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Ace ACE-3105 Installation And Operation Manual

Ace ACE-3105 Installation And Operation Manual (418 pages)

Cell-Site Gateways

Brand: Ace | Category: Gateway | Size: 12.76 MB

Table of Contents

Limited Warranty
4
Product Disposal
4
General Safety Instructions
5
Safety Symbols
5
Connecting DC Power
6
General Safety Practices
6
Connecting the Power
19
Quick Start Guide
19
Table of Contents
23
Chapter 1 . Introduction

29
- Overview
  29
  - Product Options
    30
    
    Power Supply
    30
    
    License Packs
    31
    
    Atm over Psn Capabilities
    32
    
    TDM over PSN Capabilities
    33
    
    Atm Switching and Policing Capabilities
    34
    
    Clock Synchronization
    35
    
    Oam and Diagnostics
    35
    
    Performance Monitoring
    36
- Physical Description
  37
- Functional Description
  38
  - Interfaces
    40
    
    Fast Ethernet Interface
    41
  - Atm over Psn Functionality
    42
    
    Queues and Buffers
    42
    
    Psn Buffer Allocations
    42
    
    Timeout Mechanism
    43
    
    Clock Recovery
    44
  - TDM over ATM Functionality
    45
    
    Atm Layer Functionality
    46
    
    Atm Traffic Shaping
    46
    
    Atm Cell Scheduling
    47
    
    Atm Policing
    47
    
    Atm Buffer Allocations
    48
    
    Continuity Check (CC)
    49
  - Mpls Utilization
    50
  - Fault Propagation and Psn Connectivity Checks
    52
  - Bridge
    53
    
    MAC Table Handling in Bridge Mode
    54
  - Physical Loopback Tests
    55
  - Snmp and Alarm Traps
    56
    
    Management Security
    57
- Technical Specifications
  58
- Installation and Setup
  63
Chapter 2 . Installation and Setup

63
- Site Requirements and Prerequisites
  63
- Package Contents
  64
- Required Equipment
  64
  - Power Cable
    64
  - Interface Cables
    65
- Connecting to DSL Network Equipment
  66
- Connecting to Packet-Switched Networks
  67
  - Using Electrical Ethernet Interface
    68
- Connecting to a Control Terminal
  69
- Connecting to Power
  70
  - Connecting to DC Power
    70
Chapter 3 . Operation

71
- Turning on the Unit
  71
- Led Indicators
  72
- Default Settings
  73
  - Configuration Defaults
    73
- Configuration Alternatives
  74
  - Logging in Via the Terminal/Telnet Interface
    76
  - Ascii Screen Format
    77
  - Hot Keys
    78
  - Working with Configurad
    79
    
    Logging in Via a Web Browser
    80
    
    Navigating the Configurad Menus
    81
  - Working with Radview-EMS
    83
- Menu Paths
  84
  - Menu Map
    86
  - Utilities Menu Paths
    88
  - Diagnostics Menu Paths
    88
  - Monitoring Menu Paths
    88
- Turning off the Unit
  90
  - Configuration Sequence
    91
  - Preset Configuration
    92
Chapter 4 . Configuration

92
- Configuring for Management
  92
- Configuring for Operation
  128
  - Configuring the Ethernet Ports
    129
  - Configuring the E1 Ports
    131
  - Configuring the T1 Ports
    134
  - Configuring the ADSL2+ Ports
    136
  - Configuring the SHDSL Ports
    137
  - Setting the Clock Source
    139
    
    Setting the PSN Clock Recovery Parameters
    140
    
    Setting the Master Clock
    142
    
    Setting the Fallback Clock
    143
  - Configuring the Logical Layer Parameters
    145
    
    Setting Abis Optimization
    149
  - Configuring the Application Parameters
    154
    
    Configuring Atm Parameters
    155
    
    Configuring Bridge Parameters
    171
    
    Configuring the Bridge Ports
    172
    
    Configuring Router Parameters
    177
    
    Configuring Mpls Parameters
    185
    
    Configuring Multiservice over Psn Parameters
    192
    
    Connecting to a Remote DSL Modem Device
    212
  - Displaying the Inventory
    213
  - Viewing the License Information
    215
  - Changing the Password
    216
  - Managing the File System
    217
    
    Displaying the Application File Details
    217
    
    Swapping Application Files
    218
    
    Transferring Files Via Tftp
    219
    
    Transferring Files Via Xmodem
    225
  - Saving/Deleting the Default Configuration File
    228
    
    Restarting the Unit
    229
    
    Resetting the Unit to Configuration Defaults
    230
Chapter 5 . Configuring a Typical Application

231
- Cellular Backhaul over PSN and ATM
  231
  - Configuration Sequence
    232
    
    Configuring an SHDSL IMA Group
    233
  - Configuring the Unit for ATM over PSN Traffic
    234
    
    Configuring an E1 IMA Group
    235
    
    Configuring an ADSL2+ Router Interface
    236
    
    Monitoring and Diagnostics
    239
Chapter 6 . Monitoring and Diagnostics

239
- Monitoring Performance
  239
  - Monitoring the System
    240
    
    Viewing the Active Alarms
    241
    
    Viewing the Event Log
    242
    
    Monitoring the Clock
    243
    
    Viewing the Radius Statistics
    248
    
    Viewing the Syslog Statistics
    249
  - Monitoring the Physical Layer
    250
    
    Viewing the Ethernet Port Information
    251
    
    Viewing the E1/T1 Port Statistics
    253
    
    Viewing the ADSL2+ Port Status and Statistics
    256
    
    Viewing the SHDSL Port Status and Statistics
    259
  - Monitoring the Logical Layer
    262
  - Monitoring the Application Performance
    265
    
    Viewing the Atm Traffic Statistics
    266
    
    Monitoring the Bridge Functionality
    288
    
    Monitoring the Routing Functionality
    292
    
    Viewing the Mpls Traffic Statistics
    294
    
    Monitoring Multiservice over Psn Traffic
    297
    
    Monitoring the Remote DSL Connectivity
    305
- Detecting Errors
  307
  - List of Log Events
    307
- Handling Alarms and Traps
  309
  - List of Alarm Traps
    310
  - Corrective Measures
    311
- Testing the Unit
  311
  - Displaying Self-Test Results
    312
  - Performing Physical Loopback Tests
    313
  - Performing Application Tests
    315
    
    Performing ATM Cell Tests
    316
    
    Performing IP Connectivity Tests
    317
- Troubleshooting
  319
- Recovering ACE Units
  321
  - ACR Failure
    321
    
    Determining the Condition of the Clock Recovery PW
    321
    
    Determining the Condition of the Clock Recovery PW on the Distribution Unit
    323
  - Physical Link Failures
    324
  - PW Logical Failure
    325
    
    Determining Physical Layer Faults
    325
    
    Logical Layer Faults
    326
  - Device Disconnected
    330
    
    Management Path Disconnections
    331
    
    Incorrect Access Parameters
    331
    
    Failure of the Management Plane in the ACE Unit
    332
  - Loss of ATM Cells
    332
    
    Physical Line Errors
    332
    
    Policing/Shaping Issues
    333
    
    Rx Congestions
    333
    
    Packet Loss/Misorder
    334
  - Packet Loss/Packets Mis-Order
    334
    
    Packet Mis-Ordering
    334
  - Power Supply and Fan Failure
    337
    
    Changing the Fan Tray
    337
    
    Changing the Power Supply Module
    338
    
    Connecting to AC Power
    338
  - Redundant Main Modules (MC)
    338
    
    Configuration Database
    339
    
    MC Redundancy Is Configured to on
    340
    
    Card Absent A/B
    340
    
    Communication Loss
    340
  - Underruns - TDM Pseudowire
    341
    
    Clock Related Underruns
    343
  - Rx Congestions
    344
    
    ATM Bandwidth Issues
    344
    
    Ima
    344
    
    Stm-1
    345
    
    Insufficient PSN ATM Buffer Size
    345
    
    Shaping Problems
    345
    
    Bursty Traffic Coming from the Remote Device
    346
  - IMA Failure
    346
    
    Physical Failure
    346
    
    Minimal Number of Active Links
    347
    
    Differential Delay
    347
    
    Clocking Issues
    347
    
    IMA Protocol Issues
    348
- Frequently Asked Questions
  349
- Technical Support
  351
Appendix A Pinouts

353
Appendix B Boot Manager

357
- Boot Sequence
  357
Appendix Catm OAM Functionality

361
Appendix D Clock Modes

373
- Network Types
  377
Appendix E Encapsulation over PSN

381
Appendix F Alarm Forwarding

397

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