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OBJ009201 MA5300 Broadband Access Equipment Operation and Maintenance

OBJ009201 MA5300 Broadband Access Equipment Operation and Maintenance. 1.0. Objectives. Grasp the basic knowledge of command line Grasp the basic system configuration Grasp the basic service and function configuration. Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:. Contents. .

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OBJ009201 MA5300 Broadband Access Equipment Operation and Maintenance

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  1. OBJ009201 MA5300 Broadband Access Equipment Operation and Maintenance 1.0

  2. Objectives • Grasp the basic knowledge of command line • Grasp the basic system configuration • Grasp the basic service and function configuration Upon completion of this course, you will be able to: Security Level: Internal

  3. Contents  1 Introduction toCommand Line Operations 2 Basic System Configuration 3 Port Configuration 4 VLAN Service Configuration 5 Multicast Service Configuration Security Level: Internal

  4. Command Line Basis end Login via serial port or TELNET exit interface ethernet 7/1/0 Configure terminal Ordinary user mode enable Privilege user mode Global configuration mode Ethernet port configuration mode MA5300(config-if-Ethernet7/1/0)# MA5300＞ MA5300 # exit MA5300(config)# disable interface adsl2/1/1 VDSL port configuration mode MA5300(config-if-adsl2/1/1)# interface vlan-interface 1 VLAN interface configuration mode MA5300(config-vlan-interface 1)# vlan 1 VLAN interface configuration mode MA5300(config-vlan1)# line0 Line configuration mode MA5300(config-line0)# MA5300 command line mode Security Level: Internal

  5. Command Line Basis Command line help • By entering “?” , you can get list of commands with a brief description under any command mode MA5300#show ? Key word matching MA5300#conf<space> ---- MA5300#configure Chinese/English language switching MA5300#Terminal language Access history commands • Access the previous history command: "Ctrl +P" • Access the next history command: "Ctrl +N" Security Level: Internal

  6. Contents 1 Introduction toCommand Line Operations  2 Basic System Configuration 3 Port Configuration 4 VLAN Service Configuration 5 Multicast Service Configuration Security Level: Internal

  7. Setting up Configuration Environment MA5300 control console provides two configuration modes: • Setting up local configuration environment via the ConsoleLocal maintenance • Setting up configuration environment via Telnet Local and remote maintenance • In-band Telnet: Occupying service channels • Out-band Telnet: Occupying no service channel Security Level: Internal

  8. Setting up Configuration Environment Setting up a local configuration environment via the Console • Connect the computer serial port with the MA5300 Console via a standard RS232 serial cable, then configure hyper terminal in Windows or other operation systems. RS232 serial port cable MA5300 PC Security Level: Internal

  9. Hypertrm. exe Setting up Configuration Environment • Open the hyper terminal • Open-Program-Accessories- Communications-Hyper terminal: Double click • Setting the HyperTerminal parameters • Enter the name:MA5300（The name can be defined by the user） • Connection use: Directly connect to Serial port 1 (depending on actual conditions) • Port setting: 9600bit/s, 8 data bits, no parity check 1 suspension bit, no flow control • Terminal type: VT100 or automatic test Security Level: Internal

  10. Setting up Configuration Environment Setting up Configuration Environment via Telnet workstation LAN MA5300 Telnet Terminal server workstation LAN local Telnet mode Security Level: Internal

  11. Setting up Configuration Environment Local router workstation LAN MA5300 Telnet terminal WAN LAN WAN remote Telnet configuration mode Remote router workstation Security Level: Internal

  12. Setting up Configuration Environment User login • Via the Console After correctly connecting the hyper terminal, press Enter key according to the prompt to enter the configuration environment • Via Telnet According to the prompt, enter correct user name and password to enter the configuration environment Security Level: Internal

  13. Basic Maintenance Operations Out-band NM configuration • MA5300(config)#interface M-Ethernet 7/0/1 Enter the external network interface port mode. • MA5300(config-if-M-Ethernet7/0/1)#ip address 10.11.84.200 255.255.255.0 Configure the IP address of the external network interface • MA5300(config-if-M-Ethernet7/0/1)#no shutdown Activate the external network interface Security Level: Internal

  14. Basic Maintenance Operations In-band NM configuration • MA5300(config)#interface Vlan-interface 1 Enter the Vlan-interface 1 configuration mode . • MA5300(config-Vlan-interface1)#ip address 10.11.84.200 255.255.255.0 Configure the equipment with a management address, which should be configured on vlan virtual interface 1 . • MA5300(config-Vlan-interface1)#exit • MA5300(config)#ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 10.11.84.1 Configure the equipment with a default route. Security Level: Internal

  15. Basic Maintenance Operations SNMP network management configuration • MA5300(config)# snmp-server community public ro • MA5300(config)# snmp-server community private rw Set the community name and access authority • MA5300(config)# snmp-server enable traps Enable sending Trap • MA5300(config)# snmp-server host 10.11.1.254 version 1 private 。 Set the address of the destination host to which Trap information is sent as 10.11.1.254, and the community name as private. Security Level: Internal

  16. Basic Maintenance Operations Operation terminal configuration • Adding a User MA5300#terminal user name • Deleting a User MA5300#no terminal user name • Modifying user level MA5300#terminal user level • Modifying user password MA5300#terminal user password • Modifying number re-entries MA5300#terminal user reenter • Viewing User InformationMA5300#show terminal user Security Level: Internal

  17. Basic Maintenance Operations Board Management • Query a BoardMA5300#show board 0 MA5300#show board 0/2 • Add a board MA5300(config)#board add 0/1 eada • Confirm a BoardMA5300(config)#board confirm 0 • Delete a board MA5300(config)#board delete 0/2 • Reset a BoardMA5300(config)#board reset 0/1 Security Level: Internal

  18. Basic Maintenance Operations Equipment management • Reset the systemMA5300(config)#reboot • Show CPU Occupancy Ratio MA5300>show cpu 0/7 • Display the system timeMA5300> show time • Set the system time MA5300#time HH:MM:SS YYYY/MM/DD • Display the system versionMA5300(config)#show version 0/7 • Setting hostname MA5300(config)#hostname MA5300 Security Level: Internal

  19. System Management Configuration File system configuration • Display the current working directoryMA5300#pwd • Display directory or file informationMA5300#dir • Delete a fileMA5300#delete file-url • Recover a deleted fileMA5300#undelete file-url • Completely delete files in the recycle binMA5300#squeeze file-url • Display the content of a fileMA5300#more file-url • Rename a fileMA5300#rename fileurl- sourcefileurl-dest Security Level: Internal

  20. System Management Configuration Configure File Management • Query the initial configuration of the MA5300 intelligent IP integrated access equipment MA5300#show startup-config • Query the current configuration of the MA5300 intelligent IP integrated access equipment MA5300#show running-config • Save the current configurationMA5300#write • Erase the configuration files in the FlashMA5300#erase Security Level: Internal

  21. System Management Configuration FTP configuration • Serving as an FTP Server • Start the FTP Server MA5300 (config) #ftp server enable • Set information on the authority of FTP user to access the FTP server MA5300(config)#user abc service-type ftp ftp-directory flash: password 7 123 • Query the FTP server configuration MA5300(config)#show ftp-server • Query FTP users that have logged in MA5300(config)# show ftp-user • Serving as an FTP Client:MA5300#ftp X.X.X.X Security Level: Internal

  22. System Management Configuration TFTP Configuration • Get file from the operation terminal tftp get //10.77.212.102/abc.doc aaa.doc • put file to the operation terminal tftp put aaa.doc //10.77.212.102/ccc.doc Security Level: Internal

  23. System Management Configuration Interface-number: Format: slot No /sub-slot No /port No. Example: Ethernet 7/1/0, Adsl 2/0/1, Vdsl 3/0/23 Security Level: Internal

  24. System Management Configuration Port configuration • Enter the port configuration mode. MA5300(config)# interface Ethernet 7/1/1 • Open the port MA5300(config-if-Ethernet7/1/1)#no shutdown • Set the port as a Trunk port MA5300(config-if-Ethernet7/1/1)#switchport mode trunk • Adding a VLAN that is allowed to pass through the Trunk port MA5300(config-if-Ethernet7/1/1)#switchport trunk allowed vlan 3 to 4 Security Level: Internal

  25. System Management Configuration • Setting the default VLAN ID of a port MA5300(config-if-Ethernet7/1/1)# switchport trunk native vlan 1 • Adding the current port to a designated VLAN MA5300(config-if-Ethernet7/1/1)# switchport access vlan8 • Querying the port property MA5300(config)#show interface Security Level: Internal

  26. Contents 1 Introduction toCommand Line Operations 2 Basic System Configuration  3 Port Configuration 4 VLAN Service Configuration 5 Multicast Service Configuration Security Level: Internal

  27. VDSL Port Configuration • VDSL port configuration mode MA5300(config)#interface vdsl3/0/0 MA5300(config-if-vdsl3/0/0)# • VDSL board configuration mode MA5300(config)#board-vdsl 3 MA5300(config-board-vdsl3)# • Setting Port Priority Level MA5300(config-if-Vdsl3/0/0)#priority 0 Security Level: Internal

  28. VDSL Port Configuration • Unblocking a VDSL Port MA5300(config-board-vdsl3)#no block all • Adding a VDSL line profile MA5300(config)#vdsl line-profile add 2 (Refer to operation manual to see more detail) • Deleting a VDSL line profile MA5300(config)#vdsl line-profile delete 2 Security Level: Internal

  29. VDSL Port Configuration • Modifying a VDSL line profile MA5300(config)#vdsl line-profile modify 2 • Querying VDSL line profile MA5300(config)#show vdsl line-profile 2 • Activating a VDSL Port MA5300(config-board-vdsl3)#activate all 1 Security Level: Internal

  30. VDSL Port Configuration • Resetting a VDSL port MA5300(config-board-vdsl3)#port reset 23 • Viewing VDSL port information MA5300(config-board-vdsl3)#show port state 23 MA5300(config)#show interface vdsl3/0/23 • Viewing port line parameters MA5300(config-board-vdsl3)#show line config 23 MA5300(config-board-vdsl3)#show line state 23 Security Level: Internal

  31. ADSL Port Configuration • Entering ADSL port configuration mode MA5300(config)#interface adsl11/0/0 • Entering ADSL board configuration mode MA5300(config)#board-adsl 11 MA5300(config-board-adsl11)# • Setting Port Priority Level MA5300(config-if-Adsl11/0/0)#priority 0 Security Level: Internal

  32. ADSL Port Configuration • Setting Maximum Multicast Group Counts of a Port MA5300(config-if-Adsl11/0/0)#multicast max-group-count 2 • Setting VPI and VCI MA5300(config-if-Adsl11/0/0)#adsl pvc vpi 0 vci 35 or MA5300(config)#adsl pvc vpi 0 vci 35 • Unblocking an ADSL Port MA5300(config-board-adsl11)#no block all Security Level: Internal

  33. ADSL Port Configuration • Adding an ADSL Line Alarm Profile MA5300(config)#adsl line-profile add 3 (Refer to operation manual to see more detail) • Deleting an ADSL Line Alarm Profile • MA5300(config)#adsl line-profile delete 3 • Modifying an ADSL Line Alarm Profile MA5300(config)#adsl line-profile modify 3 • Querying ADSL line alarm profile information MA5300(config)#show adsl line-profile 1 Security Level: Internal

  34. ADSL Port Configuration • Activating an ADSL Port MA5300(config-board-adsl11)#activate all 1 or MA5300(config)#adsl activate adsl11/0/0 to adsl11/0/23 1 • Resetting ADSL Chipset MA5300(config-board-adsl11)#chipset reset 1 Security Level: Internal

  35. ADSL Port Configuration • Querying ADSL Port Information MA5300(config-board-adsl11)#show port state 23 MA5300(config)#show interface adsl11/0/23 • Viewing line parameters of a port MA5300(config-board-adsl11)#show line config 23 MA5300(config-board-adsl11)#show line state 23 Security Level: Internal

  36. Contents 1 Introduction toCommand Line Operations 2 Basic System Configuration 3 Port Configuration  4 VLAN Service Configuration 5 Multicast Service Configuration Security Level: Internal

  37. General VLAN Service Configuration Networking requirements: • VLAN 2: useradsl 2/0/0, user adsl 2/0/1; • VLAN 3: user adsl 2/0/2 to user adsl 2/0/16 • Uplink port: Ethernet 7/1/0, • Upper layer network equipment requires VLAN ID of the users. Upper network 7/1/0 MA5300 2/0/0 2/0/1 2/0/2 2/0/16 User User User…………………User vlan 2 vlan 3 Security Level: Internal

  38. General VLAN Service Configuration Configuration steps: • ADSL link configuration • Create a vlan domain according to the requirement, which should include the corresponding client port (ADSL port) • Add an upstream trunk port, and set vlans that are permitted to pass Security Level: Internal

  39. General VLAN Service Configuration Create a new vlan 2 • MA5300(config)#vlan 2 vlan2 contains adsl ports 2/0/0 and 2/0/1 • MA5300(config-vlan2)#switchport adsl 2/0/0 to adsl 2/0/1 • MA5300(config)#vlan 3 • MA5300(config-vlan3)#switchport adsl 2/0/2 to adsl 2/0/16 • MA5300(config-vlan3)# exit Security Level: Internal

  40. General VLAN Service Configuration • MA5300(config)#interface Ethernet 7/1/0 Configure the upstream Ethernet port as a TRUNK port • MA5300(config-if-Ethernet7/1/0)#switchport mode trunk Configure the port that it allows transparent transmission of frames with VLAN ID 2 or 3 • MA5300(config-if-Ethernet7/1/0)#switchport trunk allowed vlan 2 3 Security Level: Internal

  41. SmartVLAN Service Configuration Networking requirements: • All of users isolated with each other, • Uplink port: Ethernet 7/1/0, • Upper layer network equipment requires no VLAN ID of the users. Upper network 7/1/0 MA5300 User User User…………………...User vlan 2 Security Level: Internal

  42. SmartVLAN Service Configuration Configuration steps: • ADSL link configuration • Create a VLAN, and define it as SmartVLAN • Set upstream Ethernet interfaces and downstream VDSL ports that SmartVLAN includes. Security Level: Internal

  43. SmartVLAN Service Configuration Create VLAN 2 • MA5300(config)#vlan 2 Define the VLAN as SmartVLAN • MA5300(config-vlan2)#svlan-type smart smartvlan includes upstream port ethernet 7/1/0，and adsl 2/0/0 and 2/0/23 • MA5300(config-vlan2)#svlan-upport Ethernet 7/1/0 • MA5300(config-vlan2)#switchport adsl 2/0/0 to adsl 2/0/23 • MA5300(config)#exit Security Level: Internal

  44. Networking requirements: The range of VLAN assigned to MA5300A is from 128 to 1023 The range of VLAN assigned to MA5300Bis from 1024 to 1919 Each adsl port is assigned a VLAN automatically Upper network MA5300A MA5300B User User………Use User ……..User MUX VLAN Configuration VLAN:128~1023 VLAN:1024~1919 Security Level: Internal

  45. MUX VLAN Configuration Enabling MUX VLAN • MA5300(config)# mux-vlan MUX VLAN cannot coexist with a general VLAN or a Smart VLAN. Security Level: Internal

  46. MUX VLAN Configuration Specifying upstream port of MA5300 A and range of local MUX VLAN • MA5300(config)#mux-vlan uplink-port interface 7/1/0 local-vlan 128 14 • The upstream port must be a port on the ESM board, namely, an FE port or a GE port. • The start VLAN ID is a multiple of 128 ranging 128~3072.The number of VLAN groups ranges 0~60. • One board indicates a VLAN group • Usually one MA5300 can have up to 14 interface boards. Security Level: Internal

  47. MUX VLAN Configuration Specifying cascading port of MA5300 A and range of cascading MUX VLANs • MA5300(config)# mux-vlan cascading-port interface 7/1/1 cascading-vlan 1024 14 Specifying upstream port of MA5300 B and range of cascading MUX VLANs • MA5300(config)#mux-vlan uplink-port interface 7/2/1 local-vlan 1024 14 Security Level: Internal

  48. MUX VLAN Configuration Setting the MUX VLAN for a specified interface board • MA5300(config)#mux-vlan slot 1 start-vlanid 128 Cancel the MUX VLAN setting of a specified interface board • MA5300(config)#mux-vlan slot 6 idle Setting the MUX VLAN for a specified port • MA5300(config)#mux-vlan interface vdsl 5/0/0 vlan-id 129 Deleting the MUX VLAN of a specified port • MA5300(config)#mux-vlan interface vdsl 5/0/0 idle Security Level: Internal

  49. Contents 1 Introduction toCommand Line Operations 2 Basic System Configuration 3 Port Configuration 4 VLAN Service Configuration  5 Multicast Service Configuration Security Level: Internal

  50. Multicast Service Configuration Security Level: Internal

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