burst size

Upstream Ebs(Bytes) Upstream excess burst size

Downstream Cir(Kbps) Assured downstream bandwidth

Downstream Downstream committed burst size

Downstream Downstream excess burst size

1.3 Creating ONU Offline Card Profile

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Figure 1-3 ONU Offline Card Profile

1.4 Pre-Deploying ONUs

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Table 1-3 Parameters on Offline Configuration Profile Tool

Parameter Data Type Value Range Description

ONU ID Integer 1–64 –

SN/MAC String Size (0–32) ONU authentication serial number or

ONU Type String Size (0–32) ONU type, such as ZTE-F822

Group Name String Size (0–63) Name of the group automatically

Management IP String IP address If the management address uses the

Management IP String IP address If the management address uses the

Optical Line String Size (0–20) –

User Name String Size (0–20) It can be left blank.

Commissioning String Size (0–20) It cannot exceed 10 bytes and can be

Description String Size (0–20) It cannot exceed 67 bytes and can be

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Parameter Data Type Value Range Description

ONU Bandwidth String Size (0–20) –

ONU Card String Size (0–20) –

ONU UNI Port String Size (0–20) –

ONU UNI Port String Enable –

CVLAN String Size (0–63) ONU CVLAN configuration

PVLAN String Size (0–63) ONU PVLAN configuration