Hub800_CES_Services v3.0.pdf

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DragonWave Proprietary Data

Harmony Hub800 R2.6Ethernet and CES procedures

3/18/2016

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DragonWave Proprietary Information 2

Objective

The objective of this presentation is to demonstrate how

to configure Ethernet and CES services.

Typical Point to point configuration


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Commissioning Procedure

Steps:

1. Create Ethernet services

2. Create CES service

3. Configure Clock Synchronization

4. Monitoring TDM performance


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Creating Ethernet Service

1.0 Ethernet Service


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1.1 Create Ethernet Service

Select menu Service Management > Ethernet Service >

Service View and click on Create.


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Enter a Service Name, Service type as E-LAN and

SVLAN ID as default and in this case is 51,


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Select the 2 ports to be used for the transport service. In this

example we selected CESoP P0/1 and port 0/3. Click Next to

continue.

Select Next to continue


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Click Next to continue.


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Leave Service Priority as Priority6.

Click Next to continue


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Click Apply to create the Ethernet service.


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When the procedure is complete. Click Close.


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End of Creating an Ethernet Service

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2.0 Circuit Emulation Service

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2.1 Create CES service

Select menu Service Management > CES Service >

Service View and click on Create.


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Select Operation mode as Advance.

Select PW type as CESoP


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Ensure all timeslot are selected. Confirm Port setting.

Note Remote and Local UDP port setting.


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Enter a Customer VLAN (CVLAN) and Select Add.



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Click Add a Traffic profile if none was created.



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Select the Ethernet service that we created in previous

step. Click Next to continue.


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Create CES service

Important Notice

The next step (2.7) is only require when creating the FIRSTCES service.


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2.7.1 Create CES service

Enter a Name and Source IP address, Net mask and

Default gateway.

IP address should not be the same class as your management IP address.


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2.7.2 Create CES service

Enter Destination IP address. (This is the IP address of the remote CES

service). Click Next to continue.


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Click Apply to create the CES service.


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When the procedure is complete. Click Close.


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End of Circuit Emulation Service


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3.0 Clock Synchronization


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Clock Synchronization

Note

Ethernet port properties PHY master slave selection is

configured as automatic.

TDM clock is derived from the Local PDH (E1 or T1).

If using FPMR, please ensure that SyncE is configure

correctly.


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3.1 Configure Clock Synchronization (Local)

Select menu Clock Sync.

Ensure that the Clock Mode is configured as ssm


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Select menu Clock Sync > Transmit Source Clock for E1/T1/

tab.

Ensure the Output Clock Type is configured as System.


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Select menu Clock Sync > SSM Configuration for

Ethernet Port tab.


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Enable SSM on the appropriate Ethernet port.

Highlight row and Click Modify to enable selected port.


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Select menu Clock Sync > General Sync Configuration.

Click Create to create a sync source.


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On the pop up window configure at shown.

Ensure the Clock source is the correct PDH (E1/T1).


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Wait for at least one minute for the Synchronization state

to change to locked.


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3.8 Configure Clock Synchronization (Remote)

Select menu Clock Sync.

Ensure that the Clock Mode is configured as ssm


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Select menu Clock Sync > Transmit Source Clock for E1/T1/

tab.

Ensure the Output Clock Type is configured as System.


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Select menu Clock Sync > SSM Configuration for

Ethernet Port tab.


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Enable SSM on the appropriate Ethernet port.

Highlight row and Click Modify to enable selected port.


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Select menu Clock Sync > General Sync Configuration.

Click Create to create a sync source.


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On the pop up window configure at shown. Ensure the Type is ethPort and the Clock source is the appropriate Ethernet port.


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Wait for at least one minute for the Synchronization state

to change to locked.


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End of Clock Synchronization

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4.0 Monitoring TDM Performance

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Select menu Performance


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Select PW from the menu tree and Click Enable

performance monitoring.


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To view Performance data. Select PW Performance from

the menu tree.


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End of Monitoring TDM Performance


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Worksheet Ethernet Services

Local Remote

Normal Service

Interfaces

General Information (Basic Mode)

Service Name

Global ID

Service Type

Service VLAN ID

Assign QoS Policy

Priority


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Worksheet CES Services

Local Remote Notes

CES Service

Select TDM Port

Operation Mode

Time Slot

Port

Remote UDP Port

Local UDP Port

CVLAN

Traffic Profile

Number of Frames Default is 8

RTP Header Used Default is Enabled

Jitter Buffer Default is 4ms

Name

Select Ethernet Service

Basic Setting Initial setting only

Name

IP Address

Net Mask

Default Gateway Need to point to the router IP or to self

Config Service

Name

Destination IP

MAC address learning mode Leave as Default

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