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    Configuration of ELAN Card of MADM As Layer 2 Switch

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    1. The ELAN card of the MADM was configured as a Layer 2 switch to overcome a shortage of FE ports in the NIB switch and provide leased line circuits like Internet and MPLS. 2. Key steps included changing the bridge tag mode, assigning VLAN IDs to ports, and creating VLANs to include specific ports and VCGs. 3. Additional VLANs and port configurations are needed to provision individual circuits, such as assigning customer ports and VLANs, setting ingress/egress rates and thresholds.

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    Configuration of ELAN Card of MADM As Layer 2 Switch

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    1. The ELAN card of the MADM was configured as a Layer 2 switch to overcome a shortage of FE ports in the NIB switch and provide leased line circuits like Internet and MPLS. 2. Key steps included changing the bridge tag mode, assigning VLAN IDs to ports, and creating VLANs to include specific ports and VCGs. 3. Additional VLANs and port configurations are needed to provision individual circuits, such as assigning customer ports and VLANs, setting ingress/egress rates and thresholds.

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    1. The ELAN card of the MADM was configured as a Layer 2 switch to overcome a shortage of FE ports in the NIB switch and provide leased line circuits like Internet and MPLS. 2. Key steps included changing the bridge tag mode, assigning VLAN IDs to ports, and creating VLANs to include specific ports and VCGs. 3. Additional VLANs and port configurations are needed to provision individual circuits, such as assigning customer ports and VLANs, setting ingress/egress rates and thresholds.

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    Configuration of ELAN Card of MADM As Layer 2 Switch

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    1. The ELAN card of the MADM was configured as a Layer 2 switch to overcome a shortage of FE ports in the NIB switch and provide leased line circuits like Internet and MPLS. 2. Key steps included changing the bridge tag mode, assigning VLAN IDs to ports, and creating VLANs to include specific ports and VCGs. 3. Additional VLANs and port configurations are needed to provision individual circuits, such as assigning customer ports and VLANs, setting ingress/egress rates and thresholds.

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    Configuration of ELAN Card of MADM as Layer 2 switch

    Due to shortage of FE ports in NIB switch, it was not possible to provide


    lease line like Internet LL or MPLS circuits at present. To overcome this
    problem in Guwahati, We configured the ELAN card of Tejas MADM as a Layer
    2 switch.

    The diagram of connectivity as bellow

    Copper Pair
    Modem
    2 Pair to Costumer
    Ethernet
    conv
    CAT 5/6
    FE F
    MADM Lin Cable
    GE/F E
    ELAN k STM STM B
    E Card as
    NIB L2
    OFC
    Link Station Station
    Switch Costumer
    P
    A B FE Premises
    Router 32/64 Optical to
    FE Electrical
    Port ETH Conv

    Following change or Steps for configure ELAN card as Layer 2 switch

    We connect GE port 33 with NIB P-Router GE port.


    STEP 1: In switch configuration change Bridge Tag mode from QinQ to
    802.1q switching
    STEP 2: Edit switch parameter of GE port 33, and given VLAN Id-1
    STEP 3: Edit switch parameter of VCG 109, and given VLAN id-1
    STEP 4: In VLAN provision a new VLAN:
    VLAN Id-1000
    VLAN Name-Prouter 1
    Include GE port 33 and VCG 109 (both are tagged) and create the
    Vlan
    STEP 5: Click on QOS->Ports Rate Limiting and edit GE port 33

    Enable Ingress Rate Limiting Enable

    Ingress CIR (kbps) 1024000

    Ingress CBS (KB) 512KB

    Enable Ingress Pause Threshold Disable

    Pause Threshold
    Resume Threshold

    Enable Egress Rate Limiting Enable


    Egress CIR (kbps) 1024000

    Egress CBS (KB) 512KB

    Reset Submit

    These steps are for initial configuration. Now for creation of every circuit
    steps are as follows,

    Suppose we have to provide the 4 Mbps Ethernet circuits to any customer.


    We connect the customer link at FE port FE-1(electrical for ex), Vlan given by
    NIB is 3034.

    STEP 1: Edit switch parameter of FE Port 1, and give VLAN ID-3034

    STEP 2: In VLAN provision a new VLAN:


    VLAN Id-3034
    VLAN Name-Customer Name
    Include GE port 33(Tagged), FE Port 1(UnTagged) and VCG 109
    (tagged) and create the Vlan
    STEP 3: Click on QOS->Ports Rate Limiting and edit FE port 1

    Enable Ingress Rate Limiting Enable

    Ingress CIR (kbps) 4096

    Ingress CBS (KB) 512KB

    Enable Ingress Pause Threshold Disable

    Pause Threshold
    Resume Threshold

    Enable Egress Rate Limiting Enable

    Egress CIR (kbps) 4096

    Egress CBS (KB) 512KB

    Reset Submit

    For Any Help Contact:


    Vinay Kumar Shukla
    JTO(Trans), Panbazar
    Guwahati
    Mob No-9435599402

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