Customer Release Notes

Nokia ONT BBD Release 21.04

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Table of contents
Contents
1 Introduction 4
1.1 About this document ...........................................................................4
1.2 How to read this document .................................................................4
1.3 Purpose for release .............................................................................4
1.4 ONT customer documentation ............................................................5
1.5 Finding documentation on the Nokia website .....................................6
1.6 Downloading software or documentation packages from Nokia .........7
1.7 Operational software information ........................................................8

2 Application notes 10
2.1 ONT hardware and general considerations and limitations ..............10
2.2 Upgrade or migration considerations and limitations ........................14
2.3 Package P considerations and limitations ........................................14
2.4 Package S considerations and limitations ........................................23
2.5 Package N considerations and limitations ........................................27
2.6 Voice (Megaco/H.248) considerations and limitations ......................28
2.7 Provisioning recommendations .........................................................28
2.8 XML Files / Country adaptation configuration files ...........................29

3 Hardware and software compatibility 31

3.1 Compatible software .........................................................................31
3.2 Gateway and Nokia WiFi beacon compatibility.................................31
3.3 Voice interoperability .........................................................................34
3.4 Compatible hardware ........................................................................35

4 Open issues 44
4.1 Open critical issues ...........................................................................44
4.2 Open major issues ............................................................................44
4.3 Open minor issues ............................................................................56

5 Closed issues 64
5.1 Closed Security issues ......................................................................65

6 Terms and abbreviations 66

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1 Introduction
1.1 About this document
This document provides an overview of the hardware and software delivered for ONT in
Broadband Devices Release 21.04 (BBD R21.04) on December 31, 2021.
This Customer Release Notes (CRN) Edition 01 document is intended primarily for the system
administrators, installers, managers, lab personnel, engineering personnel, and other operators
who plan, implement, and upgrade telecommunications networks.

1.2 How to read this document

Some devices and functions described in this document will not be of interest. Search the
document for items of interest. This document should be read together with any accompanying
customer documentation. Only devices listed in section 3.4 Compatible hardware can use
software from this release.

1.3 Purpose for release

This release introduces fixes to existing functionality and introduces the following new features.

1.3.1 Hardware

• New hardware TW-210X-A for specific customer

• New variant of XS-2426G-A for specific customer
• New variant of G-240G-E for specific customer

1.3.2 Software

• Pop up message for specific customer

• Certifications for IOP with the ACS from NSIC on G-240W-E and G-240W-B -SD-WAN
solution Phase1
• [Security] Voice xml file to be protected from being exposed to all customers
• TR-069 over IPv6 for specific customer
• ONTs for UKCA marking
• Preconfig and WEBGUI improvement for specific customer
• OpenOMCI v2 for sepecific customer
• G-240W-B, G-240W-C TR-143 Speed Test Improvement for specific customer
• USP for TR369 phase 1
• Offline tool to generate downloadable configuration xml files

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1.4 ONT customer documentation

Table 1 lists the Nokia ONT customer documentation deliverables for this release. See
sections 1.5 or 1.6 of this CRN for instructions about how to access and download these
files. Any document referenced in the CRN applies to BBD R21.04.
Table 1 Nokia ONT Customer Documentation

Nokia ONT Customer Documentation Published

Part number Edition
Title in Release...

Customer Release Notes 3FE-47658-KAAA-FMZZA 1 BBD R21.04

Software Compatibility Matrix 3FE-47658-KAAA-TQZZA 1 BBD R21.04

Software Installation Procedures 3FE-47165-AAAA-RJZZA 12 BBD R20.04

Nokia ONT Configuration, Management, and

3FE-47156-AAAA-TCZZA 13 BBD R20.04
Troubleshooting Guide

Nokia ONT and CPE Glossary 3FE-47157-AAAA-TCZZA 14 BBD R21.01

Nokia ONT Hardware and Cabling Installation

3FE-47158-AAAA-TCZZA 12 BBD R20.04
Guide

Nokia ONT Power Supply and UPS Guide 3FE-47160-AAAA-TCZZA 17 BBD R21.03

Nokia ONT Product Overview 3FE-47159-AAAA-TCZZA 13 BBD R20.04

Nokia ONT and CPE VoIP Guide 3FE-47162-AAAA-TCZZA 13 BBD R20.04

TR-069 Service Configurations User Guide 3HH-10684-9012-TCZZA 4 BBD R21.03

Nokia ONT and CPE Security Technical Note 3FE-47161-AAAA-TCZZA 26 BBD R21.04

ONT product guides

Nokia ONT G-040G-A 3FE-47261-AAAA-TCZZA 11 BBD R21.03

Nokia ONT G-040G-B 3FE-49272-AAAA-TCZZA 4 BBD R21.03

Nokia ONT G-040W-B 3FE-47655-AAAA-TCZZA 11 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT G-0425G-A 3FE-49750-AAAA-TCZZA 3 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT G-0425G-B 3FE-49779-ABAA-TCZZA 2 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT G-120G-E 3FE-46953-AAAA-TCZZA 16 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT G-120W-F 3FE-46922-AAAA-TCZZA 19 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT G-140W-C 3FE-47171-ABAA-TCZZA 19 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT G-140W-F 3FE-47779-AAAA-TCZZA 12 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT G-140W-G 3FE-47831-AAAA-TCZZA 11 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT G-140W-H 3FE-48054-AAAA-TCZZA 13 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT G-1425G-A 3FE-77771-AAAA-TCZZA 6 BBD R21.04

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Nokia ONT G-240G-E 3FE-46920-AAAA-TCZZA 20 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT G-240W-B 3FE-56756-AAAA-TCZZA 19 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT G-240W-C 3FE-46256-AAAA-TCZZA 23 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT G-240W-E 3FE-47464-AAAA-TCZZA 14 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT G-240W-F 3FE-46597-AAAA-TCZZA 21 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT G-240W-G 3FE-47555-AAAA-TCZZA 16 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT G-240W-H 3FE-47388-AAAA-TCZZA 8 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT G-240W-J 3FE-48009-AAAA-TCZZA 12 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT G-240W-L 3FE-47860-AAAA-TCZZA 13 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT G-2425G-A 3FE-48292-ABAA-TCZZA 12 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT G-2425G-B 3FE-48293-ACAA-TCZZA 12 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT G-2426G-A 3FE-49220-AAAA-TCZZA 8 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT G-2426G-B 3FE-49441-ABAA-TCZZA 3 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT TW-210X-A 3FE-49706-AAAA-TCZZA 1 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT U-00160CP-P 3FE-47277-AAAA-TCZZA 12 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT U-090CP-P 3FE-47273-AAAA-TCZZA 13 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT XS-020X-A 3FE-48312-AAAA-TCZZA 15 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT XS-110G-A 3FE-49229-AAAA-TCZZA 4 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT XS-240W-A 3FE-48631-AAAA-TCZZA 16 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT XS-2426G-A 3FE-49348-AAAA-TCZZA 7 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT XS-250WX-A 3FE-48631-AAAA-TCZZA 16 BBD R21.04

Nokia ONT XS-250X-A 3FE-48114-AAAA-TCZZA 18 BBD R21.04

1.5 Finding documentation on the Nokia website

You have two options to access customer documentation on the Nokia website. Procedures for
each option are presented below.

1.5.1 Nokia Documentation Center

The Nokia Documentation Center provides access to the latest Nokia customer documentation.
To download individual PDFs of customer documents:
 Go to https://customer.nokia.com/support/s/.
 Click on Products and search for Nokia ONT (Optical Network Terminal) in the
search field.

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 Click on Documentation: Doc Center on the right to access the Nokia

Documentation Center.
 If necessary, log in to the Customer and Business Partner Portals (Sign in link at
the top right corner) with the username and password for your account. If you do
not have an account, click Register or contact your Nokia representative. Choose
Online Customer Support (OLCS).
 Filter the search results as needed (by release, content type, issue date, etc.).
 Click on the PDF icon to access a document.
 Note: if you have not already signed into the Customer and Partner Portals, you
will be prompted to sign in now.
 Note: Customer documentation is available at initial release for customers with
applicable Service Level Agreements or from your Nokia support
representative. Documentation is generally available to all customers at general
availability release.

1.6 Downloading software or documentation packages from Nokia

OLCS gives you access to the product software packages and user documentation package
downloads. If you are a new user and require access to this service, please contact your Nokia
sales representative.
To download documentation or software packages, perform the following:
 Go to https://customer.nokia.com/support/s/.
 Click on Products and search for Nokia ONT (Optical Network Terminal) in the
search field.
 Log in to the Nokia Customer and Business Partner Portals with the user name
and password for your OLCS account. A customized Customer Center page
opens.
 Click on Downloads: ALED on the right to access software download.
 Select the product categories and type of item to download (Documentation or a
software release number)
 To download documentation, drop-down menus appear that contain entries for
all the documentation packages for this product.
 To download software, drop-down menus appear that lists the software
releases in this directory.
 Choose an item from the drop-down menu and click Next. A download page
opens. This page contains detailed information about your download and gives
you two download options.
 Choose one of the following download options:

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 Enter a Download Directory and choose a Log Detail Level (the options are
Low, Medium, High), then click Download to start the file transfer.
 Click Download Plus to start the file transfer with the GetPlus download agent
and follow the instructions on the screen.
Note 1: The Download Plus button may not be available on the software
download page. The system prompts you to install a browser plug-in to
activate this download option and provides you with installation instructions.
Some browser versions do not support the Download Plus plug-in.
Note 2: Customer documentation is available at initial release for customers
with applicable Service Level Agreements or from your Nokia support
representative. Software is generally available to all customers at general
availability release.

1.7 Operational software information

Table 2 identifies the software package and its contents.

Table 2 Software package contents

Item Identification

GPON ONT BBD R21.04 software kit (TAR file) ONT_21.04.tar

See the Nokia ONT Software Compatibility Matrix for more information.
Operational software builds
See section 1.5 to learn how to access documentation

Management files

GPON ONT flat file that provides release mapping

ONT_Release_Mapping.txt
information for network management.

EPON ONT flat file that provides release mapping

EONU_Release_Mapping.txt
information for network management.

Licensing

Package_document The product documentation text files associated with each license file.

Package_licenses The individual license text files

Legal_Notice Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) licensing legal notice

Software package documentation

Nokia ONT Customer Release Notes 3FE-47658-KAAA-FMZZA

Nokia ONT Software Compatibility Matrix 3FE-47658-KAAA-TQZZA

Nokia ONT Software Installation Guide 3FE-47165-AAAA-RJZZA

The list of operational software included in the software package for this release is no longer
included in this document. Please see the Nokia ONT Software Compatibility Matrix for more

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information about supported software builds and their OLT release compatibility; see section 1.5
to learn how to access documentation.
For ordering information, contact your sales representative. For technical assistance with the
software in Europe and the rest of the world, check for technical assistance telephone numbers
to contact us at https://customer.nokia.com/support/s/.

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2 Application notes
This section lists considerations and limitations for operational behavior. See section 6 for a list
of known open issues. Standard system behaviors are listed in the unit data sheets for the
devices in their respective Product Guides.
For a list of ONTs and their respective package types, see Hardware Compatibility in chapter 3.

2.1 ONT hardware and general considerations and limitations

Section 2.1 is an overview of general considerations and limitations. For specific package
limitations, see the subsequent sections. Section 2.1 does not apply for Package P ONTs.
Deviations from these considerations and limitations may be noted in the application notes
section for a specific ONT.
 Configure the pbits for CFM to be the same as that of a service on the Bridgeport.
 The customer documentation includes content for some devices that are not
supported in this particular release. See the Nokia ONT Software Compatibility
Matrix For the list of supported devices; see section to learn how to access
documentation. to learn how to access documentation.
 For ONTs supporting gigabit Ethernet, half duplex is not supported.
 SFU ONTs that have more than one LAN port can only support translating the
original ANI PBITs to a single UNI PBIT. If multiple different PBIT translations are
provisioned for the ANI VLAN, the ONT will use only one of provisioned UNI PBITs.
 For SFU and HGU ONTs which have more than one LAN port, only 128 Ethernet
service flows and up to 8 VLANs per UNI are supported.
 When using multicast on multiple Ethernet ports, all Ethernet ports use the same
VLAN ID. If the user-side VLAN IDs are all identical, that common VLAN ID should
be used; if not, VLAN ID 4094 is used.
 ONT serial number is 10 digits according to GPON G984.3 standard.
 ONT does not provide a list of typical applications or the most used ports during the
configuration of the firewall.
 ONT only supports ping and trace-route for failure diagnosis. Ethernet OAM
(802.1ag) is not supported.
 For 802.11, the following selections are available:
 ac is 802.11ac
 b is 802.11b
 g is 802.11g
 bg is 802.11b and 802.11g
 n is 802.11b, 802.11g and 802.11n
 auto is 802.11b, 802.11g and 802.11n
 Anti-spoofing support (MAC + IP) is not available.
 802.1x is not supported.

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 ONT only supports TPID pattern 0x8100 for VLAN tag detection, the “Filter Outer
TPID” or “Filter Inner TPID” are always ignored by ONT.
 TPID overwrite is not supported (QoS marker profile).
 IGMPv3 snooping without SSM is supported. IGMPv3 snooping with SSM is not
supported.
 The ONTs depend on UNI port, VLAN-ID, and VLAN priority to classify the upstream
flows. Ethertype and Ethertype + VLAN classification modes are not used.
Therefore, after all VLAN operations are performed, packets may be mapped to
different GEM ports if it at least one of the following conditions are true:
 they are from different UNIs
 the resulting VLAN IDs are different
 ONTs in package C/E support weight value from 1 to 63 when an upstream queue is
scheduled in WFQ/WRR mode. A provisioned weight bigger than 63 will be
processed in ONT as 63.
 The ONTs do not support the parameter NUMTAGS=DOUBLE using the ENT-
SERVICE-FLOW command. When NUMTAGS is set to ALL, the behavior of single
is used.
 GEM performance monitoring counter of all service flow must be enabled at first by
TL1 command (set-pmmode-pononttc:: PONONTTCFLOW), then WAN status PON
counters will have correct readings.
 The DSCP marker for L2 traffic is not supported.
 ONT will only support two DSCP markers for I and VoIP.
 The DSCP value is fixed – not configurable.
 DSCP markers are not supported for special applications such as PING.
 ONT only supports “un-tag” TxMode for downstream packets with PVID. Once a
VLAN port is provisioned as “PVID”, there would be 3 EVTOCD rules in upstream
such as:
 untagged packets > adding PVID
 priority-tagged packets > converting to PVID
 packets with PVID > passing through to OLT
 In downstream, HGU only supports fixed TxMode of this PVID: untagged – Normal
Mode. All downstream packets with VLAN ID of PVID will be untagged before
sending from UNI ports.
 In case tagged mode is needed in downstream, user can use VLAN port other than
PVID. This limitation will not impact applications.
 ONTs based on this chipset can support max 8 UNI+VLAN_ID connections (un-tag
traffic on each UNI is also treated as a separate connection)
 Static multicast is not supported
 The following auto-negotiation modes are not supported:
 10_100_1000BASETAUTO
 1000BASETHD
 AUTOFD
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 100BASETAUTO
 1000BASETAUTO
 ONTENET does not come into service when the AUTODETECT mode is changed
from an unsupported mode to a supported mode. To work around this issue, delete
the ONTENET configuration and re-provision.
 Two 15-minute intervals are required for retrieving performance monitoring history
counters since the PM timing is not synchronized between the OLT and the ONT.
Thus, a valid PM count can be assured after two 15 minutes intervals have elapsed.
 The following IPv6 multicast features are supported:
 upstream: ONT will pass-through IPv6 based IGMP message. There is no IPv6
based IGMP snooping supported
 downstream: ONT will flood IPv6 based multicast to all the UNI ports in ONT
 ONT cannot support flooding
 Ethernet CFM (802.1ag + Y.1731) supports the following:
 LBR (802.1ag) – Loopback Reply
 LTR (802.1ag) – Link trace Reply
 DMR (Y.1731) – Delay Measurement Reply
 LMR (Y.1731) – Loss Measurement Reply
 The ONT does not support a non-intrusive rogue ONT test.
 The ONT has a maximum of 64 entries in the ACL table. As a result, the customer
needs to take action (e.g., have unconfigured streams) when more than 64 streams
are allocated to an IGMP channel on the ONT.
 The following unicast IPv6 features are supported:
 ONT will support to access both untagged IPv6 package and tagged IPv6
packets
 IPv6 L3 features cannot be supported, (for example, IPv6 based DSCP to p-bit
mapping cannot be supported)
 The VLAN operation and QoS strategy for both IPv4 and IPv6 frame is the
same
 ONT does not support upstream flows without specific VLAN ID. In OLT TL1, this is
the case UNISIDE-VLAN is 4096. VLAN Operation Rules definition @ ME 171.
 When ONGSIG = enable, ONT supports filtering downstream multicast traffic based
on (V, G) (corresponding to OLT “VLAN-selection” mode). ONT cannot support
multicast filtering based on (*, G). That is, ONT does not support OLT using “non-
VLAN-selection” mode.
 EtherType to service flow mapping is not supported in this release because it can
only be provisioned in I mode.
 ONTs support SSH feature.
 MDUs cannot support GEM sharing.
 Package E, Package C, and Package I ONTs do not support counters for fragment,
they only support counters for packet.
 Package C, E, I, and J ONTs have limitation to support EtherType filter and VLAN
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 DSP firmware cannot apply EtherType filter to untagged packets only.

 For untagged packets, DSP firmware provides fixed VLAN.
 TXFRAGS and RXFRAGS performance monitoring statistic counters roll over after a
max count of 4294967296 bytes.
 ISAM does not support display of TL1 alarms in UTC.
 Configuration of RXGAIN and TXGAIN is not supported in OMCIv2. Rx and Tx gain
are configurable via XML file.
 For OMCIv2: REPT-OPSTAT-ONTPOTS and REPT-OPSTAT-ONTSIPCONFIG
commands are not supported.
 For package C, E, I, K ONTs, single tag rule does not apply to p-tag packets, ONT
needs special p-tag rule from OLT.
 Separate Queue Priority is not supported in ISAM and will always go with p-bit
priority mapped to the Queue
 IPv6 support for TR069 Management channel
 IPv6 support for TR069 only take effect when wan is pureIpv6. Dual Stack use
TR069 Ipv4 only
 Policy route for TR069 Ipv6 has no expires
 Not support TR181 mode
 TR069 Ipv6 is not supported on Mesh scenario
 For products with integrated Mesh solution (G-240W-G, G-140W-H, G-240W-E, G-
240W-J), Wi-Fi 5G cannot support auto bandwidth and fixed channel mapping.
 Modem protocol V23C is not supported by AONT.
 G-2425G-B: HW and SW feature parity against G-240W-B/G-240W-C and must
support OP.ID STXX.
For 5G Wi-Fi Dynamic Bandwidth Channel, this feature can only be supported on
5G chips of the vendor of G-240W-B/G-240W-C, etc. All solutions of the vendor of
G-2425G-B do not support this feature.
So it also has this limitation compared with G-240W-B/G-240W-C.
 When VLAN binding is configured over a LAN port against IPTV bridge WAN, both
user side VLAN and IPTV bridge WAN VLAN should be the same.
 The disclosed security keys are changed since BBDr2103. When downgrade to BBD
R21.02 (or earlier release) processing, modification of some configurations such as
key/password/username after startup will not be migrated to BBD R21.02 (or earlier
release).
MDU IGMP Rate-limiting Behavior. Configured IGMP Rate-limiting value will not be directly
used by MDU-SoC driver. IGMP Rate-limiting value (Max-Msg-Rate) will be converted to
bitrate (bps) by MDU-SoC driver APIs and programmed in the chipset. SoC driver APIs will
internally calculate bitrate for 64-byte frame size with configured rate-limit value. We will get
the exact egress rate for configured rate-limit value with packets of 64-byte frame size. The
egress rate will decrease on increase in frame size.

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2.2 Upgrade or migration considerations and limitations

 Existing ONTs running on 7342 ISAM FTTU releases older than R04.06.xx and
R04.07.xx must be upgraded to the current release software to be used with a 7360
ISAM FX. PON ID value smaller than 64 must be assigned. For this purpose, if split
ratios larger than 1:64 are being deployed, the operator may choose to set aside the
first PON ID as a staging point. Contact your Nokia support representative for more
information about performing the upgrade.
 For customer field deployment, the typical upgrade scenario is to support software
upgrade from one older release to this release. In some special cases, a software
rollback from this release to that older release may be needed. This typical upgrade
and rollback scenario is supported.
 For 7342 ISAM OLT build earlier than R4.9 (such as R4.8, R4.7, etc.), upgrading
ONU SW image function is not supported due to 16M ONU image size limitation on
the OLT side. It is recommended to upgrade the OLT build to R4.9 or later releases.
 If PRE configuration file is applied in current release, it is recommended to make
validation after ONT software is migrated to new release before deployment.

It is not recommended to perform a software downgrade from this release to older releases
as adverse results may occur.
Please contact your Nokia customer support representative with questions regarding these
upgrade restrictions and the process to be followed.
 Release 05.05.01 introduced an encrypted database for security. Software released
prior to R05.05.01 uses an earlier database type, consequently there are limitations
for software downgrades. Please observe the following to upgrade from R05.04.01m
to R05.05.01, using old database:
 Perform migration based on old database.
 Generate encrypted database.
Configuration will be saved into encrypted database in 05.05.01.
Please note that if you roll back to release 05.04.01m, which uses the old database,
configuration saved in step 2 will be lost.

2.3 Package P considerations and limitations

• Package P ONTs include:

G-240W-B
G-240W-H
G-040G-A
G-140W-H
G-240W-C
G-240W-E

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G-240W-G
G-240W-J
XS-020X-A
XS-110G-A
XS-240W-A
XS-250WX-A
XS-250X-A

• Configure the pbits for CFM to be the same as that of a service on the Bridgeport.
• For wireless ONTs that are operated in Residential Gateway mode: Call History Data
collection (ONTCALLHST) is supported with exception of the following parameters: RTP
packets discarded, far-end RTCP and RTCP-XR participation, RTCP average and peak
round trip delay, MOS, average jitter, number of jitter buffer over-runs and under runs.
• The following voice features / GSIP parameters are configurable on a per-Client/ per-ONT
basis (not per-Subscriber):
• Enable Caller ID and Enable Caller Name ID
• Digitmap and the associated Interdigit and Critical timers and Enter key parameters
• Warmline timer
Note: Warmline is enabled per subscriber, but the warmline timer value is configured per ONT
and must have a lower value than the Permanent timer
• Miscellaneous timers: Permanent, Timed-release, Reanswer, Error-tone and CW-alert
timers
• Features / functions: Message waiting mode, WMWI refresh interval, DTMF volume level
• Service Codes for the following features: CCW, Call Hold and Warmline
• ONTs can support traffic classification based on UNI port, VLAN-ID, and VLAN priority and
Ethernet type.
• The ONTs are not able to sufficiently buffer enough traffic between grants to support an EIR
rate configured at 1 Gb/s over multiple GEM ports.
The buffers are divided amongst the number of GEM ports configured. To get more upstream
buffering to achieve higher upstream traffic rates requires reducing the number of GEM
ports configured.
• VLAN unaware CFM feature is not supported for 7342 platform.
• A UNI port can only have one TCONT that uses DSCP-to-Pbit mapping of IPv4/IPv6
untagged frames received on ingress of UNI port.
• IPv6 L3 features are not supported.
• Configuration of RXGAIN and TXGAIN is not supported in OMCIv2. Rx and Tx gain are
configurable via XML file
• When OLT-to-ONT signaling is enabled, ONT multicast forward is based on VLAN and
multicast group. When OLT-to-ONT signaling is disabled, ONT multicast forward is based
on multicast group only or group and source IP address to forward.
• Due to SoC limitation downstream rate limit is not working on these ONTs.
• Use Softphone for VoIP, the UDP port is ranged between (22456:22584).

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• In N:MP mode, MAC learning is enabled.

• On 7360 OLT residential bridge configuration, ipv4-mcast-ctrl needs to be enabled on the
residential VLAN in order for IGMP to not be rate limited when the IGMP channel is deleted
from the residential bridge.
• If ponid-interval is enabled in 7360 ISAM, ONT will fail to upgrade when active ONT
software version is earlier than R05.05.01.
Use below method to avoid upgrade failure in case of such scenario:
• Use the command info configure pon interface <PON Interface (like 1/1/1/2)> to retrieve the
ponid-interval
• If the ponid-interval exists, disable it with the command configure pon interface <PON
Interface (like as 1/1/1/2)> no ponid-interval
• Once the software upgrades successfully, you can enable poinid-interval again.
• When the ONT is rebooted with NTP enabled, a few host devices connected to the ONT
display the old time. When NTP is enabled and time is synchronized, after a reboot with
multiple connected devices present a few host entries have the ONT default time values (in
1970 year). The remaining ONTs display the correct synced time. The reason is because
few host entries are learned before NTP is synchronized after reboot. However, the
incorrect host entries display the correct NTP time once their state (active/inactive)
changes.
• You cannot use URL filtering for HTTPS. The URL is encrypted when using HTTPS.
• A maximum of 16 service flows (VLANs) can be enabled with p-bit translation per ONT.
• Ookla maximum speed reading with local Ookla server due to CPU limitation:

Max- Iteration-
ONT Bandwidth Iteration-1 Iteration-2 Iteration-3 Iteration-1 Iteration-2 3
Downstream Downstrea Downstream Upstream Upstream Upstream
(Mbps) m (Mbps) (Mbps) (Mbps) (Mbps) (Mbps)
G-140W-H 1G 780 770 765 93 92 93
G-240W-E 1G 916 931 Not 946 946 Not
Executed Execute
d
G-240W-G 1G 828 810 815 110 100 105
G-240W-J 1G 745 725 740 87 93 95
XS-250WX-A 10G 3340 3350 3345 900 890 900
XS-250WX-A 1G 900 890 900 820 810 800

2.3.1 Software multiservice IPDR considerations and limitations

• IPDR count incorrect for PON fiber Pull. After an ONT/PON fiber pull, MAC addresses will
be deleted from the bridge but remain learned on OLT (VLAN and MAC address both still
learned). Since the bridge does not know which bridge port the MAC address belongs to,
DS flow will be broadcast until the MAC address is learned. This results in all ENET ports
reporting packet/byte counts for the DS filters that are applied to the bridge ports.

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2.3.2 G-140W-H considerations and limitations

• With specific Network Card and country code set as ID on ONT, the network card will enter
into outdoor mode and only supports 149 channels. In this case, the BW will be limited to
20MHz;
• Due to image size limitation for old OLT release, G-140W-H SW migration via OMCI is not
supported with old 7360 OLT release, including 7360 ISR5301f release; SW matrix
document 3FE-47658-EBAA-TQZZA can be referred for OLT and ONT IOP matrix.

2.3.3 G-240W-C considerations and limitations

• The maximum transmission unit (MTU) size is 1990 bytes due to an SoC limitation.
• If the STA cancels the WPS connection, the WPS LED will not turn off until a 300s timeout
duration.
• FTP service can only support upload/download action to USB disk, any operation on any
other directory may lead to system reset.
• The WIFI SSID does not support the following characters: $ &^ `< > ( ) + ,
• P-bit and DSCP marking for different control packets
TR-069 DSCP/PBIT remarking via QueueManagement Classification Table
ONT supports configuration of DSCP/PBIT remarking for DHCP client and ARP frames. While
both DSCP and PBIT can be configured for DHCP client frames, Ethernet PBIT can be
configured for ARP frames. The configuration is applicable for all WAN connections for ARP
frames, and dynamic IP WAN connection for DHCP client frames.
The filter configuration for DHCP client frame is Protocol (udp - 17), DestPort (67) and filter
configuration for ARP frame is Ethertype (0x806). DSCPMark and EthernetPriorityMark
attributes are used for setting DSCP and PBIT respectively.
• VID+PBIT for both GEM & UNI are not supported due to non-support of HW.
• The following counters are not supported for upstream direction:
• CRC error frames
• Undersize frames
• Oversize frames
• Frames 64 octets
• Frames 65 to 127 octets
• Frames 128 to 255 octets
• Frames 256 to 511 octets
• Frames 512 to 1023 octets
• Frames 1024 to 1518 octets
• CRC error frames counter is not supported for the downstream traffic.
• Encryption key errors counters of 9.2.13/341/ GEM port network CTP performance
monitoring history not supported due to HW limitation (G.987 related counters not
supported)

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• 9.5.3/89/Ethernet performance monitoring history data 2' PM counters cannot be supported

due to chipset limitation.
• DHCP client of G-240W-B cannot support DHCP messages larger than 776 bytes (L3)
DHCP client does not accept messages exceeding 576 bytes length. DHCP client is modified to
handle up to 776 bytes length (L3 length, starting from IP header without IP option), 200
bytes more, from DHCP server. 794 L2 (776 at L3) is accepted. 795 L2 (777 at L3) will not
be accepted. DHCP client does not support any IP options in the DHCP message received
from DHCP server.
• Wifi SSID5 is the master interface the physical interface of other virtual interfaces (SSID
6/7/8); To support SSID 6/7/8 work, SSID5 should not be disabled.
• MU-MIMO performance with different client's chipsets may vary.
• DTMF Telephony event header in SDP needs is not aligned with I-240W-A.
• The RG ONTs G-240W-B and G-240W-C, G-440G-A (HGU) and G-240G-C (HGU) do not
support multiple IPv6 WAN interfaces; when the operator creates more than one IPv6 WAN
interfaces, the routing is always done on the last IPv6 WAN interface created.
• You can only change the following GSIP parameters value two times when downloading
FTP XML online:
• PulseBreakMin
• PulseBreakMax
• PulseMakeMin
• PulseMakeMax
• PulseInterDigitMin
• FlashHookMin
• FlashHookMax
• OnHookMin
• OffHookMin
To change these hook parameters more than two times, you must reboot ONT and then make
changes.
• Supporting GRE tunnel and Bridge Mode requires the use of different VLAN IDs for each
different traffic flow. The WiFi throughput, especially for TCP and UPD, may be reduced
due to the additional VLAN processing.
• IP Address 192.168.2.x is reserved by RG ONT for internal use and thus the operator is not
allowed to use 192.168.2.x for the LAN subnets.
• When network timeouts occur in Windows for large file transfers (example: large video
files), please change the setting in windows REGEDIT as follows.
• Go to regedit
• Add new parameter / value in below path:
•
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetservicesLanmanWorkstationPara
meters
• Name - sessTimeout
• Hex Value - 3000

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• When the SAMBA username and/or password is changed, you must delete the connection
cache in Windows using the following commands:
• In windows command prompt, enter:
>net use
This will show list of cache connections.
• Delete all shared connections related to IP address of the ONT:
>net use <Remote> /delete
After entering this command, please wait for some time. After deleting the connection cache
memory, Windows will prompt for login and password for next SAMBA File Sharing
connection.
• Printer configuration in Windows client
• On the Windows computer, go to Control Panel -> Devices and Printers and choose to 'Add
a printer'.
• If on Windows 10, click 'The printer that I want is not listed'.
• Choose 'Select a shared printer by name' and enter the location of the printer:
http://gateway-ip:631/printers/printer_name
where:
gateway-ip is IP address of the ONT (the IP address used to connect to the WebGUI from LAN
side).
printer_name should be taken from the WebGUI table under Application -> USB section
Example:
http://192.168.1.254:631/printers/HP_LASERJET_PRO_MFP_M126NW_31
• After adding a shared printer in Windows, please follow these steps for adding
authentication on Windows for a shared printer.
• Go To Control Panel->Devices and Printers.
• Select the printer connected to the ONT and right-click to select Printer Properties.
• On the Ports tab select Configure Port for the selected printer port. The Configure Internet
Port window appears:
Configure Internet Port window

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Enter the same username and password that were configured in the web GUI on the Application
-> USB -> Printer Sharing screen.
• 160M WiFi client cannot connect to ONT in the case of the ONT working under power
saving mode.
• 160 MHz WiFi client cannot connect to ONT when ONT operates in power saving mode.
160 MHz requires four chains, power saving mode will use one chain. ONT runs normally,
however ONT operating channel will drop from 160MHz when power
save mode is enabled, which is common action in 802.11 standard. To work around this
limitation, do not use power saving mode.
• (H.248_a) Whether the user is in a basic call, call-waiting, call-hold, call-conference, or call-
transfer, the voice related TEL/POTS LED behavior is the same when the user goes off-
hook. The maximum number of supported LED behaviors in the LED configuration file for
these devices is 2.
• 5G WIFI TxBF power gain is approximately 3dBm when TxBF function is enabled.
• The following considerations apply for TR-069 management of parental control with respect
to permanent URL filtering (G-240W-C):
• URL filter searches for a specific URL address; either by IP address or domain name. To
have parental controls filter URL for a domain as well as for its resolved IP address, two
entries must be added. Example:
http://www.google.com
http://216.58.212.228
• If URL filter is set to 'allow' type and has no filter entry, it only blocks all http (80) port
packets. If any other port needs to be blocked, configure a non-existent URL with the new
port, such as:
http://www.xxxx.com:<port>
• At a high GRE traffic rate, slowness is observed in the ONT web GUI response as GRE
packets are handled in software runner which use CPU cycles. However, once GRE traffic
rate returns to normal, the web GUI response recovers immediately.
• TR-069 config file download limitations:

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• You cannot download configuration file from OMCI/OLT and TR069/ACS (mixed sources),
you can only choose one of these methods and you cannot change the method for
subsequent downloads for the same ONT.
• You must use the configuration file supported by Nokia; You cannot change the file name or
modify the file content.
• On G-240W-C, failure to print on connected USB printer was noted, the issue was traced
down to the fact that windows does not share the authentication information to AONT for
the print job request, so customer is recommended to please check any security update
made in Windows PC.
For Apple Mac USB Printer sharing is working fine.

2.3.4 G-240W-E considerations and limitations

• URL filtering for HTTPS is not supported in this release. The URL is encrypted when using
HTTPS.
• Tx Beamforming is not enabled on EU variant board.
• Ethernet backhaul through switch is not supported.
• Fast roaming via 802.11r is not supported.
• A specific migration path (software upgrade and OPID XML installation) is necessary for
some customers installing G-240W-E in North America. For more information, contact your
Nokia support representative.
• The user is recommended to use Ctrl+F5 after logging into Web GUI for the first time after
SW upgrade. This action forces the clearing of the Web GUI cache from the previous
software version
• The Gateway 3 has the capability to validate an ACS for authenticity by requesting its
SSL/TLS certificate. This feature is provisionable and can be enabled/disabled. When the
feature is enabled, the gateway is able to verify certificates from the following CAs:
• DigiCert
• Go Daddy
• Verisign
• Comodo, etc.
The full list of CAs that are supported is available at https://curl.haxx.se/ca/cacert-2018-10-
17.pem.

2.3.5 G-240W-G considerations and limitations

• It is not supported to downgrade from this release to R06.01.01 with mesh function
enabled. To downgrade to R06.01.01 release software, disable the mesh function first.

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2.3.6 G-240W-H considerations and limitations

• If the WAN is configured with the wrong DNS IP, RGTroubleshooting DNS response test
takes more time to complete. Due to this, switching from RGTroubleshooting page to some
other web page is a bit slow.

2.3.7 XS-020X-A, XS-240W-A, and XS-250WX-A considerations and limitations

• XS-250WX-A: IP Address 192.168.2.x is reserved by RG ONT for internal use and thus the
operator is not allowed to use 192.168.2.x for the LAN subnets.
• ONT can only configure 8 T-CONTs due to a chipset limitation. It is possible to configure
more than 8, but only the first 8 will be configured into hardware and no alarm will occur.
• XS-250WX-A 2.4 and 5G client cannot connect AP via Enterprise security through
secondary server because WiFi AP does not support backup RADIUS server. WiFi
Authentication mode has OPEN, WPA2, WPA/WPA2-PSK and WPA/WPA2-Enterprise.
WPA/WPA2-Enterprise has primary RADIUS server and secondary RADIUS server. The
secondary radius server is only used if the primary radius server is down. This issue
impacts station authentication if the primary radius server is down.
• Interoperability issue between Nokia OLT and 10G ONT in R05.06.00.
The SoC ONU fragments the packets throughout the entire bursts, the number of fragmented
packets is bigger than the OLT reassembly capability. This continuous fragmentation
causes an overload in the reassembly memory on the OLT side, which causes the packets
to drop.
With the SoC workaround reducing a number of fragments for R05.06.00 ONT, packets will be
lost after running for than 10 hours particularly for smaller size (e.g 74 bytes) of packets in
the upstream
• Due to an SoC limitation, the 1G UNI port LAN LED is not lit, even with PC is connected to
ONT LAN port. This will be address in the next SoC revision.
• Due to an SoC limitation, the ONT cannot forward packets bigger than 2100 bytes.
• Downstream traffic will be blocked when ONT setting n:mp is applied. Do not use n:mp
configuration
• The LED of 10G UNI is abnormal during ONU reboot. During ONU reboot, the 10G UNI
LED will be on 1 to 3 seconds and then off.
• These ONTs support H.248 only for the North American Region, and only via the legacy
OMCIv1 provisioning method.
• Due to an SoC limitation, the 10G PON ONTs that support jumbo frames cannot forward
packets bigger than 9200 bytes when the 1G UNI port is set to 100M mode.
• When multiple UNI ports are in the same bandwidth profile and in ONT sharing mode,
DSCP-to-pbit mapping function is not supported.
• Do not change the operator ID. Changing the operator ID may cause the ONT to become
inaccessible via web GUI. If changing the ID is necessary, please contact your Nokia
support representative for migration steps.

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2.3.8 XS-250X-A considerations and limitations

• UPS feature is not supported when XS-250X-A work in HGU mode

2.3.9 XS-110G-A considerations and limitations

• Downstream remote QoS is abnormal when downstream queue is enabled on OLT and
downstream remote queue number is set to 4 or multi OTO VLANs are configured.
• Only 23 WRR queues are supported by SOC, so others will be mapped to the default
queue.

2.3.10 G-240W-B considerations and limitations

 User not logged out even after giving wrong 'original password' more than 3 times. This
case is tracked by Nokia internal ticket BBDPROD-27928

2.4 Package S considerations and limitations

• Package S ONTs include:

G-0425G-A
G-0425G-B
G-040G-B
G-040W-B
G-120G-E
G-120W-F
G-140W-C
G-140W-F
G-140W-G
G-1425G-A
G-240G-E
G-240W-F
G-240W-L
G-2425G-A
G-2425G-B
G-2426G-A
XS-2426G-A
G-2426G-B

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• G-240W-F supports WPS 2.0

• For ping with domain name, if primary DNS server is not reachable, ONT does not contact
secondary DNS server to resolve domain name.
• You cannot use URL filtering for HTTPS. The URL is encrypted when using HTTPS.
• The result of Speed Test from web is not correct. When you perform a speed test from a
LAN PC, it can reach 100Mbps or more based on the bandwidth setting at the OLT. If you
perform a Speed Test from the web, the result is always less than 100Mbps. The reason is
that when you perform a speed test from the LAN, the traffic is forwarded by hardware, so
the result depends upon the bandwidth; when you perform a speed test from the web, the
result depends upon the CPU capability and CPU load as it must be forwarded by CPU.
• P-bit translation for multicast in 1:N mode is not supported.
• When the bandwidth profile is changed, the throughput will not immediately adapt to the
new setting during a short transition time.
• TR-069 config file download limitations:
• You cannot download configuration file from OMCI/OLT and TR069/ACS (mixed sources),
you can only choose one of these methods and you cannot change the method for
subsequent downloads for the same ONT.
• You must use the configuration file supported by Nokia; You cannot change the file name or
modify the file content.
• G-240G-E CI board (part number is 3FE48157AA) uses CIBB12 SLIC mode, so has below
limitations:
1. The maximum value of ringing AC Voltage is 60Vrms and ring DC offset Voltage must be 0.
2. CIBB12 use one booster circuit to control two lines. So that when doing line test for one
line, another line must set to be disabled.
3. DC Voltage cannot be larger than 48V.
4. The maximum loop feeding current cannot be larger than 25mA.
• Ookla maximum throughput with local Ookla server due to CPU limitation

Max- Iteration-
ONT Bandwidth Iteration-1 Iteration-2 Iteration-3 Iteration-1 Iteration-2 3
Downstream Downstrea Downstream Upstream Upstream Upstream
(Mbps) m (Mbps) (Mbps) (Mbps) (Mbps) (Mbps)
G-140W-C 1G 93 90 86 31 28 30
G-140W-F 1G 95 88 92 30 27 29
G-140W-G 1G 80 76 74 30 28 29
G-240G-E 1G 82 78 76 27 24 25
G-240W-F 1G 90 87 83 45 41 42
G-240W-H 1G 81 77 79 31 27 29
G-240W-L 1G 77 79 76 37 28 33
G-2425G-A 1G 51 49 52 74 73 74
G-2425G-B 1G 49 48 50 71 70 72
G-2426G-A 1G 45 46 48 68 70 72

2.4.1 G-140W-C considerations and limitations

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• Fragmenting of oversized packets and oversized packet drop is not supported at present.
• TR-069 config file download limitations:
• You cannot download configuration file from OMCI/OLT and TR069/ACS (mixed sources),
you can only choose one of these methods and you cannot change the method for
subsequent downloads for the same ONT.
• You must use the configuration file supported by Nokia; You cannot change the file name or
modify the file content.

2.4.2 G-2425G-A/G-2425G-B G-0425G-A/G-0425G-B considerations and limitations

IEEE 802.3az Energy Efficient Ethernet is not supported in this release.

• G-2425G-A/B use new TR143 speed test solution, there are some limitations for the
solution.
• Only support 4 TCP Connections.
• Not support DSCP and Pbit Remark for TR143 speed test traffic.
• G-2425G-A/B uses Intel SLIC solution, when voice post ON-HOOK, there is noise about -
40dbm.
• G-2425G-A board uses CIBB12 SLIC mode and has the following limitations:
• The maximum value of Ringing AC Voltage is 60Vrms and Ring DC offset Voltage must be
0.
• CIBB12 use one booster circuit to control two lines. So that when doing line test for one
line, another line must set to be disabled.
• DC Voltage must not be larger than 48V.
• The maximum loop feeding current must not be larger than 25mA.
• on-hook voltage must be larger than 28V
• G-2425G-A, G-2425G-B does not support V.18A MARK, Baudot (1400Hz single tone)
detection.

2.4.3 G-2426G-A considerations and limitations

• IEEE 802.3az Energy Efficient Ethernet is not supported in this release.

• G-2426G-A use new TR143 speed test solution, there are some limitations for new solution
as below.
• Only support 4 TCP Connections.
• Not support DSCP and Pbit Remark for TR143 speed test traffic.
• G-2426G-A uses Intel SLIC solution, when voice post ON-HOOK, there is noise about -
40dbm.
• G-2426G-A board uses CIBB12 SLIC mode, have below limitations:
• The maximum value of Ringing AC Voltage is 60Vrms and Ring DC offset Voltage must be
0.

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• CIBB12 use one booster circuit to control two lines. So that when doing line test for one
line, another line must set to be disabled.
• DC Voltage must not be larger than 48V.
• The maximum loop feeding current must not be larger than 25mA.
• on-hook voltage must be larger than 28V.
• G-2426G-A board uses IBB12 SLIC mode, have below limitations:
• The maximum value of Ringing AC Voltage is 60Vrms and Ring DC offset Voltage must be
0.
• G-2426G-A does not support V.18A MARK, Baudot (1400Hz single tone) detection.
• Applicable 5GHz channel in G2426G (ALCL/us):
• 20 Mhz: 36,40,44,48,52,56,60,64,100,104,108,112,116,132,136,140,149,153,157,161,165
• 40 Mhz: 36,40,44,48,52,56,60,64,100,104,108,112,132,136,149,153,157,161
• 80 Mhz: 36,40,44,48,52,56,60,64,100,104,108,112,149,153,157,161
• Applicable 5GHz channel in Beacon 2 (NKBB/us):
• 20 Mhz:
36,40,44,48,52,56,60,64,100,104,108,112,116,120,124,128,132,136,140,144,149,153,157,
161,165
• 40 Mhz:
36,40,44,48,52,56,60,64,100,104,108,112,116,120,124,128,132,136,140,144,149,153,157,
161
• 80 Mhz:
36,40,44,48,52,56,60,64,100,104,108,112,116,120,124,128,132,136,140,144,149,153,157,
161

2.4.4 XS-2426G-A considerations and limitations

• IEEE 802.3az Energy Efficient Ethernet is not supported in this release.

• XS-2426G-A use new TR143 speed test solution, there are some limitations for new
solution as below.
• Only support 4 TCP Connections.
• Not support DSCP and Pbit Remark for TR143 speed test traffic.
• XS-2426G-A uses Intel SLIC solution, when voice post ON-HOOK, there is noise about -
40dbm.
• XS-2426G-A does not support V.18A MARK, Baudot (1400Hz single tone) detection.
• Applicable 5GHz channel in XS-2426G-A (ALCL/us):
• 20 Mhz: 36,40,44,48,52,56,60,64,100,104,108,112,116,132,136,140,149,153,157,161,165
• 40 Mhz: 36,40,44,48,52,56,60,64,100,104,108,112,132,136,149,153,157,161
• 80 Mhz: 36,40,44,48,52,56,60,64,100,104,108,112,149,153,157,161
• The CPU rate limitation is designed 3000pps on CPU package processing for multicast
packages, broadcast packages, ARP, PPPOE session, PPPoE discovery, Unkown unicast,
DHCP and IGMP protocol packages to protect CPU. Related FR [BBDPROD-26714]

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2.4.5 G-2425G-B considerations and limitations

• In case of multiple internet WAN, default Internet WAN will be used for communication
between USP agent and Controller. When the default WAN goes down, retry will be
performed on the next available WAN on a periodic interval basis.The connection between
USP agent and controller will be restored using the next available internet WAN.Hence it is
recommended to have at-least one internet WAN available in ONT
• When the MQTT client that is used as transport protocol between USP agent and controller is
disabled from controller, no MQTT DISCONNECT is sent from the usp agent. It is
recommended to take care of releasing the resources used for communication by the
controller that triggered the MQTT disable request
• No SET_RESP will be sent from USP agent when
Device.LocalAgent.Controller.{i}.MTP.{i}.Enable or Device.LocalAgent.MTP.Enable is
disabled from the controller. To tear-down the communication between controller and usp
agent, it is recommended to set Device.MQTT.Client.{i}.Enable= false
• No ValueChange notification will be sent to controller when the primary controller is disabled
by setting Device.LocalAgent.Controller.{i}.Enable to false.
• The Onboard event should be sent from ONT console (SSH / Telnet) to sync the ONT with
HDM or any other controller which mandates Onboarding flow.

2.4.6 G-1425G-A considerations and limitations

IEEE 802.3az Energy Efficient Ethernet is not supported in this release.

• G-1425G-A use new TR143 speed test solution, there are some limitations for the solution.
• Only support 4 TCP Connections.
• Not support DSCP and Pbit Remark for TR143 speed test traffic.
• G-1425G-A uses Intel SLIC solution, when voice post ON-HOOK, there is noise about -
40dbm.
• G-1425G-A board uses CIBB12 SLIC mode and has the following limitations:
• G-1425G-A does not support V.18A MARK, Baudot (1400Hz single tone) detection.

2.5 Package N considerations and limitations

• Package N ONTs include:

TW-210X-A

2.5.1 TW-210X-A considerations and limitations

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 Interoperation with non-Nokia OLT: service would be impacted during configurations

change but recovered after reconfiguration done. For example, when customer
shutdown ont-ua port (voice service) and then no shutdown ont-ua port in any non-Nokia
OLT, all configured data flow rules will be deleted and re-configured.
 All the provisioned data flows would experience traffic interrupting and recover after re-
configuration done.
 This limitation is also applicable to other similar operations, e.g., new VLAN
configurations, voice service configurations.
 This case is tracked by Nokia internal ticket BBDPROD-27321.

2.6 Voice (Megaco/H.248) considerations and limitations

 The following voice features are not supported:
 Six-way calling
 Suppress ringing, dialtone timeout to zero, and direct connect URI
 Configurable RTP local port number (fixed value is used)
 Enable_info_based_dmtf provisioning parameter
 Megaco/H.248 is supported only for the XS-250X-A ONT for North American
(ANSI) standards. It is not supported for XS-020X-A ,XS-250WX-A ONTs.

2.7 Provisioning recommendations

2.7.1 POTS voice support for Megaco

 To ensure high quality delivery of Megaco-based VoIP services, Nokia recommends

the following values for the bandwidth profile for each POTS line:
 Committed Information Rate (CIR) = 150 Kb/s
 Excess Information Rate (EIR) = 150 Kb/s
 Delay Tolerance (DT) = 8.
 For multiple POTS lines providing Megaco-based VoIP service, use a multiple of the
recommended per-line EIR and CIR values. For example, with 4 POTS lines, use
CIR=600 Kb/s, EIR=600 Kb/s, and DT=8.

2.7.2 POTS voice support for SIP

 To ensure high quality delivery of SIP-based VoIP services in SIP Mode 2 (thick
client), Nokia recommends the following values for the bandwidth profile for each
POTS line:
 Committed Information Rate (CIR) = 250 Kb/s
 Access Information Rate (CIR) = 250 Kb/s
 Excess Information Rate (EIR) = 250 Kb/s

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 Delay Tolerance (DT) = 8.

 For multiple POTS lines providing SIP-based VoIP service, use a multiple of the
recommended per-line EIR and CIR values. For example, with 4 POTS lines, use
CIR=1000 Kb/s, AIR=1000 Kb/, EIR=1000 Kb/s, and DT=8.
 To ensure high quality delivery of SIP-based VoIP services in SIP Mode 1(thin
client), Nokia recommends the following values for the bandwidth profile for each
POTS line:
 Committed Information Rate (CIR) = 150 Kb/s
 Access Information Rate (AIR) = 150 Kb/s
 Excess Information Rate (EIR) = 150 Kb/s
 Delay Tolerance (DT) = 8.
 For multiple POTS lines providing SIP-based VoIP service in SIP Mode 1, use a
multiple of the recommended per-line CIR, AIR, and EIR values. For example, with
4 POTS lines, use CIR=600 Kb/s, AIR = 600 Kb/s, EIR=600 Kb/s, and DT=8.

2.8 XML Files / Country adaptation configuration files

 Specific country adaptations for the H.248 POTS interface are contained in
embedded configuration files, listed in Table 5. During provisioning, the filenames
are used to configure the ONT for the correct application. SIP XML files that may be
downloaded to the ONT are made available via Nokia technical support staff and
are not included in the ONT software load.
 The introduction of new ONT/MDU types may require the use of new or different
XML files.

Table 3 Country-specific XML files

Current generation ONT Next generation ONT Description of ONT XML file
XML file XML file
ansi.xml ansi.xml For use in North American applications.
ansi_6_8.xml ansi_6_8.xml
ansi_0_0.xml ansi_0_0.xml

Ansi_nohookf.xml Ansi_nohookf.xml For use in North American applications

ansi_h248metasw.xml ansi_h248metasw.xml For generic North American customer support for H.248
Metaswitch applications

polish.xml polish.xml for use in Polish applications

Portugal.xml Portugal.xml for use in Portugal applications

chile.xml chile.xml for use in Chile applications

tde_sip.xml tde_sip.xml for use in Telefonica applications

russia.xml russia.xml for use in Russian applications

iceland.xml iceland.xml for use in Iceland and Brazil applications

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Current generation ONT Next generation ONT Description of ONT XML file
XML file XML file
danish.xml danish.xml for use in Denmark applications

singaporeTel.xml singaporeTel.xml for use in Singapore applications

korea.xml korea.xml for use in Korean applications

malta.xml malta.xml for use in Maltese applications

china.xml china.xml for use in Chinese applications

saudi.xml saudi.xml for use in Saudi Arabia applications

france.xml france.xml for use in French applications

spain.xml spain.xml for use in Spain applications

uae.xml (* note) uae.xml (* note) for use in UAE applications

germany.xml germany.xml for use in Germany applications

Telstra.xml Telstra.xml for use in Australia/Telstra applications

etisalat750_sip.xml etisalat750_sip.xml for use in Etisalat SIP applications

n/a malaysian.xml for use in Malaysian applications

n/a uk.xml (* note) for use in UK applications

Kuwait.xml (* note) Kuwait.xml (* note) for use in Kuwait applications

Ireland.xml (* note) Ireland.xml (* note) for use in Ireland applications

NOTE: <Name.xml file supports multiple maximum flash-hook detection values: 1.1 seconds,
250 ms, 500 ms, and 750 ms. The flash hook value is the time the ONT takes to disconnect the
call.

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3 Hardware and software compatibility

3.1 Compatible software
The following table lists other system software tested for compatibility with this release. Check
the appropriate OLT Customer Release Notes for 5520 AMS compatibility against the ISAM
software releases.

Table 5 Tested software compatibility

ISR6.5.02: FWLT-C (GPON and XGSPON) ISR6.4.00b: FGLT-D

7302 ISAM 7330 ISAM FTTN 7360 ISAM FX OLT* (GPON) and FWLT-B (XGSPON) ISR6.2.04n: FGLT-B (GPON)
and FWLT-B (XGSPON)

7342 ISAM FTTU OLT * FGU4.10.30d

ONT software ONT_21.04

5520 AMS software 9.7.08

* To determine which OLT software builds are compatible with a specific ONT, refer to the Nokia ONT Software Compatibility
Matrix; see section 1.5 to learn how to access documentation.
Note: Not all OLT releases are supported by all ONTs.

3.2 Gateway and Nokia WiFi beacon compatibility

The gateway releases are compatible with the Nokia WiFi beacon (mobile app, portal) releases
listed in the following tables.

Table 6 G-140W-C/Beacon release interoperability

*Beacon 1.1
*G-140W-C

BBD R21.01 BBD R21.01

BBD R21.02 BBD R21.02

BBD R21.04 BBD R21.04

*Not generic, only for specific customer

Table 7 Gateway 3 G-240W-E/Beacon release interoperability

Gateway 3 Beacon 3
(G-240W-E) (HA-030W-B)
R06.00.00a R06.00.00c

R06.00.01c R06.00.00ze

R06.01.00b NWF R19.04.00

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Gateway 3 Beacon 3
(G-240W-E) (HA-030W-B)

R06.01.01 NWF R19.05.00

R06.02.00 NWF R19.07.00zy

R06.02.01 NWF R19.11.00

R06.03.00 NWF R20.01.00

R06.03.01 NWF R20.03.00

BBD R20.03 BBD R20.03

BBD R20.04 BBD R20.04

BBD R21.01 BBD R21.01

BBD R21.01a BBD R21.01

BBD R21.02 BBD R21.02

BBD R21.02a BBD R21.02a

BBD R21.03 BBD R21.03

BBD R21.03a BBD R21.03a

BBD R21.04 BBD R21.04

Table 8 Gateway G-240W-G and G-140W-H/Beacon release interoperability

Beacon 1
G-240W-G G-140W-H
(HA-020W-B)
R06.01.01 — NWF R19.05.00

NWF
R06.02.00 R06.02.00
R19.07.00zy

R06.02.01 R06.02.01 NWF R19.11.00

R06.03.00 R06.03.00 NWF R20.01.00

R06.03.01 R06.03.01 NWF R20.03.00

BBD R20.03 BBD R20.03 BBD R20.03

BBD R20.04 BBD R20.04 BBD R20.04

BBD R21.01 BBD R21.01 BBD R21.01

BBD R21.01a BBD R21.01a BBD R21.01

BBD R21.02 BBD R21.02 BBD R21.02

BBD R21.02a BBD R21.02a BBD R21.02a

BBD R21.03 BBD R21.03 BBD R21.03

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Beacon 1
G-240W-G G-140W-H
(HA-020W-B)
BBD R21.03a BBD R21.03a BBD R21.03a

BBD R21.04 BBD R21.04 BBD R21.04

Table 9 Gateway G-240W-J/Beacon release interoperability

Beacon 1 Beacon 3
G-240W-J
(HA-020W-B) (HA-030W-B)
R06.02.01 NWF R19.11.00 NWF R19.11.00

R06.03.00 NWF R20.01.00 NWF R20.01.00

R06.03.01 NWF R20.03.00 NWF R20.03.00

BBD R20.03 BBD R20.03 BBD R20.03

BBD R20.04 BBD R20.04 BBD R20.04

BBD R21.01 BBD R21.01 BBD R21.01

BBD R21.01a BBD R21.01 BBD R21.01

BBD R21.02 BBD R21.02 BBD R21.02

BBD R21.02a BBD R21.02a BBD R21.02a

BBD R21.03 BBD R21.03 BBD R21.03

BBD R21.03a BBD R21.03a BBD R21.03a

BBD R21.04 BBD R21.04 BBD R21.04

Table 10 WIFI 6 Gateway/Beacon release interoperability

G-2426G-B
G-2426G-A XS-2426G-A Beacon 2

BBD R20.04 NA BBD R20.04 BBD R20.04

BBD R21.01 NA BBD R21.01 BBD R21.01

BBD R21.01a NA BBD R21.01a BBD R21.01

BBD R21.02 NA BBD R21.02 BBD R21.02

BBD R21.02a BBD R21.02a BBD R21.02a BBD R21.02a

BBD R21.03 BBD R21.03 BBD R21.03 BBD R21.03

BBD R21.03a BBD R21.03a BBD R21.03a BBD R21.03a

BBD R21.04 BBD R21.04 BBD R21.04 BBD R21.04

Table 11 WIFI 5 Gateway/Beacon release interoperability

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G-0425G-A G-0425G-B G-1425G-A

G-2425G-A G-2425G-B Beacon 1.1

BBD R20.04 NA NA NA NA BBD R20.04

BBD R21.01 BBD R21.01 NA NA BBD R21.01 BBD R21.01

BBD R21.01a BBD R21.01a NA NA NA BBD R21.01a

BBD R21.02 BBD R21.02 NA NA BBD R21.02 BBD R21.02

BBD R21.02a BBD R21.02a BBD R21.02a NA BBD R21.02a BBD R21.02a

BBD R21.03 BBD R21.03 BBD R21.03 BBD R21.02a BBD R21.02a BBD R21.02a

BBD R21.03a BBD R21.03a BBD R21.03a BBD R21.03a BBD R21.03a BBD R21.03a

BBD R21.04 BBD R21.04 BBD R21.04 BBD R21.04 BBD R21.04 BBD R21.04

3.3 Voice interoperability

The following tables list the H.248 gateway and softswitches and the SIP softswitches and
application servers that have been tested in recent Nokia GPON releases. Not all GPON ONTs
and MDUs have been tested for voice compatibility, but a representative subset is tested based
on common voice clients that are used on various Nokia products. New products are included in
the test configuration by default. Note also that there may be features that are country- or
customer-specific that may need additional development and testing. Table lists the latest
softswitch interoperability testing for Megaco/H.248 ONTs and MDUs.

Table 12 H.248/Megaco MGC interoperability testing

H.248 gateway/softswitch Interoperability testing

Completed in R05.03.0x, R05.04.0x, R05.05.0x, R05.06.0x, R05.07.0x,

Ribbon G6 R12.3p11
R05.08.0x*, R06.00.00*, R06.00.01*

Ribbon G6 R12.3 p10 Completed in R05.01.01, R05.02.00 and R05.02.01

Metaswitch H248 Completed in R05.01.01, R05.02.00, R05.03.0x, and R05.04.0x

Ribbon G6 R12.3 p8 Completed in R05.01.00

Ribbon G6 R10.2.7 P2 Completed in R04.05.03

Ribbon G6 R10.7.1 P8 Completed in R04.06.01

Huawei SoftX3000 (with Huawei MRS 6000 for

Completed in R04.04.02a
announcements)

Nokia 5020 MGC Completed in R04.04.02a

The following table lists the latest SIP application server / softswitch interoperability testing for
SIP ONTs and MDUs.

Table 13 SIP application server/ softswitch interoperability testing

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SIP softswitch Interoperability testing

Nokia ICS 5060 IMS 11 Completed in R05.01.0x, R05.02.0x, R05.03.0x, R05.04.0x, R05.05.0x,
and R05.06.00

Metaswitch R9.4 Completed in R06.00.00, R06.00.01, R06.01.00, R06.01.01, R06.02.00,

R06.02.01, R06.03.00 ,R06.03.01 and BBDR2003

Metaswitch R9.1 Completed in R05.5.01, R05.06.0x, R05.07.0x, and R05.08.00

Metaswitch R9.0 Completed in R05.02.0x, R05.03.0x, R05.04.0x, and R05.05.00

Metaswitch R8.3 Completed in R05.01.0x

Ribbon C20 CVM 18 Completed in R05.05.01, R05.06.0x, R05.07.0x, R05.08.00, R06.00.01

Ribbon C20 CVM 17 Completed in R05.01.0x, R05.02.0x, R05.03.0x, and R05.05.00

BroadSoft BroadWorks R22 Completed in R06.00.00, R06.00.01

BroadSoft BroadWorks R21 Completed in R05.04.01, R05.05.0x, R05.06.0x, R05.07.0x, and

R05.08.00

BroadSoft BroadWorks R20 sp1 Completed in R05.01.01, R05.02.0x, R05.03.0x, R05.04.00, and
R05.05.00

BroadSoft BroadWorks R19 sp1 Completed in R05.01.01, and R05.02.00

BroadSoft BroadWorks R18.1 Completed in R05.01.00

Huawei ATS9900 R9.2 Completed in R05.02.0x, R05.03.0x, R05.06.01, and R05.07.0x

Huawei SoftX3000 (with Huawei MRS 6000 for Completed in R04.05.03, and various releases up to R05.01.01
announcements) V300R006D061 and later

Nokia Siemens Networks Surpass R12Cv4 and later Completed in R04.05.03 and various releases up to R05.02.00

Ericsson IMS MTAS CXP9020729/7 R5K/12 Completed in R05.04.01

Ericsson IMS Core CSCF 11ª, MTAS 11ª, SBG 3.1 Completed in R05.04.01

3.4 Compatible hardware

The following table lists the hardware compatible with BBD R21.04.
Table 14 Hardware compatibility

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part # # type support?
G-040G-A 3FE47246AA 3FE47261AA Customer-specific P N/A

G-040G-B 3FE49272AA 3FE49321AA Customer-specific S N/A

G-040G-B 3FE49272AB 3FE49321AB Customer-specific S N/A

G-040W-B 3FE47696AA 3FE47655AA EU customer- S N/A

specific

G-0425G-A 3FE49749BA 3FE49750BA EU S N/A

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G-0425G-A 3FE49749BB 3FE49750BB Customer-specific S N/A

G-0425G-A 3FE49749CA 3FE49750BA UK S N/A

G-0425G-A 3FE49749CB 3FE49750BB Customer-specific S N/A

G-0425G-B 3FE49772AA 3FE49779AA India S N/A

G-0425G-B 3FE49772AB 3FE49779AB India S N/A

G-120G-E 3FE47001AA 3FE46953AA US S N/A

G-120G-E 3FE47001BA 3FE46953AA EU S N/A

G-120G-E 3FE47001CA 3FE46953AA UK S N/A

G-120W-F 3FE47000AA 3FE46922AA US S N/A

G-120W-F 3FE47000AB 3FE46922AA US-customer- S N/A

specific

G-120W-F 3FE47000BA 3FE46922AA EU S N/A

G-120W-F 3FE47000BB 3FE46922AA EU-customer- S N/A

specific

G-120W-F 3FE47000BC 3FE46922AA EU-customer- S N/A

specific

G-120W-F 3FE47000CA 3FE46922AA UK S N/A

G-140W-C 3FE47052BA 3FE47171AB APAC India S N/A

G-140W-C 3FE47052CA 3FE47171AB UK S N/A

G-140W-C 3FE47052DA 3FE47171AB US S N/A

G-140W-C 3FE47052EA 3FE47171AB EU S N/A

G-140W-C 3FE47052FA 3FE47171AB Customer-specific S N/A

G-140W-F 3FE47766AA 3FE47779AA APAC India S N/A

G-140W-F 3FE47766AB 3FE47779AB Customer-specific S N/A

G-140W-F 3FE47766BA 3FE47779AA Nepal generic S N/A

G-140W-F 3FE47766BB 3FE47779BB Customer-specific S N/A

G-140W-G 3FE47805AA 3FE47831AA India S N/A

G-140W-G 3FE47805BA 3FE47831AA EU S N/A

G-140W-G 3FE47805CA 3FE47831BA Nepal generic S N/A

G-140W-G 3FE47805CB 3FE47831CB Customer-specific S N/A

G-140W-G 3FE47805DA 3FE49090DA India S N/A

G-140W-G 3FE47805DB 3FE49090DB Customer-specific S N/A

G-140W-G 3FE47805EA 3FE49090EA EU S N/A

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G-140W-G 3FE47805FB 3FE49090FB Customer-specific S N/A

G-140W-H 3FE48081AA 3FE48054AA US P N/A

G-140W-H 3FE48081AC 3FE48054AC HGU CALA P N/A

G-140W-H 3FE48081AD 3FE48054BD Mexico P N/A

G-140W-H 3FE48081AE 3FE48054AE Customer-specific P N/A

G-140W-H 3FE48081BA 3FE48054BA EU P N/A

G-140W-H 3FE48081BB 3FE48054BB HGU Brazil P N/A

G-140W-H 3FE48081BC 3FE48054BC Chile/Uruguay P N/A

G-140W-H 3FE48081BD 3FE48054BD Brazil customer- P N/A

specific

G-140W-H 3FE48081BE 3FE48054BE Customer-specific P N/A

G-140W-H 3FE48081BH 3FE48054BH Paraguay customer- P N/A

specific

G-140W-H 3FE48081CA 3FE48054BA UK P N/A

G-1425G-A 3FE49563AC 3FE77771AC Brazil S N/A

G-1425G-A 3FE49563AD 3FE77771AD Customer-specific S N/A

G-1425G-A 3FE49563BB 3FE77771BB Customer-specific S N/A

G-1425G-A 3FE49563BC 3FE77771BC Customer-specific S N/A

(Only available after
NTC certification is
ready)

G-1425G-A 3FE49563BD 3FE77771BD Customer-specific S N/A

(Only available after
NTC certification is
ready)

G-1425G-A 3FE49563BE 3FE77771BE Customer-specific S N/A

G-1425G-A 3FE49563BF 3FE77771BF Customer-specific S N/A

G-1425G-A 3FE49563CA 3FE77771CA Customer-specific S N/A

G-240G-E 3FE46925AA 3FE46920AA US S N/A

G-240G-E 3FE46925BA 3FE46920AA EU S N/A

G-240G-E 3FE46925CA 3FE46920AA UK S N/A

G-240G-E 3FE46925CC 3FE46920AA UK-customer- S N/A

specific

G-240G-E 3FE46925CD 3FE46920AB Customer-specific S N/A

G-240G-E 3FE46925DA 3FE46920AE CCC S N/A

G-240G-E 3FE47242AA 3FE47243AD US S N/A

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G-240G-E 3FE47242BA 3FE47243AC EU S N/A

G-240G-E 3FE47242BB 3FE47243AA EU-customer- S N/A

specific

G-240G-E 3FE47242CA 3FE47243AB UK S N/A

G-240G-E 3FE48152CD 3FE48153CD Customer-specific S N/A

G-240G-E 3FE48152CF 3FE48152CF Customer-specific S N/A

G-240G-E 3FE48152CG 3FE48152CG Customer-specific S N/A

G-240G-E 3FE49432BA 3FE49435BA EU S N/A

G-240G-E 3FE49432CA 3FE49435BA UK S N/A

G-240G-E 3FE49432CB 3FE49435CB Customer-specific S N/A

G-240G-E 3FE49432CC 3FE49435CC Customer-specific S N/A

G-240G-E 3FE49432CD 3FE49435CD Customer-specific S N/A

G-240G-E 3FE49432DA 3FE49435DA Japan S N/A

G-240W-B 3FE56636AA 3FE56756BA US P N/A

G-240W-B 3FE56636AB 3FE56756AD Customer-specific P N/A

G-240W-B 3FE56636BA 3FE56756AA EU P N/A

G-240W-B 3FE56636CA 3FE56756AA UL P N/A

G-240W-B 3FE56636CB 3FE56756AB Customer-specific P N/A

G-240W-B 3FE56636DA 3FE56756AC Customer-specific P N/A

G-240W-C 3FE46252AA 3FE46256AA US P N/A

G-240W-C 3FE46252AB 3FE46256AB Customer-specific P N/A

G-240W-C 3FE46252BA 3FE46256AA EU P N/A

G-240W-C 3FE46252BB 3FE46256BB EU customer- P N/A

specific

G-240W-C 3FE46252BC 3FE46256BC EU customer- P N/A

specific

G-240W-C 3FE46252BD 3FE46256AE Customer-specific P N/A

G-240W-C 3FE46252BG 3FE46252BG EU customer- P N/A

specific

G-240W-C 3FE46252CA 3FE46256AA UK P N/A

G-240W-C 3FE46252DA 3FE46256AA Japan P N/A

G-240W-C 3FE46252EA 3FE46256AD Argentina P N/A

G-240W-E 3FE47358AA 3FE47464AA US P N/A

G-240W-E 3FE47358AC 3FE47464AC Customer-specific P N/A

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G-240W-E 3FE47358BA 3FE47464BA EU P N/A

G-240W-E 3FE47358BB 3FE47464BB EU customer- P N/A

specific

G-240W-E 3FE47358CA 3FE47464BA UK P N/A

G-240W-F 3FE46649AA 3FE46597AA US S N/A

G-240W-F 3FE46649AD 3FE46597AD Customer-specific S N/A

G-240W-F 3FE46649AE 3FE46597AE Customer-specific S N/A

G-240W-F 3FE46649BA 3FE46597AA EU S N/A

G-240W-F 3FE46649BB 3FE46597AB Customer-specific S N/A

G-240W-F 3FE46649BC 3FE46597AB Customer-specific S N/A

G-240W-F 3FE46649CA 3FE46597AA UK S N/A

G-240W-F 3FE47245AA 3FE47087AA US S N/A

G-240W-F 3FE47245AB 3FE47087AB Customer-specific S N/A

G-240W-F 3FE47245AC 3FE47087CA Customer-specific S N/A

G-240W-F 3FE47245AD 3FE47087AA US S N/A

G-240W-F 3FE47245BC 3FE47087AG Customer-specific S N/A

G-240W-F 3FE47245BD 3FE47087AA EU S N/A

G-240W-F 3FE47245CD 3FE47087AA UK S N/A

G-240W-G 3FE47536AA 3FE47555AA MX Customer- P N/A

specific

G-240W-G 3FE47536AB 3FE47555BA MX Customer- P N/A

specific

G-240W-G 3FE47536AC 3FE47555CA MX Customer- P N/A

specific

G-240W-G 3FE47536AD 3FE47555AD MX P N/A

G-240W-G 3FE47536AE 3FE47555AE US P N/A

G-240W-G 3FE47536BB 3FE47555BB US P N/A

G-240W-G 3FE47536BC 3FE47555BC EU P N/A

G-240W-G 3FE47536CA 3FE47555BC UK P N/A

G-240W-G 3FE47536DA 3FE47555BB US P N/A

G-240W-H 3FE47377AA 3FE47388AB US P N/A

G-240W-H 3FE47377BA 3FE47388AA EU P N/A

G-240W-H 3FE47377CA 3FE47388AA UK P N/A

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G-240W-H 3FE47377CB 3FE47388CA UK Customer- P N/A
specific

G-240W-J 3FE48008AA 3FE48009AA US P N/A

G-240W-J 3FE48008BA 3FE48009BA EU P N/A

G-240W-J 3FE48008BC 3FE48009BC Customer specific P N/A

G-240W-J 3FE48008BD 3FE48009BD Customer specific P N/A

G-240W-J 3FE48008CA 3FE48009BA UK P N/A

G-240W-J 3FE48008DB 3FE48009DB Customer specific P N/A

G-240W-L 3FE47798AA 3FE47860AA EU S N/A

G-240W-L 3FE47798AB 3FE47860AB EU S N/A

G-240W-L 3FE47798BA 3FE47860BA Customer Specific S N/A

G-240W-L 3FE47798CA 3FE47860CA Customer Specific S N/A

G-2425G-A 3FE48292AA 3FE48299AA US S N/A

G-2425G-A 3FE48292AB 3FE48299AB Customer-specific S N/A

G-2425G-A 3FE48292AC 3FE48299AC Customer-specific S N/A

G-2425G-A 3FE48292AD 3FE48299AD Customer-specific S N/A

G-2425G-A 3FE48292AE 3FE48299AE Customer-specific S N/A

G-2425G-A 3FE48292AG 3FE48292AG Customer-specific S N/A

G-2425G-A 3FE48292BA 3FE48299BA EU S N/A

G-2425G-A 3FE48292BB 3FE48299BB Customer-specific S N/A

G-2425G-A 3FE48292BC 3FE48299BC Customer-specific S N/A

G-2425G-A 3FE48292BD 3FE48299BD Customer-specific S N/A

G-2425G-A 3FE48292BG 3FE48292BG Customer-specific S N/A

G-2425G-A 3FE48292BJ 3FE48299BJ Customer-specific S N/A

G-2425G-A 3FE48292BM 3FE48299BM Customer-specific S N/A

G-2425G-A 3FE48292CA 3FE48299CA UK S N/A

G-2425G-A 3FE48292DA 3FE48299DA Customer-specific S N/A

G-2425G-A 3FE48292DB 3FE48299DE Customer-specific S N/A

G-2425G-A 3FE48292DB 3FE48299DB Customer-specific S N/A

G-2425G-A 3FE48292DC 3FE48299DC Customer-specific S N/A

G-2425G-A 3FE48292DD 3FE48299DD Generic India S N/A

G-2425G-B 3FE48293AA 3FE48296AA Generic LATAM S N/A

G-2425G-B 3FE48293AB 3FE48308AA Customer-specific S N/A

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G-2425G-B 3FE48293AC 3FE48296AC Customer-specific S N/A

G-2425G-B 3FE48293AE 3FE48308AA Customer-specific S N/A

G-2425G-B 3FE48293AF 3FE48296AF Customer-specific S N/A

G-2425G-B 3FE48293AG 3FE48308AG Customer-specific S N/A

G-2425G-B 3FE48293BA 3FE48296BA EU S N/A

G-2425G-B 3FE48293BB 3FE48296BB Customer-specific S N/A

G-2425G-B 3FE48293BD 3FE48296BD Generic Brazil S N/A

G-2425G-B 3FE48293BE 3FE48296BE Customer-specific S N/A

G-2425G-B 3FE48293BF 3FE48296BF Customer-specific S N/A

G-2425G-B 3FE48293BH 3FE48296BH Customer-specific S N/A

(Only available after
CONATEL
certification is ready)

G-2425G-B 3FE48293CA 3FE48296BA UK S N/A

G-2425G-B 3FE48293CB 3FE48296CA Customer-specific S N/A

G-2425G-B 3FE48293DB 3FE48296DB Customer-specific S N/A

G-2425G-B 3FE48293DC 3FE48296DC Customer-specific S N/A

G-2425G-B 3FE48293EA 3FE48296EA Generic Australia S N/A

G-2425G-B 3FE48293FA 3FE48296FA Customer-specific S N/A

G-2426G-A 3FE49220AA 3FE49241AA US S N/A

G-2426G-A 3FE49220BA 3FE49241BA EU S N/A

G-2426G-A 3FE49220BB 3FE49241BB Customer specific S N/A

G-2426G-A 3FE49220BC 3FE49220BC Customer-specific S N/A

G-2426G-A 3FE49220BD 3FE49220BD Brazil S N/A

G-2426G-A 3FE49220BE 3FE49241BE Customer-specific S N/A

G-2426G-A 3FE49220CA 3FE49241BA UK S N/A

G-2426G-B 3FE49441AA 3FE49509AA ANSI S N/A

G-2426G-B 3FE49441AB 3FE49509AB ANSI S N/A

G-2426G-B 3FE49441BA 3FE49509BA Europe S N/A

G-2426G-B 3FE49441CA 3FE49509CA UK S N/A

TW-210X-A 3FE49692AA 3FE49706AA Customer-specific N/A

U-00160CP-P 3FE47277AA 3FE47277AA Worldwide P N/A

U-090CP-P 3FE47273AA 3FE47273AA Worldwide P N/A

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U-090CP-P 3FE47273AB 3FE47273AB CCC P N/A

XS-020X-A 3FE48312AA 3FE48312AA NAR P N/A

XS-020X-A 3FE48312AC 3FE48312AC Customer specific P N/A

XS-020X-A 3FE48958AA 3FE48312AA NAR P N/A

XS-020X-A 3FE48958AB 3FE48312AA NAR P N/A

XS-020X-A 3FE48958AC 3FE48312AC Customer specific P N/A

XS-020X-A 3FE48958BA 3FE48312AA EU P N/A

XS-020X-A 3FE48958BB 3FE48312AA EU P N/A

XS-020X-A 3FE48958CA 3FE48312AA UK P N/A

XS-020X-A 3FE48958CB 3FE48312AA UK P N/A

XS-110G-A 3FE49228AA 3FE49229AA US P N/A

XS-110G-A 3FE49228BA 3FE49229BA EU P N/A

XS-110G-A 3FE49228CA 3FE49229BA UK P N/A

XS-240W-A 3FE48626AA 3FE48631AA US P N/A

XS-240W-A 3FE48626BA 3FE48631AC EU P N/A

XS-240W-A 3FE48626CA 3FE48631AC UK P N/A

XS-240W-A 3FE48626DA 3FE48631AD CCC P N/A

XS-240W-A 3FE48631AA 3FE48631AA NAR P N/A

XS-240W-A 3FE48631AC 3FE48631AC EU P N/A

XS-2426G-A 3FE49351AA 3FE49348AA US S N/A

XS-2426G-A 3FE49351BA 3FE49348BA EU S N/A

XS-2426G-A 3FE49351BB 3FE49348BB Customer-specific S N/A

XS-2426G-A 3FE49351BC 3FE49348CA Customer-specific S N/A

XS-2426G-A 3FE49351CA 3FE49348BA UK S N/A

XS-250WX-A 3FE46307AA 3FE46307AA US P N/A

XS-250WX-A 3FE46439AA 3FE46307AA US P N/A

XS-250WX-A 3FE46439BA 3FE46307AC EU P N/A

XS-250WX-A 3FE48307AC 3FE46307AC EMEA P N/A

XS-250WX-A 3FE48439CA 3FE48307AC UK P N/A

XS-250WX-A 3FE48439EA 3FE48307EA Customer-specific P N/A

XS-250X-A 3FE48114AA 3FE48114AA NAR P N/A

XS-250X-A 3FE48114AB 3FE48114AB NAR P N/A

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XS-250X-A 3FE48117AA 3FE48114AA Customer-specific P N/A

XS-250X-A 3FE48118AA 3FE48114AA US P N/A

XS-250X-A 3FE48118AB 3FE48114AA Customer-specific P N/A

US

XS-250X-A 3FE48118AC 3FE48114AB NAR P N/A

XS-250X-A 3FE48118BA 3FE48114AA EU P N/A

XS-250X-A 3FE48118CA 3FE48114AA UK P N/A

* Note:
The ONT supports 10G/10G & 10G/1G SFP as follows:
1. 3FE56563AB – I-temp SFP+ Asymmetric 10G/1G
2. 3FE56563AA – I-temp SFP+ Symmetric 10G/10G

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4 Open issues
Each open issue is tracked by one or more tracking numbers. Issues can be tracked by CARES
AR and by Nokia report numbers.

4.1 Open critical issues

There are no open critical issues in BBD Release 21.04.

4.2 Open major issues

The following table lists the open major issues.

Table 15 Open major issues

Problem # Customer Description Workaround Affected Notes

issue ID device(s)
ALU02037801 VU-141230-2 - Vulnerabilities in 'unzip' None G-240W-B
on Linux/Unix - OPEN

ALU02095527 WEBGUI from LAN is inaccessible None G-240W-B

when fiber is pulled out with huge
traffic sending to gateway.

ALU02097572 DHCPv6 decline was not supported None G-240W-B

when duplicate address was detected.

ALU02107672 No functionality to map attached USB None G-240W-B

drives as NAS other than accessing as
FTP.

ALU02194455 G-240W-B LAN ErrorReceived counter None. G-240W-B

is not getting updated. LAN
ErrorReceived counter is not updated.

ALU02195900 G-240W-B WLAN ErrorReceived None G-240W-B

counter is not updated GHz and 2.4
GHz WiFi chipsets does not support
update of this parameter.

ALU02196934 I-240W-A, G-240W-B Unknown None G-240W-B

Protocol counter is not getting updated.
UnknownProtocol counter is not
supported by either variant.

ALU02200426 G-240W-B WAN multicast RX/TX None. G-240W-B

counter is not updated. Variant's
platform does not support reading of
this parameter.

ALU02200427 WAN PacketsSentMulticast is not None. G-240W-B

getting updated. Variant's platform
does not support reading of this
parameter.

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Problem # Customer Description Workaround Affected Notes

issue ID device(s)
ALU02206006 When creating GRE TUNNEL and None G-240W-B
attaching the classifier rule to
LAN4/SSID8, IPTV traffic running on
LAN1 gets disturbed by 2 frames.

ALU02210882 Meaningful error messages are not None G-240W-B

getting displayed when wrong
configuration is done.

ALU02239855 SSID4 is unable to connect in WPA- SSID can be configured to G-240W-B

Enterprise mode. either Open / WEP mode or
SSID can be moved to other
bridge.

ALU02323450 For Wifi 5G, when WMM is disabled, It is expected and followed G-240W-B
wireless mode will change to 11a and WFA 11n certification
traffic will be dropped. requirement

ALU02327476 with both FEC-enable and disable None XS-250WX-A

mode, data throughput is low with
small byte transfer

ALU02328199 Some values appear as '0' when Get the value separately. XS-250WX-A
reading IGD node

ALU02334659 Rate limit limitation for US protocol None G-240W-B

packet in case of UNI port in bridge
mode.

ALU02335496 Power cycling ONT with traffic will Wait for 3 - 5 minutes, it G-240W-B
cause SIP Registration failure alarm. will recover.

ALU02336602 G-240W-F does not support RTP None G-240W-F

statistics

ALU02338648 Create 29 QoS rules on web GUI, Modify time of ACS G-240W-B
obtaining IGD via TR-069 will fail due timeout
to timeout.

ALU02351788 WPA Key length can only support 63 UDO G-120W-F

characters with WPA/WPA2 encryption

ALU02355365 Upstream IGMP report with checksum None G-240G-E

error is discarded by ONT

ALU02357229 Upstream scheduling does not work if Send the traffic bi- G-240G-E
only single upstream is running direction
because the upstream traffic will be
lifted to host if no MAC address is
learnt from WAN side

ALU02359796 VoiceProfile can be set by TR069 None G-240W-F

ALU02362387 There is packet loss during DoS attack None G-240W-C

ALU02362819 Webgui login fail block function does None G-240W-B

not work well after closing browser

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Problem # Customer Description Workaround Affected Notes

issue ID device(s)
ALU02363835 BulkData Functionality is not working in None G-240W-F
G-240W-F ONT

ALU02365280 'SetupLockedState' is not correct when None G-240W-B

'SetupLock' is set to true.

ALU02365288 The node of WPS.SetupLock cannot UDO G-240W-C

take effect

ALU02365436 IP filter do not take effect about WEB None G-120W-F

protocol

ALU02365833 OnuMode 0003,OperatorID XXXX,two None G-120G-E

LAN LEDs flashing not in the same
frequency

ALU02367988 Problem: WPAEncryptionModes and None G-240W-F

WPAAuthenticationMode set via TL1
success but value got in ONT shows
diff values and ONT behavior is
deviated from TR098 standard

ALU02369643 The increased link budget cannot None G-240G-E

reach 3~4 dB when upstream FEC is
enabled

ALU02384703 XS-020X-A Upstream throughput result None XS-020X-A

is bad

ALU02391952 Port Mirroring is not working None G-140W-C

ALU02395479 MTU Size > 1500 is not getting None G-140W-C

dropped by ONT

ALU02402294 Tx and Rx Packets on WAN Status None XS-250WX-A

page have wrong packets counters

ALU02402296 Multicast and Broadcast Packets None XS-250WX-A

Counter of WAN on Statistics page
does not work

ALU02408185 The WiFi UDP throughput will drop to Wait 1 minute or longer G-240W-B
lower after unplug/plug ONT fiber.

ALU02409396 Broadcast IP cannot be set for static None XS-250WX-A

route.

ALU02410083 Title:C_RB forwarder mode does not None XS-250X-A

support double tag

ALU02410563 ONT cannot forward packets bigger Do not send jumbo frame XS-020X-A
than 2100 bytes towards ONT

ALU02413629 ONT has been restarted via webgui, None XS-250WX-A

the Wi-Fi light is on

ALU02414342 UPNP Port forwarding fail None G-240W-F

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Problem # Customer Description Workaround Affected Notes

issue ID device(s)
ALU02414721 Rogue ONT detection mechanism None XS-250X-A
cannot be cleared

ALU02417108 SP scheduling for upstream does not None G-040G-A

work well

ALU02417404 DSCP is not preserved in the upstream None XS-250WX-A

flow

ALU02417494 S-RB tunnel service with Pbit priority Admin-down and admin-up XS-250X-A
regeneration profile not applied of respective ONT will
correctly if default Pbit QoS profile properly update service to
initially configured for service. use pbit regeneration
profile. Admin down/up
ONT or reboot ONT can
recover it, but if connect
the ISR58 OLT version, the
issue does not exist

ALU02417913 URL Filter does not work with website None G-140W-C
using port 443 and 80

ALU02420226 ARP also can transfer when Do not send up ARP when XS-020X-A
authentication failure use 802.1x

ALU02420560 Verify HTTP GETs to filtered URLs are None XS-250WX-A

blocked without DNS lookups

ALU02420634 ONT should not forward the packet None XS-250WX-A

with the IPv4 checksum is corrupt

ALU02421763 DHCP server does not return correct None XS-250WX-A

client identifier option

ALU02423069 Not able to reach the unknown network None G-240W-B

via non default Internet WAN.

ALU02423780 Multiport SSM group same G+S and None G-040G-A

different VLAN, only one UNI port
receive multicast

ALU02424538 ONT WAN status does not change to Refresh the webpage G-240W-C
connected automatically after created
WAN connection.

ALU02425186 ONT does not use default WAN to Create one Internet WAN G-240W-C
resolve NTP Time Server's domain only.
name.

ALU02426074 There will generate too many loss Expect customer do not XS-250X-A
packets when T-cont more than 15 use t-cont from 16-32, or
do not use OTO vlan more
than two UNI.

ALU02426942 Cannot delete v4 client object None G-240W-B

ALU02433637 When user is receiving multicast None. U-090CP-P

data,modify mc-pbit-valueProblem:
when user is receiving multicast

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Problem # Customer Description Workaround Affected Notes

issue ID device(s)
data,modify mc-pbit-value of igmp
channel,the user will not receive the
multicast data

ALU02436548 Unknown device name in networking PC obtains both IPv4/IPv6 G-240W-B

page. address

ALU02437615 Config ETH negotiation mode is None. U-090CP-P

invalid.Problem: config the Ethernet
service capability at
100BASETFD/100BASETHD/10BASE
TAUTO mode, it is invalid,and no
change in bi-direction traffic

ALU02439081 different UNIs can not map to same or None. U-090CP-P

different DSCP profile.Problem:
different UNIs can not map to same or
different DSCP profile.if UNIs map to
same or different DSCP
profile,upstream data is not forwarded
on the UNIs

ALU02439323 different UNIs cannot map to different None. U-090CP-P

DSCP profile.Problem: config DSCP
profile will impact other uni port

ALU02442592 ont Voltage too low alarm does not None. U-090CP-P
workProblem: when ont-voltage low
rssiprof define, no any ont voltage
alarm report in olt

ALU02443142 the L2UNI statistical error.Problem: None. U-090CP-P

The actual value does not correspond
to the statistics.

ALU02443682 Voice service does not recover after Use following CLI XS-250X-A
VOIP interface port, no admin-up commands on
admin-up OLT:configure equipment
ont interface ng2:4/1/2#
admin- state
downconfigure equipment
ont interface ng2:4/1/2#
admin- state up

ALU02443880 GMQ received on the uni side is None. U-090CP-P

incorrect when config multi-port
channelProblem: set GMQ interval 11s
,GMQ received on the uni side is
incorrect,received three GMQv2/v3
messages on each port

ALU02447448 Some parameters such as Read single object G-240W-C

'InternetGatewayDevice.DeviceInfo.Me
moryStatus.Total' value are incorrect
when retrieving whole object

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Problem # Customer Description Workaround Affected Notes

issue ID device(s)
ALU02447794 IGMP channel on multi-UNI ports, None. U-090CP-P
cvlan of received multicast data not
correct

ALU02449476 WAN and LAN PING timeout when Send upstream also or stop G-240W-C
running UDP DL with fiber plug out and downstream
in.Huge downstream only after fiber
plug out and in cause ping time out

ALU02460666 10G ONTs support 14 Pbit to Queue Configure all ports with UNI XS-250X-A
tables sharing mode.

ALU02460666 10G ONTs support 14 Pbit to Queue Configure all ports with UNI XS-020X-A
tables sharing mode.

ALU02461635 The 802.3 package is less than 68 None U-090CP-P

bytes will be discarded.Problem: .STC
upstream sends untag ETH802.3
package with 64bytes, and no packets
found

ALU02463081 TxBF gain should be around 5dB later None G-240W-C

than TxBF on

ALU02463108 l2uni PM node 'dropped-bytes-up' Dropped packets can be XS-020X-A

always 0 detected via l2uni
'dropped- frames-up

ALU02463780 The 4 upstream queues with WRR None U-090CP-P

behavior errorProblem: Send 4
upstream queues with PBIT0,2,4,6
respectively, each stream is 10M,
length is 1500 bytes, and Pbit4 and 6
are equally divided, it is incorrect.

ALU02463883 The upstream WRR scheduling is None U-090CP-P

inexactProblem: Send 8 up streams
with PBIT0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7 respective,
and the result exceeded the 5% margin
of error.

ALU02464472 On 7360 Platform: Updating VLAN Port None XS-020X-A

configuration on a UNI port may result
in instantaneous drops on other
services on respective UNI port

ALU02464746 When ONT is configured which Configure ONT within SoC XS-250X-A
exhausts SoC resources, HSI service constraints.
may be impacted

ALU02465913 l2uni PM node 'dropped-frames-up' Dropped packets can be U-00160CP-P

always 0 detected via l2uni
'dropped-frames-up'

ALU02465999 PM statistic of FEC-TC-layer is not Show fec-tc-layer,the U-00160CP-P

working statistic always be 0.

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Problem # Customer Description Workaround Affected Notes

issue ID device(s)
ALU02469360 ONT does not support DSCP mapping None U-00160CP-P
after SP scheduling

ALU02470163 Multiple UNI port join same IGMP None U-00160CP-P

group the multicast VLAN forward rule
NOK

ALU02470522 Enable VLAN-selection after UNI1 port None U-00160CP-P

IGMP effects other UNI port multicast
stream

ALU02470763 Modify IGMP channel mc-pbit-value None U-00160CP-P

after ONT IGMP table clears

ALU02472141 Downstream unicast traffic was None U-090CP-P

blocked when configuring prio-regen-
prof for pbit remarkingProblem:
Downstream unicast traffic was
blocked when configuring prio-regen-
prof for pbit remarking,and the pbit
corresponding rule is one to many

ALU02472256 The VLAN forwarding for multicast None U-090CP-P

traffic is incorrectProblem: Join the
group at UNI1-4, that's good, and
VLAN is also correct (203).

ALU02473015 Admin down/up ONT interface, one of None U-00160CP-P

upstream traffic flows is blocked

ALU02474659 Jumbo frames gigabit Ethernet wire- Jumbo frames greater than XS-250X-A
speed consideration 3400 bytes require an
increase of ~ 2.4% to the
upstream BW EIR profile to
achieve expected end to
end throughput. Example
for GE wire-speed, EIR
should be changed from
EIR=1000Mbps to EIR-
1024Mbps.

ALU02475541 MDU doesn't support IGMPV3 SSM None U-090CP-P

groupProblem: join SSM group is
good, but Send down multicast stream
the source ipv4 address not S1 or
S2,but uni1 and uni2 can receive
stream

ALU02476803 Ethernet PM TC counters cannot count None U-090CP-P

lost-up/down packetsProblem: STC
sends bi-directional L2CP traffic with
100M,but the 'lost-frags-down ' and '
lost-frags-up 'is not counted.

ALU02476816 The rx-undersz-frame is incorrectly None U-090CP-P

counted to rx-rcr-errframeProblem: US
send unicast traffic with 62bytes,the rx-

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Problem # Customer Description Workaround Affected Notes

issue ID device(s)
undersz-frame is counted to rx-rcr-
errframe

ALU02477621 The result of Speed Test from web is None XS-250WX-A

not correct

ALU02481739 The downstream multicast traffic None U-090CP-P

affects upstream bandwidth
rateProblem: Send downstream
multicast traffic in each UNI port with
80 Mbps speed, the upstream Unicast
traffic always loses packets.

ALU02485518 ONT no-sharing mode,1G UNI port None XS-250X-A

upstream is only up to 600 mb/s

ALU02485599 In no-sharing mode, 10G UNI port high None XS-250X-A

priority queue has some packets loss

ALU02486997 Config 128 gem,modify SLID service If you change the SLID on XS-020X-A
times, will lead upstream not forward an XG/XGS ONU, then the
ONU will reboot
automatically

ALU02486997 Config 128 gem,modify SLID service If you change the SLID on XS-250X-A
times, will lead upstream not forward an XG/XGS ONU, then the
ONU will reboot
automatically

ALU02494648 Send US frame length less than None XS-250X-A

80byte, upstream WRR schedule does
not work

ALU02496677 Tagged traffic cannot work in None XS-250WX-A

transparent mode with multi bridge
WAN

ALU02520255 8021x authentication request packets None XS-250X-A

were blocked by ONT when sending
lots of upstream PPPoE

ALU02522373 The S:0 VLAN forward works None U-090CP-P

incorrectly.1.register an ONT to
PON.2.complete OLT test config.3.
PCTA to send upstream s-tag
package.Expect result: passActual
result: no packets found

ALU02525753 Fixed bandwidth business is always None G-140W-C

lost under different DBA types (TYPE
1/2/4)

ALU02526612 ONT l2uni pm count NOK None U-090CP-P

ALU02535020 When running traffic, web GUI None G-140W-F

response is very slow.

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Problem # Customer Description Workaround Affected Notes

issue ID device(s)
ALU02535414 ONT only support one DSCP-mapping None U-00160CP-P
table

ALU02536179 Multicast VLAN selection function is None G-140W-C

functioning incorrectly

ALU02546972 WAN interface with connection trigger None G-240W-C

manual gets IP from server without dial

ALU02571555 There are rate limitations on CPU None G-240G-E

packages processing

ALU02576044 The WPA Key has some errors when None G-240W-C
changing the login protocol from
HTTPS to HTTP or HTTP to HTTPS

ALU02581152 Downstream traffic is discarded when None G-140W-C

the same traffic is sent to a different
port

ALU02583422 Sometimes it takes more than 30 None G-240W-C

seconds to delete 6 QoS rules

ALU02585698 ONT CPU has certain packet None G-240G-E

processing capacity

ALU02587788 ONU fails to respond with 800M US None G-240W-G

after deleting 6 QoS rules with full
config

ALU02590041 Migration failure if you configure static None G-240W-G

IP and IP mode is IPV4&IPV6

ALU02598549 ONT restarted after 5M broadcast None G-140W-C

downstream traffic was sent when
configured fully.

ALU02599460 Line1 performing MLT can disturb the None G-240G-E

call of line2

ALU02607284 The S:0 pvid triple tags behave None U-090CP-P

incorrectly.Problem:Cannot pass
packets smaller than 60 bytes

ALU02611277 ONT keep on rebooting after None G-240W-C

downgrade from HDR62.90 to
HDR5801zj

ALU02617419 Downgrade ONT build from HDR62 to None G-240W-B

HDR6101 caused ONT Web GUI not
to open

ALU02619155 Throughput test is not good for small None G-240W-F

packet length

ALU02629083 Should wait for more than 16 seconds wait for 16 after old stream G-240G-E
before starting new L2LU2 down is stopped
streams

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Problem # Customer Description Workaround Affected Notes

issue ID device(s)
ALU02629809 Web access is blocked when sent None XS-250WX-A
huge UDP packets (bigger than
5000fps) to 802.1X unauthorized port

ALU02630607 ONT does not support IPv6 gateway using Link Local address as G-120G-E
using global unicast address static ip Gateway configuration
configuration

ALU02631092 After buffer of QDMA WAN is enlarged, restore buffer of QDMA G-240G-E
up scheduler does not work well wan to default value

ALU02640318 MTK ONT cannot support 1000baset- None G-240G-E

hd

ALU02643014 ONT only supports UPnP 1.0 None XS-250WX-A

ALU02648145 Upstream drop packets when send None G-2425G-B

increment frame size 128 to 1500

ALU02649491 L3 all UNI throughput frame 128 size is None G-2425G-B

lower than the expected

ALU02652736 AONT MTK limitation - property None G-140W-F

limitations on HW acceleration rule
cleaning, L3 traffic cannot recover after
change bandwidth

ALU02655673 US traffic will be dropped if we None G-2425G-A

increase US traffic burst size to 500

ALU02655749 Admin down/up ONT internet service Reboot ONT and wait HW G-2425G-A
not route WANwill drop flow clean up sometimes
not worked

ALU02655751 NAT enable/disable will not take effect Reboot ONT G-2425G-A
during bidirectional traffic

ALU02655908 Packet loss statistics error in PM None G-2425G-A

counter for TCONT bandwidth limit

ALU02655913 oversize packets statistics error, None G-2425G-A

upstream and downstream packets
statistics error and the value is zero

ALU02655949 Traffic is allowed to pass through WAN None G-2425G-B

when WAN IP is released.

ALU02655954 PPPoE WAN NAT cannot enable after Stop traffic and reboot ONT G-2425G-B
disabled when traffic is on.

ALU02656871 Outbound packets should not be None G-2425G-A

forwarded if the source address is not
a prefix of ONUs private IP address

ALU02656881 NAT translation failed for SIP headers None G-2425G-A

during REGISTER (TCP)

ALU02657222 ICMP Error Payload packet should not None G-2425G-A

be forwarded

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Problem # Customer Description Workaround Affected Notes

issue ID device(s)
ALU02657450 Inbound IPv6 TCP connections to LAN None G-2425G-A
hosts were not blocked

ALU02657664 Signal Degraded Alarm and ONU None G-2425G-A

down when TCONT overload and
admin down/up ONU

ALU02657733 RTP port mapping was not deleted when None G-2425G-A
SIP client ends call

ALU02657932 Large downstream packets lost with multi Each WAN IP and port G-2425G-A
WAN. Only two downstream info can list should have big difference
in the hw_nat list.

ALU02659397 G-240W-G_6201 not delete None G-240W-G

'Device.PPP.Interface.1 and others
interface was created after ONT reboot

ALU02679339 TR143 speed test completed with file not None G-2425G-A
downloaded totally

ALU02681391 TestBytesReceived is much greater than None G-2425G-B

the size of the actual file downloaded,
impacts all customers using TR-143 with
G2425GA/B

ALU02681566 No radar detected None G-240W-C

ALU02686269 Throughput data when downloading None G-2425G-A

bigger files is NOK

BBDPROD- MTK does not support real Tx power Problem: MTK does not G-140W-C
10036 on current channel support real Tx power on
current channel and has
no plan to support
it.Workaround: None.
This is a limitation of
MTK.Impact to customer:
No Tx power available on
NWCC or MAPP.

BBDPROD- G-140W-C does not support DCS Problem: MTK WI-FI G-140W-C
11619 chipset 7612 does not
support off-scan. It
supports initial scan only.
Workaround: None. This
is a limitation of MTK
chipset.Impact to
customer: So G-140W-C
cannot support dynamic
5G channel optimization.

BBDPROD- MTU size only support 1704 bytes. Problem: Messages G-1425G-A
12430 larger than 1704 bytes
are not allowed to be
forwarded. Workaround:

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Problem # Customer Description Workaround Affected Notes

issue ID device(s)
NoneImpact customer:
Major

BBDPROD- channel selection is not based the None G-1425G-A

20619 rules.

BBDPROD-2409 Packets with low priority can get None G-240G-E

through during SP schedule

BBDPROD-3975 After sending 8G downstream data Problem: The throughput XS-2426G-A

flow, DS pbit6 and pbit7 QoS schedule in XS-2426G-A's switch
cannot take effect. chipset is 6G. If
downstream traffic is
more than 6G, the
downstream traffic
exceeding 6G will be
randomly dropped before
entering the switch
chipset regardless of the
flows' priority (PBIT).
Since the switch

BBDPROD-4460 1-8050687 TR181 None G-2425G-A

Device.WiFi.Radio.{i}.Stats.Noise
shows 0 and there is no change

BBDPROD-4656 AUTH LED behavior has an error None G-240G-E

BBDPROD-4677 All LAN service WEBGUI/Telnet not None G-240G-E

accessible while ONT signal is low and
status is not stable

BBDPROD-6103 No ONT disabled alarm report when None XS-2426G-A

doing rogue ONT test

BBDPROD-6166 The bandwidth of last 3 LAN ports is None G-140W-G

100M if the traffic load is greater than
300M.

BBDPROD-6273 Downstream is discarded after bridge None G-240G-E

port auto-negotiates to 100M

BBDPROD-6304 Some Wi-Fi info in console log with this None G-240G-E
SFU board

BBDPROD-6515 Reset button function is not the same None G-240G-E

as TRS

BBDPROD-6715 Stream packet loss with fglt-b in JPNX None G-2425G-B

QOS test

BBDPROD-7200 G-2425G-A with PBA 3FE48300AC Problem: No solution G-2425G-A

and 3FE48300AB cannot support both exists to support both
MTU2000 Bytes and easy mesh. MTU2000 and easy
mesh. This is the
limitation of G-2425G-A
256M DDR board. When

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Problem # Customer Description Workaround Affected Notes

issue ID device(s)
MTU in this board is
1700Bytes, and
easymesh is supported.
Workaround: None
Impact customer: Major

BBDPROD-9979 WAN interface statistics on Web GUI Problem: WAN interface G-1425G-A
cannot take IPTV traffic into account statistic on WEBGUI
cannot take IPTV traffic
into account.
Workaround: None
Impact to customer: Low

4.3 Open minor issues

The following table lists the open minor issues.

Table 16 Open minor issues

Problem # Customer Description Workaround Affected Notes

issue ID device(s)
ALU02048069 Normal basic call(not E911) is on, OMCIV2 0-configure management G-240W-B
dnload XML, call should not problem releated.First, it
disconnected.Data/Voice services will be need OLT to raise alarm
impacted due to reboot of AONT, Which is when zero manage
part of CPE/ONT configuration over OMCI download XML during
feature procedure channel active call.Second, ONT
should process the
behavior.

ALU02095478 VoIP Service would wait for MAC age-out When G-240W-A/G-240W- G-240W-B
during upgrade:Upon upgrade to the new B/G-240G-C/G-440G-A is
HDR05.02.01 SW load, the configured VoIP upgraded to R05.02.01,
service on the ONT would experience a since its MAC address will
downtime equivalent to the MAC age-out be changed, OLT needs to
timer set in the OLT, with the default age out the MAC address of
duration being 300 ONT before the upgrade.
The default duration of the
age-out timer on OLT can
also be shortened to reduce
the

ALU02112864 Unable to access WEBGUI with active None G-240W-B

traffic after enabling/adding IP filter.

ALU02135357 Some TR-069 parameters take a longer Wait for 60 to 90 seconds G-240W-B
time to set in the ONT for the action to get
completed.

ALU02148048 Minor drop always observed for different None, This will get resolved G-240W-B
BW and frame size in GRE tunnel automatically when a
mode.Problem description: Packet drop is hardware based solution is
observed when the traffic is sent on both available.
the directions for about US 300 Mbps and

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Problem # Customer Description Workaround Affected Notes

issue ID device(s)
DS 300 Mbps of various size. Smaller the
packet size more

ALU02158556 US/DS traffic -framesize 1500/1990 with Configure the networks side G-240W-B
less throughput is seen in GRE tunnel interface MTU same as
mode.Problem description: Less system MTU, which will
throughput is seen when the US traffic is prevent the packets from
sent large size packets (more than 1500 B being fragmented.
packets). When small packets are sent
throughput is as expect

ALU02161369 Downstream rate limit does not work as None G-240W-B

expected

ALU02161662 Unable to access WEBGUI from LAN side if None G-240W-B

PON fiber is pulled out.

ALU02163288 Session timeout observed during TR069 None, This will get resolved G-240W-B
Full tree GET with US/DS trafficProblem automatically when a
description: When trying to get the full tree hardware-based solution is
configuration via TR-069 it fails with available.
session timeout, during the peak traffic
period.Root cause : When the system is
loaded wit

ALU02165562 USB performance too low None G-240W-B

ALU02220218 5G band4 channels reduce the power value None G-240W-B

impact throughput performance.

ALU02230181 Problem: NAT is not properly working G-240W-B

when NAT is enabled and disabled on the
WAN interface. After disabling the NAT, the
packets are forwarded to WAN side with
TR-069 WAN IP address. Sometime the
private IP address goes to the network,
after NAT. The chan

ALU02230181 Problem: NAT is not properly working G-240W-C

when NAT is enabled and disabled on the
WAN interface. After disabling the NAT, the
packets are forwarded to WAN side with
TR-069 WAN IP address. Sometime the
private IP address goes to the network,
after NAT. The chan

ALU02290747 WiFi 5G-HT80 MU-MIMO TCP and UDP DL None G-240W-B

gain less than 50%.

ALU02313223 2.4/5 GHz SSIDs are not disabled when all None G-240W-B
LAN ports are in Bridge mode

ALU02313223 2.4/5 GHz SSIDs are not disabled when all None G-240W-C
LAN ports are in Bridge mode

ALU02326718 Packet loss in downstream when AES is Disable AES XS-250WX-A

enabled

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Problem # Customer Description Workaround Affected Notes

issue ID device(s)
ALU02326771 Low throughput result for small packets, None G-240W-B
like 68/128/256 bytes, due to chipset
limitation

ALU02332913 IGDv2 does not have good compatibility None G-240W-C

ALU02347601 ONT not sending Re-invite to switch back None G-240G-E

to voice in VBD high speed scenarios

ALU02351351 The TR098 object:Layer2Interface value is None G-240W-B

not correct when PC connected SSID7 or
SSID8.

ALU02356608 SSID name does not support special Do not use special character G-240W-F
characters ';' as SSID

ALU02358514 Some WLAN Stats objects show '0' when None G-240W-B
obtaining value from ACS server.

ALU02361261 When the mouse points at 11g only or 11n None G-240W-C
only mode, it shows disabled

ALU02362068 ONT should remove all debug and unused None G-240W-F
account

ALU02363869 TR-098 Layer3Forwarding default value None G-240W-C

error

ALU02366796 PCMA packets sent before PCMA codec None G-240W-B

negotiation completed with another user.

ALU02367924 Inconsistent behavior for VoIP service Reboot ONT G-240W-B

while only one SIP user configured in XML

ALU02371036 The value is 0 when getting CPU usage None G-240W-F

parameter

ALU02372919 Downgrade software load to R05.05.01 1. remote SSH commands G-240W-C

from R05.06.01, 5G WiFi does not start up can be used to recover this
problem.2. upgrade to
R05.06.00 software load
from R05.05.01 first to
avoid R05.05.01 downgrade
from R05.06.01

ALU02385262 SVM-36947: glibc - Multiple Vulnerabilities None G-240W-B

- CVE-2010- 3192, CVE-2017-1000366, CVE-
2017-12132~12133

ALU02389340 TXBF off throughput is better than on when None G-240W-C

12dB in both UDP &TCP

ALU02392134 Ping with domain name is not working None G-140W-C

ALU02393600 RSSI and Signal Strength node cannot get None G-240W-F
actual value

ALU02407526 The LAN port does not work after config Do not configure port XS-250WX-A
port mirror mirroring

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Problem # Customer Description Workaround Affected Notes

issue ID device(s)
ALU02415261 Value of xg-tc-layer is always 0 None XS-250X-A

ALU02416205 ONT reboots after configuring DSCP Use bandwidth- sharing UNI XS-020X-A
mapping Problem: ONT will reboot after sharing
configuring DSCPmapping with no-sharing
S+C cc forward

ALU02426094 The web cannot display the tables when None G-240W-C
the phones linked

ALU02434344 Some of the eight WAN connection None. XS-250WX-A

downstream flow send packet loss

ALU02442633 dn mcast stream with error source IP can None. U-090CP-P

pass

ALU02455854 AES encryption always display 'no' Do not get AES status of XS-020X-A
gem_encryption

ALU02463636 MDU doesn't support N:1 None U-090CP-P

functionProblem: The wrong VLAN ID was
received under N:1 model

ALU02471128 ONT other UNI port effect UNI1 port None U-00160CP-P
stream loses packets

ALU02471994 Downstream traffic rate more than None U-00160CP-P

1000mbps will make 8021x auth failed

ALU02475479 ONT sends upstream uni5-uni16 port lost None U-00160CP-P

frames

ALU02497078 Dongle status should be down when no None G-240W-C

credit left for prepay SIM card.

ALU02525718 Port Mirror downstream does not work Configure Port Mirror again XS-250WX-A
after ONT interface down/up, user will not from Web GUI
capture the packets from LAN side

ALU02529569 2000 byte frames throughput is too low None G-040G-A

ALU02530496 ONT LAN port LED behavior is uncommon. None U-090CP-P

ALU02530750 ONT 2.5G extend card connect omnistack None U-090CP-P

switch (Ethernet port only supports 100M)
after stream drop

ALU02533454 Traffic lost for the 17th None U-090CP-P

VPProblem:Configured VPs in each UNI
port, Sent bidirectional traffic for each
GEM port, the traffic of the 17th VP lost
after a few minutes.

ALU02556701 ONT still uses OutboundProxy as request None XS-250X-A

url domain even after deleting
OutboundProxy

ALU02584006 It takes approximately 7 minutes to recover None G-240W-C

a 10M US after downgrading

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Problem # Customer Description Workaround Affected Notes

issue ID device(s)
ALU02587020 Changing Auto-Configured to Static mode Use a different DNS or G-240W-C
on IPv6 WAN leads to web error delete the auto-configured
WAN, and then create the
static WAN, but not do
change directly.

ALU02603370 PPPoE wan is disabled after change None G-140W-H

connection trigger from Manual to
AlwaysOn

ALU02620197 IPv6 static global unicast address cannot be None G-120G-E

used for gateway

ALU02632160 Upload Speed Test value is lower than the None G-240W-G
benchmark - NOK

ALU02643952 Parental control functions collide with URL In order to use URL filtering G-240W-E
filter in Web GUI for parental control feature,
customer is recommended
to remove any URL filters
that may have been set
using Web GUI and recreate
them u them using the
Mobile App. Customer may
notice that the parental
controls do not work i

ALU02647848 Traffic cannot recover if changing pbit of None G-2425G-B

the second WAN with default route on ONT
while the same traffic is running

ALU02648407 AONT MTK limitation - size limitations on None. G-2425G-B

CPU packages processing, [G2425GB][ALCL]
ONU does not support Jumbo Frame 9216

ALU02649324 When sending US /DS frames with more None G-2425G-B

than 1518 bytes, PM parameter is wrong.
ONT will calculate frame size over 1518 in
1024-1518 items, sending upstream and
downstream frame size over 1518; the
frame size will be shown between 1024 to
1518.

ALU02652057 Configure mc-pbit-value on two UNI, only None. G-2425G-A

one UNI is OK.

ALU02652633 After configuring max GEM, many invalid None. G-2425G-A

chn:33 exist.

ALU02657672 ONT have wrong console log after deleting None G-2425G-A
GEM

ALU02657788 [3rd][6201a][g240wl][alal]L2 2.5G Bridge None G-240W-L

throughput 4uni 64byte upstream issue

ALU02662149 Downstream cannot pass when None G-2425G-A

disable/enable NAT with IP routing rule

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Problem # Customer Description Workaround Affected Notes

issue ID device(s)
ALU02664714 ONT cannot sync time from OLT when None XS-250X-A
time-zone offset is 510

ALU02666947 Removing all VPs on route port can cause None G-2425G-A
frame dropped on bridge port, when a
customer deletes or adds some
configurations on OLT, there will be some
packets loss on this ONU for less than 1
second.

ALU02669613 [HDR63]l2uni pm: rx-1024to1518-oct & rx- None U-00160CP-P

oversz-frame can not work well

ALU02671272 [HDR63][G-240-WL][ALCL/eu] G240WL None G-240W-L

pilot board TCP/UDP wifi thoughput is
lower than pem board

ALU02671384 Echo heard when voice level larger than None G-2425G-B
0dBm. During voice call, echo can be heard
when voice level is bigger than 0 dBm, this
issue is existing on all ONTs if customer's
voice level is bigger than 0 dBm

ALU02674156 [HDR6301][XS-250WX-A][ALCL] None XS-250WX-A

Unexpected tone occurred between busy
tone and howler tone

ALU02674428 [HDR6301][G140WH][BRZL]whenB1 None G-140W-H

connect to ONT via
5gwifi,Device.Hosts.Host.*.AssociatedDevic
e is null

ALU02680812 After increasing radar interference, radar None G-240W-E

channel cannot switch out.

ALU02684030 [HDR6301][XS-250WX-A][ALCL][au]5G None XS-250WX-A

cannot detect radar.

ALU02699345 at one uni port:mc-vlan-xlate enabled, ds only configure mc-vlan-xlate U-00160CP-P

mcast vlan behavior error enabled-->ds mcast vlan
behavior right

ALU02699784 with protocol many packets, snmp reduce protocol packets, U-00160CP-P
connection timeout snmp connection is ok

ALU02700967 GetParameterNames is not correct when None G-240W-B

get InternetGatewayDevice on ACS server

ALU02707425 DL throughput of 5G(802.11ax) two LANs is None G-2426G-A

lower than that of one LAN

ALU02710975 5G throughput only about 680M during the None G-2426G-A

2.4G/5G Co Work Test

ALU02711776 PM:dropped-frames-up & rx-dropped-evt us traffic without crc error, U-00160CP-P

count error it is ok

ALU02712081 2.4G/5G small byte (88/512) throughput None G-2426G-A

low

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Problem # Customer Description Workaround Affected Notes

issue ID device(s)
BBDPROD-13577 Boards with MTK platform may reboot add a new fdb parameter G-140W-C
when loop exist in topology to distinguish loop fdb entry
move with normal entry
move.

BBDPROD-14256 5G RTPVideo stream failed None G-140W-H

BBDPROD-23882 IPv6 address not getting populated in LAN Will work fine when IPv6 is G-2425G-A
Interface with IPv6 as third WAN . first WAN.

BBDPROD-24492 TR143 Upload Diagnostics throws NA G-1425G-A

'Error_Internal' Instead of
'Error_NoResponse' when NT is restarted

BBDPROD-24663 No SET_RESP will be sent from USP agent NA G-2425G-B

when
Device.LocalAgent.Controller.{i}.MTP.{i}.En
able or Device.LocalAgent.MTP.Enable is
disabled from the controller, Also the
connection will not teared down.

BBDPROD-26564 Connected Remote End in GRE tunnel is NA G-2426G-B

binding only for 1st WAN connection

BBDPROD-27058 TR143 speed test result with multiple G-1425G-A

connections of upstream throughput value Use Single connection
is around 200M less comparing with method to do the TR143
BBDR2103 and previous releases. speed test
Upstream and downstream throughput of
single connection and downstream
throughput of multiple connections in this
release are better than BBDR2103 and
previous releases.

BBDPROD-27847 Multicast Query is sent even after IP Filter NA G-240W-C

is Added though L3 Traffic fails as expected

BBDPROD-28138 When controller adds subscription for NA G-2425G-B

ValueChange with reference list parameter
as Device.LocalAgent.Controller.1.Enable,
Notification is not sent whenever the
parameter is set with false/true

BBDPROD-28710 When the MQTT client is disabled from NA G-2425G-B

controller, no MQTT DISCONNECT is sent

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Problem # Customer Description Workaround Affected Notes

issue ID device(s)
BBDPROD-28774 Voice service is provisioned on the ONT, no TW-210X-A
remove fiber, keep voltage up during POTS-
handover-timer count down, wait for 10
seconds and reinsert fiber, ONT will do MIB
reset and trigger re-register with iConfig
server, POTS line will lose voltage until
registered which takes around 2 minutes.

BBDPROD-28777 ONT is not re-establishing the connection NA G-2425G-B

when first WAN goes down

BBDPROD-29022 When quickly remove and then re-create Operate those procedures TW-210X-A
ONT-DIAG interface for ONT, it is easy to with normal speed, e.g.,
make ONT de-active by OLT. Removing and delete ONT-DIAG interface,
re-adding with normal operation speed is wait 15s, and then re-create
OK. ONT-DIAG interface again.

BBDPROD-29590 L3QoS Not Properly Marked When PBit Works Fine when PBit value G-140W-C
Value is Not Given is specified

BBDPROD-29644 Initiate ONT software upgrade, and add Not do maintenance TW-210X-A
extra operation, e.g., switching power operation during ONT
between AC to UPS and back on AC power, software upgrade.
or fiber plug-out and plug-in. NPON LED
will show solid green on instead of flashing
green to indicate the ONT is going through
SW upgrade.

BBDPROD-30535 Rate Limit Functionality is not Applied for NA XS-2426G-A

this ONT

BBDPROD-3174 DS multicast vlan was incorrect when mc- None U-00160CP-P

vlan-xlate enabled.

BBDPROD-3250 High video flow caused the board to reach Low down the high priority G-040W-B
its limit traffic.

BBDPROD-375 Multicast traffic of un-configured group None U-090CP-P

didn't follow the pbit setting.

BBDPROD-4225 USB elements exist in startup log None G-240G-E

BBDPROD-5705 After mesh network is built well, we play None G-240W-E

the multicast video on the beacon and
there're also other streams from RGW to
the beacon. The multicast video will be
mosaic.

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Problem # Customer Description Workaround Affected Notes

issue ID device(s)

BBDPROD-5720 In type B test, ALCO occurred RDI alarm None G-2425G-A ALU02694
and unusual packets loss 093

BBDPROD-9556 an error box appears on the page: 'error no G-240W-J

set LanWlanObject:5' when select BW auto
& channel 165/140/116/132/136, this case
no really function impact, only will lead to
customer confusion.

5 Closed issues
The following table lists the closed issues in BBD R21.04.
Table 17 Closed issues

Problem # Customer Severity Description Affected Fixed in...

issue ID Device(s)
BBDPROD-18279 PRB01985784 Minor WiFi concurrent user limitation G-2426G-A
FE49226HJIL96

BBDPROD-18890 Minor The GRE Throughput in the Upstream is less XS-2426G-A

compared to the throughput expected. FE49385HJIL96

BBDPROD-20497 PRB02107951 Minor Reboots continuously when Fiberhome AP G-240W-F

SR1021D is connected FE46606HJIL96

BBDPROD-23572 Major G-2425G-A TR181 BBDR2102 PhyInterface on G-2425G-A

POT port 2 cannot be solved (does not exist) FE49025HJIL97

BBDPROD-23813 PRB02177559 Minor Nokia 240W-E Power Shed Profile behavior G-240W-E
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BBDPROD-23879 Major No DHCP release when reboot ONT XS-2426G-A

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BBDPROD-23895 02155221 Critical ONT connection lost with HDM and L3 IP route XS-250X-A
not pushed to ONT from HDM FE47059HJIL96

BBDPROD-24478 PRB02198622 Major the second static nat session was impacted G-140W-G
after delete first static nat entry FE46606HJIL96

BBDPROD-24578 Major G-2425G-A & G-1425G-A TR181 BBDR2102 G-2425G-A

FE49025HJIJ86 ONT does not show passive FE49025HJIL97
notifications by ACS

BBDPROD-24717 PRB02202553 Major G-240W-F and G-2425G-A TR-069 Ping G-240W-F

diagnostic issue. FE46606HJIL96

BBDPROD-25011 Minor XS-2426G-A does not report the total-code- XS-2426G-A

words FE49385HJIL96

BBDPROD-27011 PRB02224765 Major Fix for BBDPROD-21677 is not working G-040G-B

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Problem # Customer Severity Description Affected Fixed in...

issue ID Device(s)
BBDPROD-27175 PRB02227469 Minor [R21.02.00] [Ritter Telecommunication] XS- XS-240W-A
240W-A ONT - Unable to change 5GHz wireless FE47059HJIL96
settings

BBDPROD-27246 Major ONT stop to tag ICMPv6-RS packages after G-2425G-A

applying 22 QoS rules FE49025HJIL97

BBDPROD-27540 PRB02235658 Major TSBB//G-2425-GA (BBDR2003a) ONT only G-2425G-A

Power LED glowing. FE49025HJIL97

BBDPROD-27609 PRB02236851 Major Several ONTs XS-2426G-A stopped sending the XS-2426G-A
periodic inform to the ACS after a short outage FE49385HJIL96
of the ACS server.

BBDPROD-27610 PRB02190900 Major CLONE - 2104 - AONT / B1/B3 [Stofa/NN] G-240W-G

MAPP: Cannot login to MAPP - Error 401 FE47550HJIL96

BBDPROD-27626 Major G-1425G-A 3FE49568IJIK01 TR181 wrong G-1425G-A

response on parameter non writable FE49568HJIL97
parameter

BBDPROD-27731 Major G-1425G-A 3FE49568IJIK01 TR181 stats.noise G-1425G-A

parameter sometimes sends inconsistent FE49568HJIL97
values

BBDPROD-27853 Major G-1425G-A 3FE49568IJIK01 TR181 parameter G-1425G-A

cannot be shown FE49568HJIL97
Device.Hosts.Host.{i}.Layer1Interface

BBDPROD-28234 Critical Beacon 1 BBDR 21.02 Guest WiFi Network G-140W-H

becomes unstable after disabled FE48077HJIL96

BBDPROD-28413 PRB02264345 Major NAT limit session is working not properly G-2425G-A
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BBDPROD-29054 02277518 Critical G-240W-F TR143 Upload/Download Test Issue - G-240W-F

PTCL FE46606HJIL96

BBDPROD-29279 PRB02236851 Major CLONE - [HDR21][XS2426GA][DeltaFiber]: XS-2426G-A

Several ONTs XS-2426G-A stopped sending the
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periodic inform to the ACS after a short outage
of the ACS server.

5.1 Closed Security issues

The following table lists the closed security issues in BBD R21.04.

Table 18 Closed security issues

Problem # Customer Severity Description Affected Fixed in...

issue ID Device(s)
BBDPROD-21347 Major Update and protect disclosed encryption key G-240W-H
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BBDPROD-21997 CVE-2021- Minor SVM-75617: NTFS-3G - Multiple Vulnerabilities - G-2425G-A

NTFS3G-SA-2021-0001
33285,CVE- FE49025HJIL97
2021-33286,CV

BBDPROD-24098 CVE-2021- Minor SVM-77008: Linux Kernel - Local Denial of G-2425G-A

Service Vulnerability - CVE-2021-20317 FE49025HJIL97
20317

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Problem # Customer Severity Description Affected Fixed in...

issue ID Device(s)
BBDPROD-26540 PRB02185246 Major CLONE - CLONE for G-2425G-A - OWASP G-2425G-A
CSRF&XSS Store Issue (VIET) FE49025HJIL97

BBDPROD-27811 Critical [TSOL][G-2426G-A] Masking Critical G-2426G-A

Informations on the Log Page FE49226HJIL96

6 Terms and abbreviations

The following table lists the terms and abbreviations used in this document.

Table 18 Terms and abbreviations

Acronym or Expansion or definition

term
AES Advanced Encryption Support

AIS Alarm Indicator Signal

AMS Access Management System

ANI Access Node Interface

ARP Address Resolution Protocol

AU Australia

BITS Building Integrated Timing Source

CFR Code of Federal Regulations

CLI Command Line Interface

CPU Central Processing Unit

CR or Critical Critical problems that severely affect service, capacity/traffic, billing, and maintenance.
issues

CRN Customer Release Notes

dB Decibel

DBA Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation

DHCP Dynamic Host Control Protocol

DHHS Department of Health and Human Services

DSCP Differentiated Services Code Point

DSL Digital Subscriber Line

ETSI European Telecommunications Standards Institute

EU European Union

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FD Flexible Density

FEC Forward Error Correction

FPGA Field Programmable Gate Array

FTTN Fiber to the Node

G or GE Gigabit Ethernet

Gbps or Gb/s Gigabits per second

GEM Gigabit Ethernet Module

GPON Gigabit Passive Optical Network

IBV In-band Video

IP Internet Protocol

IS In Service

ISAM Intelligent Services Access Manager

LAG Link Aggregation Group

LT Line Termination

MAC Media Access Control

MDU Multi-Dwelling Unit

MEP Maintenance Association End Point

MJ or Major Major problems that cause conditions that seriously affect system operation, maintenance, and administration,
issues etc. The urgency is less than in level 1/critical situations because of a lesser immediate or impending effect in
performance, customer operation, and revenue.

MLT Metallic Loop Testing

MN or Minor Minor problems do not significantly impair the functioning of the system and do not significantly affect service to
issues customers.

NANT-x Network Termination card –x variant

NE Network element

NGLT GPON Line Termination card

NMS Network Management System

NT Network Termination

ODN Optical Data Network

OISG OMCI Implementation Study Group, Version 2

OLCS OnLine Customer Support

OLT Optical Line Termination (also referred to as P-OLT)

OMCI ONT Management Control Interface

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term
ONT Optical Network Terminal

ONU Optical Network Unit

OOS Out Of Service

OPEX Operating Expenditures

OSS Operations Support System

OSWP Overall Software Package

PDF Portable Document Format

P-OLT Packet-Optical Line Termination (also referred to as OLT)

PON Passive Optical Network

POTS Plain Old Telephone Service

PQ Priority queue

PFO Premium Feature Option

PRN Prototype Release Notes

QoS Quality of Service

RSTP Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol

RADIUS Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service

RSSI Received Signal Strength Indicator

SFP Small form factor pluggable

SFTP Secure File Transfer Protocol

SIP Session Initiation Protocol

SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol

SoC System on Chip

SSH Secure Shell

STP Spanning Tree Protocol

T-CONT Transmission Container/Traffic Container

TFTP Trivial File Transfer Protocol

TL1 Transaction Language 1

UNI User-to-Network Interface

VLAN Virtual bridged Local Area Network

VoIP Voice over IP

UK United Kingdom

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Acronym or Expansion or definition

term
US United States

XML Extensible Markup Language

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Customer Document and Product Support

Customer documentation
Customer Documentation Welcome Page

Technical Support
Product Support Portal

Documentation feedback
Customer Documentation Feedback

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