Telekom Malaysia HSBB GPON Project: Method of Procedure Alcatel-Lucent 7360FX ISAM Turn Up Guide

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Telekom Malaysia HSBB GPON Project
Method of Procedure
Alcatel-Lucent 7360FX ISAM Turn Up Guide
Author: Norhisham Bin

Isnin
Document: Turn-up Guide
Version: 2.0
Status: Released
Last Revised: July 22, 2014
All rights reserved. Passing on and copying of this document, use and communication of its contents not permitted without written authorization from Alcatel-Lucent.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 PREFACE.........................................................................................4
2 COMPATIBILITY...............................................................................4
3 CONVENTIONS................................................................................4
4 PRE-CONFIGURATION STEPS............................................................4
4.1 EXTERNAL ALARM CABLING................................................................................4
4.2 CONNECT TO THE 7360FX ISAM VIA CRAFT TERMINAL..........................................6

5 OLT BASIC SETUP - INITIAL CONFIGURATION.....................................7
5.1 RESET THE SYSTEM WITH A CLEAN DATABASE.........................................................7
5.2 CONFIGURE SYSTEM CONTROLLER CARDS.............................................................7

5.3 CONFIGURE UPLINK PORTS..................................................................................7
5.4 CONFIGURE THRESHOLD CROSSING ALERT FOR UPLINK PORTS...................................7
5.5 CONFIGURE LINK AGGREGATION..........................................................................8

5.6 CONFIGURE MANAGEMENT VLAN........................................................................8
5.7 CONFIGURE SYSTEM IP ADDRESS........................................................................8
5.8 CONFIGURE SYSTEM ID.....................................................................................9

5.9 CONFIGURE SYSTEM PROMPT..............................................................................9
5.10 CONFIGURE SYSTEM LOGIN BANNER.....................................................................9
5.11 CONFIGURE SLOT BANDWIDTH............................................................................9

5.12 CONFIGURE SLOT NUMBERING & DHCP OPTION82 FORMAT....................................9
5.13 DISABLE PASSWORD AGING AND TELNET ACCESS AND SET TIMEOUT FOR OPERATOR LOGIN
10
5.14 CONFIGURE ENVIRONMENTAL ALARMS................................................................10
5.15 CONFIGURE NT REDUNDANCY..........................................................................10
5.16 CONFIGURE 8 QUEUE ON UPLINK PORTS.............................................................10
5.17 CONFIGURE THE SNMP COMMUNITIES................................................................11
5.18 SAVE THE CONFIGURATION...............................................................................12
5.19 CONFIGURE SNTP.......................................................................................... 12

5.20 CONFIGURE SYSLOG.......................................................................................12
5.21 PLAN ALL INSERTED CARDS..............................................................................12
5.22 CONFIGURE DEFAULT SOFTWARE FOR DIFFERENT ONT TYPES..................................12
5.23 REBOOT OLT................................................................................................13

6 SERVICE PROVISIONING - INITIAL CONFIGURATION..........................13
6.1 CREATE UPSTREAM BANDWIDTH PROFILES (DBA)................................................13
6.2 CREATE DOWNSTREAM SHAPER PROFILES...........................................................14
6.3 CREATE PBIT TO TC MAPPING PROFILES.............................................................16
6.4 CONFIGURE SYSTEM MULTICAST FOR IPTV SERVICE..............................................16
6.5 CREATE TM HSBB HSI SERVICE......................................................................17
6.6 CREATE TM HSBB IPTV SERVICE.....................................................................17

6.7 CREATE TM HSBB VOBB SERVICE...................................................................19
6.8 CREATE HSBA HSI HOME SERVICE (MAXIS_HOME).........................................20
6.9 CREATE HSBA HSI BUSSINESS SERVICE (MAXIS_BUSSINESS).........................21
6.10 CREATE HSBA TR69 SERVICE (MAXIS_TR69)..................................................21
6.11 CREATE HSBA IPTV SERVICE (MAXIS_IPTV).....................................................22
6.12 CREATE HSBA VOBB SERVICE (MAXIS_VOBB).................................................24
6.13 ENABLE THE PON PORTS.................................................................................24
7 SERVICE PROVISIONING – SAMPLE SERVICE CONFIGURATION...........25

7.1 CREATE ONT INFRASTRUCTURE........................................................................25
7.2 CONFIGURE ONT UNI WITH DEFAULT SETTING.....................................................25
7.3 CREATE TM HSBB HSI SERVICE (RGW)...........................................................26

7.4 CREATE TM HSBB HSI SERVICE (NO RG).........................................................27
7.5 CREATE TM HSBB VOD + MULTICAST SERVICE (RGW).......................................27
7.6 CREATE TM HSBB VOD + MULTICAST SERVICE (NO RG)....................................27
7.7 CREATE TM HSBB VOBB SERVICE (VOICE ON ONT)...........................................28
7.8 CREATE HSBA HSI SERVICE (MAXIS_HSI_HOME).............................................29
7.9 CREATE HSBA TR69 SERVICE (MAXIS_TR69)..................................................29
7.10 CREATE HSBA IPTV SERVICE (MAXIS_IPTV).....................................................29
7.11 CREATE HSBA VOBB SERVICE (VOICE ON RGW – MAXIS_VOBB)........................29
8 SERVICE TERMINATION..................................................................30
8.1 DELETE TAGGED SERVICE ON RGW..................................................................30
8.2 DELETE UNTAGGED SERVICE ON ONT UNI.........................................................30
8.3 DELETE VOBB SERVICE (VOICE ON ONT)..........................................................30
8.4 DELETE ONT UNI.......................................................................................... 31
8.5 DELETE ONT CARD........................................................................................31
8.6 DELETE ONT INFRASTRUCTURE.........................................................................31
9 USEFUL SHOW COMMANDS............................................................32
9.1 DISPLAY CONFIGURATION OF IHUB AND GPON.....................................................32
9.2 SHOW THE STATUS OF PORT AND LAG INTERFACE..................................................32
9.3 SHOW THE STATUS OF LT CARD, PON, ONT AND UNI PORT...................................32
9.4 SHOW THE STATUS OF NT-A AND NT-B REDUNDANCY...........................................32

9.5 FORCED NT SWITCH-OVER AND RESET NT-B’S CTRL-STATUS...................................32
9.6 SHOW THE STATUS OF DHCP SESSION AND MAC LEARNING...................................32
10 DOCUMENT HISTORY..................................................................33
1 Preface
This document describes the process of configuring a 7360FX ISAM (FX-8)
for use in Telekom Malaysia network.
2 Compatibility
This document supports the configuration of the 7360FX ISAM (FX-8) with
the following release: ISAM R4.6.01a or higher
3 Conventions
The following conventions are used throughout this document:
 Courier New font: denotes to be entered commands, and their output.
 The # prompt denotes login as root
 The > prompt denotes login as normal user
 Bold italics Arial font: denotes GUI actions (menu selections or buttons).
4 Pre-configuration steps
4.1 External Alarm cabling
CO Alarm
The external alarm cable is a cable with 1 DSUB-15 connector (code 3FE
60640 GA; length 10 m)
Below shows how the cable must be connected to the FX-8 subrack
Below shows a description of the connector pinning
Note: The twisted pairs are used to link the A-wire and B-wire of each
signal, for example, the blue-white twisted pair is used for Miscellaneous
Alarm 1A wire and B wire respectively.
Note: The input alarms are implemented using Normally Closed (NC) relays
(i.e. closed when no power is applied). The output alarms are indicated by a
short circuit.
Note: The following applies for the external CO alarm signals:
• Maximum current drain is 100 mA
• Voltage is determined by supply voltage (48 or 60 V)
• The BATRET voltage of the Alarm wire is different from the BATRET
voltage of the power plant (due to the voltage drop in the feeding cables).
It is strongly advised to add extra inline 100 mA fuses in the BATRET
connections to comply in a safe way with the maximum current drain of 100
mA in the BATRET wire.
4.2 Connect to the 7360FX ISAM via Craft Terminal

Connect the PC’s Serial port to the craft port of the 7360FX ISAM (LCMI). The
craft port is located on the FANT-F card (connect to Active card).
Pin-out of RJ45 connector:

Sign
al Description Pin Type
RI_DS
R Data-Set-Ready 1 O
DCD Data-Carrier-Detect 2 O
DTR Data-Terminal-Ready 3 I
EG Signal Ground 4 Ref
RXD Receive-Data 5 O
TXD Transmit-Data 6 I
CTS Clear-To-Send 7 O
RTS Request-To-Send 8 I
Open HyperTerminal (or equivalent) and setup the serial connection with
following parameters:
As soon as you connect the system will show following prompt:

Would you like a CLI(C) or a TL1 login(T) or TL1 normal session(N) ? [N]:
Choose ‘C’ to enter the TL1. The factory username and password are:
 Username = isadmin
 Password = i$@mad-
This password needs to be changed on first logon. Please change it to

“ans#150” (without the quotes)
5 OLT Basic Setup - Initial configuration

5.1 Reset the system with a clean database
Remove any existing configuration.
admin software-mngt oswp 1 activate clear-db
Note: OLT NT (both) needs to be plugout / re-plugin so that the system will
come up with an empty database. Follow step 4.2 to re-connect to the
system.
5.2 Configure System Controller Cards

Configure the NT cards
configure equipment slot nt-a planned-type fant-f unlock
configure equipment slot nt-b planned-type fant-f unlock
5.3 Configure uplink ports

Configure 2 types of uplinks to connect to the network. Port 1 on NT-A and
port 1 on NT-B in 10GE mode for LAG (Link Aggregation). Port 2 NT-A in 10GE
mode for simplex connection
For LAG-NPE connection:

configure port nt-a:xfp:1 ethernet speed 10000
configure port nt-a:xfp:1 no shutdown
configure port nt-b:xfp:1 ethernet speed 10000
configure port nt-b:xfp:1 no shutdown
For Simplex NPE connection:

configure port nt-a:xfp:2 ethernet speed 10000
configure port nt-a:xfp:2 no shutdown
Note: The ports have a MTU of 2000 Bytes configured by default
5.4 Configure Threshold Crossing Alert for uplink ports

Enable TCA alarm reporting
configure alarm entry tca-outputbw severity major reporting
logging
configure alarm entry tca-inputbw severity major reporting
logging
Threshold setting in percentage and tca-interval is in 15-min interval (max =

32)
Below example is for 70% threshold and 4hr interval before alarm is
generated
For LAG-NPE connection:
configure port nt-a:xfp:1 ethernet tca-interval 16
configure port nt-a:xfp:1 ethernet tca-threshold outputbw 70
configure port nt-a:xfp:1 ethernet tca-threshold inputbw 70
configure port nt-b:xfp:1 ethernet tca-interval 16
configure port nt-b:xfp:1 ethernet tca-threshold outputbw 70
configure port nt-b:xfp:1 ethernet tca-threshold inputbw 70
For Simplex NPE connection:
configure port nt-a:xfp:2 ethernet tca-interval 16
configure port nt-a:xfp:2 ethernet tca-threshold outputbw 70
configure port nt-a:xfp:2 ethernet tca-threshold inputbw 70
5.5 Configure Link Aggregation

Configure Link Aggregation on the 2 uplink ports towards IP-Core (If
required)
configure lag 1
configure lag 1 description "10G-LAG"
configure lag 1 mode access
configure lag 1 encap-type dot1q
configure lag 1 port nt-a:xfp:1
configure lag 1 port nt-b:xfp:1
configure lag 1 lacp active
configure lag 1 no shutdown
Note: Default is load-sharing between all links in LAG, the hashing

mechanism is as follows:
 For L2 traffic hashing algorithm will use following keys dstmac +
srcmac + Vlan ID + Ether TYPE + INPORT
 For IP traffic hashing algorithm will use following keys OuterVlan
ID+src-ip + dst-ip + IP PROTO+TCP/UDP-SRC+TCP/UDP-DST+INPORT
Note: The bold part needs to be replaced by the actual value found on the
node information sheet
5.6 Configure management VLAN

Assign the management VLAN to Link Aggregation Group.
configure service vpls 200 customer 1 v-vpls vlan 200 create
configure service vpls 200 description "Management vlan"
For LAG port

configure service vpls 200 sap lag-1:200 create
configure service vpls 200 no shutdown
For Single port

configure service vpls 200 sap nt-a:xfp:2:200 create
5.7 Configure System IP address

Assign the management IP address and routing table.
configure service ies 201 customer 1 interface oamip create
configure service ies 201 interface oamip address
10.248.125.4/24
configure service ies 201 interface oamip sap nt:vp:1:200 create
configure service ies 201 no shutdown
configure router static-route 0.0.0.0/0 next-hop 10.248.125.3
Note: System is now reachable from EMS
5.8 Configure System ID

Configure the system name.
configure system id PUJ_001
5.9 Configure System Prompt

Configure the system prompt to represent the system name and use type
based LT numbering.
configure system security operator isadmin prompt "%s:
%n@PUJ_001%d%c"
Note: The total length of the prompt string needs to be less or equal than
28 characters. This means the system ID can only be 18 characters.
5.10 Configure system login banner

Configure the system CLI login banner
configure system security login-banner "Access to the OLT system

is for authorized staff only"
configure system security welcome-banner "Alcatel-Lucent 7360FX
ISAM"
5.11 Configure Slot Bandwidth

Configure the system slot bandwidth between the switching matrix and the
Line cards (value is speed between line card and each controller)
configure system max-lt-link-speed link-speed forty-gb
5.12 Configure Slot Numbering & DHCP Option82 Format

Configure the slot numbering format and the DHCP Option82 format
configure system security profile admin slot-numbering type-
based
configure system port-num-in-proto type-based
configure system loop-id-syntax efm-based-pon "Access_Node_ID
PON Rack/Frame/Slot/Port:ONU"
Note: After setting this slot numbering the operator needs to logout and
login again to activate the new setting
5.13 Disable password aging and Telnet access and set timeout for
operator login
Disable the password aging and Telnet access and set session time out for
operator login (if required)
configure system security ssh access tl1 udp-ssh-telnet
configure system security ssh access cli telnet-ssh
configure system security profile admin password-timeout 0
configure system security ssh server-profile idle-timeout 300
5.14 Configure NT Redundancy

Enable NT redundancy:
configure equipment protection-group 1 admin-status unlock
configure equipment protection-element nt-a redcy-ctrl-status
normal
5.15 Configure the SNMP communities

To allow 5520AMS access , the host-address used is the IP address of the
AMS, optionally this can be set to a subnet or 0.0.0.0/0 to allow access to all
hosts.
configure system security snmp community public@ALc135790aLu
host-address 10.41.58.16/32 context nt
configure system security snmp community NETMAN@ALc135790aLu
host-address 10.41.58.16/32 context ihub
5.16 Save the configuration

admin software-mngt ihub database save-protected
5.17 Reboot OLT

admin equipment reboot-isam without-self-test
5.18 Configure SNTP

Configure SNTP server for network time synchronization.
configure system sntp server-ip-addr 10.41.58.16 timezone-offset
480 enable
configure system sntp server-table ip-address 10.41.58.16
priority 2
configure system time ntp server 10.41.58.16
configure system time ntp no shutdown
Note: The NTP server IP points to External Server
5.19 Configure Syslog

Configure Syslog server for logging of all activities on OLT CLI.
configure system syslog destination Syslog type
udp:10.242.12.71:514:unlimited
configure system syslog route Syslog msg-type all facility
local0 emergency alert critical error warning notice information
debug
5.20 Configure RADIUS

Configure RADIUS server for remote authentication login into OLT.
configure system security radius auth-server TMAuth1 router-

instance base ip-address 10.41.58.70 secret MHBVJPMWZVT2013
dead-interval 180
configure system security radius auth-server TMAuth2 router-

dead-interval 180
configure system security radius acc-server TMAcc1 router-

dead-interval 180
configure system security radius acc-server TMAcc2 router-

dead-interval 180
configure system security radius policy TMPolicy nas-id PUJ_G001

nas-ip-address 10.242.251.4
configure system security radius policy TMPolicy servers 1 auth-

server name:TMAuth1 auth-router-inst base priority 1 acc-server
name:TMAcc1
configure system security radius policy TMPolicy servers 2 auth-

server name:TMAuth2 auth-router-inst base priority 2 acc-server
name:TMAcc2
configure system security radius operator-policy name:TMPolicy
configure system security domain TMDomain authenticator

radius:TMPolicy sess-timeout 10
configure system security conn-profile TMRadiusConn version 1

domain-name TMDomain reject-inv-domain
configure system security conn-policy conn-profile-name
TMRadiusConn
5.21 Plan all inserted cards

Configure cards in the system
configure equipment slot lt:1/1/[1...16] planned-type nglt-c
unlock
5.22 Configure default Software for different ONT types
Download the desired ONT software to the OLT ONT software directory as
per below:
/pub/OntSw/Download/FE54799AOCI95
Provision the software that will be used when new ONTs are connected.
For I-240G-T:
configure equipment ont sw-ctrl 1 hw-version 3FE55142* plnd-sw-
ver-conf 3FE54799AOCI95 plnd-sw-version 3FE54799AOCI95 sw-
dwload-ver 3FE54799AOCI95
6 Service Provisioning - Initial configuration

6.1 Create Upstream Bandwidth Profiles (DBA)
Create Bandwidth profiles according to the type of service. These profiles
regulate the DBA bandwidth and priority.
configure qos profiles bandwidth 256K_UP committed-info-rate 256
assured-info-rate 256 excessive-info-rate 256 delay-tolerance 8
configure qos profiles bandwidth 512K_UP committed-info-rate 512
configure qos profiles bandwidth 512K_UP_CCS committed-info-rate
512 assured-info-rate 512 excessive-info-rate 512 delay-
tolerance 8
configure qos profiles bandwidth 4M_UP_IPTV committed-info-rate
tolerance 8

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configure qos profiles bandwidth 2M_UP committed-info-rate 0

assured-info-rate 0 excessive-info-rate 100000 delay-tolerance
32
configure qos profiles bandwidth TM_HSI_200M_up committed-info-
rate 0 assured-info-rate 0 excessive-info-rate 200000 delay-
tolerance 32
configure qos profiles bandwidth TM_HSI_15M_up committed-info-
tolerance 32
configure qos profiles bandwidth TM_IPTV_8M_up committed-info-
tolerance 8
configure qos profiles bandwidth TM_VOIP_256K_up committed-info-
tolerance 8
configure qos profiles bandwidth TM_VOIP_512K_up committed-info-
tolerance 8
6.2 Create Downstream Shaper Profiles
Create Bandwidth profiles according to the type of service. These profiles
are used for rate shaping on Line card in downstream direction per T-CONT:
configure qos profiles shaper 256K_DOWN committed-info-rate 256
committed-burst-size 0 excess-info-rate 256 type
singletokenbucketgpon
configure qos profiles shaper 512K_DOWN committed-info-rate 512
configure qos profiles shaper 512K_DOWN_CCS committed-info-rate
512 committed-burst-size 0 excess-info-rate 512 type

configure qos profiles shaper 4M_DOWN_IPTV committed-info-rate 0
configure qos profiles shaper 10M_DOWN_IPTV committed-info-rate

configure qos profiles shaper 2M_DOWN committed-info-rate 0


configure qos profiles shaper TM_HSI_200M_down committed-info-
rate 0 committed-burst-size 0 excess-info-rate 200000 type
configure qos profiles shaper TM_HSI_15M_down committed-info-
configure qos profiles shaper TM_IPTV_8M_down committed-info-
configure qos profiles shaper TM_VOIP_256K_down committed-info-
configure qos profiles shaper TM_VOIP_512K_down committed-info-
Note: In downstream no AIR is available. CIR is only used for CAC on

provisioned services as every ONT is individually rate shaped.
6.3 Create Pbit to TC Mapping Profiles

Create P-Bit to Traffic Class mapping profiles.
For TM HSBB Unifi services:
configure qos profiles ingress-qos TM_HSI_TC0 dot1-p0-tc 0 dot1-
p1-tc 0 dot1-p2-tc 0 dot1-p3-tc 0 dot1-p4-tc 0 dot1-p5-tc 0
dot1-p6-tc 0 dot1-p7-tc 0
configure qos profiles ingress-qos TM_CCS_TC4 dot1-p0-tc 4 dot1-
p1-tc 4 dot1-p2-tc 4 dot1-p3-tc 4 dot1-p4-tc 4 dot1-p5-tc 4
configure qos profiles ingress-qos TM_IPTV_TC5 dot1-p0-tc 5
dot1-p1-tc 5 dot1-p2-tc 5 dot1-p3-tc 5 dot1-p4-tc 5 dot1-p5-tc 5
configure qos profiles ingress-qos TM_VOIP_TC6 dot1-p0-tc 6
dot1-p1-tc 6 dot1-p2-tc 6 dot1-p3-tc 6 dot1-p4-tc 6 dot1-p5-tc 6
6.4 Configure System Multicast for IPTV Service

Enable Multicast on System Level:
configure igmp system src-ip-address 10.248.125.4 query-interval
30 start user-igmp-version 3 netw-igmp-version 3
Create cac profile for PON maximum multicast bandwidth:

configure qos profiles cac PONMCBW_400M res-voice-bandwidth 0
max-mcast-bandwidth 400000 res-data-bandwidth 0 cac-type pon-cac
Create QoS Profile for Self-Generated-Traffic for OLT IGMP messages, set
default P-Bit to 5:
configure qos-servicerouter sgt 5 create
configure qos-servicerouter sgt 5 default-dot1p 5
Note: The above qos profile is for TM HSBB IPTV service which is using
priority bit 5. If any HSBA IPTV services is not using the same priority bit,
please create another qos profile accordingly and apply it to the v-vpls of
that particular HSBA IPTV service.
node information sheet.
6.5 Create TM HSBB HSI Service

Create TM HSI Service v-VPLS:
configure service vpls 500 description "HSI (HSBB)"
configure service vpls 500 sap lt:1/1/1:500 create
Create TM HSI HOME VLAN:

configure vlan id 500 mode residential-bridge name HSI in-qos-
prof-name name:TM_HSI_TC0 new-broadcast enable new-secure-fwd
enable
configure vlan id 500 pppoe-relay-tag configurable circuit-id-
pppoe physical-id remote-id-pppoe customer-id
6.6 Create TM HSBB CCS Service

Create TM CCS Service v-VPLS:
configure service vpls 209 description "CCS (HSBB)"
Create TM CCS VLAN:

configure vlan id 209 mode residential-bridge name CCS in-qos-
prof-name name:TM_CCS_TC4 new-broadcast enable new-secure-fwd
enable
configure vlan id 209 dhcp-opt-82 circuit-id-dhcp physical-id
remote-id-dhcp customer-id
6.7 Create TM HSBB IPTV Service

Create TM HSBB IPTV Service v-VPLS:
configure service vpls 600 description "IPTV (HSBB)"

configure service vpls 600 sgt-qos 5
configure service vpls 600 sap nt-a:xfp:2:600 igmp-snooping
mrouter-port
configure service vpls 600 sap lag-1:600 igmp-snooping mrouter-
port
configure service vpls 600 sap lt:1/1/1:600 igmp-snooping send-
queries
queries
queries
queries
queries
queries
queries
queries
queries
configure service vpls 600 sap lt:1/1/10:600 igmp-snooping
send-queries
send-queries
send-queries

send-queries
send-queries
send-queries
send-queries
configure service vpls 600 igmp-snooping report-src-ip

10.248.125.4
configure service vpls 600 igmp-snooping query-src-ip
10.248.125.4
configure service vpls 600 igmp-snooping no shutdown
Create Multicast VLAN:

configure vlan id 600 mode residential-bridge name IPTV in-qos-
prof-name name:TM_IPTV_TC5 new-broadcast enable new-secure-fwd
enable
Create Multicast Channels:

configure mcast chn 239.192.100.[1...100] src-ip-addr
10.0.194.208 vlan-id 600 guaranteed-serv peak-bit-rate 8000
configure mcast chn 239.192.100.224 src-ip-addr 10.0.194.208
vlan-id 600 guaranteed-serv peak-bit-rate 8000

6.8 Create TM HSBB VOIP Service

Create TM HSBB VOIP Service v-VPLS:
configure service vpls 400 description "VOIP (HSBB)"
Create TM HSBB VOBB VLAN:

configure vlan id 400 mode residential-bridge name VOIP in-qos-
prof-name name:TM_VOIP_TC6 new-broadcast enable new-secure-fwd
enable
6.9 Enable the PON ports

Enable All PONs on LT card. Set Differential reach to 40km and closest ONT
to 0km.
configure pon interface 1/1/1/[1...8] diff-reach 40 closest-ont
0 admin-state up
0 admin-state up
0 admin-state up
0 admin-state up
0 admin-state up
0 admin-state up
0 admin-state up
0 admin-state up
0 admin-state up
0 admin-state up
0 admin-state up
0 admin-state up
0 admin-state up
0 admin-state up
0 admin-state up
0 admin-state up
Set PON downstream number of queue to 8 and set PON multicast

bandwidth to 400M
configure qos interface pon:1/1/1/[1...8] ds-num-queue 8 cac-
profile name:PONMCBW_400M

7 Service Provisioning – Sample Service Configuration

7.1 Create ONT Infrastructure
Create ONTs using SLID Password.
configure equipment ont interface 1/1/5/1/10 sw-ver-pland AUTO
sernum ALCL:00000000 subslocid 0000000001 voip-allowed enable
enable-aes enable
configure equipment ont interface 1/1/5/1/10 admin-state up
configure qos interface ont:1/1/5/1/10 us-num-queue 8 scheduler-
node name:NGLT_Default
configure equipment ont slot 1/1/5/1/10/1 planned-card-type
10_100base plndnumdataports 4 plndnumvoiceports 0 admin-state up
configure equipment ont slot 1/1/5/1/10/2 planned-card-type pots
plndnumdataports 0 plndnumvoiceports 2 admin-state up
7.2 Configure ONT UNI with Default setting
configure interface port uni:1/1/5/1/10/1/1 admin-up

configure bridge port 1/1/5/1/10/1/1 max-unicast-mac 16

configure qos interface 1/1/5/1/10/1/1 scheduler-node
name:NGLT_Default cac-profile name:FD_GponVideo
configure qos interface 1/1/5/1/10/1/1 upstream-queue [0...7]
priority 1 weight 1 bandwidth-profile none
configure qos interface 1/1/5/1/10/1/1 queue [0...7] priority 1
weight 1 shaper-profile none
7.3 Create TM HSBB HSI Service (RGW)

Create TM HSBB HSI service on port 1.
configure qos interface 1/1/5/1/10/1/1 upstream-queue 0 weight 0
bandwidth-profile name:20M_UP bandwidth-sharing uni-sharing
configure qos interface 1/1/5/1/10/1/1 queue 0 priority 1 weight
0 shaper-profile name:20M_DOWN
configure bridge port 1/1/5/1/10/1/1 vlan-id 500 tag single-
tagged network-vlan 500 vlan-scope local
7.4 Create TM HSBB HSI Service (No RG)

Create TM HSBB HSI service on port 1 (untagged).
configure qos interface 1/1/5/1/10/1/1 upstream-queue 0 weight 0
bandwidth-profile name:20M_UP bandwidth-sharing uni-sharing
0 shaper-profile name:20M_DOWN
configure bridge port 1/1/5/1/10/1/1 vlan-id 500 tag untagged
network-vlan 500 vlan-scope local
configure bridge port 1/1/5/1/10/1/1 pvid 500 default-priority 0
7.5 Create TM HSBB VOD + Multicast Service (RGW)

Create TM HSBB VOD service on port 1
configure qos interface 1/1/5/1/10/1/1 upstream-queue 5 priority
6 weight 0 bandwidth-profile name:8M_UP_IPTV bandwidth-sharing
uni-sharing
0 shaper-profile name:8M_DOWN_IPTV
configure bridge port 1/1/5/1/10/1/1 vlan-id 600 tag single-
tagged network-vlan 600 vlan-scope local
configure igmp channel vlan:1/1/5/1/10/1/1:600 max-num-group 64

max-msg-rate 16
configure igmp channel vlan:1/1/5/1/10/1/1:600 no preview-
packages [1...1024]
7.6 Create TM HSBB VOD + Multicast Service (No RG)

Create TM HSBB VOD service on port 4 (untagged).
configure qos interface 1/1/5/1/10/1/4 upstream-queue 5 priority
6 weight 0 bandwidth-profile name:8M_UP_IPTV bandwidth-sharing
uni-sharing
0 shaper-profile name:8M_DOWN_IPTV
configure bridge port 1/1/5/1/10/1/4 vlan-id 600 tag untagged
network-vlan 600 vlan-scope local
configure bridge port 1/1/5/1/10/1/4 pvid 600 default-priority 5
configure igmp channel vlan:1/1/5/1/10/1/4:600 max-num-group 64
max-msg-rate 16
configure igmp channel vlan:1/1/5/1/10/1/4:600 no preview-
packages [1...1024]
7.7 Create TM HSBB VOBB Service (Voice on ONT)

Create Voice Infrastructure:
configure qos interface 1/1/5/1/10/voip scheduler-node
name:NGLT_Default
configure qos interface 1/1/5/1/10/voip upstream-queue [0...7]
priority 1 weight 1 bandwidth-profile none
configure qos interface 1/1/5/1/10/voip queue [0...7] priority 1
weight 1 shaper-profile none
configure qos interface 1/1/5/1/10/voip upstream-queue 6

priority 7 weight 0 bandwidth-profile name:512K_UP bandwidth-
sharing uni-sharing
configure qos interface 1/1/5/1/10/voip queue 6 priority 7
weight 0 shaper-profile name:512K_DOWN
configure bridge port 1/1/5/1/10/voip max-unicast-mac 4

configure bridge port 1/1/5/1/10/voip vlan-id 400 tag single-

tagged vlan-scope local
configure bridge port 1/1/5/1/10/voip pvid 400
configure voice ont service 1/1/5/1/10/1 conf-method ftp ftp-

user-name ontftp ftp-passwd ont123 ftp-serv-ip-addr
172.16.254.10 dhcp enabled voip-mode sip1 voip-dscp 46 conf-
file-name sip/d/pub/TM_9043-44.xml vlan 400 admin-state unlocked
configure interface port voip:1/1/5/1/10 admin-up
For 1 POTS service

configure voice ont pots 1/1/5/1/10/2/1 admin-state unlocked
For 2 POTS service

node information sheet.
Note: For the Voice on ONT service, the upstream voice traffic will
depend on the ingress-qos profile assigned to VOICE VLAN. As per
agreed, since the VOICE VLAN is assigned to allow all 8 pbits to pass
through, therefore all upstream VOICE traffic will be tied to pbit 7.
8 Service Termination
8.1 Delete Tagged Service on RGW
Delete tagged service from port 1
configure bridge port 1/1/2/2/10/1/1 no vlan-id 500
exit all
configure qos interface 1/1/2/2/10/1/1 upstream-queue 0
bandwidth-profile none
configure qos interface 1/1/2/2/10/1/1 queue 0 shaper-profile
none
exit all
Note: The bold part needs to be replaced by the actual ONT-UNI Id to be

provisioned.
8.2 Delete Untagged Service on ONT UNI

Delete untagged services from port 1
configure bridge port 1/1/2/2/10/1/1 no pvid
configure bridge port 1/1/2/2/10/1/1 no vlan-id 500
exit all
configure qos interface 1/1/2/2/10/1/1 upstream-queue 0

configure qos interface 1/1/2/2/10/1/1 queue 0 shaper-profile
none
exit all
Note: The bold part needs to be replaced by the actual ONT-ONI Id to be

provisioned.
8.3 Delete VOBB Service (Voice on ONT)

Delete VOIP services from ONT
configure voice ont pots 1/1/2/2/10/2/[1...2] admin-state locked
configure interface port voip:1/1/2/2/10 no admin-up
configure voice ont service 1/1/2/2/10/1 admin-state locked
configure voice ont no service 1/1/2/2/10/1
exit all
configure bridge port 1/1/2/2/10/voip no vlan-id 400
configure qos interface 1/1/2/2/10/voip upstream-queue 6
configure qos interface 1/1/2/2/10/voip queue 6 shaper-profile
none
exit all

provisioned.
8.4 Delete ONT UNI

configure interface port uni:1/1/2/2/10/1/1 no admin-up
configure bridge no port 1/1/2/2/10/1/1
Note: The bold part needs to be replaced by the actual ONT-UNI Id to be

provisioned.
8.5 Delete ONT Card

Delete ONT Card
configure equipment ont slot 1/1/2/2/10/1 admin-state down
configure equipment ont no slot 1/1/2/2/10/1
configure equipment ont slot 1/1/2/2/10/2 admin-state down

configure equipment ont no slot 1/1/2/2/10/2
Note: The bold part needs to be replaced by the actual ONT Id to be

provisioned.
8.6 Delete ONT Infrastructure

Delete ONT.
configure equipment ont interface 1/1/2/2/10 admin-state down
configure equipment ont no interface 1/1/2/2/10
Note: The bold part needs to be replaced by the actual ONT Id to be

provisioned.
9 Useful show commands

9.1 Display configuration of iHub and GPON
isadmin># admin display-config
isadmin># info configure flat
9.2 Show the status of port and lag interface

isadmin># show port nt-a:xfp:1
isadmin># show lag
isadmin># show lag 1 detail
9.3 Show the status of LT card, PON, ONT and UNI port
isadmin># show equipment slot
isadmin># show interface port pon:1/1/2/2
isadmin># show interface port ont:1/1/2/2/10
isadmin># show interface port uni:1/1/2/2/10/1/[1...2]
9.4 Show the status of NT-A and NT-B Redundancy

isadmin># show equipment protection-group 1
isadmin># show equipment protection-element nt-a
isadmin># show equipment protection-element nt-b
9.5 Forced NT Switch-over and reset NT-B’s ctrl-status

isadmin># configure equipment protection-element nt-b redcy-
ctrl-status forced_active
Note: the below command is required to set “normal” from

“forced-active”
isadmin># configure equipment protection-element nt-b redcy-

ctrl-status normal
9.6 Show the status of DHCP session and MAC learning

isadmin># show dhcp-relay session
isadmin># show service fdb-mac | match 9a:da:d5:
isadmin># show service fdb-mac | match 9a:da:d5:ad:06:f0
isadmin># show vlan bridge-port-fdb
isadmin># show vlan bridge-port-fdb | match exact:00:10:94:

provisioned.
10 Document History
Versio Date Author(s) Description/Comment

n
1.0 December Norhisham Document Creation
20th 2013 Isnin
2.0 July 22nd Simon Lee Updated profiles and focus on HSBB
2014 services only
3.0 October Simon Lee 1. Removal of step 5.14 –
13th 2014 Environment Alarm
2. Amend step 5.18 – Require to
reboot OLT before continue with
SNTP configuration.
3. Amend igmp system query-interval
from 125 to 30.
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4.2 CONNECT TO THE 7360FX ISAM VIA CRAFT TERMINAL..........................................6

5.2 CONFIGURE SYSTEM CONTROLLER CARDS.............................................................7

5.4 CONFIGURE THRESHOLD CROSSING ALERT FOR UPLINK PORTS...................................7

5.5 CONFIGURE LINK AGGREGATION..........................................................................8

5.8 CONFIGURE SYSTEM ID.....................................................................................9

5.11 CONFIGURE SLOT BANDWIDTH............................................................................9

5.17 CONFIGURE THE SNMP COMMUNITIES................................................................11

5.18 SAVE THE CONFIGURATION...............................................................................12

5.19 CONFIGURE SNTP.......................................................................................... 12

5.22 CONFIGURE DEFAULT SOFTWARE FOR DIFFERENT ONT TYPES..................................12

5.23 REBOOT OLT................................................................................................13

6.6 CREATE TM HSBB IPTV SERVICE.....................................................................17

7 SERVICE PROVISIONING – SAMPLE SERVICE CONFIGURATION...........25

7.3 CREATE TM HSBB HSI SERVICE (RGW)...........................................................26

9.4 SHOW THE STATUS OF NT-A AND NT-B REDUNDANCY...........................................32

9.6 SHOW THE STATUS OF DHCP SESSION AND MAC LEARNING...................................32

Below shows a description of the connector pinning

4.2 Connect to the 7360FX ISAM via Craft Terminal

Pin-out of RJ45 connector:

As soon as you connect the system will show following prompt:

This password needs to be changed on first logon. Please change it to

5 OLT Basic Setup - Initial configuration

5.2 Configure System Controller Cards

5.3 Configure uplink ports

For LAG-NPE connection:

For Simplex NPE connection:

Note: The ports have a MTU of 2000 Bytes configured by default

5.4 Configure Threshold Crossing Alert for uplink ports

Threshold setting in percentage and tca-interval is in 15-min interval (max =

5.5 Configure Link Aggregation

Note: Default is load-sharing between all links in LAG, the hashing

5.6 Configure management VLAN

For LAG port

For Single port

5.7 Configure System IP address

5.8 Configure System ID

5.9 Configure System Prompt

5.10 Configure system login banner

configure system security login-banner "Access to the OLT system

5.11 Configure Slot Bandwidth

5.12 Configure Slot Numbering & DHCP Option82 Format

5.14 Configure NT Redundancy

5.15 Configure the SNMP communities

5.16 Save the configuration

5.17 Reboot OLT

5.18 Configure SNTP

Note: The NTP server IP points to External Server

5.19 Configure Syslog

5.20 Configure RADIUS

configure system security radius auth-server TMAuth1 router-

configure system security radius auth-server TMAuth2 router-

configure system security radius acc-server TMAcc1 router-

configure system security radius acc-server TMAcc2 router-

configure system security radius policy TMPolicy nas-id PUJ_G001

configure system security radius policy TMPolicy servers 1 auth-