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EG860
V200R003C00
User Guide
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02
Date
2015-04-10
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About This Document

Introduction
This document describes hardware, functions, networking, installation, configurations, and
operation and maintenance (O&M) information of an EG860.
Product Version
This document (guide) is intended for EG860 in the following models:
Product Name
Product Version
EG860-C71
V200R003C00
EG860-D61
Intended Audience
This document is intended for:
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System engineers
Product engineers
Organization
1 Change History
Updates between document issues are cumulative. Therefore, the latest document issue contains
all updates made in previous issues.
2 Introduction
This section describes functions, networking, and technical specifications of an EG860.
3 Hardware
This section describes hardware components and cables of an EG860.
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4 Installation
This chapter describes how to install an EG860.
5 Configuration
Data configuration for EG860 can be performed by using WebUI or by auto-configuration.
6 Maintenance
This chapter describes how to maintain an EG860.
7 Reference
This chapter describes how to use the Web network management system (NMS).
8 Alarm Reference
This chapter describes possible alarms related to EG860, and how to handle them.
9 Glossary
This table provides the related glossary for reference.
Conventions
Symbol Conventions
The symbols that may be found in this document are defined as follows.
Symbol
Description
Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury.
avoided, could result in equipment damage, data loss,
performance deterioration, or unanticipated results.
NOTICE is used to address practices not related to personal
injury.
Calls attention to important information, best practices and
tips.
NOTE is used to address information not related to personal
injury, equipment damage, and environment deterioration.
General Conventions
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The general conventions that may be found in this document are defined as follows.
Convention
Description
Times New Roman
Normal paragraphs are in Times New Roman.
Boldface
Names of files, directories, folders, and users are in

boldface. For example, log in as user root.
Italic
Book titles are in italics.
Courier New
Examples of information displayed on the screen are in

Courier New.
Command Conventions
The command conventions that may be found in this document are defined as follows.
Convention
Description
Boldface
The keywords of a command line are in boldface.
Italic
Command arguments are in italics.
[]
Items (keywords or arguments) in brackets [ ] are optional.
{ x | y | ... }
Optional items are grouped in braces and separated by

vertical bars. One item is selected.
[ x | y | ... ]
Optional items are grouped in brackets and separated by

vertical bars. One item is selected or no item is selected.
{ x | y | ... }*
Optional items are grouped in braces and separated by

vertical bars. A minimum of one item or a maximum of all
items can be selected.
[ x | y | ... ]*
Optional items are grouped in brackets and separated by

vertical bars. Several items or no item can be selected.
GUI Conventions
The GUI conventions that may be found in this document are defined as follows.
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Convention
Description
Boldface
Buttons, menus, parameters, tabs, window, and dialog titles

are in boldface. For example, click OK.
>
Multi-level menus are in boldface and separated by the ">"

signs. For example, choose File > Create > Folder.

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Keyboard Operations
The keyboard operations that may be found in this document are defined as follows.
Format
Description
Key
Press the key. For example, press Enter and press Tab.
Key 1+Key 2
Press the keys concurrently. For example, pressing Ctrl+Alt

+A means the three keys should be pressed concurrently.
Key 1, Key 2
Press the keys in turn. For example, pressing Alt, A means

the two keys should be pressed in turn.
Mouse Operations
The mouse operations that may be found in this document are defined as follows.
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Action
Description
Click
Select and release the primary mouse button without moving

the pointer.
Double-click
Press the primary mouse button twice continuously and

quickly without moving the pointer.
Drag
Press and hold the primary mouse button and move the
pointer to a certain position.

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Contents
About This Document.....................................................................................................................ii
1 Change History..............................................................................................................................1
2 Introduction....................................................................................................................................5
2.1 Product Functions...........................................................................................................................................................6
2.2 Network Networking......................................................................................................................................................6
2.3 Technical Specifications.................................................................................................................................................8
2.4 Product Security...........................................................................................................................................................14
2.4.1 Network Security.......................................................................................................................................................14
2.4.2 Application Security..................................................................................................................................................15
2.4.2.1 Wireless Security....................................................................................................................................................15
2.4.2.2 OM Security...........................................................................................................................................................15
2.4.2.2.1 User Authentication and Access Control.............................................................................................................15
2.4.2.2.2 OM System Security............................................................................................................................................16
2.4.2.2.3 Digital Signature of Software..............................................................................................................................17
2.5 Certification Information..............................................................................................................................................18
3 Hardware.......................................................................................................................................19
3.1 EG860 Hardware..........................................................................................................................................................20
3.1.1 Appearance................................................................................................................................................................20
3.1.2 Front Panel.................................................................................................................................................................20
3.1.3 Indicators...................................................................................................................................................................22
3.1.4 Ports...........................................................................................................................................................................23
3.2 EG860 Cables...............................................................................................................................................................23
3.2.1 PoE Cable..................................................................................................................................................................23
3.2.2 Power Cable...............................................................................................................................................................25
3.2.3 PGND Cable..............................................................................................................................................................26
4 Installation....................................................................................................................................28
4.1 Site Preparations...........................................................................................................................................................29
4.2 Installation Preparations...............................................................................................................................................30
4.3 Installation Procedure...................................................................................................................................................32
4.3.1 Mounting an EG860 on a Pole..................................................................................................................................32
4.3.1.1 Mounting EG860 Equipment on a Pole..................................................................................................................34
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4.3.1.2 Connecting Cables to an EG860 Mounted on a Pole.............................................................................................39

4.3.2 Mounting an EG860 on a Wall..................................................................................................................................47
4.3.2.1 Mounting EG860 Equipment on a Wall.................................................................................................................48
4.3.2.2 Connecting Cables to an EG860 Mounted on a Wall.............................................................................................52
4.4 Checking Installation....................................................................................................................................................61
5 Configuration...............................................................................................................................64
5.1 Onsite Configuration (WebUI).....................................................................................................................................65
5.1.1 Log in to the WebUI..................................................................................................................................................65
5.1.2 Configuring Basic Data.............................................................................................................................................65
5.1.3 Configuring Transmission Data.................................................................................................................................66
5.1.4 Configuring Dedicates Bearers..................................................................................................................................73
5.2 Remote Configuration (Auto-configuration) ...............................................................................................................73
6 Maintenance.................................................................................................................................76
6.1 Preparations for Site Maintenance................................................................................................................................77
6.2 Powering on/off an EG860...........................................................................................................................................77
7 Reference.......................................................................................................................................79
7.1 Status............................................................................................................................................................................80
7.1.1 Internet.......................................................................................................................................................................80
7.1.2 LAN...........................................................................................................................................................................80
7.1.3 WLAN.......................................................................................................................................................................81
7.2 General Settings............................................................................................................................................................82
7.2.1 SIM Card Settings.....................................................................................................................................................82
7.2.2 Internet Settings.........................................................................................................................................................82
7.2.3 DHCP Settings...........................................................................................................................................................84
7.2.4 WLAN Settings.........................................................................................................................................................85
7.2.5 WLAN Multi-SSID...................................................................................................................................................85
7.2.6 WLAN Access Restrictions.......................................................................................................................................86
7.2.7 Internet MTU.............................................................................................................................................................87
7.2.8 Routing......................................................................................................................................................................87
7.2.9 Dedicated Context.....................................................................................................................................................88
7.2.10 IGMP Management.................................................................................................................................................89
7.2.11 L2TP Settings..........................................................................................................................................................90
7.2.12 FTP Settings............................................................................................................................................................90
7.2.13 Security access Settings...........................................................................................................................................91
7.3 Security Settings...........................................................................................................................................................91
7.3.1 Firewall General........................................................................................................................................................91
7.3.2 MAC Filtering...........................................................................................................................................................92
7.3.3 IP Filtering.................................................................................................................................................................93
7.4 NAT Settings................................................................................................................................................................94
7.5 QoS Management.........................................................................................................................................................95
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7.6 VPN..............................................................................................................................................................................96
7.7 System..........................................................................................................................................................................98
7.7.1 Device Information....................................................................................................................................................98
7.7.2 Reset..........................................................................................................................................................................98
7.7.3 Backup & Recovery...................................................................................................................................................98
7.7.4 Upgrade.....................................................................................................................................................................99
7.7.5 Password Change.......................................................................................................................................................99
7.7.6 Password Complexity..............................................................................................................................................100
7.7.7 Password security Settings......................................................................................................................................101
7.7.8 Date & Time............................................................................................................................................................101
7.7.9 Diagnosis.................................................................................................................................................................101
7.7.10 Log.........................................................................................................................................................................103
7.7.11 Device Switch........................................................................................................................................................103
7.7.12 Bandinfo Number Configuration...........................................................................................................................104
7.7.13 Work Frequency....................................................................................................................................................104
7.7.14 SIM Configuration.................................................................................................................................................105
7.7.15 Alarm Configuration..............................................................................................................................................105
7.8 Logout.........................................................................................................................................................................107
8 Alarm Reference........................................................................................................................108
8.1 ALM-50001 Lan state................................................................................................................................................109
8.2 ALM-50002 High Temperature..................................................................................................................................110
8.3 ALM 50003-RadioSignal Weak.................................................................................................................................111
9 Glossary.......................................................................................................................................113
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1 Change History
Change History
Updates between document issues are cumulative. Therefore, the latest document issue contains
all updates made in previous issues.
02 (2015-04-10)
This is the second release of the V200R003C00 version.
Compared with issue V200R003C00 01, the documentation does not contain any new
information.
Compared with issue V200R003C00 01, the documentation includes the following changes:
Topic
Change Description
l 5.1.3 Configuring Transmission Data
Modified the displayed information for

enabling Routing Behind MS.
l 7.2.2 Internet Settings
Compared with issue V200R003C00 01, the documentation does not delete any information.
01 (2015-03-24)
This is the first release of the V200R003C00 version.
Compared with issue V200R003C00 Draft C, the documentation does not contain any new
information.
Compared with issue V200R003C00 Draft C, the documentation includes the following changes:
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Topic
Change Description
l 2.3 Technical Specifications
Optimized the content.
l 3.1.3 Indicators
l 4.3.1 Mounting an EG860 on a Pole
l 5.2 Remote Configuration (Autoconfiguration)
l 7.2.3 DHCP Settings
l 7.2.10 IGMP Management
l 7.7.10 Log
l 7.7.15 Alarm Configuration
Compared with issue V200R003C00 Draft C, the documentation deletes the following
information.
Reference > General Settings > WLAN WPS
Draft C (2014-12-01)
This is the Draft C release of the V200R003C00 version.
Compared with issue V200R003C00 Draft B, the documentation does not contain any new
information.
Compared with issue V200R003C00 Draft B, the documentation includes the following changes:
Topic
Change Description
l 4.2 Installation Preparations
l 4.3.1 Mounting an EG860 on a Pole

l 5.1.1 Log in to the WebUI
l 7.2.4 WLAN Settings
l 7.7.9 Diagnosis
l 7.7.11 Device Switch
Compared with issue V200R003C00 Draft B, the documentation does not delete any
information.
Draft B (2014-11-11)
This is the Draft B release of the V200R003C00 version.
Compared with issue V200R003C00 Draft A, the documentation does not contain any new
information.
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Compared with issue V200R003C00 Draft A, the documentation includes the following
changes:
Topic
Change Description
l 3.2.1 PoE Cable
l 5.1.1 Log in to the WebUI

l 7.2.12 FTP Settings
l 7.2.13 Security access Settings
Compared with issue V200R003C00 Draft A, the documentation does not delete any
information.
Draft A (2014-10-30)
This is the Draft A release of the V200R003C00 version.
Compared with issue V200R002C00 05, the documentation includes the following new
information:
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2.4 Product Security
7.2.12 FTP Settings
7.2.13 Security access Settings
7.2.11 L2TP Settings
7.5 QoS Management
7.6 VPN
7.7.6 Password Complexity
7.7.7 Password security Settings
7.7.13 Work Frequency
Compared with issue V200R002C00 05, the documentation includes the following changes:
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Topic
Change Description
2.1 Product Functions
Modified the main function of EG860.
2.3 Technical Specifications
Modified the technical specifications of

EG860.
5.1.1 Log in to the WebUI
Modified the default password of WebUI.
5.1.3 Configuring Transmission Data
Added the configuration steps for L2TP.
7.2.1 SIM Card Settings
Modified the steps for setting SIM card.

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Topic
Change Description
7.7.9 Diagnosis
Deleted the Tmsi information query. Added

the configuration of WAN ICMP function.
7.7.11 Device Switch
Added the configuration of Antenna status

parameter.
7.7.14 SIM Configuration
Deleted the default value of PLMN.
l 7.1.1 Internet
l 7.1.2 LAN
l 7.1.3 WLAN
l 7.2.2 Internet Settings
l 7.2.3 DHCP Settings
l 7.2.4 WLAN Settings
l 7.2.5 WLAN Multi-SSID
l 7.2.7 Internet MTU
l 7.7.5 Password Change
Compared with issue V200R002C00 05, the documentation deletes the following information.
Reference>FTP Management
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Introduction
About This Chapter

This section describes functions, networking, and technical specifications of an EG860.
An EG860, as a data service device on the Internet of Things (IoT), is used in a long term
evolution (LTE) network to upload or download user data. It provides data service (in route
mode), security service (firewall/NAT), and equipment maintenance and management. NAT is
short for Network Address Translation.
2.2 Network Networking
An EG860 is a wireless broadband access terminal that serves as a major device in a wireless
Internet of Things (IoT) data private network. It can be installed indoors or outdoors.
The technical specifications of an EG860 cover mechanical, power, surge protection,
performance, antenna, and environment specifications.
EG860 security includes network security and application security. Application security includes
wireless security and OM security.
2.5 Certification Information
This section describes the certification that EG860 has passed.
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An EG860, as a data service device on the Internet of Things (IoT), is used in a long term
evolution (LTE) network to upload or download user data. It provides data service (in route
mode), security service (firewall/NAT), and equipment maintenance and management. NAT is
short for Network Address Translation.
Background Information
A wireless data private network is an important part of IoT infrastructures. The wireless data
private network is based on the wired government private network and requires base stations
and access fibers as supplements. It provides secure and reliable channels for transmitting,
converging, processing, and distributing sensor messages of various IoT applications. The
wireless data private network uses unified standards for receiving sensor messages and is capable
of identity authentication and secure transmission to meet the requirements for operating security
and emergency management of a metro IoT.
Functions
IoT is about to introduce a new wave in the information industry following computers, Internet,
and mobile communications.
A wireless data private network has the following attractions:
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Provides a unified, secure, omnipresent, and standard channel for transmitting sensor
messages applicable to service and emergency management of a city.
Avoids repeated construction of sensor networks.
Reduces the cost of constructing IoT applications, fully utilizes limited frequency
resources, and ensures information security.
An EG860 provides the following functions:

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Software management: bandwidth, software upgrading, wireless backhaul, dual tunnels,

virtual SIM card, physical SIM card, multicast, static routing, routing behind MS, L2TP
tunnel, QoS, data service encryption, and status management.
Configuration management: auto-configurable commissioning and configuration

management. The NMS manages an EG860 using the TR069 protocol, including
configuration delivery from the NMS to an EG860, software upgrade, status and
performance monitoring, log collection, alarm management, and health check.
O&M: web-based local maintenance and performance statistics.
Fault management: alarm, connectivity diagnosis, and log management.
2.2 Network Networking

An EG860 is a wireless broadband access terminal that serves as a major device in a wireless
Internet of Things (IoT) data private network. It can be installed indoors or outdoors.
A government private network is a wired MAN that runs over existing optical cables and
SDH or MSTP networks at the physical layer and adopts MPLS VPN architecture at the IP
layer, to isolate different types of services that coexist over the same network.
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A government private network covers agencies, offices, and business units regardless of size
within a municipality. The integrated network is shown as Figure 2-1.
Figure 2-1 A government integrated network
The networking of wireless networks is shown as Figure 2-2.
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Figure 2-2 The networking of wireless networks
An EG860 operates on an LTE network. Data from a sensor travels through a FE port of the
EG860 and, after being encapsulated to IPv4 packets by the EG860, is transferred to backend
servers.
NOTE
Personal information will be anonymized to protect user privacy.

The technical specifications of an EG860 cover mechanical, power, surge protection,
performance, antenna, and environment specifications.
Mechanical specifications
Table 2-1 lists the mechanical specifications of an EG860.
Table 2-1 Mechanical specifications
Dimension
Weight
240 mm (H) x 200 mm (W) x 61 mm (D)
2 kg
Electrical specifications
Table 2-2 lists the electrical specifications of an EG860.
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Table 2-2 Electrical specifications of an EG860

Equipment
Rated voltage
Power
EG860
24 V DC (PWR)
Maximum power
consumption: 30 W
-48 V DC (POE)
Surge Protection Specifications

Table 2-3 lists the surge protection specifications of the EG860.
Table 2-3 Surge protection specifications
Port
Surge Protection Specifications
Power and signal ports
1,000 V
Specifications
Table 2-4 and Table 2-5 list the radio frequency (RF) specifications of an EG860-C71 and
EG860-D61 respectively.
Table 2-4 RF specifications of EG860-C71
Mode
Item
Description
LTE
Frequency
1447 MHz-1467 MHz

1785 MHz-1805 MHz
832 MHz-862 MHz (uplink)/
791 MHz-821 MHz
(downlink)
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5 MHz/10 MHz/20 MHz
Maximum transmit power
23 dBm2 dBm
Output frequency spectrum

template and stray
specifications
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Mode
Item
Description
Receiver sensitivity
l 1.8G and 1.4G

-92dBm/20MHz
-95dBm/10MHz
-98dBm/5MHz
l 800M
-88dBm/20MHz
-92dBm/10MHz
-95dBm/5MHz
Wi-Fi
Blocking
Working mode
IEEE 802.11b/g/n: 2.4 GHz
Output power
IEEE 802.11b: <16dBm

IEEE 802.11g: <15dBm
IEEE 802.11n: <13dBm
IEEE 802.11b: -76

dBm@11Mbps
IEEE 802.11g: -65
dBm@54Mbps
IEEE 802.11n: -75
dBm@54Mbps
Table 2-5 RF specifications of EG860-D61

Mode
Item
Description
TD-LTE
Frequency
380MHz~450MHz
Carrier configuration
In the fixed topology: 3MHz/

5MHz/10MHz/20MHz
In the vehicle-mounted
communications system:
5MHz/10MHz/20MHz
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25 dBm2 dBm
Output frequency spectrum

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Mode
Item
Description
-92dBm/20MHz
-95dBm/10MHz
-98dBm/5MHz
-100.2dBm/3MHz
Wi-Fi
Blocking
Working mode
IEEE 802.11b/g/n: 2.4 GHz
Output power
IEEE 802.11b: <16dBm

IEEE 802.11g: <15dBm
IEEE 802.11n: <13dBm
IEEE 802.11b: -76

dBm@11Mbps
IEEE 802.11g: -65
dBm@54Mbps
IEEE 802.11n: -75
dBm@54Mbps
Antenna Specifications
Table 2-6 and Table 2-7 list the antenna specifications of an EG860-C71 and EG860-D61
respectively.
Table 2-6 Antenna specifications of EG860-C71
LTE Antenna
(1.4G)
LTE Antenna
(1.8G)
LTE Antenna
(800M)
Wi-Fi
Antenna
Mode
Built-in
directional
antenna or
external antenna
Built-in
directional
antenna or
external antenna
External
antenna
Built-in
omnidirectional
antenna
Frequency
Built-in
directional
antenna:
1447MHz~146
7MHz
Built-in
directional
antenna:
17857MHz~18
05MHz
760MHz~870M
Hz
2400MHz~250
0MHz
External
antenna:
1350MHz~150
0MHz
External
antenna:
1710MHz~188
0MHz
Item
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LTE Antenna
(1.4G)
LTE Antenna
(1.8G)
LTE Antenna
(800M)
Wi-Fi
Antenna
Built-in
directional
antenna:
7.5dBi
Built-in
directional
antenna:
7.5dBi
5dBi
2dBi
External
antenna: 5dBi
External
antenna:
10dBi
Horizontal
plane: > 75
Horizontal
plane: > 75
Omnidirectiona
l
Omnidirectiona
l
vertical plane: >

60
vertical plane: >

60
Isolation
between built-in
LTE directional
antennas
20dB
20dB
None
None
Isolation
between built-in
Wi-Fi
omnidirectional
antennas
None
None
None
20dB
Isolation
between built-in
LTE directional
antennas and
built-in Wi-Fi
omnidirectional
antennas
>35dB
>35dB
None
>35dB
Item
Gain
Directivity
diagram
Table 2-7 Antenna specifications of EG860-D61
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LTE Antenna (400M)
Wi-Fi Antenna
Mode
External antenna
Built-in omnidirectional
antenna
Frequency
380MHz~410MHz/
410MHz~440MHz/
440MHz~450MHz/
380MHz~450MHz
2400MHz~2500MHz

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Item
LTE Antenna (400M)
Wi-Fi Antenna
Gain
l 380MHz~410MHz/
410MHz~440MHz/
440MHz~450MHz:3.5
dBi
2 dBi
l 380MHz~450MHz:1.5
dBi
Directivity diagram
Omnidirectional
Omnidirectional
Isolation between built-in

LTE directional antennas
None
None

Wi-Fi omnidirectional
antennas
None
20dB

LTE directional antennas
and built-in Wi-Fi
omnidirectional antennas
None
Environment Specifications
Table 2-8 lists the operating environment specifications of an EG860.
Table 2-8 Operating environment specifications
Item
Description
Temperature
-40~+50
Relative humidity
5%~95%
Temperature change rate
0.5/min
Atmospheric pressure
62 kPa~106 kPa
Altitude
3,000 m
Air flow rate
50 m/s
Rainfall intensity
6 mm/min
Rainwater temperature
+5
Sand
1000 mg/m
Earthquake intensity
VIII or higher
Table 2-9 lists the storage environment specifications of an EG860.

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Table 2-9 Storage environment specifications

Item
Description
Temperature
-40~+70
Relative humidity
10%~100%
Temperature change rate
1 /min
Atmospheric pressure
62 Kpa~106 Kpa
Air flow rate
55 m/s

EG860 security includes network security and application security. Application security includes
wireless security and OM security.
2.4.1 Network Security

EG860 network security uses Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) and Hypertext Transfer Protocol
Secure (HTTPS).
SSL
The SSL protocol is a security connection technology for the server and client. It provides a
confidential, trusted, and identity-authenticating connection to two application layers. SSL is
regarded as a standard security measure and has been widely applied to web services.
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Identity authentication
Identity authentication checks whether a communication individual is the expected object.
SSL authenticates servers and clients based on digital certificates and user/password.
Clients and servers have their own identifiers. The identifiers are numbered by the public
key. To verify that a user is legitimate, SSL requires digital authentication during data
exchange in the SSL handshake procedure.
Connection confidentiality
Data is encrypted before transmission to prevent data from being hacked by malicious users.
SSL uses encryption algorithms to ensure the connection confidentiality.
Data integrity
Any tampering on data during transmission can be detected. SSL establishes a secure
channel between the client and the server so that all the SSL data can reach the destination
intact.
HTTPS
For the EG860, the OM TCP applications can use SSL. HTTP over SSL is generally called
HTTPS. HTTPS is used for connections between the NMS/WebUI and EG860. SSL also uses
the digital certificate mechanism.
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HTTPS provides secure HTTP channels. HTTPS is HTTP to which SSL is added, and SSL
ensures the security of HTTPS.
2.4.2 Application Security

EG860 application security includes wireless security and OM security.
2.4.2.1 Wireless Security

EG860 wireless security includes authentication, air-interface data encryption, and integrity
protection.
For details, see Security Feature Manual.
2.4.2.2 OM Security
OM security includes user authentication, access control, OM system security, and software
digital signature.
2.4.2.2.1 User Authentication and Access Control

User authentication and access control are implemented for users to be served by the EG860.
The objective of authentication is to identify users and grant the users with proper permission.
The objective of access control is to specify and restrict the operations to be performed and the
resources to be accessed by the users.
User Account Management

Local user account management involves modification and query of local user accounts.
Information about a local user account includes user name and user description. To improve
system security, the following security requirements must be satisfied:
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Password security policies

The password must contain 8 to 32 characters
The password must contain at least two character types and must not contain three or
more than three consecutively same characters
The password must not contain the account name or its reversion
Maximum number of failed password attempts
Threshold of consecutive password modification failures
Duration after which a locked password can be automatically unlocked
Password usage rules

Users must enter passwords twice when changing passwords, and the passwords entered
cannot be copied.
Users can change their own passwords. The old password must be verified when it is
changed.
User accounts are locked when the number of consecutive password failures reaches a
specified threshold.
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Passwords are encrypted and are stored locally.

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Default account management

By default, the admin user is able to perform all operations except for the functions
related to the TR069 protocol on the system. The acs user only can control the
authentication between eOMC910 and EG860.
User names and passwords

Table 2-10 describes the user names and default passwords for an EG860.
Table 2-10 User names and passwords
User Name
Default Password
Description
admin
4GCPE@TD
A user that accesses the

EG860 by using the Web
management interface.
acs
4GCPE@TD
An eOMC910 user that

performs operations on the
EG860.
NOTICE
l To enhance system security, users need to change the passwords periodically,
preventing brute-force cracking.
l The password of the acs user must be changed on both the eOMC910 and the EG860.
User Login Management

The login types supported by NEs include local user login, and machine-machine authentication
and certificate authentication for NMS access. All login types must be authenticated before
communications. In addition, the following security requirements must be satisfied:
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Identity check mechanism

Identity check based on accounts and passwords
Automatic logins by programs for machine-machine accounts
2.4.2.2.2 OM System Security

OM system security includes software integrity check.
In the original procedure for releasing and using the software, the software integrity is ensured
by using cyclic redundancy check (CRC). CRC can only prevent data loss during transmissions.
If data is tampered with during transmissions, a forged CRC value will be regarded as valid by
the CRC. Therefore, the receive end cannot rely on the CRC to ensure the consistency between
the received data and the original data, adversely affecting the reliability and security for the
software.
Software integrity protection implements the Hash algorithm or adds a digital signature to
software (including mediation layers and configuration files) when releasing software, and then
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uploads software to the target server or device. When a target device downloads, loads, or runs
software, the target device performs the Hash check or authenticates the digital signature. By
doing so, software integrity protection ensures end-to-end software reliability and integrity.
Software integrity protection helps detect viruses or malicious tampering in a timely manner,
preventing insecure or virus-infected software from running on the device.
2.4.2.2.3 Digital Signature of Software

A digital signature of software is used to identify the software source. It ensures the integrity
and reliability of software.
When software is released, its digital signature is delivered with the software package. After the
software package is downloaded to an NE, the NE verifies the digital signature of the software
package before using it. If the digital signature passes the verification, the software is intact and
reliable. If the verification fails, the software package is invalid and cannot be used. Figure
2-3 illustrates the principles of a software digital signature.
Figure 2-3 Digital signature of software
Before a software package is released, all files in the software package are signed with
digital signatures. That is, after a message digest is calculated for all files in the software
package, the message digest is digitally signed using a private key.
After a software package with a digital signature is loaded to an NE through a media such
as the software release platform, the NE first verifies the digital signature of the software
package. That is, the NE uses a public key to decrypt the digital signature and obtain the
original message digest. Then, the NE recalculates the message digest and compares the
new message digest with the original one.
If the two message digests are the same, the software package passes the verification
and can be used.
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If the two message digests are different, the software package fails the verification and
cannot be used.
The public key used to decrypt digital signatures is stored in the secure storage area of an NE
and cannot be queried or exported.
2.5 Certification Information

This section describes the certification that EG860 has passed.
Table 2-11 describes the certification that EG860 has passed.
Table 2-11 Certification that EG860 has passed
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Certification Name
Description
Conformite Europende (CE)
Products with the CE marking comply with

the electromagnetic compatibility directive
(89/336/EEC) and low voltage directive
(73/23/EEC) issued by European
Commission. The CE marking is a mandatory
conformity mark for products placed on the
European market.
Restriction of the use of certain hazardous

substances (RoHS)
RoHS restricts the use of certain hazardous

materials in the manufacturing of electronic
and electrical equipment, in consideration of
human health and environmental protection.
RoHS is enforced in each member state of the
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About This Chapter

This section describes hardware components and cables of an EG860.
3.1 EG860 Hardware
This section describes the exterior, front panel, indicators, and ports of an EG860.
3.2 EG860 Cables
This section describes the cables of an EG860, including power over Ethernet (PoE) cables,
power cables and protection ground (PGND) cables.
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3.1 EG860 Hardware

This section describes the exterior, front panel, indicators, and ports of an EG860.
3.1.1 Appearance
The exterior of an EG860 provides you a fair idea of major components.
Figure 3-1 shows the exterior of an EG860.
Figure 3-1 EG860 exterior (unit: mm)
3.1.2 Front Panel

An EG860 has an FE port, a power port, external antenna ports, subscriber identity module (SIM)
card window, indicators, a nameplate, and a ground screw on its front panel.
Figure 3-2 shows the front panel of an EG860.
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Figure 3-2 EG860 front panel
Table 3-1 provides port description for the front panel.

Table 3-1 Ports of the EG860 front panel
Item
Port
Description
FE
Data service port
Receives/Transmits data
services and supplies power
to an EG860.
PWR
Power port
Connects to a power supply.
RF1
External antenna port
Connects to an external
antenna.
RF2
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Item
Port
Description
LED
None
Indicates the operating status

of an EG860. For details, see
3.1.3 Indicators.
SIM card window
None
Houses SIM cards.
Nameplate
None
Displays manufacturer
information.
Ground screw
None
Connects ground cables.
3.1.3 Indicators
All the indicators are on the front panel to show the operating status of an EG860.
Table 3-2 provides status explanation of the indicators.
Table 3-2 EG860 indicators
Indicator
Color
Status
Description
PWR
Red
On
Power supply is
functional.
Off
Power supply is
absent.
Steady on
Air interface signals

are strong, with the
real RSRP ranging
between 95 dBm
and 44 dBm.
Blinks on (green) and

off at 3 Hz
Air interface signals

are weak, with the
real RSRP ranging
between 105 dBm
and 95 dBm.
Steady off
No air interface
signal is available, or
air interface signals
are very weak, with
the real RSRP
ranging between
141 dBm and 105
dBm.
Steady on
An FE port is
working properly.
RF1/RF2
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Color
Status
Description

off at 3 Hz
An FE port transmits/
receives data at the
speed of 10 Mbit/s.

off at 12 Hz
An FE port transmits/
receives data at the
speed of 100 Mbit/s.
Steady off
No connection exists
at an FE port.
3.1.4 Ports
An EG860 has an FE port, a power port, and external antenna ports.
The following provides functions of these ports:
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An FE port receives/transmits data services and supplies power to an EG860 by connecting

to a POE injector.
A power port supplies DC power to an EG860.
Two external antenna ports are used for connecting external antennas.
3.2 EG860 Cables

This section describes the cables of an EG860, including power over Ethernet (PoE) cables,
power cables and protection ground (PGND) cables.
3.2.1 PoE Cable

A PoE cable is a shielded network cable that connects EG860's FE port and the POE adaptor's
PoE port.
POE technology enables DC power supply and data transmission to an EG860 through an
Ethernet cable.
Configuration Rules
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Both ends of an POE cable that is used to connect the EG860 and POE adaptor are shielded
RJ45 connectors and configured in compliance with the following requirements:
Configure an EG860 with one PoE cable.
Use a POE cable with the length of 5 m or 20 m.
Both ends of the cable that is used to connect the camera and POE adaptor are shielded
RJ45 connectors and configured in compliance with the following requirements
Only one cable of this kind is used for each camera.
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Use a POE cable with the maximum length of 60 m.

Standard Cat 5e outdoor network cables are used.
Technical Specifications
Table 3-3 lists the specifications of a POE cable.
Table 3-3 Technical specifications of a PoE cable
Item
Specifications
Color
Black
Number of wires
Four twisted pairs (eight signal cables)
Cross-sectional area
0.2 mm (24 AWG)
External diameter
6.8 mm 0.3 mm
Operating temperature
-40~75
Minimum installation temperature
-20
Actual highest operating voltage
100 V
Actual highest operating voltage
2A
Power Adapter
Figure 3-3 shows the appearance of a power adapter.
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Figure 3-3 Connecting a PoE adapter
DATA: connects to the network cable of a computer or a camera.
PoE: connects to a POE cable.
Table 3-4 lists the specifications of a power adapter.

Table 3-4 Specifications of a power adapter
Item
Specifications
Application
Scenario
Temperature
Range
35 W POE power
adapter
-40degC-50degC-90
V-264V-54V/0.65AC8/RJ45-GE
When power is
supplied through the
POE port.
-40~50
3.2.2 Power Cable

The power cable transmits 24V DC power. It applies only to the solar scenario.
Appearance
Figure 3-4 shows the appearance of a power cable.
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Figure 3-4 Power cable appearance
Pin Assignment
A power cable (24V) is a two-core cable. Table 3-5 describes the pin assignment for the wires
of a power cable (24V).
Table 3-5 Pin assignment for the wires of a power cable
Wire
Color
NEG(-)
Blue
RTN(+)
Black
Table 3-6 lists the specifications of a power cable.
Table 3-6 Technical specifications of a power cable
Item
Specifications
Color
Black
Cross-sectional area of conductor
0.52mm
External diameter
6.85mm0.2mm
-40 to 80
Storage temperature
-40 to 80
-40
Rated voltage
300V
3.2.3 PGND Cable

A protection ground (PGND) cable ensures the grounding of an EG860.
Appearance
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sectional area equal to or more than 6 mm2 is recommended. Figure 3-5 shows the exterior of
a PGND cable.
Figure 3-5 PGND cable exterior
Table 3-7 lists the specifications of a PGND cable.
Table 3-7 Technical specifications of a PGND cable
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Specifications
Color
Yellow and green
Cross-sectional area
6 mm (9 AWG)
External diameter
5.1 mm 0.3 mm
-2570
Storage temperature
-40-50
-10
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About This Chapter

This chapter describes how to install an EG860.
4.1 Site Preparations
This section describes how to prepare a site before EG860 installation.
4.2 Installation Preparations
This section describes how to unpack and check the goods onsite and prepare installation tools
before EG860 installation.
4.3 Installation Procedure
This section describes how to install an EG860 on a pole and wall.
4.4 Checking Installation
Check hardware and power-on status of an EG860 after installation.
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4.1 Site Preparations

This section describes how to prepare a site before EG860 installation.
Select a site and space for installing an EG860 that meets the following requirements to ensure
installation, commissioning, and operating of the equipment.
Requirements for Site Selection

To ensure long-term reliability of an EG860, select a site based on the network plan and technical
requirements of the equipment, as well as considerations such as hydrology, geology, and
transportation.
Site selection must meet the following requirements:
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Keep the site away from high temperature, dusty location, poisonous gases, explosive
objects, and unstable voltages.
Keep the site away from any electric substation, industrial boiler, and heating boiler.
Keep the site away from any radar station, large-power radio transmitting station, and other
interference sources. The field strength of interference sources cannot exceed that of
unwanted radiation that an EG860 can shield.
Keep an outdoor EG860 site 500 m away from the sea.
Keep the site away from pollution sources. If this is not possible, deploy the site in perennial
upwind direction of pollution sources.
Keep the site at least 5 km away from heavy pollution sources such as a refinery and coal
mine.
Keep the site at least 3.7 km away from moderate pollution sources such as a chemical
plant, a rubber plant, and an electroplating factory.
Keep the site at least 2 km away from light pollution sources such as a food factory and a
leather processing plant.
The air intake vents of the communication equipment must be far away from the sewer
pipe, septic tank, and sewage disposal pool. The atmospheric pressure inside the equipment
room must be higher than that outside the equipment room. Otherwise, corrosive gases may
enter the equipment room and corrode the components and circuit boards.
Keep an indoor EG860 site away from livestock rearing houses and fertilizer warehouses.
If this is not possible, the room must be located at a place that is in the upwind direction of
the livestock room or fertilizer warehouse.
Deploy an indoor EG860 site higher than the second floor in a building. Alternatively,
mount an EG860 at least 600 mm higher than the record flood stage.
Requirements for Installation Space

To facilitate O&M, adhere to the following space requirements as shown in Figure 4-1.
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Figure 4-1 Space requirements for installing an EG860 (unit: mm)
Requirements for Operating Environment

For details about operating environment requirements, see 2.3 Technical Specifications.
4.2 Installation Preparations

This section describes how to unpack and check the goods onsite and prepare installation tools
before EG860 installation.
Prerequisites
Upon the device arrival, inspect the device and ensure that the device is intact.
Verify that:
1.
The quantity of devices is consistent with the packing list.
2.
The shipping containers are intact.
3.
The types and number of devices in the shipping containers are consistent with the packing
list.
4.
The devices are intact.
If short, wrong, excessive or damaged goods are found, maintain the goods while contacting the
supplier as soon as possible.
Precautions
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If the temperature is -10 or below, it is recommended to heat EG860 by setting Heat

status to Enable in System > Hardware Settings in WebUI.
Installation Tools
Table 4-1 lists the tools used to install an EG860.
Table 4-1 Installation tools
ESD gloves
Vacuum cleaner
Heat gun
Hammer drill (with

14 and 12 drill
bits)
Flat-head
screwdriver (M2.5
M6)
Phillips screwdriver
(M2.5M6)
Rubber mallet
Utility knife
Crimping tool
Socket wrench
(M10)
Level
Torque wrench
(5 N m40 Nm)
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Wire clipper
Wire stripper
Adjustable wrench
(capacity 32 mm)
Multimeter
Hydraulic pliers
Marker (diameter
10 mm)
Combination wrench
(21 mm21 mm) for
installation on a pole
Torque screwdriver
1 N m5 N m
(17 mm17 mm) for

installation on a wall
Measuring tape
Diagonal pliers
Hex key (5 mm)
4.3 Installation Procedure

This section describes how to install an EG860 on a pole and wall.
4.3.1 Mounting an EG860 on a Pole

This section describes how to mounting an EG860 on a pole in outdoor scenarios.
Context
The following provides the requirements for installation space and components.
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Requirements for a mental pole of EG860

Figure 4-2 shows the requirements for a mental pole of EG860.
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Figure 4-2 Requirements for a mental pole of EG860 (unit: mm)
NOTE
l The product fitting bag contains 4 steel ties. Two of them are used for the mental pole whose diameter
is lager than 114 mm, and the other two are used for the mental pole whose diameter is equal to or
less than 114 mm.
l The steel tie for the mental pole whose diameter is lager than 114 mm is different from that for the
mental pole whose diameter is equal to or less than 114 mm. Select different steel ties based on
diameters of mental poles.
Requirements for a mental pole of an antenna.

Figure 4-3 shows the requirements for a mental pole of an antenna.
Figure 4-3 Requirements for a mental pole of an antenna (unit: mm)
The requirements for antenna installation are as follows:

The installation of lightning rod is required.
The antenna must be mounted vertically.
The antenna must be mounted on the top of metal pole. If the antenna is to be mounted
horizontally with the metal pole, the horizontal distance between the antenna and metal
pole should not be less than 2 (c=*f).
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Figure 4-4 EG860 and installation components
NOTICE
To avoid direct lightning, EG860 must be installed in the protection angle of 45 degrees
below a separate lightning rod, or protection angle of 45 degrees below a surrounding highrise building.
4.3.1.1 Mounting EG860 Equipment on a Pole

This section describes how to mount EG860 equipment on a pole.
Procedure
Step 1 Optional: Open the EG860 SIM card window and insert a SIM card, as shown in Figure 4-5.
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Figure 4-5 Inserting a SIM card
NOTE
Use a tweezer or a pair of needle-nose pliers to remove SIM cards.
Step 2 Assemble steel strapping tapes with the installation component, as shown in Figure 4-6.
Figure 4-6 Assembling steel strapping tapes with the installation component
Step 3 Install the assembled installation component on the EG860, with the torque being 48 kgf.cm, as
shown in Figure 4-7.
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Figure 4-7 Installing an EG860 installation component
Step 4 Mounting the EG860 with the assembled installation component on the pole.
1.
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Figure 4-8 Buckle up the bayonet
2.
Use the inner hexagon tool to tighten the steel strapping tapes, with the torque being 48
kgf.cm, as shown in Figure 4-9.
Figure 4-9 Tightening steel strapping tapes
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Step 5 Properly adjust horizontal and vertical angles and tighten the screws on the top and side of the
installation component.
l Properly adjust the horizontal angle and tighten the screws on the top of the installation
component, with the torque being 120 kgf.cm and a maximum of 45 degrees adjustment, as
Figure 4-10 Horizontal angle adjustment
l Properly adjust the vertical angle and tighten the screws on the side of the installation
component, with the torque being 120 kgf.cm and a maximum of 45 degrees adjustment, as
Figure 4-11 Vertical angle adjustment
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4.3.1.2 Connecting Cables to an EG860 Mounted on a Pole

This section describes how to connect cables to an EG860 mounted on a pole.
Procedure
Step 1 Connect the PGND cables, as shown in Figure 4-12.
Figure 4-12 Connecting the PGND cable to the EG860
Step 2 Install the POE cable.

1.
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Figure 4-13 PG connector
2.
Insert a POE cable into the PG connector and ensure that the lock nut, rubber seal, and
connector are compact, as shown in Figure 4-14.
Figure 4-14 Inserting a PoE cable into the PG connector
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3.
Inserting a POE cable into the FE port on the EG860, as shown in Figure 4-15.
Figure 4-15 Inserting a PoE cable into the FE port on the EG860
4.
Optional:
In outdoor scenarios, waterproof the connecting joints as shown in Figure 4-16.
Figure 4-16 Waterproof
NOTE
l Before wrapping waterproof tape, stretch the tape evenly until the width of the tape is half of its
original width.
l Wrap each layer of tape around the connector tightly and neatly, and ensure that each layer of
tape overlaps more than 50% of the preceding layer.
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Wrap each connector with one layer of insulation tape from bottom up.
b.
Wrap each connector with three layers of waterproof tape, from bottom up, then from
top down, and finally from bottom up. Do not cut the tape until all the three layers of
the tape are already wrapped. Wrap each layer of tape around the connector tightly.
c.
Wrap each connector with three layers of PVC insulation tape, from bottom up, then
from top down, and finally from bottom up. Do not cut the tape until all the three
layers of the tape are already wrapped. Wrap each layer of tape around the connector
tightly.
d.
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5.
Connect one end of the POE cable to the POE adapter as shown in Figure 4-17.
NOTE
In the outdoor, it is recommended to place the POE adapter in a surge protection box (provided by
customer).
Step 3 Optional: Connect the power cable.

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Figure 4-18 Screwing the waterproof cover off the PWR connector
2.
Pass the power cable through the PWR connector and tighten the waterproof cover, as
Figure 4-19 Passing the power cable through the PWR connector and tightening the
waterproof cover
3.
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Figure 4-20 Connecting the power cable to the EG860
4.
Optional: In outdoor scenarios, waterproof the connecting joints as shown in 2.4.
Step 4 (This step is for the installation of external antenna. Please skip this step if built-in antenna is
used.) Install an antenna. Connect the antenna to EG860 using a ground device (DC) for the
central conductor. Figure 4-21 shows the DC for the central conductor. The DC for the central
conductor is mainly used for detecting external antenna and some surge protection.
EG860 supports single antenna and double antennas.
l In single antenna mode, the antenna connects with RF1 of EG860.
l In double antennas mode, the antennas respectively connects with RF1 and RF2 of EG860.
The two antennas must be in the same horizontal position, with a minimal interval of 1.5
meters.
Figure 4-21 DC for the central conductor
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Figure 4-22 Loosening the antenna connector
2.
Screw the SMA connector, with the torque being 10 kgf.cm, as shown in Figure 4-23.
Figure 4-23 Screwing the SMA connector
3.
4.
Connect an external antenna through the DC for the central conductor, as shown in Figure
4-24 and Figure 4-25.
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Figure 4-24 Connecting an external antenna (single antenna)
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Figure 4-25 Connecting an external antenna (double antennas)
NOTE
l The ground device of central conductor needs to be fixed on the pole or other fixed blocks to
avoid any unexpected swing. Also, waterproofing must be done at the connector of the device
and RF cables.
l For details about how to install an external antenna, see the Antenna Installation Guide.
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4.3.2 Mounting an EG860 on a Wall

This section describes how to mount an EG860 in indoor scenarios.
Context
The following provides the requirements for installation space and components.
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Requirements for a metal pole of an antenna.

Figure 4-26 shows the requirements for a metal pole of an antenna.
Figure 4-26 Requirements for a metal pole of an antenna (unit: mm)
The requirements for antenna installation are as follows:

The installation of lightning rod is required.
The antenna must be mounted vertically.
The antenna must be mounted on the top of metal pole. If the antenna is to be mounted
horizontally with the metal pole, the horizontal distance between the antenna and metal
pole should not be less than 2 (c=*f).
l
Figure 4-27 shows an EG860 and installation components.

Figure 4-27 EG860 and installation components
4.3.2.1 Mounting EG860 Equipment on a Wall

This section describes how to mount EG860 equipment on a wall.
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Procedure
Step 1 Optional: Open the EG860 SIM card window and insert a SIM card, as shown in Figure
4-28.
Figure 4-28 Inserting a SIM card
NOTE
Use a tweezer or a pair of needle-nose pliers to remove SIM cards.
Step 2 Install the installation component on the EG860, with the torque being 48 kgf.cm, as shown in
Figure 4-29.
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Figure 4-29 Installing an EG860 installation component
Step 3 Place a marking-off template against the wall, use a level to verify that the marking-off template
is placed horizontally, and then mark anchor points with a marker, as shown in Figure 4-30.
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Figure 4-30 Marking anchor points
Step 4 Use a hammer drill with a 14 drill bit to drill a hole on the anchor points, install expansion
bolts, and remove dust from the hole, as shown in Figure 4-31.
Figure 4-31 Installing an expansion bolt
Step 5 Align the installation holes in the bracket with the expansion bolt holes in the wall, fasten the
nuts of the expansion bolts, and mount the EG860 on the wall, as shown in Figure 4-32.
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Figure 4-32 Mounting the EG860 on the wall
Step 6 Properly adjust horizontal and vertical angles and tighten the screws on the top and side of the
installation component. For details, see Mounting EG860 Equipment on a Pole Step 5 of 4.3.1.1
Mounting EG860 Equipment on a Pole.
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4.3.2.2 Connecting Cables to an EG860 Mounted on a Wall

This section describes how to connect cables to an EG860 mounted on a wall.
Procedure
Step 1 Connect the PGND cables, as shown in Figure 4-33.
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Figure 4-33 Connecting the PGND cable to the EG860
Step 2 Install the POE cable.

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Figure 4-34 PG connector
2.
Insert a POE cable into the PG connector and ensure that the lock nut, rubber seal, and
connector are compact, as shown in Figure 4-35.
Figure 4-35 Inserting a PoE cable into the PG connector
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3.
Inserting a POE cable into the FE port on the EG860, as shown in Figure 4-36.
Figure 4-36 Inserting a PoE cable into the FE port on the EG860
4.
Optional:
In outdoor scenarios, waterproof the connecting joints as shown in Figure 4-37.
Figure 4-37 Waterproof
NOTE
l Before wrapping waterproof tape, stretch the tape evenly until the width of the tape is half of its
original width.
l Wrap each layer of tape around the connector tightly and neatly, and ensure that each layer of
tape overlaps more than 50% of the preceding layer.
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Wrap each connector with one layer of insulation tape from bottom up.
b.
Wrap each connector with three layers of waterproof tape, from bottom up, then from
top down, and finally from bottom up. Do not cut the tape until all the three layers of
the tape are already wrapped. Wrap each layer of tape around the connector tightly.
c.
Wrap each connector with three layers of PVC insulation tape, from bottom up, then
from top down, and finally from bottom up. Do not cut the tape until all the three
layers of the tape are already wrapped. Wrap each layer of tape around the connector
tightly.
d.
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5.
Connect one end of the POE cable to the POE adapter as shown in Figure 4-38.
NOTE
In the outdoor, it is recommended to place the POE adapter in a surge protection box (provided by
customer).
Step 3 Optional: Connect the power cable.

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Figure 4-39 Screwing the waterproof cover off the PWR connector
2.
Pass the power cable through the PWR connector and tighten the waterproof cover, as
Figure 4-40 Passing the power cable through the PWR connector and tightening the
waterproof cover
3.
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Figure 4-41 Connecting the power cable to the EG860
4.
Step 4 (This step is for the installation of external antenna. Please skip this step if built-in antenna is
used.) Install an antenna. Connect the antenna to EG860 using a ground device (DC) for the
central conductor. Figure 4-42 shows the DC for the central conductor. The DC for the central
conductor is mainly used for detecting external antenna and some surge protection.
EG860 supports single antenna and double antennas.
l In single antenna mode, the antenna connects with RF1 of EG860.
l In double antennas mode, the antennas respectively connects with RF1 and RF2 of EG860.
The two antennas must be in the same horizontal position, with a minimal interval of 1.5
meters.
Figure 4-42 DC for the central conductor
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Figure 4-43 Loosening the antenna connector
2.
Screw the SMA connector, with the torque being 10 kgf.cm, as shown in Figure 4-44.
Figure 4-44 Screwing the SMA connector
3.
4.
Connect an external antenna through the DC for the central conductor, as shown in Figure
4-45 and Figure 4-46.
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Figure 4-45 Connecting an external antenna (single antenna)
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Figure 4-46 Connecting an external antenna (double antennas)
NOTE
l The ground device of central conductor needs to be fixed on the pole or other fixed blocks to
avoid any unexpected swing. Also, waterproofing must be done at the connector of the device
and RF cables.
l For details about how to install an external antenna, see the Antenna Installation Guide.
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4.4 Checking Installation

Check hardware and power-on status of an EG860 after installation.
Prerequisites
An EG860 has been properly mounted.
Procedure
Step 1 Check hardware installation.
Complete the items for hardware installation listed in Table 4-2.
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Table 4-2 Checklist for hardware installation

No.
Check Item
The equipment position conforms to the

engineering drawing and meets the space
requirement. Sufficient space is reserved for
equipment maintenance.
A SIM card is properly inserted.
The EG860 is properly mounted on a mental

pole. The bracket is secure.
The EG860 is fixedly mounted on a wall. The

holes in the bracket are aligned with those for
expansion bolts and the bracket is placed
against the wall securely and evenly.
Labels are correct, neat, and complete.
Complete the items for cable installation listed in Table 4-3.

Table 4-3 Checklist for cable installation
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Check Item
The PGND cable is green and yellow. The

NEG (-) cable is blue and the RTN (+) cable
is black.
None of power cables or PGND cables is

short-circuited or reversely connected.
The bare wires and lug handles at the wiring

terminals are tightly wrapped up with PVC
insulation tape.
The protection grounding of the EG860 and

the surge protection grounding of the building
share one group of ground conductors.
There are no connectors or joints on each

power cable or PGND cable.
The connectors of the POE cable are securely

connected.
The shield layer of the power cable is intact

and the power cable is properly grounded.

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Check Item
Unused PG connectors are tightened and the

protective covers of SMA connectors are
sealed.
Step 2 Perform a power-on check by referring to Figure 4-47.

Figure 4-47 EG860 power-on check procedure
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Configuration
About This Chapter

Data configuration for EG860 can be performed by using WebUI or by auto-configuration.
5.1 Onsite Configuration (WebUI)
This section describes how to configure an EG860 through a web-based management interface.
5.2 Remote Configuration (Auto-configuration)
EG860 supports the auto-configuration function. Auto-configuration deployment operations can
be performed to EG860 on the NMS system.
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5.1 Onsite Configuration (WebUI)

This section describes how to configure an EG860 through a web-based management interface.
5.1.1 Log in to the WebUI

This section describes how to connect to EG860 by using the Web management interface.
Prerequisites
l
After being powered on, the EG860 operates normally based on default configuration
parameters.
EG860 has been registered to the core network.
Internet Explorer 8.0 or later has been installed on the PC.
Procedure
Step 1 Open Internet Explorer and enter https://192.168.1.1 in the address box.
NOTE
l A non-IE browser may have compatibility and security issues. After using a non-IE browser, log out
of websites or close the browser in a timely manner.
l If you remain idle for 5 minutes after logging into the WebUI, a forced logout is executed.
l 192.168.1.1 is the default IP address of EG860. Use the new IP address to log in if the IP address of
EG860 has been changed.
Step 2 On the Web management interface, input the User name and Password. The default User
name of the system is admin and the Password is 4GCPE@TD.
NOTE
l If you forget the password for logging in to the Web management interface, restore the EG860 factory
settings in Topology View on the eOMC910 terminal management client.
l If you forget the password for logging in to the Web management interface and the eOMC910 cannot
connect to the EG860, send the product back to the manufacturer. Keep your password secure after
setting it.
Step 3 Click Log In to enter the Web management interface.

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5.1.2 Configuring Basic Data

This section describes how to configure the EG860 basic data.
Retain the default parameter settings and no more configuration is required.
To query the basic information about EG860, choose System > Device information. The
information is displayed on the Device information tab.
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To modify the SIM configuration parameter and PLMN configuration parameter, choose
System > SIM configuration. The modification can be performed on the SIM configuration
page. After the modification, restart the device to validate the new data.
5.1.3 Configuring Transmission Data

This section describes how to configure transmission data for EG860 in typical service scenarios.
Context
EG860 provides the following three transmission modes for configuration. Select a transmission
mode based on the networking.
l
Routing Behind MS
When Routing Behind MS is applied, the uplink data will be forwarded via the available
routes of EG860. The downlink data will be forwarded to EG860 according to the route set
on the core network side.
NAT
NAT is to translate the IP address in the packet header of the IP data to another IP address.
GRE
GRE encapsulates data packets of some network-layer protocols such as IP and IPX. The
encapsulated data packets can be transmitted over another network-layer protocol such as
IP. GRE adopts the tunnel technology and belongs to the Layer 3 tunnel protocol of IP. A
tunnel is a virtual point-to-point connection that provides a path for transmitting the
encapsulated data packets. Data packets are encapsulated and decapsulated at the two ends
of a tunnel.
L2TP
L2TP transmits PPP packets over a tunnel, allows a Layer 2 termination point and a PPP
session endpoint to reside on different devices, and exchanges information using the packet
switching technology, to extend the PPP model. L2TP combines the advantages of the L2F
and PPTP protocols, and is an industry standard set by IETF.
Configuration principles for the four transmission modes are as follows:

l
Four transmission modes both support one or more attached devices under an EG860.
However, the operation for the Routing Behind MS transmission mode is relatively simple.
If the network cannot traverse the public network, Routing Behind MS is recommended.
If the network traverses the public network, NAT and GRE are recommended.
When multi-cast services are required, only use GRE transmission mode.
When Layer 2 networking transmission is used, only L2TP tunnel transmission can be
used.
When L2TP tunnel transmission is used, loopback networking must not be used. That is,
two EG860s must not connect to the same switch.
Table 5-1 lists relevant NEs and devices for parameter setting in different transmission modes.
For detailed configuration for other NEs and devices, see corresponding manuals.
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Table 5-1 Transmission modes and relevant NEs and devices

Transmission Mode
Relevant NE and Device
Routing Behind MS
l EG860
l Core network device
l Router (configured only when the 2U core
network device is used and interworking
between different EG860 is required)
l Video server (configured when multiple
network adapters are configured)
l LAN host (configured when multiple
NAT
l EG860
GRE
l EG860
l Router
L2TP
l EG860
l Router
Application Scenarios
Devices attached to EG860 (such as sensor network gateways, cameras, and PCs) upload and
download data through EG860. In addition, the server can also control the attached devices of
EG860. Figure 5-1 shows typical application scenarios.
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Figure 5-1 Typical application scenarios of EG860
Table 5-2 to Table 5-5 list the data plans for different transmission modes.
Table 5-2 Data plan for the Routing Behind MS transmission mode (take the attached sensor
network gateway as an example)
Parameter
Example
IP address of the attached device of EG860
192.168.22.2
IP address of the LAN port on the EG860
192.168.22.1
IP address allocated by the core network to

the WAN port on the EG860
122.22.24.22
IP address of the router
155.1.1.200
IP address of the video server
155.1.1.111
Table 5-3 Data plan for the NAT transmission mode (take the attached camera as an example)
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Example
IP address of the camera
192.168.2.2
192.168.2.1

122.22.23.2
155.1.1.200
155.1.1.111

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Table 5-4 Data plan for the GRE transmission mode (take the attached PC as an example)
NOTE
EG860 supports both GRE single-tunnel transmission mode and GRE dual-tunnel transmission mode. The
following table takes the GRE dual-tunnel transmission mode as an example.
Parameter
Example
IP address of the attached PC of EG860
192.168.43.2
192.168.43.1

122.22.22.43
IP address of tunnel 1 on the EG860 side
43.0.0.2
IP address of tunnel 2 on the EG860 side
43.0.1.2
IP address of tunnel 1 on the router side
43.0.0.1
IP address of tunnel 2 on the router side
43.0.1.1
IP address of the core network to the router
178.1.7.7
178.1.8.7
IP address of the router to the core network
178.1.7.1
178.1.8.1
155.1.1.200
155.1.1.111
Table 5-5 Data plan for the L2TP tunnel transmission mode (take the attached PC as an example)
Parameter
Example
IP address of the attached PC of EG860
192.168.43.2
192.168.43.1

122.22.22.43
155.1.1.200
155.1.1.111
Procedure
Configure the four transmission modes as follows: (the configuration data is from the data plan
in Application Scenarios)
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1.
Choose General Settings > Internet Settings. The Internet Settings page is
displayed.
2.
In the Internet Settings page, set Routing Behind MS to Enable. The Enable
Routing Behind MS needs disenabling the natport function or clear the natport
and the Internet will be reconnectted, continue or no? dialog box is displayed.
Click OK.
3.
Optional: In the Internet Settings page, set Quick Forward to Enable.
4.
In the Internet Settings page, click Submit.
NAT
When the NAT transmission mode is used, Port Mapping should be configured on the
EG860 side so that the server can control the devices attached to EG860. If upload and
download services are performed only on the EG860 side, configuring Port Mapping is
not required.
1.
displayed.
2.
In the Internet Settings page, set NAT to Enable. NAT Type is NAPT by default.
3.
Optional: In the Internet Settings page, set Quick Forward to Enable.
4.
5.
Choose NAT Settings > Port Mapping. The Port Mapping page is displayed.
6.
In the Port Mapping page, configure Port Mapping based on the plan. For detailed
configuration methods, see 7.4 NAT Settings.
Table 5-6 Examples for port mapping configuration (configuring three tunnels)
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Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
Description
Type
Custom
Custom
Custom
When the
value of Type
is Custom,
other
parameters
needed to be
filled in
manually. Set
according to
the plan.
Protocol
TCP/UDP
TCP/UDP
UDP
The Protocol
used for port
mapping
Remote Host
IP address of
remote host
Remote Port
Range
1-8079
8080
8081-65535
The port
number of
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Parameter
Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
Description
Local Host
192.168.2.2
192.168.2.2
192.168.2.2
IP address of
the camera
Local Port
80
The port
number of
local host
Status
Enable
Enable
Enable
Status of port
mapping
GRE
1.
displayed.
2.
In the Internet Settings page, configure data for Tunnel.

Tunnel1 is a tunnel for downlink data. Tunnel2 is a tunnel for uplink data. The
configuration rules are as follows:
The Peer IP of Tunnel1 cannot be the same with that of Tunnel2.
The Tunnel IP of Tunnel1 cannot be in the same network segment with that of
Tunnel2. The subnet mask is 255.255.255.0.
Table 5-7 Examples for GRE tunnel configuration
Parameter
Tunnel1
Tunnel2
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Value
Description
Peer IP
178.1.7.1
IP address of the
router to the core
network
Tunnel IP
43.0.0.2
IP address of
tunnel 1 on the
EG860 side
Peer IP
178.1.8.1
IP address of the
router to the core
network
Tunnel IP
43.0.1.2
IP address of
tunnel 2 on the
EG860 side
3.
4.
Choose General Settings > Routing, the Routing page is displayed.
5.
In the Routing page, configure Static Routes based on the plan. For detailed
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Table 5-8 Examples for static route configuration
Parameter
Parameter Value
Description
Destination IP
155.1.1.111
IP address of the video

server
Subnet Mask
255.255.255.255
The subnet mask

255.255.255.255
indicates that the
destination of routes is
only one host.
Gateway IP
43.0.1.2
IP address of tunnel 2 on
the EG860 side
L2TP
1.
Choose General Settings > L2TP Settings. The L2TP interface is displayed.
2.
On the L2TP Config interface, set related parameters.
3.
Click Commit.
Table 5-9 Example for L2TP configuration
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Parameter Value
Description
L2TP Tunnel
Enable
If this parameter is set to

Enable, the L2TP
transmission mode is
enabled.
Peer Ip Addr
155.1.1.200
User
admin
Authentication user name

of the L2TP tunnel
transmission mode. The
user name must be the
same as that configured
on the router.
Password
TD4GCPE
Authentication password
of the L2TP tunnel
transmission mode. The
password must be the
same as that configured
on the router.
Add to bridge
Enable
If this parameter is set to

Enable, a BCP interface
is added to the bridge to
implement ETH over PPP
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5.1.4 Configuring Dedicates Bearers

This section describes how to configure dedicated bearers.
To ensure the service performance, configure dedicated bearers based on specific service and
planning.
For data configuration on the EG860 side, see 7.2.9 Dedicated Context.
For data configuration on the side of other NEs, see the QoS Feature Manual.
5.2 Remote Configuration (Auto-configuration)

EG860 supports the auto-configuration function. Auto-configuration deployment operations can
be performed to EG860 on the NMS system.
Prerequisites
l
After being powered on, the EG860 operates normally based on default configuration
parameters.
The EG860 is registered to the network and can be managed by the eOMC910.
Context
NOTE
Security control must be implemented because uncertainties exist in the environments where remote
terminals are located. Users are advised to provide remote access as required. Locally accessing EG860
has fewer risks.
Procedure
The flowchart of remotely auto-configurable commissioning for EG860 using the eOMC910 is
shown as Figure 5-2. See Table 5-10 for details.
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Figure 5-2 Flowchart for Auto-configurable Commissioning
Table 5-10 Description of the Auto-configurable Commissioning Steps
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Steps
Description
Prepare auto-configurable
commissioning data
Fill in
TerminalConfData.xls
Obtain complete directory of

configuration file from the
EG860 software package,
which contains the
sheet and other files. Fill
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No.
Steps
Description
Generate terminal
configuration file
Use eOMC910's Auto

ConfigData Building tool to
generate a terminal
configuration file. See
Addendum of eOMC910
Terminal Management
Client User Guide in
eOMC910 Product
Documentation for details.
NOTE
If the matching EG860 is
V200R003C00 version, after
the terminal configuration file
is generated by Auto
ConfigData Building tool, use
the self opening station
configuration file integrity
check tool to generate the
verified terminal configuration
file. For the detailed operations,
please see the description of the
Cover page in
TerminalConfigData.xls.
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Import terminal
configuration file to the
eOMC910
Downloading terminal
configuration file for
commissioning

See Commissioning
Configurations of
eOMC910 Terminal
Management Client User
Guide in eOMC910 Product
Documentation for details.
NOTE
After downloading the terminal
configuration file, the EG860
user password will be set to the
default password.
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Maintenance
About This Chapter

This chapter describes how to maintain an EG860.
6.1 Preparations for Site Maintenance
Before maintaining an EG860, familiarize yourself with the site information, choose a
maintenance task, and arrange tools and spare parts.
6.2 Powering on/off an EG860
Perform the following operations to power on or power off an EG860.
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6.1 Preparations for Site Maintenance

Before maintaining an EG860, familiarize yourself with the site information, choose a
maintenance task, and arrange tools and spare parts.
Learning Site Information

Learn the following information about the site before going onsite:
l
Uncleared faults and alarms of the site
Hardware configurations on the site
Natural environment
Spare parts
Choosing a Maintenance Task

Choose a proper maintenance task from the following items:
l
Maintain the EG860 equipment room.
Maintain power supply and grounding systems of an EG860.
Maintain an EG860.
Arranging Tools and Spare Parts

Arrange necessary tools and spare parts for maintaining an EG860.
The following lists commonly used maintenance tools.
l
Devices for frequency tests: include a frequency meter, a spectrum analyzer, connectors
and cables.
Power meter: is frequently used to measure and analyze the output power of an EG860.
SiteMaster: is frequently used for antenna and feeder tests in terms of standing wave ratio,
return loss, cable insertion loss, and fault location.
Other devices:
Multimeter
Web NMS
Spare parts
6.2 Powering on/off an EG860

Perform the following operations to power on or power off an EG860.
Procedure
l
Power on an EG860.
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2.
Check the status of the PWR indicator on the front panel. Table 6-1 provides the status
explanation for the PWR indicator.
Table 6-1 Status explanation for the PWR indicator
Status
Description
On
The power supply is functional.
Off
The power supply is abnormal.

Troubleshoot as follows:
l Verify that the power cable is
properly connected.
l Remove and connect the power
cable, and then switch on the power
supply.
l Contact technical support engineers
of the equipment provider if the
preceding operations do not work.
Power off an EG860.

Remove the power cable to power off the EG860 in the cases of special scenarios such as
device replacement and intended outages and emergencies that the EG860 generates
electric sparks or smoke.
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Reference
About This Chapter

This chapter describes how to use the Web network management system (NMS).
7.1 Status
This section describes how to check Internet, local area network (LAN), and wireless local area
network (WLAN) status through the Status menu on the Web NMS.
7.2 General Settings
The Web NMS offers the General Settings menu to configure the subscriber identity module
(SIM), Internet, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), and wireless local area network
(WLAN).
7.3 Security Settings
The Web NMS offers the Security Settings menu to configure Firewall General, MAC Filtering,
and IP Filtering.
7.4 NAT Settings
Network Address Translation (NAT) settings, or port mapping settings, is necessary if a PC
server is enabled and used by a WLAN, to allow port redirection for access from the WLAN to
the server.
7.5 QoS Management
This section describes how to set QoS parameters on the QoS Management page.
7.6 VPN
This section describes how to configure VPN connections, and use the data service encryption
function.
7.7 System
The Web NMS offer the System menu to view and configure parameters such as Device
Information, Reset, Backup & Recovery, and Upgrade.
7.8 Logout
The login user interface is displayed upon a logout of the Web NMS.
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7.1 Status
This section describes how to check Internet, local area network (LAN), and wireless local area
network (WLAN) status through the Status menu on the Web NMS.
7.1.1 Internet
This page presents Internet connection status and traffic statistics.
For the precise data about traffic statistics and online duration, contact related carriers.
Status
In Status, view the following information:
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SIM card status: displays the current status of the SIM card.
Network mode: displays the network mechanism. If -- is displayed in Network mode, no

router is connected to the Internet.
Connection status: displays the status of the current network.
IP and MAC: respectively displays the IP address and the MAC address of the EG860.
Statistics
In Statistics, view the following information:
l
Received: displays the number of received packets.
Sent: displays the number of sent packets.
Total Volume: displays the total number of received or sent bytes.
Packets: displays the total number of received and sent packets.
Errors: displays the number of error packets.
Discarded: displays the number of discarded packets.

NOTE
Traffic statistics data are lost upon power-off of an EG860 but traffic is measured the next time the
equipment is powered on.
7.1.2 LAN
This page presents local area network (LAN) connection status and traffic statistics.
Status
l
IP and MAC: respectively displays the IP address and the MAC address of the EG860.
DHCP server: displays the status of the DHCP server configured on a router.
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LAN1: display LAN port status.
Statistics
l

NOTE
7.1.3 WLAN
This page presents wireless local area network (WLAN) connection status and traffic statistics.
A router provides four WLAN ports.
Status
l
SSID: displays the name of the WLAN Wi-Fi access point.
IP and MAC: respectively displays the IP address and the MAC address of EG860.
Broadcast: displays SSID broadcast status of a WLAN port.
Wireless encryption: displays the encryption mode of a WLAN port.
Statistics
l

NOTE
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7.2 General Settings

The Web NMS offers the General Settings menu to configure the subscriber identity module
(SIM), Internet, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), and wireless local area network
(WLAN).
7.2.1 SIM Card Settings

The personal identification number (PIN) of a subscriber identity module (SIM) card can be
properly configured to prevent unauthorized access to a router.
Context
l
The PIN management is only applicable to the physical SIM card but not to the virtual SIM
card.
In case of using the physical SIM card, the router cannot provide network service if the
PIN check fails.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose General Settings > SIM Card Settings. The SIM Card Settings page is displayed.
Step 2 Set PIN verification to Enable or Disable as required.
When PIN verification is changed from Enable to Disable, or from Disable to Enable, the
PIN value must be input in the Input PIN column.
Step 3 Set Save my PIN to Enable if required. If this parameter is set to Enable, the PIN is checked
automatically each time a user accesses the network through the WAN port.
Step 4 Click Submit.
Step 5 Change the PIN as required.
1.
Set PIN verification to Enable.
2.
Set Modification to Enable.
3.
Enter the old PIN in PIN.
4.
Enter the new PIN in New PIN.
5.
Enter the new PIN again in Confirm PIN.
6.
Click Submit.
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7.2.2 Internet Settings

Different carriers have different access point name (APN) settings. If the APN parameters are
incorrectly set, Internet service is inaccessible.
Context
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When Connection mode is Always on, modify parameters on the page and click
Submit, the number will be redialed.
When Connection mode is Manual, modify parameters on the page and click Submit,
and click Connect after the configuration takes effect.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose General Settings > Internet Settings. The Internet Settings page is displayed.
Step 2 Configure the parameters in Data Connect.
If Data Connect is Connected, the Internet is accessible.
1.
Configure Data APN.

If Data APN is set to Auto APN, the APN dynamically selects a network mode.
2.
Configure the Connection mode.

The related parameters are as follows:
l Always on: indicates that a router is automatically connected to the Internet and always
on. The Connection mode is set to Always on by default.
l Manual: indicates that a router is manually connected to the network after it is powered
on or disconnected due to network faults.
3.
Optional: Set NAT to Enable. NAT Type is NAPT by default.
NOTICE
If NAT is set to Enable, Routing Behind MS cannot be set to Enable.
4.
If DNS is set to Enable, you must add the IP address of the DNS.
5.
Optional: Set Routing Behind MS to Enable. The Enable Routing Behind MS needs
disenabling the natport function or clear the natport and the Internet will be
reconnectted, continue or no? dialog box is displayed. Click OK.
6.
Set Quick Forward to Enable.
7.
Tunnel1 is a tunnel for multicast data. Tunnel2 is a tunnel for unicast data. The
configuration rules are as follows:
l The Peer IP of Tunnel1 cannot be the same with that of Tunnel2.
l The Tunnel IP of Tunnel1 cannot be in the same network segment with that of
Tunnel2. The subnet mask is 255.255.255.0.
NOTE
l The GRE tunnel and quick forward cannot be configured at the same time.
l It is suggested not to configure GRE tunnel and routing behind MS at the same time.
l The WAN port will be restarted and services will be interrupted for seconds during routing behind
MS and tunnel configuration.
Step 3 Click APN Profile to add the APN.

l An APN indicates an Internet access point provided by a carrier. Different carriers have
different APN settings.
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l If the APN in use does not match the operator, Internet services will be unavailable.
l The APN in use cannot be deleted.
l The default APN cannot be edited or deleted.
Step 4 Click Edit APN Profile and configure APN, Dialed Number, User Name, and Password.
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7.2.3 DHCP Settings

A Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server manages all the equipment and assigns
IP addresses to them within a LAN or WLAN.
Context
After changing parameter values of a DHCP server, perform the following operations:
l
Log in to the EG860 again using the new IP address because the EG860 needs to be
restarted.
Check port mapping status.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose General Settings > DHCP Settings. The DHCP Settings page is displayed.
Step 2 In LAN Host Settings, configure IP address, Subnet mask, and DHCP server.
Configure related network parameters on the router.
Step 3 In DHCP Settings, configure Start IP address, End IP address, and Lease time.
l Configure Start IP address and End IP address in the same network segment with IP
address in LAN Host Settings.
l Set Lease time to values ranging from 1 min to 10080 min.
Click Connected Devices, the Connected Devices page is displayed. The Devices List displays
the active devices connected to the EG860 through the LAN and WLAN.
Step 4 Click Set Up List and configure Reserved Address List.
If the MAC address of equipment is a static IP address, the DHCP server will always assign
the same IP address to the equipment. The related parameters are as follows:
l Configure MAC Address and IP Address as required.
l Status indicates validity of all the preceding configurations. Done indicates that all the
configurations are valid. Waiting indicates that the configurations will take effect upon
restart.
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7.2.4 WLAN Settings

Wi-Fi equipment can connect to the Internet within the range of a WLAN.
Context
When WLAN parameters are modified, the Wi-Fi equipment needs to restart and the WLAN
will be disconnected for about 30s.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose General Settings > WLAN Settings. The WLAN Settings page is displayed.
Step 2 Configure the parameters in General Settings.
The parameters in General Settings are basic control parameters for WLAN ports. The
configurations are valid only when the WLAN is enabled. The related parameters are as follows:
l Set WLAN Status to Enable and configure the Wi-Fi function. WLAN Status is set to
Enable by default.
l Mode can be set to 802.11b/g, 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11n, or 802.11b/g/n.
l Channel value range: 1-13. If this parameter is set to Auto, the system automatically selects
a channel with the lowest interference.
l 802.11n bandwidth can be set to 20 MHz or 20/40 MHz.
l Rate is set to Auto by default.
l Transmit power can be set to 5%, 30%, 60%, 80%, 90%, or 100%. 90% is recommended.
l If QoS is set to Enable, the QoS function is enabled for the WLAN.
Step 3 Configure the parameters in Interface Profile.
l Auto SSID name is set to Enable, SSID is not manually set, and SSID is recommended to
set it to WLAN-SN.
l SSID indicates a WLAN port, that is, the name of the user that accesses the WLAN.
l Set Maximum number of connected devices to a value from 1-32.
l If Hide SSID broadcast is set to Enable, the WLAN port will not be scanned.
l If AP isolation is set to Enable, Wi-Fi equipment cannot interact.
l Security can be set to NONE, WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK, or WPA-PSK+WPA2-PSK.
WPA2-PSK is recommended.
l WPA-PSK is the password to access the WLAN, and consists of 8 to 63 ASCII characters
or 8 to 64 hexadecimal characters. The value is WLAN1-TDLTE by default, and can be
changed as required.
l WPA encryption can be set to AES, TKIP, or TKIP+AES. AES is recommended.
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7.2.5 WLAN Multi-SSID

WLAN Multi-SSID allows four channels for Wi-Fi LAN access at different speeds based on
customer and application requirements.
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Context
If WLAN Multi-SSID parameters are modified, Wi-Fi equipment needs to restart. The
WLAN will be disconnected for about 30s.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose General Settings > WLAN Multi-SSID. The WLAN Multi-SSID page is displayed.
Step 2 Configure the parameters in SSID List.
When several WLAN ports are activated, corresponding channels can be provided for Wi-Fi
access. The related parameters are as follows:
l Auto SSID name is set to Enable, SSID is not manually set, and SSID is recommended to
set it to WLAN-SN.
l SSID indicates a WLAN port.
l Set Maximum Number of Connected Devices to values ranging from 1 to 32.
l If Hide SSID broadcast is Enable, the WLAN port will not be scanned.
l If AP isolation is Enable, Wi-Fi equipment cannot interact.
l Security can be set to NONE, WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK, or WPA-PSK+WPA2-PSK.
WPA2-PSK is recommended.
l WPA-PSK consists of 8 to 63 ASCII characters or 8 to 64 hexadecimal characters.
l WPA encryption can be set to AES, TKIP, or TKIP+AES. AES is recommended.
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7.2.6 WLAN Access Restrictions

WLAN access restriction management determines the Wi-Fi equipment that can access to a WiFi LAN based on MAC addresses.
Context
When WLAN access restriction management parameters are modified, Wi-Fi equipment must
be initialized. The WLAN will be disconnected for about 30s.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose WLAN Access Restrictions > WLAN Access Restrictions. The WLAN Access
Restrictions page is displayed.
Step 2 Configure parameters in WLAN MAC Control.
l SSIDNs can be configured with different rules of access restrictions.
l If SSID1 MAC Access is set to Blacklist and the MAC address list is empty, all the WiFi equipment has access to the Internet within the WLAN.
l If SSID1 MAC Access is set to Whitelist and the MAC address list is empty, no Wi-Fi
equipment has access to the Internet within the WLAN.
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Step 3 Click Set Up List and configure WLAN MAC List.

Access restrictions for Wi-Fi devices are based on MAC addresses. If the MAC address of WiFi equipment is changed, the previous filter rules become invalid. The related parameters are as
follows:
l Configure MAC as required.
l If For SSIDn is Enable, the MAC filter rules are valid for SSID.
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7.2.7 Internet MTU

Set the maximum transmission unit (MTU) on an Internet port in Internet MTU.
Context
l
A larger MTU presents a higher probability of Internet access failures.
A packet larger than the MTU needs to be divided, which reduces transmission efficiency.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose General Settings > Internet MTU. The Internet MTU page is displayed.
Step 2 Configure the parameter in Internet MTU Settings.
Internet MTU: indicates the maximum length of the packets sent at an Internet port. The
parameter ranges from 576 bytes to 1500 bytes. The recommended value is 1440 bytes. An
MTU larger than 1500 bytes needs to be divided, which reduces transmission efficiency.
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7.2.8 Routing
If routers are cascaded within a LAN, a static route is required to allow network access for
computers connected to the routers.
Context
Routers only work when connections are available.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose General Settings > Routing. The Routing page is displayed.
Step 2 Click Add Item to configure Static Routes.
Static routes function similarly with dynamic routes except that static routes are manually created
and always valid, and have higher priority than the dynamic routes.
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7.2.9 Dedicated Context

This page describes how to configure a dedicated channel.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose General Settings > Dedicated Context. The Dedicated Context page is displayed.
Step 2 Click Add to configure parameters in Dedicated Context.
l CID: indicates the channel identifier.
l QCI: indicates the QoS class identifier as shown in Table 7-1.
Table 7-1 QCIs
QCI
Resou
rce
Type
Priorit
y
Data
Packet
Delay
Packet
Loss
Rate
Typical Service
GBR
100ms
10-2
Session voice
150ms
10-3
Session video (live broadcast)
50ms
10-3
Real-time gaming
300ms
10-6
Non-session video (buffer stream)
100ms
10-6
IMS signaling
300ms
10-6
Voice (buffer stream) and TCPbased services such as Internet

surfing, email, chatting, file
transfer, point-to-point (PTP) file
sharing, and line-by-line scan
video.
100ms
10-3
Voice and video (broadcast

stream) and interactive game
300ms
10-6
Voice (buffer stream) and TCPbased services such as Internet

surfing, email, chatting, file
transfer, point-to-point (PTP) file
sharing, and line-by-line scan
video.
5
6
NonGBR
l Configure DLGBR, ULGBR, DLMBR, and ULMBR as required.

Step 3 Click Edit to configure the parameters in TFT.
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l IP address: indicates the IPv4 address. Packets can be transmitted this IP address by using
dedicated bearers.
l MASK: indicates the subnet mask.
l Packet Filter Id: indicates the identifier of packet filter.
l Precedence: indicates the priority of the relative packet filter.
l Protocol Id: ranges from 0 to 255 and is configured as required.
l Local port and Remote port: range from 0 to 65535 and are configured as required.
l CID: indicates the channel identifier.
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Example
Table 7-2 provides the typical QoS parameter settings for EG860.
Table 7-2 Typical QoS parameter settings for EG860
Service
Type
CID
QCI
DLGBR
(kbit/s)
ULGBR
(kbit/s)
DLMBR
(kbit/s)
ULMBR
(kbit/s)
Highdefinition
camera
1024
2688
10240
10240
Standarddefinition
camera
1024
1152
10240
10240
Checkpoin
t
7.2.10 IGMP Management

This page presents how to configure Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP).
Context
The multicast mode includes the dynamic multicast mode and static multicast mode. In dynamic
multicast mode, the query interval depends on the number of NEs. The more the NEs, the longer
the query interval. A maximum of 32 records can be configured to static multicast.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose General Settings > IGMP Management. The IGMP Management page is displayed.
Step 2 Configure IGMP Management.
IGMP Proxy can be set to Enable as required.
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Step 3 Set IGMP mode to Dynamic IGMP or Static IGMP.

NOTE
Configure the multicast source and multicast group if IGMP mode is set to Static IGMP.
Step 4 Set Query interval time to a value within the range from 10 to 256, the unit is second.
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7.2.11 L2TP Settings

This section describes how to set related parameters of the L2TP transmission mode on the
L2TP Settings interface.
Context
l
L2TP implements Layer 2 VPN.
After L2TP parameters are modified successfully, the L2TP tunnel is re-established, and
services are interrupted.
You are not advised to use the L2TP tunnel and fast forwarding function at the same time.
L2TP does not support tunnel authentication. Before enabling L2TP, disable the tunnel
authentication mode on the peer router.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose General Settings > L2TP Settings. The L2TP Settings interface is displayed.
Step 2 If L2TP Tunnel is set to Enable, the L2TP transmission mode is enabled.
Step 3 Set Peer Ip Addr to the IP address of the L2TP server, that is, the IP address of the peer router.
Step 4 Set User and Password to the PPP authentication user name and password. The user name and
password must be the same as those configured on the peer router.
Step 5 Set Add to bridge to Enable. BCP is added to the bridge to implement ETH over PPP over
L2TPv2.
Step 6 Click Commit.
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7.2.12 FTP Settings

This section describes how to enable or disable an FTP port on the FTP Settings interface.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose General Settings > FTP Settings. The FTP Settings interface is displayed.
Step 2 If FTP port is set to Enable, the FTP port is enabled.
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NOTE
The FTP port needs to be enabled when using V100R200C00 eOMC910 to manage V200R003C00
EG860 for configuration delivery, log import/export, and upgrading.

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7.2.13 Security access Settings

This section describes how to enable or disable the two-way authentication with eOMC910 on
the Security access Settings interface.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose General Settings > Security access Settings. The Security access Settings interface
is displayed.
Step 2 If two-way authentication is set to Enable, the two-way authentication with eOMC910 is
enabled.
NOTE
The two-way authentication needs to be disabled when using V200R003C00 EG860 to connect to
V100R200C00 eOMC910.

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7.3 Security Settings

The Web NMS offers the Security Settings menu to configure Firewall General, MAC Filtering,
and IP Filtering.
7.3.1 Firewall General

This section describes how to configure firewall level and filter rules. The filter rules work only
if the firewall is enabled.
Context
When default filter rules are used, data is transmitted unidirectionally from a LAN to a WAN.
The firewall filter mechanism is as follows:
l
MAC Address Filter

Only the filter rule for MAC address needs to be configured.
IP Address Filter
Only the filter rule for IP address needs to be configured.
MAC Address Filter + IP Address Filter

The filter rule for both MAC address and IP address need to be configured. Make sure the
MAC address and IP address correspond to each other.
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Procedure
Step 1 Choose Security Settings > Firewall General. The Firewall General page is displayed.
Step 2 Configure the parameters in Firewall Level.
l Current firewall level: indicates the validity level of the firewall. To configure validity rules,
set the current firewall level to Custom.
l Firewall level: can be set to existing levels or customized.
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7.3.2 MAC Filtering

MAC filtering prioritizes IP filtering. Packets that are not filtered at the MAC layer will be
filtered at the IP layer.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose Security Settings > MAC Filtering. The MAC Filtering page is displayed.
Step 2 Click Add Item to configure the parameters in MAC Whitelist.
l Current MAC filtering status: indicates the validity mode of MAC filtering.
l MAC filtering mode: indicates the filtering mode of a MAC address list. This parameter is
described as follows:
If MAC filtering mode is set to Blacklist, the MAC addresses in the blacklist have no
access rights to the network.
If MAC filtering mode is set to Whitelist, the MAC addresses in the whitelist have
access rights to the network.
A maximum of 16 records can be configured for Blacklist and Whitelist respectively.
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Example
Table 7-3 provides the typical whitelist parameter settings for MAC address filter.
Table 7-3 Typical whitelist parameter settings
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00:1E:10:1F:04:05
00:E0:4C:98:58:98
D4:BE:D9:AF:F3:80
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MAC
44:19:B7:11:0A:9C
5C:F3:FC:2D:27:9F
D4:6E:5C:70:8F:66
NOTE
l 00:1E:10:1F:04:05 is the MAC address allocated by the core network to the WAN port on theEG860
l 00:E0:4C:98:58:98 is the MAC address of PC for EG860 local maintenance
l D4:BE:D9:AF:F3:80 is the service MAC address of the eOMC910
l 44:19:B7:11:0A:9C is the MAC address of the attached camera of EG860
l 5C:F3:FC:2D:27:9F is the MAC address of the Dispatcher
l D4:6E:5C:70:8F:66 is the MAC address of the WebUI for EG860
The above MAC addresses are for reference only. Please configure them according to the actual networking
plan.
7.3.3 IP Filtering
A router determines whether to transfer a packet based on its source IP address, destination IP
address, source port ID, destination port ID, and protocol type.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose Security Settings > IP Filtering. The IP Filtering page is displayed.
Step 2 Click Add Item to configure the parameters in IP Whitelist.
l IP filtering mode: If this parameter is set to Blacklist, the IP addresses in the blacklist have
no access rights to the network. If this parameter is set to Whitelist, the IP addresses in the
whitelist have access rights to the network.
l Application name: indicates an application rule template for IP filtering. You can select a
customized template for quick configurations.
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Example
Table 7-4 provides the typical whitelist parameter settings for IP address filter.
Table 7-4 Typical whitelist parameter settings
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Source Address
Range
Destination
Address Range
Custom
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Application name
Source Address
Range
Destination
Address Range
Custom
122.22.22.71
191.162.1.3
Custom
191.162.1.3
122.22.22.71
Custom
192.168.71.1
184.1.5.10
Custom
184.1.5.10
192.168.71.1
NOTE
l 192.168.71.5 is the IP address of PC for EG860 local maintenance
l 192.168.71.1 is the IP address of the attached camera of EG860
l 192.168.71.10 is the IP address for logging into the EG860 WebUI
l 122.22.22.71 is the IP address allocated by the core network to the WAN port on theEG860
l 191.162.1.3 is the service IP address of the eOMC910
l 184.1.5.10 is the IP address of the Dispatcher
The above IP addresses are for reference only. Please configure them according to the actual networking
plan.
7.4 NAT Settings

Network Address Translation (NAT) settings, or port mapping settings, is necessary if a PC
server is enabled and used by a WLAN, to allow port redirection for access from the WLAN to
the server.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose NAT Settings > Port Mapping. The Port Mapping page is displayed.
Step 2 Click Add Item to configure the parameters in Port Mapping.
l Type: indicates the type of the preset port mapping template. It is a configuration wizard.
When the value of Type is Custom, other parameters needed to be filled in manually. Set
according to the plan. When setting as other types, the default configuration is applied.
l Protocol: indicates the Protocol used for port mapping.
l Remote Host: indicates that only the authorized IP addresses are allowed to access the
WLAN.
l Remote Port Range: indicates the port number of remote host. It must be a single number
or a range within the range from 1 to 65535.
l Local Host: indicates the IP address of the server within the LAN.
l Local Port: indicates the port number of local host. It must be a single number or a range
within the range from 1 to 65535.When this parameter is null, by default, the Local Port and
Remote Port Range are the same. For example, the value of Remote Port Range is 23, the
value of Local Port is also23.
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7.5 QoS Management

This section describes how to set QoS parameters on the QoS Management page.
Context
EG860 supports QoS on multiple concurrent services to guarantee CPU resources for highpriority services. EG860 supports traffic filtering based on the source/destination IP addresses,
source/destination port IDs, DSCP, and protocol types, to perform QoS on specified services.
QoS configurations are valid only for egress queues. On a WAN, QoS configurations are valid
for uplink data; on a LAN, QoS configurations are valid for downlink data.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose QoS Management > QoS Global. The QoS Global interface is displayed.
Step 2 Set parameters in Global Settings.
l Global: enables or disables QoS globally.
l WAN total Bandwidth: specifies the total uplink bandwidth. If this parameter is set to 0,
the uplink bandwidth is not limited.
l LAN total Bandwidth: specifies the total downlink bandwidth. If this parameter is set to
0, the downlink bandwidth is not limited.
l Queue type: supports only HTB currently.
Step 3 Set Queue type.
A maximum of eight service queues are supported.
l Queue name: specifies the service type name. The value can be customized.
l Interface type: specifies the service interface type. On a WAN, QoS configurations are valid
for uplink data; on a LAN, QoS configurations are valid for downlink data.
l Priority: The value range is 1-8. 1 specifies the highest priority, and its default priority is
8.
l Bandwidth: The total bandwidth of services with the same interface type must not exceed
the global bandwidth of the corresponding interface type.
l Enable: After a rule is matched with a service, use this parameter to enable the rule.
Step 4 Click Edit to set parameters in Filter rule.
Each rule must match a service. A service can match a maximum of 32 rules.
l Queue index: specifies the service that a rule matches.
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l Rule priority: The value range is 1-32. Rule priority must be unique for each rule.
l Protocol number: specifies the protocol used by a rule. Common protocol numbers include
1 (ICMP), 2 (IGMP), 6 (TCP), 17 (UDP), and 47 (GRE). If a rule is used to match a GRE
tunnel, the protocol number is 47, and the matching port is invalid.
l DSCP: specifies that a rule is matched using the DSCP. The value range is 0-63.
l Source IP: The input format is start IP address/mask bits, for example 192.168.32.0/24.
l Destination IP: The input format is start IP address/mask bits, for example
192.168.32.0/24.
l Source port: The value range is 0-65535.
l Destination port: The value range is 0-65535.
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7.6 VPN
This section describes how to configure VPN connections, and use the data service encryption
function.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose VPN > VPN. The VPN interface is displayed.
Step 2 Click New, and set VPN connection parameters.
l VPN connection: If this parameter is set to Enable, the encryption rule is enabled.
l VPN name: indicates the name of an encryption rule. The name must be unique.
l Remote IP address: indicates the IP address of the peer device on the VPN.
l Key mode: includes Manual and Auto modes.
If the Manual mode is used, the following parameters must be set:
Protocol: includes AH and ESP protocols.
Manual authentication algorithm: includes hmac_md5 and hmac-sha1 algorithms.
Manual authentication key: If Manual authentication algorithm is hmac_md5,
Manual authentication key must contain 16 characters; if Manual authentication
algorithm is hmac-sha1, Manual authentication key must contain 20 characters.
Manual encryption algorithm: If Protocol is set to ESP, this parameter can be set to
3des-cbc or des-cbc.
Manual encryption key: required if Protocol is set to ESP.
If Manual encryption algorithm is 3des-cbc, Manual encryption key must contain 24
characters. The 24 characters are divided into three groups, and must meet the following
requirements: the three groups must be different from each other; the characters in each
group must not be completely the same; each group must contain valid ASCII code; the
characters must not be only digits or letters.
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If Manual encryption algorithm is des-cbc, Manual encryption key must contain 8

characters.
IPsec mode: includes Transmission and Tunnel.
Data source: required if IPsec mode is Tunnel.
Subnet mask of data source: required if IPsec mode is Tunnel.
Data destination: required if IPsec mode is Tunnel.
Subnet mask of data destination: required if IPsec mode is Tunnel.
Local port: in Transmission mode, indicates the port used by the VPN; in Tunnel mode,
indicates the data start port.
Remote port: in Transmission mode, indicates the port used by the VPN; in Tunnel
mode, indicates the data end port.
Manual SPI: must be a hexadecimal character in the range of 0x100-0xffffffff.
If the Auto mode is used, the following parameters must be set:
Protocol: includes AH and ESP protocols.
IPsec mode: includes Transmission and Tunnel.
Data source: required if IPsec mode is Tunnel.
Subnet mask of data source: required if IPsec mode is Tunnel.
Data destination: required if IPsec mode is Tunnel.
Subnet mask of data destination: required if IPsec mode is Tunnel.
Local port: in Transmission mode, indicates the port used by the VPN; in Tunnel mode,
indicates the data start port.
Remote port: in Transmission mode, indicates the port used by the VPN; in Tunnel
mode, indicates the data end port.
Mode: includes Aggressive and Main modes.
Identification Type: If Mode is Aggressive, this parameter can be set to IP Type or
Name Type.
Local Identifier: required if Identification Type is Name Type.
NAT-T state: indicates whether NAT traversal is enabled, and can be set to Enable,
Disable, or Force.
Phase 1 encryption algorithm: includes 3des, des, aes, and All. All indicates that all the
3des, des, and aes algorithms are supported.
Phase 1 authentication algorithm: includes md5, sha1, and All. All indicates that both
md5 and sha1 algorithms are supported.
Phase 1 DH group: indicates the length of the phase 1 DH group, and can be set to
768bit, 1024bit, 1536bit, 2048bit, or 4096bit.
Phase 1 life cycle: value range: 60-86400; default value: 3600; unit: second
Phase 2 encryption algorithm: includes 3des and des.
Phase 2 authentication algorithm: includes hmac_md5 and hmac_sha1.
Phase 2 DH group: indicates the length of the phase 2 DH group, and can be set to
768bit, 1024bit, 1536bit, 2048bit, 4096bit, or null.
Phase 2 life cycle: value range: 60-86400; default value: 3600; unit: second
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Authentication mode: includes Pre-shared key and Certificate modes. If

Authentication mode is Certificate, the common certificate, private certificate, and peer
common certificate must be uploaded.
Pre-shared key: required if Authentication mode is Pre-shared key, and contains 1 to
32 characters.
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7.7 System
The Web NMS offer the System menu to view and configure parameters such as Device
Information, Reset, Backup & Recovery, and Upgrade.
7.7.1 Device Information

This section presents basic information that distinguishes a router.
Device information
In Device information, view the following information:
l
Name: displays the name of the device.
SN: displays the serial number of the device.
Hardware version: displays the hardware version number of the device.
Software version: displays the software version number of the device.
Modem hardware Version: displays the hardware version number of the modem.
Modem software Version: displays the software version number of the modem.
7.7.2 Reset
Reset is used to restart a router and recover factory defaults.
Context
If the webpage is not automatically refreshed within 60s, enter the login address manually.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose System > Reset. The Reset page is displayed.
Step 2 Optional: To restart the router, click Reboot.
Step 3 Optional: To recover factory defaults, click Restore.
Recovering factory defaults will delete all the configuration parameters.
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7.7.3 Backup & Recovery

Backup & Recovery allows backup and recovery of user configuration files.
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Context
A router will restart after configuration files are recovered. Do not switch off the power supply
during the recovery.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose System > Backup & Recovery. The Backup & Recovery page is displayed.
Step 2 Optional: To download configuration files, click Backup.
Step 3 Optional: When the router is faulty, recover the configuration files as follows:
1.
Click Browse to upload the configuration files.
2.
Click Recover to recover the configuration files.
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7.7.4 Upgrade
Upgrade allows a local upgrade of a router.
Context
l
EG860 can be upgraded on the local web or remote eOMC910. This manual describes how
to upgrade EG860 on the local web. For details about how to upgrade EG860 on the remote
eOMC910, see the eOMC910 Terminal Management Client User Guide in eOMC910
Product Documentation.
NOTE
Security control must be implemented because uncertainties exist in the environments where remote
terminals are located. Users are advised to provide remote upgrade as required.
Download the latest version of files before upgrading the router.
The router will restart after a upgrade. Do not cut off the power supply during the upgrade.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose System > Upgrade. The Upgrade page is displayed.
Step 2 Click Browse... to upload files.
Step 3 Click Upgrade to upgrade the router.
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7.7.5 Password Change

This section describes how to change the password for logging in to the WebUI and the password
for connecting with eOMC910 on the Password Change page.
Context
l
The new password must meet password complexity requirements.
The new password must not be one of the 3 passwords that are recently used.
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Keep your password secure.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose System > Password Change. The Password Change page is displayed.
Step 2 Change the password in Password Change.
NOTICE
The password of the acs user must be changed on both the eOMC910 and the Web management
interface.
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7.7.6 Password Complexity

This section describes how to query and set the password complexity on the Password
Complexity interface.
Context
You can query and set the password complexity. After the settings take effect, the new password
must meet the complexity requirements when you change the password.
The complexity requirements are as follows:
l
The password must contain 8 to 32 characters.
The password must contain at least two character types and must not contain three or more
than three consecutively same characters.
The character types include:
Lowercase letters
Uppercase letters
Digits
Special characters `~!@#$%^&*()-_=+\|[{}];:'",<.>/?, and space
The password must not contain the account name or its reversion.
For example, if the user name is TD4GCPE, the password must not be TD4GCPE or
EPCG4DT.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose System > Password Complexity. The Password Complexity interface is displayed.
Step 2 Set the password complexity rules in Config Password Complexity.
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7.7.7 Password security Settings

This section describes how to set password security policies on the Password security
Settings interface.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose System > Password security Settings. The Password security Settings interface is
displayed.
Step 2 Set password security policies on the Password security Settings interface.
l Login Fail count: indicates the maximum login attempts to the WebUI. Value range: 1-10.
l Login Lock time: indicates the account lockout duration if the number of login attempts
exceeds the specified value. Value range: 60-3600s.
l Change password count: indicates the maximum password change attempts. If the number
of change attempts exceeds the specified value, the user must log in to the system again.
Value range: 1-10.
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7.7.8 Date & Time

Date and time information is lost each time a router is powered off. It is recommended to enable
the synchronization with network time function.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose System > Date & Time. The Date & Time page is displayed.
Step 2 Click Manually set with local time or Synchronize with network time to set time and date as
required.
For detailed information about the parameters, see the online help on the right of the Web
management interface.
----End
7.7.9 Diagnosis
Ping and Traceroute helps you quickly detect network connection status and the system check
allows one-click self-check. Main/Neighbor Cell displays current main/neighbor cell
information in real time. Chip temperature shows the current temperature of device internal
environment. Tcpdump provides packet capture at ports. Tmsi provides Tmsi information query.
Up/Down Throughup displays current throughput in real time. Work Frequency displays the
current working frequency. Packet Stat displays the number of packets received/transmitted at
a port. WAN ICMP controls whether to discard the ICMP packets received at the WAN port.
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Procedure
Step 1 Choose System > Diagnosis. The Diagnosis page is displayed.
Step 2 Configure Method as required.
l If Method is set to Ping, you can ping Destination IP address or domain to help diagnose
network faults.
Destination IP address or domain: indicates the destination IP address or domain name.
Packet size: indicates the number of transmitted bytes and ranges from 1 bytes to 9,000
bytes.
Timeout: indicates the timeout period for each response and ranges from 1s to 10s.
Do not Fragment: Set this parameter to Enable or not as required.
l If Method is set to Traceroute, you can use the Traceroute function to test Destination IP
address or domain to help diagnose network faults.
Destination IP address or domain: indicates the destination IP address or domain name.
Maximum hops: indicates the maximum number of hops tested by traceroute and ranges
from 1 to 100.
Timeout: indicates the timeout period for each response and ranges from 2s to 10s.
l If Method is set to System check, check the equipment status and output the result.
l If Method is set to Main/Neighbor Cell, current main/neighbor cell information will be
displayed in the result.
l If Method is set to Chip temperature, the ambient temperature inside the equipment will
be displayed in the result.
l If Method is set to Tcpdump, the system automatically selects the size of the packets
captured at the port based on the number of ports where packet capture is performed. The
fewer the selected ports, the longer the period of packet capture.
NOTE
Packet capture lasts less than 10 minutes. After packet capturing is completed, click Export to save
the packet capturing file.
l If Method is set to Tmsi, click Query to query the current TMSI parameters of the data
card.
l If Method is set to Up/Down Throughput, current throughput information will be displayed
in the result.
l If Method is set to Work Frequency, the locked working frequency is displayed. "0"
indicates that no frequency is locked.
l If Method is set to Packet Stats, and Packet Stats is set to Enable, the number of received/
transmitted packets is collected.
l If Method is set to WAN ICMP, and WAN ICMP is set to Enable, the WAN ICMP function
is switched on.
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7.7.10 Log
User operations and equipment abnormalities are recorded in logs.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose System > Log. The Log page is displayed.
Step 2 Export logs.
1.
Set Log level.

The following options are provided to help troubleshoot:
l Information: records information of the system, including login information, upgrade
information, and reset information.
l Warning: indicates problems that may affect operating of the system. If the problem is
not handled in time, it may cause severe problems.
l Error: indicates the errors that may result in faults on equipment.
2.
Optional: Click Clear to clear the logs.
3.
Click Export to export the logs.
Step 3 Set Modem log setting to offline log or Online log.

NOTE
Set Modem log setting to Online log when connecting Histudio.
Step 4 Export serial port logs.

Click Collect, and click Export after collecting serial port logs successfully. If you conduct any
other operation before exporting logs, the Export button becomes unavailable, and you need to
recollect the logs.
1.
Click Collect to collect the serial port logs.
2.
Click Export to export the serial port logs.

NOTE
Personal information is anonymized to protect user privacy.
3.
Click Clear to clear the serial port logs.
----End
7.7.11 Device Switch

Set hardware device switches in Device Switch.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose System > Device Switch. The Device Switch page is displayed.
Step 2 Set Heat status to Enable or not as required.
NOTE
Only when Heat status is set to Enable, and the temperature is -10 or below, will the heating film
activate to heat EG860. Otherwise, the heating film will not be activate to heat.
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Step 3 Set WAN Antenna. Set Antenna status based on the actual product.
The EM350-D61 data card supports only Outer Antenna. The EM350-C71 data card supports
Outer Antenna, Inner Antenna, and Outer Antenna Prefer.
Step 4 Set WIFI antenna. MIMO is used in 802.11n mode, so set Antenna status to Double WIFI
antenna.
Step 5 Optional: Set Wan auto reset.
This parameter is valid only if General Settings > Internet Settings > Connection mode is set
to auto.
----End
7.7.12 Bandinfo Number Configuration

This section describes how to check Localbandinfo and check and configure Airbandinfo on the
Bandinfo Number Configuration page.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose System > BandInfo. The Bandinfo Number Configuration page is displayed.
Step 2 Configure AirBandInfo.
A minimum of one record and a maximum of eight records can be configured for AirBandInfo
based on the following requirements:
1.
Set each parameter to a value within the corresponding range.
2.
Uniquely set AirBand ID. The ranges from Earfcn_Low to Earfcn_High of different cells
cannot overlap.
3.
The range from Freq_Low to Freq_High of AirBand must be a subset of that of Localband.
4.
one AirBand corresponds to one LocalBand or multiple AirBands correspond to one

LocalBand.
----End
7.7.13 Work Frequency

This section describes how to set the working frequency of a modem on the Work
Frequency interface.
Context
After the working frequency is changed, the modem is restarted.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose System > Work Frequency. The Frequency Settings interface is displayed.
Step 2 Set BandID. The value range is 0-63. 0 indicates that the frequency is not locked.
Step 3 Set Frequency. The value range is 0-65535. 0 indicates that the frequency is not locked.
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7.7.14 SIM Configuration

This section describes how to modify virtual SIM card and PLMN configurations on the SIM
configuration page.
Context
l
After modifying SIM configurations and PLMN configurations, power off and restart
Modem to validate the modification.
You can change the SIM card number in SIM configuration. After PLMN configurable
parameter is configured, the SIM card number is generated automatically.
You can set one or multiple parameters at a time.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose System > SIM configuration. The SIM configuration page is displayed.
Step 2 Optional: Configure parameters in SIM configuration to change the SIM card number.
l MNC_Length can be set to 2 or 3. The default value is 3.
l SIM is a 15-bit number in decimal.
l Authen_Arith can be set to 0 or 1. 0 indicates the Millenge algorithm and 1 indicates the
Test algorithm. Only 0 (Millenge) is supported at present.
l Op_Value is a 32-bit number in hexadecimal (128bit). The default value is 0.
l K_Value is a 32-bit number in hexadecimal (128bit).
Step 3 Optional: Configure PLMN configurable parameter to generate the SIM card number. Set
PLMN as required.
Step 4 Click commit.
----End
7.7.15 Alarm Configuration

This section describes how to configure alarm information.
Context
The basic information of EG860 alarms is as follows:
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Alarm ID
Alarm Type
Alarm Severity
the Alarm
Configuration of Lan
state
50001
Communication
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Alarm Name
Alarm ID
Alarm Type
Alarm Severity
the Alarm
Configuration of
High Temperature
50002
Environment alarm
Major
the Alarm
Configuration of
RadioSignal Weak
50003
Quality of Service
(QoS) alarm
Major
Procedure
Step 1 Choose System > Alarm Configuration. The Alarm Configuration page is displayed.
Step 2 Configure the Alarm Configuration of Lan state, the Alarm Configuration of High
Temperature, and the Alarm Configuration of RadioSignal Weak.
An example is provided as follows:
Alarm Name
AlarmRaiseSmoothPeriod
AlarmCeaseSmoothPeriod
AlarmReport
Th
AlarmResum
eTh
the Alarm
Configuration
of Lan state
10
10
None
None
the Alarm
Configuration
of High
Temperature
75
65
the Alarm
Configuration
of RadioSignal
Weak
-123
-118
l AlarmRaiseSmoothPeriod indicates the number of times for alarm generation and

AlarmCeaseSmoothPeriod indicates the number of times for alarm clearing. Configure
these parameters as required. The value range of AlarmRaiseSmoothPeriod and
AlarmCeaseSmoothPeriod are 1~100.
l Configure AlarmReportTh and AlarmResumeTh as required.
l ResumeTh: 0 indicates that no alarm is reported and 1 indicates that alarms are reported.
l AlarmMaskFlag: 0 indicates that alarms are not masked and 1 indicates that alarms are
masked.
l In the Alarm Configuration of High Temperature, the value range of AlarmReportTh
and AlarmResumeTh are 20 ~80 , set AlarmReportTh and AlarmResumeTh with a
difference of more than 10 .
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l In the Alarm Configuration of RadioSignal Weak, the value range of AlarmReportTh

and AlarmResumeTh are -150 dBm~-50 dBm, set AlarmReportTh and
AlarmResumeTh with a difference of more than 5 dB.
----End
7.8 Logout
The login user interface is displayed upon a logout of the Web NMS.
Procedure
Step 1 Click Logout.
Step 2 In the displayed Are you sure you want to log out dialog box, click OK.
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About This Chapter

This chapter describes possible alarms related to EG860, and how to handle them.
8.1 ALM-50001 Lan state
This alarm is reported when the LAN port of an EG860 is faulty and the link between the
EG860 and the device connected to it is unavailable.
8.2 ALM-50002 High Temperature
This alarm is reported when the temperature of an EG860 exceeds a preset threshold.
8.3 ALM 50003-RadioSignal Weak
This alarm is reported when the signals received by an EG860 are weak.
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8.1 ALM-50001 Lan state

This alarm is reported when the LAN port of an EG860 is faulty and the link between the
EG860 and the device connected to it is unavailable.
Attribute
Alarm ID
Alarm Severity
Alarm Type
50001
Critical
Fault
Parameters
None
Impact on the System

Alarm Severity
Alarm Impact
Critical
The link between the EG860 and the device

(such as a PC or a camera) connected to it is
unavailable, and the device fails to connect to
the network.
System Actions
None
Possible Causes
Cause Category
Possible Cause
Environment
The network cable connection between the

EG860 and the device connected to it is
faulty.
Equipment
A connection fault occurs on the device

connected to the EG860.
Procedure
Check the network cable connection between the EG860 and the device connected to it.
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Related Information
None
8.2 ALM-50002 High Temperature

This alarm is reported when the temperature of an EG860 exceeds a preset threshold.
Attribute
Alarm ID
Alarm Severity
Alarm Type
50002
Major
Fault
Parameters
None

Alarm Severity
Alarm Impact
Major
Hardware may be damaged, and the EG860

fails to work properly, and services may be
interrupted.
System Actions
None
Possible Causes
Cause Category
Possible Cause
Environment
The ambient temperature is excessively high

and heat dissipation of the EG860 is poor.
Configuration
The alarm threshold is set to an inappropriate

value.
Procedure
l
Check whether any heat sources or devices that affect ambient temperature exist.
Query the alarm threshold.
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None
8.3 ALM 50003-RadioSignal Weak

This alarm is reported when the signals received by an EG860 are weak.
Attribute
Alarm ID
Alarm Severity
Alarm Type
50003
Major
Fault
Parameters
None

Alarm Severity
Alarm Impact
Major
Air interface signals received by the EG860

are weak and services may be affected.
System Actions
None
Possible Causes
Cause Category
Possible Cause
Environment
The RF feeder connection of the EG860 is

faulty.
Configuration
The signals of the cell in which the EG860

resides are weak.
Procedure
l
Check whether the RF feeder connection of the EG860 is normal.
Check the signal strength in the cell in which the EG860 resides. To perform this check,
log in to the WebUI and choose System > Diagnosis.
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Glossary
This table provides the related glossary for reference.
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Glossary
Full Name
AAC
Advanced Audio Coding
AP
Access Point
APN
Access Point Name
CE
Conformite Europeenne
DC
Direct Current
DHCP
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
DMO
Direct Mode Operation
EEC
European Economic Community
ESD
Electrostatic Discharge
FE
Fast Ethernet
FTP
File Transfer Protocol
FTPS
File Transfer Protocol over SSL
GPS
Global Positioning System
ID
Identifier
IE
Internet Explorer
IMS
IP Multimedia Subsystem
IMSI
International Mobile Subscriber Identity
IoT
Internet of Things
IP
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Glossary
Full Name
IPv4
Internet Protocol version 4
L2TP
Layer Two Tunneling Protocol
LAN
Local Area Network
LTE
Long Term Evolution
MAC
Media Access Control
MIMO
Multiple Input Multiple Output
MP3
MPEG audio layer-3
MPLS
Multiprotocol Label Switching
MS
Mobile Station
MSTP
Multi-Service Transmission Platform
MTU
Max Transmission Unit
NMS
Network Management System
OTA
Over the Air
PC
Personal Computer
PCB
Printed Circuit Board
PCC
Policy and Charging Control
PIN
Personal Identification Number
PLMN
Public Land Mobile Network
PGND
Protection Ground
POE
Power Over Ethernet
PTT
Push To Talk
PVC
Polyvinyl Chloride
QoS
Quality of Service
RF
Radio Frequency
RoHS
Restriction of the Use of Certain Hazardous

Substances
RSRP
Reference Signal Received Power
SAR
Specific Absorption Rate
SDH
Synchronous Digital Hierarchy
SDP
Session Description Protocol

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Full Name
SELV
Safety Extra-low Voltage
SFTP
Secure File Transfer Protocol
SIM
Subscriber Identity Module
SMA
Sub-Miniature-A Connector
SSID
Service Set Identifier
TCP
Transmission Control Protocol
TFT
Thin Film Transistor
TMO
Trunking Mode Operation
TMSI
Temporary Mobile Subscriber Identity
TNV
Telecommunication Network Voltage
USB
Universal Serial Bus
VPN
Virtual Private Network
WAN
Wide Area Network
WebUI
Web User Interface
Wi-Fi
Wireless Fidelity
WLAN
Wireless Local Area Network
WMA
Windows Media Audio
WPS
Wi-Fi Protected Setup

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