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5620 Model Descriptor for ACE-2002/2002E

5620 Model Descriptor for ACE-2002/2002E

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Contents

Chapter 1. Introduction 1.1 5620 SNMP Descriptor Module................................................................................... 1-1 1.2 ACE-2002/2002E Product Overview............................................................................ 1-2 1.3 5620 Network Management Architecture .................................................................... 1-3

Chapter 2. Getting Started 2.1 Hardware Requirements .............................................................................................. 2-1 2.2 Installation and Setup .................................................................................................. 2-1

5620 SNMP Descriptor Module File Installation ....................................................................2-1 Creating an ACE-2002/2002E Node on the 5620 Network Map ............................................2-4 Deleting an ACE-2002/2002E Node from the 5620 Network Manager Map...........................2-8 Displaying ACE-2002/2002E Ports.........................................................................................2-8

2.3 Using the 5520 Graphical User Interface ..................................................................... 2-9 Alarm and Test Indication ...................................................................................................2-11 Drawing Tool......................................................................................................................2-12 Navigator Tool ....................................................................................................................2-13 Configuration Tool..............................................................................................................2-14 Monitor Tool ......................................................................................................................2-14 Rediscover Tool ..................................................................................................................2-14 Status Bar ...........................................................................................................................2-14 Viewing Online Help ..........................................................................................................2-15

Chapter 3. System Configuration and Monitoring 3.1 Selecting the System .................................................................................................... 3-2 3.2 Viewing and Modifying System Configuration .............................................................. 3-3 3.3 Viewing and Modifying System Information ................................................................. 3-3 3.4 Viewing and Modifying System Parameters .................................................................. 3-6 3.5 Viewing System Inventory .......................................................................................... 3-11 3.6 Viewing and Modifying Alarm Forwarding ................................................................. 3-13 3.7 Viewing and Modifying Inverse ATM ARP Parameters ................................................ 3-15 3.8 Viewing and Modifying Configuration Preferences ..................................................... 3-17 3.9 Viewing and Modifying SNMP Community ................................................................ 3-17 3.10 Viewing and Modifying Traffic Descriptor Settings...................................................... 3-19 3.11 Viewing and Modifying FR Descriptor Settings ........................................................... 3-21 3.12 Viewing and Modifying the Manager List ................................................................... 3-23 3.13 Viewing and Modifying Host IPs ................................................................................ 3-27 3.14 Setting VP Inband Management................................................................................. 3-29 3.15 Masking and Unmasking Traps................................................................................... 3-29 3.16 Viewing and Modifying Bridge Layer2 Parameters...................................................... 3-34 3.17 Viewing and Modifying Quality Thresholds ................................................................ 3-37 3.18 Viewing and Modifying VLAN Table Parameters ........................................................ 3-38 3.19 Selecting VLAN for Membership ................................................................................ 3-40 3.20 Viewing and Modifying VLAN Port Members ............................................................. 3-42 3.21 Viewing Bandwidth Allocation ................................................................................... 3-43

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3.22 Managing System Faults ............................................................................................. 3-45 Viewing Active Alarms ........................................................................................................3-45 Viewing OAM Counters ......................................................................................................3-50 Viewing Alarm History in the System Log Buffer ..................................................................3-51 Clearing the History Log......................................................................................................3-52

3.23 Resetting System Configuration .................................................................................. 3-53 Restoring the Default Configuration.....................................................................................3-53 Resetting the System ...........................................................................................................3-53

Chapter 4. Card Configuration 4.1 Supported Modules ..................................................................................................... 4-1 4.2 Selecting Cards ............................................................................................................ 4-6 4.3 Performing Card Operations ........................................................................................ 4-6 4.4 Configuring Cards ........................................................................................................ 4-7

Configuring Card Parameters.................................................................................................4-7 Configuring Advanced Card Parameters ................................................................................4-9 Activating Card Configuration .............................................................................................4-11 Deleting Card Configuration ...............................................................................................4-13

4.5 Dual APS Card Configuration..................................................................................... 4-14

Chapter 5. Port Configuration and Monitoring 5.1 Selecting Ports ............................................................................................................. 5-2 5.2 Performing Port Operations ......................................................................................... 5-2 5.3 Configuring Ports ......................................................................................................... 5-2 5.4 SONET/SDH Port Configuration................................................................................... 5-3

SONET/SDH Port – ATM Layer .............................................................................................5-3 SONET/SDH Port – SONET/SDH Layer .................................................................................5-6

5.5 DS1 (E1/T1) Port Configuration.................................................................................. 5-14 DS1 Port – ATM Layer ........................................................................................................5-14 DS1 Port – DS1 Layer .........................................................................................................5-15

5.6 DS3 (E3/T3) Port Configuration.................................................................................. 5-17 DS3 Port – DS3 Layer .........................................................................................................5-17 DS3 Port – ATM Layer ........................................................................................................5-20

5.7 DS1 (E1/T1) CES Port Configuration........................................................................... 5-21 DS1 CES Port – DS1 Layer ..................................................................................................5-21

5.8 DS3 (E3/T3) CES Port Configuration........................................................................... 5-28 DS3 CES Port – DS3 Layer ..................................................................................................5-28

5.9 IMA Module Configuration ........................................................................................ 5-31 IMA Card Configuration......................................................................................................5-32 IMA Port Configuration .......................................................................................................5-37

5.10 Ethernet Port Configuration ....................................................................................... 5-43 Ethernet Port – Physical Layer .............................................................................................5-43 Ethernet Port – Application layer .........................................................................................5-48

5.11 Frame Relay/HDLC Port Configuration ...................................................................... 5-69 Frame Relay/HDLC Port – FR/HDLC Layer ..........................................................................5-70

5.12 25M Port Configuration ............................................................................................. 5-74 25M Port – UTP25 Layer ....................................................................................................5-74 25M Port – ATM Layer........................................................................................................5-77

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5.13 Dual APS Port Configuration...................................................................................... 5-77 Configuring APS Loopback State .........................................................................................5-77

5.14 Performance Monitoring ............................................................................................ 5-78 5.15 ATM Port Monitoring................................................................................................. 5-78

Viewing SONET/SDH Layer Statistics...................................................................................5-79 5.16 ATM Port Monitoring – ATM Layer ............................................................................ 5-85

Viewing All ATM Ports – ATM Layer Statistics ......................................................................5-85 5.17 DS1 (E1/T1) Port Monitoring...................................................................................... 5-89

Viewing DS1 Port – DS1 Layer Statistics ..............................................................................5-89 5.18 DS3 (E3/T3) Port Monitoring...................................................................................... 5-95

Viewing DS3 Port – DS3 Layer Statistics ..............................................................................5-95 5.19 DS1 (E1/T1) CES Port Monitoring............................................................................. 5-100

Viewing DS1 CES Port – DS1 Layer Statistics .....................................................................5-100 5.20 DS3 (E3/T3) CES Port Monitoring............................................................................. 5-105

Viewing DS3 CES Port – DS3 Layer Statistics .....................................................................5-105 5.21 IMA Monitoring ....................................................................................................... 5-110

Viewing IMA Group Statistics ............................................................................................5-110 Viewing IMA Port – IMA Layer Statistics ............................................................................5-113 Viewing IMA Port – DS1 Layer Statistics ............................................................................5-117

5.22 Ethernet Port Monitoring ......................................................................................... 5-118 Viewing Ethernet Port – Ethernet Layer Statistics................................................................5-118 Viewing Ethernet Port - VLAN Statistics .............................................................................5-121

5.23 Frame Relay/HDLC Port Monitoring ........................................................................ 5-124 Viewing Frame Relay/HDLC Port – HDLC Layer Statistics ..................................................5-124

5.24 25M Port Monitoring ............................................................................................... 5-128 Viewing 25M Port – UTP25 Statistics.................................................................................5-128

Chapter 6. Cross Connection 6.1 Using the ACE-2002/2002E Navigator.......................................................................... 6-1 6.2 Adding Cross Connections ........................................................................................... 6-3

VP Connections ....................................................................................................................6-4 VP Tunnel Link .....................................................................................................................6-7 VC Cross Connection............................................................................................................6-8 CES VC Connection ............................................................................................................6-11 LAN VC Connection ...........................................................................................................6-14 FR VC Connection ..............................................................................................................6-17 HDLC VC Connection ........................................................................................................6-19

6.3 Viewing and Modifying Connections.......................................................................... 6-22 Modifying ATM VC Connections .........................................................................................6-22

6.4 Fault Management..................................................................................................... 6-28 6.5 Performance Management Parameters....................................................................... 6-35 6.6 Layer2 Parameters ..................................................................................................... 6-39 6.7 Performance Monitoring ............................................................................................ 6-40

Viewing VP/VC OAM Loopback Statistics ............................................................................6-40 Viewing VP/VC Statistics......................................................................................................6-44 Viewing VLAN Statistics ......................................................................................................6-58 Viewing AAL1 Layer Statistics ..............................................................................................6-58 Viewing AAL5 Layer Statistics ..............................................................................................6-62

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Chapter 7. Path Management 7.1 Viewing and Modifying NM Preferences ...................................................................... 7-1 7.2 Configuring and Monitoring Links and Paths ................................................................ 7-3

Configuring ATM UNI Links ..................................................................................................7-3 Configuring IMA Links...........................................................................................................7-7

7.3 Configuring and Monitoring ATM VCC/VPC Paths ..................................................... 7-10 Configuring ATM VCC Paths ...............................................................................................7-10 Configuring ATM-VPC Paths ...............................................................................................7-21 Configuring ATM-VPC Links................................................................................................7-21 Configuring Multiple Connections .......................................................................................7-24

Appendix A. ACE-2002/2002E MD LED Indicators

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List of Figures 1-1. Network Management with 5620 SNMP Descriptor Module and 5620 Network Manager .... 1-2 1-2. System Architecture............................................................................................................... 1-3 2-1. Model Descriptor Installer ..................................................................................................... 2-2 2-2. ACE-2002/2002E Ensemble Description ................................................................................ 2-3 2-3. Entire Network Map .............................................................................................................. 2-4 2-4. New Node Dialog Box .......................................................................................................... 2-5 2-5. New Node Dialog Box, Showing Node Type Options........................................................... 2-5 2-6. (Another) New Node Dialog Box ........................................................................................... 2-6 2-7. Create New Node Dialog Box ............................................................................................... 2-7 2-8. ACE-2002/2002E Ports in 5620 Network Manager ................................................................ 2-8 2-9. STM (SONET) Port Zoom View.............................................................................................. 2-9 2-10. ACE-2002/2002E Draw - SONET Port ............................................................................... 2-10 2-11. ACE-2002/2002E Navigator - SONET Port ......................................................................... 2-11 2-12. Draw Tool - ACE-2002/2002E Front & Rear Panels............................................................ 2-12 2-13. Navigator Tool - ACE-2002/2002E..................................................................................... 2-13 3-1. ACE-2002/2002E Node ......................................................................................................... 3-2 3-2. ACE-2002/2002E MD – System Menu Bar............................................................................. 3-2 3-3. System Information Dialog Box............................................................................................. 3-4 3-4. System Parameters Dialog Box.............................................................................................. 3-7 3-5. System Inventory Dialog Box ............................................................................................... 3-12 3-6. Alarm Forwarding............................................................................................................... 3-14 3-7. Inv ATM ARP Parameters Dialog Box................................................................................... 3-16 3-8. Configure Preferences Dialog Box ....................................................................................... 3-17 3-9. SNMP Community Dialog Box ........................................................................................... 3-18 3-10. Traffic Descriptor............................................................................................................... 3-19 3-11. Frame Relay Descriptor ..................................................................................................... 3-22 3-12. Manager List Dialog Box................................................................................................... 3-23 3-13. Host Interface IP Table ...................................................................................................... 3-27 3-14. Masking Traps ................................................................................................................... 3-30 3-15. Bridge Layer2 Group Table................................................................................................ 3-35 3-16. Performance Monitoring Quality Thresholds...................................................................... 3-37 3-17. VLAN Table....................................................................................................................... 3-39 3-18. Select VLAN for Members View......................................................................................... 3-41 3-19. VLAN Port Members ......................................................................................................... 3-42 3-20. Bandwidth Allocation of ACE-2002/2002E Node............................................................... 3-44 3-21. Port Active Alarms List ....................................................................................................... 3-46 3-22. VP Active Alarm List .......................................................................................................... 3-47 3-23. VC Active Alarm List .......................................................................................................... 3-49 3-24. OAM Counters Dialog Box ................................................................................................ 3-50 3-25. System Log Buffer Dialog Box............................................................................................ 3-51 3-26. Clear History Log Dialog Box............................................................................................ 3-52 4-1. ACE-2002/2002E Node Draw ............................................................................................... 4-6 4-2. Card Parameters (CES/E1) ....................................................................................................... 4-8 4-3. Advanced Card Parameters ................................................................................................. 4-10

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4-4. Card Activation Dialog Box.................................................................................................. 4-12 4-5. Delete Configuration Dialog Box ......................................................................................... 4-13 4-6. Dual APS Card Configuration Parameters ............................................................................. 4-15 5-1. ACE-2002/2002E Node Draw ............................................................................................... 5-2 5-2. Sample Port Draw ................................................................................................................. 5-4 5-3. SONET/SDH Port Configuration – ATM Layer Parameters...................................................... 5-5 5-4. SONET/SDH Port Configuration – SONET/SDH Layer Parameters ......................................... 5-7 5-5. SONET/SDH Port Configuration – SONET/SDH Layer Loopback State................................... 5-9 5-6. Physical APS Parameters...................................................................................................... 5-11 5-7. DS1 (E1) Port Draw .............................................................................................................. 5-14 5-8. DS1 Port Configuration – DS1 Layer Parameters.................................................................. 5-15 5-9. DS3 (E3) Port Draw ............................................................................................................. 5-18 5-10. DS3 Port Configuration – DS3 Layer Parameters................................................................ 5-19 5-11. DS1 CES Port Draw............................................................................................................ 5-21 5-12. DS1 CES Port Configuration – DS1 Layer Parameters......................................................... 5-22 5-13. DS1 CES Port Configuration – Bundles .............................................................................. 5-25 5-14. DS1 CES Port Configuration – Bundle Configuration.......................................................... 5-27 5-15. DS3 CES Port Draw........................................................................................................... 5-29 5-16. DS3 CES Port Configuration – DS3 Layer Parameters......................................................... 5-30 5-17. IMA Port Configuration – IMA Layer Group Table ............................................................. 5-32 5-18. IMA Port Configuration – IMA Layer Group Table ............................................................. 5-35 5-19. IMA DS1 Port Draw .......................................................................................................... 5-38 5-20. Port Configuration – IMA-ATM Layer Parameters............................................................... 5-39 5-21. IMA Port Configuration – IMA Layer Link Information ....................................................... 5-41 5-22. IMA Port Configuration – IMA Layer Link Parameters ........................................................ 5-42 5-23. Ethernet Port Draw............................................................................................................ 5-44 5-24. Ethernet Port Configuration – Ethernet Layer Parameters ................................................... 5-45 5-25. Ethernet Port Configuration – Ethernet Layer Interface Information Parameters.................. 5-47 5-26. Ethernet Port Configuration – Brouter Layer Parameters .................................................... 5-49 5-27. Ethernet Port Configuration – Brouter Layer Bridge Parameters ......................................... 5-51 5-28. Ethernet Port Configuration – Brouter Layer Bridge Dynamic Table ................................... 5-52 5-29. Ethernet Port Configuration – Brouter Layer Bridge Static Table......................................... 5-53 5-30. Ethernet Port Configuration – Brouter Layer Bridge Clear Forwarding Table....................... 5-54 5-31. Ethernet Port Configuration – Brouter Layer IP Router Interface Table ............................... 5-56 5-32. Create a Row Dialog Box................................................................................................... 5-56 5-33. Select a LIS for VCC's Operations ...................................................................................... 5-59 5-34. LAN Port LIS's VCCs .......................................................................................................... 5-61 5-35. Ethernet Port Configuration – Brouter Layer IP Router Forwarding Table ........................... 5-63 5-36. Ethernet Port Configuration – Brouter Layer IP Router ARP Table ...................................... 5-65 5-37. ATM ARP Table................................................................................................................. 5-66 5-38. Ethernet Port Configuration – VLAN Parameters ................................................................ 5-68 5-39. Frame Relay Port Draw ..................................................................................................... 5-70 5-40. Frame Relay/HDLC Port Configuration – FR/HDLC Layer Parameters ................................ 5-71 5-41. Frame Relay/HDLC Port Configuration – FR/HDLC Layer Port Information........................ 5-73 5-42. UTP 25 Port Draw............................................................................................................. 5-75 5-43. 25M Port Configuration – UTP25 Layer Parameters........................................................... 5-76 5-44. SONET/SDH Port Draw..................................................................................................... 5-79 5-45. SONET/SDH Port Monitoring – Current Data .................................................................... 5-80

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5-46. SONT/SDH Port Monitoring – Intervals ............................................................................. 5-82 5-47. Physical APS Statistics ........................................................................................................ 5-84 5-48. ATM Port Monitoring – ATM Interface Statistics (Current Statistics) .................................... 5-86 5-49. ATM Port Monitoring – ATM Interface Statistics (Interval Statistics)..................................... 5-88 5-50. DS1 Port Draw.................................................................................................................. 5-89 5-51. DS1 Port Monitoring – Error Statistics ................................................................................ 5-91 5-52. DS1 Port Monitoring – Interval Statistics ............................................................................ 5-93 5-53. DS3 Port Draw.................................................................................................................. 5-95 5-54. DS3 Port Monitoring – Error Statistics ................................................................................ 5-96 5-55. DS3 Port Monitoring – Interval Statistics ............................................................................ 5-98 5-56. DS1 CES Port Draw......................................................................................................... 5-101 5-57. DS1 CES Port Monitoring – Current Table ....................................................................... 5-102 5-58. DS1 CES Port Monitoring – Interval Statistics ................................................................... 5-104 5-59. DS3 CES Port Draw......................................................................................................... 5-106 5-60. DS3 CES Port Monitoring – Current Table ....................................................................... 5-107 5-61. DS3 CES Port Monitoring – Interval Statistics ................................................................... 5-109 5-62. IMA Monitoring – Group Current Statistics ...................................................................... 5-111 5-63. IMA Monitoring – Group Interval Statistics....................................................................... 5-112 5-64. IMA Port Monitoring – Current Statistics (Link Statistics)................................................... 5-114 5-65. IMA Port Monitoring – Interval Statistics (Link Statistics) ................................................... 5-116 5-66. Ethernet Port Draw.......................................................................................................... 5-118 5-67. Ethernet Port Monitoring – Statistics ................................................................................ 5-119 5-68. Ethernet Port Monitoring – Interval Statistics .................................................................... 5-120 5-69. VLAN Current Statistics..................................................................................................... 5-122 5-70. VLAN Interval Statistics ..................................................................................................... 5-123 5-71. Frame Relay/HDLC Port Draw......................................................................................... 5-125 5-72. Frame Relay/HDLC Port Monitoring – Error Statistics ....................................................... 5-126 5-73. Frame Relay/HDLC Port Monitoring – Error Interval Statistics........................................... 5-127 5-74. 25M Port Draw ............................................................................................................... 5-128 5-75. 25M Port Monitoring – Current Data............................................................................... 5-129 5-76. 25M Port Monitoring – Interval Data ............................................................................... 5-130 6-1. ACE-2002/2002E Node Draw ............................................................................................... 6-2 6-2. ACE-2002/2002E Node Navigator (Collapsed) ....................................................................... 6-2 6-3. ACE-2002/2002E Node Navigator (Expanded)....................................................................... 6-3 6-4. VP Connection Information Dialog Box ................................................................................. 6-5 6-5. Connection Information Window for VP Tunnel Connections................................................ 6-7 6-6. Connection Information Window for VC Connections........................................................... 6-9 6-7. Connection Information Window for CES VC Connections+............................................... 6-12 6-8. Connection Information Window for LAN VC Connections ................................................. 6-15 6-9. Connection Information Window for FR VC Connections .................................................... 6-18 6-10. Connection Information Window for HDLC VC Connections ............................................ 6-20 6-11. Change ATM VC Connection Window .............................................................................. 6-23 6-12. Fault Management Window .............................................................................................. 6-29 6-13. Performance Management Window .................................................................................. 6-37 6-14. Layer2 Parameters Window............................................................................................... 6-39 6-15. VP OAM Current Data Connection Window ..................................................................... 6-41 6-16. VP OAM Loopback Intervals Connection Window ............................................................ 6-43 6-17. VP FM Current Data.......................................................................................................... 6-45

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6-18. VP/VC PM Current Data .................................................................................................... 6-47 6-19. VP/VC UPC Current Data .................................................................................................. 6-51 6-20. VP/VC FM Intervals ........................................................................................................... 6-53 6-21. VP/VC PM Interval Data .................................................................................................... 6-55 6-22. VP/VC UPC Intervals ......................................................................................................... 6-57 6-23. CES VC AAL1 Layer Current Statistics Window.................................................................. 6-59 6-24. CES VC AAL1 Layer Interval Statistics Window ................................................................. 6-61 6-25. LAN/FR/HDLC VC AAL5 Layer Current Statistics Window ................................................. 6-63 6-26. LAN/FR/HDLC VC AAL5 Layer Interval Statistics Window.................................................. 6-65 7-1. NM Preferences Dialog Box.................................................................................................. 7-2 7-2. New Full Link Dialog Box ...................................................................................................... 7-4 7-3. ACE-2002/2002E Node Shelf View........................................................................................ 7-4 7-4. Zoom View of the ATM Port.................................................................................................. 7-5 7-5. New Full Link Dialog Box (With Port Information) ................................................................. 7-5 7-6. New Full Link (STM1) Dialog Box .......................................................................................... 7-6 7-7. Entire Network Map Displaying a Link................................................................................... 7-7 7-8. New IMA Link Dialog Box ..................................................................................................... 7-8 7-9. Zoom View of IMA Port ........................................................................................................ 7-8 7-10. New IMA Link Dialog box (With Port Information) .............................................................. 7-9 7-11. New IMA Link Dialog Box ................................................................................................... 7-9 7-12. Zoom View of CES Port ..................................................................................................... 7-11 7-13. New ATM VCC Path Dialog box........................................................................................ 7-11 7-14. Port Timeslot Dialog Box ................................................................................................... 7-12 7-15. New ATM VCC Path Dialog Box (With CES Port Information)............................................ 7-12 7-16. New ATM VCC Path Full CES Dialog box .......................................................................... 7-13 7-17. Channel Group Parameters Dialog Box ............................................................................. 7-14 7-18. List Paths Dialog Box ......................................................................................................... 7-15 7-19. Ethernet Port Zoom Dialog box ......................................................................................... 7-16 7-20. New ATM VCC Path Dialog Box (With Ethernet Port Information) ..................................... 7-17 7-21. New ATM VCC Path Full Ethernet Dialog box ................................................................... 7-18 7-22. Channel Assignment Dialog box ........................................................................................ 7-19 7-23. List Paths Dialog Box ......................................................................................................... 7-20 7-24. New ATM VPC Link (VPCL) Dialog Box............................................................................. 7-21 7-25. New ATM VPC Link (VPCL) Dialog Box with Port Source Info ........................................... 7-22 7-26. New ATM VPC Link (VPCL) Dialog box ............................................................................. 7-23 7-27. List Links Dialog Box ......................................................................................................... 7-24

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List of Tables 2-1. New Node Parameters .......................................................................................................... 2-7 3-1. System Information Parameters ............................................................................................. 3-5 3-2. System Parameters ............................................................................................................... 3-8 3-3. System Inventory Parameters ............................................................................................... 3-13 3-4. Alarm Forwarding Parameters.............................................................................................. 3-15 3-5. Inv ATM ARP Parameters..................................................................................................... 3-16 3-6. Configure Preferences Parameters ....................................................................................... 3-17 3-7. SNMP Community Parameters ............................................................................................ 3-18 3-8. Traffic Descriptor Parameters............................................................................................... 3-20 3-9. Traffic Descriptor Parameters – Valid Combinations ............................................................ 3-21 3-10. Traffic Descriptor Types..................................................................................................... 3-21 3-11. Frame Relay Descriptor Parameters ................................................................................... 3-23 3-12. Node Configuration –Manager List Parameters .................................................................. 3-25 3-13. Host IP Interface Parameters.............................................................................................. 3-28 3-14. Masking Traps Parameters ................................................................................................. 3-31 3-15. Bridge Layer2 Group Table Parameters.............................................................................. 3-36 3-16. Performance Monitoring Quality Thresholds Parameters.................................................... 3-38 3-17. VLAN Parameters .............................................................................................................. 3-40 3-18. VLAN for Members View Parameters................................................................................. 3-41 3-19. Port Members Parameters ................................................................................................. 3-43 3-20. Bandwidth Allocation Parameters ...................................................................................... 3-45 3-21. Port Alarms Parameters ..................................................................................................... 3-47 3-22. VP Alarms Parameters ....................................................................................................... 3-48 3-23. VC Alarms Parameters ....................................................................................................... 3-49 3-24. OAM Counters Parameters................................................................................................ 3-50 3-25. System Log Buffer Parameters............................................................................................ 3-52 4-1. ACE-2002/2002E Slot Assignment ........................................................................................ 4-1 4-2. ACE-2002/2002E Model Descriptor Supported Interfaces...................................................... 4-1 4-3. Card Parameters.................................................................................................................... 4-9 4-4. Advanced Card Parameters ................................................................................................. 4-10 4-5. Card Activation Parameters ................................................................................................. 4-12 4-6. Delete Configuration Parameters ......................................................................................... 4-14 4-7. Dual APS Port Configuration – ATM Layer Parameters.......................................................... 4-16 5-1. SONET/SDH Port Configuration – ATM Layer Parameters...................................................... 5-6 5-2. SONET/SDH Port Configuration – SONET/SDH Layer Parameters ......................................... 5-7 5-3. SONET/SDH Port Configuration – SONET/SDH Layer Loopback State Parameters................. 5-9 5-4. SONET/SDH Port Configuration – Physical APS Parameters ................................................. 5-12 5-5. DS1 Port Configuration – DS1 Layer Parameters.................................................................. 5-16 5-6. DS3 Port Configuration – DS3 Layer Parameters.................................................................. 5-19 5-7. DS1 CES Port Configuration – DS1 Layer Parameters........................................................... 5-23 5-8. DS1 CES Port Configuration – Bundles Parameters .............................................................. 5-26 5-9. DS1 CES Port Configuration – Bundle Configuration Parameters.......................................... 5-28 5-10. DS3 CES Port Configuration – DS3 Layer Parameters......................................................... 5-31 5-11. IMA Port Configuration – IMA Layer Group Table Parameters ........................................... 5-33

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5-12. IMA Card Group Info Parameters ...................................................................................... 5-36 5-13. Port Configuration – IMA-ATM Layer Parameters............................................................... 5-40 5-14. Port Configuration – IMA-Layer Link Information Parameters.............................................. 5-41 5-15. Port Configuration – IMA-Layer Link Information Parameters.............................................. 5-42 5-16. IMA Port Configuration – IMA Layer Link Information Parameters ..................................... 5-43 5-17. Ethernet Port Configuration – Ethernet Layer Parameters ................................................... 5-46 5-18. Ethernet Port Configuration – Ethernet Layer Interface Information Parameters.................. 5-48 5-19. Ethernet Port Configuration – Brouter Layer Parameters .................................................... 5-50 5-20. Ethernet Port Configuration – Brouter Layer Bridge Parameters ......................................... 5-52 5-21. Ethernet Port Configuration – Brouter Layer Bridge Dynamic Table Parameters ................. 5-53 5-22. Ethernet Port Configuration – Brouter Layer Bridge Static Table Parameters....................... 5-54 5-23. Ethernet Port Configuration – Brouter Layer Bridge Clear Forwarding Table Parameters..... 5-55 5-24. ETH Port Configuration – Brouter Layer IP Router Interface Table Parameters ................... 5-57 5-25. LAN Port Configuration – Select a LIS for VCC's Operations Parameters ............................ 5-60 5-26. LAN Port Configuration – LIS VCC's Parameters................................................................ 5-62 5-27. Ethernet Port Configuration – Brouter Layer IP Router Forwarding Table Parameters ......... 5-64 5-28. Ethernet/LAN Port Configuration – Brouter Layer IP Router ARP Table Parameters ............ 5-66 5-29. ATM ARP Table Parameters............................................................................................... 5-67 5-30. Ethernet Port Configuration – VLAN Parameters ................................................................ 5-69 5-31. Frame Relay/HDLC Port Configuration – FR/HDLC Layer Parameters ................................ 5-71 5-32. Frame Relay/HDLC Port Configuration – FR/HDLC Layer Port Information Parameters...... 5-74 5-33. 25M Port Configuration – UTP25 Layer Parameters........................................................... 5-76 5-34. SONET/SDH Port Monitoring – Current Data Parameters .................................................. 5-81 5-35. SONET/SDH Port Monitoring – Intervals Parameters.......................................................... 5-83 5-36. Physical APS Statistics ........................................................................................................ 5-84 5-37. ATM Port Monitoring – ATM Interface Statistics Parameters (Current Statistics) .................. 5-86 5-38. ATM Port Monitoring – ATM Interface Statistics Parameters (Interval Statistics) .................. 5-88 5-39. DS1 Port Monitoring – Error Statistics Parameters .............................................................. 5-92 5-40. DS1 Port Monitoring – Interval Statistics Parameters .......................................................... 5-94 5-41. DS3 Port Monitoring – Error Statistics Parameters .............................................................. 5-97 5-42. DS3 Port Monitoring – Interval Statistics Parameters .......................................................... 5-99 5-43. DS1 CES Port Monitoring – Current Table Parameters ..................................................... 5-103 5-44. DS1 CES Port Monitoring – Interval Statistics Parameters ................................................. 5-104 5-45. DS3 CES Port Monitoring – Current Table Parameters ..................................................... 5-108 5-46. DS3 CES Port Monitoring – Interval Statistics Parameters ................................................. 5-109 5-47. IMA Monitoring – Group Current Statistics Parameters .................................................... 5-111 5-48. IMA Monitoring – Group Interval Statistics Parameters..................................................... 5-113 5-49. IMA Port Monitoring – Current Statistics Parameters (Link Statistics)................................. 5-115 5-50. IMA Port Monitoring – Interval Statistics Parameters (Link Statistics) ................................. 5-116 5-51. Ethernet Port Monitoring – Statistics Parameters .............................................................. 5-119 5-52. Ethernet Port Monitoring – Interval Statistics Parameters .................................................. 5-121 5-53. VLAN Current Statistics Parameters .................................................................................. 5-122 5-54. VLAN Interval Statistics Parameters................................................................................... 5-123 5-55. Frame Relay/HDLC Port Monitoring – Error Statistics Parameters ..................................... 5-126 5-56. 25M Port Monitoring – Current Data Parameters............................................................. 5-129 5-57. 25M Port Monitoring – Interval Data Parameters ............................................................. 5-131 6-1. VP Connection Information Parameters ................................................................................. 6-6 6-2. Connection Information for VP Tunnel Parameters ................................................................ 6-8

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6-3. Connection Information for VC Connections Parameters ..................................................... 6-10 6-4. Connection Information for CES VC Connections Parameters .............................................. 6-13 6-5. Connection Information for LAN VC Connections Parameters ............................................. 6-16 6-6. Connection Information for FR VC Connections Parameters ................................................ 6-19 6-7. Connection Information for HDLC VC Connections Parameters .......................................... 6-21 6-8. Change Connection Parameters........................................................................................... 6-24 6-9. Fault Management Parameters ............................................................................................ 6-30 6-10. Performance Management Parameters .............................................................................. 6-38 6-11. Layer2 Parameters............................................................................................................. 6-39 6-12. VC OAM Current Data Connection Parameters ................................................................. 6-42 6-13. VC OAM Intervals Connection Parameters ........................................................................ 6-43 6-14. VP/VC FM Current Data Connection Parameters ............................................................... 6-46 6-15. VP/VC PM Current Data Parameters.................................................................................. 6-48 6-16. VP/VC UPC Current Data Parameters ................................................................................ 6-52 6-17. VP/VC FM Interval Data Connection Parameters ............................................................... 6-53 6-18. VP/VC PM Interval Data Parameters .................................................................................. 6-55 6-19. VP/VC UPC Intervals Parameters ....................................................................................... 6-57 6-20. CES VC AAL1 Layer Current Statistics Parameters .............................................................. 6-60 6-21. CES VC AAL1 Layer Interval Statistics Parameters .............................................................. 6-61 6-22. LAN/FR/HDLC VC AAL5 Layer Current Statistics Parameters.............................................. 6-64 6-23. LAN/FR/HDLC VC AAL5 Layer Interval Statistics Parameters.............................................. 6-65 7-1. NM Preferences Parameters .................................................................................................. 7-3

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5620 SNMP Descriptor Module 1-1

Chapter 1 Introduction This chapter provides a general overview of RAD Data Communications ACE-2002/2002E Network Termination Unit Model Descriptors (NTU MD), hosted by the 5620 SNMP Descriptor Module. The 5620 SNMP Descriptor Module is invoked from the 5620 Network Manager and is used to monitor and configure SNMP nodes.

1.1 5620 SNMP Descriptor Module

The 5620 SNMP Descriptor Module provides remote configuration and monitoring of SNMP nodes for the ACE-2002/2002E NTU, through a point-and-click graphical user interface. The 5620 SNMP Descriptor Module uses descriptors to represent transmission equipment units. The 5620 SNMP Descriptor Module application includes interfaces to manage Alcatel and third party nodes.

The ACE-2002/2002E model descriptors are a collection of equipment descriptors for the ACE-2002/2002E NTU. See Figure 1-1.

Equipment descriptors represent the functionality of a device, its slots and its ports. The model descriptors provide element management capabilities within the limits of the MIB objects that the device supports. In addition, the ACE-2002/2002E model descriptors will perform all parameter validation and any applicable data range/limit checks.

Figure 1-1. Network Management with 5620 SNMP Descriptor Module and 5620 Network Manager

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1.2 ACE-2002/2002E Product Overview

ACE-2002/2002E is a Multiservice Access Concentrator and a Network Termination Unit (NTU) for public and private ATM networks. It can be used for:

• Data and voice services as Multiservice Access Concentrator.

• Native ATM services as A-NTU (ATM NTU).

• Network Junction Unit (NJU) applications.

ACE-2002/2002E allows service providers to offer converged WAN services in a fully ATM-featured product. It enables seamless migration of traditional services (LAN, voice) to ATM. As an enterprise ATM access concentrator, ACE-2002 provides a service platform to which routers, PBXs, LAN, video codec and other corporate devices can be connected.

ACE-2002/2002E is located at the customers' premises and controlled by the public carrier, or can be used as part of a corporate ATM-based WAN network.

The ACE-2002/2002E unit supports a wide variety of swappable interfaces for different rates and media on user and network ports. It includes four slots:

• Up to three user slots connected to the user private network

• Network slot connected to the public ATM network (there might be two network slots used in case of a redundant uplink).

1.3 5620 Network Management Architecture

The 5620 Network Management System consists of three management layers, from bottom to top in the hierarchy:

1. Element Management Layer

2. Network Management Layer

3. Service Management Layer

The Alcatel 5620 NMS open architecture facilitates the integration of multi-vendor devices management. Employing Model Descriptors (MDs), it can manage SNMP and TL1 third-party elements. The MD interprets SNMP messages between the managed devices and the 5620 Descriptors Module (formerly 5520 SNMP Element Manager). Using a descriptor, the service provider can manage provisioning of new nodes or modify and support existing ones.

The Alcatel system allows the network administrator to maintain multiple MD. Management capabilities are easily extended for new node types by simply adding relevant MD to the ensemble. A dedicated descriptors ensemble for each node type is required (see Figure 1-2).

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5620 Network Manager

ACE-202ACE-50AlcatelNodeAlcatelNode

Third PartyNodesACE-2002ACE-101

5620 Network Manager

Library ofModel Descriptors

5620 SNMP Descriptors Module(5520 Element Manager)

MD MD MD MD MD MD

ACE-202ACE-50AlcatelNodeAlcatelNode

Third PartyNodesACE-2002ACE-101

Figure 1-2. System Architecture

For further information about the 5620 Network Manager, refer to the Alcatel 5620 NM manual.

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Installation and Setup 2-1

Chapter 2 Getting Started This chapter explains the first steps required to get the RAD ACE-2002/2002E Model Descriptor SNMP management system up and running. It describes how to install ACE-2002/2002E Model Descriptor, its basic features, functionality, and concepts of the graphical user interface. It also provides instructions how to create ACE-2002 nodes on the Network map. (For the specific tasks possible with ACE-2002 Model Descriptor, please refer to the subsequent chapters.)

This chapter covers the following tasks:

• Preliminary hardware configuration of ACE-2002/2002E

• Installing ACE-2002/2002E MD

• Launching ACE-2002/2002E MD

• Using the ACE-2002/2002E MD main window.

2.1 Hardware Requirements

The minimum hardware requirements for the 5620 SNMP DM and the 5620 Network Manager are according to Alcatel installation guides. Please refer to these prior to installation.

2.2 Installation and Setup

This section provides the installation instructions for the 5620 SNMP DM. Once the descriptor is installed, an ACE-2002/2002E node should be created.

5620 SNMP Descriptor Module File Installation This section explains how to install the 5620 SNMP DM file in a 5620 Network Manager unit.

To install the ACE-2002/2002E NTU-5620 SNMP DM Equipment Descriptor:

1. Log in as user root.

2. Insert the RAD Model Descriptor CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.

3. Type: cd /cdrom/cdrom0

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4. Run the installation script:

Type: ./installRadAce20xxMD 5. Log out and log in as your user.

6. In the 5620 Network Manager Map, select the 5520 SNMP DM icon (model descriptor installer), right-click and select Communications > Active..

The Model Descriptor Installer dialog box opens.

Figure 2-1. Model Descriptor Installer

7. In the Ensemble Files pane, verify that the path is: /opt/netmgt/nodemgr/ensemble.

8. In the Ensemble Contents pane, select an Ensemble (md file). The equipment description appears in the Description pane. The version number and release date of the Model Descriptor is shown in this window.

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If you select an item in the Installed Model Descriptors pane, the Version Number and release date of the currently installed 5620 SNMP Descriptor Model appears in the description pane

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Figure 2-2. ACE-2002/2002E Ensemble Description

9. Click Install. The equipment descriptor files are installed. The status bar at the bottom of the window indicates the progress. Verify that the installation is successful. Verify that all 5620 SNMP DM windows are closed and that the 5520 SNMP DM master is restarted (5520 SNMP DM node in 5620 Network Manager turns red and then eventually reverts to green). A few minutes after the installation is completed, the 5620 SNMP DM re-starts.

For instructions for logging in to the 5620 map, refer to the Alcatel User’s Manual.

(To login: In the relevant fields in the Login page, type in your user name and password.)

Note that when the ACE-2002/2002E Node Draw is already opened, no Login is required.

10. To begin working, double-click the Entire Network Icon to open the 5620 DM Network map.



Figure 2-3. Entire Network Map

You are now able to perform configuration and monitoring functions in the entire network per your assigned privileges.

Begin by creating an ACE-2002/2002E node icon on the 5620 Network map.

Creating an ACE-2002/2002E Node on the 5620 Network Map To create an ACE-2002/2002E node on the 5620 Network Map:

1. Verify that the unit is connected to the network with defined managers and IP address.

2. In the 5620 Network Map, right-click and select New > Node from the shortcut menu.



Figure 2-4. New Node Dialog Box

3. In the Managed by field, click the drop-down arrow and select 5620 SNMP DM (this is the name given to the 5620 SNMP DM node).

4. In the Please Specify Node type field, click the drop-down arrow and select the node type (i.e. Ace2002Node or Ace2002ENode).

Figure 2-5. New Node Dialog Box, Showing Node Type Options



5. Click Proceed.

Figure 2-6. (Another) New Node Dialog Box

6. Fill in the Short Name and Long Name fields.

7. Leave the rest of the fields at their default values. (Optional) In the Icon field, you can select the ACE-2002/2002E icons. If desired, you can select any other icons.

8. Click .



Table 2-1. New Node Parameters

Parameters Possible Values / Remarks

Short Name Short name of the new node

String in letters and/or digits.

Full name Full name of the new node.

String in letters and/or digits

Description Source

The description source.

Qs

Read-only

Config Protocol The configuration protocol.

Qs, NCI

Status Monitoring via

The status monitoring source.

None, IP, SNMP

PVC Transit Determines whether PVC transit is restricted for the node.

Unrestricted, Restricted

Internet Address

Interent (IP) address of the node.

Figure 2-7. Create New Node Dialog Box

9. In the SNMP Agent IP Address field, type in the IP address of the ACE-2002/2002E node, and click Save.

After several seconds, an ACE-2002/2002E icon appears on the 5620 SNMP DM Network Map. This icon is yellow at first, indicating that the 5620 SNMP DM and the 5620 Network Manager are retrieving information from the ACE-2002/2002E agent. When this process ends, the icon turns green.



Deleting an ACE-2002/2002E Node from the 5620 Network Manager Map To delete an ACE-2002/2002E node from the 5620 Network Map:

1. On the 5620 Network Map, select an ACE-2002/2002E Descriptor node, right-click and select Object > Delete.

2. Click OK. The ACE-2002/2002E node is deleted from the Network map.

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The delete operation fails if the node is associated with a 5620 link or path.

Displaying ACE-2002/2002E Ports You can zoom in on an ACE-2002/2002E node icon on the 5620 Network map to display its ports.

To display ACE-2002/2002E ports:

1. On the 5620 Network map, double-click on an ACE-2002/2002E Node icon.

OR

Right-click on an ACE-2002/2002E Node icon and select Object > Open.

Figure 2-8. ACE-2002/2002E Ports in 5620 Network Manager

For ETH-CES modules, the CES module is displayed from slot 7 and on with respect to the amount and type of modules.

Clicking on a port displays a port window. (Each Container can be identified per label. The round circle in the bottom of the container shows the status of the port. The status options are Gray (No Fault) or Red (faulty), and on the port level, Purple, upon Loopback test. To display a port level window, double-click on a port.

Note

Note


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Figure 2-9. STM (SONET) Port Zoom View

Now that you have created an ACE-2002/2002E node icon, you are ready to begin performing configuration and monitoring operations on the ACE-2002/2002E system.

2.3 Using the 5520 Graphical User Interface

The 5520 SNMP DM is a versatile product that allows you to remotely configure and monitor third party SNMP nodes for the ACE-2002/2002E NTU, through an easy-to-use, point-and-click GUI.

The 5520 SNMP DM consists of a base set of applications that provide the ability to remotely draw, configure, navigate, monitor, and set SNMP preferences for SNMP nodes using model descriptors designed for each node. (Refer to the relevant sections below for detailed descriptions and illustrations.)

The basic 5520 SNMP DM tools utilized by ACE-2002/2002E MD include:

• Drawing tool, which displays an image of the ACE-2002/2002E, the interface components and the status indications of each interface.

• Navigator tool, in which the model descriptors provide the capability of listing the managed objects of the ACE-2002/2002E.


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• Configuration tool, which provides appropriate tabular or scalar forms to configure node, slot and interface control attributes in the ACE-2002/2002E.

• Monitor tool, which provides a mechanism to poll for changes in the attributes of the managed objects.

The ACE-2002/2002E MD determines the:

• GUI labels on the form

• Rules for entering values on the form

• Available options behind the menu items

The GUI forms support following features:

• Standard Text/Data Elements: Edit Box, Combo Box, and Table.

• Standard buttons: Save, Cancel, Close, Refresh, Navigator, Help, and Draw.

Figure 2-10 and Figure 2-11 show a typical GUI form, the ACE-2002/2002E Node Draw and Navigator, showing the Sonet port and SONET/SDH layer.

Figure 2-10. ACE-2002/2002E Draw - SONET Port



Figure 2-11. ACE-2002/2002E Navigator - SONET Port

Alarm and Test Indication Alarms and tests are indicated by the color of the frame around the port and around the module.

Card Status

Card status is indicated by the following colors:

• Green: Normal (Gray in 5620)

• Red: All the other cases (Alarm is present)

• Magenta: Loopback Test

Card Status will be determined according to status of the ports in this card:

• If ALL ports of a card are Faulty: the card is colored Red.

• If ALL ports are in Loopback State: the card is colored Magenta in 5520 drawing and red in 5620.

• Else - if several/no ports are faulty/in Loopback State: the card is colored Green.

Port Status

Port status is indicated by the following port colors:

• Green: Up (No alarm)

• Red: Down -(Alarm is present)

• Magenta: Loopback

The port and card status in the ACE-2002/2002E Draw are not updated by traps.

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Drawing Tool The 5520 SNMP DM Drawing tool uses data provided by the ACE-2002/2002E MD to display a graphical representation of the node’s components and subcomponents (i.e. ACE-2002/2002E front and rear panels as shown in Figure 2-12. The LEDs on the drawing of the front panel are colored in accordance with the Node Status).

Each module has toolbar buttons that enable the operator to launch appropriate Configure and Monitor forms for the selected interface.

You can click on a component displayed in the Drawing application to obtain a graphical view of the contained components. The number of nesting levels is unlimited.

Context sensitive menus allow you to invoke the Model Descriptor Configuration, Monitor, or other Forms.

To launch the Draw tool:

1. In the 5620 Network map, right-click on an ACE-2002/2002E Node icon, and select Object > Draw.

Draw displays a visual image of the managed device, including its components and their relevant status indications (see Figure 2-12).

Figure 2-12. Draw Tool - ACE-2002/2002E Front & Rear Panels

2. In the Draw application, select an object, right-click and select the following shortcut menu options: Configure – provides appropriate forms to configure any object attributes

in the managed device.

Monitor – offers a mechanism to monitor and report the status and changes in the attributes of the managed objects, using traps and SNMP queries.



Navigator Tool The 5520 SNMP DM Navigator tool uses the data provided by the ACE-2002/2002E MD to display the node’s containment hierarchy. You can double-click on a component in the Navigator application to show the contained components.

Context sensitive menus allow you to invoke the Model Descriptor Configuration, Monitor, or other Forms.

The Navigate tool provides a Navigator window that presents the components of the ACE-2002/2002E node in a hierarchical list. Each node can be selected and expanded to view the components of the node. Each object in the hierarchy is a selectable object.

For each of these objects, the Configure and Monitor tools are often available through the Object menu button (or right mouse button click) of the 5620 SNMP DM form.

Connections are added, deleted and configured through the Navigator tool only.

To launch the Navigator:

• In the Draw application, click the Navigator button.

As shown in Figure 2-13, the Navigator tool facilitates an auto-discovery block that maps the node, slot, interface, and connection into the managed object hierarchy.

Figure 2-13. Navigator Tool - ACE-2002/2002E



Configuration Tool The Configuration tool allows you to configure the SNMP node attributes.

The ACE-2002/2002E MD determines the attributes on the ACE-2002/2002E node and the components that you can configure on the 5520 SNMP DM GUI.

The Configuration tool is available for most components and allows displaying and modifying the values of scalar parameters and tables. A menu item selected from the Configure menu hierarchy opens a form containing attributes or another menu leading to a form. The attributes consist of selectable entities comprised of read-only or read-write type parameters. The read-write parameters can be modified either by entering text, deleting text, or selecting menu choices.

The "SAVE" icon is used to update any parameters that were modified in the Configure form. This typically results in the transmission of an SNMP set command to the node. Chapter 3 and Chapter 4 describe the Configure form that is applicable to each managed object in the node.

Monitor Tool Monitor forms are read-only; they allow 5520 SNMP DM users to monitor the node’s objects. The ACE-2002/2002E MD defines which attributes and statistics 5520 you can monitor on the 5520 SNMP DM GUI.

The Monitor tool is available for most components and allows displaying statistics. The Monitor tool provides each selected object with a menu hierarchy.

A menu item selected from the Monitor menu hierarchy opens another menu item or a form containing attributes. The table contents or parameter values cannot be modified.

5520 SNMP DM does not allow calling a form from another form.

Rediscover Tool The Rediscover tool is available for a number of components to allow you to explicitly check the population of subcomponents. There is no form associated with this action and the revised component list is shown on the Navigator form.

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When using the Rediscovery tool, it is not possible to manipulate other components until the process ends.

Status Bar A Status Bar is located on every form (or dialog box) of the ACE-2002/2002E MD application.

The Status bar displays various error messages, such as "Node not responding’, "General error" etc., and rediscovery indication.

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Viewing Online Help ACE-2002/2002E Descriptor provides comprehensive online help files which instruct how to the use the application.

To view ACE-2002/2002E Descriptor online help

1. In the ACE-2002/2002E Node Draw, select Action > Perform Action > Online Help.

A confirmation message box appears: “Opening Help files. Do you wish to continue?”

2. Click to open the default Web browser with the default help file path. The ACE-2002/2002E online help file opens.

Selecting the System 3-1

Chapter 3 System Configuration and Monitoring This chapter discusses how to configure and monitor the ACE-2002/2002E system using ACE-2002/2002E Model Descriptor.

Managing the ACE-2002/2002E system includes the following tasks: • Viewing and modifying system configuration

• Viewing and modifying system information

• Viewing and modifying system parameters

• Viewing system inventory

• Viewing and modifying alarm forwarding

• Viewing and modifying Inverse ATM ARP parameters

• Viewing and modifying configuration preferences

• Viewing and modifying SNMP community parameters

• Viewing and modifying Traffic Descriptor settings

• Viewing and modifying FR Descriptor settings

• Viewing and modifying the Manager List

• Viewing and modifying host IPs

• Setting VP inband management

• Masking and unmasking traps

• Viewing and modifying Bridge Layer 2 parameters

• Viewing and modifying quality thresholds

• Viewing and modifying VLAN table parameters

• Selecting VLAN for membership

• Viewing and modifying VLAN port members

• Viewing bandwidth allocation

• Managing system faults

• Clearing the History Log

• Resetting system configuration.

In the following procedures (and procedures throughout this manual), “right-click” refers to invoking a right mouse click in order to display shortcut menus related to a selected object.

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3.1 Selecting the System

Before you can perform system operations, you must first the select the system (i.e. node) in the 5620 SNMP Draw Mode or in the Navigator. (This procedure discusses how to select the system in the ACE-2002/2002E Node Draw Mode.)

To select the system:

• In the Entire Network map, select an ACE-2002/2002E node icon, right-click and select Object > Draw.

Figure 3-1. ACE-2002/2002E Node

• Click inside the ACE-2002/2002E Node Draw, without selecting a Port. Ensure that no border (or internal shading) surrounds any of the modules in the window.

OR

• Click the Left Arrow button to return the focus to the node.

When the focus is on the port, the selected port appears shaded. When the focus is on the System, the port is not highlighted.

The following ACE-2002/2002E MD menu-bar is available when the whole device is selected:

Figure 3-2. ACE-2002/2002E MD – System Menu Bar

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Viewing and Modifying System Information 3-3

3.2 Viewing and Modifying System Configuration

ACE-2002/2002E MD allows you to view and modify the configuration of the ACE-2002/2002E system (at the node level), as explained in the following sections.

3.3 Viewing and Modifying System Information

ACE-2002/2002E MD allows you to view and modify ACE-2002/2002E system information.

To view/modify the ACE-2002/2002E system information:

1. In the ACE-2002/2002E Node Draw, select the system (as described in Selecting the System), and from the menu bar, select Object > Configure > System Info.


3-4 Viewing and Modifying System Information

Figure 3-3. System Information Dialog Box

2. Fill in the fields, as described in Table 3-1.


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3. Click to save the changes in the NMS. If there is active communication with the Agent, the NMS gets and saves within its database the parameters, as described in Table 3-1. If there is no communication with the Agent, the parameters listed in Table 3-1 are displayed according to the values existing in the NMS database. The NMS will issue warnings about other parameters' values that are not obtainable.

Table 3-1. System Information Parameters

Parameters Possible Values / Remarks

Description Description of the entity, including the full name and version identification of the system's hardware type, operating-system, and network.

Read-only

Object ID Object identifier. Identifies the network management subsystem contained in the entity. This value is allocated within the SMI enterprises subtree (1.3.6.1.4.1) and provides an easy and unambiguous means for determining 'what kind of box' is being managed.

Read-only

Name Name of the managed node.

String of up to 64 characters.

By convention, this is the node's product name.

Contact Name of contact person for this managed node, together with information on how to contact this person.


Location Physical location of this node.


System Up Time

Time since the system was last re-initialized. Format: d: days, hh:mm:ss 0–4294967295 seconds

Read-only

Date & Time The following are the system date and time parameters. When you choose the month, day, and year, and click the NMS performs checks for validity of the specified value. If, for example, you enter an inappropriate date (such as 29, 30, or 31 for the day) for the specified month, ACE-2002/2002E MD issues a warning message in the status bar: "Invalid Date". The change is not applied to the system.

Month January - December

Day 1-31

Year 1970 - 2099

Time Format:

hh:mm:ss

Number of Interfaces

The number of physical and logical interfaces within this node.

Read-only


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3.4 Viewing and Modifying System Parameters

ACE-2002/2002E MD allows you to view and modify system parameters of the ATM device.

To view/modify the ACE-2002/2002E system parameters:

1. In the ACE-2002/2002E Node Draw, select the system (as described in Selecting the System), and from the menu bar, select Object > Configure > System Parameters.


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Figure 3-4. System Parameters Dialog Box


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2. Fill in the fields, as described in Table 3-2.

3. Click to save the changes.

Table 3-2. System Parameters

Parameter Valid Ranges/Remarks

CAC Support Enable Disable

Bandwidth Factor

10–1000

Valid when CAC Support is set to Enable. Default: 100.

Default Gateway 0.0.0.0 to 255.255.255.255

The Default Gateway IP address should be in the host’s subnet.

Clock Source

Current Clock Primary, Secondary, No External

Indicates which clock is used

Read-only.

Primary None: No reference clock (valid for secondary clock only). If both primary and secondary clock sources fail, then all modules with external clock will switch to internal clock.

Rx Clock: Selects the receive cl

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