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ZyXEL Communications VES-1616PE-54 Support Notes

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  • Page 1 VES-1616PE-54 Support Notes Edition 1...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Content General Application....................... 5 Firmware Upgrade ......................5 Using the Web Configurator ..................5 Using the Console Port: ....................5 Using FTP:........................6 Restore a Configuration File ....................6 Using the Web Configurator: ..................6 Using the Console Port: ....................7 Using FTP:........................
  • Page 3 SMG-700 configuration....................20 Interface Configuration..................20 PPPoE Setting Configuration ................20 ISP Info Setting Configuration ................21 Win RADIUS ......................22 VES-1616PE-54 configurations ..................24 VLAN configuration .................... 24 P-870HW-51aV2 configurations ................... 25 WAN configuration ..................... 25 Verification ......................26 Win RADIUS ......................
  • Page 4 Scenario .......................... 42 VDSL Profile Configuration for Primary Template ..........43 VDSL Profile Configuration for Secondary Template ..........45 VDSL Line Setup Configuration ................47 FAQ ............................. 48 Frequently Asked Questions .................... 48 What is the default setting of the IP parameters? ..........48 What is the default login Name and Password of the Web Configurator? ...

  • Page 5: General Application

    General Application Firmware Upgrade Using the Web Configurator a. Download (and unzipped) the correct model firmware to your computer. b. Click Management > Maintenance in the navigator panel to display the following screen. c. Click the Click Here link for Firmware Upgrade d.

  • Page 6: Using Ftp

    firmware upgrade process is done. Using FTP: a. Download (and unzipped) the correct model firmware to your computer. b. Launch the FTP client on your computer to log into switch. (From the command prompt, type “ftp <Switch IP>”). c. Press [ENTER] when prompted for a user name. d.

  • Page 7: Using The Console Port

    c. In the File Path field, click Browse to locate the firmware file. d. Click Restore to start restoring configuration. Using the Console Port: a. Connect to the console port and launch a Terminal Emulation software. b. Restart the switch to enter the debug mode via the terminal. c.

  • Page 8: Using The Console Port

    b. Click the Click Here link for Backup Configuration to display the following screen. c. Click Backup to display the File Download dialog. Then, click Save to back up the configuration text file to a location you specify on your computer. Using the Console Port: a.

  • Page 9: Using Ftp

    Using FTP: a. Download (and unzipped) the correct model firmware to your computer. b. Launch the FTP client on your PC to log into the switch. (From the command prompt, type “ftp <Switch IP>” c. Press [ENTER] when prompted for a user name d.
  • Page 10 prompt. d. Click OK. e. Click OK again to start the configuration reset process. After it is complete, the device automatically restarts. f. Please note that the IP address of the switch is now 192.168.1.1.

  • Page 11: Dhcp Relay Per Vlan

    The feature of DHCP relay per VLAN basis comes handy for managing the DHCP IP assignment to the clients. VES-1616PE-54 has the ability to relay the DHCP request packets according to its VLAN tag to the DHCP server in the uplink Network.
  • Page 12 1. Configure a Static VLAN a. In the navigation panel, click Advanced Application > VLAN > Static VLAN. The Static VLAN screen appears. b. Click to select the ACTIVE checkbox. c. Type “700” in the Name field. d. Type “700” in the VLAN Group ID field. e.
  • Page 13 2. VLAN Port Setting a. In the navigation panel, click Advanced Application > VLAN > VLAN Port Setting. The VLAN Port Setting screen appears. b. Type “700” in the PVID field of Port 1. c. Click the Apply button.
  • Page 14 3. Configure an In-band IP Address a. In the navigation panel, click Basic Setting > IP Setup. b. In the In-band IP Addresses section, type “192.168.1.100” in the IP Address field. c. Type “255.255.255.0” in the IP Subnet Mask field. d.
  • Page 15 5. Save Configuration Click the Save link in the top right-hand corner of the screen to save your configuration into the Switch’s nonvolatile memory.

  • Page 16: Triple Play

    Triple Play Triple Play concept The concept for the setting up a triple play service in VES-1616PE-54, is to manage the Internet, IPTV and VoIP traffic that are assigned into different VLANs. We will give an example of a service deployed in the fields, according to the following diagram.

  • Page 17: Idea Behind The Pppoe Service

    The goal of this case study is to demonstrate a proof of concept on a PPPoE service applied on ZyXEL own VDSL2 and BRAS devices. The scenario is focused on 3 devices: VES-1616PE-54, P-870HW-51aV2 and SMG-700. The client shall be able to enjoy INTERNET access, by simply plugging the Ethernet cable to the CPE, i.e.

  • Page 18: Scenario

    The WAN interface in P-870HW-51aV2 shall be configured into PPPoE mode with the correct username and password, which the egress traffic will automatically be tagged with VLAN=100. VES-1616PE-54 untags the coming PPPoE traffic from the CPE, and relay it to the BRAS, SMG-700. The SMG-700 shall be able to establish the...

  • Page 19: Ip Domain Topology

    IP domain topology The IP topology is described in details on the above diagram, keeping in mind that the NAT router at this demo has the ability to route the 172.168.23.0 domain to the INTERNET with NAT feature. Notice that the WinRADIUS is a (free) software that can be installed in Windows OS, in this case, WinXP.

  • Page 20: Smg-700 Configuration

    SMG-700 configuration 1. Interface Configuration a. Go to Network Setting > Interface Configuration b. Select “up1” for the uplink Interface c. Input the IP Address for the uplink interface, e.g. ”172.168.23.10” d. Input the IP Subnet Mask for the uplink interface, e.g. “255.255.255.0” e.

  • Page 21: Isp Info Setting Configuration

    3. ISP Info Setting Configuration a. Go to Service Setting > ISP Info Setting b. Input the ISP Domain Name, e.g. “test.com” c. Select the Authentication Method, e.g. “PAP” d. Select the Authentication Server, e.g. “Radius” e. Click Add f. Click the test.com ISP Domain Name just created to edit g.

  • Page 22: Win Radius

    4. Win RADIUS a. Make sure that Win Radius v4.00 is properly installed in a PC (OS: WinXP) with the IP of the NIC configured as IP: 172.168.23.101/24 b. Check if the NAS Secret and the Authorization and Accounting ports match the settings in the SMG-700 c.
  • Page 23 d. Check if the account is successfully created...

  • Page 24: Ves-1616Pe-54 Configurations

    VES-1616PE-54 configurations 1. VLAN configuration a. Go to Advanced Application > VLAN > Static VLAN b. Check the Active box c. Input the Name, e.g. “Internet” d. Input the VLAN Group ID, e.g. “100” e. Set port 1 to be “fixed” and check the Tx Tagging box f.

  • Page 25: P-870Hw-51Av2 Configurations

    P-870HW-51aV2 configurations 1. WAN configuration a. Go to Network > WAN > Internet Connection b. Input the Name, e.g. “INTERNET” c. Select the Mode as “PPPoE” d. Type the User Name, e.g. “VDSL2@test.com” e. Type the Password, e.g. “1234” f. Check the Retry when the authentication fails box g.

  • Page 26: Verification

    2. Verification P-870HW-51aV2 Check the status on the homepage: The PPPoE connection was successful!

  • Page 27: Win Radius

    3. Win RADIUS Query the user info: We can see the record that the use successfully logged in!

  • Page 28: Multicast Service

    Multicast Service We shall set up an MVR=200 in VES-1616PE-54, to allow the multicast traffic to pass through without consuming too much resources. The multicast traffic is tagged with VID=200 before coming to the VES. The P-870HW-51Av2 also tags the IGMP upstream traffic with VLAN=200, and untags it at the downstream direction.

  • Page 29: Mvr Settings

    h. Click the Apply button 2. MVR Settings a. Go to Advanced Application > Multicast > Multicast Setting > MVR b. Select “IGMP Proxy” in Behavior c. Click Apply d. Check the Active box...
  • Page 30 e. Input the Name, e.g. “IPTV” f. Input the Multicast VLAN ID as “200” g. Select “5” to be the 802.1p Priority h. Select the Mode to be “Dynamic” i. Select “Receiver Port” for port 1 j. Check the Tagging box for port 1 k.
  • Page 31 3. Save Configuration Click the Save link in the top right-hand corner of the screen to save your configuration into the nonvolatile memory of the VES...

  • Page 33: Voip Service

    VoIP Service The VoIP traffic is tagged by the P-870HW-51aV2 with VID=300, so the objective of the VES is to make sure that the traffic of VLAN 300 is treated with high priority, forcing its 802.1p to be 7 at all time. In here will demonstrate how this configuration is done by using the classifier and policy rules.
  • Page 34 h. Go to Advanced Application > VLAN and click the index that VID=”300”...

  • Page 35: Classifier Configuration

    2. Classifier configuration a. Go to Advanced Application > Classifier b. Check the Active box c. Input the Name, e.g. “VoIP” d. Input the VLAN on Layer 2 as “300” e. Select the Source Port on Layer 2 as “1” f.

  • Page 36: Policy Rule Configuration

    3. Policy Rule configuration a. Go to Advanced Application > Policy Rule b. Check the Active box c. Input the Name, e.g. “SIP” d. Select “VoIP” as the Classifier e. Input “300” for the VLAN ID f. Select the Priority to be “7” g.

  • Page 38: Vlan Stacking

    VLAN-tagged, to improve management efficiency. Scenario The WAN interface in P-870HW-51aV2 is configured so that its egress traffic is automatically tagged with VLAN=10, priority=0 under TPID=8100. According to the Service Provider this client subscribed to, the VES-1616PE-54 has to add an outer tag...
  • Page 39 VLAN=20, priority=5 under TPID=9100 before forwarding upwards to the Internet. For the traffic on the downlink direction, the VES-1616PE-54 shall only untag VLAN=20, priority=5 under TPID=9100, and let the P-870HW-51aV2 untag the rest, i.e. VLAN=10, priority=0 under TPID=8100. 1. VLAN Stacking configuration a.

  • Page 40: Static Vlan Configuration

    2. Static VLAN configuration a. Go to Advanced Application > VLAN b. Select the Active box c. Input the Name, e.g. “20” d. Input the VLAN Group ID to be “20” e. Select port 1 to be “fixed” f. Uncheck the Tx Tagging box of port 1 g.

  • Page 41: Verification

    3. Verification If we capture the packets from the uplink ports of the VES, we can see the double tags on all traffic, such as the following picture...

  • Page 42: Vdsl Template

    VDSL Template VDSL Template application notes On VES-1616PE-54, you can specify a primary and a fallback VDSL template for each subscriber port. A subscriber port uses the parameters defined in the primary VDSL template when the line is initialized. When the actual line condition is too poor to use the primary template (for example, the defined minimum transmission rate cannot be reached), the VES then uses the fallback template instead.

  • Page 43: Vdsl Profile Configuration For Primary Template

    The Fallback VDSL profile should consist of: 1. Band plan 12a 2. US/DS = 20/20 mbps 3. PhyR enabled 1. VDSL Profile Configuration for Primary Template a. Go to VDSL Setup > VDSL Profile > Line Profile b. Input the Name, e.g. “lineprofileA” c.
  • Page 44 h. Click Add i. Go to VDSL Setup > VDSL Profile > VDSL Template Setup j. Input the Name, e.g. “TemplateA” k. Select “lineprofileA” to be the Line Profile l. Select “ChannelprofileA” to be the Channel Profile m. Click Add...

  • Page 45: Vdsl Profile Configuration For Secondary Template

    2. VDSL Profile Configuration for Secondary Template a. Go to VDSL Setup > VDSL Profile > Line Profile b. Input the Name, e.g. “lineprofileB” c. Select the VDSL2 Profile to be “12a” d. Click Add e. Go to VDSL Setup > VDSL Profile > Channel Profile f.
  • Page 46 k. Go to VDSL Setup > VDSL Profile > VDSL Template Setup l. Input the Name, e.g. “TemplateB” m. Select “lineprofileB” to be the Line Profile n. Select “ChannelprofileB” to be the Channel Profile o. Click Add...

  • Page 47: Vdsl Line Setup Configuration

    3. VDSL Line Setup Configuration a. Go to VDSL Setup > VDSL Line Setup b. Select “TemplateA” to be the Primary Template c. Select “TemplateB” to be the Fallback Template d. Click Add...

  • Page 48: Faq

    Frequently Asked Questions 1. What is the default setting of the IP parameters? IP address: 192.168.1.1 Subnet: 255.255.255.0 2. What is the default login Name and Password of the Web Configurator? ID: admin Password: 1234 3. How to access my VES through the console port? Connect the male 9-pin end of the console cable to the console port of the switch.

  • Page 49: How To Change The Password

    5. How to change the password? You can only change the administrator login password in the web configurator. After you log in for the first time, it is recommended you change the default administrator password. In the Web Configurator: Click Management > Access Control > Logins to display the configuration screen as shown.

  • Page 50: How Do I Configure An Ip Address

    Restart the VES, and press any key to enter the debug mode at the “Press any key to enter Debug Mode within 3 seconds” prompt. Enter “atlc”. When the “starting XMODEM upload” message displays, start XMODEM upload of the default configuration (rom) file to the VES. After the file upload process is complete, enter “atgo”...

  • Page 51: How To Restart Device From The Web Configurator

    10. How to restart device from the Web Configurator? Click Management > Maintenance in the navigation panel to display the screen as shown. Click the Config1 or Config 2 button next to Reboot System. 11. How to check the current running firmware version? Access the console and enter the “show system-information”...

  • Page 52: Can I Enable Mvr And Igmp Snooping At The Same Time

    14. Can I enable MVR and IGMP snooping at the same time? Yes.

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