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- Page 1 EZ Connect™ Cable Modem Gateway Install Guide SMC8511 - 1 -...
- Page 2 Information furnished by SMC Networks, Inc. (SMC) is believed to be accurate and reliable. However, no responsibility is assumed by SMC for its use, nor for any infringements of patents or other rights of third parties which may result from its use. No license is granted by implication or otherwise under any patent or patent rights of SMC.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Power Output to PoE ... 8 PoE Wiring ... 8 4. SMC8511 System Description... 9 SMC8511 Business Class Outdoor Cable Modem... 9 5. SMC8511 Business Class DOCSIS Outdoor Cable Modem ... 10 Features... 10 Out of Box Setup ... 10 Defaults... 11 Principal Operating Modes ... - Page 4 Vendor Specific TLVs ... 27 5.9.1 TLV in OCM Config File option 43 ... 27 A. Appendix A - SMC8511 CLI Command Guide (ver 4.0.0.26)... 28 Most Commonly Used Commands ... 28 Remote Management and Authentication Commands ... 29 RIP Commands ... 31 Static Route Commands ...
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Page 5: Smc8511 Outdoor Cable Modem
Applications include traffic light controllers, security and traffic cameras and other outdoor devices requiring IP backhaul. The SMC8511 is pictured in Figure 1-1 mounted on a CATV strand. A flexible pipe mounting system is available as well. See Section 2 of this Manual Mechanical Installation for details of the mounting assemblies. -
Page 6: Mechanical Installation
2. Mechanical Installation Strand Clamp Pivot Bolt Housing Bolt Hole Figure 2-1 Yoke and Strand Mount Detail Up/Down Tilt Locking Bolt Slots Yoke Figure 2-2 Yoke and Pipe Mount detail Pivot Locking Bolt Yoke Up/Down Tilt Locking Bolt Slots Mounting Pipe 1¼”... -
Page 7: Powering Methods
Power-Passing Tap Figure 3-1 Power from CATV System When the SMC8511 is to be CATV line powered the tap must be power passing and the attenuator value chosen to present the system standard levels to the internal cable modem. A surge protector (furnished) provides protection from system power events. -
Page 8: Power Output To Poe
When the SMC8511 Outdoor Cable Modem is powered by means of PoE the connections are given in Figure 3-3, below. When the SMC8511 Outdoor Cable Modem is powered by 60-90 VAC CATV system power it can optionally provide 24 VDC output to an attached Ethernet device. The connections for this application are also as given in Figure 3-3, below. -
Page 9: Smc8511 System Description
Figure 4-1 SMC8511 Simplified Block Diagram SMC8511 Business Class Outdoor Cable Modem The simplified block diagram of the SMC8511 Outdoor Cable Modem is as shown in Figure 4-1. The SMC8511 includes a full-featured business class gateway DOCSIS modem. In standard operation the internal DOCSIS 2.0 cable modem (CM) will obtain an IP address from the head end DHCP server via the normal CM registration process as required by the particular CATV system. -
Page 10: Smc8511 Business Class Docsis Outdoor Cable Modem
5. SMC8511 Business Class DOCSIS Outdoor Cable Modem Features • Designed for commercial high speed Internet customers • Integrated DOCSIS 2.0 cable modem • One block of globally routable static IPs assigned to public LAN interface • Static IP and block of public LAN IPs enabled via RIPv1/2 •... -
Page 11: Defaults
Defaults The SMC8511 Outdoor Cable Modem (OCM) defaults to the following: • Bridge Mode • CPE / remote management interface – disabled • Web server (GUI) RF interface – enabled on port 80 (HTTP) and 81 (HTTPS) CPE / remote management interface enabled on port 8080 (HTTP) and 8181 (HTTPS) •... -
Page 12: Principal Operating Modes
Principal Operating Modes 5.4.1 Bridge Mode When in Bridge Mode: • The Outdoor Cable Modem (OCM) only requests an RF interface IP address. • Logon to 192.168.100.1 (Ethernet interface) or RF interface IP to put OCM into Router Mode. • CPE (Ethernet) interface, Static IP and RIP are disabled. -
Page 13: Graphic User Interface (Gui)
Graphic User Interface (GUI) To remotely access the GUI, point a browser to the RF interface IP. The login screen shown in Figure 5-1 will be displayed: Figure 5-1 Login Screen Do not give this login The default username is mso and password is msopassword. information to the customer. - Page 14 When Login is complete the status screen as shown in Figure 5-2 will be displayed. Navigate the GUI via the menu at the left of the screen. Refer to the descriptions of specific fields provided in Section 5.6 Command Line Interface. Many of the screens also have extensive help menus which are accessible via the HELP button at the lower right of most screens.
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Page 15: Command Line Interface (Cli)
Command Line Interface (CLI) 5.6.1 Access the Command Line Interface (CLI) Login using Telnet To remotely access the CLI, open a Command Prompt and type: telnet <ip> [remote mgmt port] Example: telnet 12.3.10.6 2323 Default username is mso and the password is msopassword. information to the customer. -
Page 16: Verify Configuration With 'Script' Command
5.6.3 Verify Configuration with ‘Script’ Command • Verify that the gateway is configured correctly with the “script’ command. From the MAIN> prompt enter: script MAIN> script cm_capability rg true cm_capability httpd true remote_management_mso true remote_management_cusadmin false remote_management_http true remote_management_http_port 8080 remote_management_https true remote_management_https_port 8181 remote_management_telnet true... -
Page 17: Check Rf Snr And Power Levels
5.6.5 Check RF snr and Power Levels • Check RF SNR and power levels. From the MAIN> prompt enter: MAIN> snr Upstream Power= 48.00 Downstream Power=-3.43 SNR: 35.35 dB 5.6.6 Check RF Phy Status • Check RF phy. From the MAIN> prompt enter: phystatus MAIN>... -
Page 18: Display Rf Ip (Cable) And Cpe / Remote Management Ip (Rip Src)
5.6.7 Display RF IP (Cable) and CPE / Remote Management IP (RIP SRC) • Display RF IP (Cable) and CPE / Remote Management IP (RIP SRC). From the MAIN> prompt enter: ipcable MAIN> ipcable Cable new IP address: 10.0.0.35 RIP SRC IP address: 8.9.3.2 5.6.8 Display RIP Information •... -
Page 19: Configure Ripv2, Static Ip, Other Initial Settings
Configure RIPv2, Static IP, Other Initial Settings 5.7.1 Gateway Configuration File If a gateway configuration file has been pre-built use ‘setconfig’ to download it. Otherwise, configure the gateway manually with the commands detailed in the following sections. • Download gateway configuration file. From the MAIN> prompt enter: setrgconfig <IP>... -
Page 20: Disable Remote Access To Web Server
RipMd5AddKey c <0-255> <key> Specify ‘c’ for cable interface, and Key ID and Key string MAIN> RipMd5AddKey c 1 Key NOTE: reboot is required to invoke changes. 5.7.4 Disable Remote Access to Web Server • Disable HTTP and HTTPS remote access to CPE / Remote Management Interface. From the MAIN>... -
Page 21: Enable / Disable Dhcp Server
5.7.6 Enable / Disable DHCP Server • Enable / Disable DHCP server. From the MAIN> prompt enter: SetDhcpServer <0|1> <HalfHour | OneHour | TwoHours | HalfDay | OneDay | TwoDays | OneWeek | TwoWeeks | Forever> Specify ‘1’ for Enable, ‘0’ for Disable. Lease time parameter must be specified for both. MAIN>... -
Page 22: Check Server Status
Note “SMC8004BCM Capability: Rip Enabled” = Router Mode 5.7.9 Authentication of Logon Attempts • The SMC8511 OCM supports RADIUS, TACACS, and TACACS+ authentication of login attempts. Only one authorization type can be enabled at one time. • Refer to Appendix A, Section A.2 for configuration details. -
Page 23: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting 5.8.1 Ping • Ping. From the MAIN> prompt enter: ping <IP|FQDN> [packet size] [repeat count] Specify target IP or FQDN with packet size in bytes (optional), specified number of times (optional). MAIN> ping 216.109.117.107 64 5 PING:pinging 216.109.117.107 with 64 bytes of data PING:ECHO REPLY from:216.109.117.107 time=4ms PING:ECHO REPLY from:216.109.117.107 time=4ms PING:ECHO REPLY from:216.109.117.107 time=4ms... -
Page 24: Cpu And Rf Interface Uptime
5.8.3 CPU and RF Interface Uptime • Display CPU utilization, system uptime, RF downstream uptime, and upstream uptime. From the MAIN> prompt enter: rep 1 NOTE: There are 28 reports available. Enabling report levels will consume system resources and may affect data traffic. Disable report levels when data gathering is complete. -
Page 25: Arp Table
5.8.5 ARP Table • Display ARP table. From the MAIN> prompt enter: arp [ether|cable|purge] [IP] If no parameter is specified for the ARP command, the current gateway ARP table will be displayed. Otherwise, the interface (ether or cable) and IP must be specified. The gateway will then send out an ARP request on the interface specified to ask for the MAC address of the specified IP. -
Page 26: Display Packet Counters
5.8.7 Display Packet Counters • Display LAN, WAN, or purge packet counters. From the MAIN> prompt enter: pktcount <0|1> [purge] 0 indicates the LAN and 1 the WAN. purge clears the counter. MAIN> pktcount 0 LAN INTERFACE: IfOutOctets: 226052 IfInOctets: 183758 MAIN>... -
Page 27: Vendor Specific Tlvs
Vendor Specific TLVs 5.9.1 TLV in OCM Config File option 43 - 27 -... -
Page 28: Appendix A: Smc8511 Cli Command Guide (Ver 4.0.0.26)
Appendix A: SMC8511 CLI Command Guide (ver 4.0.0.26) A.1 Most Commonly Used Commands SetDNS Syntax: SetDNS <1st DNS> <2nd DNS> <0-Get DNS automatically/1-Assign DNS manually> Description: Set DNS primary server and secondary server. SetHttp Syntax: SetHTTP <0-disable/1-enable> Description: Enable or disable Http server. Note: when disabled, Http server is disabled on all interfaces both locally and remotely. -
Page 29: Remote Management And Authentication Commands
A.2 Remote Management and Authentication Commands RemoteHttp Syntax: RemoteHttp <0-disable/1-enable> Description: Enable or disable HTTP remote access. RemoteHttpPort Syntax: RemoteHttpPort <port number> Description: Set HTTP remote access port. RemoteHttps Syntax: RemoteHttps <0-disable/1-enable> Description: Enable or disable HTTPS remote access. RemoteHttpsPort Syntax: RemoteHttpsPort <port number>... - Page 30 TacacsPort Syntax: TacacsPort <server index, 1 – 2> <port number> Description: Set TACACS port number. TacacsAlgorithm Syntax: TacacsAlgorithm <server index, 1 – 2> [authentication|login] Description: Set TACACS login method. TacacsLine Syntax: TacacsLine <server index, 1 – 2> <1-64> Description: Set TACACS client accessing line number. TacacsStyle Syntax: TacacsStyle <server index, 1 –...
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Page 31: Rip Commands
A.3 RIP Commands RipSend Syntax: RipSend <e-ether, c-cable> <1 - doNotSend, 2 - v1, 3 - v2-broadcast, 4 - v2-multicast> Description: Set RIP advertisement sending on specified interface. RipReceive Syntax: RipReceive <e-ether, c-cable> <1 - v1, 2 - v2-multicast, 3 - v2-broadcast, 4 - doNotRecieve>... -
Page 32: Show Information Commands
A.5 Show Information Commands config Syntax: config Description: Display DOCSIS configuration file. dhcpShow Syntax: dhcpShow Description: Display DHCP client’s Ip, MAC and status. Syntax: dir Description: List available modem software versions. hwcounters Syntax: hwcounters Description: Shows system counters. ipcable Syntax: ipcable Description: Print the cable modem IP address. -
Page 33: System And Troubleshooting Commands
version Syntax: version Description: Version information. A.6 System and Troubleshooting Commands Syntax: arp [ <cable|ether> <IP address> | <purge> [IP address] ] Description: Display arp table of all interfaces if there is no parameter. If the interface (ether or cable) is specified, the target host ip is arped and IP to MAC mapping is displayed. ex. Arp <[ether|cable]>... - Page 34 quit Syntax: quit Description: Under remote management mode, quit the CLI and continue run CM. reset Syntax: reset [cleanall] Description: Reboot the cable modem. If there is no parameter, CM would just reboot. Otherwise, if the parameter is "cleanall", CM would do a factory reset. ex. "reset cleanall" would do a factory default reset.
- Page 35 APPENDIX B | Compliances FCC Interference Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against radio interference in a commercial environment.
- Page 36 APPENDIX C | Technical Support At this time, the SMC8511 is only distributed through cable operators. Contact your cable operator with any technical support needs you may have. PHONE From U.S.A. and Canada (24 hours a day, 7 days a week) •...
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