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9500 Microwave Packet Radio

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Page 1 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual 9500 Microwave Packet Radio WebEML User Manual Nokia — Proprietary and confidential. Use pursuant to applicable agreements.
Page 2 © 2016 Nokia. Contains proprietary/trade secret information which is the property of Nokia and must not be made available to, or copied or used by anyone outside Nokia without its written authorization. Not to be used or disclosed except in accordance with applicable agreements.
Page 3 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual DANGER Invisible laser radiation is present when the optic connector is open. AVOID DIRECT EXPOSURE TO BEAM. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Table of Contents Preface ......................41 9500 MPR documentation ....................41 Related documentation .......................43 Naming conventions in the documentation .................44 Audience ........................45 Information symbols ......................45 Contact information ......................46 Technical support ........................46 Documentation feedback.....................46 Safety awareness................47...
Page 6 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual High-level procedures................63 High-level procedure for E1/DS1 provisioning ......65 Purpose .....................65 Procedure ....................65 High-level procedure for E1/DS1 deprovisioning ......67 Purpose .....................67 Procedure ....................67 High-level procedure for DS3 provisioning........69 Purpose .....................69 Procedure ....................69 High-level procedure for DS3 deprovisioning ......71 Purpose .....................71...
Page 7 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual System administration ................91 Log in to and out of system............93 13.1 Purpose .....................93 13.2 Prerequisite ....................93 13.3 Overview....................93 13.4 Procedures ....................95 Administer community string............107 14.1 Purpose ....................107 14.2 Overview....................107 14.3 Procedures ....................107 Administer external alarm points on an Auxiliary card ..111...
Page 8 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer system date and time ..........165 21.1 Purpose ....................165 21.2 General....................165 21.3 Procedures ....................166 Administer system settings............173 22.1 Purpose ....................173 22.2 General....................173 22.2.1 Tributary Port Configuration (ETSI market only) ........173 22.2.2 DHCP server support ................173 22.2.3...
Page 9 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Configure EFM OAM..............213 28.1 Purpose ....................213 28.2 Overview....................213 28.3 Procedures ....................213 User administration................217 Administer NE list...............219 29.1 Purpose ....................219 29.2 Prerequisite .....................219 29.3 General....................219 29.4 Procedures ....................219 Administer user profiles ............229 30.1 Purpose ....................229 30.2...
Page 10 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual View Remote Inventory ..............279 36.1 Purpose ....................279 36.2 General....................279 36.3 Procedure ....................279 View Event Log ................281 37.1 Purpose ....................281 37.2 General....................281 37.3 Procedures ....................281 Perform debug functions using the Web Server .....285 38.1 Purpose ....................285 38.2...
Page 11 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual 43.5.1 Prerequisites....................351 43.6 SDH to LAG: ...................352 43.6.1 Prerequisites....................352 43.7 PDH to Ethernet: ..................352 43.7.1 Prerequisites....................353 43.8 Ethernet to radio: ..................353 43.8.1 Prerequisites....................353 43.9 Radio to radio: ..................354 43.9.1 Prerequisites....................354 43.10 PDH to Ring:....................355 43.10.1...
Page 12 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Provision Ethernet Features............427 48.1 Overview....................427 48.1.1 Access Control List..................427 48.1.2 Out of Range VLAN swap ...............427 48.1.3 VLAN remarking ..................427 48.1.4 VLAN swap....................428 Provision equipment port ............429 49.1 Purpose ....................429 49.2 General....................429 49.3...
Page 13 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual 56.2 General....................751 56.2.1 Ring’s Fiber Chain Description ..............751 56.2.2 Aided Cross-connection in Cross-connections panel ......753 56.3 Procedure ....................753 Provision protection scheme parameters ........763 57.1 Purpose ....................763 57.2 Procedures ....................763 Provision Protection Type ............771 58.1 Purpose ....................771 58.2...
Page 14 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual 64.3 Procedures ....................961 Line Facing PDH/SDH Tributary Loopback ......965 65.1 Purpose ....................965 65.2 General....................965 65.3 Procedures ....................966 OAM Remote Loopback .............975 66.1 Purpose ....................975 66.2 General....................975 66.3 Procedure ....................975 Open and run performance monitoring ........979 67.1 Purpose ....................979 67.2...
Page 15 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual 73.2.1 PDH protection ..................1045 73.2.2 Radio protection ..................1046 73.2.3 Modulation scheme ................1046 73.3 Procedures ....................1048 Upgrade and downgrade radio profile ........1057 74.1 Purpose ....................1057 74.2 General....................1057 74.3 Radio profile ..................1057 74.4 Procedures ....................1058 Upgrade MPT-HL to MPT-HL L1 LAG port ......1061...
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Page 17 List of Tables Preface ......................41 Table 1 9500 MPR documentation ...............41 Table 2 9500 MPR related documentation ............43 Table 3 Naming conventions ................44 Administer user profiles ............229 Table 4 Default user account profiles ..............230 Perform debug functions using the Web Server .....285 Table 5 Association of the GExx in the command output and the NE port ..286...
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Page 19 Figure 6 Equipment connection to earth..............52 Figure 7 Heat-radiating mechanical parts..............52 Figure 8 EMF emission warning ................54 Figure 9 Compliance boundaries for 9500 MPR-A transceivers with 1ft (30 cm) antenna....................54 Figure 10 EMC norms....................55 Figure 11 Electrostatic sensitive ................56 Figure 12 Electrostatic-sensitive sign ................57...
Page 20 External Alarm Input Setting tab..............119 Figure 37 External alarm inputs provisioned ............120 Administer In-Band TMN VLAN port .........121 Figure 38 9500 MPR Equipment tab: Core-E Card selected ........124 Figure 39 TMN In-band Settings tab................125 Figure 40 TMN In-band Port Enabled ..............127 Figure 41 TMN In-band Port Disabled ..............128...
Page 21 Figure 78 NE Time main menu bar path..............166 Figure 79 NE Time Configuration window ...............167 Figure 80 9500 MPR Web Server date & time setting window........168 Figure 81 NE Time Configuration window ...............169 Figure 82 NTP Configuration drop-down menu ............170 Figure 83 NTP Configuration window ..............171...
Page 22 Open window...................224 Figure 118 Network ElemenT List window ..............225 Figure 119 NEtO Overview window................225 Figure 120 JUSM/CT 9500 MPR main screen ............226 Figure 121 Favorite icon ....................227 Figure 122 NEtO Overview window................227 Figure 123 JUSM/CT 9500 MPR main screen ............228 Administer user profiles ............229...
Page 23 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual View abnormal condition list .............261 Figure 148 Abnormal Condition List main menu bar path .........261 Figure 149 Abnormal Condition List window .............262 View NE Inventory data ..............263 Figure 150 NE Inventory main menu bar path............264 Figure 151 Diagnosis / NE Inventory window ............265 Figure 152...
Page 24 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Figure 181 L1 radio LAG configuration..............330 Administer synchronization ............333 Figure 182 Synchronization settings tab with Core-E (1588TC license present) ....................334 Figure 183 Synchronization settings tab with CorEvo (1588TC license and Sync In/Out SFP not present)..............334 Figure 184 Synchronization Protection tab..............335...
Page 25 New AUX Cross Connection ..............405 Figure 235 Delete an AUX Cross Connection ............405 Provision Ethernet ports............407 Figure 236 9500 MPR equipment tab: Core-E card selected ........411 Figure 237 Core-E main view: Ethernet Physical Interface Settings tab (ports 1 to 4) ......................412 Figure 238 Enable/disable Core-E/P8ETH/EASv2/MSS-O Ethernet port ....413...
Page 26 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Figure 256 Provision MSS-1 Sync-In/Out SFP port...........437 Figure 257 Resource list area: P8ETH selected............438 Figure 258 Provision P8ETH SFP ports ..............439 Figure 259 Provision EASv2 SFP ports..............439 Figure 260 Provisioned P8ETH SFP port ..............440 Figure 261 PDH main view (ETSI market)..............441 Figure 262...
Page 27 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Figure 301 Select EASv2 equipment type ..............485 Figure 302 EASv2 enabled..................486 Figure 303 Select slot associated with MPT-HL/MPT-HLC transceiver to enable......................487 Figure 304 Select MPT-HL/MPT-HLC equipment type..........488 Figure 305 Enabled MPT-HL/MPT-HLC transceiver ..........489 Figure 306 Resource list area: Core-E selected............490 Figure 307...
Page 28 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Figure 347 Enabled P8ETH..................533 Figure 348 Disable P8ETH ..................534 Figure 349 P8ETH disabled..................535 Figure 350 Enabled EASv2 ..................536 Figure 351 Disable EASv2..................537 Figure 352 EASv2 disabled ..................538 Figure 353 Enabled P32E1DS1.................539 Figure 354 Disable P32E1DS1..................540 Figure 355...
Page 29 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Figure 392 Activate Tx mute and activate SW on Node C ........583 Figure 393 Remove Tx mute to Node D ..............584 Figure 394 Activate Tx mute and activate SW on Node D ........585 Figure 395 Remove Tx mute to Node A ..............586 Figure 396...
Page 30 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Figure 428 Node I to NE G: Ethernet-radio cross-connection on NE G ....618 Figure 429 Node I to NE G: Ethernet-PDH cross-connection on NE G.....619 Figure 430 Node I to NE G: Ethernet-Ring cross-connection on Node C....620 Figure 431 Node I to NE G: pass-through cross-connection on Node A ....621 Figure 432...
Page 31 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Figure 465 Node A to Node D (protected): pass-through cross-connection on Node B.....................653 Figure 466 Node A to Node D (protected): pass-through cross-connection on Node C ....................654 Figure 467 Node A to Node D (protected): Radio-Ring cross-connection on Node D ....................655 Figure 468 Node A to Node D (protected): PDH-Ring cross-connection on...
Page 32 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Figure 498 NE E to Node D: Ethernet-radio cross-connection on NE E....683 Figure 499 NE E to Node D: Ethernet-PDH cross-connection on NE G....684 Figure 500 NE E to Node D: Ethernet-Ring cross-connection on Node A....685 Figure 501 NE E to Node D: pass-through cross-connection on Node A....686 Figure 502...
Page 33 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Figure 534 NE F (protected) to Node C (protected): PDH-Ring cross- connection on Node C ................719 Figure 535 NE F (protected) to Node C (protected): pass-through cross- connection on Node A ................720 Figure 536 NE F (protected) to Node C (protected): pass-through cross- connection on Node D ................721...
Page 34 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Figure 573 Pass-through cross-connection: One end point is inside the fiber chain (1)....................760 Figure 574 Pass-through cross-connection: One end point is inside the fiber chain (2)....................761 Figure 575 Pass-through cross-connection: Both end points are outside the fiber chain ....................762 Provision protection scheme parameters ........763 Figure 576...
Page 35 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Figure 613 MPT-HLC transceiver protection type provisioning .........812 Figure 614 MPT-HLC Settings tab for fixed modulation ..........813 Figure 615 MPT-HLC Settings tab for adaptive modulation ........815 Figure 616 MPT-HLC 1+1 settings tab ..............817 Figure 617 MPT-HLC settings with ATPC ..............819 Figure 618...
Page 36 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Perform IPv6 pre-provisioning ..........883 Figure 660 IPv6 Pre-provisioning main menu bar path ..........884 Figure 661 IPv6 Pre-Provisioning Setting Step 1 of 3 window ........884 Figure 662 IPv6 Pre-Provisioning Setting Step 2 of 3 window ........885 Figure 663 Create IPv6 Static Route window ............886 Figure 664...
Page 37 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Figure 705 Example of created VLANs ..............937 Figure 706 Port VLAN configuration - Core-E ports ..........938 Figure 707 Port VLAN configuration - EASv2 ports...........939 Figure 708 Network Configuration screen ..............940 Figure 709 Trusted Managers screen................942 Figure 710...
Page 38 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Figure 737 Performance Monitoring Tool window .............981 Figure 738 Ethernet port PM ..................982 Figure 739 Compression gain statistics PM ..............983 Figure 740 Radio QoS Ethernet port PM..............984 Figure 741 Configure Ethernet counters for L1 radio LAG PM with EASv2 .....987 Figure 742 Radio port PM..................988 Figure 743...
Page 39 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual RF Core Facing Loopback ............1033 Figure 774 RF Filter Port detail................1035 Figure 775 Main Equipment Window: Radio icon highlighted .........1036 Figure 776 Maintenance tab (MPT-HLC shown) .............1037 Figure 777 Radio Maintenance tab................1041 Administer SDH LAG ...............1043 Figure 778 SDH LAG screen ...................1044...
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Page 41: Preface
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Preface Preface 9500 MPR documentation Table 1 describes the 9500 MPR documentation. See the current Release Notice for part numbers. Table 1 9500 MPR documentation Document Description 9500 MPR Product...
Page 42 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Preface WebEML User Manual Table 1 9500 MPR documentation (Continued) Document Description 9500 MPR WebEML Provides procedures for performing system operations using the User Manual WebEML interface, including: provisioning, performance monitoring, protection switching, and administration activities.
Page 43: Related Documentation
• ANSI Maintenance and Trouble Clearing • Maintenance and Trouble Clearing chapter from the ETSI MSS-O/1/4/8 User Manual Related documentation Table 2 describes the 9500 MPR related documentation. See the Release Notice for part numbers. Table 2 9500 MPR related documentation Guide...
Page 44: Naming Conventions In The Documentation
Description 9500 MPR Technical Provides technical specifications for MPT-HLC and HLS. Specifications for Full Indoor Applications 9500 MPR TMN Describes TMN networking in the 9500 MPR. Networking Guide 9500 MPR Cross- Provides information about supported cross-connections. connections Reference Tables 9500 MPR-A MPT- Provides transmit power specifications for legacy radios.
Page 45: Audience
Warning statements and notes are provided in each chapter. The following symbols are contained in the 9500 MPR documentation. Danger: indicates that the described activity or situation may result in serious personal injury or death; for example, high voltage or electric shock hazards.
Page 46: Contact Information
Contact information Technical support If you purchased a service agreement for your 9500 MPR and related products from a distributor or authorized reseller, contact the technical support staff for that distributor or reseller for assistance. If you purchased an Nokia service agreement, check this link for instructions to contact Support personnel: Web: http://support.alcatel-lucent.com...
Page 47: Safety Awareness
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Safety awareness 1 Safety awareness 1.1 Safety EMC-EMF-ESD norms and equipment labeling This section describes the equipment labeling and the norms mandatory or suggested that must be considered to avoid injuries on persons and/or damage to the equipment.
Page 48: Labels Indicating Danger, Forbidding, Command
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Safety awareness WebEML User Manual • “personnel which has adequate technical knowledge and experience necessary to be aware of the danger that may occur when performing an operation and of the necessary measurements to reduce the danger to a minimum for themselves and for others”.
Page 49: Dangerous Electrical Voltages
Pay attention to the information stated in the following, and proceed as instructed. The symbols presented in following paragraphs are all the possible symbols that could be present on Nokia equipment, but are not all necessarily present on the equipment this handbook refers to.
Page 50: Safety Instructions
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Safety awareness WebEML User Manual 1.3.1.2 Safety instructions: Danger: Carefully observe the specific procedures for installation / turn-up and commissioning / maintenance of equipment parts where D.C. power is present, described in the relevant installation / turn-up and commissioning / maintenance documents and the following general rules: •Personal injury can be caused by -48VDC.
Page 51: Moving Mechanical Parts
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Safety awareness Figure 4 Openings must be covered 1.3.3 Moving mechanical parts 1.3.3.1 Labeling: The warning label in Figure 5 is affixed next to fans or other moving mechanical parts: Figure 5 Moving mechanical parts 1.3.3.2...
Page 52: Equipment Connection To Earth
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Safety awareness WebEML User Manual 1.3.4 Equipment connection to earth 1.3.4.1 Labeling: Terminals for equipment connection to earth, to be done according to international safety standards, are pointed out by the symbol in Figure Figure 6 Equipment connection to earth...
Page 53: Safety Instructions
2 meters high). • Install the antenna as far as possible from other existing equipment emitting RF power. Remind persons standing in front of the 9500 MPR antenna may cause traffic shutdown. Place the warning sticker, as shown in...
Page 54: Electromagnetic Compatibility (Emc Norms)
• On the antenna (rear side): EMF emission warning sign, placed on the antenna Figure 9 Compliance boundaries for 9500 MPR-A transceivers with 1ft (30 cm) antenna 1.4 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC norms) The equipment's EMC norms depend on the type of installation being carried out,...
Page 55: Cables
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Safety awareness Figure 10 EMC norms 1. EMC general norms - installation − All connections (towards the external source of the equipment) made with shielded cables use only cables and connectors suggested in this manual or in the relevant Plant Documentation, or those specified in the Customer's “Installation Norms”...
Page 56: Equipment Protection Against Electrostatic Discharges
OSP wiring. Warning: 9500 MPR equipment must be connected to surge suppressors that meet the power surge requirements of GR-1089-CORE. Non-compliant surge suppressors may not have the required secondary surge protection or current limiting function during specific, valid operating states.
Page 57: Cautions To Avoid Equipment Damage
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Safety awareness Workers are supplied with anti-static protection devices consisting of an elasticized band worn around the wrist and a coiled cord connected to the elasticized band and to the stud on the subrack. See Figure 1.6 Cautions to avoid equipment damage 1.6.1 Electrostatic-sensitivity...
Page 58: Handling Cards
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Safety awareness WebEML User Manual 1.6.1.1 Handling cards Although the risk of damage to an ESD is reduced considerably after it is assembled into a circuit designed to protect sensitive components, take the following precautions to reduce static charges to harmless levels: •...
Page 59: Mss-Odu Cable Disconnection / Connection
FAN card completely from the MSS-4/8 shelf. •The 9500 MPR may require two people to support, align, and attach it to an equipment rack. To prevent equipment damage or personal injury, make sure you have enough help.
Page 60: Harmful Optical Signals
•For personal safety, make sure you connect and secure the installation site’s frame-ground (earth ground) wire to the frame-ground terminal on the 9500 MPR before you connect any other wires to the node.
Page 61 SFP plug-in. Verify that laser labels on equipment state that the system conforms to all applicable standards of 21 CFR 1040.10. If there are no danger labels, call the Nokia Technical Support Center (TSC). The invisible infrared radiation emitted by the fiber-optic transmitter can cause eye damage.
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Page 63: High-Level Procedures
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual High-level procedures High-level procedures • High-level procedure for E1/DS1 provisioning • High-level procedure for E1/DS1 deprovisioning • High-level procedure for DS3 provisioning • High-level procedure for DS3 deprovisioning • High-level procedure for Ethernet provisioning •...
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Page 65: High-Level Procedure For E1/Ds1 Provisioning
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual High-level procedure for E1/DS1 provisioning 2 High-level procedure for E1/DS1 provisioning 2.1 Purpose This chapter provides the high-level procedure for provisioning E1/DS1 facilities and equipment. 2.2 Procedure 1. Select action. a.
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Page 67: High-Level Procedure For E1/Ds1 Deprovisioning
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual High-level procedure for E1/DS1 deprovisioning 3 High-level procedure for E1/DS1 deprovisioning 3.1 Purpose This chapter provides the high-level procedure for deprovisioning E1/DS1 facilities and equipment. 3.2 Procedure 1. Disable performance monitoring on the equipment you need to deprovision. 2.
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Page 69: High-Level Procedure For Ds3 Provisioning
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual High-level procedure for DS3 provisioning 4 High-level procedure for DS3 provisioning 4.1 Purpose This chapter provides a high-level procedure for provisioning DS3 facilities and equipment. 4.2 Procedure 1. Select action. a.
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Page 71: High-Level Procedure For Ds3 Deprovisioning
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual High-level procedure for DS3 deprovisioning 5 High-level procedure for DS3 deprovisioning 5.1 Purpose This chapter provides a high-level procedure for deprovisioning DS3 facilities and equipment. 5.2 Procedure 1. Disable performance monitoring on the equipment you need to deprovision. 2.
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Page 73: High-Level Procedure For Ethernet Provisioning
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual High-level procedure for Ethernet provisioning 6 High-level procedure for Ethernet provisioning 6.1 Purpose This chapter provides a high-level procedure for provisioning Ethernet facilities and equipment. 6.2 Procedure 1. Select action. a.
Page 74 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 High-level procedure for Ethernet provisioning WebEML User Manual 3. Provision Ethernet cross-connect to new Core Ethernet port: a. See Provision port segregation/connectivity to verify/provision port segregation on Core electrical Ethernet ports. b. See Provision Ethernet ports to provision Core Ethernet port.
Page 75 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual High-level procedure for Ethernet provisioning a. See Provision equipment port to provision P8ETH or EASv2 SFP equipment port. b. See Provision port segregation/connectivity to verify/provision port segregation on P8ETH or EASv2 SFP Ethernet port. c.
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Page 77: High-Level Procedure For Ethernet Deprovisioning
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual High-level procedure for Ethernet deprovisioning 7 High-level procedure for Ethernet deprovisioning 7.1 Purpose This chapter provides a high-level procedure for provisioning Ethernet facilities and equipment. 7.2 Procedure 1. Disable performance monitoring on the equipment you need to deprovision. 2.
Page 78 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 High-level procedure for Ethernet deprovisioning WebEML User Manual 5. Deprovision Core-E SFP equipment port: a. See Deprovision cross connections to deprovision Ethernet cross-connects associated with Core-E Ethernet port. b. See Provision Ethernet ports to disable Core-E Ethernet port.
Page 79 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual High-level procedure for Ethernet deprovisioning c. See Deprovision equipment ports to deprovision SFP equipment ports associated with P8ETH or EASv2 Card. d. See Disable equipment to disable P8ETH or EASv2 card.
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Page 81: High-Level Procedure For Ethernet Lag Provisioning
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual High-level procedure for Ethernet LAG provisioning 8 High-level procedure for Ethernet LAG provisioning 8.1 Purpose This chapter provides a high-level procedure for provisioning Ethernet LAG facilities and equipment. 8.2 Procedure 1.
Page 82 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 High-level procedure for Ethernet LAG WebEML User Manual provisioning b. See Provision Ethernet ports to provision Core-E Ethernet ports. c. See Administer L1/L2 radio and L2 Ethernet LAG ports to provision new Ethernet LAG port. d.
Page 83: High-Level Procedure For Sdh Provisioning
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual High-level procedure for SDH provisioning 9 High-level procedure for SDH provisioning 9.1 Purpose This chapter provides a high-level procedure for provisioning SDH facilities and equipment. 9.2 Procedure 1. Select action. a.
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Page 85: High-Level Procedure For Sdh Deprovisioning
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual High-level procedure for SDH deprovisioning 10 High-level procedure for SDH deprovisioning 10.1 Purpose This chapter provides a high-level procedure for deprovisioning SDH facilities and equipment. 10.2 Procedure 1. Disable performance monitoring on the equipment you need to deprovision. 2.
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Page 87: High-Level Procedure For Ethernet Ring Protection Management
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual High-level procedure for Ethernet Ring Protection management 11 High-level procedure for Ethernet Ring Protection management 11.1 Purpose This chapter provides a high-level procedure for managing Ethernet Rings. 11.2 Procedure 1. Select action. a.
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Page 89: High-Level Procedure For Using Web Server
To perform debug operations, go to step 11. j. To retrieve RSL information, go to step 12. k. To perform an MPT or EAS type conversion, see the 9500 MPR Hardware Installation and Replacement Manual. l. To perform an upgrade from a Core-E card to a CorEvo card, see the 9500 MPR Hardware Installation and Replacement Manual document.
Page 90 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 High-level procedure for using Web Server WebEML User Manual 3. Administer date and time: see Administer system date and time. 4. Apply a configuration file to the NE: see Apply a configuration using the Web Server.
Page 91: System Administration
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual System administration System administration • Log in to and out of system • Administer community string • Administer external alarm points on an Auxiliary card • Administer external alarm points on an MSS-1 or Enhanced Fan card •...
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Page 93: Log In To And Out Of System
This chapter provides the procedures to establish a session with the network element (NE) and to log in and to log out a specific user to the 9500 MPR. Additionally This chapter provides the instructions to log in and log out of a specific 9500 MPR NE using a web browser.
Page 94 WebEML User Manual • default Gateway The software version of the 9500 MPR NE must match the software version of the NEtO/JUSM/CT. If JUSM/CT is logged into an NE with a different software version, the NE/NEtO/JUSM/CT behavior may not function as expected.
Page 95: Procedures
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Log in to and out of system 13.4 Procedures This section provides the following procedures: • To log in using JUSM • To log out of JUSM • To log in to Web Server •...
Page 96: Figure 15 Webeml Icon
WebEML User Manual To log in using JUSM Note: If the software version of the 9500 MPR NE does not match one of the installed software versions of the NEtO/JUSM/CT, the login may fail. This login failure manifests in the following three failure modes: •After clicking OK on the NEtO NE info area, a warning message displays, ‘Start supervision...
Page 97: Figure 17 Neto Overview Window
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Log in to and out of system Figure 17 NEtO overview window 3. From the NEtO window, enter the NE IP Address or DNS name 4. Click OK. Note: When logging in to an NE running software version R2.2.x and earlier, the log in behavior is slightly different.
Page 98: Figure 18 Neto Login Window
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Log in to and out of system WebEML User Manual Figure 18 NEtO login window 5. In the Login window, enter Login Name “username” and Password “password”. Click Login. Supervision with the NE starts. 6.
Page 99: Figure 20 Jusm/Ct 9500 Mpr Main Screen Mss-8 Shelf
Figure 21 for an example connected to an MSS-4 shelf. See Figure 22 for an example connected to an MSS-1 shelf. See Figure 23 for an example connected to an MSS-O shelf. Figure 20 JUSM/CT 9500 MPR main screen MSS-8 shelf...
Page 100: Figure 21 Jusm/Ct 9500 Mpr Main Screen Mss-4 Shelf
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Log in to and out of system WebEML User Manual Figure 21 JUSM/CT 9500 MPR main screen MSS-4 shelf...
Page 101: Figure 22 Jusm 9500 Mpr Main Screen Mss-1 Shelf
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Log in to and out of system Figure 22 JUSM 9500 MPR main screen MSS-1 shelf...
Page 102: Figure 23 Jusm 9500 Mpr Main Screen Mss-O Shelf
Log in to and out of system WebEML User Manual Figure 23 JUSM 9500 MPR main screen MSS-O shelf To log out of JUSM 1. In the upper right hand corner of the JUSM window, select the “X”. See Figure...
Page 103: Figure 25 Close Neto Servers Manager Window
Note: Web Server is available when a Core-E card is in use. When a CorEvo card is in use, logging in from a web browser opens WebCT. For more information about WebCT, see the 9500 MPR WebCT User Manual. 1. In a web browser, enter the radio IP address or the URL (shown below).
Page 104: Figure 26 9500 Mpr Web Interface Log In Webpage
Figure 26 9500 MPR web interface log in webpage 2. Enter the NE username and password (same as the username and password entered on WebEML). The 9500 MPR Web Server displays. Active Alarms is the default web server window. See Figure...
Page 105: Figure 27 Web Server Main Menu
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Log in to and out of system Figure 27 Web server main menu To log out of Web Server 1. In the lower left-hand corner of the Main Menu pane, select Logout. See Figure...
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Page 107: Administer Community String
14.1 Purpose This chapter provides instructions to provision community strings and log in to a NE with the community string provisioned for the 9500 MPR. 14.2 Overview The Community String (CS) acts like a password to control access to an NE. It defines what community of people can access the NE.
Page 108: Figure 28 Web Server Community Strings Setting View
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer community string WebEML User Manual • To set the community string using the NEtO To set the community string using the Web Server 1. Log in to the NE using a web browser. See Log in to and out of system detailed instructions.
Page 109: Figure 29 Neto Community Strings Request Icon
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer community string 1. Launch NEtO. See Log in to and out of system for detailed instructions. NEtO window opens. From the NEtO Overview window, select Community String request icon in the upper right-hand corner.
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Page 111: Administer External Alarm Points On An Auxiliary Card
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer external alarm points on an Auxiliary card 15 Administer external alarm points on an Auxiliary card 15.1 Purpose The procedure s in this chapter provide instructions to administer the external alarm points supported by the Auxiliary card.
Page 112: Procedures
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer external alarm points on an Auxiliary WebEML User Manual card 15.4 Procedures This chapter includes procedures for the following: • To provision external alarm inputs • To provision external alarm outputs • To provision external alarm output state To provision external alarm inputs 1.
Page 113: Figure 32 External Alarm Inputs Provisioned
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer external alarm points on an Auxiliary card 5. Select CPI#[1-6] in the resource tree area. 6. Select CPI#[1-6] in the resource tree area. 7. In the User Label field, enter the alarm input label. 8.
Page 114: Figure 33 External Alarm Output Setting Tab
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer external alarm points on an Auxiliary WebEML User Manual card The AUX Main View window opens. 3. Click the External Points tab. 4. Click the Settings tab. See Figure Figure 33 External Alarm Output setting tab 5.
Page 115: Figure 34 External Alarm Outputs Provisioned
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer external alarm points on an Auxiliary card Figure 34 External Alarm Outputs provisioned 9. Close the AUX Main View window. To provision external alarm output state 1. Select MSS-4/AUX slot #4 or MSS-8/AUX slot #8 in the resource tree area. This selection should also highlight the MSS/AUX card in blue on the graphical representation of the MSS shelf in the resource list area.
Page 116: Figure 35 External Alarm Output Provisioned On
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer external alarm points on an Auxiliary WebEML User Manual card The External Alarm Point state updates. See Figure Figure 35 External Alarm Output Provisioned ON 8. Close the AUX Main View window.
Page 117: Administer External Alarm Points On An Mss-1 Or
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer external alarm points on an MSS-1 or Enhanced Fan card 16 Administer external alarm points on an MSS-1 or Enhanced Fan card 16.1 Purpose The procedure in this chapter provides instructions to administer the external alarm points supported by the MSS-1 unit and the Enhanced Fan card.
Page 118: Procedure
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer external alarm points on an MSS-1 or WebEML User Manual Enhanced Fan card 16.4 Procedure 1. Select action. 2. To Open MSS External Input Point main view for MSS-1, go to step 4. 3.
Page 119: Figure 36 External Alarm Input Setting Tab
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer external alarm points on an MSS-1 or Enhanced Fan card Figure 36 External Alarm Input Setting tab 9. In the User Label field, enter the alarm input label. 10. Select the External inputs Polarity radio button, Active Low or Active High. 11.
Page 120: Figure 37 External Alarm Inputs Provisioned
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer external alarm points on an MSS-1 or WebEML User Manual Enhanced Fan card Figure 37 External alarm inputs provisioned 13. Close the Main View window.
Page 121: Administer In-Band Tmn Vlan Port
TMN In-Band allows the user to manage an 9500 MPR NE using general Ethernet port from a central location (NOC). In-band TMN messages can reach the 9500 MPR over general user Ethernet ports. In-band TMN messages are supported on all enabled electrical Ethernet ports and all enabled optical Ethernet ports on the Core-E or CorEvo card.
Page 122 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer In-Band TMN VLAN port WebEML User Manual • PCP value between 0 and 7. Default is 7. • IP Routing Protocol: Static/OSPF − When OSPF routing protocol is selected: OSPF Area Number must be provisioned.
Page 123 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer In-Band TMN VLAN port • IPv6 addresses having FE80::/10 as high-order bits (Link Local Addresses) are not allowed The TMN In-Band networking interface IPv6 address must belong to a subnet number different than the ones associated with other TMN interfaces including the other TMN In-Band interface (the subnet numbers resulting from applying the shortest prefix length must not be the same).
Page 124: Procedures
MSS-8 shelf in the resource list area. Double-click on the blue CORE-Main Card. See Figure Figure 38 9500 MPR Equipment tab: Core-E Card selected The Ethernet Physical Interface Settings tab displays. 2. Select TMN Interface tab.
Page 125: Figure 39 Tmn In-Band Settings Tab
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer In-Band TMN VLAN port 3. Select TMN In-Band#1/2. 4. Select Settings tab. See Figure In-band TMN provisioning is displayed. Figure 39 TMN In-band Settings tab To provision an In-Band TMN VLAN port 1.
Page 126 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer In-Band TMN VLAN port WebEML User Manual 4. Select Settings tab. See Figure 5. Select the Working Mode Enabled check box. 6. Enter the VLAN ID for the In-band TMN Ethernet interface in the VLAN ID field. 7.
Page 127: Figure 40 Tmn In-Band Port Enabled
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer In-Band TMN VLAN port Figure 40 TMN In-band Port Enabled To disable an In-Band TMN VLAN port 1. Select MSS/Core-Main slot #1 in the resource tree area. The selected name will highlight in blue.
Page 128: Figure 41 Tmn In-Band Port Disabled
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer In-Band TMN VLAN port WebEML User Manual 6. Click Apply. Configuration Update window displays. 7. Click OK. TMN Ethernet interface is disabled. See Figure Figure 41 TMN In-band Port Disabled...
Page 129: Administer Network Configuration
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer network configuration 18 Administer network configuration 18.1 Purpose The procedures in this chapter are used to administer network configuration. 18.2 Overview TMN Ethernet port provisioning requirements depend on how the Ethernet port 4 and MGMT (NMS) port on the Core-E or CorEvo card are to be used.
Page 130: Ospf Area
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer network configuration WebEML User Manual TMN bandwidth is not reserved, which allows user traffic, up to the maximum capacity of the radio link when the TMN port is idle. TMN traffic must be considered when configuring CIR flows.
Page 131 If IPv6 is in use, OSPFv3 is used automatically. Note: When the 9500 MPR is used with other equipment, the OSPF interface parameters of the equipment must be the same as those of the related TMN interface on the 9500 MPR. The 9500 MPR OSPF parameters are: •...
Page 132: Procedures
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer network configuration WebEML User Manual 18.3 Procedures This section provides the following procedures: • To provision NE IP address • To administer TMN Ethernet interface • To administer Port#4 TMN Ethernet interface •...
Page 133: Figure 43 Local Configuration (Ip Address) Window
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer network configuration Figure 43 Local Configuration (IP Address) window 2. Enter the IP address of the NE in the IP Address field. 3. Click Apply. Communication with the radio will be lost. The user must log in to the radio using the IP address configured in step 2.
Page 134: Figure 44 9500 Mpr Equipment Tab: Core-E Card Selected
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer network configuration WebEML User Manual Figure 44 9500 MPR Equipment tab: Core-E card selected CORE Main View Slot#1 displays. 3. Select TMN Interface tab. 4. Select TMN Ethernet in the resource tree area.
Page 135: Figure 45 Tmn Ethernet Interface: Settings Tab
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer network configuration Figure 45 TMN Ethernet interface: Settings tab 6. Select action. a. To Provision TMN Ethernet interface, go to step 7. b. To Deprovision TMN Ethernet interface, go to step 14. 7.
Page 136 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer network configuration WebEML User Manual 10. Select IP Routing Protocol from drop-down menu: Static Routing or OSPF. 11. If the OSPF IP Routing Protocol is selected, from the OSPF Area Number drop-down menu, select OSPF Area Number (0 - 3).? 12.
Page 137: Figure 46 Port#4 Tmn Ethernet Interface: Settings Tab
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer network configuration Figure 46 Port#4 TMN Ethernet interface: Settings tab 6. Select action. a. To Provision Port#4 TMN Ethernet interface, go to step 7. b. To Deprovision Port#4 TMN Ethernet interface, go to step 12.
Page 138: Figure 47 Ip Static Routing Configuration Main Menu Bar Path
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer network configuration WebEML User Manual a. For static routing, from the IP Routing Protocol drop-down menu, select Static Routing and click apply. b. For OSPF, perform the following: a. From the IP Routing Protocol drop-down menu, select OSPF. b.
Page 139: Figure 48 Ip Static Routing Configuration Window (Ipv4)
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer network configuration Figure 48 IP Static Routing Configuration window (IPv4) 2. Select desired Host or Network Address Choice radio button: Host or Network. 3. Which IP Static Routing Configuration was selected? a.
Page 140: Figure 49 Ip Static Routing Configuration Window (Ipv6)
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer network configuration WebEML User Manual 7. Click Close. To provision IP static routing in IPv6 1. From the main menu bar, select Configuration>Network Configuration>IP Configuration> IP Static Routing Configuration. See Figure 2. The IP Static Routing Configuration window opens. See Figure Figure 49 IP Static Routing Configuration window (IPv6)
Page 141: Figure 50 Ospf Area Configuration Main Menu Bar Path
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer network configuration 5. Select desired Gateway or Point to Point I/F Choice radio button: Gateway IPv6 Address or Point To Point Interface Index. 6. Which Gateway or Point to Point I/F Choice was selected? a.
Page 142: Figure 51 Ospf Area Configuration Window (Ipv4)
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer network configuration WebEML User Manual Figure 51 OSPF Area Configuration window (IPv4) Figure 52 OSPFv3 Area Configuration window (IPv6) 2. Select new check box (checked). A maximum of 3 areas can be created. 3.
Page 143: Figure 53 Activate Ipv6 Stack Main Menu Bar Path
True or False. Note: When the 9500 MPR is used with other equipment, the OSPF interface parameters of the equipment must be the same as those of the related TMN interface on the 9500 MPR. 5. Click Create. 6. Click Apply.
Page 144: Figure 54 Activate Ipv6 Stack Warning
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer network configuration WebEML User Manual Figure 54 Activate IPv6 stack warning 3. Click on the Yes button to complete the activation. The menu option changes to Activate IPv4 stack, to return to IPv4. To view IP routing information 1.
Page 145: Figure 56 Ip Routing Information Window
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer network configuration Figure 56 IP Routing Information window 2. Click Close.
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Page 147: Administer Qos Configuration
The QoS Configuration tool allows the user to view the following QoS parameters: • Internal Forwarding Class to Queue Mapping For detailed information on QoS configuration parameters, refer to the 9500 MPR Product Information Manual General System Description, Features, Ethernet,...
Page 148: Procedures
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer QoS configuration WebEML User Manual 19.3 Procedures This section provides the following procedures: • To launch the QoS Configuration tool • To provision the Queue Scheduling algorithm • To restore Queue Scheduling algorithm default values •...
Page 149: Figure 58 Qos Configuration Tool
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer QoS configuration Figure 58 QoS Configuration tool To provision the Queue Scheduling algorithm 1. Select Scheduler Configuration tab. See Figure 2. From the Mode column, select all Queues to change scheduling algorithm (DWRR or SP).
Page 150: Figure 59 Provision Queue Scheduler Algorithm
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer QoS configuration WebEML User Manual Figure 59 Provision Queue Scheduler algorithm 4. Save changes to NE? a. If yes, click on the Apply button and click Yes in the Apply Data to NE window.
Page 151: Figure 61 Restore Queue Scheduler Algorithm Default Values
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer QoS configuration Figure 61 Restore Queue Scheduler algorithm default values 2. Save changes to NE? a. If yes, click on the Apply button and click Yes in the Apply Data to NE window.
Page 152: Figure 63 Queue Size Configuration Tab
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer QoS configuration WebEML User Manual Figure 63 Queue Size Configuration Tab 2. Queue sizes to provision? a. If individual queue sizes, go to step 3. b. If copy all queue sizes from one radio direction to another radio direction, go to step 7.
Page 153: Figure 64 Provision Queue Size
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer QoS configuration Figure 64 Provision Queue Size 5. Repeat the two previous steps to provision additional queue size values. 6. Save changes to NE? a. If yes, click on the Apply button and click Yes in the Apply Data to NE window.
Page 154: Figure 66 Copied Radio Direction Queue Sizes
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer QoS configuration WebEML User Manual 9. Select the Radio Direction to copy queue sizes to. 10. Click Paste. The queue sizes for radio direction are updated. See Figure Figure 66 Copied Radio Direction queue sizes 11.
Page 155: Figure 67 Restore Queue Size Default Values
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer QoS configuration Figure 67 Restore Queue Size default values 2. Save changes to NE? a. If yes, click on the Apply button and click Yes in the Apply Data to NE window.
Page 156: Figure 68 Qos Classification Tab
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer QoS configuration WebEML User Manual Figure 68 QoS Classification Tab To provision QoS Classification Criterion 1. From the QoS Classification Criterion drop-down menu, select: Disabled, 802.1p, or DiffServ. See Figure Figure 69 Select QoS Classification Criterion Note: The background of modified QoS Classification Criterion value is displayed in yellow.
Page 157: Figure 70 Provisioned Qos Classification Criterion
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer QoS configuration 3. Click Yes. QoS Classification tab updates. See Figure Figure 70 Provisioned QoS Classification Criterion To provision 802.1p PCP to Internal Forwarding Class values 1. From the IEEE 802.1p to Forwarding Class Mapping pane, select new PCP to Forwarding Class value.
Page 158: Figure 72 Provisioned 802.1P Pcp To Internal Forwarding Class Mapping
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer QoS configuration WebEML User Manual 2. Repeat the previous step to provision additional IEEE 802.1p PCP to Forwarding Class Mapping. 3. Save changes to NE? a. If yes, click on the Apply button and click Yes in the Apply Data to NE window.
Page 159: Figure 73 Provision Diffserv Dscp To Internal Forwarding Class Mapping
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer QoS configuration Figure 73 Provision DiffServ DSCP to Internal Forwarding Class Mapping Note: The background of modified DiffServ DSCP to Forwarding Class field is displayed in yellow. 2. Repeat the previous step to provision additional DiffServ DSCP to Forwarding Class Mapping.
Page 160 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer QoS configuration WebEML User Manual To restore 802.1p or DiffServ to Forwarding Class Default Values 1. Click Defaults. See Figure 71 Figure Note: The background of modified parameters is shown in yellow. 2.
Page 161: Administer Software License
• License Key: This field is used to upgrade the license string. To upgrade the license string, copy the code of the new license and click on Apply. The Refresh button activates a new reading of the read-only fields. See the 9500 MPR Product Information Manual for more information about license key management.
Page 162: Procedures
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer software license WebEML User Manual 20.3 Procedures This section provides the following procedures: • To view SW license using JUSM • To view SW License using Web Server • To update SW License To view SW license using JUSM 1.
Page 163 2. From the Main Menu pane, select License Info. The License Info page displays. See Figure Figure 77 9500 MPR Web Server - License Info 3. View software License String and RMU Serial Number. To update SW License 1. From the main menu bar, select Supervision>SW License. See Figure The SW License window opens.
Page 164 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer software license WebEML User Manual 5. Click Apply. 6. Click Close.
Page 165: Administer System Date And Time
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer system date and time 21 Administer system date and time 21.1 Purpose This chapter provides procedures to administer NE Date and Time. 21.2 General The system NE Time can be provisioned either to the PC/laptop operating system time, manually, or to a Network Time Protocol (NTP) server.
Page 166: Procedures
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer system date and time WebEML User Manual 21.3 Procedures This section provides the following procedures: • To provision NE Time to PC operating system time using JUSM • To provision NE Time to PC operating system time using Web Server •...
Page 167 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer system date and time Figure 79 NE Time Configuration window 2. Select Set NE Time with OS Time check box (checked). 3. Click Apply. The Information ‘Set NE time success!’ window opens. 4.
Page 168 Administer system date and time WebEML User Manual Figure 80 9500 MPR Web Server date & time setting window 3. From the NE Time Setting with OS Time field, click Apply to NE. To provision NE Time manually using JUSM 1.
Page 169 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer system date and time Figure 81 NE Time Configuration window 2. Select date and time element to set in the Network Element Time field and perform one or more of the following: a.
Page 170 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer system date and time WebEML User Manual To provision NE time manually using Web Server 1. Log In to NE to view NE alarms. For detailed steps to log in to an NE using a web browser, see Log in to and out of system.
Page 171 Log in to and out of system. The 9500 MPR Web Server displays. Active Alarms is the default web server window. 2. From the web server Main Menu pane, select Date & Time Setting. The Date & Time Setting window displays. See...
Page 172 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer system date and time WebEML User Manual 3. From Date & Time Setting window, view NTP Status: Enabled or Disabled.
Page 173: Administer System Settings
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer system settings 22 Administer system settings 22.1 Purpose This chapter provides procedures to administer system settings. 22.2 General The Systems Settings/NE Configuration screen is used to configure the DHCP Server support, Ethernet LOS Criteria, Static Lag Criteria, System Priority Parameter, event and alarm logging, SNMP mode, and retrieve the NE MAC Address/Bridge Address.
Page 174: Ethernet Los Criteria
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer system settings WebEML User Manual 22.2.3 Ethernet LOS criteria Ethernet LOS Criteria feature adds the following condition types to the Core protection switching criteria: • LOS of Optical User Ethernet interface • Card Fail of SFP optical module •...
Page 175: Ais Insertion For Lof Detection On Ds1 (Ansi Market Only)
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer system settings System Aggregation Priority: • [0 - 1 bytes] System Priority • [2 - 7 bytes] NE MAC address The System Aggregation Priority of each System is an eight octet binary number. The System with the numerically lower value of System Aggregation Priority has the higher priority.
Page 176: Ne Mac Address/Bridge Address
Bridge Address field. 22.2.9 SNMP Mode The 9500 MPR supports access from SNMP managers implementing both SNMPv2/ v1 and SNMPv3 protocols. The supported SNMP operating modes are the following: • SNMPv2: This is the default mode. Only SNMPv2/v1 managers are allowed access to the NE for both reading and writing.
Page 177: Latitude And Longitude
• To open the System Settings menu • To provision Tributary Port Configuration (ETSI market only) • To provision DHCP server using JUSM/CT 9500 MPR • To Provision DHCP server using the Web Server • To provision Ethernet LOS Criteria •...
Page 178 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer system settings WebEML User Manual Figure 84 System Settings tab (ANSI market)
Page 179 Balanced 120 ohm. 2. Click on the Apply button. 3. Click on the Close button. To provision DHCP server using JUSM/CT 9500 MPR 1. From the DHCP Server drop-down menu, select DHCP Server provisioning: Disabled or Enabled. 2. Click on the Apply button.
Page 180 2. On Main Menu pane, select DHCP Setting. The DHCP Setting window displays. Figure 86 9500 MPR Web Server - DHCP Setting 3. Click on the Refresh button. 4. Determine Current DHCP Status. 5. To change the DHCP provisioning, click on the Enable DHCP/Disable DHCP button.
Page 181 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer system settings 3. Click on the Close button. To provision Static LAG Criteria 1. From the Static Log drop-down menu, select Static Log Criteria provisioning: Disabled or Enabled. 2. Click on the Apply button. 3.
Page 182 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer system settings WebEML User Manual 2. Click on the Close button. To provision SNMP mode using JUSM Caution: Changing the SNMP Mode will cause the NE to restart. Caution: When the NE has been configured to operate in SNMPv3 mode, it is not possible to return it to SNMPv2 mode without clearing the database.
Page 183 WebEML User Manual Administer system settings Figure 87 9500 MPR Web Server - Snmp Version 3. Click Refresh button. 4. To change SNMP Mode, click on the Set Snmp version 3 or Set Snmp version 2 button. The NE restarts.
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Page 185: Administer Vlan Configuration
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer VLAN configuration 23 Administer VLAN configuration 23.1 Purpose This chapter provides procedures to administer the VLAN configuration. 23.2 Overview When a Core-E card is in use, three protocols are supported to manage Ethernet traffic: 802.1D (MAC Address Bridge), 802.1Q (Virtual Bridge), and 802.1ad (Provider Bridge).
Page 186: Ad (Provider Bridge)
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer VLAN configuration WebEML User Manual In 802.1Q mode all Ethernet frames inside the 9500 MPR network are assigned a VLAN ID. VLAN 1 is automatically defined by the NE when 802.1Q is selected. All user Ethernet ports (enabled and disabled) and all radio ports are members of VLAN 1.
Page 187: Ethernet Frames Processing
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer VLAN configuration • UNI (VLAN based): this is an interface at the edge of the Provider Bridged Network. S-VLAN is assigned based on C-VLAN ID carried by C-VLAN Tag or based on User Ethernet port in case of untagged frames (C-tagged service interface) You can change the type of a Provider Bridge port.
Page 188: Procedures
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer VLAN configuration WebEML User Manual 23.3 Procedures This section provides the following procedures: • To open the VLAN configuration window • To provision VLAN Configuration • To create a VLAN or S-VLAN •...
Page 189 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer VLAN configuration Figure 89 VLAN Configuration window with Core-E card in use...
Page 190 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer VLAN configuration WebEML User Manual Figure 90 VLAN Configuration window with CorEvo card in use To provision VLAN Configuration 1. Provision which VLAN management protocol? a. To provision 802.1D MAC select the 802.1D (MAC bridge) radio button and click on the Apply button.
Page 191 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer VLAN configuration Figure 91 VLAN Configuration provisioned 802.1D b. To provision 802.1Q virtual bridge, select the 802.1Q (Virtual Bridge) radio button and click on the Apply button. VLAN Configuration window updates, the default VLAN 1 is displayed. See Figure...
Page 192 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer VLAN configuration WebEML User Manual Figure 92 VLAN Configuration provisioned 802.1Q c. To provision 802.1ad provider bridge, select the 802.1ad (Provider Bridge) radio button and click on the Apply button. The VLAN Configuration window updates, the default VLAN 1 is displayed. Figure Figure 93 VLAN Configuration provisioned 802.1ad...
Page 193 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer VLAN configuration To create a VLAN or S-VLAN 1. Select New... button. See Figure The Create VLAN window opens. See Figure Note: In Provider Bridge mode, the window is called Create S-VLAN. Figure 94 Create VLAN window 2.
Page 194 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer VLAN configuration WebEML User Manual Figure 95 New VLAN created To edit a VLAN or S-VLAN 1. From the VLAN Configuration window, select the VLAN to edit. 2. Click Edit. See Figure The Edit VLAN window opens.
Page 195 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer VLAN configuration 4. Click OK. The Edit VLAN window closes. 5. Information window opens, Click OK. The VLAN is updated in the VLAN Configuration table. To delete a VLAN or S-VLAN 1.
Page 196 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer VLAN configuration WebEML User Manual Figure 97 Filter VLAN configuration table 2. Click Filter. The VLAN configuration table is filtered using the text string entered in the Filter by Name field. See Figure Figure 98 VLAN Configuration table filtered...
Page 197 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Administer VLAN configuration 3. To restore full VLAN Configuration table, click Clear Filter. To export the VLAN list 1. From the VLAN Configuration window, click Export. See Figure 2. Navigate to the directory to save VLANList.csv file. 3.
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Page 199: Local Access Control Management
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Local access control management 24 Local access control management 24.1 Purpose This chapter provides procedures to manage Local Access Control (LAC). 24.2 Overview NE control can be managed by an Operating System (OS) using the LAC feature. LAC management provides a mechanism to prevent multiple users sending write commands to the NE simultaneously.
Page 200 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Local access control management WebEML User Manual 1. From the main menu bar, select Supervision > Access State > OS. See Figure Figure 99 Local Access Control - main menu bar path LAC is enabled. In the status control area, the lock status icon updates to the access denied icon on CTs without LAC NE manager control.
Page 201: Mib Database Management (Backup And Restore)
25.1 Purpose This chapter provides procedures to perform MIB Database Management (backup and restore) on the 9500 MPR. A MIB database restore should be performed for catastrophic recovery ONLY. 25.2 Overview Caution: All traffic will be interrupted during the activate database phase.
Page 202: Procedure
MIB database management (backup and WebEML User Manual restore) See the 9500 MPR Product Information Manual for information about the parameters that are stored and excluded from the backup file. It is recommended that excluded parameters be saved by running an NE Inventory report, so these parameters may be reprovisioned in the event that the system needs to be restored from scratch.
Page 203 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual MIB database management (backup and restore) Caution: Failure to release all protection switches prior to performing a MIB Management database backup may result in the system being restored to an unknown state. If this occurs, communications with the system may be difficult to reestablish and may result in the loss of traffic.
Page 204 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 MIB database management (backup and WebEML User Manual restore) Figure 105 Backup MIB Management database dialog box 10. Navigate to the directory to save the MIB Management Database. Note: Database backup file name supports a thirty-six character free-form string name. To aid in tracking database backup files, it is recommended to use the NE Name and Date in the backup file name (ex.
Page 205 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual MIB database management (backup and restore) 3. Are forced protection switches active? a. If yes, go to step 4. b. If no, go to step 5. 4. Determine if the active forced protection switch(es) can be released. Release all forced protection switch(es) prior to proceeding with this procedure.
Page 206 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 MIB database management (backup and WebEML User Manual restore) Figure 107 Restore MIB Management Database window 9. Navigate to the directory where the MIB Management Database backup file is saved. 10. Select MIB Management Database backup file. 11.
Page 207 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual MIB database management (backup and restore) 2. Click Yes. MIB Management window opens. 3. Click OK. 4. Close the WebEML window. The NE will activate the restored MIB Management database. There may be a delay of 60 to 90 seconds before the Activate process begins.
Page 208 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 MIB database management (backup and WebEML User Manual restore) 9. Perform either or b: a. Enable the spare Core card. b. Physically seat the spare Core card removed in step 10. Verify system provisioning. Refer to the saved NE Inventory, saved during the MIB backup procedure.
Page 209: Use The Ethernet Features Shell
Ethernet Connectivity Fault Management (ECFM) (IEEE802.1ag) is performed using the Ethernet Features Shell. See the 9500 MPR Product Information Manual for more information about the following types of commands that can be run from the Ethernet Features Shell: • Ethernet Connectivity Fault Management •...
Page 210 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Use the Ethernet Features Shell WebEML User Manual 4. Click on the OK button. The Ethernet Features Shell window opens and the CT closes. 5. Enter the commands as needed. See the Product Information Manual for more information.
Page 211: Perform A Software Reset
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Perform a software reset 27 Perform a software reset 27.1 Purpose This chapter provides procedures for restarting the NE or an MPT. The Restart operation is a software reset and can be executed in normal traffic conditions.
Page 212 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Perform a software reset WebEML User Manual Figure 108 Restart MPT Select the MPT to be restarted and click the Restart button.
Page 213: Configure Efm Oam
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Configure EFM OAM 28 Configure EFM OAM 28.1 Purpose This chapter provides procedures to provision Ethernet First Mile Operations, Administration, and Maintenance. 28.2 Overview EFM OAM can be enabled on any User Ethernet interface on the Core or EAS cards or the MSS-1 or MSS-O units.
Page 214: Figure 109 Eth Oam Window
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Configure EFM OAM WebEML User Manual The ETH OAM window opens. See Figure 109. Figure 109 ETH OAM window 2. Choose the Ethernet interface from the list. 3. Choose the Active or Passive radio button in the Link OAM Mode field. 4.
Page 215 Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual Configure EFM OAM 3. Click on the Apply button. The link is disabled.
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Page 217: User Administration
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 WebEML User Manual User administration User administration • Administer NE list • Administer user profiles • Change password...
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Page 219: Administer Ne List
The Username and current Password must be known before log in can be accomplished. The 9500 MPR craft terminal (CT) software must be installed on the PC. The user must know the IP address of the NE to log in to the system or be locally connected.
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Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01 Administer NE list WebEML User Manual 1. From the NEtO Overview window, select Creates a new list of favorite NEs icon. See Figure 110. Figure 110 New icon The Network Element List window opens. See Figure 111.
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Nokia 9500 MPR User Manual

Preface

1 Safety Awareness

High-Level Procedures

2 High-Level Procedure for E1/DS1 Provisioning

3 High-Level Procedure for E1/DS1 Deprovisioning

4 High-Level Procedure for DS3 Provisioning

5 High-Level Procedure for DS3 Deprovisioning

6 High-Level Procedure for Ethernet Provisioning

7 High-Level Procedure for Ethernet Deprovisioning

8 High-Level Procedure for Ethernet LAG Provisioning

9 High-Level Procedure for SDH Provisioning

10 High-Level Procedure for SDH Deprovisioning

11 High-Level Procedure for Ethernet Ring Protection Management

12 High-Level Procedure for Using Web Server

System Administration

13 Log in to and out of System

14 Administer Community String

15 Administer External Alarm Points on an Auxiliary Card

16 Administer External Alarm Points on an MSS-1 or

Enhanced Fan Card

17 Administer In-Band TMN VLAN Port

18 Administer Network Configuration

19 Administer Qos Configuration

20 Administer Software License

21 Administer System Date and Time

22 Administer System Settings

23 Administer VLAN Configuration

24 Local Access Control Management

25 MIB Database Management (Backup and Restore)

26 Use the Ethernet Features Shell

27 Perform a Software Reset

28 Configure EFM OAM

User Administration

29 Administer NE List

30 Administer User Profiles

31 Change Password

System Information

32 View Alarms

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