16-ota105201 optix osn series general configuration issue1.00.ppt

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OptiX SDH/OSN Series

Equipment General

Configuration


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References

OptiX T2000 Operator Guide for SDH

OptiX iManager T2000 Administrator

Guide for SDH

OSN3500&2500&1500 Configuration

Guide

OSN7500 Configuration Guide


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Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

Understand the menus of OptiX iManager T2000

Create Topology including create NE/Link

Perform the NE configuration, board configuration,

service dispatching and protection configuration for

equipment via OptiX iManager T2000

Perform the Security Management, including Create NE

User, managing NE/T2000 login


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Chapter 1 Creating TopologiesCha

pter 1 Creating Topologies

Chapter 2 Configuring ProtectionChapter 2 Configuring Protection

Chapter 3 Configuring ServicesChapter 3 Configuring Services

Chapter 4Chapter 4Configuring ClockConfiguring Clock

Chapter 5 Configuring Overhead InterfaceChapter 5 Configuring Overhead Interface


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Chapter 6 Configuring Alarm and PerformanceChapter 6 Configuring Alarm and PerformanceMonitoringMonitoring

Chapter 7 Synchronization and Data ManagementChapter 7 Synchronization and Data Management

Chapter 8 NE Security ManagementChapter 8 NE Security Management

Chapter 9 Configuring CommunicationChapter 9 Configuring Communication

Chapter 10 Configuring Board ParametersChapter 10 Configuring Board Parameters

Chapter 11 ReportsChapter 11 Reports


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Creating Topologies

Recommended Creation Sequence

Step Description

1 Creating GNEs & NEs

2 Creating a Sub-racks and Boards

3 Creating Links

4 Creating a Topology Subnet


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Creating Topologies

Creating Optical NEs in batch

Select [File/Search for NE] from the Main

Menu.

Click . The NEs found are

displayed after the search.

Click , and click in the

confirmation box.

Click .

Enter the NE user name and password.

Click .


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Creating Topologies

Creating Optical NEs Manually

Creating Gateway Network Element (GNE)

1. Click File/Create/Topology Object.

2. Choose the NE type to be created.

3. Complete the following information: ID,

extended ID, name and remarks.

4. Select "Gateway" from the "Gateway Type"

drop-down list and "IP" from the "Protocol"

drop-down list. Enter the IP address andport number of the GNE.

5. Enter the NE user and password.

6. Click .


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Creating Topologies

Creating Optical NEs Manually

Creating Non-Gateway Network Element

1. Click File/Create/Topology Object.

2. Choose the NE type to be created.

3. Complete the following information: ID,

extended ID, name and remarks.

4. Select "Non-Gateway" from the "Gateway

Type" drop-down list. Select the GNE the

NE is affiliated to from the "AffiliatedGateway" drop-down list.

5. Enter the NE user and password.

6. Click .


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Creating Topologies

Creating Sub-racks and Boards (1/2)

Double-click unconfigured NE icon on the Main Topology.

Select "Manual Configuration" and click .

Click in the two "Confirm" dialogue box.

Set the NE attributes and click .


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Creating Topologies

Creating Sub-racks and Boards (2/2)

The NE Panel is displayed.

1. Right-click the slot and select the board type or Click

to upload the data to the

physical slot from the NE.

2. After all the boards have been created, click .

3. Click .


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Creating Topologies

Searching fibers

Select [File/Search for Fiber/Cable].

Click .

After finding the fibers, Click . Click .

Creating fibers manually

Select the shortcut icon on the

toolbar of the Main Topology and

the cursor changes to a "+".

Click the source NE of the fiber or

cable on the Main Topology.

Select the source board and port.

Click and the cursor

changes to a "+".

Click the sink NE of the fibre or

cable on the Main Topology.

Select the sink board and port

Click twice.


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Creating Topologies

Creating a Topology Subnet

1. Select [File/Create/Subnet].

2. Select the "Basic Attributes" tab. Enter the

information of the subnet.3. Select the "Object Selection" tab. Select

the created NEs or subnet from the "Object

Not Selected" pane, and add them to the

"Selected Object" pane by clicking the

double-right-arrow button.

4. Click .5. Click in the Main Topology.


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Chapter 1 Creating TopologiesChapter 1 Creating Topologies



Chapter 4Chapter 4 Configuring ClockConfiguring Clock

Chapter 5Chapter 5 Configuring Overhead InterfaceConfiguring Overhead Interface


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Configuring Board-level ProtectionConfiguring TPS Protection

Configuring MSP Ring Configuring SNCP

Network level protection

Equipment level protection

Configuring Protection


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Configuring TPS Protection

In the NE Explorer, click the NE and select [Configuration/TPS

Protection] from the Function Tree.

Click to enter the dialog box .

Select a protection board and working boards. Set switching priorities

for the working boards.

Set the "WTR Time.

Click .

Equipment Level Protection


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Creating Board-level Protection

In the NE Explorer, click the NE and select [Configuration/Board-Level

Protection] from the Function Tree.

Click .

Select Primary Board and Standby Board, and set Protection Group ID.

Click .

Click .


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Creating a Two-Fiber MS-SPRing

Select [Configuration/Protection View]

Select [Protection View/Create SDH Protection Subnet/2f_MS SPRing].

Select the rate of the protection subnet.

Double-click on the nodes to be in the protection subnet.

Click .

Click to send the configurations.

Network Level Protection


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Configuring SNCP Protection

Select [Configuration/Protection View] from the Main Menu.

Right-click the NE to be created as the SNCP node, and select[Create SNCP Node/Create xxx SNCP Node] ("xxx" refers to thename of the protection subnet of this NE)


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Using the Trail Management

Function

Using the Single Station

Function

ConfiguringSDH/PDH service

ConfiguringEthernet service

ConfiguringATM service

Service type

Configuration Method

Configuring Service


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Method 1 -- Using the Trail Management Function

Configure SDH/PDH service

It is recommended to configure SDH services by the

process below

Stage Description Remark

1 Creating an SDH trail

According to trail level: Creating a VC4 Server Trail

Creating a VC4/VC4-Xc Trail

Creating a VC12/VC3 Trail

2 Changing Trail Type Optional

3 Viewing Trail

4Configuring the Maintenance

Parameters of a Created Trail

5 Deleting a Trail Optional


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Creating a VC4 Server Trail Select [Trail/SDH Trail Creation] from the Main Menu.

Set the service direction to "Bidirectional" and level to "VC4 Server Trail".

Double-click the source NE and then the sink NE. The trail selected

automatically will be displayed between the NEs.

Set a name and ID for the route.

To send the configurations to the NE, select the "Activate" checkbox.

(optional)

Select the "Copy after Creation" checkbox if you want to create multiple

trails with the same route. (optional)

Click . The "Operation Result" dialogue box is displayed and

indicates operation succeeded. Click .


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Creating a VC4 Server Trail


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Creating a VC-12/VC3 Trail Select [Trail/SDH Trail Creation] from the Main Menu.

Select the service direction and set the service level to "VC12" or "VC3".

Double-click the source NE and then the sink NE. Select the port in the "CreateTrail-Select Board Port" dialogue box and click .

Click the "Trail setting" tab. Set a name and ID for the route.

To send the configurations to the NE, select the "Activate" checkbox.

Select the "Copy after Creation" checkbox if you want to create multiple trailswith the same route. (optional)

Click . The "Operation Result" dialogue box is displayed and indicates

operation succeeded. Click .


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Creating a VC-12/VC3 Trail


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Method 2 -- Using the Single Station Function

Configure SDH/PDH service

In the NE Explorer, click the NE

and select [Configuration/SDH

Service Configuration] from the

Function Tree.

Click .

Complete the information as

required.

Click .


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Chapter 4 Configuring ClockChapter 4 Configuring Clock

Chapter 5Chapter 5 Configuring Overhead InterfaceConfiguring Overhead Interface


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Configuring Clock

Setting the System Clock Source Priority List

Setting Switching Conditions for a Clock Source

Setting Restoration Parameters for a Clock Source

Setting an External Clock Source Setting the Clock Subnet


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Configuring Clock

Setting the Priority Table for a Reference Clock

Select [Configuration/Clock View] from the Main Menu.

Right-click the NE icon in the Clock View and select [Clock Source PriorityList].

Click , and the "Add Clock Source" dialogue box is displayed.

Select a reference clock source and click . Click . The "Operation Result" dialogue box is displayed and indicates

operation succeeded. Click .


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Configuring Clock

Setting Switching Conditions for a Clock Source

In the NE Explorer, click the NE and select [Configuration/Clock/Clock

Source Switching] from the Function Tree.

Select the "Clock Source Switching Condition" tab. Click .

Double-click the parameters to set clock switching conditions.

Click . The "Operation Result" dialogue box is displayed and

indicates operation succeeded. Click .


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Configuring Clock

Setting Restoration Parameters for a Clock Source In the NE Explorer, click the NE and select

[Configuration/Clock/Clock Source Switching] from the FunctionTree.

Select the "Clock Source Reversion Parameter" tab. Click.

Double-click the parameters to set restoration parameters.

Click . The "Operation Result" dialogue box is displayedand indicates operation succeeded. Click .


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Configuring Clock

Setting an External Clock Source

Right-click the NE icon in the Clock View and select [Clock Source

Priority List].

Set "External Clock Source Mode" and "Synchronous Status Byte"

for the external clock source.

Click . The "Operation Result" dialogue box is displayed

and indicates operation succeeded. Click .


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Configuring Clock Setting the Clock Subnet ---- Setting a Clock Subnet Attributes

Right-click the NE icon in the Clock View and select [Clock Subnet Settings].

On the "Clock Subnet" tab, set the clock subnet parameters.

Click . The "Operation Result" dialogue box is displayed and indicates operation

succeeded. Click .

Select the "Clock ID Status" tab. If a clock ID is assigned to the line clock source, set

"Clock ID Status" to "Enabled".


succeeded. Click .


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Configuring Clock Setting the Clock Subnet --- - Setting Clock Source Quality

Right-click the NE icon in the Clock View and select [Clock Subnet Setting]. Click the

"Clock Quality" tab.

Set "Configuration Quality".


succeeded. Click .

Select the "Manual Setting of 0 Quality Level" tab. Set the quality for the unknown clock

source.


succeeded. Click .


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Configuring Clock

Setting the Clock Subnet ---- Setting SSM Output

Right-click the NE icon in the Clock View and select [Clock Subnet

Setting]. Click the "SSM Output Control" tab.

Set "Control Status" of the clock source.

Click . The "Operation Result" dialogue box is displayed

and indicates operation succeeded. Click .


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Chapter 4 Configuring ClockChapter 4 Configuring Clock

Chapter 5 Configuring Overhead InterfaceChapter 5 Configuring Overhead Interface


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Configuring Overhead Interface

Configuring the Orderwire

Phone

In the NE Explorer, click the NE and

select [Configuration/Orderwire] from

the Function Tree. Select the"General" tab.

Set "Call Waiting Time (s)", "Dialing

Mode", "Telephone No." and the

Orderwire ports.


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Chapter 6 Configuring Alarm and PerformanceChapter 6 Configuring Alarm and Performance

MonitoringMonitoring

Chapter 7 Synchronization and Data ManagementChapter 7 Synchronization and Data ManagementChapter 8 NE Security ManagementChapter 8 NE Security Management



Chapter 11Chapter 11 ReportsReports


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Setting Alarm Dump Conditions

1.Select [System Administration/Database

Management/Dump] from the Main Topology.

2. Select the Dumping Conditions tab. In the

left-hand Record Type list, select Alarm

Event .

3. In the right-hand pane, under Dumping

when Overflow, set a value for Max. Storage

Capacity, Number of Dumped Records and

Capacity Alarm Threshold respectively.

4. Under Dumping in Schedule, set "Dump

Periodically or not" to "Yes".Set "Dump

Interval" and "Time Limit" , then click


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Setting Performance Monitoring Start/Stop Status

1.Select [Configuration/NE Time Synchronization] from the Main Topology

2. Select NEs from the object tree and then right click to select [Synchronize with NMTime]. Click in the pop-up confirmation box.

3.A dialog box is displayed to prompt that synchronization succeeded. Click

4.Select [Performance/NE Performance Monitor Time] from the Main Topology

6.Perform the following settings , then Click

Set 15-minute Monitoring: Open

Set 24-hour Monitoring: Open

Start time: set as required and must be later than the current time of the NM and NE.


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Synchronization and Data Management

Synchronizing NE Time

Synchronizing Current NE Alarms

Managing NE Configuration Data

Backing Up/Restoring the NE Database Using FTP


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Synchronizing NE Time with the NM Server Manual Synchronization

1.Select [Configuration/NE Time Synchronization] from the Main Menu

In the left pane, select one or more NEs

2.Modify the value of Synchronize Mode to NM then click --

3.Select one or more NE entries. Right-click and select [Synchronize withNM Time].

Automatic Synchronization 1.Select [Configuration/NE Time Synchronization] from the Main Menu.

2.In the left pane, select one or more NEs

3.Set Synchronize Starting Time and Synchronization Period.


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Synchronizing Current NE Alarms

Synchronizing Networkwide Alarms

Select [Fault/Synchronize Networkwide

Alarms] from the Main Menu. A progress bar is

displayed.

Synchronizing NE Alarms

Select an NE in the Main Topology

Right-click the selected object and select

[Synchronize Current Alarm]. A progress bar is

displayed.


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Backing Up NE Configuration Data

1.Select [Configuration/Configuration Data Management] from the Main Menu

2.In the left pane, select the desired NEs

3.Select one or more NEs in the Configuration Data Management List.

4.Click . This is also available in the shortcut menu

5.A dialog box is displayed to prompt that backup succeeded. Click


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Backing Up NM Configuration Data1.Select [File/Logout] from the Main Topology. Click in the subsequent prompt.

2.Enter the following in the login interface

3.Select [System Administration/Single User Mode] from the Main Topology. Click in the subsequent prompt.

4. To backup immediately :Select [System Administration//DatabaseManagement/Backup] from the Main Topology. Select immediate backup, and thesystem backs up the NM database to the appointed directory immediately

5.To backup periodically, perform the following settings


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Creating an NE User1.Select [System Administration/NE Security Management/NE User Management]

from the menu2.Select NE from the object tree. Select NE and click .

3.Enter the name, user level, user flag, password, and detailed description of thenew NE user: e.g. create a unified NE user t2000 for NE1NE5, as shown in thediagram below. The length of the password of the NE user ranges from 6 to16characters, including at least one letter and one numeral. And the length of the NE

User ranges from 2 to 8 characters


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Configuring communication Setting NE Communication

Parameters

1. In the NE Explorer, click the

NE and select

[Communication/Set

Communication Parameters]from the Function Tree

2. Click to update

the communication

parameters

3. Modify the IP, Extended ID,

Gateway IP, Subnet Mask or

NSAP Address as you need,

and click .


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Configuring communication

Changing an Ordinary NE into a GNE 1. Select [System Administration/DCN Management] from the Main Menu

2. Select the NE tab.

3. Right-click an ordinary NE and select [Change to GNE]. The Change toGNE dialog box is displayed;

4. Set the GNE type, IP Address and Port No. as you need


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Configuring communication Adding Standby GNEs for an NE

1. Select [System Administration/DCN Management] from the

Main Menu

2. Select the NE tab

3. Select an NE entry, add standby GNEs

4. Click


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Configuring Board Parameters

Configuring SDH Boards

Configuring PDH Boards

Configuring Ethernet Boards

Configuring Optical Amplifier Boards

.


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Configuring the Optical Transponder Unit

1, In the NE Explorer, select an SDH board and select

[Configuration/SDH Interface] from the Function Tree ;

2, Click the double-right-arrow button (red). Select "By Function" ;

3, Select the parameter in the drop-down list ;


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Chapter 11 ReportsChapter 11 Reports


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Reports

The Network Diagram

The Network wide Data Report

The NE Information Report

The Physical Location Information Report

The Slot Configuration Report

The Board Information Report

The Slot Information Report

The Board Details Report

The Fiber/Cable Connection

Report

..


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Reports

The Network wide Data Report

1, Select [Report/Network wide

Data Report] from the Main Menu;

2, Click or .

The Board Information Report

1. Select [Report/Board Information Report]

from the Main Menu ;

2. Select NEs from the left pane and click

the double-right-arrow button (red)

3. Select the "View Board Information" tab.

Click or


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How to configure the SDH service?

answer

How to configure the clock? answer

How to backup the NE data

configuration? answer

Summary


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