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Dasan Networks V5812G User Manual

Dasan Networks V5812G User Manual (565 pages)

GPON OLT system

Brand: Dasan Networks | Category: Network Hardware | Size: 8.49 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
4
1 Introduction

25
- Audience
  25
- Document Structure
  25
- Tab. 1.1 Overview of Chapters
  25
  - Document Convention
    26
  - Document Notation
    26
- Tab. 1.2 Command Notation of Guide Book
  26
  - Virus Protection
    27
  - GPL/LGPL Warranty and Liability Exclusion
    27
2 System Overview

29
- Fig. 2.1 V5812G
  29
  - System Features
    30
3 Command Line Interface (CLI)

33
4 System Connection and IP Address

47
- System Connection
  47
  - System Login
    47
  - Password for Privileged EXEC Enable Mode
    48
  - Changing Login Password
    49
  - Management for System Account
    49
    
    Creating System Account
    49
    
    Security Level
    50
  - Limiting Number of Users
    54
  - Auto Log-Out
    54
  - Telnet Access
    54
  - System Rebooting
    55
  - Manual System Rebooting
    55
- Auto Reset Configuration
  56
  - CPU Load
    56
  - Memory
    56
  - Network Connection
    57
- System Authentication
  59
  - Authentication Method
    59
  - Authentication Interface
    59
  - Primary Authentication Method
    60
  - RADIUS Server
    60
    
    RADIUS Server for System Authentication
    60
    
    RADIUS Server Priority
    60
    
    Frequency of Retransmit
    61
    
    Timeout of Authentication Request
    61
  - TACACS+ Server
    61
    
    TACACS+ Server for System Authentication
    61
    
    TACACS+ Server Priority
    61
    
    Additional TACACS+ Configuration
    62
    
    Timeout of Authentication Request
    62
  - Accounting Mode
    63
  - Displaying System Authentication
    63
- Configuring Interface
  64
- Secure Shell (SSH)
  68
  - SSH Server
    68
    
    Disconnecting SSH Client
    68
    
    Displaying On-Line SSH Client
    68
    
    Enabling SSH Server
    68
    
    Assigning Specific Authentication Key
    69
    
    Displaying Connection History of SSH Client
    69
  - SSH Client
    69
    
    Login to SSH Server
    69
    
    Secured File Copy
    69
    
    Authentication Key
    70
- Authentication
  71
- Fig. 4.1 Process of 802.1X Authentication
  71
  - Authentication
    72
    
    Enabling 802.1X
    72
    
    RADIUS Server
    72
- Fig. 4.2 Multiple Authentication Servers
  72
5 Port Configuration

79
- Port Basic
  79
  - Selecting Port Type
    79
- Ethernet Port Configuration
  79
  - Enabling Ethernet Port
    79
  - Auto-Negotiation
    80
  - Transmit Rate
    80
  - Duplex Mode
    81
  - Flow Control
    81
  - Port Description
    81
  - Traffic Statistics
    82
    
    CPU Statistics
    82
    
    Packet Statistics
    82
    
    Protocol Statistics
    84
  - Port Information
    84
- Port Mirroring
  85
- Fig. 5.1 Port Mirroring
  85
6 System Environment

87
- Environment Configuration
  87
  - Host Name
    87
  - Time and Date
    87
  - Time Zone
    88
- Tab. 6.1 World Time Zone
  88
  - Network Time Protocol (NTP)
    89
  - Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP)
    89
  - Terminal Configuration
    91
  - Login Banner
    91
  - DNS Server
    91
  - Fan Operation
    92
  - Disabling Daemon Operation
    92
  - FTP Server
    93
  - FTP Bind Address
    93
  - System Threshold
    94
    
    CPU Load
    94
    
    Port Traffic
    94
    
    Fan Operation
    95
    
    System Memory
    96
    
    System Temperature
    96
    
    System/Sfp Module Operation
    96
    
    Enabling DDM
    97
  - Configuration Management
    98
    
    Displaying System Configuration
    98
    
    Writing System Configuration
    98
    
    Auto-Saving
    99
    
    System Configuration File
    99
    
    Restoring Default Configuration
    100
    
    Core Dump File
    101
  - System Management
    102
    
    Network Connection
    102
- Tab. 6.2 Options for Ping for Multiple IP Addresses
  103
  - IP ICMP Source Routing
    104
- Fig. 6.1 Ping Test for Network Status
  104
  - Tracing Packet Route
    105
- Fig. 6.2 IP Source Routing
  105
  - Displaying User Connecting to System
    106
- Tab. 6.3 Options for Tracing Packet Route
  106
  - MAC Table
    107
  - System Running Time
    107
  - System Information
    107
  - System Memory Information
    108
  - CPU Packet Limit
    108
  - Running Process
    108
  - Displaying System Software
    109
  - Displaying Installed os
    109
  - Default os
    109
  - Switch Status
    110
  - Tech Support Information
    110
  - System Boot Information
    110
  - Network Service Module (NSM) Daemon Debugging
    111
7 Network Management

112
- Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
  112
  - SNMP Community
    112
  - Information of SNMP Agent
    113
  - SNMP Com2Sec
    114
  - SNMP Group
    114
  - SNMP View Record
    115
  - Permission to Access SNMP View Record
    115
  - SNMP Version 3 User
    116
  - SNMP Trap
    116
    
    SNMP Trap Mode
    116
    
    Enabling SNMP Trap
    117
    
    SNMP Trap Host
    117
    
    Disabling SNMP Trap
    119
    
    Displaying SNMP Trap
    119
  - SNMP Alarm
    120
    
    Alarm Notify Activity
    120
    
    Alarm Severity Criterion
    120
    
    Default Alarm Severity
    121
    
    Generic Alarm Severity
    121
    
    ADVA Alarm Severity
    123
    
    Displaying SNMP Alarm
    124
    
    STP Guard Alarm Severity
    124
  - Displaying SNMP Configuration
    124
  - Disabling SNMP
    125
- Operation, Administration and Maintenance (OAM)
  125
- Fig. 7.1 EFM OAM Deployment Scenario
  125
  - Enabling OAM
    126
  - OAM Link Monitoring
    127
  - EFM OAM Mode
    128
  - OAM Loopback
    128
  - OAM Unidirection
    129
  - Displaying EFM OAM Configuration
    129
  - Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP)
    130
    
    Basic TLV
    130
    
    Enabling LLDP
    130
    
    LLDP Operation
    130
    
    LLDP Operation Type
    130
    
    LLDP Message
    131
    
    Reinitiating Delay
    131
    
    Displaying LLDP Configuration
    132
  - Remote Monitoring (RMON)
    133
    
    RMON History
    133
    
    Activating RMON History
    134
    
    Interval of Sample Inquiry
    134
    
    Number of Sample Data
    134
    
    Source Port of Statistical Data
    134
    
    Subject of RMON History
    134
    
    Deleting Configuration of RMON History
    135
    
    Displaying RMON History
    135
    
    RMON Alarm
    135
    
    Absolute and Delta Comparison
    136
    
    Object of Sample Inquiry
    136
    
    Subject of RMON Alarm
    136
    
    Upper Bound of Threshold
    136
    
    Lower Bound of Threshold
    137
    
    Standard of the First Alarm
    137
    
    Activating RMON Alarm
    138
    
    Deleting Configuration of RMON Alarm
    138
    
    Interval of Sample Inquiry
    138
    
    RMON Event
    138
    
    Event Community
    139
    
    Event Description
    139
    
    Event Type
    139
    
    Subject of RMON Event
    139
    
    Activating RMON Event
    140
    
    Deleting Configuration of RMON Event
    140
  - Syslog
    141
    
    Syslog Output Level
    141
    
    Facility Code
    143
    
    Debug Message for Remote Terminal
    144
    
    Disabling Syslog
    144
    
    Syslog Bind Address
    144
    
    Displaying Syslog Configuration
    145
    
    Displaying Syslog Message
    145
  - Rule and Qos
    146
    
    How to Operate Qos
    147
- Fig. 7.2 Procedure of Qos Operation
  147
  - Packet Classification
    148
- Fig. 7.3 Structure of Rule
  148
  - Flow Mode
    149
  - Flow Creation
    149
  - Configuring Flow
    150
  - Applying and Modifying Flow
    152
  - Class Creation
    152
  - Packet Conditioning
    153
    
    Policer Creation
    153
    
    Applying and Modifying Policer
    154
    
    Packet Counter
    154
    
    Rate-Limit
    154
  - Rule Action
    155
    
    Policy Creation
    155
    
    Metering
    156
- Fig. 7.4 Token Bucket Meter
  157
- Fig. 7.5 Behavior of Srtcm (1)
  158
- Fig. 7.6 Behavior of Srtcm (2)
  158
- Fig. 7.7 Bahavior of Srtcm (3)
  159
- Fig. 7.8 Behavior of Trtcm (1)
  160
- Fig. 7.9 Behavior of Trtcm (2)
  160
- Fig. 7.10 Behavior of Trtcm (3)
  161
  - Policy Priority
    162
  - Policy Action
    162
  - Setting Cos and Tos Values
    163
  - Attaching a Policy to an Interface
    163
  - Applying and Modifying Policy
    164
  - Displaying Rule
    164
  - Admin Rule
    165
    
    Creating Admin Flow for Packet Classification
    165
    
    Configuring Admin Flow
    166
    
    Applying and Modifying Admin Flow
    167
    
    Class Creation
    167
  - Admin Rule Action
    168
    
    Admin Policy Creation
    168
    
    Admin Policy Action
    169
    
    Admin Policy Priority
    169
    
    Applying and Modifying Admin Policy
    170
  - Displaying Admin Rule
    170
  - Scheduling
    171
- Fig. 7.11 Strict Priority Queuing
  171
- Fig. 7.12 Deficit Round Robin
  172
- Fig. 7.13 Weighted Round Robin
  172
  - Scheduling Mode
    173
  - Weight and Quantum
    173
  - Maximum and Minimum Bandwidth
    174
  - Limiting Traffic and Buffer
    174
  - The Traffic of Queue
    175
  - Displaying Qos
    175
- Netbios Filtering
  176
- Fig. 7.14 Netbios Filtering
  176
- Martian Filtering
  177
- Max Host
  178
- Port Security
  179
  - Port Security on Port
    179
  - Port Security Aging
    180
  - Displaying Port Security
    181
- Outband Management Port Security
  181
- MAC Table
  181
- MAC Filtering
  183
  - Default MAC Filter Policy
    183
    
    Configuring MAC Filter Policy
    183
    
    Displaying MAC Filter Policy
    184
    
    Listing MAC Filter Policy
    184
  - Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
    185
    
    ARP Table
    185
    
    Registering ARP Table
    185
    
    ARP Alias
    186
    
    ARP Log Interval
    186
    
    Displaying ARP Table
    186
    
    ARP Inspection
    187
    
    ARP Access List
    188
    
    ARP Address Validation
    190
    
    Enabling ARP Inspection Filtering
    190
    
    ARP Inspection Log-Buffer
    191
    
    ARP Inspection on Trust Port
    191
    
    Displaying ARP Inspection
    192
    
    Gratuitous ARP
    193
    
    Proxy ARP
    193
- Fig. 7.15 Proxy ARP
  194
  - ICMP Message Control
    195
    
    Blocking Echo Reply Message
    195
- Fig. 7.16 ICMP Message Structure
  195
- Tab. 7.1 ICMP Message Type
  195
  - Interval for Transmit ICMP Message
    196
  - TCP Flag Control
    197
    
    RST Configuration
    197
- Tab. 7.2 Mask Calculation of Default Value
  197
  - SYN Configuration
    198
  - Packet Dump
    198
    
    Packet Dump by Protocol
    198
    
    Packet Dump with Option
    199
    
    Debug Packet Dump
    200
    
    Displaying Dump Packets
    200
    
    Dump File
    200
  - Access List
    202
    
    Standard Access List
    203
- Tab. 7.3 Examples of Wildcard Masking
  203
  - Extended Access List
    204
  - Named Access List
    206
  - Access List Range
    207
  - Displaying Access List Entries
    208
8 System Main Functions

209
- Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN)
  209
  - Port-Based VLAN
    210
- Fig. 8.1 Port-Based VLAN
  210
  - Creating VLAN
    211
  - Specifying PVID
    211
  - Adding Port to VLAN
    211
  - Deleting VLAN
    211
  - Protocol-Based VLAN
    212
  - MAC-Based VLAN
    212
  - Subnet-Based VLAN
    213
  - Tagged VLAN
    213
- Fig. 8.2 Subnet-Based VLAN
  213
  - VLAN Description
    214
- Tab. 8.1 Advantages and Disadvantages of Tagged VLAN
  214
  - VLAN Precedence
    215
  - Displaying VLAN Information
    215
  - Qinq
    215
- Fig. 8.3 Example of Qinq Configuration
  215
  - Double Tagging Operation
    216
- Fig. 8.4 Qinq Frame
  216
  - Double Tagging Configuration
    217
  - TPID Configuration
    217
  - Layer 2 Isolation
    218
    
    Port Isolation
    218
    
    Shared VLAN
    219
- Fig. 8.5 Outgoing Packets under Layer 2 Shared VLAN Environment
  219
- Fig. 8.6 Incoming Packets under Layer 2 Shared VLAN Environment (1)
  220
- Fig. 8.7 Incoming Packets under Layer 2 Shared VLAN Environment (2)
  220
  - VLAN Translation
    221
  - Sample Configuration
    221
- Link Aggregation (LAG)
  224
  - Port Trunk
    224
    
    Configuring Port Trunk
    224
- Fig. 8.8 Link Aggregation
  224
  - Disabling Port Trunk
    225
  - Displaying Port Trunk
    225
  - Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP)
    225
    
    Configuring LACP
    226
    
    Distribution Mode
    226
    
    Operation Mode
    227
    
    Manual Aggregation
    228
    
    Priority of Switch
    228
    
    Administrational Key
    229
    
    BPDU Transmission Rate
    229
    
    Port Priority
    229
    
    Displaying LACP Configuration
    230
- Spanning-Tree Protocol (STP)
  231
- Fig. 8.9 Example of Loop
  231
- Fig. 8.10 Principle of Spanning Tree Protocol
  231
  - STP Operation
    232
- Fig. 8.11 Root Switch
  232
- Fig. 8.12 Designated Switch
  233
- Fig. 8.13 Port Priority
  234
- Fig. 8.14 Port State
  234
  - RSTP Operation
    235
- Fig. 8.15 Alternate Port and Backup Port
  236
- Fig. 8.16 Example of Receiving Low BPDU
  237
- Fig. 8.17 Network Convergence of 802.1D
  237
- Fig. 8.18 Network Convergence of 802.1W (1)
  238
- Fig. 8.19 Network Convergence of 802.1W (2)
  238
- Fig. 8.20 Network Convergence of 802.1W (3)
  239
- Fig. 8.21 Compatibility with 802.1D (1)
  239
  - MSTP Operation
    240
- Fig. 8.22 Compatibility with 802.1D (2)
  240
- Fig. 8.23 CST and ist of MSTP (1)
  241
- Fig. 8.24 CST and ist of MSTP (2)
  241
  - Configuring STP/RSTP/MSTP/PVSTP/PVRSTP Mode (Required)
    242
  - Configuring STP/RSTP/MSTP
    242
    
    Activating STP/RSTP/MSTP
    242
    
    Root Switch
    242
    
    Path-Cost
    243
- Tab. 8.2 STP Path-Cost
  243
- Tab. 8.3 RSTP Path-Cost
  243
  - Port-Priority
    244
  - MST Region
    244
  - MSTP Protocol
    245
  - Point-To-Point MAC Parameters
    245
  - Edge Ports
    246
  - Displaying Configuration
    246
  - Configuring PVSTP/PVRSTP
    247
    
    Activating PVSTP/PVRSTP
    248
- Fig. 8.25 Example of PVSTP
  248
  - Root Switch
    249
  - Path-Cost
    249
  - Port-Priority
    249
  - Root Guard
    249
  - Restarting Protocol Migration
    250
- Fig. 8.26 Root Guard
  250
  - BPDU Configuration
    251
    
    Hello Time
    251
    
    BPDU Hop
    252
    
    Forward Delay
    252
    
    Max Age
    252
    
    BPDU Filter
    253
    
    BPDU Guard
    253
    
    Displaying BPDU Configuration
    254
    
    Sample Configuration
    254
- Fig. 8.27 Example of Layer 2 Network Design in RSTP Environment
  255
- Fig. 8.28 Example of Layer 2 Network Design in MSTP Environment
  256
  - Ethernet Ring Protection (ERP)
    257
    
    ERP Mechanism
    257
- Fig. 8.29 ERP Operation in Case of Link Failure
  259
- Fig. 8.30 Ring Protection
  259
- Fig. 8.31 Link Failure Recovery
  260
- Fig. 8.32 Ring Recovery
  260
  - Loss of Test Packet (LOTP)
    261
  - ERP Shared Link
    261
- Fig. 8.33 Shared Link
  261
  - Configuring ERP Domian
    262
    
    ERP Domain
    262
    
    ERP Domain Description
    262
    
    Node Mode
    262
    
    Primary and Secondary Port
    262
    
    Learning Disable Time
    263
    
    Primary/Secondary Port State
    263
    
    Protected Activation
    263
    
    Test Packet Interval
    264
    
    Wait-To-Restore Time
    264
    
    ERP Ring Priority
    265
    
    LOTP Hold off Time
    265
    
    ERP Trap
    266
    
    Private VLAN with ERP
    266
    
    Registering ERP MAC
    266
    
    Displaying ERP Configuration
    267
  - Loop Detection
    268
  - Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
    270
- Fig. 8.34 DHCP Service Structure
  270
  - DHCP Server
    271
    
    DHCP Pool Creation
    272
    
    DHCP Subnet
    272
    
    Range of IP Address
    272
    
    Default Gateway
    273
    
    IP Lease Time
    273
    
    DNS Server
    274
    
    Manual Binding
    274
    
    DHCP Server Option
    275
    
    Domain Name
    275
    
    Static Mapping
    275
    
    Authorized ARP
    276
    
    IP Address Validation
    276
    
    Recognition of DHCP Client
    276
    
    Prohibition of 1:N IP Address Assignment
    277
    
    DHCP Packet Statistics
    278
    
    Ignoring BOOTP Request
    278
    
    Displaying DHCP Pool Configuration
    279
    
    Setting DHCP Pool Size
    279
    
    DHCP Address Allocation with Option 82
    280
    
    DHCP Class Capability
    280
    
    DHCP Class Creation
    280
  - Relay Agent Information Pattern
    280
  - Associating DHCP Class
    281
  - Range of IP Address for DHCP Class
    281
- DHCP Lease Database
  282
  - DHCP Database Agent
    282
  - Displaying DHCP Lease Status
    282
  - Deleting DHCP Lease Database
    283
- DHCP Relay Agent
  283
- Fig. 8.35 Example of DHCP Relay Agent
  283
  - DHCP Helper Address
    284
  - Smart Relay Agent Forwarding
    284
  - DHCP Server ID Option
    285
  - DHCP Relay Statistics
    285
- DHCP Option
  286
  - Entering DHCP Option Mode
    286
  - Configuring DHCP Option Format
    287
  - Deleting DHCP Option Format
    287
  - Displaying DHCP Option
    287
- DHCP Option 82
  288
  - Enabling DHCP Option 82
    289
  - Option 82 Sub-Option
    289
- Fig. 8.36 DHCP Option 82 Operation
  289
  - Option 82 Reforwarding Policy
    290
  - Option 82 Trust Policy
    291
- DHCP Snooping
  291
  - Enabling DHCP Snooping
    292
  - DHCP Trust State
    292
  - DHCP Filter on Trust Port
    293
  - DHCP Rate Limit
    293
  - DHCP Lease Limit
    294
  - Source MAC Address Verification
    295
  - Static DHCP Snooping Binding
    295
  - DHCP Snooping Database Agent
    295
  - ARP Inspection Start Time
    296
  - DHCP Snooping with Option82
    296
  - DHCP Snooping Option
    297
  - Displaying DHCP Snooping Configuration
    298
- IP Source Guard
  298
  - Enabling IP Source Guard
    299
  - Static IP Source Binding
    300
  - Displaying IP Source Guard Configuration
    300
- DHCP Client
  300
  - Enabling DHCP Client
    300
  - DHCP Client ID
    300
  - DHCP Class ID
    301
  - Host Name
    301
  - IP Lease Time
    301
  - Requesting Option
    301
  - Forcing Release or Renewal of DHCP Lease
    301
  - Displaying DHCP Client Configuration
    302
- DHCP Filtering
  302
  - DHCP Packet Filtering
    302
  - DHCP Server Packet Filtering
    303
- Fig. 8.37 DHCP Server Packet Filtering
  303
  - Debugging DHCP
    304
  - Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP)
    305
- Fig. 8.38 VRRP Operation
  305
  - Configuring VRRP
    306
    
    Access to Associated IP Address
    306
    
    Associated IP Address
    306
    
    Master Router and Backup Router
    306
    
    VRRP Track Function
    309
- Fig. 8.39 VRRP Track
  310
  - Authentication Password
    311
  - Preempt
    311
  - VRRP Monitoring and Management
    312
    
    Displaying VRRP Protocol Information
    312
    
    VRRP Statistics
    312
    
    VRRP Debug
    313
  - Single IP Management
    314
    
    Switch Group
    314
- Fig. 8.40 Example of Cascading
  314
  - Designating Master and Slave Switch
    315
  - Disabling Cascading
    315
  - Displaying Cascading Status
    315
  - Accessing to Slave Switch from Master Switch
    316
  - Sample Configuration
    316
  - Rate Limit
    318
  - Flood Guard
    319
    
    MAC Flood Guard
    319
- Fig. 8.41 Rate Limit and Flood Guard
  319
  - CPU Flood Guard
    320
  - System Flood Guard
    320
  - PPS Control
    322
  - Storm Control
    323
  - Jumbo Frame Capacity
    323
  - Bandwidth
    324
  - Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU)
    324
  - Blocking Packet Forwarding
    324
9 IP Multicast

325
- Fig. 9.1 the V5812G with IGMP Snooping
  325
- Fig. 9.2 the V5812G with PIM-SM
  326
- Fig. 9.3 the Switch with IGMP Snooping and PIM-SM
  326
  - Multicast Group Membership
    327
    
    IGMP Basic
    327
    
    Clearing IGMP Entry
    328
    
    IGMP Version
    328
    
    Querier's Robustness Variable
    328
    
    IGMP Debug
    329
    
    IGMP Version 2
    329
    
    IGMP Static Join
    330
    
    IGMP Access Control
    332
    
    IGMP Querier Configuration
    332
    
    IGMP Immediate Leave
    334
    
    IGMP Version 3
    335
    
    Displaying IGMP Information
    336
  - Multicast Functions
    337
    
    Blocking Unknown Multicast Traffic
    337
    
    Multicast Forwarding Database
    337
    
    Displaying Mcfdb Information
    338
    
    Forwarding Entry Aging
    338
  - IGMP Snooping Basic
    339
- Fig. 9.4 IGMP Snooping
  339
  - Enabling IGMP Snooping
    340
  - IGMP Snooping Version
    340
  - IGMP Snooping Robustness Value
    341
  - Igmpv2 Snooping
    341
    
    IGMP Snooping Querier Configuration
    341
    
    IGMP Snooping Last Member Query Interval
    343
    
    IGMP Snooping Immediate Leave
    344
    
    IGMP Snooping Report Suppression
    345
    
    IGMP Snooping S-Query Report Agency
    345
    
    Explicit Host Tracking
    346
    
    Multicast Router Port Configuration
    347
    
    TCN Multicast Flooding
    349
  - Igmpv3 Snooping
    351
  - Displaying IGMP Snooping Information
    351
  - Multicast VLAN Registration (MVR)
    353
    
    Enabling MVR
    353
    
    MVR Group
    353
    
    Displaying MVR Configuration
    354
    
    MVR Helper Address
    354
    
    Source/Receiver Port
    354
  - IGMP Filtering and Throttling
    355
    
    IGMP Filtering
    355
    
    Displaying IGMP Filtering and Throttling
    357
    
    IGMP Throttling
    357
  - IGMP Proxy
    358
    
    Designating Downstream Interface
    358
    
    Designating Upstream Interface
    358
    
    Configuring Upstream Interface Mode
    359
    
    IGMP-Proxy if Flap Discredit
    359
    
    Disabling Verification of Source IP of IGMP Packets
    361
    
    Specifying IGMP Report/Leave's Source IP Address
    361
    
    Displaying IGMP Proxy Information
    362
    
    Querying with Real Querirer's Source IP Address
    362
  - IGMP State Limit
    362
  - Multicast-Source Trust Port
    363
- Multicast Routing
  364
  - Enabling Multicast Routing
    364
  - TTL Threshold
    364
  - ECMP Load Splitting
    365
  - MRIB Entry Limit
    365
- Fig. 9.5 Multicast Equal Cost Multipath (ECMP)
  365
  - Displaying MRIB Entry
    366
  - Displaying MRIB Statistics
    367
  - Displaying MFIB Information
    367
  - MRIB Debug
    368
  - PIM Basic
    368
    
    DR Priority
    369
    
    PIM Mode
    369
    
    Neighbor Filtering
    370
    
    PIM Hello Message
    371
    
    PIM Join/Prune Message Group Filtering
    371
    
    PIM Join/Prune Interval
    372
    
    PIM VIF Flap Discredit
    372
    
    Displaying PIM Information
    373
    
    PIM Static Join
    373
    
    Pim-Sm
    374
- Fig. 9.6 Rendezvous Point Tree
  374
- Fig. 9.7 Shortest Path Tree
  375
  - Rendezvous Point
    376
  - Bootstrap Router
    378
  - Source Registration
    379
  - SPT Switchover
    381
  - Cisco's Router Interoperability
    382
  - PIM Debug
    383
  - Source Specific Multicast (SSM)
    384
    
    Pim-Ssm
    384
    
    Static SSM Mapping
    385
10 IP Routing Protocol

387
- Border Gateway Protocol (BGP)
  387
  - Basic Configuration
    388
    
    Configuration Type of BGP
    388
    
    Enabling BGP Routing
    388
    
    Disabling BGP Routing
    389
  - Advanced Configuration
    389
    
    Summary of Path
    389
    
    Automatic Summarization of Path
    390
    
    BGP Next-Hop Address Tracking
    390
    
    Local Preference
    391
    
    Multi-Exit Discriminator (MED)
    391
    
    Choosing Best Path
    392
    
    Graceful Restart
    393
  - Administrative Distance for BGP
    394
  - IP Address Family
    395
  - BGP Neighbor
    395
    
    Default Route
    395
    
    Peer Group
    396
    
    Changing the Nexthop Information
    397
    
    Force Shutdown
    397
    
    Route Map
    397
    
    Neighbor Description
    398
    
    Neighbor Password
    398
    
    Source of Routing Updates
    398
    
    Updates for Inbound Soft Reconfiguration
    399
  - BGP Timers
    399
  - Route Flap Dampening
    399
  - BGP Session Reset
    401
    
    Session Reset of All Peers
    401
    
    Session Reset of Peers Within Particular as
    402
    
    Session Reset of External Peer
    403
    
    Session Reset of Specific Route
    403
  - Session Reset of Peer Group
    404
- Displaying and Managing BGP
  405
  - BGP Neighbor
    405
  - Logging Neighbor Changes
    406
  - Checking the BGP Network Route
    406
  - Sending SNMP Trap
    406
- BGP Debug
  407
- Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)
  408
  - Enabling OSPF
    408
  - ABR Type Configuration
    410
  - Compatibility Support
    410
  - OSPF Interface
    410
    
    Authentication Type
    410
    
    Authentication Key
    411
    
    Blocking Transmission of Route Information Database
    412
    
    Interface Cost
    412
    
    Routing Protocol Interval
    413
    
    OSPF Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU)
    414
    
    OSPF Network Type
    415
    
    OSPF Priority
    415
  - Non-Broadcast Network
    416
  - OSPF Area
    417
    
    Area Authentication
    417
    
    Default Cost of Area
    417
    
    Blocking the Transmission of Routing Information between Area
    418
    
    Not so Stubby Area (NSSA)
    419
    
    Area Range
    422
    
    Shortcut Area
    422
    
    Maximum Area
    423
    
    Stub Area
    423
    
    Virtual Link
    423
  - Default Metric
    426
  - Graceful Restart Support
    426
  - Opaque-LSA Support
    427
  - Default Route
    428
  - Finding Period
    429
  - External Routes to OSPF Network
    429
  - OSPF Distance
    431
  - Host Route
    431
  - Passive Interface
    432
  - Blocking Routing Information
    432
  - Summary Routing Information
    433
  - OSPF Monitoring and Management
    433
    
    Displaying OSPF Protocol Information
    433
    
    Logging Neighbor Changes
    435
    
    Sending SNMP Trap
    435
    
    Limiting Number of Database
    436
    
    Maximum Process of LSA
    436
  - OSPF Debug
    437
- Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
  439
  - Enabling RIP
    439
  - RIP Neighbor Router
    440
  - RIP Version
    441
  - Creating Available Static Route Only for RIP
    442
  - Redistributing Routing Information
    442
  - Metrics for Redistributed Routes
    444
  - Administrative Distance
    444
  - Originating Default Information
    445
  - Routing Information Filtering
    445
    
    Filtering Access List and Prefix List
    445
    
    Disabling the Transmission to Interface
    446
    
    Offset List
    446
    
    Maximum Number of RIP Routes
    447
    
    RIP Network Timer
    447
    
    Split Horizon
    447
    
    Authentication Key
    448
    
    Monitoring and Managing RIP
    449
    
    Restarting RIP
    449
    
    UDP Buffer Size of RIP
    449
    
    Displaying Debugging Information
    450
    
    Displaying RIP Protocol Information
    450
11 GPON Configuration

452
- Fig. 11.1 Example of GPON Network
  452
- Fig. 11.2 CLI Structure of GPON Configuration Mode
  453
  - OLT Management
    454
    
    Opening OLT Mode
    454
    
    Activating OLT
    455
    
    Downstream Encryption
    455
    
    OLT Description
    455
    
    Bandwidth Scheduler
    456
    
    OLT Bandwidth
    456
    
    Upstream Bandwidth
    456
    
    Auto ONU Fault Detection
    457
    
    OLT Optical Transceiver Parameter
    457
    
    Forward Error Correction (FEC) Mode
    458
    
    Maximal Distance between OLT and ONU (ONT)
    458
    
    MAC Aging Time
    459
    
    OLT Link down Detection
    459
    
    Maximum Number of ONU
    460
    
    OLT Anti-Spoofing
    460
    
    Displaying OLT Information
    461
    
    OLT Traffic Statistics
    461
    
    GPON Daemon Memory Usage
    463
    
    MAC Address
    463
    
    OLT Slot Information
    463
    
    OLT Rx Power
    464
  - ONU Management
    465
    
    Activating/Deactivating ONU
    465
    
    ONU Registration
    465
    
    Serial Number-Based ONU (ONT) Registration
    465
    
    Manual ONU (ONT) Registration Mode
    466
    
    ONU Registration Mode
    466
    
    Changing ONU Registration Mode
    467
    
    ONU Description
    467
  - Assigning IP Address
    467
  - Activating Administration for UNI
    468
  - ONU Reset
    468
  - Forward Error Correction (FEC) Mode
    468
  - Loopback
    469
  - ONU Laser down
    469
  - Source MAC Address Monitoring
    470
  - POTS Interface Configuration
    471
  - ONU Firmware Upgrade
    472
    
    Manual Upgrade (1)
    472
    
    Manual Upgrade (2)
    474
    
    Auto Upgrade
    476
  - Displaying ONU Information
    482
- ONU Profile
  485
  - Creating ONU Profile
    485
- Fig. 11.3 ONU Profile
  485
  - Configuring ONU Profile
    486
    
    Rogue ONU
    486
    
    RX Optical Power Threshold
    486
    
    Card Type Configuration
    487
    
    Applying Traffic & PM Profile
    488
  - Overwriting Traffic Profile Configuration
    488
    
    Max Host
    489
    
    Rate Limit
    489
    
    VLAN Configurations
    489
    
    Activating Administration for Ethernet UNI
    490
    
    IGMP Group List
    490
    
    Mapping between T-CONT ID and DBA Profile
    490
  - Saving Profile
    490
  - Applying ONU Profile
    491
  - Checking ONU Profile Configuration
    491
  - Displaying ONU Profile
    491
- DBA Profile
  493
  - Creating DBA Profile
    493
  - Configuring DBA Profile
    493
  - Saving DBA Profile
    494
  - Displaying DBA Profile
    494
- Traffic Profile
  495
  - Creating Traffic Profile
    495
- Fig. 11.4 Traffic Profile
  495
  - Creating a Mapper
    496
  - MAC Bridge Service Profile
    497
    
    MAC Learning
    497
    
    Max Host
    497
    
    Multicast Interworking Termination Point
    497
    
    ANI Port Configuration
    498
    
    UNI Port Configuration
    498
    
    IP-Host Service Link
    501
    
    TDM Service Link
    501
  - T-CONT Mode
    502
- Fig. 11.5 Priority of T-CONT Types
  502
  - GEM Port Configuration
    503
  - Displaying T-CONT Information
    503
  - IP Host Service Configuration
    503
    
    Dns
    504
    
    IP Address
    504
    
    VLAN Tagging Operating
    504
    
    TDM Service Link
    505
    
    VLAN Tagging Filtering
    505
    
    Voip Service Link
    505
    
    Voip Service Configuration (POTS UNI)
    506
    
    Voip Service Management Mode
    506
- Fig. 11.6 Voip Service Architecture
  506
  - OMCI Managed Voip
    507
  - IP-Path Managed Voip
    507
  - POTS UNI Configuration
    508
  - UDP/TOS Configuration
    509
  - TDM Service Configuration (CES UNI)
    510
    
    Expected Circuit Pack Type
    510
    
    Framing Structure
    510
    
    Encoding
    511
    
    Line Length
    511
    
    DS1 Mode
    512
    
    Line Type
    512
    
    TDM Service Configuration
    512
    
    Displaying TDM Pseudowire Information
    513
    
    Adding/Applying Traffic Profile
    514
    
    Saving Traffic Profile
    514
    
    Displaying Traffic Profile Information
    515
    
    Sample Configuration
    515
  - Voip Profile
    516
    
    Creating Voip Profile
    516
    
    OMCI Management Configuration
    516
    
    Voice Service Configuration
    517
    
    Voip Media Configuration
    517
    
    RTP Configuration
    518
    
    Signalling Code
    519
    
    DTMF Digit Configuration
    520
    
    Hook Flash Time Configuration
    520
    
    OMCI-Based SIP Configuration
    520
    
    SIP Agent Configuration
    521
    
    Voip Application Service
    523
    
    Voip Feature Access Codes
    524
    
    SIP User Data
    525
    
    Network Dial Plan
    526
    
    Displaying Voip Information
    527
    
    Saving Voip Profile
    527
    
    Sample Configuration
    528
  - TDM Pseudowire Profile
    529
    
    Creating TDM Pseudowire Profile
    529
    
    Basic Service Type
    530
    
    Payload Size
    530
    
    Signalling
    530
    
    Payload Encapsulation Delay
    531
    
    RTP Pseudowire Parameter
    531
    
    Timing Mode
    531
    
    Clock Reference
    532
    
    RTP Payload Type
    532
    
    RTP Time Stamp Mode
    532
    
    Pseudowire Maintenance Configuration
    533
    
    RTP Synchronization Source
    533
    
    Saving TDM Pseudowire Profile
    533
    
    Displaying TDM Pseudowire Information
    534
  - Pseudowire Maintenance Profile
    535
    
    Creating Pseudowire Maintenance Profile
    535
    
    Jitter Buffer Maximum Depth
    535
    
    Fill Policy
    536
    
    Jitter Buffer Desired Depth
    536
    
    Alarm-Related Policy
    537
    
    L-Bit/R-Bit Receive/Transmit Policy
    538
    
    SES Threshold
    538
    
    Displaying Pseudowire Maintenance Information
    539
    
    Saving Pseudowire Maintenance Profile
    539
  - Performance Monitoring (PM) Profile
    540
    
    Collecting ONU Traffic Statistics
    540
    
    Creating PM Profile
    540
    
    Displaying ONU Traffic Statistics
    542
    
    Displaying PM Profile Information
    542
    
    Saving PM Profile
    542
    
    Sample Configuration
    543
  - Multicast Profile
    543
    
    Creating Multicast Profile
    543
    
    IGMP Configurations
    544
    
    Applying Multicast Profile
    545
    
    Saving Multicast Profile
    545
    
    Displaying Multicast Information
    546
  - ONU Service Profile
    547
  - GPON Debug
    548
  - Sample Configuration
    549
12 System Software Upgrade

553
- General Upgrade
  553
- Boot Mode Upgrade
  554
- FTP Upgrade
  557
- ONU Upgrade
  559
  - Manual Upgrade
    559
  - Auto Upgrade
    560
13 Abbreviations

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