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Element Management System user manual _V1.4
Preface
Revision History
Version Revision date Revision Reason
V 1.1 15/10/2015 First edition
V1.2 12/12/2015 Content updates
V1.3 26/2/2016 Add New functions
V1.4 29/4/2016 New layout
The element management system is an integrated broadband access
management platform, which can perform the effective and unified
management of multiple types of broadband access equipment developed.
This manual mainly introduces the installation and basic configuration of
the EPON OLT’s element management system. It aims to help users in
understanding the equipment’s technologies, functions and practical
application capacity and to provide technical support for the users.
Intended Readers
This manual is intended for the following readers:
◆ Commissioning engineers
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◆ Operation and maintenance engineers
To utilize this manual, these prerequisite skills are necessary:
◆ Access network technology
◆ EPON principles
◆ Ethernet switch technology
◆ Computer network technology
Symbol Conventions
The symbols that may be found in this document are defined as follows.
Symbol Class Description
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation,
which if not avoided, could result in equipment

Notice
damage, data loss, performance degradation,
or unexpected results.
Indicates a hazard with a medium or low level
Warning of risk, which if not avoided, could result in
minor or moderate injury.
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Provides additional information to emphasize
Note or supplement important points of the main
text.
List of Glossary
AUX Auxiliary
CATV Cable Television
CFI Canonical Format Indicator
CIR Committed Information Rate
CLI Command Line Interface
CoS Class of Service
CVLAN Customer VLAN
DA Destination Address
DBA Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation
DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
DNS Domain Name System
EMS Element Management System
EPON Ethernet Passive Optical Network
FE Fast Ethernet
FEC Forward Error Correction
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FIR Fixed Information Rate
GE Gigabit Etherent
HGU Home Gateway Unit
IAD Integrated Access Device
IGMP Internet Group Management Protocol
IMS IP Multimedia Subsystem
IP Internet Protocol
IPTV Internet Protocol Television
LOID Logical ONU Identifier
LoS Loss of Signal
MAC Medium Access Control
MDU Multi-Dwelling Unit
MIB Management Information Base
MPCP Multi-point control protocol
OAM Operation,Administration & Maintenance
ODN Optical Distribution Network
OLT Optical Line Terminal
OMA Optical Modulation Amplitude
ONT Optical Network Terminal
ONU Optical Network Unit
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PIR Peak Information Rate
PON Passive Optical Network
POTS Plain Old Telephone Service
PPPoE Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet
QoS Quality of Service
SFU Single Family Unit
SIP Session Initiation Protocol
SN Serial Number
SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol
SP Strict Priority
SVLAN Service VLAN
UCT Un-condition transition
UDP User Datagram Protocol
UNI User Network Interface
VLAN Virtual Local Area Network
VoIP Voice over IP
WLAN Wireless Local Area Network
WRR Weighted Round Robin
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Contents
Chapter 1 System Description .................................................................................... 10

1.1 Interface Types ........................................................................................................................... 10
1.2 Working Mode ............................................................................................................................. 11
1.3 Configuration Requirements ................................................................................................ 12
1.4 EMS Installation Files ............................................................................................................... 13
Chapter 2 EMS Installation .......................................................................................... 14

2.1 Installation Of The Server ...................................................................................................... 15
2.2 Installation Of The Client........................................................................................................ 19
Chapter 3 EMS Quick Start ........................................................................................... 24

3.1 Preparatory Work...................................................................................................................... 25
3.2 Starting Sequence ...................................................................................................................... 25
3.3 Add OLT Device........................................................................................................................... 27
3.4 Add Splitter ................................................................................................................................... 32
Chapter 4 EMS Frame Introduction ......................................................................... 34

4.1 Main Frame Overview ............................................................................................................. 35
Chapter 5 System Management ................................................................................. 39

5.1 Lock Client ..................................................................................................................................... 39
5.2 Modify Password........................................................................................................................ 40
5.3 Exit System .................................................................................................................................... 41
Chapter 6 OLT Management ........................................................................................ 41

6.1 OLT Basic Information ............................................................................................................ 41
6.2 OLT System Configuration..................................................................................................... 43
6.2.1 System Upgrade ............................................................................................................. 43
6.2.2 Save System Configuration ....................................................................................... 44
6.2.3 System Restart ................................................................................................................ 46
6.2.4 PON ONU Operation ..................................................................................................... 47
6.2.5 Restore Factory Settings ............................................................................................ 48
6.2.6 Export/Import Configuration.................................................................................. 49
6.2.7 Configure Aux Port ....................................................................................................... 51
6.2.8 RTC Time configuration ............................................................................................. 53
6.2.9 FAN configuration ......................................................................................................... 55
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6.2.10 Delete OLT Device ...................................................................................................... 57

6.3 Ports Configuration ................................................................................................................... 58
6.3.1 Uplink Ports Configuration ....................................................................................... 58
6.3.2 PON Ports Configuration............................................................................................ 61
6.3.3 PON Downward Encryption ..................................................................................... 62
6.3.4 Port Channal Group ...................................................................................................... 64
6.3.5 Port Mirror Configuration ......................................................................................... 64
6.4 Port VLAN Configuration........................................................................................................ 66
6.4.1 VLAN Configuration ..................................................................................................... 66
6.4.2 VLAN IP Configuration ................................................................................................ 70
6.4.3 Static Route Configure ................................................................................................ 71
6.4.4 QinQ Configuration ....................................................................................................... 73
6.5 MAC Configuration .................................................................................................................... 74
6.6 OLT IGMP Configuration ........................................................................................................ 74
6.6.1 IGMP Router Port .......................................................................................................... 76
6.6.2 Port Configuration ........................................................................................................ 77
6.6.3 IGMP User VLAN Configuration.............................................................................. 77
6.6.4 Static Group Table ......................................................................................................... 78
6.7 ONU Auth Configuration ......................................................................................................... 79
6.7.1 ONU Authorized Mode ................................................................................................ 79
6.7.2 MAC White List ............................................................................................................... 80
6.7.3 Mac Black List.................................................................................................................. 81
6.8 ACL configuration ...................................................................................................................... 82
6.8.1 IP Standard ACL ............................................................................................................. 84
6.8.2 IP Extend ACL .................................................................................................................. 85
6.8.3 MAC ACL ............................................................................................................................ 85
6.8.4 Port Base ACL .................................................................................................................. 86
6.8.5 QoS Base ACL ................................................................................................................... 87
6.8.6 ACL Port Binding ........................................................................................................... 88
6.9 DHCP Configuration .................................................................................................................. 89
6.9.1 DHCP Server..................................................................................................................... 89
6.9.2 DHCP Relay ....................................................................................................................... 91
6.9.3 DHCP Snooping............................................................................................................... 92
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6.10 QoS configuration.................................................................................................................... 94

6.11 ONU Template Configuration ............................................................................................ 96
6.11.1 DBA Bandwidth Template ...................................................................................... 97
6.11.2 Service (SRV) Template .........................................................................................100
6.11.3 Voice (VoIP) Template ...........................................................................................104
6.11.4 Alarm Threshold Template ..................................................................................107
6.12 Alarm Management ..............................................................................................................111
6.13 Alarm Configuration ............................................................................................................114
6.14 ONU Batch Upgrade .............................................................................................................117
Chapter 7 ONU Management .....................................................................................120

7.1 ONU System Configuration..................................................................................................120
7.1.1 ONU Details ..............................................................................................................120
7.1.2 ONU Rename ..................................................................................................................122
7.1.3 Private OAM Maintain ...............................................................................................124
7.1.4 Reregister ONU .............................................................................................................124
7.1.5 Reset ONU .......................................................................................................................125
7.1.6 Unauthorized ONU ......................................................................................................126
7.2 ONU Port Configuration ........................................................................................................127
7.2.1 Port Basic Configuration ..........................................................................................127
7.2.2 Port VLAN Configuration .........................................................................................130
7.2.3 Port IGMP Configuration..........................................................................................139
7.2.4 Classify Configuration ...............................................................................................141
7.3 ONU VoIP Configuration .......................................................................................................142
Chapter 8 Service Configuration .............................................................................146

8.1 Network Topology ...................................................................................................................146
8.2 Service Configuration.............................................................................................................147
8.2.1 OLT Configuration.......................................................................................................147
8.2.2 ONU Configuration......................................................................................................155
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Chapter 1 System Description
1.1 Interface Types
EPON OLT provides various types of network interface, service interface
and maintenance interface to adapt to different networking
environments. All the interfaces could comply with the relevant
telecommunications standards.
Table 1-1 lists all OLT interface types.
Type Interface Remarks
The point-to-multipoint
architecture and the passive fiber
PON transmission mode are used. The

PON optical interface
interface downstream rate and upstream
rate can reach up to1.25 Gbps.
It can direct connection RJ45

Uplink
GE Copper interface copper cable to uplink to
interface
Ethernet.
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Maintenance Console port It is used for local maintenance.
interface It is used for remote

AUX port
maintenance.
Table 1-1 Interface types
1.2 Working Mode
At present, the EMS uses the Client-Server working mode.
When the network maintenance engineers are far from both the access
equipment and the network element management system server, this
Client -Server working mode can be used for access the server via the client
for achieving the purpose of managing the equipment.
In this case, the client and the server can be installed on one computer, or
respectively on two computers. When both the client and server are
installed on a computer, this is also called a stand-alone mode.
Figure 1-1 Working mode
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1.3 Configuration Requirements
The requirements of the hardware configuration for the EMS’s Server
depend on the network scale.
Requirements of hardware configuration on the Server
CPU Memory DISK Operating System
Frequency 2GB or above 20GB disk Windows2008
above 2GHz 2GB space Windows XP
Windows 7
Windows 8
Windows 10
Table 1-2 Server configuration
Requirements of hardware configuration on the Client
CPU Memory DISK Video Card Operating
System
Frequency 1GB 10GB 65000 color Windows2008
above Or above disk space resolving Windows XP
2GHz capability Windows 7
1024*768 Windows 8
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and above Windows 10
Table 1-3 Client configuration
1.4 EMS Installation Files
The installation file contains two files:
EMS-client.exe and EMS-server.exe
Figure 1-4 Installation file
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Chapter 2 EMS Installation

This chapter describes the procedure for EMS installation.
Installation Flow Diagrams
Figure 2-1 Installation procedure
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2.1 Installation Of The Server
Double-click to make the Language dialog box appear,
Figure 2-2 Language dialog box
Select “English” and click OK.
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Figure 2-3 Installation introduction
Click “Next” to proceed.
Figure 2-4 Accept the software agreement
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Select I accept the terms of the License Agreement and click “Next” to
proceed
Figure 2-5 Installation path
Set the installation path and click “Next” to proceed
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Figure 2-6 Software installation
Click “Install” to start installing the server.
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Figure 2-8 Installation complete
Click “Close” to complete the installation.
2.2 Installation Of The Client
Double-click to make the Language dialog box appear,
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Figure 2-9 Language dialog box
Select English and click OK.
Figure 2-10 Installation introduction
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Figure 2-11 Accept the software agreement
Select I accept the terms of the License Agreement and click “Next” to
proceed
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Figure 2-12 Installation path
Set the installation path and click “Next” to proceed.
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Click “Install” to start installing the server
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Figure 2-15 Installation complete
Click “Close” to complete the installation.
Chapter 3 EMS Quick Start

This chapter describes the procedure for starting the EMS quickly. It mainly
includes the following contents:
◆ Ensure smooth network to OLT
◆ Starting sequence
◆ Add device
◆ Synchronous OLT configuration.
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3.1 Preparatory Work
1. Connect to the OLT’s AUX port with server PC.

AUX
Figure 3-1 Connection diagram
2. Configure the server PC IP address
The OLT default management IP is 192.168.8.100
Please set your server PC IP is 192.168.8.X (e.g. 192.168.8.200)
3.2 Starting Sequence
1. Starting server
Double-click to start the EMS server.
2. Click Start button and wait a moment, you can see the button changed
to “Stop”. This indicates that the installation is successful.
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Figure 3-2 Start server
3.After the server complete, start the client.
Double-click to start the EMS server.
4. Login
Input the username and the password of the EMS, and the IP address
of server to login. Then click Login.
The default username and the password are both root.
The port is 5188.
The server IP address is your PC（server）IP address or 127.0.0.1.
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Figure 3-3 Login dialog
Figure 3-4 EMS interface
3.3 Add OLT Device
1. At primary topological diagram, right-click any of the blanks to enter a
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menu, and select "Add Device".
Figure 3-5 Add a device
2. In the pop-up window, input the management IP of OLT, the OLT default
IP is 192.168.8.100.
Select Read community is public, and write community is
private.
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Figure 3-6 Select community parameters
If there is no option in a list, please add new community parameters.
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Figure 3-7 Add community parameters
3. After adding device, there will be a device icon in the topological
diagram.
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Figure 3-8 Device icon in the topological diagram
4. Sync device ensure device configuration consistent with EMS
configuration.
Figure 3-9 Sync device
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5. At this point, you manage OLT successfully.
3.4 Add Splitter
Adding an OLT, connect a splitter between the OLT and the ONUs by default.
PLC Splitter is viable. Add or delete splitter can help to edit the network
topology.
1. Right click splitter, “delete” or “link” are permitted.
Figure 3-10 Default splitter
2. Add a splitter
At the primary topological diagram, right-click any of the blanks, select “Add
Splitter”
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Figure 3-11 Add an splitter
choose the splitter type 1:2、1:4、1:8、1:16、1:32、1:64 and fill in the name.
Figure 3-12 Select splitter
Right click the new splitter, select “link”, choose the “Parent Node” first, and
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choose the relevant “Sub Node”, click “OK”.
Figure 3-13 Splitter connecting
Figure 3-13 Show splitter connected
Chapter 4 EMS Frame Introduction

This chapter describes the main interface of the OLT’s EMS. It mainly
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⚫ Main interface
⚫ Main menu
⚫ Main toolbar
⚫ Rolling log output bar
⚫ Status bar
4.1 Main Frame Overview
After successfully login, enter the main frame interface of EMS. The main
interface is composed by "Title bar", "Menu bar", "Toolbar", "The
topological navigation tree", "Topology", "The current alarm event" and
"Rolling log bar" etc. The bottom of the interface is composed by "Status
bar", "Alarm light" and "Alarm sound switch".
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Title bar
Menu bar
Toolbar
Topology
Topological
navigation
tree
Current alarm event
Rolling log bar, Current alarm event

Status bar
Figure 4-1 Main frame overview
As shown in Figure 4-1, main frame contain following several parts:
1. Main menu
The main menu includes: System, Device management, Alarm, Performance
and Security parts.
2. Topological navigation tree
The tree is Domain -> Device (OLT) -> Group (splitter) -> Device (ONU).
Through the tree, manager can add, delete and manage the node. Click the
OLT or ONU node, can operate the device.
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3. Topological map
The Topological map is the main area of EMS. In the blank, Click the right
mouse button, manager can add an OLT device, change layout, show name,
etc. For convenience of managing, manager can move device icons to
appropriate locations.
When an OLT device is added to the map, EMS will auto synchronization
ONUs which connect to the OLT device. Now, in the map, manager can
operate the OLT and ONU device.
4. Current alarm event
This window located on the bottom of the main frame, including Alarm Log
and Operation Log page.
Alarm log page shows and records the real time alarm information,
including alarm object, occur time and alarm content.
Operation log page shows and records the manager’s operation records, in
order to trace back when needed.
5. Search and Shortcut bar
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Toolbar includes: search box. You can search or locate a network element by
the keywords (IP, MAC address or name) in the search box.
6. Status bar
The status bar includes state information, alarm light and alarm sound
switch.
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Chapter 5 System Management

This chapter describes the system management function of EMS. It mainly
⚫ Lock client
⚫ Modify password
⚫ Database Backup and restore
⚫ Polling switch configuration
⚫ Exit
5.1 Lock Client
When administrator need to leave the client computer but not wants to
shut the client program, he/she can lock the client.
1. Click "System (F)">"Lock Client" to enter client dialog.
Figure 5-1 System lock dialog
2. Upon the client is locked, others cannot use it. The current user can
enter password to use again when he/she comes back to the client.
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5.2 Modify Password
Modify current user password
1. Click "System (F)">"Modify Password", enter modify password dialog.
Figure 5-2 Reset password dialog
2. Input old password and the new password in the password box, click
"OK".
3. The new password will take effect in the next login.
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5.3 Exit System
Exit the element management system.
1. Click "System">"Exit", enter exit dialog..
2. Click "Yes" to exit.
Chapter 6 OLT Management

This chapter describes the OLT management function of EMS.
6.1 OLT Basic Information
The device management console is the entrance of basic information and
configuration. It can be used for manage and control device, including basic
information, PON Transceiver, ONU Online List, ONU Auth List and ONU No
Auth List.
Select one OLT, click right-menu "Device Detail", to enter device detail
interface.
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Figure 6-1 Location of device detail
Figure 6-2 Show the OLT basic information
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6.2 OLT System Configuration
6.2.1 System Upgrade
The upgrade operation is used for upgrading the specified object, including
upgrading the software of OLT（UBOOT or Kernel）.
Before upgrading you are required to start the TFTP server, and put the
upgrade files into the corresponding folder.
After the TFTP server settings, you can carry out system software and ONU
software upgrade.
1. Right click OLT, select "Maintenance Management">"Upgrade System
Software "to enter Upgrade system software interface.
Figure 6-3 Location of system upgrade
2. Click the "download file type "drop-down list, choose the file type.
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Figure 6-4 System upgrade dialog
3. Input TFTP server IP in TFTP server IP box.
4. In the "File Name" text box input upgrade file name, the file name is not
more than twenty characters.
5. Click "Upgrade" button and upgrade firmware.
After the completion of the upgrade, you must reboot the OLT device, the
new upgrade file will take effect when the OLT device reboot.
6.2.2 Save System Configuration
When configuration is completed, you need to do "Save Device
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Configuration "operation. The current configuration will be written to the
device Flash.
1. Right click OLT, select "Maintenance Management">"Save Device
Configuration" to enter “save device configuration” interface.
Figure 6-5 Location of save configuration
2. Enter dialog, click "Yes", save the current device configuration.
Figure 6-6 Save operating dialog
3. The current configuration will be saved to the OLT's Flash.
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6.2.3 System Restart
Restart the whole OLT device. This command will cause all services
interruption, be careful execution.
1. Right click OLT, select "Maintenance Management">" Restart" to enter
restart the device interface.
Figure 6-7 Location of system restart
2. It will enter dialog box, chick "Yes".
Figure 6-8 Restart operating dialog
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6.2.4 PON ONU Operation
Control all the ONU at the same PON port of OLT. The operation includes
Reset, Reregister and NoAuth.
1. Right click OLT, select "Maintenance Management">"PON ONU
Operation" to enter the interface.
Figure 6-9 Enter PON ONU interface
2. Choose the PON, and click the button you want to operate.
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Figure 6-10 Operate the PON ONU
3. Click"Yes" to confirm your choice.
6.2.5 Restore Factory Settings
This operation is used for clear the all of the current configuration
information of device stored in OLT’s FLASH. It makes the system restore to
factory default configuration.
1. Right click OLT, select "Maintenance Management">"Clear Flash",
enter dialog box, as below.
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Figure 6-11 Location of clear flash configuration
2. Click "Yes" to perform the clear FLASH operation, the device will
automatically restart.
Figure 6-12 Clear flash operating dialog
6.2.6 Export/Import Configuration
This operation is used for upload the OLT configuration to the TFTP server
/ download configuration files from the TFTP server to the Flash of OLT.
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1. Right click OLT, select "Maintenance Management">" Import
Configuration" to enter" Import configuration files" interface.
Figure 6-13 Location of import configuration
2. Input TFTP server IP in TFTP server IP box.
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Figure 6-14 Import configuration
3. In the "File Name" text box input configuration file name, the file
name is not more than twenty characters.
4. Click "Import Configuration File", as below.
5. If you need to run the imported configuration, it is required to
restart the device.
6.2.7 Configure Aux Port
This operation is used for configure AUX port of OLT.
1. Right click OLT, select "Maintenance Management">" configure AUX
Port "to enter" configure AUX port" interface.
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Figure 6-15 Location of AUX configuration
2. In the text box input configuration IP address and mask.
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Figure 6-16 AUX configuration
6.2.8 RTC Time configuration
Configure the OLT system time.
1. Right click OLT, select "Maintenance Management">" RTC Time
Configuration "to enter systerm time configuration interface.
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Figure 6-17 RTC time configuration
2. Fill in the time parameters.And click "Configuration" to save.
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Figure 6-18 RTC time parameters
6.2.9 FAN configuration
Control the FAN in the OLT when it will be activate automatically.
1 Right click OLT, select "Maintenance Management">"FAN
Configuration "to enter interface.
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Figure 6-19 Enter fan configuration
2. Fill in the FAN configuration parameter, includes FAN mode and the
opening temperature.
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Figure 6-20 FAN configuration parameters
6.2.10 Delete OLT Device
Delete needless OLT device in topology map.
1. Select OLT device which you want to delete, right click "Delete Devices".
2. Click "OK", the OLT device will be deleted.
Figure 6-24Delete OLT operating dialog
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6.3 Ports Configuration
6.3.1 Uplink Ports Configuration
This operation is used for configure related functions and characteristic
parameters of uplink port, which is mainly used for set Ethernet parameters,
flow control, storm inhibition of the uplink port. Such as: auto negotiation,
rate, duplex mode, etc.
1. Right click OLT, select "Configuration">"Port Configuration">"Uplink
Port Configuration" to enter port list interface.
Figure 6-22 Location of uplink ports configuration
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1 Select one port, modify the basic information.
Figure 6-23 Uplink ports configuration
 State: It is used for activate or inactivate port. Only when the port
enable, can continue to configure the subsequent parameters. The
default is "Enable".
 Link status: Showing the link status of uplink ports, link down or link up.
 Port type: GE port has two types, which are Fiber and Copper.
 Auto negotiation: It is used for enable or disable auto negotiation of the
uplink port. The default is “Enable”. After enable, Uplink port will
negotiate with the connected port to reach the largest possible
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transmission rate.
"Speed" and "duplex" are not configurable when auto negotiation
function is enabled.
 Speed: Configure uplink ports speed. There are four options: 10Mbps,
100Mbps, 1000Mbps and 10Gbps. This parameter is configurable only
when auto negotiation disabled.
 Duplex: Configure port working mode as duplex or half duplex. This
parameter is configurable only when auto negotiation disabled. The
default is "duplex".
Figure 6-24 Uplink ports advanced configuration
 Flow control: Used for enable or disable the flow control function of
uplink port to control congestion. The default is "disable".
 Ingress Rate: Configure port ingress rate.
 Egress Rate: Configure port egress rate.
 PVID: Configure port default VLAN ID.
 Isolate: Port isolate with each other
 BC Storm: Broadcast storm inhibition
 MC Storm: Multicast storm inhibition
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 UC Storm: Unknown unicast storm inhibition
2 Click "Apply", apply to the device.
6.3.2 PON Ports Configuration
This function is used for configure related functions and characteristic
parameters of PON port, which is mainly used for set parameters, flow
control, storm inhibition of the uplink port, such as: auto negotiation, rate,
duplex mode, etc.
1 Right click OLT, select "Configuration">"Port Configuration">"PON Port
Configuration" to enter port list interface.
Figure 6-25 PON configuration
 States: It is used for activate or inactivate port. Only when the port
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enable, can continue to configure the subsequent parameters. The
default is "Enable".
 Ingress Rate: Configure port ingress rate.
 Egress Rate: Configure port egress rate.
 BC Storm: Broadcast storm inhibition
 MC Storm: Multicast storm inhibition
 UC Storm: Unknown unicast storm inhibition
 PVID: Configure port default VLAN ID.
 Isolate: Port isolate with each other
2 Click "Apply", apply to the device.
6.3.3 PON Downward Encryption
EPON system downward transmit by broadcast, protect the user safe is
neccesssary. Triple churning is the way for OLT to protect the user safe.
Right click OLT, select "Configuration">"Port Configuration">"PON
Downward Encryption" to enter PON list interface.
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Figure 6-26 PON Downward Encryption
 Encryption status: It is used for activate or inactivate this function. Only
when enable, can continue to configure the subsequent parameters.
The default is "Disable".
 Encryption time : This is the key timer of the triple churning .
Range(774~786426)
 PON Max RTT: To avoid the ONUS’signal reach OLT at the same time，
configure the Max RTT will refrain from this conflict.The default is 14500.
Range（2000~32000）
 P2P status: It is the switch of the ONU communication with each other
at the same PON.
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6.3.4 Port Channal Group
Add the GE ports as a group, all the ports in the group as the same. When
the one can not be used suddently, it will change the link to another port.
The max groups is 4 and each group can add 4 ports as the max.
1. Right click OLT, select "Configuration">"Port Configuration">"Port
Channal Group" to enter group adding interface.
2. Click "Add", select the Load-Balance.All the ports configuration should be
the same in the group.
Figure 6-27 Port channal group configuration
6.3.5 Port Mirror Configuration
Copy the data from one or more ports to the specified port, which can help
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for traffic analysis and network error diagnostics. It can add the max 4
mirror groups. Be based on the ports, the source port include rx(receive
data )、tx(transmit data)and both.
1. Right click OLT, select "Configuration">"Port Configuration">"Port Mirror
Configuration" to enter group adding interface.
2. Click "Add">select"Mirror DstPort">click "Mirror SrcPort" blank entries to
select one or more ports>choose the "Mirror Type"
Figure 6-28 Port Mirror configuration
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6.4 Port VLAN Configuration
6.4.1 VLAN Configuration
OLT equipment switch engine is fully compliant with the IEEE802.1Q VLAN
standard and has following main features.
◆ Support Port-based VLAN and IEEE802.1Q VLAN;
◆ Support full 4K VLAN group, VID range 1~4095;
◆ All switch ports, including uplink ports and downlink ports support VLAN
partition;
◆ VLAN 1 is the system reserved VLAN, it includes all switch ports, all ports
is UNTAG mode;
6.4.1.1 Show VLAN Table
1 Right click OLT, select "Configuration">"VLAN Configuration">"VLAN
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Figure 6-29 Location of VLAN configuration
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Figure 6-30 VLAN configuration
6.4.1.2 Add a New VLAN
1. Set the VLAN ID;
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Figure 6-31 Add an new VLAN
2. Choose the port members to be assigned to this VLAN group in Ports
list;
3. Click “Commit” button to create the new VLAN group;
6.4.1.3 Delete VLAN
1. Select the VLAN group entry to be deleted in VLAN table;
2. Click Delete button to delete the selected VLAN;
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Figure 6-32 Show VLAN table
6.4.2 VLAN IP Configuration
Create the VLAN first. This configuration can add the IP to the VLAN. When
the VLAN is added to the port, the IP address will be added.
Click "VLAN IP Configuration">click "Add">select the existed VLAN>fill in the
VALN IP address、submask>choose ARP proxy status
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Figure 6-33 Show VLAN table
6.4.3 Static Route Configure
This is the OLT router function. The OLT look like the router but only support
ststic route. As the above “VLAN IP Configuration”.When configure the
VLAN IP address and then add the static route, the network at the different
network segment can communicate with each other.
1 Right click OLT, select "Configuration">"Static Route Configuration "
to enter showing list interface.
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Figure 6-34 Show static route table
2 Click "Add",fill in the IP address、Mask and Gateway>click "Apply"
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Figure 6-35 Configure static route
6.4.4 QinQ Configuration
In this interface, VLAN QinQ and VLAN translation can be configured.
Click "QinQ Configuration">click "Add">select the port、CVLAN、SVLAN and
choose the mode(translation or qinq).
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Figure 6-36 QinQ configuration
6.5 MAC Configuration
1. Confirgure the MAC aging time.The default value is 300s.
2. The MAC address list, the showing of OLT learn MAC address from PON
port and GE port.
3. Configure the count of the OLT learning MAC address from GE port.
6.6 OLT IGMP Configuration
Configure multicast global parameters.
1. Right click OLT, select "Configuration">"IGMP Configuration" to enter
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the IGMP interface.
Figure 6-37 IGMP configuration
2. You can modify IGMP mode, proxy IP and IGMP VLAN.
IGMP mode includes snooping and disable.
 Snooping: IGMP snooping is the process of listening to Internet
Group Management Protocol (IGMP) network traffic. The feature
allows a network switch to "listen in" on the IGMP conversation
between hosts and routers. By listening to these conversations the
switch maintains a map of which devices need which IP multicast
streams. Multicasts may be filtered from the ports which do not
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need them and thus controls which ports receive specific multicast
traffic.
 Disable: When choose disable mode, OLT is working in transparent
mode.
6.6.1 IGMP Router Port
The uplink ports can be used add IGMP router VLAN.
Figure 6-38 IGMP router port configuration
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6.6.2 Port Configuration
This operation used to set the maximum number of multicast groups, port
mode and fast leave mode.
Figure 6-39 IGMP port configuration
6.6.3 IGMP User VLAN Configuration
This operation used to add IGMP VLAN. If users VLAN and group VLAN are
the same, please set the same VLAN ID.
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Figure 6-40 IGMP VLAN configuration
6.6.4 Static Group Table
This operation used to Binding multicast IP address and VLAN ID.
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Figure 6-41 IGMP static group configuration
6.7 ONU Auth Configuration
6.7.1 ONU Authorized Mode
1. Right click OLT, select "Configuration">"ONU Auth Configuration" to
enter the ONU authorized mode interface.
Figure 6-42 Location of ONU authorized mode
2. Configure authorized strategy
Authorized Strategy include: MAC, LOID, MAC+LOID and NONE.
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Figure 6-43 ONU authorized mode configuration
6.7.2 MAC White List
Use MAC-based authentication function to manage the access of ONUs in
PON port, the ONUs in the white list can pass through the authentication.
Premise condition is the ONU authentication mode is based on MAC
address based mode or mixed mode.
1. Add new MAC address: click the add button, fill in the number you
need to add.
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Figure 6-44 ONU MAC white list configuration
3. Click on the "Apply" apply to the device.
6.7.3 Mac Black List
Use MAC-based authentication function to manage the access of ONUs in
PON port, the ONUs in the black list can’t pass through the authentication.
Premise condition is the ONU authentication mode is based on MAC
address based mode or mixed mode.
1. Add new MAC address: click the add button, fill in the number you
need to add.
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Figure 6-45 ONU MAC black list configuration
3. Click on the "Apply" apply to the device.
6.8 ACL configuration
In order to filter data packages, network equipments need to setup a series
of rules for identifying what need to be filtered. Only matched with the
rules the data packages can be filtered. ACL can achieve this function.
Matched conditions of ACL rules can be source address, destination address,
Ethernet type, VLAN, protocol port, and so on.
These ACL rules also can be used in other situations, such as classification of
stream in QoS. An ACL rule may contain one or several sub-rules, which
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have different matched conditions.
This device supports the following types of ACL.
⚫ IP Standard ACL.
⚫ IP Extended ACL.
⚫ ACL based on MAC address
⚫ ACL based on port binding.
⚫ ACL based on QoS.
Limitation of each ACL rule:
ACL type ACL index Maxium rules
IP Standard ACL 0-999 1000
IP Extended ACL 1000-1999 1000
ACL based on MAC address 2000-2999 1000
ACL based on port binding 5000-5999 1000
ACL based on QoS 6000-6999 1000
Right click OLT, select "Configuration">"ACL Configuration" to enter the ACL
configuration interface .
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Figure 6-46 ACL configuration list
6.8.1 IP Standard ACL
It support deny/permit the source IP address.
Select “Standars IP ACL”>click“Add”>fill in the ip address and the submask.
Figure 6-47 IP standard ACL list
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6.8.2 IP Extend ACL
It is the extended of the ip standard ACL. In this interface, you can
permit/deny the IP address both source and destination.
Figure 6-48 IP extend ACL configuration
6.8.3 MAC ACL
This ACL is based on MAC address. It can filter data packages both the
source MAC address and destination MAC address.
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Figure 6-49 MAC ACL configuration
6.8.4 Port Base ACL
Here is adding the ACL basis for ports. Most of the parameters about the
port can be configured.Such MAC filter、IP address filter and so on .
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Figure 6-50 Port base ACL configuration
6.8.5 QoS Base ACL
Configure the QoS by ACL. Bind this ACL to a port , it will limit the data by
the priority.
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Figure 6-51 QoS base ACL configuration
6.8.6 ACL Port Binding
As the above creating an ACL list which the port should bind in it .Then it
can take effect. The index existed automatically when created.
Click “ACL Port Binding”>click the port choice>set “OK”>click “Apply”
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Figure 6-52 ACL port binding
6.9 DHCP Configuration
OLT can support the DHCP function, including:
 DHCP Server
 DHCP Relay
 DHCP Snooping
6.9.1 DHCP Server
OLT turn on the function of DHCP server.Connecting behind the OLT PON
ports, the devices will get an IP address. It can solve the problem that the IP
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address not enough to allocate. The OLT be a DHCP server, the devices
behind the PON port be the clients.
Right click OLT, select "Configuration">"DHCP Configuration" >to enter the
DHCP configuration interface.
Figure 6-53 Enter DHCP interface
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Figure 6-54 DHCP server configuration
6.9.2 DHCP Relay
Because the DHCP receiving need to broadcast, so the server and the client
should be in the same network.The DHCP relay can save this issue effective.
The relay vlan should be added to the GE port .The relay server IP address
network segment should be the same as the DHCP server
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Figure 6-55 DHCP relay configuration
6.9.3 DHCP Snooping
To prevent the DHCP message attacking and protect your network to get a
useful IP address.DHCP Snooping is used for denying the DHCP offers
packets. The DHCP server is forbided, which can not allocate the IP address
successfully.
1. Click “DHCP Snooping Configuration” to enable this function.
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Figure 6-56 Switch of DHCP Snooping
2. Click “DHCP Snooping Port Configuration”. All the port type is untrust by
default. The “Port User Circuit” and “Port User Remate ID” are the
parameters of Option82. The “Port Rate Limit” is about the port max speed
of receiving the DHCP packet. It doesn’t limit by default.
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Figure 6-57 DHCP snooping ports configuration
3. Click “DHCP Snooping VLAN”. Fill in the VLAN ID>click “Add”, the list will
show the added VLAN. All the DHCP Offers packets will be forbided in
this VLAN. The DHCP clients will not get the IP address by this VLAN ID.
Figure 6-58 DHCP snooping VLAN configuration
6.10 QoS configuration
Queue scheduling mode contains strict priority, weighted round robin and
hybrid mode. This device supports 8 queues altogether.
Right click OLT, select "Configuration">"QoS Configuration" to enter the QoS
configuration interface.
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Figure 6-59 QoS configuration interface
Select the mode. Then Click “Apply”.
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Figure 6-60 Queue Schedule mode
For example, select the hybrid mode. When one queue weight is 0, the
queue behind it should be filled in 0. The queue with weight 0 regulation is
strict priority, and the others regulation is weighted round robin.
Figure 6-61 Queue Schedule hybrid mode
6.11 ONU Template Configuration
This section is about the OLT configuring the template for ONU, according
to the characteristics of multiple services (data, voice, alarm) integrated in
an ONU, huge quantity terminals and configuration similar.It can be binded
by the user manually. The template is included:
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 DBA Bandwidth Template
 Service (SRV) Template
 Voice(VoIP) Template
 Alarm Threshold Template
Figure 6-62 Template configuration
6.11.1 DBA Bandwidth Template
DBA is a bandwidth allocation strategy that changes uplink bandwidth
assigned to each ONU in real time according to the instant service status of
each ONU.
Click “Add”button, fill in the parameters.Finishing the operation, click “OK”;
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Figure 6-63 DBA template configuration
6.11.1.1 DBA Bandwidth Template Binding
After creating a DBA Bandwidth Template, binding it to an ONU is necessary.
When binded it to an ONU, it means configuration the ONU’S upstream and
downstream withonu configure one by one.
Operation Procedure
Click”Template binding” in the left tree of template management interface .
Click the “select” button, find out the ONU you operate bindfing. Choose
the bar of returning interface, click”Configure” button, then choose the DBA
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bandwidth template to bind.
Figure 6-64 Template binding select ONU
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Figure 6-65 Template binding configuration
6.11.2 Service (SRV) Template
This section is about the service template, it can configure most service of
the ONU.After create, it can be binded in an ONU. The function will show
below：
 LAN Conut
 ONU Main PON Port
 Optical Link Protection
 Management IP
 FEC
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 Multicast Mode
 LLID Conut
 Port Loop Detection
 IGMP VLAN Tag
 IGMP VLAN Translation
 ONU SNMP Parameters
 Port Flow Control Pause
 Physical Port
 Port Auto-Negotitation
 IGMP Max Group Count
 Port VLAN
 Upstream Port Limit
 Downstream Port Limit
 IGMP VLAN
 Classify Configuration
 MAC Aging Time
 PON Optical Link Protection
 Power Saving Mode
 Saving Mode Parameters
 Port Packet Statistic
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 Port Loop
LAN Count should be configured first, all the services are based
on configuration it
Operation Procedure
 Click”Service (SRV) Template” in the left tree of template management
interface.There is no default template,so adding a template is necessary.
 Click ”Add” button at the top of the interface , creating a template name
as the prompt.
 Accessing to the template, configure the service by clicking “Root” tree
 Click the “LAN Count”, it should be configured first. Fill in the value refer
to ONU be using.
The rest service can be configured as the “LAN Count”.
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Figure 6-66 Add service(SRV) template
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Figure 6-67 Service(SRV) template configuration
6.11.2.1 Service (SRV) Template Binding
Mentioned earlier in the “DBA Bandwidth Template Binding”, by the same
operation can bind the template to an ONU.
Figure 6-68 Service (SRV) template binding
6.11.3 Voice (VoIP) Template
This function is designed for the ONU, which is with FXS pots. Most of the
base parameters of voice can be configured in this template. When finishing
configuration, binding to an ONU will make it work supporting voice. The
base configuration parameters will be shown below:
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 POTS Conut
 VoIP Global Configuration
 SIP Protocol Parameters
 SIP User Parameters
 SIP Protocol Tree Graph
 Fax Parameter
 VoIP POTS Management
POTS Count should be configured first, all the services are based
on configuration it
Operation Procedure
 Click”Voice (VoIP) Template” in the left tree of template management
interface. Add a new template first, click “Add” button at the top of the
interface, and fill in the template name.
 Accessing to the template, configure the VoIP by clicking “Root” tree
 Click the “POTS Count”, it should be configured first. Fill in the value
refer to ONU be using.
The rest service can be configured as the “POTS Count”.
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Figure 6-69 Add voice (VoIP) template
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Figure 6-70 Voice (VoIP) template configuration
6.11.3.1 Voice (VoIP) Template Binding
Select the ONU you want to bind the voice template. The same operation
refer to the “DBA Bandwidth Template Binding”.
Figure 6-71 Voice (VoIP) template binding
6.11.4 Alarm Threshold Template
This section is about configutation the ONU alarm threshold, it only can be
configured by template.The alarm threshold can be included below:
 ONU Alarm Status
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 ONU Template Alarm
 ONU Low Vlotage Alarm
 PON Vlotage Alarm
 Pon Current Alarm
 PON Tx And Rx Power
 PON Template Alarm
 PON Data Alarm
 Port Alarm Status
 Port Data Alarm
 POTS Alarm Status
 E1 Alarm Status
Operation Procedure
 Click“Alarm Threshold Template” in the left tree of template
management interface. Add a new template first, click “Add” button at
the top of the interface, and fill in the template name.
 Accessing to the template, configure the alarm by clicking “Root” tree
 For example, click “ONU Alarm Status”, click “Add” button at the botton
of the interface, there is some alarm type to select.Choose the need of
the onu alarm, and choose “Enable”.
The rest service can be configured as the “ONU Alarm Status”.
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Figure 6-72 Add alarm threshold template
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Figure 6-73 Alarm threshold template configuration
6.11.4.1 Alarm Threshold Template Binding
Binding the template to an ONU, then it can take effect. Operation as the
DBA bandwidth template binding, select the ONU and bind the alarm
threshold template.
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Figure 6-74 Alarm threshold template binding
6.12 Alarm Management
This section describes the alarm and event management. It mainly includes
the following contents:
 OLT Connecting Status
When OLT disconnect suddenly，it will show a red “X” at the OLT in the EMS
interface in 12 seconds,and with sound reminding. The function of showing
the status is by default. The sound reminding shoud be configured.
Click “Alarm Management” button, select “Alarm Sound”, access to the
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configuration interface .
Figure 6-75 Access alarm sound interface
Figure 6-76 Alarm sound configutation
 ONU Connecting Status
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When the ONU status changes, it will be shown in the EMS.If the ONU
change to disconnect, the EMS will show red“X”at the ONU. If the ONU
change to connect, the red “X” will disappear.
Figure 6-77 ONU change to disconnect
Figure 6-78 ONU change to connect
This function takes effect after adding trap server. Right click the OLT,
select the “Device Details”, click the “Add Trap Server” button.
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Figure 6-79 Click device details
Figure 6-80 Add trap server
6.13 Alarm Configuration
Configure all the alarm including OLT system alarm and ONU alarm.
Right click OLT, select "Configuration">"Alarm Configuration" to enter the
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Alarm configuration interface.
Figure 6-81 Enter alarm configuration list
Click “PON Optical Alarm”. The PON alarm can be configured, contain
transmit power、vcc、bias、tempereture high and low alarm.
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Figure 6-82 PON optical alarm configuration
Click “Alarm Control”, it is about the OLT system global alarm configuration
and the ONU global alarm.
Figure 6-83 Alarm control configuration
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Click “Alarm Control Threshold”.
Figure 6-84 Alarm control threshold configuration
6.14 ONU Batch Upgrade
Upgrade a good supply of ONUs，the upgraded ONUs should be the same
type.
1. Right click OLT, select "Configuration">"ONU Batch Upgrade" to enter
the upgrade ONUs interface.
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Figure 6-85 Enter ONU upgrade interface
2. Fill in the firmware name and the TFTP server IP address>click
“Select”>select the ONUs you want to upgrade>click “commit”.
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Figure 6-86 Fill in the upgrade parameters
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Figure 6-87 Select the ONUs
Chapter 7 ONU Management

This chapter mainly introduces the ONU management function of EMS
7.1 ONU System Configuration
7.1.1 ONU Details
ONU detail interface is used for manage and control ONU.
Right click ONU, select "ONU Details" to enter ONU info interface>click
“Stream Limite Configuration” to configure the ONU global stream
limit>click “Management IP” to configure remote IP.
Figure 7-1 Location of ONU global configuration
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Figure 7-2 ONU basic information
Figure 7-3 ONU global stream limit
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Figure 7-4 ONU management IP
7.1.2 ONU Rename
This operation is used for set or modify ONU’s name.
1. Right click ONU, select "ONU Rename" to enter rename interface.
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Figure 7-5 Location of ONU rename
2. Enter a new label and click "OK" to complete setup.
Figure 7-6 ONU rename configuration
3. In the domain logic topology graph and in the "ONU Details" menu,
and in the left side tree, the ONU’s EMS name has become the new
name.
Figure 7-7 show ONU new name
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7.1.3 Private OAM Maintain
This section is about the private OAM configuration of V-SOL’s ONUs. It
contains load manufactory default、clean MAC address list amd save onu
configuration.
Figure 7-8 Private OAM maintain
7.1.4 Reregister ONU
This operation is used for force ONU to re-register.
1. Right click ONU, select "Maintenance Management ">"Reregister
ONU" to enter re-register ONU interface.
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Figure 7-9 Location of ONU reregister
2. When ONU reregister successful, rolling log bar will display the prompt
message.
7.1.5 Reset ONU
This operation is used for reset ONU. After reboot, the ONU will register
again.
The operation will cause ONU's user service interruption, take care
operation.
1. Right click ONU, select "Maintenance Management ">"Reset ONU",
enter dialog box, click "Yes" will carry out the ONU reset action.
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Figure 7-10 Location of ONU reset
2. Some log will display the prompt message when the ONU reset
successfully
7.1.6 Unauthorized ONU
This operation is used for un-authorized ONU.
If you do this operation, the ONU will delete the registration

information.
1. Right click ONU, select "Maintenance Management ">"Unauthorized
ONU" to unauthorized ONU.
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Figure 7-11 Location of ONU un-authorized
Figure 7-12 ONU unauthorized operating dialog
2. The results of un-authorization will be real-time displayed in the
message box.
7.2 ONU Port Configuration
7.2.1 Port Basic Configuration
This operation is used for configure related functions and characteristic
parameters of ONU port, which is mainly used for set Ethernet parameters,
flow control, auto negotiation, Loop detection etc.
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1 Right click ONU, select "Configuration">"ONU Port Configuration"to
enter port parameters list interface.
Figure 7-13 Location of ONU port basic configuration
Figure 7-14 ONU port basic configuration
2 Select one port, modify the basic information.
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 Enable Port: Used for enable or disable port
 Port Auto-negotiation: It is used for enable or disable auto
negotiation of the uplink port. After enable, the port will negotiate
with the connected port to reach the largest possible transmission
rate.
 Force Auto-negotiation: Force port auto-negotiation again
 Loop Detection: Used for enable or disable port loop detection
function
 Disable Loop Port: Disable the port of Loop port
 Upstream Limit: ONU port upstream bandwidth limit
CIR: Committed Information Rate
CBS: Committed Burst Size
EBS: Excess Burst Size
 Downstream Limit: ONU port downstream bandwidth limit
CIR: Committed Information Rate
PIR: Peak Information Rate
Click "Apply ", to Save Configuration of the ONU device.
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7.2.2 Port VLAN Configuration
This operation is used for configure ONU port VLAN mode.
ONU supports five port VLAN modes: Transparent mode, Tag mode, Trunk
mode, Translate mode, Aggregation mode.
Right click ONU, select "Configuration">"ONU Port Configuration"> to enter
port VLAN configuration interface.
Figure 7-15 Location of ONU port VLAN configuration
7.2.2.1Transparent Mode
In this mode, upstream or downstream Ethernet packet will get through this
port directly.
1. Select transparent mode.
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Figure 7-16 ONU port VLAN transparent mode configuration
2. Click "Save", apply to the ONU device.
7.2.2.2 Tag Mode
The method of an ONU port under tag mode process an Ethernet packet is
shown in Table 7-1:
Direction VLAN tag Operation
Yes Discard this packet

Upstream
No Add default VLAN Tag to this packet
Yes If the VID is not equal to default VLAN ID,
discard this packet. Otherwise strip the

Downstream
VLAN Tag of this packet.
No Discard this packet

Table 7-1 VLAN tag mode operation
Select tag mode, and click the “save” button.
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Figure 7-17 ONU port VLAN tag mode configuration
1. Set the PVID and the VLAN priority
PVID: default VLAN ID
2. Click "Save ", apply to the ONU device.
7.2.2.3 Trunk Mode
Trunk mode allows the port forward multiple VLANs at the same time.
The method of an ONU port under trunk mode process an Ethernet packet
is shown in Table 7-2:
If the packet’s VID exist in the VLAN Trunk
allow list or equal to the port default VLAN

Yes
ID, forward this packet, otherwise discard
Upstream
this packet.
Add default VLAN Tag to this packet and

No
forward this packet.
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If the packet’s VID equal to the port
default VID, strip the VLAN Tag of this
packet and forward this packet.
If the packet’s VID not equal to the port
Yes default VID but exist in the VLAN Trunk

Downstream
allow list, forward this packet.
If the packet’s VID not equal to the port
default VID and not exist in the VLAN
Trunk allow list, discard this packet.

Table 7-2 VLAN trunk mode operation
1. Select Trunk mode, and click the “save” button.
Figure 7-18 ONU port VLAN trunk mode configuration
2. Click “Add” button and add a new VLAN ID.
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Figure 7-19 Add a new VLAN
3. Click "Apply ", apply to the ONU device.
7.2.2.4 Translation Mode
Translation mode allows the port overwrites VLAN tag.
The method of an ONU port under translation mode process an Ethernet
packet is shown in table 7-3:
Yes If the VID of a packet equal to the CVLAN
Upstream ID of a certain translation entry, overwrite
the packet’s VID with this entry’s SVLAN ID
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and forward this packet;
If the VID of a packet is not equal to any
translation entry’s CVLAN ID, discard this
packet.
No Add default VLAN Tag to this packet and
Yes If the VID of a packet equal to the SVLAN
ID of a certain translation entry, overwrite
the packet’s VID with this entry’s CVLAN ID
and forward this packet;

Downstream
translation entry’s SVLAN ID, discard this
packet.

Table 7-3 VLAN translation mode operation
1. Select translation mode and click the “save” button.
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Figure 7-20 ONU port VLAN translation mode configuration
2. Click “Add” button and add a new VLAN translation rule.
Figure 7-21 Add a new VLAN translation rule
7.2.2.5 Aggregation Mode
Aggregation mode allows multi VLAN of port can overwrites VLAN tag.
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The method of an ONU port under aggregation mode process an Ethernet
packet is shown in Table 7-4:
Yes If the VID of a packet equal to the CVLAN ID
of a certain translation entry, overwrite the
packet’s VID with this entry’s SVLAN ID and
forward this packet;
Upstream If the VID of a packet is not equal to any
translation entry’s CVLAN ID, discard this
packet.
No Add default VLAN Tag to this packet and
Yes If the VID of a packet equal to the SVLAN ID
of a certain translation entry, overwrite the
packet’s VID with this entry’s CVLAN ID and
Downstream forward this packet;
translation entry’s SVLAN ID, discard this
packet.
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Table 7-4 VLAN aggregation mode operation
1. Select aggregation mode and click the “save” button.
Figure 7-22 ONU port VLAN aggregation mode configuration
2. Click “Add” button and add a new VLAN aggregation rule.
Figure 7-23 Add a new VLAN aggregation rule
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7.2.3 Port IGMP Configuration
This operation is used for configure ONU port IGMP parameter.
Right click ONU, select "Configuration">"ONU Port Configuration">"IGMP
Configuration" >select port number to enter port IGMP configuration
interface.
Figure 7-24 Location of ONU port IGMP configuration
Figure 7-25 ONU port IGMP configuration
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 Maximum number of IGMP groups: used for configure how many
multicast groups this ONU port can join in.
 IGMP VLAN configuration: set multicast VLAN for the port
Set the port multicast VLAN mode
Figure 7-26 ONU port VLAN mode configuration
The method of an ONU port under mode process a multicast packet is show
in Table 7-5:
Mode Operation
strip Multicast stream sent this port does not contain a
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multicast VLAN Tag.
No strip Multicast stream sent this port still contains a multicast
VLAN Tag.
Translate Multicast stream sent this port the group VLAN change to
user VLAN.
Table 7-5 VLAN mode operation
7.2.4 Classify Configuration
QoS function includes data stream classification and mark. Customers can
mark different streams by priority according to different rules.
This OLT supports these matchable conditions: VLAN ID, Ethernet type,
priority, IP type,ToS, IP Precedence, layer 4 port, IP address, MAC address,
and so on.
1. Right click ONU, select "Configuration">"ONU Port Configuration"> to
enter port configuration interface.
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Figure 7-27 ONU port configuration
2. Click “Classify Configuration”>select the port>click “Add”.
Figure 7-28 ONU port configuration
7.3 ONU VoIP Configuration
This section is configuration the voice in the ONU. First, the ONU should
support VoIP function. When the ONU connect to OLT, it will be identified
by the OLT whether the ONU support VoIP. If the OLT identify it with this
funxtion, there is an bar to select VoIP configuration.
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Figure 7-29 Select ONU VoIP configuration
1. Click the “VoIP Configuration” button, access to the VoIP configuration
interface. Fill in the SIP proxy server and the register server IP address.
Figure 7-30 SIP server configuration
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2. Click “VoIP Basic Info” at the top of the interface, confiure the
networkfor the voice service. Choose the VLAN mode and the network
mode.
Figure 7-31 Voice neteork configuration
2. About the phone base configuration, Click“Port 01”in the left tree of
the interface. Fill in the phone information, about the account、username、
password.
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Figure 7-32 FXS base configuration
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Chapter 8 Service Configuration

This chapter mainly introduces how to configure the service using the EMS.
8.1 Network Topology
Figure 8-1 Three services network topology
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For example:
OLT is 8 PON OLT, Configuration of three services, configuration as shown.
If your product is 2 PON OLT or 4 PON OLT, please refer to the
following configuration
8.2 Service Configuration
8.2.1 OLT Configuration
1. Create services VLAN, binding Uplink ports and PON ports.
Right click OLT, select "Configuration">"VLAN Configuration">"VLAN
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Figure 8-2 Location of VLAN configuration
Create VLAN 100, binding 8 GE Copper and 8 PON port.
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Figure 8-3 VLAN 100 binding port
In the same way, create VLAN 200 and VLAN 300.
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Please click the “refresh” button, confirm the VLAN configuration.
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Figure 8-6 show VLAN table
2. OLT IGMP configuration.
Please press refresh button to read the latest configuration, and enable
IGMP snooping mode
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Setting OLT multicast Router port and VLAN
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Setting the OLT port multicast tag or untag
Setting the multicast user VLAN and group VLAN
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8.2.2 ONU Configuration
1. ONU port VLAN configuration
Right click ONU, select "Configuration">"ONU Port Configuration">" VLAN
Configuration" to enter port VLAN configuration interface.
Figure 8-7 port VLAN configuration
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Internet service: ONU LAN port 1/3/4
IPTV service: ONU LAN port 2
Port configuration is as follows:
Figure 8-8 Port VLAN configuration
2. ONU port IGMP configuration
Right click ONU, select "Configuration">"ONU Port Configuration">"IGMP
Configuration" to enter port IGMP configuration interface.
Figure 8-9 Location of ONU port IGMP configuration
Select port 1 from ports list.
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Figure 8-10 Select port 2
Click “Add” button, add a new IGMP VLAN 200.
Figure 8-11 Add an IGMP VLAN
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Click “Port IGMP VLAN”,set the port multicast VLAN mode.
Figure 8-12 Port multicast VLAN mode
In this case, the configuration of the services completed.
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End of the document.
Thank you
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Optical Line Terminal Equipment

Element Management System

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V 1.1 15/10/2015 First edition

V1.2 12/12/2015 Content updates

V1.3 26/2/2016 Add New functions

V1.4 29/4/2016 New layout

The element management system is an integrated broadband access

management platform, which can perform the effective and unified

management of multiple types of broadband access equipment developed.

This manual mainly introduces the installation and basic configuration of

the EPON OLT’s element management system. It aims to help users in

understanding the equipment’s technologies, functions and practical

application capacity and to provide technical support for the users.

This manual is intended for the following readers:

◆ Operation and maintenance engineers

To utilize this manual, these prerequisite skills are necessary:

◆ Access network technology

◆ Ethernet switch technology

◆ Computer network technology

Symbol Class Description

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation,

which if not avoided, could result in equipment

Indicates a hazard with a medium or low level

Warning of risk, which if not avoided, could result in

minor or moderate injury.

Provides additional information to emphasize

Note or supplement important points of the main

CATV Cable Television

CFI Canonical Format Indicator

CIR Committed Information Rate

CLI Command Line Interface

CoS Class of Service

CVLAN Customer VLAN

DBA Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation

DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

DNS Domain Name System

EMS Element Management System

EPON Ethernet Passive Optical Network

FEC Forward Error Correction

FIR Fixed Information Rate

HGU Home Gateway Unit

IAD Integrated Access Device

IGMP Internet Group Management Protocol

IMS IP Multimedia Subsystem

IPTV Internet Protocol Television

LOID Logical ONU Identifier

LoS Loss of Signal

MAC Medium Access Control

MDU Multi-Dwelling Unit

MIB Management Information Base

MPCP Multi-point control protocol

OAM Operation,Administration & Maintenance

ODN Optical Distribution Network

OLT Optical Line Terminal

OMA Optical Modulation Amplitude

ONT Optical Network Terminal

ONU Optical Network Unit

PIR Peak Information Rate