RAD Data Communications ACE-3600 Installation And Operation Manual - Chapter  1

Summary of ACE-3600

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    Ace-3600 rnc-site gateway version 5.2 instal lation and operati on manual the access company.

  • Page 3: Ace-3600

    Ace-3600 rnc-site gateway version 5.2 installation and operation manual notice this manual contains information that is proprietary to rad data communications ltd. ("rad"). No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form whatsoever without prior written approval by rad data communications....

  • Page 4: Limited Warranty

    Limited warranty rad warrants to distributor that the hardware in the ace-3600 to be delivered hereunder shall be free of defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service for a period of twelve (12) months following the date of shipment to distributor. If, during the warranty period,...

  • Page 5: General Safety Instructions

    General safety instructions the following instructions serve as a general guide for the safe installation and operation of telecommunications products. Additional instructions, if applicable, are included inside the manual. Safety symbols this symbol may appear on the equipment or in the text. It in...

  • Page 6: Handling Energized Products

    Handling energized products general safety practices do not touch or tamper with the power supply when the power cord is connected. Line voltages may be present inside certain products even when the power switch (if installed) is in the off position or a fuse is blown. For dc-powered products, altho...

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    Before connecting the dc supply wires, ensure that power is removed from the dc circuit. Locate the circuit breaker of the panel board that services the equipment and switch it to the off position. When connecting the dc supply wires, first connect the ground wire to the corresponding terminal, then...

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    There are restrictions on the diameter of wires in the telecom cables, between the equipment and the mating connectors. To reduce the risk of fire, use only no. 26 awg or larger telecommunication line cords. Pour réduire les risques s’incendie, utiliser seulement des conducteurs de télécommunication...

  • Page 9: Fcc-15 User Information

    Fcc-15 user information this equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits of the class a digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the fcc rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial envir...

  • Page 10: Mise Au Rebut Du Produit

    Français mise au rebut du produit afin de faciliter la réutilisation, le recyclage ainsi que d'autres formes de récupération d'équipement mis au rebut dans le cadre de la protection de l'environnement, il est demandé au propriétaire de ce produit rad de ne pas mettre ce dernier au rebut en tant que ...

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    Français certains produits peuvent être équipés d'une diode laser. Dans de tels cas, une étiquette indiquant la classe laser ainsi que d'autres avertissements, le cas échéant, sera jointe près du transmetteur optique. Le symbole d'avertissement laser peut aussi être joint. Veuillez observer les préc...

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    Français connexion au courant du secteur assurez-vous que l'installation électrique est conforme à la réglementation locale. Branchez toujours la fiche de secteur à une prise murale équipée d'une borne protectrice de mise à la terre. La capacité maximale permissible en courant du circuit de distribu...

  • Page 13: Declaration of Conformity

    Declaration of conformity manufacturer's name: rad data communications ltd. Manufacturer's address: 24 raoul wallenberg st. Tel aviv 69719 israel declares that the product: product name: ace-3600 conforms to the following standard(s) or other normative document(s): emc: en 55022:1998+ a1:2000, a2:20...

  • Page 15: Glossary

    Glossary address a coded representation of the origin or destination of data. Agent in snmp, this refers to the managed system. Ansi american national standards institute. Backhaul transporting traffic between distributed sites (typically access points) and more centralized points of presence. See c...

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    Circuit emulation service new technology for offering circuit emulation services over packet-switched networks. The service offers traditional tdm trunking (at n x 64 kbps, fractional e1/t1, e1/t1 or e3/t3) over a range of transport protocols, including internet protocol (ip), mpls and ethernet. Clo...

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    Ethernet a local area network (lan) technology which has extended into the wide area networks. Ethernet operates at many speeds, including data rates of 10 mbps (ethernet), 100 mbps (fast ethernet), 1,000 mbps (gigabit ethernet), 10 gbps, 40 gbps, and 100 gbps. Flow control a congestion control mech...

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    Laser a device that transmits an extremely narrow and coherent beam of electromagnetic energy in the visible light spectrum. Used as a light source for fiber optic transmission (generally more expensive, shorter lived, single mode only, for greater distances than led). Loading the addition of induct...

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    Physical layer layer 1 of the osi model. The layer concerned with electrical, mechanical, and handshaking procedures over the interface connecting a device to the transmission medium. Policing a method for verifying that the incoming vc complies with the user’s service contract. Port the physical in...

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    Timeslot a portion of a serial multiplex of timeslot information dedicated to a single channel. In e1 and t1, one timeslot typically represents one 64 kbps channel. Traffic policing mechanism whereby any traffic which violates the traffic contract agreed to at connection setup, is detected and disca...

  • Page 21: Quick Start Guide

    Ace-3600 ver. 5.2 installing ace-3600 1 quick start guide only an experienced technician should carry out the installation of ace-3600. If you are familiar with ace-3600, use this quick start guide to prepare the unit for operation. 1. Installing ace-3600 the physical installation of ace-3600 includ...

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    Quick start guide installation and operation manual 2 installing ace-3600 ace-3600 ver. 5.2 connecting the clock source ³ to connect ace-3600 to a dedicated clock source: • connect an e1/t1/j1-compliant cable to the specific clock source unit/device on the remote end, and then to the rj-45 connector...

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    Installation and operation manual quick start guide ace-3600 ver. 5.2 starting and configuring ace-3600 3 2. Starting and configuring ace-3600 configure ace-3600 using an ascii-based terminal or a network management station. Starting a terminal session for the first time ³ to start the terminal sess...

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    Quick start guide installation and operation manual 4 starting and configuring ace-3600 ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring the physical ports configure the physical layer parameters for: • atm-155 ports • gigabit ethernet ports. ³ to configure the atm-155 ports: • on the atm-155 menu (configuration> phys...

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    Installation and operation manual quick start guide ace-3600 ver. 5.2 starting and configuring ace-3600 5 setting the clock source set the source from which ace-3600 should derive its timing. ³ to set the clock source: • on the clock menu (configuration> system> clock), select the type of source and...

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    Quick start guide installation and operation manual 6 starting and configuring ace-3600 ace-3600 ver. 5.2.

  • Page 27: Contents

    Ace-3600 ver. 5.2 i contents chapter 1. Introduction 1.1 overview.................................................................................................................... 1-1 product options .....................................................................................................

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    Table of contents installation and operation manual ii ace-3600 ver. 5.2 snmp and alarm traps .......................................................................................... 1-21 snmp traps ......................................................................................................

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    Installation and operation manual table of contents ace-3600 ver. 5.2 iii navigating the configurad menus .................................................................... 3-11 working with radview-ems .................................................................................. 3-12 3.5 men...

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    Table of contents installation and operation manual iv ace-3600 ver. 5.2 transferring files via xmodem ........................................................................ 4-108 saving/deleting the default configuration file ..................................................... 4-112 restarting/...

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    Installation and operation manual table of contents ace-3600 ver. 5.2 v viewing the active alarms .................................................................................. 6-3 viewing the event log ........................................................................................ 6-4 ...

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    Table of contents installation and operation manual vi ace-3600 ver. 5.2 card absent a/b ............................................................................................... 6-74 communication loss ........................................................................................ 6-...

  • Page 33: Chapter  1

    Ace-3600 ver. 5.2 overview 1-1 chapter 1 introduction 1.1 overview ace-3600 is an advanced carrier-class gateway, optimized for transporting 3g/3.5g voice and hsdpa data traffic over next-generation core psns (packet-switched networks), including layer-2, mpls or ip. Its modular physical architectur...

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    Chapter 1 introduction installation and operation manual 1-2 overview ace-3600 ver. 5.2 • up to two main modules (main cards; a and b) • up to two interface modules, each with four stm-1/oc-3c ports and one gigabit ethernet port (the second module is used for redundancy protection). Fan ps main modu...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 1 introduction ace-3600 ver. 5.2 overview 1-3 license packs the available software license packs are: ldp enables the label distribution protocol (ldp) functionality applications atm over psn application in a typical atm over psn application (see figure 1-2 ...

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    Chapter 1 introduction installation and operation manual 1-4 overview ace-3600 ver. 5.2 figure 1-3. Hybrid backhaul solution features atm over psn capabilities ace-3600 creates and utilizes up to 1024 data pseudowire (pw) connections to emulate atm services over packet-switched networks. Two encapsu...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 1 introduction ace-3600 ver. 5.2 overview 1-5 lastly, mpls (multiprotocol label switching) can be used over generic routing encapsulation (gre) to establish point-to-point tunnel connection over an ip network. This tunneling service is used to transfer mpls ...

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    Chapter 1 introduction installation and operation manual 1-6 overview ace-3600 ver. 5.2 • pseudowire connectivity check – ace-3600 periodically verifies the connectivity status of pseudowire connections, using vccv-bfd messages according to the 'draft-ietf-bfd-base' requirements. If a failure is det...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 1 introduction ace-3600 ver. 5.2 overview 1-7 the other if an error is detected in one of them. For more detailed information about this feature, see aps on stm-1/oc-3c ports on page 1-18 . • ethernet redundancy – to allow reliable and uninterrupted service ...

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    Chapter 1 introduction installation and operation manual 1-8 physical description ace-3600 ver. 5.2 in addition, ace-3600 allows retrieval of the current date and time from a centralized location, by synchronizing with an sntp (system network timing protocol) server. Software upgrades and preset con...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 1 introduction ace-3600 ver. 5.2 functional description 1-9 1.3 functional description this section shows the ace-3600 block diagram and provides detailed descriptions of the following functional features: • main modules protection (see page 1-10 ) • atm ove...

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    Chapter 1 introduction installation and operation manual 1-10 functional description ace-3600 ver. 5.2 as shown in figure 1-5 , the main module (main card) is the core component of ace-3600, and all traffic types are processed by it. Main modules protection in addition to aps on stm-1/oc-3 ports, ac...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 1 introduction ace-3600 ver. 5.2 functional description 1-11 command should be activated. This command transfers the new database to the standby module. Once the transfer is complete, the standby module performs automatic restart. Atm over psn functionality ...

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    Chapter 1 introduction installation and operation manual 1-12 functional description ace-3600 ver. 5.2 each incoming cell is either concatenated to an existing pw packet or starts a new pw packet. Each pw packet is stored in a 1600 byte buffer. Upon transmission, each pw is mapped to one of the thre...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 1 introduction ace-3600 ver. 5.2 functional description 1-13 atm switching/aggregation functionality this section describes: • atm layer functionality • atm traffic shaping • atm cell scheduling • atm policing • atm buffer allocations • atm oam functionality...

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    Chapter 1 introduction installation and operation manual 1-14 functional description ace-3600 ver. 5.2 • vbr1 shaped • ubr+ shaped • ubr unshaped the shaping parameters are defined according to the following service categories: • cbr shaped – pcr and cdvt • vbr1 shaped – pcr, cdvt, scr and mbs • ubr...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 1 introduction ace-3600 ver. 5.2 functional description 1-15 the policing is configurable per a receive channel. Multiple channels can be mapped to a single policing policy (group policing). The granularity of the cdvt is 10ns. The minimum cdvt depends upon ...

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    Chapter 1 introduction installation and operation manual 1-16 functional description ace-3600 ver. 5.2 • f4/f5 continuity check (cc) cell is generated or terminated and is user-configurable per vcc/vpc. It is optionally supported on all vccs/vpcs. • cc cells are sent once every second, regardless of...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 1 introduction ace-3600 ver. 5.2 functional description 1-17 • configuration of pw connections with static ingress tunnel label is allowed in order to allow backward compatibility. When php mode is disabled: • the receiving ler advertises an actual label val...

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    Chapter 1 introduction installation and operation manual 1-18 functional description ace-3600 ver. 5.2 figure 1-10. Php mode configuration options for more information about encapsulation with or without php, refer to appendix e . Fault propagation and psn connectivity checks the ace-3600 alarm forw...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 1 introduction ace-3600 ver. 5.2 functional description 1-19 unit's two interface modules (each includes 4 stm-1/oc-3c ports) transmit simultaneously over working fibers and protection fibers. In the receive direction, each node monitors the corresponding li...

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    Chapter 1 introduction installation and operation manual 1-20 functional description ace-3600 ver. 5.2 • traffic is transmitted only via the active gbe port • when a physical failure (loss of carrier) is detected on the active gbe port, the redundant port becomes active and the errored one switches ...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 1 introduction ace-3600 ver. 5.2 functional description 1-21 phy atm phy atm user port network port figure 1-15. Data path in external loopback mode the physical loopback includes a configurable timeout mechanism to terminate the loopback operation upon expi...

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    Chapter 1 introduction installation and operation manual 1-22 functional description ace-3600 ver. 5.2 figure 1-16. Ethernet to atm vc subnet conversion management security access via terminal, telnet or configurad is password-protected and can be secured using ssl protocol or ssh-protected client/s...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 1 introduction ace-3600 ver. 5.2 technical specifications 1-23 1.4 technical specifications interface modules number of modules up to 2 per unit (field-replaceable modules) stm-1/oc-3c interface number of ports up to 8 in total, 4 per single interface module...

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    Chapter 1 introduction installation and operation manual 1-24 technical specifications ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ethernet control port interface type 100basetx operation mode full-duplex; autonegotiation disabled compliance ieee 802.3 connector rj-45 terminal control port interface type rs-232/v.24 (dce) da...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 1 introduction ace-3600 ver. 5.2 technical specifications 1-25 environment operating temperature 0°–50°c (32°–122°f) storage temperature -20°–70°c (-4°–158°f) humidity up to 90%, non-condensing table 1-1. Stm-1/oc-3c and gigabit ethernet sfp transceiver type...

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    Chapter 1 introduction installation and operation manual 1-26 technical specifications ace-3600 ver. 5.2.

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    Ace-3600 ver. 5.2 site requirements and prerequisites 2-1 chapter 2 installation and setup this chapter describes the physical installation and setup of ace-3600, and includes the following topics: • site requirements and prerequisites • package contents • equipment needed • mounting the unit • remo...

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    Chapter 2 installation and setup installation and operation manual 2-2 equipment needed ace-3600 ver. 5.2 2.1 site requirements and prerequisites ac-powered ace-3600 units should be installed within 1.5 meters (5 feet) of an easily accessible and grounded ac outlet capable of furnishing the required...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 2 installation and setup ace-3600 ver. 5.2 mounting the unit 2-3 power cable ac-powered ace-3600 is equipped with an appropriate power cord (country or region dependent) to be connected from the mains to the power socket of the hot-swappable power unit (acce...

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    Chapter 2 installation and setup installation and operation manual 2-4 removing/installing field-replaceable parts ace-3600 ver. 5.2 2.5 removing/installing field-replaceable parts ace-3600 is a modular unit that allows the following parts to be replaced: main module see removing/installing the main...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 2 installation and setup ace-3600 ver. 5.2 removing/installing field-replaceable parts 2-5 figure 2-1. Ace-3600 main module 3. Carefully pull the main module card out of the chassis. ³ to install a main module: 1. Carefully insert the module into the appropr...

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    Chapter 2 installation and setup installation and operation manual 2-6 removing/installing field-replaceable parts ace-3600 ver. 5.2 figure 2-2. Ace-3600 interface module ³ to install the interface module: 1. Carefully insert the module into the appropriate interface slot of ace-3600, until the modu...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 2 installation and setup ace-3600 ver. 5.2 removing/installing field-replaceable parts 2-7 removing the fan tray ³ to remove the fan tray: 1. Using a flathead screwdriver, unscrew the two screws that tighten the tray to the unit. 2. Carefully pull the fan tr...

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    Chapter 2 installation and setup installation and operation manual 2-8 connecting to networks and devices ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ³ to install the control ports module: 1. Carefully insert the module into the appropriate interface slot of ace-3600, until the module's rear connector engages the mating conn...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 2 installation and setup ace-3600 ver. 5.2 connecting to networks and devices 2-9 connecting to sdh/sonet network equipment to interconnect ace-3600 with sdh/sonet networks or equipment (usually rnc equipment), up to 8 fiber optic stm-1/oc-3 cables should be...

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    Chapter 2 installation and setup installation and operation manual 2-10 connecting to networks and devices ace-3600 ver. 5.2 using fiber-optic gbe interface to install a fiber optic gbe port, perform steps 1–5 of the connection procedure described in the previous section (see figure 2-5 ), using an ...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 2 installation and setup ace-3600 ver. 5.2 connecting to the clock source 2-11 2.7 connecting to the clock source ace-3600 can be connected to a clock source via its dedicated clock port. The station clock port is an rj-45, e1/t1-based port that receives dat...

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    Chapter 2 installation and setup installation and operation manual 2-12 connecting to power ace-3600 ver. 5.2 2.8 connecting to power ace-3600 has either ac or dc power supply (as ordered), provided via two hot-swappable power supply units. A power cable is supplied with the unit. Removing/installin...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 2 installation and setup ace-3600 ver. 5.2 connecting to power 2-13 ³ to install the hot-swappable power supply unit: do not install the ace-3600 power supply units in other products. The power supply units are intended solely for ace-3600. 1. Carefully slid...

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    Chapter 2 installation and setup installation and operation manual 2-14 connecting to power ace-3600 ver. 5.2 table 2-2. Typical and maximum dc power consumption condition/hw part typical dc power maximum dc power ace-3600 with two main modules (main cards) 65w 75w ace-3600 main module in standby mo...

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    Ace-3600 ver. 5.2 turning on the unit 3-1 chapter 3 operation this chapter describes the following: • power-on and power-off procedures • description of the ace-3600 front panel led indicators and their function • default settings • configuration alternatives – the different management access option...

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    Chapter 3 operation installation and operation manual 3-2 led indicators ace-3600 ver. 5.2 3.2 led indicators the front panel of an assembled ace-3600 includes a series of led indicators that show the current operating status of the unit and its modules. Figure 3-1 shows the ace-3600 front panel: fi...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 3 operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 default settings 3-3 eth 1/2 link (green) on: gigabit ethernet link is detected off: gigabit ethernet link is not detected eth 1/2 act (green) on: frames are being received or transmitted off: frames are not being received or tr...

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    Chapter 3 operation installation and operation manual 3-4 configuration alternatives ace-3600 ver. 5.2 in some cases, values must be entered manually, otherwise the configuration cannot be completed. 3.4 configuration alternatives ace-3600 can be managed and configured using the following user inter...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 3 operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuration alternatives 3-5 3. Enter description for the terminal connection. 4. Select an icon to represent the terminal connection. The connect to dialog box is displayed. Figure 3. Connect to dialog box 5. Select a pc com ...

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    Chapter 3 operation installation and operation manual 3-6 configuration alternatives ace-3600 ver. 5.2 6. Configure the communication port parameters to a baud rate of 19,200 bps, 8 bits/character, 1 stop bit, no parity and no flow control. The main hyperterminal window is displayed. Figure 5. Main ...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 3 operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuration alternatives 3-7 ascii screen format ace-3600 rad data communications selected menu> menu path 1. Number ... (1) 2. List of numbers ... (1,3,5-7,9) 3. String ... (string) 4. Selectable > (selectable value) 5. Subme...

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    Chapter 3 operation installation and operation manual 3-8 configuration alternatives ace-3600 ver. 5.2 hot keys table 3-1 summarizes the functionality of hot keys (keyboard shortcuts) that are available in the different menu screens. Table 3-1. Hot keys hot key functionality p/p previous menu page (...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 3 operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuration alternatives 3-9 hot key functionality del clear currently typed string esc previous menu ! Go to main menu & exit from the menus; if user presses any key, login is displayed @ spread the messages scrolling area to...

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    Chapter 3 operation installation and operation manual 3-10 configuration alternatives ace-3600 ver. 5.2 working with configurad configurad is a web-based remote access terminal management software, embedded within ace-3600. It provides a user-friendly web interface for configuring, collecting statis...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 3 operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuration alternatives 3-11 figure 3-8. User name and password entry window navigating the configurad menus the configurad web-based interface provides the same options that are available in the terminal control screens. The...

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    Chapter 3 operation installation and operation manual 3-12 configuration alternatives ace-3600 ver. 5.2 2. Once the target screen is displayed, select a value from the drop-down box or enter it in a text box. At the left-hand bottom corner configurad provides some assisting management tools: • statu...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 3 operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 menu paths (ascii or configurad) 3-13 3.5 menu paths (ascii or configurad) once you have logged-in, navigate the ace-3600 menus to set and view the unit's configuration parameters, and to perform other essential operations. Main...

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    Chapter 3 operation installation and operation manual 3-14 menu paths (ascii or configurad) ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ace-3600 - rad data communications main menu 1. Inventory > 2. Configuration > 3. Monitoring > 4. Diagnostics > 5. Utilities > > please select item esc-previous menu; !-main menu; &-exit fig...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 3 operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 menu paths (ascii or configurad) 3-15 figure 3-13. Configuration menu paths.

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    Chapter 3 operation installation and operation manual 3-16 menu paths (ascii or configurad) ace-3600 ver. 5.2 utilities menu paths the following figure summarizes the paths available for the additional tasks and options: figure 3-14. Utilities menu paths diagnostics menu paths the following figure s...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 3 operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 menu paths (ascii or configurad) 3-17 figure 3-16. Monitoring menu paths.

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    Chapter 3 operation installation and operation manual 3-18 turning off the unit ace-3600 ver. 5.2 3.6 turning off the unit ³ to turn off the ace-3600 unit: • disconnect the power cord from the power source..

  • Page 91: Chapter  4

    Ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuration sequence 4-1 chapter 4 configuration this chapter explains in detail the different configuration options available for ace-3600. 4.1 configuration sequence manual configuration the initial configuration of ace-3600 consists of three main configuration stages (assuming...

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    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-2 configuring for management ace-3600 ver. 5.2 all configuration options are available from the configuration menu. ³ to access the configuration menu: • from the main menu, select configuration. The configuration menu is displayed. Ace-360...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for management 4-3 ace-3600 – rad data communications configuration> system 1. Clock > 2. Management > 3. Terminal > 4. Date and time > 5. Protection > 6. Syslog > 7. Factory default > please select item esc-prev...

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    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-4 configuring for management ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ace-3600 – rad data communications configuration> system> terminal 1. Baud rate > (19200) 2. 10 minutes logout > (enable) 3. Terminal access > > please select item esc–previous menu; !–main men...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for management 4-5 parameter description possible values note: depending on the user level, “su” user can change passwords for all user levels; “tech” and “user” may change it only their own passwords. User infor...

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    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-6 configuring for management ace-3600 ver. 5.2 table 4-4. Management ethernet port configuration parameter required value port number eth-mng port activation enable auto negotiation disable default type 100baset full duplex 5. Press s to sa...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for management 4-7 table 4-5. Management menu parameters parameter description possible values device information submenu for entering device information refer to viewing device information below manager list sub...

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    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-8 configuring for management ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ace-3600 – rad data communications configuration> system> management> device information description ... (ace-3600 hw version: 10-a\0-a, sw version: 5.00b1) 1. Contact ... (name of contact pers...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for management 4-9 defining the ip address of network managers if ace-3600 is to be managed via a network management station (nms), it is necessary define the location of network managers who can access the unit ...

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    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-10 configuring for management ace-3600 ver. 5.2 parameter description possible values trap mask manually enable/disable mask on a specific alarm, or enable/disable all alarm traps in a single operation. • all masked – all traps are masked •...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for management 4-11 table 4-8. Traps configuration menu parameters parameter description possible values system mask configuration menu for system traps refer to figure 4-11 and table 4-9 physical mask configurat...

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    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-12 configuring for management ace-3600 ver. 5.2 parameter description possible values agent status activates or masks the 'agent status changed' alarm trap, used by hpov map application active masked default: active tftp status activates or...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for management 4-13 parameter description possible values license update activates or masks the license update status alarm trap. For more information about the license update feature, see section 4.4 . Active ma...

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    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-14 configuring for management ace-3600 ver. 5.2 table 4-10. Physical traps parameters parameter description possible values port status activates or masks the “port status” alarm trap, which indicates that the status of one of the ports has...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for management 4-15 parameter description possible values section bip is the start or end of section bip event at the sonet/sdh physical layer. Masked default: masked line bip activates or masks the line bip alar...

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    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-16 configuring for management ace-3600 ver. 5.2 table 4-11. Application level traps parameters parameter description possible values vp ais reception activates or masks the “vp rx ais” alarm trap. Vp rx ais is the start or end of vp ais eve...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for management 4-17 configuring remote management access ace-3600 allows you to enable or disable remote access via snmp, telnet and web to the ace-3600 management system. By disabling remote management access, y...

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    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-18 configuring for management ace-3600 ver. 5.2 parameter description possible values telnet remote management access via telnet. Secure telnet access is secured by a secure shell (ssh) client/server program, which provides a secure communi...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for management 4-19 ace-3600 – rad data communications configuration> system> management> management access> radius parameters server sequence number ... (1) server status ... (not connected) 1. Server access > (...

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    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-20 configuring for management ace-3600 ver. 5.2 parameter description possible values timeout (in seconds) the period in seconds during which ace-3600 waits for a response from the radius server. 0–5 default: 2 authentication port the udp p...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for management 4-21 the snmpv3 configuration includes the following stages: a. Configuring the snmpv3 engine id b. Enabling snmpv3 c. Managing snmpv3 users d. Adding snmpv3 notification entries e. Assigning snmpv...

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    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-22 configuring for management ace-3600 ver. 5.2 parameter description possible values engine id config type ipv4 mac address text (max length 27 bytes) octets ipv6 default: mac address rest bytes according to the engine id configuration typ...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for management 4-23 ace-3600 – rad data communications configuration> system> management> snmpv3 settings engine boots (2) engine time (34345) snmp message size ... (1500) 1. Users > 2. Targets & notify > 3. Snmp...

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    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-24 configuring for management ace-3600 ver. 5.2 managing snmpv3 users ace-3600 supports up to 10 snmpv3 managers with different authorization and privacy attributes. Access control policy is defined via the vacmsecuritytogrouptable and vacm...

  • Page 115

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for management 4-25 parameter description possible values • usmdesprivprotocol – des protocol authentication password the user’s authentication password. Not available if authentication is disabled (usmnoauthprot...

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    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-26 configuring for management ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ace-3600 – rad data communications configuration> system> management> snmpv3 settings> targets and notify> notify type > () 1. Name ... () 2. Tag ... () > please select item b – back; f - forw...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for management 4-27 ace-3600 – rad data communications configuration> system> management> snmpv3 settings> targets and notify> trap 1. Trap name > () 2. Notify name > () > please select item b – back; f - forward...

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    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-28 configuring for management ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ace-3600 – rad data communications configuration> system> management> snmpv3 settings> target& notify> target params 1. Name ... () 2. Message processing model > () 3. Security model > () 4. S...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for management 4-29 ³ to configure the snmpv3 target addresses: 1. From the snmpv3 settings menu (see figure 4-18 ), select targets & notify. The targets & notify menu is displayed. 2. Select target address. The ...

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    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-30 configuring for management ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ace-3600 – rad data communications configuration> system> management> snmpv3 settings> snmpv1/v3 mapping 1. Community index ...() 2. Community name ...() 3. Security name ...() 4. Transport ta...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for management 4-31 ace-3600 – rad data communications configuration> system> management> snmpv3 settings> summary target table summary target table address mpmodel secmodel secname seclevel taglist 172.18.187.36...

  • Page 122

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-32 configuring for management ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ace-3600 – rad data communications configuration> system> date and time 1. Date [yyyy-mm-dd] ... (2007-31-01) 2. Time [hh-mm-ss] ... (02:34:45) 3. Summer time > 4. Sntp mode > (unicast client)...

  • Page 123

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for management 4-33 configuring the summer time parameters the summer time parameters define whether/how the unit should automatically change its internal time when daylight saving time is applied in the geograph...

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    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-34 configuring for management ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ace-3600 – rad data communications configuration> system> date and time> summer time 1. Mode > (recurring) 2. Start week ... (last) 3. Start day ... (sunday) 4. Start month ... (march) 5. Star...

  • Page 125

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for management 4-35 parameter description possible values end week the chronological week of the month in which the daylight saving time should end every year first second third fourth last end day the specific d...

  • Page 126

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-36 configuring for management ace-3600 ver. 5.2 parameter description possible values end date [yyyy-mm-dd] the specific date (year-specific) on which the daylight saving time ends. The end date cannot precede or be the same as the start da...

  • Page 127

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for management 4-37 parameter description possible values server udp port the udp port of the syslog server. Note: the port cannot be changed when the logging status is enabled. 1–65535 default: 514 device udp po...

  • Page 128

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-38 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 4.3 configuring for operation this section describes in detail how to configure the parameters needed for normal operation of the unit: • configuring the physical layer parameters • setting the...

  • Page 129

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for operation 4-39 table 4-27. Port menu parameters parameter description possible values ethernet ethernet port configuration submenu refer to figure 4-34 and table 4-28 atm-155 sdh/sonet port configuration menu...

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    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-40 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 parameter description possible values port activation status of the selected port in both the rx and tx directions. When the port is disabled, the tx and rx paths are disabled. Log file events ...

  • Page 131

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for operation 4-41 configuring the atm-155 ports the sdh/sonet ports (up to 8) in ace-3600 are used for atm-155 (155 mbps) fiber optic uplink, and are configured via the atm-155 menu. ³ to access the atm-155 conf...

  • Page 132

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-42 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 parameter description possible values output rate the atm-155 port's output rate in cells per second. Note: • the output rate must be equal to or higher than the minimum output rate, which is d...

  • Page 133

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for operation 4-43 ³ to access the alarm thresholds configuration menu: • from the atm-155 menu (see figure 4-35 ), select alarm thresholds. The alarm thresholds menu is displayed. Ace-3600 – rad data communicati...

  • Page 134

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-44 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 setting the sdh/sonet port's minimum output rate the sdh/sonet port's minimum output rate defines the lowest possible value that can be entered in the general sdh/sonet output rate definition, ...

  • Page 135

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for operation 4-45 ace-3600 – rad data communications configuration> system> protection 1. Main card redundancy > 2. Ethernet redundancy > 3. Aps > > please select item esc-previous menu; !-main menu; &-exit figu...

  • Page 136

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-46 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ace-3600 – rad data communications configuration> system> protection> main card redundancy 1. Card redundancy > (off) 2. Default main card > (card a) 3. Wtr time (sec) [1-60] ... (5) 4. Softwar...

  • Page 137

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for operation 4-47 parameter description possible values switch to other card switches the control over ace-3600 to the other installed main module. Available only when the redundancy protection is turned on. Res...

  • Page 138

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-48 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ace-3600 – rad data communications configuration> system> protection> ethernet redundancy 1. Group id ... (1) 2. Primary port ... (gbe-1) 3. Secondary port ... (gbe-2) 4. Mode > (1:1) 5. Revert...

  • Page 139

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for operation 4-49 parameter description possible values revertive if 'revertive' is enabled ('yes' is selected), the port protection switching is reverted back to the primary link as it was before the link failu...

  • Page 140

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-50 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ace-3600 – rad data communications configuration> system> protection> aps 1. Group id ... (aps-1) 2. Port type > (atm-155) 3. Working port #1 ... (1) 4. Working port #2 ... (2) 5. Mode > (1+1 o...

  • Page 141

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for operation 4-51 parameter description possible values switch command – options available for the 1+1 optimized bi-directional aps mode the aps port switching command. Available only if the aps mode is enabled ...

  • Page 142

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-52 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 parameter description possible values protection port, unless an equal or higher priority switch command is in effect, or if an sf condition exists on the protection port. • manual switch to wo...

  • Page 143

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for operation 4-53 setting the clock source ace-3600 requires a distinct clock source and a defined system clock in order to fulfill its purpose in a given backhauling application. For more information about the ...

  • Page 144

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-54 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ace-3600 – rad data communications configuration> system> clock> master clock 1. Source > (rx clock) 2. Revertive > (yes) 3. Wait to restore (sec) > (1) 4. Port type > (atm-155) 5. Port number ...

  • Page 145

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for operation 4-55 parameter description possible values station clock type the type of the station clock's circuit line, if the station clock was selected to serve as the system clock. E1 t1 default: e1 setting ...

  • Page 146

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-56 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 parameter description possible values port number number of the port that is used as the master clock. Note: it is not permitted to set both the master and fallback clocks on the same port numb...

  • Page 147

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for operation 4-57 mpls provides access to the mpls functionality parameters refer to configuring mpls parameters multiservice over psn provides access to the psn functionality parameters refer to configuring mul...

  • Page 148

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-58 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring traffic descriptors traffic descriptors (tds) determine the atm traffic's service category, shaping mode and other distinct parameters, and are configured as atm application paramet...

  • Page 149

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for operation 4-59 parameter description possible values mode determines whether the td is shaped or not. Note: • the shaping mode cannot be changed for an existing traffic descriptor. • shaped mode cannot be con...

  • Page 150

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-60 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring oam parameters the oam configuration consists of: • configuring oam loopback parameters • configuring oam descriptors . Configuring oam loopback parameters the oam loopback function...

  • Page 151

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for operation 4-61 the oam descriptor menu is displayed. Ace-3600 – rad data communications configuration> applications> atm> oam> oam descriptor(od) 1. Oam descriptor number ... (1) 2. Oam mode > (segment) 3. Cc...

  • Page 152

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-62 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring the atm cross-connect (xc) parameters atm cross-connects deliver the atm-based traffic over vc or vp connections. Each atm xc is configured individually on the atm xc menu. ³ to acc...

  • Page 153

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for operation 4-63 parameter description possible values vpi the channel’s vpi. Note: • two vp xc with the same vpi on the same port cannot be configured. • two vc xc with the same vpi/vci on the same port cannot...

  • Page 154

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-64 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring router parameters the router functionality allows ace-3600 to establish an ip link with the management station(s), and allows management traffic to be carried transparently through ...

  • Page 155

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for operation 4-65 configuring the router interface a router interface setting is essential for management connections to ace-3600. Each required router interface is configured individually and includes various p...

  • Page 156

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-66 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 table 4-46. Router interface parameters parameter description possible values number unique id number of the router interface which details are displayed. 1–1024 name an optional name that desc...

  • Page 157

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for operation 4-67 parameter description possible values configured. Vci vci of the pvc connected to the router interface. Not available for ethernet, ethernet group and pw interface type. Note: a router interfac...

  • Page 158

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-68 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 parameter description possible values tunnel source ip the source ip address of the ip header on which the gre is running. Note: • the ip address must either be a system address or one of the c...

  • Page 159

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for operation 4-69 ace-3600 – rad data communications configuration> applications> router> static route 1. Ip address ... (0.0.0.0) 2. Ip mask ... (0.0.0.0) 3. Next hop ... (0.0.0.0) 4. Next hop interface number ...

  • Page 160

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-70 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 setting the default gateway one of the router interfaces should be set as the default gateway. ³ to set the default gateway: • from the (see figure 4-51 ), select default gateway. The default g...

  • Page 161

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for operation 4-71 configuring mpls parameters to allow ace-3600 to deliver traffic over mpls networks, the mpls parameters should be defined. ³ to access the mpls configuration parameters: • from the application...

  • Page 162

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-72 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 parameter description possible values signaling protocol access the ldp options see configuring the ldp signaling protocol below tunnel lsp access the tunnel lsp options see configuring the tun...

  • Page 163

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for operation 4-73 table 4-50. Ldp parameters parameter description possible values ldp id the ldp identifier to be used in all ldp sessions established with the unit. Note: • the ip must be identical to one of t...

  • Page 164

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-74 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 the interface menu is displayed. Ace-3600 – rad data communications configuration> applications> mpls> signaling protocol> ldp > interface 1. Router interface ... (1) ip address ... (192.168.23...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for operation 4-75 setting the ldp targeted peers you can define targeted remote peers with which ace-3600 should attempt establishing ldp sessions. ³ to set the targeted peers: • from the ldp menu, select target...

  • Page 166

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-76 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ³ to configure the php mode: 1. Navigate to the tunnel lsp menu ( figure 4-60 ) ace-3600 – rad data communications configuration> applications> mpls> tunnel lsp 1. Ingress tunnel > 2. Egress tu...

  • Page 167

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for operation 4-77 table 4-53. Ingress tunnel parameters parameter description possible values index id number of the ingress tunnel 1–512 name name of the ingress tunnel up to 32 characters default: tunnel-in pr...

  • Page 168

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-78 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 table 4-54. Egress tunnel parameters parameter description possible values index id number of the egress tunnel 1–512 name name of the egress tunnel up to 32 characters default: tunnel-out prov...

  • Page 169

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for operation 4-79 ³ to access the multiservice over psn options: • from the logical layer menu (see figure 4-45 ), select multiservice over psn. The multiservice over psn menu is displayed. Ace-3600 – rad data c...

  • Page 170

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-80 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ace-3600 – rad data communications configuration> applications> multiservice over psn> general> atm parameters 1. Pw miss-order window size [packets] > (4) 2. Pw reordering > (disable) > please...

  • Page 171

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for operation 4-81 ace-3600 – rad data communications configuration> applications> multiservice over psn> peer 1. Peer number ... (1) 2. Peer name ... (peer-1) 3. Peer ip address ... (172.17.143.101) > please sel...

  • Page 172

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-82 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 creating pseudowire (pw) connections in a packet-switched network application, ace-3600 communicates with peer devices via pseudowire (pw) connections that are established over the psn and are ...

  • Page 173

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for operation 4-83 parameter description possible values service parameters access the atm/tdm service parameters of this pw refer to configuring the atm service parameters for the pw . • the save command on this...

  • Page 174

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-84 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ace-3600 – rad data communications configuration> applications> multiservice over psn> pw > general parameters pw number ... (1) pw name ... (pw-1) 1. Pw type > (basic ces psn) 2. Pw sub type ....

  • Page 175

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for operation 4-85 table 4-59. Pseudowire general parameters parameter description possible values pw number displays the pw number as defined in the pw menu (read-only) see table 4-58 pw name displays the pw nam...

  • Page 176

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-86 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 parameter description possible values pw id a unique id number that must be defined identically on both the local and remote unit. This id is used to identify the pw connection when labels are ...

  • Page 177

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for operation 4-87 parameter description possible values tx queue the priority of the pw in the outbound direction via the ethernet port. Note: clock distribution pws are automatically assigned with the priority ...

  • Page 178

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-88 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ace-3600 – rad data communications configuration> applications> multiservice over psn> pw > psn parameters pw number ... (1) pw name ... (pw-1) psn type ... (mplsoip) 1. Tos ... (0) 2. Ingress ...

  • Page 179

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for operation 4-89 parameter description possible values note: • relevant only for mpls-based psns and only if the pw subtype is data or clock distribution • cannot be modified dynamically (on the fly). • the egr...

  • Page 180

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-90 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ace-3600 – rad data communications configuration> applications> multiservice over psn> pw > service parameters pw number ... (1) pw name ... (pw-1) pw type ... (atm vc 1 to 1) 1. Aal5 sdu termi...

  • Page 181

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for operation 4-91 parameter description possible values timeout mode enable or disable the timeout mechanism for this pw. Not relevant for the aal5-sdu pw type. Note: this parameter can be changed dynamically an...

  • Page 182

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-92 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 table 4-62. Attachment circuit parameters for atm pw parameter description possible values pw number displays the pw number as defined in the pw menu (read-only) see table 4-58 pw name displays...

  • Page 183

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring for operation 4-93 parameter description possible values vci from psn the virtual channel identifier that is expected from the psn on this n:1 pw. Visible only for the n:1 vc pw type. This parameter is automatica...

  • Page 184

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-94 configuring for operation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 viewing existing pw connections and attachment circuits you can view the list of all pseudowire connections that were defined for ace-3600. The list provides the following details: • id number ...

  • Page 185

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 additional tasks 4-95 4.4 additional tasks you can perform additional tasks as may be necessary or helpful from time to time: • displaying the inventory • viewing the license information • changing the password • managing th...

  • Page 186

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-96 additional tasks ace-3600 ver. 5.2 alias user-assigned alias name for the physical entity, as specified by a network manager. Fru field replaceable unit. Two fru values are possible: 'true' – the corresponding entity (component) can be r...

  • Page 187

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 additional tasks 4-97 viewing the license information ace-3600 is delivered with a prefixed software license pack, which defines which functional features are available for use. The software license pack is ordered at the pu...

  • Page 188

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-98 additional tasks ace-3600 ver. 5.2 the change password menu is displayed. Ace-3600 – rad data communications configuration> system> terminal> terminal access> change password 1. User name ... (su) 2. Password ... (xxxxxxxxxx) 3. New pass...

  • Page 189

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 additional tasks 4-99 • save/delete the default configuration file (see saving/deleting the default configuration file ). Updating the main module (main card) software unlike a standalone unit that does not have two main pro...

  • Page 190

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-100 additional tasks ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ³ to perform a double traffic switch procedure: 1. Initiate the software download command using tftp or xmodem (see transferring files via tftp or transferring files via xmodem ). 2. Reset the active m...

  • Page 191

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 additional tasks 4-101 displaying the application file details ³ to display the ace-3600 application files: 1. From the utilities menu, select file utilities. The file utilities menu is displayed. 2. Select file system. The ...

  • Page 192

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-102 additional tasks ace-3600 ver. 5.2 swapping application files the current application files can be swapped with the backup files when necessary. ³ to swap between the main and backup application files: 1. From the dir menu (utilities> f...

  • Page 193

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 additional tasks 4-103 operations to be initiated to/from it. For more information, refer to the radview- ems user's manual. Transferring files via tftp the tftp protocol is typically used for remote ip-to-ip file transfers ...

  • Page 194

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-104 additional tasks ace-3600 ver. 5.2 figure 4-78. Change firewall settings 4. Click the exceptions tab. Figure 4-79. Windows firewall dialog box – exceptions tab 5. Check whether port 69 appears on the exceptions list. If it does not, cli...

  • Page 195

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 additional tasks 4-105 setting the unit's ip address before a tftp file transfer can take place, you must assign an ip address to the ace-3600 unit. ³ to set the ip address for the ace-3600 unit: 1. When logged into the prod...

  • Page 196

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-106 additional tasks ace-3600 ver. 5.2 selecting and performing a tftp operation the tftp file transfer options differ from one product family to another. The ace-3600 product family has 10 different tftp file transfer options, including li...

  • Page 197

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 additional tasks 4-107 table 4-66. Tftp operations parameter description possible values command select the type of the file transfer command to be carried out: • no operation – no file transfer is performed. • software down...

  • Page 198

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-108 additional tasks ace-3600 ver. 5.2 parameter description possible values status tftp file transfer status. The status display is refreshed every one second. No operation connecting transferring data ended on time out ended ok error erro...

  • Page 199

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 additional tasks 4-109 ace-3600 - rad data communications utilities> file utilities> file transfer> x-modem> 1. No operation 2. Software download 3. Software download to backup 4. Configuration download 5. Configuration uplo...

  • Page 200

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-110 additional tasks ace-3600 ver. 5.2 table 4-67. Xmodem operations parameter description possible values command the file transfer command to be carried out; see explanation of each in table 4-66 . Boot download is explained in appendix b...

  • Page 201

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 additional tasks 4-111 figure 4-86. Send file dialog box – selecting xmodem 3. Click browse and locate the path of the file that should be transferred. Figure 4-87. Send file dialog box – file specified 4. Click send. The sp...

  • Page 202

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-112 additional tasks ace-3600 ver. 5.2 figure 4-88. Receive file dialog box 2. From the protocol drop-down list, select xmodem. Figure 4-89. Receive file dialog box 3. Click browse to define the local directory into which the file should be...

  • Page 203

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 additional tasks 4-113 ace-3600 - rad data communications utilities> file utilities> file system> 1. Dir 2. Swap 3. Save default configuration file 4. Delete default configuration file > please select items esc-previous menu...

  • Page 204

    Chapter 4 configuration installation and operation manual 4-114 additional tasks ace-3600 ver. 5.2 resetting the unit to configuration defaults you can reset ace-3600 to its factory-default configuration or to a saved configuration (see saving/deleting the default configuration file ), discarding th...

  • Page 205: Chapter  5

    Ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring the ace-3600 unit 5-1 chapter 5 configuring a typical application this chapter describes the configuration of ace-3600 in a typical application, and provides practical configuration examples for implementing it. Figure 5-1 illustrates a typical application, in which: 1....

  • Page 206

    Chapter 5 configuring a typical application installation and operation manual 5-2 configuring the ace-3600 unit ace-3600 ver. 5.2 5.1 configuring the ace-3600 unit the ace-3600 configuration stages are: a. Configuring the physical layer parameters – which includes: configuring the atm-155 ports conf...

  • Page 207

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring a typical application ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring the ace-3600 unit 5-3 parameter value frame type sdh output rate (cps) 353208 oam cell generation disable for aps, the same parameters should be defined for the corresponding ports on interfac...

  • Page 208

    Chapter 5 configuring a typical application installation and operation manual 5-4 configuring the ace-3600 unit ace-3600 ver. 5.2 setting ethernet redundancy you can set a redundancy mode for the gigabit ethernet link between ace-3600 and the psn equipment (optional). ³ to configure the ethernet red...

  • Page 209

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring a typical application ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring the ace-3600 unit 5-5 configuring the router parameters ³ to configure the router parameters: 1. On the router interface menu (configuration> applications> router> interface), set the followin...

  • Page 210

    Chapter 5 configuring a typical application installation and operation manual 5-6 configuring the ace-3600 unit ace-3600 ver. 5.2 parameter value pcr 6000 cdvt (μsec) 1 configuring the general multiservice pw over psn parameters ³ to configure the general multiservice over psn parameters: • on the g...

  • Page 211

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring a typical application ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring the ace-3600 unit 5-7 ³ to configure a pw link: 1. On the pw menu (configuration> applications> multiservice over psn> pw), set the pw number and name. 2. On the general parameters submenu (co...

  • Page 212

    Chapter 5 configuring a typical application installation and operation manual 5-8 configuring the ace-3600 unit ace-3600 ver. 5.2 pw submenu parameter value psn type mplsoip peer number 1 provisioning mode manual out pw label 101 in pw label 101 control word enable sequence number enable tx queue 4-...

  • Page 213

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring a typical application ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring the ace-3600 unit 5-9 pw submenu parameter value out pw label 102 in pw label 102 control word enable sequence number enable tx queue 4- low oam mode enable psn tos 0 exp bits 0 vlan tag disab...

  • Page 214

    Chapter 5 configuring a typical application installation and operation manual 5-10 configuring the ace-3600 unit ace-3600 ver. 5.2 pw submenu parameter value provisioning mode manual out pw label 100 control word enable psn tos 0 vlan tag disable table 5-7. Data pw for vp (200) pw submenu parameter ...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring a typical application ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring the ace-3600 unit 5-11 pw submenu parameter value td 2 od 3 table 5-8. Data pw for vc (0/200) pw submenu parameter value — pw number 6 — pw name pw-6 general pw type atm vc n to 1 psn type mpl...

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    Chapter 5 configuring a typical application installation and operation manual 5-12 configuring the ace-3600 unit ace-3600 ver. 5.2 pw submenu parameter value td 3 od 3 setting the clock source ³ to set the clock source for ace-3600: 1. On the master clock menu (configuration> system> clock> master c...

  • Page 217

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring a typical application ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring the remote ace-3100 unit 5-13 5.2 configuring the remote ace-3100 unit this section describes the configuration of the ace-3100 unit that appears in figure 5-1 . The configuration stages are: ...

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    Chapter 5 configuring a typical application installation and operation manual 5-14 configuring the remote ace-3100 unit ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring the ethernet ports ³ to configure the ethernet parameters: • on the ethernet menu (configuration> physical layer> port> ethernet), set the following p...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring a typical application ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring the remote ace-3100 unit 5-15 parameter value gateway ip address 172.17.143.1 configuring the traffic descriptors ³ to configure the traffic descriptors: 1. On the traffic descriptor menu (con...

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    Chapter 5 configuring a typical application installation and operation manual 5-16 configuring the remote ace-3100 unit ace-3600 ver. 5.2 peer number 1 peer name peer-1 peer ip address 172.17.143.100 configuring the pseudowire parameters in this application, ace-3100 requires two pseudowire links fo...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring a typical application ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring the remote ace-3100 unit 5-17 pw submenu parameter value peer number 1 provisioning mode manual in pw label 100 control word enable psn tos 0 vlan tag disable table 5-10. Ace-3100 – data pw fo...

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    Chapter 5 configuring a typical application installation and operation manual 5-18 configuring the remote ace-3100 unit ace-3600 ver. 5.2 pw submenu parameter value vpi from psn 100 td 2 od 3 table 5-11. Ace-3100 – data pw for vp (0/100) pw submenu parameter value — pw number 3 — pw name pw-3 genera...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring a typical application ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring the remote ace-3100 unit 5-19 pw submenu parameter value vci from psn 100 td 3 od 3 setting the ace-3100 clock source ³ to configure the clock source for ace-3100: 1. On the recovered clock me...

  • Page 224

    Chapter 5 configuring a typical application installation and operation manual 5-20 configuring the remote ace-3200 unit ace-3600 ver. 5.2 5.3 configuring the remote ace-3200 unit this section describes the configuration of the ace-3200 unit that appears in figure 5-1 . The configuration stages are: ...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring a typical application ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring the remote ace-3200 unit 5-21 configuring the ethernet ports ³ to configure the ethernet parameters: • on the ethernet menu (configuration> physical layer> port> ethernet), set the following p...

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    Chapter 5 configuring a typical application installation and operation manual 5-22 configuring the remote ace-3200 unit ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring the router parameters ³ to configure the router parameters: 1. On the router interface menu (configuration> applications> router> interface), set the ...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring a typical application ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring the remote ace-3200 unit 5-23 parameter value pcr 6000 cdvt 1 configuring the general multiservice pw over psn parameters ³ to configure the general multiservice over psn parameters: • on the ...

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    Chapter 5 configuring a typical application installation and operation manual 5-24 configuring the remote ace-3200 unit ace-3600 ver. 5.2 pw submenu parameter value — pw name pw-1 general pw type basic ces psn pw subtype clock recovery psn type udpoip peer number 1 provisioning mode manual in pw lab...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring a typical application ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuring the remote ace-3200 unit 5-25 pw submenu parameter value attachment circuit port type ima-group port number 1 vpi 200 vpi to psn 200 vpi from psn 200 td 2 od 3 table 5-14. Ace-3200 (1) – data ...

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    Chapter 5 configuring a typical application installation and operation manual 5-26 configuring the remote ace-3200 unit ace-3600 ver. 5.2 pw submenu parameter value vci 200 vpi to psn 0 vci to psn 200 vpi from psn 0 vci from psn 200 td 3 od 3 setting the ace-3200 clock source ³ to configure the cloc...

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    Ace-3600 ver. 5.2 monitoring performance 6-1 chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics this chapter covers the following topics: • monitoring performance – monitoring the ace-3600 unit's performance statistics during operation; see section 6.1 . • detecting errors – error detection options and the comple...

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    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-2 monitoring performance ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ace-3600 – rad data communications monitoring 1. System > 2. Physical layer > 3. Applications > > please select item esc-previous menu; !-main menu; &-exit figure 6-1. Monitoring menu ...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 monitoring performance 6-3 table 6-1. System monitoring options parameter description possible values active alarms view the currently active alarms refer to figure 6-3 event log view the event log refer to figu...

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    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-4 monitoring performance ace-3600 ver. 5.2 parameter description possible values alarm parameters the alarm parameters appear in the corresponding row • port type, port number for physical layer alarms. • port type, port number...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 monitoring performance 6-5 table 6-3. View event log parameters parameter description possible values date date of the event, in the format of: [yyyy-mm-dd] [2000-01-01] to [2099-12-31] time time of the event, i...

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    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-6 monitoring performance ace-3600 ver. 5.2 viewing the main module protection status if two main modules (main cards) are installed in ace-3600 and the main module protection feature is enabled, you can check whether the redund...

  • Page 237

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 monitoring performance 6-7 viewing the ethernet redundancy details if the gigabit ethernet ports of ace-3600 are set to work in redundancy mode, you can check their group id and which of them is the currently wo...

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    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-8 monitoring performance ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ³ to access the aps monitoring options: • from the protection menu (see figure 6-6 ), select aps. The aps menu is displayed. Ace-3600 – rad data communications monitoring> system> prot...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 monitoring performance 6-9 parameter description possible values current working port the port from which the traffic is received. Atm155-1 atm155-2 atm155-3 atm155-4 atm155-5 atm155-6 atm155-7 atm155-8 rx k1k2 ...

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    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-10 monitoring performance ace-3600 ver. 5.2 table 6-7. Aps port status parameters parameter description possible values aps group id read-only identification of the configured aps group to which the port belongs. If no aps grou...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 monitoring performance 6-11 ace-3600 – rad data communications monitoring> system> clock 1. Current clock > > please select item esc-previous menu; !-main menu; &-exit figure 6-12. Clock monitoring menu viewing ...

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    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-12 monitoring performance ace-3600 ver. 5.2 parameter description possible values (read-only) source displays the type of the clock source: • internal – the clock is provided by an internal oscillator. • rx clock – the clock is...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 monitoring performance 6-13 ³ to display the radius statistics: • from the system menu, select radius statistics. The radius statistics are displayed in columns, while each column displays the statistics of a sp...

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    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-14 monitoring performance ace-3600 ver. 5.2 parameter description possible values malformed response number of malformed access response packets that were received from this server. Malformed packets include packets with an inv...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 monitoring performance 6-15 ace-3600 – rad data communications monitoring> system> syslog statistics 1. Total tx messages > (17265) 2. Unqueued dropped messages > (14567) > esc-previous menu; !-main menu; &-exit...

  • Page 246

    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-16 monitoring performance ace-3600 ver. 5.2 table 6-11. Port monitoring options parameter description possible values ethernet ethernet monitoring menu refer to figure 6-17 below atm-155 atm-155 monitoring menu refer to figure ...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 monitoring performance 6-17 parameter description possible values rate the port rate is either the default rate set by the user, or the rate based on the autonegotiation results. 10 mbps 100 mbps 1000 mbps statu...

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    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-18 monitoring performance ace-3600 ver. 5.2 parameter description possible values rx alignment errors number of received frames that do not have an integral number of octets, valid only for ethernet ports. Numerical rx fcs erro...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 monitoring performance 6-19 ace-3600 – rad data communications monitoring> physical layer> port> atm-155 los ... (0) time elapsed ... (100) valid intervals ... (1) 1. Interval ... (0) 2. Port number ... (1) > pl...

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    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-20 monitoring performance ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ace-3600 – rad data communications monitoring> applications 1. Atm > 2. Router > 3. Mpls > 4. Multiservice over psn > > please select item esc-prev. Menu; !-main menu; &-exit figure 6...

  • Page 251

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 monitoring performance 6-21 table 6-16. Atm menu parameters parameter description possible values port atm port level monitoring menu refer to figure 6-22 below atm xc atm xc monitoring menu refer to figure 6-23...

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    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-22 monitoring performance ace-3600 ver. 5.2 parameter description possible values corrected hec cells the number of frames received with an errored hec, corrected (single error) and passed on into the device. This parameter is ...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 monitoring performance 6-23 ³ to access the atm xc statistics: • from the atm monitoring menu, select xc. The atm xc monitoring options are displayed. Ace-3600 – rad data communications monitoring> applications>...

  • Page 254

    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-24 monitoring performance ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ace-3600 – rad data communications monitoring> applications> atm> atm xc> user statistics atm-155 port 1 vpi/vci 0/32 atm-155 port 2 vpi/vci 0/32 rx cells (clp 0+1) ... (0) rx cells (...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 monitoring performance 6-25 parameter description possible values start time current interval. Start time is for intervals 1–24 interval the interval number to be displayed 0–24 if interval 24 exists, or 0 to la...

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    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-26 monitoring performance ace-3600 ver. 5.2 parameter description possible values tx rdi the number of seconds during which rdi cells where transmitted numerical loc the number of seconds during which loss of continuity was dec...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 monitoring performance 6-27 ace-3600 – rad data communications monitoring> applications> atm> atm xc> oam loopback statistics atm-155 port 1 vpi/vci 0/32 ima group 2 vpi/vci 0/32 average delay (usec) ... (0) ave...

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    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-28 monitoring performance ace-3600 ver. 5.2 monitoring the routing functionality you can monitor the router definitions by viewing the current routing table and arp (address resolution protocol) table. ³ to access the router mo...

  • Page 259

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 monitoring performance 6-29 table 6-23. Routing table parameters parameter description possible values ip address ip address of each entry a valid ip address ip mask ip mask of the each entry numerical protocol ...

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    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-30 monitoring performance ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ace-3600 – rad data communications monitoring> applications> mpls> ldp 1. Hello > 2. Session > 3. Labels > > please select item esc-previous menu; !-main menu; &-exit figure 6-30. Ldp...

  • Page 261

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 monitoring performance 6-31 ace-3600 – rad data communications monitoring> applications> mpls> ldp> session ldp id peer ldp id state interval time left > ^d-scroll down; ^u-scroll up esc-previous menu; !-main me...

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    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-32 monitoring performance ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ace-3600 – rad data communications monitoring> applications> mpls> ldp> labels ldp id entity index peer ldp id 1. Show labels > please select item f-forward esc-previous menu; !-main ...

  • Page 263

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 monitoring performance 6-33 monitoring multiservice over psn traffic ace-3600 provides detailed information regarding all pseudowire traffic from and to the unit. This includes: • displaying pseudowire connectio...

  • Page 264

    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-34 monitoring performance ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ace-3600 – rad data communications monitoring> applications> multiservice over psn> pw> status eth port pw 1 port type/port number vpi/vci pw type ... (atm vc 1 to 1) operational stat...

  • Page 265

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 monitoring performance 6-35 parameter description possible values local status faults the faults at the local side of the pseudowire connection note: this field may display one or more faults. No faults notfwdin...

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    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-36 monitoring performance ace-3600 ver. 5.2 parameter description possible values remote status faults the faults at the remote side of the pseudowire connection note: this field may display one or more faults. No faults notfwd...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 monitoring performance 6-37 parameter description possible values max cells (actual) displays the actual number of cells for an atm pw pw number id number of an existing (previously defined) pw connection for wh...

  • Page 268

    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-38 monitoring performance ace-3600 ver. 5.2 table 6-31. Atm pseudowire statistics parameters parameter description possible values top row the top row displays: • ethernet port type and port number • pw number (can be changed b...

  • Page 269

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 detecting errors 6-39 parameter description possible values interval number number of the interval to be displayed. You can enter a different number of press ^f to view the next interval. 0–24 if interval 24 exi...

  • Page 270

    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-40 detecting errors ace-3600 ver. 5.2 list of log events refer to the following tables for the full list of system, port and oam events. Table 6-32. System events list no. Event string status/entity type/entity # 1. Cold start ...

  • Page 271

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 detecting errors 6-41 no. Event string status/entity type/entity # 27. Card inserted card type 28. Card absent slot-#n 29. Fan drawer inserted/absent 30. Control card inserted/absent 31. Power supply #n absent 3...

  • Page 272

    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-42 handling alarms and traps ace-3600 ver. 5.2 no. Event string status port type/port # 16. Aps: atm port atm- 155# is active start/end atm155 #n table 6-34 eth port events list no. Event string status port type/port # 1. Link ...

  • Page 273

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 handling alarms and traps 6-43 viewing and masking alarm traps the trap masking configuration menu is located under: configuration> system> management> manager list> traps. For more information, refer to configu...

  • Page 274

    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-44 handling alarms and traps ace-3600 ver. 5.2 number trap name 25. Remote defect indication received (rdi vt physical layer)* – for channelized-155 ports only 26. Bit interleaved parity error (bip section physical layer)* – fo...

  • Page 275

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 testing the unit 6-45 corrective measures depending on the reported alarm and its severity, change the unit configuration or check the integrity of ports, connections or standalone devices (such as switches, rou...

  • Page 276

    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-46 testing the unit ace-3600 ver. 5.2 displaying self-test results ace-3600 performs a self-test upon power-up, and their results can displayed in the self test results screen. In the results screen, "pass" means that the test ...

  • Page 277

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 testing the unit 6-47 phy atm phy atm user port network port data path in internal loopback mode figure 6-40. Data path in internal loopback mode phy atm phy atm user port network port figure 6-41. Data path in ...

  • Page 278

    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-48 testing the unit ace-3600 ver. 5.2 parameter description possible values loopback timeout the duration of the loop operation in minutes, to be preformed in the diagnostics. Once the defined period is over, the loop is termin...

  • Page 279

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 testing the unit 6-49 performing application tests application-level tests are performed at the following categories: • performing atm cell tests • performing ip connectivity tests . ³ to access the application ...

  • Page 280

    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-50 testing the unit ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ace-3600 – rad data communications diagnostics> applications> atm> cell test 1. Port type > (atm-155) 2. Port number ... (1) 3. Vpi ... (0) 4. Vci ... (32) 5. Pti > (user cell) 6. Clp > (cl...

  • Page 281

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 testing the unit 6-51 parameter description possible values send cells use this command to start or stop the sending the cells. When off, no cells are sent. Send off default: off performing ip connectivity tests...

  • Page 282

    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-52 testing the unit ace-3600 ver. 5.2 parameter description possible values infinite number of packets defines whether the ping packets are sent infinitely or according to a specific number of packets defined below. No yes defa...

  • Page 283

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 troubleshooting 6-53 parameter description possible values start/stop activates the route tracing towards the specified ip address. To stop the tracing, re-select this option or exit the trace route menu. Only o...

  • Page 284

    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-54 troubleshooting ace-3600 ver. 5.2 fault/problem probable cause remedy action atm-155 sync led blinks atm-155 tx path failure • check the atm-155 to verify rdi received • check the tx optical power to see whether it is in ran...

  • Page 285

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 recovering ace units 6-55 6.6 recovering ace units this section highlights possible scenarios that may have led to failure. It explains how to recover ace-3600 assuming those scenarios. This section applies to v...

  • Page 286

    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-56 recovering ace units ace-3600 ver. 5.2 clock state > (holdover) 1. Recovered id[1 - 1] ... (1) in case of an acr failure, the clock should be in holdover state, which keeps the last known clock frequency and maintains it wit...

  • Page 287

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 recovering ace units 6-57 1. Source > (rx clock) 2. Revertive > (yes) 3. Wait to restore (sec)[1 - 720] ... (1) 4. Port type > (e1) 5. Port number [1 - 16] ... (1) 3. Save your changes. 4. Change the master cloc...

  • Page 288

    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-58 recovering ace units ace-3600 ver. 5.2 9. If the cause of the failure is still unknown, reboot the clock recovery unit. ³ to reboot the clock recovery unit: 1. Go to utilities and select device reset. 2. Press to confirm you...

  • Page 289

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 recovering ace units 6-59 7. Select switch to other card. The redundant main card becomes active. ³ in case of ethernet interfaces: 1. Go to configuration>physical layer>port>ethernet. 2. Check that the auto neg...

  • Page 290

    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-60 recovering ace units ace-3600 ver. 5.2 mac address ... (00-20-d2-28-d1-ab) mode > (full duplex) rate > (100mbps) status > (connected) ³ to continue the physical link failure analysis if the relevant pw is not connected: 1. G...

  • Page 291

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 recovering ace units 6-61 the local ace unit starts pinging the remote device. 1. Destination ip address ... (0.0.0.0) 2. Infinite number of packets > (no) 3. Number of packets[1 - 10000] ... (1) 4. Payload size...

  • Page 292

    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-62 recovering ace units ace-3600 ver. 5.2 1. Id[1 - 4] ... (-) 2. Ac name ... (-) 3. Service name ... (-) 4. Scheduled restart > (-) 5. Back-off random range[sec][0 - 600] ... (-) 6. Minimum authentication level > (-) 7. Userna...

  • Page 293

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 recovering ace units 6-63 10. Oam mode > (vccv-bfd) 11. Detection multiplier[2 - 60] ... (5) 12. Min tx interval (usec) ... (1000000) 13. Min rx interval (usec) ... (1000000) • neighbor-signaled-session-down: th...

  • Page 294

    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-64 recovering ace units ace-3600 ver. 5.2 eth port 1 pw type atm vp n to 1 rx packets ... (0) rx congestion dropped ... (0) tx packets ... (473) tx congestion dropped ... (0) tx timeout ... (0) packet loss event ... (0) mis-ord...

  • Page 295

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 recovering ace units 6-65 management path disconnections do the following: 1. Check that the physical interface used to manage the unit is active. If inactive, follow the physical link failure procedure. 2. Chec...

  • Page 296

    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-66 recovering ace units ace-3600 ver. 5.2 1. Snmp > (enable) 2. Telnet > (enable) 3. Web > (enable) 2. For snmp access, check that the communities settings match those on the management system. To do so, go to configuration>sys...

  • Page 297

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 recovering ace units 6-67 physical line errors in case of physical line errors, cells might be discarded due to bad hec. To monitor rx, tx and hec cells, do the following: 1. Go to monitoring>applications>atm>po...

  • Page 298

    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-68 recovering ace units ace-3600 ver. 5.2 1. Traffic descriptor number[1 - 99999] ... (3) 2. Service category > (cbr) 3. Mode > (policing) before changing any td settings, consult with the network planning /architecture divisio...

  • Page 299

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 recovering ace units 6-69 press (n) to see more counters mis-order dropped packets ... (0) reordered packets ... (0) reordered packets are originally mis-ordered packets, which have been returned to the correct ...

  • Page 300

    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-70 recovering ace units ace-3600 ver. 5.2 atm pws packet loss event ... (0) tdm pws missing packets ... (0) 2. Check that frames are not being discarded on the eth/gbe physical level on both the receiving ace unit and the trans...

  • Page 301

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 recovering ace units 6-71 qos • check that qos is enabled on the network for the pw traffic on the entire path (end –to-end) and in both directions. • if vlan is used, check that the expected vid and p bits are ...

  • Page 302

    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-72 recovering ace units ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ³ to install the new fan tray: 1. Carefully check the fan tray for foreign objects and dirt that may have been trapped inside, and remove them. 2. Insert the fan tray in the left chassi...

  • Page 303

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 recovering ace units 6-73 this protective mechanism is available provided that the following conditions are met: • the two installed main modules are identical, in terms of both their hardware and software versi...

  • Page 304

    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-74 recovering ace units ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuration database ³ to ensure that the db on both mc is identical: 1. Go to configuration>system>protection>main card redundancy. 2. Select configuration update to other card. The ...

  • Page 305

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 recovering ace units 6-75 hardware mismatch in cases in which the two main modules do not have the same hardware version, replace the main module so that the hw versions are compatible. Software mismatch in case...

  • Page 306

    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-76 recovering ace units ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ³ to correct pdv related underruns: 1. Go to monitoring>applications>multiservice over psn>pw>statistics. Eth port 1 pw type basic ces psn rx packets ... (13293) tx packets ... (40771) ...

  • Page 307

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 recovering ace units 6-77 7. Go to configuration>applications>multiservice over psn>pw>service parameters. 8. Check the current jitter buffer settings. 2. Jitter buffer (usec)[1000 - 32000] ... (3000) 9. Go to c...

  • Page 308

    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-78 recovering ace units ace-3600 ver. 5.2 1. Source > (rx clock) 2. Revertive > (yes) 3. Wait to restore (sec)[1 - 720] ... (1) 4. Port type > (e1) 5. Port number[1 - 16] ... (1) 2. Check the physical status of the clocking int...

  • Page 309

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 recovering ace units 6-79 possible causes: • atm bw issues • insufficient psnÆatm buffer size • shaping problems • bursty traffic coming from the remote device. Atm bandwidth issues check that the atm attachment...

  • Page 310

    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-80 recovering ace units ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ³ to increase the buffer size: 1. Go to configuration>applications>multiservice over psn>pw>service parameters. 2. Increase the max cell concatenation value 1. Max cells concatenation[1...

  • Page 311

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 recovering ace units 6-81 • number of active links is below the minimal number configured • large differential delay between links in the group • problem in the ima control protocol (icp) between the two machine...

  • Page 312

    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-82 recovering ace units ace-3600 ver. 5.2 differential delay ³ to check the current observed maximum differential delay between the ima links: 1. Go to monitoring>applications>atm>ima>group status. ... (n) max observed differen...

  • Page 313

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 frequently asked questions 6-83 8. Ima version > (1.1) in case there are problems in the ima control plane (icp cells), check the following: 1. Go to monitoring>applications>atm>ima>link statistics. Violation .....

  • Page 314

    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-84 frequently asked questions ace-3600 ver. 5.2 q in packet-switched traffic, what triggers the sending of a packet? A ace-3600 has several trigger of sending packet towards the psn: when reaching the maximum cells concatenatio...

  • Page 315

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics ace-3600 ver. 5.2 technical support 6-85 q how does the pseudowire connectivity check (vccv-bfd) works? A bfd control messages are generated by both the local and remote ace units, on both directions of the pseudowire. When the l...

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    Chapter 6 monitoring and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-86 technical support ace-3600 ver. 5.2.

  • Page 317: Appendix  A

    Ace-3600 ver. 5.2 electrical gigabit ethernet connector a-1 appendix a connector pinouts this appendix details the various connector pinouts available in ace-3600. A.1 stm-1/oc-3c or gbe sfp connector figure a-1 illustrates the fiber optic connectors of the sdh/sonet (atm-155) or gbe interface, usin...

  • Page 318

    Appendix a connector pinouts installation and operation manual a-2 station clock connector ace-3600 ver. 5.2 a.3 management ethernet connector ace-3600 has one ethernet port for out-of-band management, with an rj-45 connector. Table a-2. Ethernet rj-45 connector pin assignment pin designation descri...

  • Page 319

    Installation and operation manual appendix a connector pinouts ace-3600 ver. 5.2 control connector a-3 table a-3. Station clock rj-45 connector pin assignment (cont.) pin designation description 7 ttl input input signal (ttl level), for unbalanced interface identification 8 gnd grounding for an unba...

  • Page 320

    Appendix a connector pinouts installation and operation manual a-4 control connector ace-3600 ver. 5.2 table a-4. Control connector rj-45 pin assignment pin function 1 gnd 2 not connected 3 receive data (rxd) from terminal 4 not connected 5 transmit data (txd) to terminal 6 not connected 7 gnd 8 not...

  • Page 321: Appendix  B

    Ace-3600 ver. 5.2 booting ace-3600 b-1 appendix b boot management b.1 introduction this appendix provides a description of the ace-3600 boot procedure via an ascii terminal for downloading the boot software. The ace-3600 software is stored in the flash memory of two sections: the boot sector and the...

  • Page 322

    Appendix b boot management installation and operation manual b-2 booting ace-3600 ace-3600 ver. 5.2 if there is no backup file, you must download a file via the xmodem protocol or via tftp. The received file is saved as the operating file in the file system. 2. Files in the file system are compresse...

  • Page 323

    Installation and operation manual appendix b boot management ace-3600 ver. 5.2 booting ace-3600 b-3 application file was not found download application file using: 0. Exit 1. Xmodem protocol select one protocol: figure b-3. Application download options downloading via xmodem ³ to download an applica...

  • Page 324

    Appendix b boot management installation and operation manual b-4 booting ace-3600 ace-3600 ver. 5.2 file menu 0. Reset the system 1. File swap: operating backup 2. Delete operating file (existing backup file will be saved as operating) 3. Delete configuration file 9. Delete all file system (software...

  • Page 325: Appendix  C

    Ace-3600 ver. 5.2 oam modes of operation over atm c-1 appendix c atm oam functionality c.1 introduction ace-3600 provides f4 and f5 atm oam support that complies with itu-i.610. The main oam features of ace-3600 are: • each side of a vp/vc cross-connection (connection point) can be set as an interme...

  • Page 326

    Appendix c atm oam functionality installation and operation manual c-2 oam modes of operation over atm ace-3600 ver. 5.2 vp intermediate point when a vp connection point (cp) is set as an intermediate point, it operates as follows: • if the other side of the vp xc is also set as an intermediate poin...

  • Page 327

    Installation and operation manual appendix c atm oam functionality ace-3600 ver. 5.2 oam modes of operation over atm c-3 when a failure is detected on the physical port, ais state is declared and f4 end-to-end ais cells are generated towards the forward direction. Figure c-4. Vp intermediate point –...

  • Page 328

    Appendix c atm oam functionality installation and operation manual c-4 oam modes of operation over atm ace-3600 ver. 5.2 figure c-7. Vc intermediate point – case b • if the other side of the vc xc is set as a segment point: f5 end-to-end oam cells are forwarded transparently to the other side of the...

  • Page 329

    Installation and operation manual appendix c atm oam functionality ace-3600 ver. 5.2 oam modes of operation over atm c-5 figure c-10. Vc intermediate point – case e vp segment point when a vp connection point is set as a segment point, it operates as follows: • f4 end-to-end, f5 segment and end-to-e...

  • Page 330

    Appendix c atm oam functionality installation and operation manual c-6 oam modes of operation over atm ace-3600 ver. 5.2 • when a vp segment point is set as a cc source point, f4 segment cc cells are generated towards the backward direction. Figure c-14. Vp segment point – case d • when a vp segment...

  • Page 331

    Installation and operation manual appendix c atm oam functionality ace-3600 ver. 5.2 oam modes of operation over atm c-7 figure c-16. Vp segment point – case f figure c-17. Vp segment point – case g vc segment point when a vc connection point is set as a segment point, it operates as follows: • f5 e...

  • Page 332

    Appendix c atm oam functionality installation and operation manual c-8 oam modes of operation over atm ace-3600 ver. 5.2 • when f5 segment ais cells are received, ais state is declared. F5 end-to-end ais cells are generated towards the forward direction, while f5 segment rdi cells are generated towa...

  • Page 333

    Installation and operation manual appendix c atm oam functionality ace-3600 ver. 5.2 oam modes of operation over atm c-9 figure c-22. Vc segment point – case e • when a vc segment point is set as cc both, it functions both as a source and a sink point. • for oam loopback cells (see c.3 oam loopback ...

  • Page 334

    Appendix c atm oam functionality installation and operation manual c-10 oam modes of operation over atm ace-3600 ver. 5.2 vc end-to-end point when a vc connection point is set as an endpoint (end-to-end), it operates as follows: • f4 and f5 segment and end-to-end oam cells are dropped from the cell ...

  • Page 335

    Installation and operation manual appendix c atm oam functionality ace-3600 ver. 5.2 oam modes of operation over atm c-11 figure c-28. Vc endpoint – case d • when a vc endpoint is set as a cc sink point, f5 end-to-end cc cells are expected to be received every second. If no cc cell has been received...

  • Page 336

    Appendix c atm oam functionality installation and operation manual c-12 oam loopback ace-3600 ver. 5.2 figure c-31. Vc end point – case f only an atm host connection can be set as a vc endpoint. C.3 oam loopback oam loopback cells are used to determine connectivity at specific points in a network or...

  • Page 337: Appendix  D

    Ace-3600 ver. 5.2 overview d-1 appendix d clock modes this appendix explains the different clock modes (system timing) supported by ace-3600. D.1 overview the ace-3600 atm clock mechanism supports the synchronization (frequency lock) of all ports to a single clock source, which serves as the system ...

  • Page 338

    Appendix d clock modes installation and operation manual d-2 overview ace-3600 ver. 5.2 clock availability the master and fallback clocks can be either: • available – the relevant port's clock (master or fallback) can serve the active system clock, for example when the line is ok and the port is ena...

  • Page 339

    Installation and operation manual appendix d clock modes ace-3600 ver. 5.2 overview d-3 figure d-1. Clock state transitions.

  • Page 340

    Appendix d clock modes installation and operation manual d-4 transmit clock configuration ace-3600 ver. 5.2 d.2 system clock configuration the system clock configuration is performed in accordance with the following guidelines: • two system clocks can be set – master and fallback. The master clock h...

  • Page 341

    Installation and operation manual appendix d clock modes ace-3600 ver. 5.2 typical clock mode d-5 d.4 typical clock mode in the following application (see figure d-2 ), the master clock is retrieved from the rnc via an stm-1/oc-3c link, connected to one of the ace-3600 atm-155 ports. This port serve...

  • Page 342

    Appendix d clock modes installation and operation manual d-6 typical clock mode ace-3600 ver. 5.2.

  • Page 343: Appendix  E

    Ace-3600 ver. 5.2 basic pseudowire (pw) encapsulation e-1 appendix e encapsulation over psn this appendix describes the encapsulation of atm and tdm cells, transported over the packet-switched network (psn) and handled by ace-3600. This includes the following topics: • basic pseudowire (pw) encapsul...

  • Page 344

    Appendix e encapsulation over psn installation and operation manual e-2 encapsulation over different psn types ace-3600 ver. 5.2 ethernet header psn header control word payload figure e-1. Basic pw structure e.2 encapsulation over different psn types pseudowire connections may be encapsulated in dif...

  • Page 345

    Installation and operation manual appendix e encapsulation over psn ace-3600 ver. 5.2 encapsulation over different psn types e-3 control word contains the sequence number and control bits. 4 bytes long. Payload the service data carried on the frame, depending on the pw type. Mpls over ip packet form...

  • Page 346

    Appendix e encapsulation over psn installation and operation manual e-4 encapsulation over different psn types ace-3600 ver. 5.2 table e-3. Mpls over gre encapsulation parameters parameter name purpose da destination mac address of the remote peer or next hop unit. 6 bytes long. Sa mac address of th...

  • Page 347

    Installation and operation manual appendix e encapsulation over psn ace-3600 ver. 5.2 encapsulation over different psn types e-5 parameter name purpose type 8100 if vlan support is enabled, the ethernet packet type is set to 0x8100 . 2 bytes long. Vlan tag if vlan support is enabled, this tag includ...

  • Page 348

    Appendix e encapsulation over psn installation and operation manual e-6 encapsulation over different psn types ace-3600 ver. 5.2 parameter name purpose tunnel label label of the pw tunnel between ace-3600 and the pe. This parameter is manually configured per pw/peer and per direction, or dynamically...

  • Page 349

    Installation and operation manual appendix e encapsulation over psn ace-3600 ver. 5.2 encapsulation over different psn types e-7 php enabled – data packet da sa type 8100 vlan tag type 8847 pw label control word payload figure e-8. Mpls data packet when php is enabled table e-7. Encapsulation parame...

  • Page 350

    Appendix e encapsulation over psn installation and operation manual e-8 atm service encapsulation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 parameter name purpose type 8100 if vlan support is enabled, the ethernet packet type is set to 0x8100 . 2 bytes long. Vlan tag if vlan support is enabled, this tag includes the vlan i...

  • Page 351

    Installation and operation manual appendix e encapsulation over psn ace-3600 ver. 5.2 atm service encapsulation e-9 parameter name purpose m transport mode bit of the control byte; indicates whether the packet contains an atm cell or a frame payload (cell mode = 0; frame mode = 1). V indicates wheth...

  • Page 352

    Appendix e encapsulation over psn installation and operation manual e-10 atm service encapsulation ace-3600 ver. 5.2 4 bytes cell header n-to-one (n:1) atm pw encapsulation in n-to-one (n:1) mapping mode (selectable), one or more atm vccs/vpcs are mapped to a pseudowire link. The following figure il...

  • Page 353

    Installation and operation manual appendix e encapsulation over psn ace-3600 ver. 5.2 tdm service encapsulation e-11 table e-10. Aal5-sdu control word parameters parameter name purpose reserved reserved for future use; assigned with 0 value. T transport type bit. If set to 1, the packet contains an ...

  • Page 355

    Installation and operation manual appendix e encapsulation over psn ace-3600 ver. 5.2 clock encapsulation e-13 e.5 clock encapsulation the clock encapsulation is based on the cesopsn format (see cesopsn control word ). The maximum payload size is 512 bytes. Ethernet header psn header 0 0 0 0 l r m f...

  • Page 356

    Appendix e encapsulation over psn installation and operation manual e-14 clock encapsulation ace-3600 ver. 5.2.

  • Page 357: Appendix  F

    Ace-3600 ver. 5.2 psn-to-atm alarm forwarding f-1 appendix f alarm forwarding when interworking between atm and packet-switched networks, it is necessary to deliver alarms from end-to-end. The ace-3600 alarm forwarding mechanism translates psn and atm link failures to alarms that are sent to the cus...

  • Page 358

    Appendix f alarm forwarding installation and operation manual f-2 psn-to-atm alarm forwarding ace-3600 ver. 5.2 figure f-2. Pw link failure in case of vc intermediate point figure f-3. Physical eth failure in case of vp intermediate point figure f-4. Physical eth failure in case of vc intermediate p...

  • Page 359

    Installation and operation manual appendix f alarm forwarding ace-3600 ver. 5.2 psn-to-atm alarm forwarding f-3 figure f-6. Pw link failure in case of vc segment point figure f-7. Physical eth failure in case of vp segment point figure f-8. Physical eth failure in case of vc segment point vccv-bfd c...

  • Page 360

    Appendix f alarm forwarding installation and operation manual f-4 atm-to-psn alarm forwarding ace-3600 ver. 5.2 figure f-9. Pw link failure and alarm forwarding/acknowledgement over a psn f.2 atm-to-psn alarm forwarding vice-versa, failures on the atm side are propagated by ace-3600 towards the psn ...

  • Page 361

    Installation and operation manual appendix f alarm forwarding ace-3600 ver. 5.2 atm-to-psn alarm forwarding f-5 vp/vc segment point when the atm interface is defined as segment point, ace-3600 forwards alarms regarding either port-level failures or any specific vp or vc connection failure. This incl...

  • Page 362

    Appendix f alarm forwarding installation and operation manual f-6 atm-to-psn alarm forwarding ace-3600 ver. 5.2.

  • Page 363: Index

    Ace-3600 ver. 5.2 i-1 index —1— 1+1 protection functional description, 1-15 1-to-1 configuration, 4-67 , 5-7 , 5-8 , 5-9 , 5-10 , 5-11 , 5-16 , 5-17 , 5-18 , 5-24 , 5-25 encapsulation, 1-4 , e-5 —a— ac power connecting to, 2-13 range, 1-19 access snmp, 4-17 telnet, 4-17 web, 4-17 ace-3400, ace-340 2...

  • Page 364

    Index installation and operation manual i-2 ace-3600 ver. 5.2 configuration upload via tftp, 4-84 congestion control, 4-48 congestion dropped, 6-18 connectivity check diagram, 6-53 continuity checks, 1-14 control word enable/disable, 4-68 , 5-7 , 5-8 , 5-9 , 5-10 , 5-11 , 5-17 , 5-18 , 5-24 , 5-25 c...

  • Page 365

    Installation and operation manual index ace-3600 ver. 5.2 i-3 —l— late collision, 6-18 lcd alarm, 4-13 led indicators, 3-2 line ais alarm, 4-13 line bip alarm, 4-13 line febe alarm, 4-14 line type e1, 5-20 link up/down alarm, 4-13 loc, 6-25 lof alarm, 4-13 logical layer tests, 6-46 login names, 3-3 ...

  • Page 366

    Index installation and operation manual i-4 ace-3600 ver. 5.2 path rdi alarm, 4-13 payload, 6-47 pcr, 4-43 , 5-5 , 5-6 , 5-15 , 5-22 , 5-23 pcr/scr, 1-13 peers, 4-63 photo of unit, 1-8 physical connections, 2-8 physical entities, 4-76 physical layer configuration menu map, 4-25 monitoring menu map, ...

  • Page 367

    Installation and operation manual index ace-3600 ver. 5.2 i-5 tftp, 4-84 error, 4-85 server ip, 4-85 status, 4-85 tftp status, 4-11 timeout mechanism, 1-11 timing modes, d-1 total timeout, 4-85 traffic descriptor, 4-52 traffic descriptors configuration, 4-42 traffic shaping, 1-12 transmit (tx) clock...

  • Page 368

    Index installation and operation manual i-6 ace-3600 ver. 5.2.

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