FNC-645-0021-272

PRACTICES SYSTEM OPERATIONS

Cable and Wiring Guide
CO Fuse & Alarm Panel
(B024)
Fiber Cable Handling
Installation and Turn-Up
Maintenance and Trouble
Clearing
Ordering Information
FLASHWAVE® 4010
RT/Cabinet Fuse and Alarm
Panels (B111 and C112) RELEASE 2.1
System Description and ISSUE 2, OCTOBER 2004
Engineering
➤ System Operations COMPATIBLE WITH:
TL1 Commands • NETSMART® 1500 V3sp312
• NETSMART® 500 Release 2.1

FUJITSU NETWORK COMMUNICATIONS INC.

 Copyrights, Trademarks, and Disclaimers

FLASHWAVE® is a trademark of Fujitsu Network NETSMART® is a trademark of Fujitsu Network

Communications Inc. (USA). All Rights Reserved Communications Inc. (USA). All Rights Reserved

All other products or services mentioned in this document are identified by the trademarks, service marks, or product names as
designated by the companies that market those products or services or own those marks. Inquiries concerning such products,
services, or marks should be made directly to those companies.

This document and its contents are provided by Fujitsu Network Communications Inc. (FNC) for guidance purposes only. This
document is provided “as is” with no warranties or representations whatsoever, either express or implied, including without
limitation the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for purpose. FNC does not warrant or represent that the
contents of this document are error free. Furthermore, the contents of this document are subject to update and change at any
time without notice by FNC, since FNC reserves the right, without notice, to make changes in equipment design or
components as progress in engineering methods may warrant. No part of the contents of this document may be copied,
modified, or otherwise reproduced without the express written consent of FNC.

Unpublished work and only distributed under restriction.

Copyright © Fujitsu Network Communications Inc. All Rights Reserved.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 Compliance

COMPLIANCE
FCC

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for Class B digital devices, pursuant to Part 15
of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interferences when
the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio
energy and if not installed in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications.

Industry Canada

This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class A limits Cet appareil numérique ne dépasse pas la Classe UNE
for noise emissions from digital apparatus set out in the limites pour les émissions de bruit de la série d'appareil
Radio Interference Regulations of the Canadian numérique hors dans les Règlements d'Intervention de
Department of Communications to ICES-003. Radio du Département Canadien de Communications
aux NMB-003.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations
 Admonishments

IMPORTANT
Observe all warnings in the text or on equipment labels regarding high-voltage or high-temperature conditions.
The following warnings and figures apply to most Fujitsu products.

Plug-In Unit Cautions

Observe the following precautions when handling plug-in units:

• Hold the plug-in unit only by its edges.
• Slowly and firmly push a plug-in unit into its slot to avoid damaging the unit. Do not force the unit. A
slow insertion method minimizes power surges during installation. The longer ground connector pins
ensure the ground circuit is connected first.

ESD Cautions

Units are stamped with anti-electrostatic markings (shown at right). Observe the ATTENTION
following precautions to avoid damage from electrostatic discharge (ESD): OBSERVE PRECAUTIONS
• Always transport and store the unit in an ESD approved FOR HANDLING

shipping bag. ELECTROSTATIC

SENSITIVE
• Always wear an ESD wrist strap, with a minimum 1-megohm DEVICE
resistance, that is connected to safety ground. Do not use a
damaged wrist strap. Anti-Electrostatic Markings

Fiber Warnings Avertissements de Fibre

Danger: Invisible laser radiation. Avoid La Danger: Le rayonnement laser Invisible.

direct exposure to the beam. Never DANGER Eviter l'exposition directe au rayon. Jamais le
look into the end of a fiber, fiber cord, regard dans la fin d'une fibre, une corde de fibre,
or fiber pigtail. Permanent eye damage Invisible laser ou la natte de fibre. Les dommages permanent
or blindness can occur quickly when radiation from d'oeil ou la cécité peut arriver rapidement
laser radiation is present. The label on connectors quand le rayonnement laser est actuel.
the right is attached to laser-emitting when
and receiving units as a reminder. Use La Prudence: L'Usage de contrôles ou
uncoupled
of controls, adjustments, or procedures d'ajustements ou l'exécution ou les procédures
AVOID DIRECT
other than those specified may result autrement que ces spécifié en ceci ont pour
EXPOSURE
in hazardous laser radiation exposure. résultat l'exposition de rayonnement
TO BEAM
hasardeuse.
Danger: Never handle exposed fiber
with your bare hands or touch it to your Laser Radiation Label
La Danger: Jamais la poignée a exposé la fibre
body. Fiber fragments can enter the avec vos mains nues ou le touche à votre corps.
skin and are difficult to detect and Les fragments de fibre peut entrer la peau et
remove. sont difficiles de détecter et enlever.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 Admonishments

Installation Restrictions Restrictions d'Installation

Systems shall be installed only in restricted access Les systèmes seront seulement installés dans les secteurs
areas (for example, dedicated equipment rooms or d'accès limités (par exemple, les pièces d'équipement
equipment closets) in accordance with the National dédié ou les placards d'équipement) conformément au
Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70. Code Electrique National, ANSI/NFPA 70.

Care should be taken not to compromise the stability Le soin devrait être pris pour ne pas compromettre la
of the rack by the installation of this equipment. stabilité de l'étagère par l'installation de cet équipement.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations
 Document Change Notice

DOCUMENT CHANGE NOTICE

This notice lists the reasons for, location of, and a description of document changes. When the changes are
extensive, a general statement giving the nature of the revisions is provided.

Reason for Document Change: Updated for Release 2.1

Location of Change Description of Change

Global Updated existing hardware descriptions and new 1550 hardware

descriptions to Equipment AIDs

Chapter 4 Added new procedure, Section 4.4.3, Editing OC-3 Facility, Protected
UPSR Configuration [p. 4-37]

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations
 Table of Contents

1
Introduction

2
System-Level 2.1 Overview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-2
Provisioning
2.2 Provisioning User Security Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-2
2.2.1 General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-3
2.2.2 Logging On and Off the NE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-3
2.2.3 Adding New System User . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-5
2.2.4 Changing Security Information for Existing
System User . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-6
2.2.5 Deleting User from System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-9
2.2.6 Changing PID for User Logged On . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-10
2.2.7 Retrieving User Privilege Code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-11
2.2.8 Disabling Auto-Logoff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-12

2.3 Provisioning System-Level Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-13

2.3.1 Changing System-Level Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-13
2.3.2 Setting or Changing System ID, Date, and Time. . 2-15

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations
 Table of Contents

3
Provisioning Network 3.1 Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-2
Management
Interfaces 3.2 Provisioning Data Communications Channel . . . . . . . . . 3-2
3.2.1 Editing Section Data Communications Channel . . 3-2
3.2.2 Provisioning TID Address Resolution Protocol . . . 3-11
3.2.3 Provisioning Network Layer Protocol
(OSI Routing) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-14

3.3 Provisioning Local Management Port . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-23

3.3.1 Disabling Local Management Port . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-23
3.3.2 Enabling Local Management Port . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-25

3.4 Changing Local Management Port IP Address . . . . . . . . 3-30

3.5 Editing Available List of IP Hosts (IP Access) . . . . . . . . . . 3-34

4
Facility and 4.1 Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-2
Synchronization
Management 4.2 Editing T1 (DS1) Facility. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-2

4.3 Editing T3 (DS3) Facility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-11

4.4 Editing OC-3 Facility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-20

4.4.1 Editing OC-3 Facility, Unprotected Configuration 4-20
4.4.2 Editing OC-3 Facility, Protected Configuration
(Terminal) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-28
4.4.3 Editing OC-3 Facility, Protected UPSR
Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-37

4.5 Editing OC-3 FFP Group Facility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-48

4.6 Provisioning STS-1 Path Facility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-53

4.7 Provisioning VT1.5 Path Facility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-61

4.8 Editing Synchronization and Sync List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-66

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

ii System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 Table of Contents

4.9 Provisioning Cross-Connects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-76

4.10 Editing Cross-Connects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-79

4.11 Deleting Cross-Connects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-80

5
Protection Switching 5.1 Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-2

5.2 Protection Switching Hierarchy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-2

5.2.1 Manual Protection Switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-2
5.2.2 Forced Protection Switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-3
5.2.3 Lockout of Protection Switch. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-3

5.3 Operating and Releasing STS-n or VT1.5 Protection

Switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-4
5.3.1 Operating STS-n or VT1.5 Protection Switch . . . . 5-4
5.3.2 Releasing STS-n or VT1.5 Protection Switch. . . . . 5-5

5.4 Operating and Releasing OC-3 Protection Switch . . . . . 5-6

5.4.1 Operating OC-3 Protection Switch . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-6
5.4.2 Releasing OC-3 Protection Switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-7

5.5 Operating and Releasing Sync Source Protection Switch 5-8

5.5.1 Operating Sync Source Protection Switch . . . . . . . 5-8
5.5.2 Releasing Sync Source Protection Switch . . . . . . . . 5-9

6
Upgrades and 6.1 Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-2
Migrations
6.2 Software Download . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-2

6.3 Migrate from TERM (1+1) to UPSR-In Service (UPSR-IS) 6-3

6.4 Migrate from TERM to UPSR Factory Defaults . . . . . . . . 6-14

6.5 Migrate from UPSR to TERM (1+1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-22

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations iii
 Table of Contents

A
Equipment and A.1 Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-2
Facility AIDs
A.2 Equipment AIDs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-2

A.3 Facility AIDs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-3

A.4 AID-to-Configuration Mapping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-5

A.5 Factory Default AID Values. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-6

A.6 UPSR Mode Default Values . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-13

A.7 ED-SYSMODE Conditions for UPSR and Terminal

Configurations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-14

A.8 Restoring Factory Default AID Values . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-15

Index

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

iv System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 1
CHAPTERS/APPENDIXES INTRODUCTION
➤ 1 Introduction
This practice contains the FLASHWAVE® 4010 procedures for system
2 System-Level administration, network management, facility and synchronization
Provisioning management, and protection switching. This practice also contains
3 Provisioning Network information regarding equipment and facility access identifiers (AIDs).
Management Interfaces
4 Facility and
For more detailed information regarding TL1 commands, refer to
Synchronization FNC-645-0021-274, TL1 Commands.
Management
For more descriptive information and specifications, refer to
5 Protection Switching FNC-645-0021-120, System Description and Engineering.
6 Upgrades and Migrations
A Equipment and Facility AIDs

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations
 2
CHAPTERS/APPENDIXES SYSTEM-LEVEL PROVISIONING
1 Introduction
➤ 2 System-Level This chapter includes the following procedures:
Provisioning
NO. PROCEDURE PAGE
3 Provisioning Network
Management Interfaces 2.1 Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-2
4 Facility and
Synchronization 2.2 Provisioning User Security Management. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-2
Management
2.3 Provisioning System-Level Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-13
5 Protection Switching
6 Upgrades and Migrations
A Equipment and Facility AIDs

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations
 CHAPTER 2
System-Level Provisioning
Overview

2.1 Overview
This chapter lists the system-level provisioning procedures.

For more detailed information regarding TL1 commands, refer to FNC-645-0021-274, TL1
Commands.

For verifying craft interface cable connections, refer to FNC-645-0021-270, Installation and
Turn-Up, Chapter 2.

For more descriptive information and specifications, refer to FNC-645-0021-120, System

Description and Engineering.

For UPSR configuration, refer to Chapter 6, Upgrades and Migrations or

FNC-645-0021-270, Installation and Turn-Up, Chapter 2.

2.2 Provisioning User Security Management

This procedure lists the information needed for provisioning user security management. It
includes the following subprocedures:

NO. SUBPROCEDURE PAGE

2.2.1 General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-3

2.2.2 Logging On and Off the NE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-3

2.2.3 Adding New System User . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-5

2.2.4 Changing Security Information for Existing System User. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-6

2.2.5 Deleting User from System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-9

2.2.6 Changing PID for User Logged On . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-10

2.2.7 Retrieving User Privilege Code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-11

2.2.8 Disabling Auto-Logoff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-12

Note: When applicable, default values are shown in bold.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

2-2 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 2
System-Level Provisioning
Provisioning User Security Management

2.2.1 General Information

The FLASHWAVE® 4010 provides system security by allowing the system administrator to
limit access to each system. The system administrator must enter security information about
all authorized users for each system. The following parameters are entered for each user:
■ User identifier (UID)—Unique identifier for each user (consists of 4–10 alphanumeric
characters)
■ Private identifier (PID)—Password initially set by the system administrator for each
user (consists of 4–10 ASCII characters)
■ User privilege code (UPC)—There are four privilege levels:
• Level 1, Retrieve—User has access to all retrieve commands (for example, retrieve
alarms). The Level 1 user cannot retrieve security information about other users.
• Level 2, Control—User has access to both retrieve and control commands (for
example, protection switching and loopback). The Level 2 user cannot retrieve
security information about other users.
• Level 3, Provision—User has access to retrieve, control, and provisioning
commands. The Level 3 user cannot retrieve security information about other
users.
• Level 4, Administer—User has access to all commands (including security
commands).
Note: Each system must have at least one Level 4 user.
■ Automatic time-out—When set to Yes, user is automatically logged off after 30
minutes (default) of inactivity. The time-out function can be set for 5 to 30 minutes.

The number of user IDs for each system is limited to 200. The NE supports up to 10 active
sessions at one time.

2.2.2 Logging On and Off the NE

This subsection contains the steps for logging on and logging off a FLASHWAVE 4010 NE.
It includes the following items:

ITEM PAGE
Logging On the NE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-4

Logging Off the NE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-4

Before logging on the NE, verify that the ASCII terminal or PC with NETSMART® 500 is
connected to the NE. If needed, refer to FNC-645-0021-270, Installation and Turn-Up,
Chapter 2, for verifying craft interface cable connections.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 2-3
 CHAPTER 2
System-Level Provisioning
Provisioning User Security Management

Logging On the NE

Perform the following step to log on the NE:

Note: Multiple logons to the same target identifier (TID) by the same user are not allowed.

Note: The TID, UID, and PID values shown apply to initialized (factory default) systems. Consult
your network system administrator for specific TID, UID, and PID values.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ACT-USER:TID:UID:CTAG::PID; Note: Refer to NETSMART 500 practice

FNC-920-0021-D-100, User Guide, for information
TID: about logging on the system.
FUJITSU Initialize the NETSMART 500 program.
(target NE identifier) The NETSMART 500 window opens.
UID: Enter User ID: ROOT (user identifier, 4–10
alphanumeric characters).
ROOT
(user identifier; 4–10 alphanumeric characters) Enter Password: ROOT (private identifier associated
with the UID, 4–10 alphanumeric characters).
PID: Select Connection Mode (either Serial or TCP/IP).
ROOT Verify Connection Settings.
(private identifier associated with the UID; 4– Select Logon.
10 alphanumeric characters) A security message appears.
Example:
Click OK.
ACT-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG::ROOT; The security message closes.

Logging Off the NE

Perform the following step to log off the NE:

Note: A user with a Level 4 user privilege code can terminate other TL1 sessions (referred to as
forced termination). When a forced termination occurs, a REPT EVT COM autonomous message is
displayed on the user’s terminal that has had the TL1 session terminated.

TL1 NETSMART 500

CANC-USER:TID:UID:CTAG; > File

TID: > Exit

FUJITSU
(target NE identifier) A confirmation window displays.
Click Yes to confirm.
UID:
ROOT
(user identifier; 4–10 alphanumeric characters)
Example:
CANC-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG;

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

2-4 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 2
System-Level Provisioning
Provisioning User Security Management

2.2.3 Adding New System User

Perform the following procedure to add a new user to the system.

Note: Only the system administrator (Level 4 user) can add a new user.

Note: Default values are shown in bold.

Step Task
1 Enter the new user in the system.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ENT-SECU-USER:TID:UID:CTAG: In Tree view, select the Users tab.

NEWPID,UPC:KEYWORD=DOMAIN; > NE

UID: > Create

Valid user identifier (4–10 alphanumeric
characters) The Operations screen appears.
Select the Create tab.
NEWPID: Select the User tab.
Private identifier (password) associated with the The keywords related to entering a user display in the
new UID (4–10 alphanumeric characters) Command Parameters area. Enter the user
information as follows:
UPC:
User privilege code (1, 2, 3, or 4, with Level 4 In the NEWUID field, enter the new user
allowing the greatest access to commands) name.
In the NEWPID field, enter the password.
KEYWORD=DOMAIN: In the UPC field, specify the level of
TMOUTA=N or Y administrative permissions (1, 2, 3, or 4).
TIMEOUT=5...30 In the TMOUTA field, select true or false from
Note: If the automatic time-out function is enabled the drop-down list.
(TMOUTA=Y), this value determines how long the In the TIMEOUT field, specify the automatic
system waits during inactivity before it time-out period (5–30 minutes). Specify the
automatically logs off the technician. The default is time-out period only if TMOUTA is set to
30 minutes. true.
Click Create.
Example:
ENT-SECU-USER:FUJITSU:CRAFT1:CTAG:: Note: If necessary, repeat for next user.
1A2B3C4D5E,,3:TMOUTA=N; Close the Operations screen.
Note: If necessary, repeat for next user.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 2-5
 CHAPTER 2
System-Level Provisioning
Provisioning User Security Management

2 Verify that the information for the new system user is provisioned correctly.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-SECU-USER:TID:UID:CTAG; In Tree view, select the Users tab.

The UIDs of the users with current accounts on the
UID: NE display in the tree.
NULL Note: The user being modified cannot be an active
Valid user identifier (4–10 alphanumeric user. Retrieve user parameters and verify that the
characters are returned) user is not active before proceeding.
Example:
Highlight the new user in the Tree View.
RTRV-SECU-USER:FUJITSU:CRAFT1:CTAG; > Entity
> Properties View

The Properties screen opens, displaying the new user

parameters.
Close the Properties screen.

2.2.4 Changing Security Information for Existing System User

Perform the following procedure to change the existing security information of a specific user.
The automatic log-off timer can be provisioned, and the automatic log-off function can also
be enabled or disabled. The system denies changing the security information when the
specified UID is active, does not exist, or is the last UID with a Level 4 privilege code. The
system also denies the change if the NEWUID already exists.

Note: Only the system administrator (Level 4 user) can change the security information for any
user.

Note: Default values are shown in bold.

Step Task
1 Change the UID, PID, and UPC associated with the specified user.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

2-6 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 2
System-Level Provisioning
Provisioning User Security Management

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-SECU-USER:TID:UID:CTAG: In Tree view, select the Users tab.
NEWPID,UPC:KEYWORD=DOMAIN; The UIDs of the users with current accounts
on the NE display in the tree.
UID: Highlight the user for which the UID, PID,
Valid user identifier (4–10 alphanumeric characters) and UPC must be changed.
> Entity
NEWUID:
New user identifier (4–10 alphanumeric characters) > Operations Dialog
Note: The NEWUID cannot be an existing UID.
The keywords related to entering a user display
NEWPID: in the Command Parameters area. Enter the
New Private identifier (password) associated with the user information as follows:
new UID (4–10 alphanumeric characters) In the NEWUID field, enter the new user
Note: The NEWPID cannot be an existing PID. name.
NULL In the NEWPID field, enter the
password.
UPC: In the UPC field, specify the level of
User privilege code (1...4) administrative permissions (1, 2, 3, or 4).
NULL In the TMOUTA, select true or false
Note: If NULL is entered for any positional from the drop-down list.
parameter, no changes occur for that parameter. In the TIMEOUT field, specify the
automatic time-out period (5–30
KEYWORD=DOMAIN: minutes). Specify the time-out period
only if TMOUTA is set to true.
TMOUTA=Y or N
Click Modify.
TIMEOUT=5...30
Note: If the automatic time-out function is enabled Close the Operations screen.
(TMOUTA=Y), this value determines how long the
system waits during inactivity before it automatically logs
off the technician. The default is 30 minutes.

Example:
ED-SECU-USER:FUJITSU:CRAFT1:
CTAG:1A2B3C4D5E,3:TMOUTA=N;
Note: If necessary, repeat for next user.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 2-7
 CHAPTER 2
System-Level Provisioning
Provisioning User Security Management

2 Verify that the information for the existing system user is provisioned correctly.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-SECU-USER:TID:UID:CTAG; In Tree view, select the Users tab.

The UIDs of the users with current accounts on the
UID: NE display in the tree.
NULL Highlight the new user in the Tree View.
Valid user identifier (4–10 alphanumeric > Entity
characters are returned)
> Properties View
Example:
RTRV-SECU-USER:FUJITSU:CRAFT1:CTAG; The Properties screen opens, displaying the new user
parameters.
Close the Properties screen.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

2-8 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 2
System-Level Provisioning
Provisioning User Security Management

2.2.5 Deleting User from System

Perform the following procedure to delete a user from the system. The following restrictions
apply:
■
The last Level 4 UID cannot be deleted because at least one Level 4 UID must always
be present on the system.
■
Only the system administrator (Level 4 user) can delete a user from the system.
Note: Default values are shown in bold.

Step Task
1 Delete the user from the system.

TL1 NETSMART 500

DLT-SECU-USER:TID:UID:CTAG; In Tree view, select the Users tab.

The UIDs of the users with current accounts on the
UID: NE display in the tree.
Valid user identifier (4–10 alphanumeric Highlight the user to be deleted.
characters) Example: ROBIN
Example: > Entity
DLT-SECU-USER:FUJITSU:ROBIN:CTAG; > Operations Dialog

The Operations screen appears.

Click the Delete tab.
In the command parameter, click Delete.
Close the Operations screen.

2 Verify that the user has been deleted from the system.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-SECU-USER:TID:UID:CTAG; In Tree view, select the Users tab.

The UIDs of the users with current accounts on the
UID: NE display in the tree.
NULL Verify that the user is no longer displayed in the Tree
Valid user identifier (4–10 alphanumeric View.
characters are returned)
Example:
RTRV-SECU-USER:FUJITSU:ROBIN:CTAG;

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 2-9
 CHAPTER 2
System-Level Provisioning
Provisioning User Security Management

2.2.6 Changing PID for User Logged On

This procedure is used to change the PID for a user currently logged on the system. When
changing the PID, the following restrictions apply:
■
If the specified UID is the log-on UID used by the system administrator (Level 4 user),
the command will be denied.
■
Only a system administrator (Level 4 user) can change the PID of another user if a
valid UID or OLDPID is used in a command.
■
If the OLDPID is not the valid one for the specified UID, the command is denied.
■ If the OLDPID equals the NEWPID, the command is still accepted.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-SECU-PID:TID:UID:CTAG:: In Tree view, select the Users tab.

OLDPID,NEWPID; The UIDs of the users with current accounts on the
NE display in the tree.
UID: Highlight the user to be modified.
Valid user identifier (4–10 alphanumeric > Entity
characters)
> Operations Dialog
OLDPID:
Old private identifier (4–10 alphanumeric The Operations screen appears.
characters) Click the Attributes tab.
NEWPID: Select NEWPID.
Type the new PID.
New private identifier (4–10 alphanumeric
characters) Click Modify.
Close the Operations screen.
Example:
ED-SECU-PID:FUJITSU:45678:CTAG::
1A2B3C4D,1C2E3C4D;

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

2-10 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 2
System-Level Provisioning
Provisioning User Security Management

2.2.7 Retrieving User Privilege Code

Perform the following procedure to retrieve the user privilege code (UPC) for the user
currently logged on.

Note: If the specified UID is not the log-on UID, the command is denied.

Note: Default values are shown in bold.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-SECU-UPC:TID:UID:CTAG; In Tree view, select the Users tab.

The UIDs of the users with current accounts on the
UID: NE display in the tree.
NULL Highlight the user for which the UPC must be
Valid user identifier (4–10 alphanumeric retrieved.
characters are returned) > Entity

Example: > Properties View

RTRV-SECU-UPC:FUJITSU:UID:CTAG;
The Properties screen appears, displaying the
specified user permissions.
In the Current Values frame, verify the UPC value.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 2-11
 CHAPTER 2
System-Level Provisioning
Provisioning User Security Management

2.2.8 Disabling Auto-Logoff

The auto-logoff feature terminates the user session if the RS-232 or LMP cables are removed.
This feature is enabled by default. To disable this feature, perform the following procedure.

Note: Default values are shown in bold.

Step Task
1 Change the current state of the auto-logoff operation to disable or enable.

Note: When auto-logoff is enabled, a REPT AUTO LOGOFF event is reported when the communication
port cable is disconnected during an active session.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-CID-SECU:TID::CTAG:::DISCD=N; > NE

KEYWORD=DOMAIN: > TL1 Command Builder

DISCD=Y or N
The TL1 Command Builder screen appears.
Example: In Command Name, select ED-SECU-PID.
ED-CID-SECU:FUJITSU::CTAG:::DISCD=N; Change parameters, as required.
Click Send.
Close the TL1 Command Builder.

2 Verify that the auto-logoff operation has been enabled or disabled.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-CID-SECU:TID::CTAG; > NE

Example: > TL1 Command Builder

RTRV-CID-SECU:FUJITSU::CTAG;
The TL1 Command Builder screen appears.
In Command Name, select RTRV-CID-SECU.
Click Send.
In the NE Command Manager Screen, scroll through
the screen to view the information in the output
window.
Close the TL1 Command Builder.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

2-12 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 2
System-Level Provisioning
Provisioning System-Level Parameters

2.3 Provisioning System-Level Parameters

This procedure lists the information needed for provisioning system-level parameters. It
includes the following subprocedures:

NO. SUBPROCEDURE PAGE

2.3.1 Changing System-Level Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-13

2.3.2 Setting or Changing System ID, Date, and Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-15

Note: When applicable, default values are shown in bold.

2.3.1 Changing System-Level Parameters

Perform the following procedure to change the system-level parameters. The following system
parameters can be changed:
■ Alarm activation timer (AAT)
■ Alarm deactivation timer (ADT)
■ Contact information
■ Location information
Note: Default values are shown in bold.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 2-13
 CHAPTER 2
System-Level Provisioning
Provisioning System-Level Parameters

Step Task
1 Change the system-level parameters as required.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-SYS:TID::CTAG:::KEYWORD=DOMAIN; From the Tree View, select the Equipment tab.

The NE MAINSHELF displays.
KEYWORD=DOMAIN: From the NETSMART 500 pull-down menu:
AAT=0, 2.5, or 10 > NE
ADT=0, 2.5, or 10
> System Operations
CONTACT=Contact information;
40-character string delineated by escape
quotes \" The Operations screen displays in the Main window.
LOCATION=Location information; From the Attributes tab, select the Modify tab.
40-character string delineated by escape In the Command Parameters frame:
quotes \" Provision the system-level parameters as
required.
Example:
Example: AAT: 10
ED-SYS:FUJITSU::CTAG:::AAT=10;
In the Current Values frame, verify that the
remaining parameter values are correct, and
modify them in the Command Parameters
frame if necessary.
Click Modify.
Close the Operations screen.
To verify the changes, open the dialog screen.
In the Current Values frame, verify that the
parameter values are correct.
Close the Operations screen.

2 Verify that the system-level parameters are correct.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-SYS:TID::CTAG; > NE

Example: > System Operations

RTRV-SYS:FUJITSU::CTAG;
The Operations screen displays in the Main window.
In the Current Values frame, verify that the changes
are correct in the Current Values window.
Do not close the Operations screen.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

2-14 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 2
System-Level Provisioning
Provisioning System-Level Parameters

2.3.2 Setting or Changing System ID, Date, and Time

Perform the following procedure to enter or change the system identifier (SID), date, and
time.

Step Task
1 Set the system identifier, date, and time as required.

Note: The SID acts as the shelf address in the network. The new SID must be from 7 to 20 alphanumeric
characters. Hyphens are allowed. All future commands must be addressed to the SID assigned in this step.

Note: Enter the date in the format YYMMDD (year, month, and day) and the time in the 24-hour format
HHMMSS (hour, minute, and second).

Note: There may be a delay while this command completes.

TL1 NETSMART 500

SET-SID:TID::CTAG::SID; > NE

SID: > System Operations

System identifier (7–20 alphanumeric
characters, including hyphens) Select the System ID action tab.
In the Command Parameters frame, enter the new
Example: SID, and select the field (check the box).
SET-SID:FUJITSU::CTAG::FUJITSU1; Example: FUJITSU1

SET-DAT:TID::CTAG::DATE,TIME;
Click Modify.
Click Yes in the pop-up window to continue.
DATE: Note: A second pop-up window indicates that the
YYMMDD connection has been lost. Wait approximately 2
NULL leaves the system date unchanged. minutes, and then log back on NETSMART 500
again to continue.
TIME: Log back on NETSMART 500.
hhmm or hhmmss > NE
NULL leaves the system time unchanged. > System Operations Attributes
Example:
SET-DAT:FUJITSU::CTAG::030903,2040; Click System ID to verify changes.
Select the Time tab.
In the Command Parameters frame:
Enter the date (YYMMDD).
Enter the time (HHMMSS).
Select the check box next to each field.
Example: 030903 (DATE)
Example: 204000 (TIME)
Click Modify.

The Operations screen updates.

Do not close the Operations screen.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 2-15
 CHAPTER 2
System-Level Provisioning
Provisioning System-Level Parameters

2 Verify that the SID, date, and time are correct.

Note: The TID is the same as the TID used when setting or changing the SID.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-HDR:TID::CTAG; > NE

Example: > System Operations

RTRV-HDR:FUJITSU::CTAG;
In the Operations screen, click the System Attributes
tab.
Click Time.
The Current Values displays on screen.
Note: If the parameters are not updated, click the
Reload icon in the Icon toolbar.
Confirm that the SID, system date, and system time
are implemented.
Close the Operations screen.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

2-16 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 3
CHAPTERS/APPENDIXES PROVISIONING NETWORK MANAGEMENT
1 Introduction INTERFACES
2 System-Level
Provisioning
This chapter includes the following procedures:
➤ 3 Provisioning Network
Management Interfaces NO. PROCEDURE PAGE
4 Facility and
Synchronization 3.1 Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-2
Management
3.2 Provisioning Data Communications Channel . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-2
5 Protection Switching
6 Upgrades and Migrations 3.3 Provisioning Local Management Port . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-23
A Equipment and Facility AIDs
3.4 Changing Local Management Port IP Address . . . . . . . . . . . 3-30

3.5 Editing Available List of IP Hosts (IP Access) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-34

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Overview

3.1 Overview
This chapter lists the procedures for provisioning the network management interfaces.

For more detailed information regarding TL1 commands, refer to FNC-645-0021-274, TL1
Commands.

For more descriptive information and specifications, refer to FNC-645-0021-120, System

Description and Engineering.

3.2 Provisioning Data Communications Channel

This procedure lists the subprocedures for provisioning the data communications channel
(DCC). It includes the following subprocedures:

NO. SUBPROCEDURE PAGE

3.2.1 Editing Section Data Communications Channel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-2

3.2.2 Provisioning TID Address Resolution Protocol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-11

3.2.3 Provisioning Network Layer Protocol (OSI Routing). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-14

3.2.1 Editing Section Data Communications Channel

This procedure lists the steps for editing the section data communications channel (SDCC)
parameters after initial system turn-up.

Note: Default values are shown in bold.

Step Task
1 Verify that the craft interface cable is connected to the NE. If needed, refer to
FNC-645-0021-270, Installation and Turn-Up, Chapter 2.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

3-2 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Provisioning Data Communications Channel

2 Log on the NE.

Note: The user ID and password defaults are ROOT/ROOT. For security reasons, create a new user ID and
password. Refer to FNC-645-0021-272, System Operations, Section 2.2, Provisioning User Security
Management [p. 2-2], for user-security provisioning.

Note: The target identifier (TID), user identifier (UID), and private identifier (PID) values used in these
procedures are factory default values. Consult your Network System Administrator for specific TID, UID,
and PID values.

TL1 NETSMART® 500

ACT-USER:TID:UID:CTAG::PID; Note: Refer to NETSMART 500 practice

FNC-920-0021-D-100, User Guide, for information
TID: about logging on the system.
FUJITSU Initialize the NETSMART 500 program.
(target NE identifier) The NETSMART 500 window opens.
UID: Enter User ID: ROOT (user identifier, 4–10
alphanumeric characters).
ROOT
(user identifier; 4–10 alphanumeric characters) Enter Password: ROOT (private identifier associated
with the UID, 4–10 alphanumeric characters).
PID: Select Connection Mode (either Serial or TCP/IP).
ROOT Verify Connection Settings.
(private identifier associated with UID; 4–10 Select Logon.
alphanumeric characters) A security message appears.
Example:
Click OK.
ACT-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG::ROOT; The security message closes.

3 Retrieve all active alarms currently being reported on the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-ALM-ALL:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Equipment tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
Example: Highlight the System NE.
RTRV-ALM-ALL:FUJITSU::CTAG;
> NE
> Alarms

The Active Alarms view displays all of the alarms and

associated conditions currently active on the selected
NE.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 3-3
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Provisioning Data Communications Channel

4 Are there any active alarms being reported on the NE?

If YES:
Clear all active alarms before continuing with this procedure. If needed, refer to
FNC-645-0021-480, Maintenance and Trouble Clearing, Chapter 2, Responding to Alarms
and Conditions. Use local procedures if required. After clearing the alarms, go to Step 5
[p. 3-4].

If NO:
Go to Step 5 [p. 3-4].

5 Retrieve all standing conditions currently being reported on the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-COND-ALL:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Equipment tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
Example: Highlight the System NE.
RTRV-COND-ALL:FUJITSU::CTAG;
> NE
> Alarms

The Active Alarms view displays all of the alarms and

associated conditions currently active on the selected
NE.

6 Are there any standing conditions being reported on the NE?

If YES:
Clear the applicable standing conditions before continuing with this procedure. If needed,
refer to FNC-645-0021-480, Maintenance and Trouble Clearing, Chapter 2, Responding to
Alarms and Conditions. Use local procedures if required. After clearing the standing
conditions, go to Step 7 [p. 3-5].

If NO:
Go to Step 7 [p. 3-5].

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

3-4 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Provisioning Data Communications Channel

7 Retrieve current SDCC parameters.

Note: The SDCC is created at turn-up. Some SDCCs can be edited.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-SDCC:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Data Communications tab.

Expand the MAINSHELF.
AID: Highlight the SDCC facility.
OC-3 AID value (1-1 or 2-1) Example: 1-1 (IF_SDCC)
ALL > Entity
Example: > Properties View
RTRV-SDCC:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG;
The Properties screen for the selected SDCC opens
in the Main window.
Review the parameters.
Close the Properties screen.

8 Are SDCC default parameters acceptable?

If YES:
Go to Step 16 [p. 3-9].

If NO:
Go to Step 9 [p. 3-5].

9 Edit the SDCC service state from In Service (IS) to Out of Service (OOS).

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-SDCC:TID:AID:CTAG::::OOS; In the Tree view, click the Data Communications tab.

Expand the MAINSHELF
AID: Highlight the SDCC facility.
OC-3 AID value (1-1 or 2-1) Example: 1-1 (IF_SDCC)
Example: > Entity
ED-SDCC:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG::::OOS; > Operations Dialog

The Operations screen for the selected SDCC opens.

In the Command Parameters frame:
Click the State tab.
Select Out of Service (ED:OOS) from the
pull-down menu.
Click Modify.

Close the Operations screen.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 3-5
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Provisioning Data Communications Channel

10 Initialize the operation interface (OIF).

TL1 NETSMART 500

INIT-OIF:TID::CTAG; > NE

Example: > System Operations

INIT-OIF:FUJITSU::CTAG;
Wait approximately 1 minute. The Operations screen opens.
Select the Init tab.
Select the Init Stack tab.
In Command Parameters frame:
Select the STACK INIT TYPE field (OIF).
Click Initialize.

A confirmation message opens, stating that the

connection between NETSMART 500 and the NE
will terminate and that a traffic loss may occur.
Click Yes to continue the operation.
Wait approximately 1 minute.
If communication is lost, log back on NETSMART
500.

11 Edit the SDCC parameters as necessary.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-SDCC:TID:AID:CTAG::: In the Tree view, expand the MAINSHELF.

KEYWORD=DOMAIN; Select the Data Communications tab.
Highlight the SDCC facility.
AID: Example: 1-1 (IF_SDCC)
OC-3 AID value (1-1 or 2-1)
> Entity
KEYWORD=DOMAIN: > Operations Dialog
Refer to Table 3-1 [p. 3-7].
Example:
The Operations screen for the selected SDCC opens.
ED-SDCC:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG:::K=3; In the Command Parameters frame:
Edit the SDCC parameters as necessary.
Click Modify.

Close the Operations screen.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

3-6 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Provisioning Data Communications Channel

Table 3-1: SDCC Keyword and Domain Parameters

Domain
Keyword Description
(Default in Bold)

K 1...7...8 Maximum window

L2CR NTWKa Manually provisions this end of LAPD as network

USERa Manually provisions this end of LAPD as user

PLUS-R Response parameter in LAPD

PLUS-C Command parameter in LAPD

T200 200...20000b Packet response time-out value in milliseconds

T203 2...10...300b Transport layer time-out value in seconds

N200 2...3...16 Retry limit

N201 260...512...1024 Packet size

SRV AITS Acknowledge information transfer service

UITS Unacknowledged information transfer service

a If L2CR = NTWK, the adjacent NE is provisioned L2CR = USER.
If L2CR = USER, the adjacent NE is provisioned L2CR = NTWK.
Otherwise, the L2CR setting of the adjacent NE is the same as the local L2CR setting.
b The value for T200 should be less than the value for T203.

12 Initialize the OIF.

TL1 NETSMART 500

INIT-OIF:TID::CTAG; > NE

Example: > System Operations

INIT-OIF:FUJITSU::CTAG;
Wait approximately 1 minute. The Operations screen opens.
Select the Init Stack tab.
In Command Parameters frame:
Select the STACK INIT TYPE field (OIF).
Click Initialize.

A confirmation message opens, stating that the

connection between NETSMART 500 and the NE
will terminate and that a traffic loss may occur.
Click Yes to continue the operation.
Wait approximately 1 minute.
If communication is lost, log back on NETSMART
500.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 3-7
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Provisioning Data Communications Channel

13 Edit the SDCC service state from OOS to IS.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-SDCC:TID:AID:CTAG::::IS; In the Tree view, click the Data Communications tab.

Expand the MAINSHELF.
AID: Highlight the SDCC facility.
OC-3 AID value (1-1 or 2-1) Example: 1-1 (IF_SDCC)
Example: > Entity
ED-SDCC:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG::::IS; > Operations Dialog

The Operations screen for the selected SDCC opens.

In the Command Parameters frame:
Select the State tab.
Select Out of Service from the pull-down
menu.
Click Modify.

Close the Operations screen.

14 Initialize the OIF.

TL1 NETSMART 500

INIT-OIF:TID::CTAG; > NE

Example: > System Operations

INIT-OIF:FUJITSU::CTAG;
Wait approximately 1 minute. The Operations screen opens.
Select the Init tab.
Select the Init Stack tab.
In Command Parameters frame:
Select the STACK INIT TYPE field (OIF).
Click Initialize.
A confirmation message opens, stating that the
connection between NETSMART 500 and the NE
will terminate and that a traffic loss may occur.
Click Yes to continue the operation.
Wait approximately 1 minute.
If communication is lost, then log back on
NETSMART 500.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

3-8 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Provisioning Data Communications Channel

15 Verify that the SDCC parameters are acceptable.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-SDCC:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Data Communications tab.

Expand the MAINSHELF.
AID: Highlight the SDCC facility.
OC-3 AID value (1-1 or 2-1) Example: 1-1 (IF_SDCC)
ALL
> Entity
Example:
RTRV-SDCC:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG; > Properties View

The Properties screen for the selected SDCC opens

in the Main window.
Review the parameters.
Close the Properties screen.

16 Is provisioning of the local TID Address Resolution Protocol (TARP) required?

If YES:
Go to Section 3.2.2, Provisioning TID Address Resolution Protocol [p. 3-11].

If NO:
Go to Step 17 [p. 3-9].

17 Is provisioning of the Network Layer Protocol (Open Systems Interconnection [OSI] routing)
required?

If YES:
Go to Section 3.2.3, Provisioning Network Layer Protocol (OSI Routing) [p. 3-14].

If NO:
Go to Step 18 [p. 3-9].

18 Repeat Steps 3 [p. 3-3] and 4 [p. 3-4] to retrieve and clear any alarms and conditions that
might have occurred while performing this procedure. Use local procedures if required. Then
go to Step 19 [p. 3-10].

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 3-9
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Provisioning Data Communications Channel

19 Log off the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

CANC-USER:TID:UID:CTAG; > File

Example: > Exit

CANC-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG;
A confirmation window displays.
Click Yes to confirm.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

3-10 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Provisioning Data Communications Channel

3.2.2 Provisioning TID Address Resolution Protocol

This procedure lists the steps for provisioning the local TARP.

Note: Default values are shown in bold.

Step Task
1 Log on the NE if needed.

2 Retrieve the parameters from the NE, and then compare the values with Table 3-2 [p. 3-11]
to verify that the TARP default parameters are acceptable.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-TARP:TID::CTAG; > NE

Example: > TL1 Command Builder

RTRV-TARP:FUJITSU::CTAG;
The TL1 Command Builder screen appears.
In Command Name, select RTRV-TARP.
Click Send.
In the NE Command Manager screen, scroll through
the screen to view information in the output window.
Close the TARP window.
Do not close the TL1 Command Builder.

Table 3-2: TARP Parameter Valuesa

Domain
Keyword Description
(Default in Bold)
TTYPE1 Y or N Y enables and N disables type 1 PDU.

TTYPE2 Y or N Y enables and N disables type 2 PDU.

TTYPE3b Y or N Y enables and N disables type 3 PDU.

TTYPE4 Y or N Y enables and N disables type 4 PDU.

TTYPE5 Y or N Y enables and N disables type 5 PDU.

TTYPE5E Y or N Y enables and N disables type 5 echo function.

c
RT1 1...15...3599 Type 1 response timer in seconds

RT2 2...25...3600 Type 2 response timer in seconds

a
Default values are in bold.
b When TTYPE3 is set to N, all TARP requests made to the shelf or outside are denied (SNVS error code).
c The RT1 value must be set to a value less than the value set for RT2.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 3-11
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Provisioning Data Communications Channel

3 Are the TARP default parameters acceptable?

If YES:
Go to Step 7 [p. 3-13].

If NO:
Go to Step 4 [p. 3-12].

4 Edit the TARP parameters. This command is used to enable or disable the protocol data unit
(PDU) (types 1 through 5E) and to set the values of the response timers (types 1 and 2).

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-TARP:TID::CTAG:::KEYWORD=DOMAIN; In Command Name, select ED-TARP.

The Command Parameters screen displays.
KEYWORD=DOMAIN: Specify the parameters as required.
Refer to Table 3-2 [p. 3-11]. Click Send.
Example: In the Command Log tab, the command is sent.
ED-TARP:FUJITSU::CTAG:::TTYPE4=N; In the NE Command Manager Screen, scroll
through the screen to view information in the
output window.
Do not close the TARP window.

5 Initialize the changes.

TL1 NETSMART 500

INIT-OIF:TID::CTAG; > NE

Example: > System Operations

INIT-OIF:FUJITSU::CTAG;
Wait approximately 1 minute. The Operations screen opens.
Select the Init tab.
Select the Init Stack tab.
In Command Parameters frame:
Select the STACK INIT TYPE field (OIF).
Click Initialize.

A confirmation message opens, stating that the

connection between NETSMART 500 and the NE
will terminate and that a traffic loss may occur.
Click Yes to continue the operation.
Wait approximately 1 minute.
If communication is lost, then log back on
NETSMART 500.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

3-12 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Provisioning Data Communications Channel

6 Verify that the TARP parameters are provisioned correctly.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-TARP:TID::CTAG; In the TL1 Command Builder:

In Command Name, select RTRV-TARP.
Example: Click Send.
RTRV-TARP:FUJITSU::CTAG;
In the NE Command Manager Screen, scroll through
the screen to view information in the output window.
Close the TARP window.
Do not close the TL1 Command Builder.

7 If needed, manually test the reachability of the NE. Consider the following when performing
this step:
■ An asynchronous event report (REPT EVT COM) is issued when a response is
received from the remote node or when no response is received from the remote NE
within the time specified by the TEFTIMER.
■ The maximum value of TEFTIMER is 85 seconds.
■ Only one DTID, SYSID, NET, and REQWORKADDR is allowed for one TL1
command.
■ If the TARP echo function (TEF) response is negative, the system stops TEF
operation, and both TTIMES and TEFTIMER are ignored.

TL1 NETSMART 500

OPR-TEF:TID::CTAG::DTID,SYSID,NET, In the TL1 Command Builder:

REQWORKADDR:KEYWORD=DOMAIN; In Command Name, select OPR-TEF.
In the Command Parameters frame, enter the
DTID: parameter values, as necessary.
Destination TID (7–20 alphanumeric Click Send.
characters, including hyphens) In the NE Command Log, the command executes
(completes).
SYSID:
In the NE Command Manager Screen, scroll through
000000000000...FFFFFFFFFFFF (12 Hex the screen to view information in the output window.
characters)
Close all windows.
NET:
40 hex characters

REQWORKADDR:
16 hex code

KEYWORD=DOMAIN:
Refer to Table 3-3 [p. 3-14].
Example:
OPR-TEF:FUJITSU::CTAG::FUJITSU,,,
TTIMES=50;

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 3-13
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Provisioning Data Communications Channel

Table 3-3: TARP Echo Function Parameter Values

Domain
Keyword Description
(Default in Bold)

TTIMES 1...100 Number of times to send TARP echo function PDU

TEFTIMER 1...(RT1+RT2+RT2+RT4)/85 Time-out for each attempt (in seconds)

TIDLIST L1 Target identifier list

8 Is provisioning of the network layer protocol (OSI routing) required?

If YES:
Go to Section 3.2.3, Provisioning Network Layer Protocol (OSI Routing) [p. 3-14].

If NO:
Go to Step 9 [p. 3-14].

9 Log off the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

CANC-USER:TID:UID:CTAG; > File

Example: > Exit

CANC-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG;
A confirmation window displays.
Click Yes to confirm.

3.2.3 Provisioning Network Layer Protocol (OSI Routing)

This procedure lists the steps for provisioning the Network Layer Protocol (NLP) parameters.

The NLP, by default, is set to NULL, which enables the area address capture feature on the
FLASHWAVE® 4010. The area address capture feature adopts the area address on the
adjacent SONET NE during power-cycle boot-up and records that value in the NE
provisioning database as the area address (AREAADDR).

When AREAADDR=NULL, on both FLASHWAVE 4010s in a point-to-point

configuration, the automatic area address capture does not work. The NLP parameters must
be edited using the parameters listed in Table 3-4 [p. 3-15] and the ED-NLP command in
Step 3 [p. 3-16] of this procedure.

Note: Default values are shown in bold.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

3-14 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Provisioning Data Communications Channel

Step Task
1 Retrieve the parameters from the NE, and then compare the values with Table 3-4 [p. 3-15]
to verify that the AREAADDR is set to the default value of NULL.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-NLP:TID::CTAG; In Tree view, select the Data Comm tab.

Expand the SYSTEM NE to display the NLP entity.
Example: Highlight the NLP entity.
RTRV-NLP:FUJITSU::CTAG;
> Entity
> Properties View

The Properties screen appears, displaying the

Attributes.
Verify the parameters for the NLP.
Close the Properties NLP screen.

Table 3-4: NLP Parameter Values

Domain
Keyword Description
(Default in Bold)

AREAADDRa 26 hex digits Area address

NULL Enables area address capture after INIT-OIF

AFI 00...99 Binary code decimal

NULL

IDI 000...999 Binary code decimal

NULL

IDIPAD 0...F One hex digit

NULL

DFI 00...FF Two hex digits

NULL

ORG 000000...FFFFFF Six hex digits default value

NULL

RD 0000...FFFF Four hex digits

NULL

AREA 0000...FFFF Four hex digits

NULL
a
AREAADDR is the combination of keywords AFI, IDI, IDIPAD, DFI, ORG, RES, RD, and AREA.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 3-15
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Provisioning Data Communications Channel

2 Are the NLP default parameters acceptable?

Note: An AREAADDR value of NULL enables the automatic area address capture feature. This can be set
manually to a specific AREAADDR value.

If YES:
Go to Step 18 [p. 3-22].

If NO:
Go to Step 3 [p. 3-16].

3 Provision the NLP parameters as necessary. This command edits the attributes associated with
the NE role in the OSI network layer routing domain. Consider the following when
performing this command:
■
If the area address is provisioned NULL, the NE activates the area address
(AREAADDR) capture upon the execution of the INIT-OIF TL1 command. The
time to capture the adjacent NE area address, after the INIT-OIF TL1 command has
been executed, may be as long as 1 minute.
■ Provisioning a value into the area address requires that the ED-NLP command be
specified with the AREAADDR keyword set to NULL as shown in the following
example:
Example: ED-NLP:FUJITSU::CTAG::ES:AREAADDR=NULL;
■ When AREAADDR=NULL on both FLASHWAVE 4010s in a point-to-point
(FLASHWAVE 4010-to-FLASHWAVE 4010) configuration, the automatic area
address capture does not work. The NLP parameter must be edited using the ED-NLP
TL1 command.
Note: An AREAADDR value of NULL only supports OSI operating as an End System (ES) and
SYSMODE=TERM.
■ After the area address capture is activated, the NE adopts the area address of the
adjacent SONET NE and records the value in the provisioning database as the value of
the area address.
■
Once the area address procedure adopts a new area address, the appropriate database
change message is generated.
■ The adoption of the area address does not disturb a TL1 command session over the
LMP or RS-232 port when only logged on the local NE.
■ If the adopted area address matches the most recently provisioned (or captured)
non-null area address, the NE does not disturb any TL1 command session over the
SDCC, LAN management port (LMP), or RS-232 communication interfaces.

Refer to FNC-645-0021-120, System Description and Engineering, for more information

regarding the automatic area address capture feature.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

3-16 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Provisioning Data Communications Channel

CAUTION:
Changes made to the NLP affect all interfaces to the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-NLP:TID::CTAG::TYPE: In Tree view, select the Data Comm tab.

KEYWORD=DOMAIN; Expand the SYSTEM NE to display the NLP entity.
Highlight the NLP entity.
TYPE:
> Entity
ES = End system
IS1 = Unidirectional path-switched ring > Operations Dialog
(UPSR)
The Operations screen appears, displaying the NLP
KEYWORD=DOMAIN: Attributes.
Refer to Table 3-4 [p. 3-15]. In the Command Parameters frame, select the
Modify tab to specify the parameters for the NLP as
Example: required.
ED-NLP:FUJITSU::CTAG::IS1; Example: TYPE: IS1
Click Modify.
A confirmation message opens stating that an
INIT-OIF must be performed to modify the NLP
parameters.
Click Yes to continue the operation.
Close the Operations NLP screen.

4 Initialize the changes.

TL1 NETSMART 500

INIT-OIF:TID::CTAG; > NE

Example: > System Operations

INIT-OIF:FUJITSU::CTAG;
Wait approximately 1 minute. The Operations screen opens.
Select the Init tab.
Select the Init Stack tab.
In Command Parameters frame:
Select the STACK INIT TYPE field (OIF).
Click Initialize.
A confirmation message opens, stating that the
connection between NETSMART 500 and the NE
will terminate and that a traffic loss may occur.
Click Yes to continue the operation.
Wait approximately 1 minute.
If communication is lost, then log back on
NETSMART 500.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 3-17
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Provisioning Data Communications Channel

5 Verify that the NLP parameters are provisioned correctly.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-NLP:TID::CTAG; In Tree view, select the Data Comm tab.

Expand the SYSTEM NE to display the NLP entity.
Example: Highlight the NLP entity.
RTRV-NLP:FUJITSU::CTAG;
> Entity
> Properties View

The Properties screen appears, verify the parameters

for the NLP.
Close the Properties NLP screen.

6 If the NLP type is provisioned as IS1 (for UPSR), go to Step 7 [p. 3-18].

OR

If the NLP type is provisioned as ES (for end systems), go to Step 17 [p. 3-22].

7 Retrieve the NLP MAXAREA setting supported for IS1 routing.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-NLP-IS1:TID::CTAG; In the TL1 Command Builder:

In Command Name, select RTRV-NLP-IS1.
Example: In the Command Parameters frame, enter the
RTRV-NLP-IS1:FUJITSU::CTAG; parameter values, as necessary.
Click Send.
In the NE Command Log, the command executes
(completes).
In the NE Command Manager Screen, scroll through
the screen to view information in the output window.
Close the TL1 Command Builder.

8 Is the MAXAREA setting acceptable?

If YES:
Go to Step 12 [p. 3-20].

If NO:
Go to Step 9 [p. 3-19].

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

3-18 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Provisioning Data Communications Channel

9 Provision the maximum number of area addresses supported in the IS1 routing protocol.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-NLP-IS1:TID::CTAG::: In the TL1 Command Builder:

KEYWORD=DOMAIN; In Command Name, select ED-NLP-IS1.
In the Command Parameters frame, enter the
KEYWORD=DOMAIN: parameter values, as necessary.
MAXAREAa=1…3…12 Click Send.
Example:
In the NE Command Log, the command executes
(completes).
ED-NLP-IS1:FUJITSU::CTAG:::
MAXAREA=12;
In the NE Command Manager Screen, scroll through
the screen to view information in the output window.
Close the TL1 Command Builder.
a The MAXAREA value should not be less than the number of actual provisioned areas (that is, if eight manual
area addresses have been configured using the ENT-NLP-MAA TL1 command, the input parameter must be
provisioned greater than or equal to 3).

10 Initialize the changes.

TL1 NETSMART 500

INIT-OIF:TID::CTAG; > NE

Example: > System Operations

INIT-OIF:FUJITSU::CTAG;
Wait approximately 1 minute. The Operations screen opens.
Select the Init tab.
Select the Init Stack tab.
In Command Parameters frame:
Select the STACK INIT TYPE field (OIF).
Click Initialize.

A confirmation message opens, stating that the

connection between NETSMART 500 and the NE
will terminate and that a traffic loss may occur.
Click Yes to continue the operation.
Wait approximately 1 minute.
If communication is lost, then log back on
NETSMART 500.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 3-19
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Provisioning Data Communications Channel

11 Retrieve the NLP MAXAREA address changes.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-NLP-IS1:TID::CTAG; In Tree view, select the Data Comm tab.

In the TL1 Command Builder:
Example: In Command Name, select RTRV-NLP-IS1.
RTRV-NLP-IS1:FUJITSU::CTAG;
In the Command Parameters frame, enter the
parameter values, as necessary.
Click Send.
In the NE Command Log, the command executes
(completes).
In the NE Command Manager Screen, scroll through
the screen to view information in the output window.
Close the TL1 Command Builder.

12 Retrieve the default manual area address (MAA) parameters.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-NLP-MAA:TID::CTAG::: In the TL1 Command Builder:

KEYWORD=DOMAIN; In Command Name, select RTRV-NLP-MAA.
In the Command Parameters frame, enter the
KEYWORD=DOMAIN: parameter values, as necessary.
MANAREA=AREAADDR (26 hex characters) Click Send.
SCOPE=LCL or NTWK In the NE Command Log, the command executes
(completes).
Example: In the NE Command Manager Screen, scroll through
RTRV-NLP-MAA:FUJITSU:: the screen to view information in the output window.
CTAG:::SCOPE=NTWK; Close the TL1 Command Builder.

13 Are the MAA defaults acceptable?

If YES:
Go to Step 17 [p. 3-22].

If NO:
Go to Step 14 [p. 3-21].

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

3-20 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Provisioning Data Communications Channel

14 Enter the NLP MAA aliases.

Note: The NLP MAA is used in combining multiple areas or breaking one area into multiple areas. A
maximum of 12 area addresses (AREAADDR) can be provisioned. If the same AREAADDR is entered twice,
the command is denied.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-NLP-MAA:TID::CTAG::: In the TL1 Command Builder:

KEYWORD=DOMAIN; In Command Name, select ENT-NLP-MAA.
In the Command Parameters frame, enter the
KEYWORD=DOMAIN: parameter values, as necessary.
MANAREA=26 hex digits Click Send.
Example:
In the NE Command Log, the command executes
(completes).
RTRV-NLP-MAA:FUJITSU::CTAG:::
MANAREA=39840F80000000000000000000;
In the NE Command Manager Screen, scroll through
the screen to view information in the output window.
Close the TL1 Command Builder.

15 Initialize the changes.

TL1 NETSMART 500

INIT-OIF:TID::CTAG; > NE

Example: > System Operations

INIT-OIF:FUJITSU::CTAG;
Wait approximately 1 minute. The Operations screen opens.
Select the Init tab.
Select the Init Stack tab.
In Command Parameters frame:
Select the STACK INIT TYPE field (OIF).
Click Initialize.

A confirmation message opens, stating that the

connection between NETSMART 500 and the NE
will terminate and that a traffic loss may occur.
Click Yes to continue the operation.
Wait approximately 1 minute.
If communication is lost, then log back on
NETSMART 500.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 3-21
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Provisioning Data Communications Channel

16 Verify the NLP MAA parameters.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-NLP-MAA:TID::CTAG::: In the TL1 Command Builder:

KEYWORD=DOMAIN; In Command Name, select RTRV-NLP-MAA.
In the Command Parameters frame, enter the
KEYWORD=DOMAIN: parameter values, as necessary.
SCOPE=LCL or NTWK Click Send.
Example:
In the NE Command Log, the command executes
(completes).
RTRV-NLP-MAA:FUJITSU::CTAG:::
SCOPE=NTWK;
In the NE Command Manager Screen, scroll through
the screen to view information in the output window.
Close the TL1 Command Builder.

17 Is additional provisioning of the DCC needed?

If YES:
Go to Section 3.2, Provisioning Data Communications Channel [p. 3-2].

If NO:
Go to Step 18 [p. 3-22].

18 Log off the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

CANC-USER:TID:UID:CTAG; > File

Example: > Exit

CANC-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG;
A confirmation window displays.
Click Yes to confirm.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

3-22 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Provisioning Local Management Port

3.3 Provisioning Local Management Port

This procedure includes the following subprocedures:

NO. SUBPROCEDURE PAGE

3.3.1 Disabling Local Management Port . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-23

3.3.2 Enabling Local Management Port . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-25

3.3.1 Disabling Local Management Port

The local (craft Ethernet) LMP port is enabled by default and can be disabled by performing
the following procedure.

Note: The LMP parameters cannot be changed using the LMP port (TERM2). All changes to the LMP
port must be made using the RS-232 craft interface port (TERM1).

Step Task
1 Verify that the craft interface cable is connected to the NE. If needed, refer to
FNC-645-0021-270, Installation and Turn-Up, Chapter 2.

2 Log on the NE.

Note: The TID, UID, and PID values shown apply to initialized (factory default) systems. Consult your
Network System Administrator for specific TID, UID, and PID values.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ACT-USER:TID:UID:CTAG::PID; Note: Refer to NETSMART 500 practice
FNC-920-0021-D-100, User Guide, for information
TID: about logging on the system.
FUJITSU Initialize the NETSMART 500 program.
(target NE identifier) The NETSMART 500 window opens.
UID: Enter User ID: ROOT (user identifier, 4–10
alphanumeric characters).
ROOT
(user identifier; 4–10 alphanumeric characters) Enter Password: ROOT (private identifier associated
with the UID, 4–10 alphanumeric characters).
PID: Select Connection Mode (either Serial or TCP/IP).
ROOT Verify Connection Settings.
(private identifier associated with UID; 4–10 Select Logon.
alphanumeric characters) A security message appears.
Example:
Click OK.
ACT-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG::ROOT; The security message closes.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 3-23
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Provisioning Local Management Port

3 Edit the LMP service state from IS to OOS.

Note: The LMP is disabled when placed out of service.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-LAN:TID:AID:CTAG::::OOS; In Tree view, select the Data Comm tab.

Expand the SYSTEM NE to display the management
AID: entities.
LMP (local [craft Ethernet] management port) Highlight the LMP (IF_LAN) entity.
> Entity
Example:
ED-LAN:FUJITSU:LMP:CTAG::::OOS; > Operations Dialog

The Operations LMP screen displays the current

values and the command parameters.
At Operations LMP screen:
In the Command Parameters frame, select the check
box next to STATE and specify the STATE as OOS.
Click Modify.
A confirmation message opens, stating that the
changes made will not take effect until an INIT-OIF
is performed.
Click Yes to continue the operation.
Close the Operations screen.

4 Initialize the changes.

TL1 NETSMART 500

INIT-OIF:TID::CTAG; > NE

Example: > System Operations

INIT-OIF:FUJITSU::CTAG;
Wait approximately 1 minute. The Operations screen opens.
Select the Init tab.
Select the Init Stack tab.
In Command Parameters frame:
Select the STACK INIT TYPE field (OIF).
Click Initialize.

A confirmation message opens, stating that the

connection between NETSMART 500 and the NE
will terminate and that a traffic loss may occur.
Click Yes to continue the operation.
Wait approximately 1 minute.
If communication is lost, then log back on
NETSMART 500.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

3-24 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Provisioning Local Management Port

5 Verify that the LMP service state is OOS.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-LAN:TID:AID:CTAG; In Tree view, select the Data Comm tab.

Expand the SYSTEM NE to display the management
AID: entities.
LMP (local [craft Ethernet] management port) Highlight the LMP (IF_LAN) entity.
> Entity
Example:
RTRV-LAN:FUJITSU:LMP:CTAG; > Properties View

Verify parameter values.

Close Properties LMP screen.

6 Log off the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

CANC-USER:TID:UID:CTAG; > File

Example: > Exit

CANC-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG;
A confirmation window displays.
Click Yes to confirm.

3.3.2 Enabling Local Management Port

This procedure lists the steps for enabling the local (craft Ethernet) LMP connections.

Note: The LMP port is enabled by default and can be disabled by the procedure in Section 3.3.1,
Disabling Local Management Port [p. 3-23].

Note: The LMP parameters cannot be changed using the LMP port (TERM2). All changes to the LMP
port must be made using the RS-232 craft interface port (TERM1).

Note: Refer to Section 3.4, Changing Local Management Port IP Address [p. 3-30], for provisioning
the LMP Internet Protocol (IP) address.

Step Task
1 Verify that the craft interface cable is connected to the NE. If needed, refer to
FNC-645-0021-270, Installation and Turn-Up, Chapter 2.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 3-25
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Provisioning Local Management Port

2 Log on the NE.

Note: The TID, UID, and PID values shown apply to initialized (factory default) systems. Consult your
Network System Administrator for specific TID, UID, and PID values.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ACT-USER:TID:UID:CTAG::PID; Note: Refer to NETSMART 500 practice

FNC-920-0021-D-100, User Guide, for information
TID: about logging on the system.
FUJITSU Initialize the NETSMART 500 program.
(target NE identifier) The NETSMART 500 window opens.
UID: Enter User ID: ROOT (user identifier, 4–10
alphanumeric characters).
ROOT
(user identifier; 4–10 alphanumeric characters) Enter Password: ROOT (private identifier associated
with the UID, 4–10 alphanumeric characters).
PID: Select Connection Mode (either Serial or TCP/IP).
ROOT Verify Connection Settings.
(private identifier associated with UID; 4–10 Select Logon.
alphanumeric characters) A security message appears.
Example:
Click OK.
ACT-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG::ROOT; The security message closes.

3 Retrieve the parameters from the NE, and then compare the parameters with Table 3-5
[p. 3-27] to verify that the LMP default parameters are acceptable.

Note: Only the packet size parameter (SIZE) can be changed using the ED-LAN command.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-LAN:TID:AID:CTAG; In Tree view, select the Data Comm tab.

Expand the SYSTEM NE to display the management
AID: entities.
LMP (local [craft Ethernet] management port) Highlight the LMP (IF_LAN) entity.
> Entity
Example:
RTRV-LAN:FUJITSU:LMP:CTAG; > Operations Dialog

The Operations LMP screen displays the current

values and the command parameters.
Do not close the Operations LMP screen.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

3-26 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Provisioning Local Management Port

Table 3-5: LMP Default Parameter Values

Keyword Domain Description

STATE IS Service state of LMP is In Service

OSI N Not supported

TARP N Not supported

SIZE 1518 Packet size

OSITNL N Not supported

LSAP FE Link service access point

MACADDR xxxx Media access control (MAC) address of the LAN port

4 Are the LMP default parameters acceptable?

If YES:
Go to Step 11 [p. 3-30].

If NO:
Go to Step 5 [p. 3-27].

5 Edit the LMP service state from IS to OOS.

Note: The LMP is disabled when placed out of service.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-LAN:TID:AID:CTAG::::OOS; At the Operations LMP screen:

In the Command Parameters frame, select the check
AID: box next to STATE to specify the STATE as OOS.
LMP (local [craft Ethernet] management port) Click Modify.
Close the Operations LMP screen.
Example:
ED-LAN:FUJITSU:LMP:CTAG::::OOS;

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 3-27
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Provisioning Local Management Port

6 Initialize the changes.

TL1 NETSMART 500

INIT-OIF:TID::CTAG; > NE

Example: > System Operations

INIT-OIF:FUJITSU::CTAG;
Wait approximately 1 minute. The Operations screen opens.
Select the Init tab.
Select the Init Stack tab.
In Command Parameters frame:
Select the STACK INIT TYPE field (OIF).
Click Initialize.

A confirmation message opens, stating that the

connection between NETSMART 500 and the NE
will terminate and that a traffic loss may occur.
Click Yes to continue the operation.
Wait approximately 1 minute.
If communication is lost, then log back on
NETSMART 500.

7 Edit the packet size for the LMP.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-LAN:TID:AID:CTAG::: In the TL1 Command Builder:

KEYWORD=DOMAIN; In Command Name, select ED-LAN.
Edit the packet size as required.
AID:
Click Send.
LMP (local [craft Ethernet] management port) In the NE Command Manager Screen, scroll through
the screen to view information in the output window.
KEYWORD=DOMAIN:
Close the LAN window.
SIZE=526...1518
Close the TL1 Command Builder.
Example:
ED-LAN:FUJITSU:LMP:CTAG:::SIZE:546;

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

3-28 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Provisioning Local Management Port

8 Edit the LMP service state from OOS to IS.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-LAN:TID:AID:CTAG::::IS; In Tree view, select the Data Comm tab.

Expand the SYSTEM NE to display the management
AID: entities.
LMP (local [craft Ethernet] management port) Highlight the LMP (IF_LAN) entity.
> Entity
Example:
ED-LAN:FUJITSU:LMP:CTAG::::IS; > Operations Dialog

The Operations LMP screen displays the current

values and the command parameters.
In Command Parameters frame, change the state of
the LMP to IS.
Click Modify.
A confirmation message opens, stating that the
changes will not take affect until an INIT-OIF is
performed.
Click Yes to continue the operation.
Close the Operations LMP screen.

9 Initialize the changes.

TL1 NETSMART 500

INIT-OIF:TID::CTAG; > NE

Example: > System Operations

INIT-OIF:FUJITSU::CTAG;
Wait approximately 1 minute. The Operations screen opens.
Select the Init tab.
Select the Init Stack tab.
In Command Parameters frame
Select the STACK INIT TYPE field (OIF).
Click Initialize.

A confirmation message opens, stating that the

connection between NETSMART 500 and the NE
will terminate and that a traffic loss may occur.
Click Yes to continue the operation.
Wait approximately 1 minute.
If communication is lost, then log back on
NETSMART 500.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 3-29
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Changing Local Management Port IP Address

10 Verify that the LMP service state is IS and that other parameters are provisioned correctly.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-LAN:TID:AID:CTAG; In Tree view, select the Data Comm tab.

Expand the SYSTEM NE to display the management
AID: entities.
LMP (local [craft Ethernet] management port) Highlight the LMP (IF_LAN) entity.
> Entity
Example:
RTRV-LAN:FUJITSU:LMP:CTAG; > Operations Dialog

The Operations LMP screen displays the current

values and the command parameters.
Close the Operations LMP screen.

11 Log off the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

CANC-USER:TID:UID:CTAG; > File

Example: > Exit

CANC-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG;
A confirmation window displays.
Click Yes to confirm.

3.4 Changing Local Management Port IP Address

Perform the following steps to change the Internet Protocol (IP) address of the local
management port.

The LMP port has a default IP address of 192.168.1.1. If a different address is required,
perform the following procedure.

Note: The LMP parameters cannot be changed using the LMP port (TERM2). All changes to the LMP
port must be made using the RS-232 craft interface port (TERM1).

Note: Default values are shown in bold.

Step Task
1 Verify that the craft interface cable is connected to the NE. If needed, refer to
FNC-645-0021-270, Installation and Turn-Up, Chapter 2.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

3-30 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Changing Local Management Port IP Address

2 Log on the NE.

Note: The TID, UID, and PID values shown apply to initialized (factory default) systems. Consult your
Network System Administrator for specific TID, UID, and PID values.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ACT-USER:TID:UID:CTAG::PID; Note: Refer to NETSMART 500 practice

FNC-920-0021-D-100, User Guide, for information
TID: about logging on the system.
FUJITSU Initialize the NETSMART 500 program.
(target NE identifier) The NETSMART 500 window opens.
UID: Enter User ID: ROOT (user identifier, 4–10
alphanumeric characters).
ROOT
(user identifier; 4–10 alphanumeric characters) Enter Password: ROOT (private identifier associated
with the UID, 4–10 alphanumeric characters).
PID: Select Connection Mode (either Serial or TCP/IP).
ROOT Verify Connection Settings.
(private identifier associated with UID; 4–10 Select Logon.
alphanumeric characters) A security message appears.
Example:
Click OK.
ACT-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG::ROOT; The security message closes.

3 Retrieve the parameters from the NE, and then compare the values with Table 3-6 [p. 3-31]
to verify that the IP address default parameters are acceptable.

Note: This command retrieves the IP address and the subnet mask associated with the LMP port.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-IP-ADDR:TID:AID:CTAG; In Tree view, select the Data Comm tab.

Expand the SYSTEM NE to display the management
AID: entities.
LMP (local [craft Ethernet] management port) Highlight the LMP (IF_LAN) entity.
ALL > Entity

Example: > Properties View

RTRV-IP-ADDR:FUJITSU:LMP:CTAG;
The screen displays the current values.
Close the Operations LMP screen.

Table 3-6: IP Address Default Parameter Values

Keyword Domain Description

IPADDR 192.168.1.1 IP address

IPMASK 255.255.255.0 IP subnetwork mask

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 3-31
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Changing Local Management Port IP Address

Table 3-6: IP Address Default Parameter Values (Cont.)

Keyword Domain Description

DFTGWAY xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Default gateway IP address (for routing only)

PORT 2024 Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) port number used by TL1
mediation function

4 Are the IP address default parameters acceptable?

If YES:
Go to Step 8 [p. 3-34].

If NO:
Go to Step 5 [p. 3-32].

5 Edit the IP address and associated parameters as necessary.

Note: For disabling the IP packet processing, the IP address service state must be provisioned OOS.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-IP-ADDR:TID:AID:CTAG::: In Tree view, select the Data Comm tab.

KEYWORD=DOMAIN:IS; Expand the SYSTEM NE to display the management
entities.
AID: Highlight the LMP (IF_IP) interface.
LMP (local [craft Ethernet] management port) > Entity
KEYWORD=DOMAIN: > Operations
Refer to Table 3-7 [p. 3-33].
The LMP (IF_IP) screen appears.
STATEa: In the Command Parameters frame change the IP
IS parameters as necessary. Refer to Table 3-7 [p. 3-33].
OOS Click Modify.
NULL A confirmation message opens, stating that the
changes will not take affect until an INIT-OIF is
Example: performed.
ED-IP-ADDR:TID:LMP:CTAG::: Click Yes to continue the operation.
IPADDR=127.109.250.100:IS; Close the Operations LMP screen.
a
The state of the IP address can be specified via the STATE parameter.
A value of OOS disables the TCP/IP stack for this interface (that is, all received IP packets are discarded and no
IP packets are generated).
A value of IS enables the processing and generation of IP packets.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

3-32 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Changing Local Management Port IP Address

Table 3-7: IP Address Parameter Values

Keyword Domain Description

IPADDR xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx IP address

IPMASK xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx IP subnetwork mask

DFTGWAY xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Default gateway IP address (for routing only)

PORT 1024...65535 TCP port number used by TL1 mediation function

6 Initialize the changes.

TL1 NETSMART 500

INIT-OIF:TID::CTAG; > NE

Example: > System Operations

INIT-OIF:FUJITSU::CTAG;
Wait approximately 1 minute. The Operations screen opens.
Select the Init tab.
Select the Init Stack tab.
In Command Parameters frame:
Select the STACK INIT TYPE field (OIF).
Click Initialize.
A confirmation message opens, stating that the
connection between NETSMART 500 and the NE
will terminate and that a traffic loss may occur.
Click Yes to continue the operation.
Wait approximately 1 minute.
If communication is lost, then log back on
NETSMART 500.

7 Verify that the IP address parameters are provisioned correctly.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-IP-ADDR:TID:AID:CTAG; In Tree view, select the Data Comm tab.

Expand the SYSTEM NE to display the management
AID: entities.
LMP (local [craft Ethernet] management port) Highlight the LMP (IF_IP) interface.
> Entity
Example:
RTRV-IP-ADDR:FUJITSU:LMP:CTAG; > Properties

Verify IP settings.
Close the IP setting screen.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 3-33
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Editing Available List of IP Hosts (IP Access)

8 Log off the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

CANC-USER:TID:UID:CTAG; > File

Example: > Exit

CANC-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG;
A confirmation window displays.
Click Yes to confirm.

3.5 Editing Available List of IP Hosts (IP Access)

This procedure lists the steps for editing the available list of IP hosts for IP access.

Prerequisites:
■ The list of IP hosts is defined as those IP addresses that are allowed access to the NE.
■ Entries are added to the list by specifying an index and the associated IP address.
■ An IP address can be removed from the list by invoking this command with an
appropriate AID value and a null IPADDR value of 0.0.0.0.
■ If the AID value is ALL and the IPADDR is 0.0.0.0, the list becomes empty; therefore,
there is no restriction on which IP hosts can communicate with the NEs. If the AID
value is 1 and the IPADDR is 0.0.0.0, host entry number 1 is removed.
Example: ED-IP-ACCESS::FUJITSU:ALL::0.0.0.0;
Example: ED-IP-ACCESS::FUJITSU:1::0.0.0.0;
■ A maximum of ten IP addresses are allowed in the list.
Note: Default values are shown in bold.

Step Task
1 Verify that the craft interface cable is connected to the NE. If needed, refer to
FNC-645-0021-270, Installation and Turn-Up, Chapter 2.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

3-34 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Editing Available List of IP Hosts (IP Access)

2 Log on the NE.

Note: The TID, UID, and PID values shown apply to initialized (factory default) systems. Consult your
Network System Administrator for specific TID, UID, and PID values.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ACT-USER:TID:UID:CTAG::PID; Note: Refer to NETSMART 500 practice

FNC-920-0021-D-100, User Guide, for information
TID: about logging on the system.
FUJITSU Initialize the NETSMART 500 program.
(target NE identifier) The NETSMART 500 window opens.
UID: Enter User ID: ROOT (user identifier, 4–10
alphanumeric characters).
ROOT
(user identifier; 4–10 alphanumeric characters) Enter Password: ROOT (private identifier associated
with the UID, 4–10 alphanumeric characters).
PID: Select Connection Mode (either Serial or TCP/IP).
ROOT Verify Connection Settings.
(private identifier associated with UID; 4–10 Select Logon.
alphanumeric characters) A security message appears.
Example:
Click OK.
ACT-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG::ROOT; The security message closes.

3 Retrieve the current list of IP hosts that can communicate with the NE. AN IP host of 0.0.0.0
is the default value that disables this feature.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-IP-ACCESS:TID:AID:CTAG; In the TL1 Command Builder:

In Command Name, select RTRV-IP-ACCESS.
AID: In the NE Command Manager Screen, verify that the
1...10 (identifier of each IP host address) default value of the list of IP hosts is acceptable.
ALL Do not close the TL1 Command Builder.
Example:
RTRV-IP-ACCESS:FUJITSU:5:CTAG;

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 3-35
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Editing Available List of IP Hosts (IP Access)

4 Provision the list of IP hosts.

Note: Refer to the prerequisites at the beginning of the procedure for provisioning preconditions.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-IP-ACCESS:TID:AID:CTAG::IPADDR; In the TL1 Command Builder:

In Command Name, select ED-IP-ACCESS.
AID: Edit the list of IP addresses as necessary.
1...10 (identifier of each IP host address) In the NE Command Log screen, the command is
ALL shown as sent.
A confirmation message opens, stating that the
IPADDR: changes will not take affect until an INIT-OIF is
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx performed.
NULL (0.0.0.0) Click Yes to continue the operation.
Do not close the TL1 Command Builder.
Example:
ED-IP-ACCESS:FUJITSU:5:CTAG::
192.168.1.1;

5 Initialize the changes.

TL1 NETSMART 500

INIT-OIF:TID::CTAG; > NE

Example: > System Operations

INIT-OIF:FUJITSU::CTAG;
Wait approximately 1 minute. The Operations screen opens.
Select the Init tab.
Select the Init Stack tab.
In Command Parameters frame:
Select the STACK INIT TYPE field (OIF).
Click Initialize.

A confirmation message opens, stating that the

connection between NETSMART 500 and the NE
will terminate and that a traffic loss may occur.
Click Yes to continue the operation.
Wait approximately 1 minute.
If communication is lost, then log back on
NETSMART 500.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

3-36 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 3
Provisioning Network Management Interfaces
Editing Available List of IP Hosts (IP Access)

6 Verify that the list of IP hosts is provisioned correctly.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-IP-ACCESS:TID:AID:CTAG; In the TL1 Command Builder:

In Command Name, select RTRV-IP-ACCESS.
AID: In the NE Command Manager Screen, verify that the
1...10 (identifier of each IP host address) addresses specified are correct.
ALL Close the TL1 Command Builder.
Example:
RTRV-IP-ACCESS:FUJITSU:5:CTAG;

7 Log off the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

CANC-USER:TID:UID:CTAG; > File

Example: > Exit

CANC-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG;
A confirmation window displays.
Click Yes to confirm.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 3-37
 4
CHAPTERS/APPENDIXES FACILITY AND SYNCHRONIZATION
1 Introduction MANAGEMENT
2 System-Level
Provisioning
This chapter includes the following sections:
3 Provisioning Network
Management Interfaces NO. SECTION PAGE
➤ 4 Facility and
Synchronization 4.1 Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-2
Management
4.2 Editing T1 (DS1) Facility. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-2
5 Protection Switching
6 Upgrades and Migrations 4.3 Editing T3 (DS3) Facility. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-11
A Equipment and Facility AIDs
4.4 Editing OC-3 Facility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-20

4.5 Editing OC-3 FFP Group Facility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-48

4.6 Provisioning STS-1 Path Facility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-53

4.7 Provisioning VT1.5 Path Facility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-61

4.8 Editing Synchronization and Sync List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-66

4.9 Provisioning Cross-Connects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-76

4.10 Editing Cross-Connects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-79

4.11 Deleting Cross-Connects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-80

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Overview

4.1 Overview
This chapter lists the procedures for provisioning or editing facility and synchronization
parameters that may be required after initial system turn-up. This chapter also provides
procedures for provisioning facility path parameters and cross-connects.

For more detailed information regarding TL1 commands, refer to FNC-645-0021-274, TL1
Commands.

For more descriptive information and specifications, refer to FNC-645-0021-120, System

Description and Engineering.

4.2 Editing T1 (DS1) Facility

This procedure lists the steps for editing the T1 (DS1) facility parameters after initial turn-up.
Consider the following when performing this procedure:
■ If the service state of the T1 facility is placed in Automatic In-Service (AINS), the state
transitions to the IS service state only after the detection of the valid incoming signal,
which is sustained the entire period (0...2880 minutes) of the valid signal timer. The
internal service state transition is AU:FAF/AINS to OOS-AU:AINS and then to
IS-NR.
■ The service state of the T1 facility must be provisioned OOS (Out of Service) before
the facility can be edited.
■ When the AIS frame format is provisioned AIST=ZEROS, the insertion of the virtual
tributary (VT) AIS code is provisioned AISSD=N for normal operation.
■ The service state of the T1 facility cannot be changed to IS (In Service) if frame format
(FMT) is provisioned to AUTO.
■ When FMT is provisioned to AUTO, the NE detects the incoming frame format, and
the determined value is recorded in the provisioning database as the value for the FMT
keyword. Once autodetected, FMT must be reprovisioned to AUTO to enable the
frame format autodetection feature.
■ The autoframe format detection, if enabled, is active only when the T1 facility service
state is in the OOS-AU:FAF&AINS state.
■
When the T1 facility service state is OOS or AINS, the system suppresses the alarms
for T1 and its associated user side and network side (VT1.5 facility) facility alarms.
Note: Default values are shown in bold.

Step Task
1 Verify that the craft interface cable is connected to the NE. If needed, refer to
FNC-645-0021-270, Installation and Turn-Up, Chapter 2.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-2 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing T1 (DS1) Facility

2 Log on the NE.

Note: The user ID and password defaults are ROOT/ROOT. For security reasons, create a new user ID and
password. Refer to FNC-645-0021-272, System Operations, Section 2.2, Provisioning User Security
Management [p. 2-2], for user-security provisioning.

Note: The target identifier (TID), user identifier (UID), and private identifier (PID) values used in these
procedures are factory default values. Consult your Network System Administrator for specific TID, UID,
and PID values.

TL1 NETSMART® 500

ACT-USER:TID:UID:CTAG::PID; Note: Refer to NETSMART 500 practice

FNC-920-0021-D-100, User Guide, for information
TID: about logging on the system.
FUJITSU Initialize the NETSMART 500 program.
(target NE identifier) The NETSMART 500 window opens.
UID: Enter User ID: ROOT (user identifier, 4–10
alphanumeric characters).
ROOT
(user identifier; 4–10 alphanumeric characters) Enter Password: ROOT (private identifier associated
with the UID, 4–10 alphanumeric characters).
PID: Select Connection Mode (either Serial or TCP/IP).
ROOT Verify Connection Settings.
(private identifier associated with UID; 4–10 Select Logon.
alphanumeric characters) A security message appears.
Example:
Click OK.
ACT-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG::ROOT; The security message closes.

3 Retrieve all active alarms currently being reported on the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-ALM-ALL:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Equipment tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
Example: Highlight the System NE.
RTRV-ALM-ALL:FUJITSU::CTAG;
> NE
> Alarms

The Active Alarms view displays all of the alarms and

associated conditions currently active on the selected
NE.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-3
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing T1 (DS1) Facility

4 Are there any active alarms being reported on the NE?

If YES:
Clear all active alarms before continuing with this procedure. If needed, refer to
FNC-645-0021-480, Maintenance and Trouble Clearing, Chapter 2, Responding to Alarms
and Conditions. Use local procedures if required. After clearing the alarms, go to Step 5
[p. 4-4].

If NO:
Go to Step 5 [p. 4-4].

5 Retrieve all standing conditions currently being reported on the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-COND-ALL:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Equipment tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
Example: Highlight the System NE.
RTRV-COND-ALL:FUJITSU::CTAG;
> NE
> Alarms

The Active Alarms view displays all of the alarms and

associated conditions currently active on the selected
NE.

6 Are there any standing conditions being reported on the NE?

If YES:
Clear the applicable standing conditions before continuing with this procedure. If needed,
refer to FNC-645-0021-480, Maintenance and Trouble Clearing, Chapter 2, Responding to
Alarms and Conditions. Use local procedures if required. After clearing the standing
conditions, go to Step 7 [p. 4-5].

If NO:
Go to Step 7 [p. 4-5].

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-4 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing T1 (DS1) Facility

7 Retrieve the T1 (DS1) facility parameters.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-T1:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
AID: Expand the MAINSHELF to view the facilities.
T1 AID value (n-m) Highlight the appropriate T1 facility.
n = 3 (interface #) Example: 2-1 (TP_T1)
m = 1...7 (port #) > Entity
ALL
> Properties
Ranging and listing can be used.
Example: The Properties screen appears, listing the assigned
RTRV-T1:FUJITSU:3-2:CTAG; values.
Verify that the values are correct.
Repeat this procedure for each T1 facility.
Note: Refer to Table 4-1 [p. 4-7] for a list of default
T1 (DS1) values.

Close the Properties screen.

8 Are T1 (DS1) facility parameters acceptable?

If YES:
Go to Step 16 [p. 4-10].

If NO:
Go to Step 9 [p. 4-6].

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-5
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing T1 (DS1) Facility

9 Place the T1 (DS1) facility out of service (OOS).

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-T1:TID:AID:CTAG::::OOS; In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab.

Expand the MAINSHELF to view the facilities
AID: currently provisioned on the NE.
T1 AID value (n-m) Highlight the T1 facility to be provisioned.
n = 3 (interface #) Example: 3-2 (TP_T1)
m = 1...7 (port #) > Entity
Ranging and listing can be used. > Operations Dialog
Example:
ED-T1:FUJITSU:3-2:CTAG::::OOS; The Operations screen for the selected T1 facility
opens.
Click the State tab.
In the Command Parameters frame:
Provision the T1 facility OOS, as required.
Click Modify.

Close the Operations screen.

10 Verify that the T1 (DS1) facility service state is provisioned OOS.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-T1:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view:

Highlight the T1 facility that has just been
AID: provisioned.
T1 AID value (n-m) Example: 3-2 (TP_T1)
n = 3 (interface #)
m = 1...7 (port #) > Entity
ALL > Properties View
Ranging and listing can be used.
The Properties screen for the selected T1 facility
Example: opens.
RTRV-T1:FUJITSU:3-2:CTAG; In the Provisioned State field, verify that the
currently assigned value is OOS.
Close the Properties screen.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-6 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing T1 (DS1) Facility

11 Provision the T1 (DS1) facility parameters as necessary.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-T1:TID:AID:CTAG:::KEYWORD=DOMAIN; In the Tree view:

Click the Facilities tab.
AID:
Expand the MAINSHELF to view the facilities
T1 AID value (n-m) currently provisioned on the NE.
n = 3 (interface #) Highlight the T1 facility to be provisioned.
m = 1...7 (port #) Example: 3-2 (TP_T1)
Ranging and listing can be used.
> Entity
KEYWORD=DOMAIN:
> Operations Dialog
Refer to Table 4-1 [p. 4-7].
Example: The Operations screen for the selected T1 facility
ED-T1:FUJITSU:3-2:CTAG:::LBO=D2; opens.
Click the Modify tab.
In Current Values frame, review the currently
assigned values.
In the Command Parameters frame, provision the T1
facility parameters as required. Refer to Table 4-1
[p. 4-7] for values.
Click Modify.
Close the Operations screen.

Table 4-1: T1 (DS1) Keyword and Domain Parameters

Domain
Keyword Description
(Default in Bold)

SINHa Y Inhibit reporting of received alarms. When set to Y, receive alarms

are inhibited, and PM data is invalid. No TCA is generated.

N Allow reporting of received alarms. When set to N, transmit

alarms are always reported.

AISTb ONES AIS is unframed all ones.

ZEROS AIS is unframed all zeros.

AISSDb Y Insert VT AIS code on the detection of LOS or AIS on DS1.

N Do not insert VT AIS code.

LINECDE B8ZS Bipolar with eight-zero substitution

AMI Alternate mark inversion

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-7
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing T1 (DS1) Facility

Table 4-1: T1 (DS1) Keyword and Domain Parameters (Cont.)

Domain
Keyword Description
(Default in Bold)

FMT UNFR Unframed

SF Superframe

DLC16 DLC 16-alarm format

ESF Extended superframe

AUTO Autodetection of frame format enabled

LBO D1 Line buildout, 0...131 ft

D2 131...262 ft

D3 262...393 ft

D4 393...524 ft

D5 524...655 ft

FEPM N Far-end PM disabled

Y Far-end PM enabled

IBLPBK Y Allow remote in-band loopback. Applicable to FDL loopback in

ESF and B8ZS only.

N Do not allow remote in-band loopback.

CKTID NULL Circuit identifier

\”xxxxx\” Circuit identifier; up to 16 alphanumeric ASCII characters

delineated by escaped quotes (\”)

VSTIMER 0...60...2880 Valid signal timer in minutes

a When SINH is set to Y, the facility LED may be lit (indicating receive [Rx] alarms), but no alarms are reported.
b
If AIST=ZEROS, then AISSD=N.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-8 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing T1 (DS1) Facility

12 Verify that the T1 (DS1) facility parameters are acceptable.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-T1:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view:

Highlight the T1 facility that has just been
AID: provisioned.
DS1 AID value (n-m) Example: 3-2 (TP_T1)
n = 3 (interface #)
m = 1...7 (port #) > Entity
ALL > Properties View
Ranging and listing can be used.
The Properties screen for the selected T1 facility
Example: opens.
RTRV-T1:FUJITSU:3-2:CTAG; Review the currently assigned values.
Close the Properties screen.

13 Edit the T1 (DS1) facility from OOS to IS or AINS.

Note: The service state of the T1 facility cannot be changed to IS if frame format (FMT) is provisioned to
AUTO.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-T1:TID:AID:CTAG::::IS; In the Tree view:

Click the Facilities tab.
AID:
In the expanded the MAINSHELF view,
T1 AID value (n-m) highlight the T1 facility.
n = 3 (interface #) Example: 3-2 (TP_T1)
m = 1...7 (port #)
Ranging and listing can be used. > Entity
> Operations Dialog
Example:
ED-T1:FUJITSU:3-2:CTAG::::IS;
The Operations screen for the selected T1 facility
opens.
Click the State tab.
In the Command Parameters frame, provision the T1
facility IS or AINS as required.
Click Modify.
Close the Operations screen.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-9
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing T1 (DS1) Facility

14 Verify that the T1 (DS1) facility service state is provisioned IS or AINS.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-T1:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view:

Highlight the T1 facility that has just been
AID: provisioned IS or AINS.
T1 AID value (n-m) Example: 3-2 (TP_T1)
n = 3 (interface #)
m = 1...7 (port #) > Entity
ALL > Properties View
Ranging and listing can be used.
The Properties screen for the selected T1 facility
Example: opens.
RTRV-T1:FUJITSU:3-2:CTAG; Verify that the Provisioned State is IS or AINS.
Close the Properties screen.

15 Repeat Steps 3 [p. 4-3] and 4 [p. 4-4] to retrieve and clear any alarms and conditions that
might have occurred while performing this procedure. Use local procedures if required. Then
go to Step 16 [p. 4-10].

16 Log off the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

CANC-USER:TID:UID:CTAG; > File

Example: > Exit

CANC-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG;
A confirmation window displays.
Click Yes to confirm.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-10 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing T3 (DS3) Facility

4.3 Editing T3 (DS3) Facility

This procedure lists the steps for editing the T3 (DS3) facility parameters after initial turn-up.
Consider the following when performing this procedure:
■
If the facility is placed in the AINS state, the facility transitions to the IS state only after
the detection of a valid incoming signal, which is sustained the entire period of the
Valid Signal timer. The internal state transition is OOS-AU:FAF/AINS to
OOS-AU:AINS and then to IS-NR.
■
The service state of the T3 facility must be provisioned OOS before the facility can be
edited.
■
The service state of the T3 facility cannot be changed to IS if frame format (FMT) is
provisioned to AUTO.
■ When FMT is provisioned to AUTO, the ADMIN state cannot be changed.
■ Once the detected frame format has been determined and remains stable, the
determined value is recorded in the provisioning database, and the value for FMT,
along with the appropriate database change message, is generated.
■ Once the frame format has been autodetected, FMT must be reprovisioned to AUTO
to enable the frame format autodetection feature.
■ The autoframe format detection, if enabled, is active only when the T3 facility service
state is OOS-AU:FAF&AINS.
■ The T3 traffic is mapped to the STS-1 payload, making the STS-1 available for
cross-connections.
■ When the DS3 facility is OOS or AINS, the system suppresses the alarms for T3 and
its associated user side and network side (STS-1 facility).
Note: Default values shown in bold.

Step Task
1 Verify that the craft interface cable is connected to the NE. If needed, refer to
FNC-645-0021-270, Installation and Turn-Up, Chapter 2.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-11
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing T3 (DS3) Facility

2 Log on the NE.

Note: The user ID and password defaults are ROOT/ROOT. For security reasons, create a new user ID and
password. Refer to FNC-645-0021-272, System Operations, Section 2.2, Provisioning User Security
Management [p. 2-2], for user-security provisioning.

Note: The TID, UID, and PID values used in these procedures are factory default values. Consult your
Network System Administrator for specific TID, UID, and PID values.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ACT-USER:TID:UID:CTAG::PID; Note: Refer to NETSMART 500 practice

FNC-920-0021-D-100, User Guide, for information
TID: about logging on the system.
FUJITSU Initialize the NETSMART 500 program.
(target NE identifier) The NETSMART 500 window opens.
UID: Enter User ID: ROOT (user identifier, 4–10
alphanumeric characters).
ROOT
(user identifier; 4–10 alphanumeric characters) Enter Password: ROOT (private identifier associated
with the UID, 4–10 alphanumeric characters).
PID: Select Connection Mode (either Serial or TCP/IP).
ROOT Verify Connection Settings.
(private identifier associated with UID; 4–10 Select Logon.
alphanumeric characters) A security message appears.
Example:
Click OK.
ACT-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG::ROOT; The security message closes.

3 Retrieve all active alarms currently being reported on the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-ALM-ALL:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Equipment tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
Example: Highlight the System NE.
RTRV-ALM-ALL:FUJITSU::CTAG;
> NE
> Alarms

The Active Alarms view displays all of the alarms and

associated conditions currently active on the selected
NE.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-12 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing T3 (DS3) Facility

4 Are there any active alarms being reported on the NE?

If YES:
Clear all active alarms before continuing with this procedure. If needed, refer to
FNC-645-0021-480, Maintenance and Trouble Clearing, Chapter 2, Responding to Alarms
and Conditions. Use local procedures if required. After clearing the alarms, go to Step 5
[p. 4-13].

If NO:
Go to Step 5 [p. 4-13].

5 Retrieve all standing conditions currently being reported on the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-COND-ALL:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Equipment tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
Example: Highlight the System NE.
RTRV-COND-ALL:FUJITSU::CTAG;
> NE
> Alarms

The Active Alarms view displays all of the alarms and

associated conditions currently active on the selected
NE.

6 Are there any standing conditions being reported on the NE?

If YES:
Clear the applicable standing conditions before continuing with this procedure. If needed,
refer to FNC-645-0021-480, Maintenance and Trouble Clearing, Chapter 2, Responding to
Alarms and Conditions. Use local procedures if required. After clearing the standing
conditions, go to Step 7 [p. 4-14].

If NO:
Go to Step 7 [p. 4-14].

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-13
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing T3 (DS3) Facility

7 Retrieve the T3 (DS3) facility parameters.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-T3:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
AID: Expand the MAINSHELF to view the facilities.
T3 AID value (n-m) Highlight the appropriate T3 facility.
n=4 Example: 4-2 (TP_T3)
m = 1...3 > Entity
ALL
Ranging and listing can be used. > Properties

Example: The Properties screen appears listing the assigned

RTRV-T3:FUJITSU:4-2:CTAG; values.
Verify that the values are correct.
Repeat this procedure for each T3 facility.
Note: Refer to Table 4-2 [p. 4-16] for a list of
default T3 (DS3) values.
Close the Properties Screen.

8 Are T3 (DS3) facility parameters acceptable?

If YES:
Go to Step 16 [p. 4-19].

If NO:
Go to Step 9 [p. 4-15].

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-14 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing T3 (DS3) Facility

9 Place the T3 (DS3) facility out of service (OOS).

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-T3:TID:AID:CTAG::::OOS; In the Tree view:

Click the Facilities tab.
AID:
Expand the MAINSHELF to view the facilities
T3 AID value (n-m) currently provisioned on the NE.
n=4 Highlight the T3 facility to be provisioned.
m = 1...3 Example: 4-2 (TP_T3)
Example:
> Entity
ED-T3:FUJITSU:4-2:CTAG::::OOS;
> Operations Dialog

The Operations screen for the selected T3 facility

opens.
Click the State tab.
In the Command Parameters frame, provision the T3
facility OOS, as required.
Click Modify.
Close the Operations screen.

10 Verify that the T3 (DS3) facility service state is provisioned OOS.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-T3:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, highlight the T3 facility that has just
been provisioned.
AID: Example: 4-2 (TP_T3)
T3 AID value (n-m) > Entity
n=4
m = 1...3 > Properties View
ALL
The Properties screen for the selected T3 facility
Ranging and listing can be used. opens.
Example: In the Provisioned State field, verify that the
RTRV-T3:FUJITSU:4-2:CTAG;
currently assigned value is OOS.
Close the Properties screen.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-15
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing T3 (DS3) Facility

11 Provision the T3 (DS3) facility parameters as necessary.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-T3:TID:AID:CTAG:::KEYWORD=DOMAIN; In the Tree view:

Click the Facilities tab.
AID:
Expand the MAINSHELF to view the facilities
T3 AID value (n-m) currently provisioned on the NE.
n=4 Highlight the T3 facility to be provisioned.
m = 1...3 Example: 4-2 (TP_T3)
Ranging and listing can be used.
> Entity
KEYWORD=DOMAIN:
Refer to Table 4-2 [p. 4-16]. > Operations Dialog

Example: The Operations screen for the selected T3 facility

ED-T3:FUJITSU:4-2:CTAG:::LBO=D2; opens.
Click the Modify tab.
In Current Values frame, review the currently
assigned values.
In the Command Parameters frame, provision the T3
facility parameters, as required. Refer to Table 4-2
[p. 4-16] for values.
Click Modify.
Close the Operations screen.

Table 4-2: T3 (DS3) Keyword and Domain Input Parameters

Domain
Keyword Description
(Default in Bold)

SINHa Y Inhibit reporting of received alarms. When set to Y, receive alarms

are inhibited, and PM data is invalid. No TCA is generated.

N Allow reporting of received alarms. When set to N, transmit

alarms are always reported.

AIST NAS AIS format is North American Standard (NAS).

ONES AIS format is unframed all ones.

PBIT N P-bits are uncorrected

Y P-bits are corrected

FMT ASYNC M23 framed

CBIT C-bit parity format

UNFR Unframed

AUTO Autodetection of frame format enabled

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-16 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing T3 (DS3) Facility

Table 4-2: T3 (DS3) Keyword and Domain Input Parameters (Cont.)

Domain
Keyword Description
(Default in Bold)

XPOL 1 X-bits are set to one for normal condition.

0 X-bits are set to zero for normal condition.

RAI Y Remote alarm indicator enabled

N remote alarm indicator disabled

LBO D1 Line buildout, 0...250 ft

D2 250...450 ft

CKTID NULL Circuit identifier

\”xxxxx\” Circuit identifier; up to 16 alphanumeric ASCII characters

delineated by escaped quotes (\”)

VSTIMER 0...60...2880 Valid signal timer in minutes

a When SINH is set to Y, the facility LED may be lit (indicating receive [Rx] alarms), but no alarms are reported.

12 Verify that the T3 (DS3) facility parameters are acceptable.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-T3:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, highlight the T3 facility that has just
been provisioned.
AID: Example: 4-2 (TP_T3)
T3 AID value (n-m) > Entity
n=4
m = 1...3 > Properties View
ALL
The Properties screen for the selected T3 facility
Ranging and listing can be used. opens.
Example: Review the currently assigned values.
RTRV-T3:FUJITSU:4-2:CTAG; Close the Properties screen.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-17
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing T3 (DS3) Facility

13 Edit the T3 (DS3) facility from OOS to IS or AINS.

Note: The service state of the T3 facility cannot be changed to IS if frame format (FMT) is provisioned to
AUTO.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-T3:TID:AID:CTAG::::IS; In the Tree view:

Click the Facilities tab.
AID:
In the expanded the MAINSHELF view,
T3 AID value (n-m) highlight the T3 facility.
n=4 Example: 4-2 (TP_T3)
m = 1...3
Ranging and listing can be used. > Entity

Example: > Operations Dialog

ED-T1:FUJITSU:4-2:CTAG::::IS;
The Operations screen for the selected T3 facility
opens.
Click the State tab.
In the Command Parameters frame, provision the T3
facility IS or AINS, as required.
Click Modify.
Close the Operations screen.

14 Verify that the T3 (DS3) facility service state is provisioned IS or AINS.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-T1:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, highlight the T3 facility that has just
been provisioned IS or AINS.
AID: Example: 4-2 (TP_T3)
T3 AID value (n-m) > Entity
n = 3 (interface #)
> Properties View
m = 1...7 (port #)
ALL The Properties screen for the selected T3 facility
Ranging and listing can be used. opens.
Verify that the Provisioned State is IS or AINS.
Example:
RTRV-T1:FUJITSU:4-2:CTAG;
Close the Properties screen.

15 Repeat Steps 3 [p. 4-12] and 4 [p. 4-13] to retrieve and clear any alarms and conditions that
might have occurred while performing this procedure. Use local procedures if required. Then
go to Step 16 [p. 4-19].

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-18 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing T3 (DS3) Facility

16 Log off the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

CANC-USER:TID:UID:CTAG; > File

Example: > Exit

CANC-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG;
A confirmation window displays.
Click Yes to confirm.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-19
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 Facility

4.4 Editing OC-3 Facility

This procedure includes the following subprocedures:

NO. SUBPROCEDURE PAGE

4.4.1 Editing OC-3 Facility, Unprotected Configuration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-20

4.4.2 Editing OC-3 Facility, Protected Configuration (Terminal) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-28

4.4.3 Editing OC-3 Facility, Protected UPSR Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-37

4.4.1 Editing OC-3 Facility, Unprotected Configuration

This procedure lists the steps for editing the OC-3 facility parameters in an unprotected
REM1-C701 or REM1-C031 configuration after initial turn-up. For unidirectional
path-switched ring (UPSR) configurations, go to Section 4.4.2 [p. 4-28].

CAUTION:
Perform this procedure during periods of light traffic or during the predefined maintenance
window because it may cause the system to drop traffic.

The OC-3 facility can only be placed in the AINS service state from the OOS service state.

Note: Default values are shown in bold.

Step Task
1 Verify that the craft interface cable is connected to the NE. If needed, refer to
FNC-645-0021-270, Installation and Turn-Up, Chapter 2.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-20 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 Facility

2 Log on the NE.

Note: The user ID and password defaults are ROOT/ROOT. For security reasons, create a new user ID and
password. Refer to FNC-645-0021-272, System Operations, Section 2.2, Provisioning User Security
Management [p. 2-2], for user-security provisioning.

Note: The TID, UID, and PID values used in these procedures are factory default values. Consult your
Network System Administrator for specific TID, UID, and PID values.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ACT-USER:TID:UID:CTAG::PID; Note: Refer to NETSMART 500 practice

FNC-920-0021-D-100, User Guide, for information
TID: about logging on the system.
FUJITSU Initialize the NETSMART 500 program.
(target NE identifier) The NETSMART 500 window opens.
UID: Enter User ID: ROOT (user identifier, 4–10
alphanumeric characters).
ROOT
(user identifier; 4–10 alphanumeric characters) Enter Password: ROOT (private identifier associated
with the UID, 4–10 alphanumeric characters).
PID: Select Connection Mode (either Serial or TCP/IP).
ROOT Verify Connection Settings.
(private identifier associated with UID; 4–10 Select Logon.
alphanumeric characters) A security message appears.
Example:
Click OK.
ACT-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG::ROOT; The security message closes.

3 Retrieve all active alarms currently being reported on the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-ALM-ALL:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Equipment tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
Example: Highlight the System NE.
RTRV-ALM-ALL:FUJITSU::CTAG;
> NE
> Alarms

The Active Alarms view displays all of the alarms and

associated conditions currently active on the selected
NE.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-21
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 Facility

4 Are there any active alarms being reported on the NE?

If YES:
Clear all active alarms before continuing with this procedure. If needed, refer to
FNC-645-0021-480, Maintenance and Trouble Clearing, Chapter 2, Responding to Alarms
and Conditions. Use local procedures if required. After clearing the alarms, go to Step 5
[p. 4-22].

If NO:
Go to Step 5 [p. 4-22].

5 Retrieve all standing conditions currently being reported on the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-COND-ALL:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Equipment tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
Example: Highlight the System NE.
RTRV-COND-ALL:FUJITSU::CTAG;
> NE
> Alarms

The Active Alarms view displays all of the alarms and

associated conditions currently active on the selected
NE.

6 Are there any standing conditions being reported on the NE?

If YES:
Clear the applicable standing conditions before continuing with this procedure. If needed,
refer to FNC-645-0021-480, Maintenance and Trouble Clearing, Chapter 2, Responding to
Alarms and Conditions. Use local procedures if required. After clearing the standing
conditions, go to Step 7 [p. 4-23].

If NO:
Go to Step 7 [p. 4-23].

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-22 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 Facility

7 Verify that the OC-3 facility parameters are acceptable.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
AID: Expand the MAINSHELF to view the facilities.
OC-3 AID value (n-m) Highlight the appropriate OC-3 facility.
n = 1, 2 (interface #) Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
m = 1 (port #) > Entity
ALL
Ranging and listing can be used. > Properties

Example: The Properties screen for the selected OC-3 facility

RTRV-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG; opens.
Verify the parameters.
Close the Properties screen.

8 Are the OC-3 facility parameters acceptable?

If YES:
Go to Step 16 [p. 4-27].

If NO:
Go to Step 9 [p. 4-23].

9 Edit the OC-3 facility service state from IS or AINS to OOS.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG::::OOS; In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
AID: Expand the MAINSHELF to view the facilities.
OC-3 AID value (n-m) Highlight the appropriate OC-3 facility.
n = 1, 2 (interface #) Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
m = 1 (port #)
Ranging and listing can be used. > Entity
> Operations Dialog
Example:
ED-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG::::OOS;
The Operation screen appears.
Select the Protection tab from the operations group
of tabs.
Select the Operate tab.
Select the switch condition from the drop-down list.
Click Operate.
Close the Operations screen.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-23
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 Facility

10 Verify that the OC-3 facility service state is provisioned OOS.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
AID: Expand the MAINSHELF to view the facilities.
OC-3 AID value (n-m) Highlight the appropriate OC-3 facility.
n = 1, 2 (interface #) Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
m = 1 (port #) > Entity
ALL
> Properties
Ranging and listing can be used.
Example: The Properties screen for the selected OC-3 facility
RTRV-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG; opens.
Verify that the STATE parameter value is OOS.
Close the Properties screen.

11 Edit the OC-3 facility parameters as necessary.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG::: In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab, and highlight
KEYWORD=DOMAIN; the appropriate OC-3 facility.
Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
AID:
OC-3 AID value (n-m) > Entity
n = 1, 2 (interface #) > Operations Dialog
m = 1 (port #)
Ranging and listing can be used. The Operations screen for the selected OC-3 facility
opens.
KEYWORD=DOMAIN: In the Command Parameters frame, change the
Refer to Table 4-3 [p. 4-24]. parameters as necessary.
Close the Operations screen.
Example:
ED-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG:::
VSTIMER=1500;

Table 4-3: OC-3 Keyword and Domain Parameters

Domain
Keyword Description
(Default in Bold)
SINHa Y Inhibit reporting of received alarms. When set to Y, receive alarms
are inhibited, and PM data is invalid. No TCA is generated.

N Allow reporting of received alarms. When set to N, transmit

alarms are always reported.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-24 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 Facility

Table 4-3: OC-3 Keyword and Domain Parameters (Cont.)

Domain
Keyword Description
(Default in Bold)
OSYNCMSG Y Output sync message, and transmit quality level out.

N Transmit “don’t use for sync” (DUS).

ISYNCMSG Y Expect quality level on incoming OC-3 facility.

N Assume quality level = STU, and ignore received quality level.

FEPM Y Far-end PM enabled

N Far-end PM disabled

BERSDL –10...–6 Bit error rate signal degrade–line (BERSD-L) monitoring value

BERSFL –5...–3 BERSF-L monitoring value

VSTIMER 0...2880 Valid signal timer in minutes

CKTID NULL Circuit identifier

\”xxxxx\” Circuit identifier of up to 16 characters delineated by escape

quotes (\”)
a
When SINH is set to yes, the facility LED may be lit (indicating receive [Rx] alarms), but no alarms are reported.

12 Verify that the OC-3 facility parameters are acceptable.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab, and highlight
the appropriate OC-3 facility.
AID: Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
OC-3 AID value (n-m)
n = 1, 2 (interface #) > Entity
m = 1 (port #) > Properties View
ALL
Ranging and listing can be used. The Properties screen for the selected OC-3 facility
opens.
Example: In the Current Values frame, verify parameter values
RTRV-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG; are correct.
Close the Properties screen.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-25
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 Facility

13 Edit the OC-3 facility from OOS to IS or AINS.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG::::IS; In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab, and highlight
the appropriate OC-3 facility.
AID: Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
OC-3 AID value (n-m)
n = 1, 2 (interface #) > Entity
m = 1 (port #) > Operations Dialog
Ranging and listing can be used.
The Operations screen for the selected OC-3 facility
Example: opens.
ED-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG::::IS; Click the State tab.
In the Command Parameters frame, edit the STATE
parameter value is IS.
Close the Operations screen.

14 Verify that the OC-3 facility service state is provisioned IS or AINS.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab, and highlight
the appropriate OC-3 facility.
AID: Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
OC-3 AID value (1-1 only)
n = 1, 2 (interface #) > Entity
m = 1 (port #) > Properties View
Corresponding STS1/VT1:
STS1 = 1-1...1-3 The Properties screen for the selected OC-3 facility
opens.
VT1 = 1-1-1-1...1-1-2-3
Verify that the STATE parameter value is IS.
ALL
Close the Properties screen.
Ranging and listing can be used.
Example:
RTRV-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG;

15 Repeat Steps 3 [p. 4-21] and 4 [p. 4-22] to retrieve and clear any alarms and conditions that
might have occurred while performing this procedure. Use local procedures if required. Then
go to Step 16 [p. 4-27].

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-26 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 Facility

16 Log off the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

CANC-USER:TID:UID:CTAG; > File

Example: > Exit

CANC-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG;
A confirmation window displays.
Click Yes to confirm.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-27
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 Facility

4.4.2 Editing OC-3 Facility, Protected Configuration (Terminal)

This procedure lists the steps for editing the OC-3 facility parameters in a protected
REM1-C702, REM1-C704 or REM1-C032, REM1-CO34 configuration after initial
turn-up.

WARNING:
The OC-3 facility to be edited must be the standby facility. If editing is performed on the
active OC-3 facility (which is associated with the SDCC), the SDCC communication is lost.

The OC-3 facility can only be placed in the AINS service state from the OOS service state.

Note: Default values are shown in bold.

Step Task
1 Verify that the craft interface cable is connected to the NE. If needed, refer to
FNC-645-0021-270, Installation and Turn-Up, Chapter 2.

2 Log on the NE.

Note: The user ID and password defaults are ROOT/ROOT. For security reasons, create a new user ID and
password. Refer to FNC-645-0021-272, System Operations, Section 2.2, Provisioning User Security
Management [p. 2-2], for user-security provisioning.

Note: The TID, UID, and PID values used in these procedures are factory default values. Consult your
Network System Administrator for specific TID, UID, and PID values.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ACT-USER:TID:UID:CTAG::PID; Note: Refer to NETSMART 500 practice

FNC-920-0021-D-100, User Guide, for information
TID: about logging on the system.
FUJITSU Initialize the NETSMART 500 program.
(target NE identifier) The NETSMART 500 window opens.
UID: Enter User ID: ROOT (user identifier, 4–10
alphanumeric characters).
ROOT
(user identifier; 4–10 alphanumeric characters) Enter Password: ROOT (private identifier associated
with the UID, 4–10 alphanumeric characters).
PID: Select Connection Mode (either Serial or TCP/IP).
ROOT Verify Connection Settings.
(private identifier associated with UID; 4–10 Select Logon.
alphanumeric characters) A security message appears.
Example:
Click OK.
ACT-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG::ROOT; The security message closes.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-28 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 Facility

3 Retrieve all active alarms currently being reported on the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-ALM-ALL:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Equipment tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
Example: Highlight the System NE.
RTRV-ALM-ALL:FUJITSU::CTAG;
> NE
> Alarms

The Active Alarms view displays all of the alarms and

associated conditions currently active on the selected
NE.

4 Are there any active alarms being reported on the NE?

If YES:
Clear all active alarms before continuing with this procedure. If needed, refer to
FNC-645-0021-480, Maintenance and Trouble Clearing, Chapter 2, Responding to Alarms
and Conditions. Use local procedures if required. After clearing the alarms, go to Step 5
[p. 4-29].

If NO:
Go to Step 5 [p. 4-29].

5 Retrieve all standing conditions currently being reported on the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-COND-ALL:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Equipment tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
Example: Highlight the System NE.
RTRV-COND-ALL:FUJITSU::CTAG;
> NE
> Alarms

The Active Alarms view displays all of the alarms and

associated conditions currently active on the selected
NE.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-29
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 Facility

6 Are there any standing conditions being reported on the NE?

If YES:
Clear the applicable standing conditions before continuing with this procedure. If needed,
refer to FNC-645-0021-480, Maintenance and Trouble Clearing, Chapter 2, Responding to
Alarms and Conditions. Use local procedures if required. After clearing the standing
conditions, go to Step 7 [p. 4-30].

If NO:
Go to Step 7 [p. 4-30].

7 Verify that the OC-3 facility parameters are acceptable.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
AID: Expand the MAINSHELF to view the facilities.
OC-3 AID value (n-m) Highlight the appropriate OC-3 facility.
n = 1, 2 (interface #) Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
m = 1 (port #) > Entity
ALL
> Properties
Ranging and listing can be used.
Example: The Properties screen for the selected OC-3 facility
RTRV-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG; opens.
Verify the parameters.
Close the Properties screen.

8 Are the OC-3 facility parameters acceptable?

If YES:
Go to Step 21 [p. 4-36].

If NO:
Go to Step 9 [p. 4-31].

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-30 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 Facility

9 Verify that the OC-3 facility being edited is the standby facility.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
AID: Expand the MAINSHELF to view the facilities.
OC-3 AID value (n-m) Highlight the appropriate OC-3 facility.
n = 1, 2 (interface #) Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
m = 1 (port #) > Entity
ALL
> Properties
Ranging and listing can be used.
Example: The Properties screen for the selected OC-3 facility
RTRV-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG; opens.
Verify that the state of the OC-3 is STBY.
Close the Properties screen.

10 Is the OC-3 facility to be edited the standby facility?

If YES:
Go to Step 13 [p. 4-32].

If NO:
Go to Step 11 [p. 4-31].

11 Perform a manual protection switch on the OC-3 facility to be edited.

TL1 NETSMART 500

OPR-PROTNSW-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG::SWC; In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab.

Highlight the OC-3 facility on which the protection
AID: switch is to be performed.
OC-3 AID value (n-m) > Entity
n = 1, 2 (interface #)
> Operations Dialog
m = 1 (port #)
Ranging and listing can be used. The Operation screen appears.
SWC: Click the Protection tab from the operations group of
tabs.
MAN
Click the Operate tab.
Example: Select the switch condition from the drop-down list.
OPR-PROTNSW-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG:: Click Operate.
MAN; Click Yes in the pop-up window to initialize the
action.
Close the Operations screen.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-31
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 Facility

12 Verify that the OC-3 facility being edited is the standby facility.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
AID: Expand the MAINSHELF to view the facilities.
OC-3 AID value (n-m) Highlight the appropriate OC-3 facility.
n = 1, 2 (interface #) Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
m = 1 (port #) > Entity
ALL
> Properties
Ranging and listing can be used.
Example: The Properties screen for the selected OC-3 facility
RTRV-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG; opens.
Verify that the OC-3 parameter state is STBY.
Close the Properties screen.

13 Edit the OC-3 facility service state from IS or AINS to OOS.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG::::OOS; In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
AID: Expand the MAINSHELF to view the facilities.
OC-3 AID value (n-m) Highlight the appropriate OC-3 facility.
n = 1, 2 (interface #) Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
m = 1 (port #)
Ranging and listing can be used. > Entity
> Operations Dialog
Example:
ED-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG::::OOS;
The Operations screen for the selected OC-3 facility
opens.
In the Current Values frame, verify the
parameters.
In the Command Parameters frame, change the
state of the OC-3 facility to OOS.

Close the Operations screen.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-32 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 Facility

14 Verify that the OC-3 facility service state is provisioned OOS.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
AID: Expand the MAINSHELF to view the facilities.
OC-3 AID value (n-m) Highlight the appropriate OC-3 facility.
n = 1, 2 (interface #) Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
m = 1 (port #) > Entity
ALL
> Properties
Ranging and listing can be used.
Example: The Properties screen for the selected OC-3 facility
RTRV-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG; opens.
Verify that the STATE parameter value is OOS.
Close the Properties screen.

15 Edit the OC-3 facility parameters as necessary.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG::: In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab, and highlight
KEYWORD=DOMAIN; the appropriate OC-3 facility.
Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
AID:
OC-3 AID value (n-m) > Entity
n = 1, 2 (interface #) > Operations Dialog
m = 1 (port #)
Ranging and listing can be used. The Operations screen for the selected OC-3 facility
opens.
KEYWORD=DOMAIN: In the Current Parameters frame, change the
Refer to Table 4-4 [p. 4-33]. parameters as necessary.
Close the Operations screen.
Example:
ED-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG:::
VSTIMER=1500;

Table 4-4: OC-3 Keyword and Domain Parameters

Domain
Keyword Description
(Default in Bold)
SINHa Y Inhibit reporting of received alarms. When set to Y, receive alarms
inhibited and PM data invalid. No TCA is generated.

N Allow reporting of received alarms. When set to N, transmit

alarms are always reported.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-33
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 Facility

Table 4-4: OC-3 Keyword and Domain Parameters (Cont.)

Domain
Keyword Description
(Default in Bold)
OSYNCMSG Y Output sync message, and transmit quality level out.

N Transmit “don’t use for sync” (DUS).

ISYNCMSG Y Expect quality level on incoming OC-3 facility.

N Assume quality level = STU, and ignore received quality level.

FEPM Y Far-end PM enabled

N Far-end PM disabled

BERSDL –10...–6 BERSD-L monitoring value

BERSFL –5...–3 BERSF-L monitoring value

VSTIMER 0...2880 Valid signal timer in minutes

CKTID NULL Circuit identifier

\”xxxxx\” Circuit identifier of up to 16 characters delineated by escape

quotes (\”)
a
When SINH is set to yes, the facility LED may be lit (indicating receive [Rx] alarms), but no alarms are reported.

16 Verify that the OC-3 facility parameters are acceptable.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view:

Click the Facilities tab.
AID:
Highlight the appropriate OC-3 facility.
OC-3 AID value (n-m) Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
n = 1, 2 (interface #)
m = 1 (port #) > Entity
ALL > Properties View
Ranging and listing can be used.
The Properties screen for the selected OC-3 facility
Example: opens.
RTRV-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG;
Verify parameter values are correct.
Close the Properties screen.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-34 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 Facility

17 Edit the OC-3 facility from OOS to IS or AINS.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG::::IS; In the Tree view:

Click the Facilities tab.
AID:
Highlight the appropriate OC-3 facility.
OC-3 AID value (n-m) Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
n = 1, 2 (interface #)
m = 1 (port #) > Entity
Ranging and listing can be used. > Operations Dialog
Example:
ED-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG::::IS; Select the STATE tab.
The Operations screen for the selected OC-3 facility
opens.
In the Command Parameters frame, edit the STATE
parameter value to IS.
Close the Operations screen.

18 Verify that the OC-3 facility service state is provisioned IS or AINS.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view:

Click the Facilities tab.
AID:
Highlight the appropriate OC-3 facility.
OC-3 AID value (1-1 only) Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
n = 1, 2 (interface #)
m = 1 (port #) > Entity
ALL > Properties View
Ranging and listing can be used.
The Properties screen for the selected OC-3 facility
Example: opens.
RTRV-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG;
Verify that the STATE parameter value is IS.
Close the Properties screen.

19 If needed, perform a manual protection switch on the OC-3 facility that was placed in
standby in Step 11 [p. 4-31].

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-35
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 Facility

CAUTION:
Switching traffic can cause a momentary hit of 50 ms or less.

The AID specified is the facility to be switched away from.

TL1 NETSMART 500

OPR-PROTNSW-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG:SWC; In the Tree view:

Click the Facilities tab.
AID:
Highlight the OC-3 facility on which the
OC-3 AID value (n-m) protection switch is to be performed.
n = 1, 2 (interface #) Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
m = 1 (port #)
> Entity
SWC:
> Operations Dialog
MAN
Example: The Operation screen appears.
OPR-PROTNSW-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1: Select the Protection tab from the operations group
CTAG:MAN; of tabs.
Select the Operate tab.
Select MAN from the drop-down menu.
Click Operate.
Close the Operations screen.

20 Repeat Steps 3 [p. 4-29] and 4 [p. 4-29] to retrieve and clear any alarms and conditions that
might have occurred while performing this procedure. Use local procedures if required. Then
go to Step 21 [p. 4-36].

21 Log off the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

CANC-USER:TID:UID:CTAG; > File

Example: > Exit

CANC-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG;
A confirmation window displays.
Click Yes to confirm.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-36 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 Facility

4.4.3 Editing OC-3 Facility, Protected UPSR Configuration

This procedure lists the steps for editing the OC-3 facility parameters in an UPSR
configuration after initial turn-up. This procedure applies to REM1-C702, REM1-C704 or
REM1-C032, REM1-CO34 configurations.

WARNING:
The OC-3 facility to be edited must be the standby facility.

The OC-3 facility can only be placed in the AINS service state from the OOS service state.

Note: Default values are shown in bold.

Step Task
1 Verify that the craft interface cable is connected to the NE. If needed, refer to
FNC-645-0021-270, Installation and Turn-Up, Chapter 2.

2 Log on the NE.

Note: The user ID and password defaults are ROOT/ROOT. For security reasons, create a new user ID and
password. Refer to FNC-645-0021-272, System Operations, Section 2.2, Provisioning User Security
Management [p. 2-2], for user-security provisioning.

Note: The TID, UID, and PID values used in these procedures are factory default values. Consult your
Network System Administrator for specific TID, UID, and PID values.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ACT-USER:TID:UID:CTAG::PID; Note: Refer to NETSMART 500 practice

FNC-920-0021-D-100, User Guide, for information
TID: about logging on the system.
FUJITSU Initialize the NETSMART 500 program.
(target NE identifier) The NETSMART 500 window opens.
UID: Enter User ID: ROOT (user identifier, 4–10
alphanumeric characters).
ROOT
(user identifier; 4–10 alphanumeric characters) Enter Password: ROOT (private identifier associated
with the UID, 4–10 alphanumeric characters).
PID: Select Connection Mode (either Serial or TCP/IP).
ROOT Verify Connection Settings.
(private identifier associated with UID; 4–10 Select Logon.
alphanumeric characters) A security message appears.
Example:
Click OK.
ACT-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG::ROOT; The security message closes.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-37
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 Facility

3 Retrieve all active alarms currently being reported on the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-ALM-ALL:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Equipment tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
Example: Highlight the System NE.
RTRV-ALM-ALL:FUJITSU::CTAG;
> NE
> Alarms

The Active Alarms view displays all of the alarms and

associated conditions currently active on the selected
NE.

4 Are there any active alarms being reported on the NE?

If YES:
Clear all active alarms before continuing with this procedure. If needed, refer to
FNC-645-0021-480, Maintenance and Trouble Clearing, Chapter 2, Responding to Alarms
and Conditions. Use local procedures if required. After clearing the alarms, go to Step 5
[p. 4-38].

If NO:
Go to Step 5 [p. 4-38].

5 Retrieve all standing conditions currently being reported on the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-COND-ALL:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Equipment tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
Example: Highlight the System NE.
RTRV-COND-ALL:FUJITSU::CTAG;
> NE
> Alarms

The Active Alarms view displays all of the alarms and

associated conditions currently active on the selected
NE.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-38 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 Facility

6 Are there any standing conditions being reported on the NE?

If YES:
Clear the applicable standing conditions before continuing with this procedure. If needed,
refer to FNC-645-0021-480, Maintenance and Trouble Clearing, Chapter 2, Responding to
Alarms and Conditions. Use local procedures if required. After clearing the standing
conditions, go to Step 7 [p. 4-39].

If NO:
Go to Step 7 [p. 4-39].

7 Verify that the OC-3 facility parameters are acceptable.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
AID: Expand the MAINSHELF to view the facilities.
OC-3 AID value (n-m) Highlight the appropriate OC-3 facility.
n = 1, 2 (interface #) Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
m = 1 (port #) > Entity
ALL
> Properties
Ranging and listing can be used.
Example: The Properties screen for the selected OC-3 facility
RTRV-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG; opens.
Verify the parameters.
Close the Properties screen.

8 Are the OC-3 facility parameters acceptable?

If YES:
Go to Step 24 [p. 4-47].

If NO:
Go to Step 9 [p. 4-40].

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-39
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 Facility

9 Determine whether STS-1 cross-connects exist on the OC-3 facility.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-CRS-STS1:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, select the Cross Connect tab.

Expand the cross-connect list.
Example: The cross-connect associated with NE are listed.
RTRV-CRS-STS1:FUJITSU::CTAG;
Example: 1-1, 4-1 (XC-STS1)
Select the cross-connect entity.
> Entity
> Properties View

The properties screen opens.

Verify the cross-connect properties.
Close the properties screen.

10 Do STS-1 cross-connects exist on the OC-3 facility?

Note: Disregard all STS1 pass through cross-connects.

If YES:
Go to Step 11 [p. 4-40].

If NO:
Go to Step 13 [p. 4-42].

11 Perform a manual protection switch away from the OC-3 facility.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-40 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 Facility

CAUTION:
Protection switching can cause a momentary hit of 50 ms or less.

TL1 NETSMART 500

OPR-PROTNSW-STS1:TID:AID:CTAG:SC; In Tree View, select the Facilities tab.

Highlight the facility on which the protection switch
STS1 AID value (n-m) is to be performed.
n = 1, 2 (slot #) Example: 1-1 (TP_STS1)
m = 1, 2, 3 (time slot #) > Entity
SC: > Operations Dialog
MAN
The Operation screen appears.
Example: Select the Protection tab from the operations group
OPR-PROTNSW-STS1:FUJITSU:1-2: of tabs.
CTAG::MAN; Select the Operate tab.
Select the switch condition from the drop-down list.
Click Operate.
Close the Operations screen.

12 Verify that the manual switch away from the STS-1 facility was successful.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-CRS-STS1:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, select the Cross Connect tab.

Expand the cross-connect list.
Example: The cross-connect associated with NE are listed.
RTRV-CRS-STS1:FUJITSU::CTAG;
Example: 1-1, 4-1 (XC-STS1)
Select the cross-connect entity.
> Entity
> Properties View

The properties screen opens.

Verify the cross-connect properties.
Close the properties screen.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-41
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 Facility

13 Determine if VT1.5 cross-connects exist on the OC-3 facility.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-CRS-VT1:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, select the Cross Connect tab.

Expand the cross-connect list.
Example: The cross-connect associated with NE are listed.
RTRV-CRS-VT1:FUJITSU::CTAG;
Example: 1-1-1-1, 3-1-1-1 (XC-VT1)
Select the cross-connect entity.
> Entity
> Properties View

The properties screen opens.

Verify the cross-connect properties.
Close the properties screen.

14 Do VT1.5 cross-connects exist on the OC-3 facility?

Note: Disregard all VT1.5 pass-through cross-connects.

If YES:
Go to Step 15 [p. 4-42].

If NO:
Go to Step 16 [p. 4-43].

15 Perform a manual protection switch away from the OC-3 facility.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-42 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 Facility

CAUTION:
Protection switching can cause a momentary hit of 50 ms or less.

TL1 NETSMART 500

OPR-PROTNSW-VT1:TID:AID:CTAG:SC; In the Tree view, click the Cross Connects tab.

Expand the MAINSHELF.
AID: n-m-x-y Expand the VT1 Cross Connect (TP_VT1)
n = 1, 2 (slot #) Highlight the facility on which the protection switch
m = 1...3 (time slot #) (with OC-3 line is to be performed.
unit) Example: 1-1-3-3 (TP_VT1)
x = 1...7 (VTG #) > Entity
y = 1...4 (VT #)
> Operations Dialog
SC:
MAN The Operation screen appears.
Select the Protection tab from the operations group
Example: of tabs.
OPR-PROTNSW-VT1:FUJITSU:1-1-3-3: Select the Operate tab.
CTAG:MAN; Select the switch condition from the drop-down list.
Click Operate.
Close the Operations screen.

16 Verify the manual switch away from the VT1.5 facility was successful.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-CRS-VT1:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, select the Cross Connect tab.

Expand the cross-connect list.
AID: n-m-x-y The cross-connect associated with NE are listed.
n = 1, 2 (slot #) Example: 1-1-1-1, 3-1-1-1 (XC-VT1)
m = 1...3 (time slot #) (with OC-3 line Select the cross-connect entity.
unit)
> Entity
x = 1...7 (VTG #)
y = 1...4 (VT #) > Properties View

Example: The properties screen opens.

RTRV-CRS-VT1:FUJITSU:1-1-3-3: Verify the cross-connect properties.
CTAG:MAN; Close the properties screen.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-43
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 Facility

17 Edit the OC-3 facility service state from IS or AINS to OOS.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG::::OOS; In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
AID: Expand the MAINSHELF to view the facilities.
OC-3 AID value (n-m) Highlight the appropriate OC-3 facility.
n = 1, 2 (interface #) Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
m = 1 (port #)
Ranging and listing can be used. > Entity
> Operations Dialog
Example:
ED-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG::::OOS;
The Operations screen for the selected OC-3 facility
opens.
Click the State Tab.
Select Out Of Service (ED:OOS) from the pull down
menu.
Click Modify.
Click Yes.
Close the Operations screen.

18 Verify that the OC-3 facility service state is provisioned OOS.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
AID: Expand the MAINSHELF to view the facilities.
OC-3 AID value (n-m) Highlight the appropriate OC-3 facility.
n = 1, 2 (interface #) Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
m = 1 (port #) > Entity
ALL
> Properties
Ranging and listing can be used.
Example: The Properties screen for the selected OC-3 facility
RTRV-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG; opens.
Verify that the STATE parameter value is OOS.
Close the Properties screen.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-44 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 Facility

19 Edit the OC-3 facility parameters as necessary.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG::: In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab, and highlight
KEYWORD=DOMAIN; the appropriate OC-3 facility.
Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
AID:
OC-3 AID value (n-m) > Entity
n = 1, 2 (interface #) > Operations Dialog
m = 1 (port #)
Ranging and listing can be used. The Operations screen for the selected OC-3 facility
opens.
KEYWORD=DOMAIN: Select the Modify tab.
Refer to Table 4-5 [p. 4-45]. In the Command Parameters frame, select and
change the parameters as necessary.
Example: Click Modify.
ED-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG:::
Close the Operations screen.
VSTIMER=1500;

Table 4-5: OC-3 Keyword and Domain Parameters

Domain
Keyword Description
(Default in Bold)
SINHa Y Inhibit reporting of received alarms. When set to Y, receive alarms
inhibited and PM data invalid. No TCA is generated.

N Allow reporting of received alarms. When set to N, transmit alarms

are always reported.

OSYNCMSG Y Output sync message, and transmit quality level out.

N Transmit “don’t use for sync” (DUS).

ISYNCMSG Y Expect quality level on incoming OC-3 facility.

N Assume quality level = STU, and ignore received quality level.

FEPM Y Far-end PM enabled

N Far-end PM disabled

BERSDL –10...–6 BERSD-L monitoring value

BERSFL –5...–3 BERSF-L monitoring value

VSTIMER 0...2880 Valid signal timer in minutes

CKTID NULL Circuit identifier

\”xxxxx\” Circuit identifier of up to 16 characters delineated by escape quotes

(\”)
a When SINH is set to yes, the facility LED may be lit (indicating receive [Rx] alarms), but no alarms are reported.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-45
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 Facility

20 Verify that the OC-3 facility parameters are acceptable.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view:

Click the Facilities tab.
AID:
Highlight the appropriate OC-3 facility.
OC-3 AID value (n-m) Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
n = 1, 2 (interface #)
m = 1 (port #) > Entity
ALL > Properties View
Ranging and listing can be used.
The Properties screen for the selected OC-3 facility
Example: opens.
RTRV-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG;
Verify parameter values are correct.
Close the Properties screen.

21 Edit the OC-3 facility from OOS to IS or AINS.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG::::IS; In the Tree view:

Click the Facilities tab.
AID:
Highlight the appropriate OC-3 facility.
OC-3 AID value (n-m) Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
n = 1, 2 (interface #)
m = 1 (port #) > Entity
Ranging and listing can be used. > Operations Dialog
Example:
ED-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG::::IS; Select the STATE tab.
The Operations screen for the selected OC-3 facility
opens.
In the Command Parameters frame, select in service
(ED:15) from the pull-down menu.
Click Modify.
Close the Operations screen.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-46 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 Facility

22 Verify that the OC-3 facility service state is provisioned IS or AINS.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view:

Click the Facilities tab.
AID:
Highlight the appropriate OC-3 facility.
OC-3 AID value (1-1 only) Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
n = 1, 2 (interface #)
m = 1 (port #) > Entity
ALL > Properties View
Ranging and listing can be used.
The Properties screen for the selected OC-3 facility
Example: opens.
RTRV-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG;
Verify that the STATE parameter value is IS.
Close the Properties screen.

23 Repeat Steps 3 [p. 4-38] and 4 [p. 4-38] to retrieve and clear any alarms and conditions that
might have occurred while performing this procedure. Use local procedures if required. Then
go to Step 24 [p. 4-47].

24 Log off the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

CANC-USER:TID:UID:CTAG; > File

Example: > Exit

CANC-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG;
A confirmation window displays.
Click Yes to confirm.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-47
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 FFP Group Facility

4.5 Editing OC-3 FFP Group Facility

This procedure lists the steps for editing the OC-3 fiber facility protection (FFP) group
facility parameters after initial system turn-up.

Step Task
1 Log on the NE.

Note: The user ID and password defaults are ROOT/ROOT. For security reasons, create a new user ID and
password. Refer to FNC-645-0021-272, System Operations, Section 2.2, Provisioning User Security
Management [p. 2-2], for user-security provisioning.

Note: The TID, UID, and PID values used in these procedures are factory default values. Consult your
Network System Administrator for specific TID, UID, and PID values.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ACT-USER:TID:UID:CTAG::PID; Note: Refer to NETSMART 500 practice

FNC-920-0021-D-100, User Guide, for information
TID: about logging on the system.
FUJITSU Initialize the NETSMART 500 program.
(target NE identifier) The NETSMART 500 window opens.
UID: Enter User ID: ROOT (user identifier, 4–10
alphanumeric characters).
ROOT
(user identifier; 4–10 alphanumeric characters) Enter Password: ROOT (private identifier associated
with the UID, 4–10 alphanumeric characters).
PID: Select Connection Mode (either Serial or TCP/IP).
ROOT Verify Connection Settings.
(private identifier associated with UID; 4–10 Select Logon.
alphanumeric characters) A security message appears.
Example:
Click OK.
ACT-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG::ROOT; The security message closes.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-48 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 FFP Group Facility

2 Retrieve all active alarms currently being reported on the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-ALM-ALL:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Equipment tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
Example: Highlight the System NE.
RTRV-ALM-ALL:FUJITSU::CTAG;
> NE
> Alarms

The Active Alarms view displays all of the alarms and

associated conditions currently active on the selected
NE.

3 Are there any active alarms being reported on the NE?

If YES:
Clear all active alarms before continuing with this procedure. If needed, refer to
FNC-645-0021-480, Maintenance and Trouble Clearing, Chapter 2, Responding to Alarms
and Conditions. Use local procedures if required. After clearing the alarms, go to Step 4
[p. 4-49].

If NO:
Go to Step 4 [p. 4-49].

4 Retrieve all standing conditions currently being reported on the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-COND-ALL:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Equipment tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
Example: Highlight the System NE.
RTRV-COND-ALL:FUJITSU::CTAG;
> NE
> Alarms

The Active Alarms view displays all of the alarms and

associated conditions currently active on the selected
NE.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-49
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 FFP Group Facility

5 Are there any standing conditions being reported on the NE?

If YES:
Clear the applicable standing conditions before continuing with this procedure. If needed,
refer to FNC-645-0021-480, Maintenance and Trouble Clearing, Chapter 2, Responding to
Alarms and Conditions. Use local procedures if required. After clearing the standing
conditions, go to Step 6 [p. 4-50].

If NO:
Go to Step 6 [p. 4-50].

6 Retrieve the OC-3 FFP group parameters.

Note: Keyword WTR is not displayed when RVRTV=N.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-FFP-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, click the FFP tab.

The SYSTEM NE displays.
AID: Expand to view the FFP facilities.
OC-3 AID value: 1-1 or 2-1 Highlight the appropriate FFP OC-3 facility.
Example: Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
RTRV-FFP-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG; > Entity
> Properties View

The Properties screen for the selected OC-3 FFP

facility opens.
Verify the OC-3 FFP parameters.
Close the Properties screen.

7 Are OC-3 FFP group parameters acceptable?

If YES:
Go to Step 11 [p. 4-52].

If NO:
Go to Step 8 [p. 4-51].

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-50 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 FFP Group Facility

8 Edit the OC-3 FFP group parameters.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-FFP-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG::: In the Tree view, click the FFP tab.

KEYWORD=DOMAIN; The SYSTEM NE displays.
Expand to view the FFP facilities.
AID:
Highlight the appropriate FFP OC-3 facility.
OC-3 AID value 1-1 or 2-1 Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
KEYWORD=DOMAIN: > Entity
Refer to Table 4-6 [p. 4-51]. > Operations Dialog
Example:
ED-FFP-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG:::WTR=8; The Operations screen for the selected OC-3 FFP
facility opens.
In the Command Parameters frame, select the
OC-3 FFP parameters as necessary.
Click Modify.
Close the Operations screen.

Table 4-6: OC-3 FFP Group Keyword and Domain Parameters

Domain
Keyword Description
(Default in Bold)

DIRN BI Bidirectional switching

UNI Unidirectional switching

RVRTVa N Nonrevertive

Y Revertive switching

WTRb 5...12 Wait to restore timer in minutes

a
RVRTV cannot be edited if the protection facility is active.
b
Not applicable when RVRTV=N

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-51
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing OC-3 FFP Group Facility

9 Verify that the OC-3 FFP group parameters are acceptable.

Note: Keyword WTR is not displayed when RVRTV=N.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-FFP-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, click the FFP tab.

The SYSTEM NE displays.
AID: Expand to view the FFP facilities.
OC-3 AID value 1-1 or 2-1 Highlight the appropriate FFP OC-3 facility.
Example: Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
RTRV-FFP-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG; > Entity
> Properties View

The Properties screen for the selected OC-3 FFP

facility opens.
Verify the OC-3 FFP parameters.
Close the Properties screen.

10 Repeat Steps 2 [p. 4-49] and 3 [p. 4-49] to retrieve and clear any alarms and conditions that
might have occurred while performing this procedure. Use local procedures as required. Then
go to Step 11 [p. 4-52].

11 Log off the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

CANC-USER:TID:UID:CTAG; > File

Example: > Exit

CANC-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG;
A confirmation window displays.
Click Yes to confirm.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-52 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Provisioning STS-1 Path Facility

4.6 Provisioning STS-1 Path Facility

This procedure lists the steps for provisioning the STS-1 path facility parameters. The STS-1
path can be originated or terminated on the DS3 or OC-3 interface. For STS-1s carrying DS1
traffic, the STS-1 path terminates at AID 3-1, and all parameters for this path are set with
AID 3-1.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-53
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Provisioning STS-1 Path Facility

Table 4-7 [p. 4-54] summarizes the behavior of all STS-1 keywords that are editable using the
ED-STS1 command and retrievable using the RTRV-STS1 command with respect to the
possible FLASHWAVE® 4010 configurations and AID groups. The behavior specifiers R, W,
and NA listed in Table 4-7 [p. 4-54] are defined as follows:
■
R implies that the keyword parameter value is returned using RTRV-STS1.
■ W implies that the keyword parameter value may be edited using ED-STS1.
■
NA implies that the keyword parameter value has no operational effect (not
applicable). For example, keyword VTBRSD for the line-side and user-side DS3 is not
applicable and cannot be edited or retrieved.

Table 4-7: STS-1 Keyword Behavior

T1 (DS1) T3 (DS3)
REM1-C701 or REM1-C702 REM1-C031 or REM1-C032
Configuration Configuration
Keyword
Line Side User Side Line Side User Side
AID Value: 1-1 AID Value: 3-1a AID Value: 1-1, 1-2, 1-3, AID Value: 4-1, 4-2, 4-3
2-1, 2-2, 2-3
AISSD R/W/NA R/W/NA R/W/NA R/W
PDISD R/W R/W/NA R/W/NA R/W
b
EXPSLB R/W R /NA R/W R/W
EXPTRC R/W Rc/NA R/W R/W
c/NA Rc/NA
TRC R/W R R/W
BERSD R/W R/W/NA R/W R/W/NA
VTBERSD R/W R/W/NA NA NA
ICSLB R NA R R
SLBMSG R NA R R
INCTRC R Rc/NA R R
USAGE R R R R
a
Even though AID value 3-1 is accepted as a valid AID for this command, it has no operational effect when used in DS1
configurations.
b The retrieved value is always 02.
c
The retrieved value is always null (/”/”).

Note: Default values are shown in bold.

Step Task
1 Verify that the craft interface cable is connected to the NE. If needed, refer to
FNC-645-0021-270, Installation and Turn-Up, Chapter 2.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-54 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Provisioning STS-1 Path Facility

2 Log on the NE.

Note: The user ID and password defaults are ROOT/ROOT. For security reasons, create a new user ID and
password. Refer to FNC-645-0021-272, System Operations, Section 2.2, Provisioning User Security
Management [p. 2-2], for user-security provisioning.

Note: The TID, UID, and PID values used in these procedures are factory default values. Consult your
Network System Administrator for specific TID, UID, and PID values.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ACT-USER:TID:UID:CTAG::PID; Note: Refer to NETSMART 500 practice

FNC-920-0021-D-100, User Guide, for information
TID: about logging on the system.
FUJITSU Initialize the NETSMART 500 program.
(target NE identifier) The NETSMART 500 window opens.
UID: Enter User ID: ROOT (user identifier, 4–10
alphanumeric characters).
ROOT
(user identifier; 4–10 alphanumeric characters) Enter Password: ROOT (private identifier associated
with the UID, 4–10 alphanumeric characters).
PID: Select Connection Mode (either Serial or TCP/IP).
ROOT Verify Connection Settings.
(private identifier associated with UID; 4–10 Select Logon.
alphanumeric characters) A security message appears.
Example:
Click OK.
ACT-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG::ROOT; The security message closes.

3 Retrieve all active alarms currently being reported on the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-ALM-ALL:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Equipment tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
Example: Highlight the System NE.
RTRV-ALM-ALL:FUJITSU::CTAG;
> NE
> Alarms

The Active Alarms view displays all of the alarms and

associated conditions currently active on the selected
NE.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-55
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Provisioning STS-1 Path Facility

4 Are there any active alarms being reported on the NE?

If YES:
Clear all active alarms before continuing with this procedure. If needed, refer to
FNC-645-0021-480, Maintenance and Trouble Clearing, Chapter 2, Responding to Alarms
and Conditions. Use local procedures if required. After clearing the alarms, go to Step 5
[p. 4-56].

If NO:
Go to Step 5 [p. 4-38].

5 Retrieve all standing conditions currently being reported on the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-COND-ALL:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Equipment tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
Example: Highlight the System NE.
RTRV-COND-ALL:FUJITSU::CTAG;
> NE
> Alarms

The Active Alarms view displays all of the alarms and

associated conditions currently active on the selected
NE.

6 Are there any standing conditions being reported on the NE?

If YES:
Clear the applicable standing conditions before continuing with this procedure. If needed,
refer to FNC-645-0021-480, Maintenance and Trouble Clearing, Chapter 2, Responding to
Alarms and Conditions. Use local procedures if required. After clearing the standing
conditions, go to Step 7 [p. 4-57].

If NO:
Go to Step 7 [p. 4-57].

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-56 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Provisioning STS-1 Path Facility

7 Retrieve the STS1 path facilities. Refer to Appendix A when performing this step.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-STS1:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
AID: Expand the MAINSHELF to view the facilities.
STS-1 AID value (n-m) Expand the appropriate OC-3 facility.
n = 1, 2, 3a, 4 Highlight the appropriate STS-1 facility.
m = 1...3 > Entity
ALL > Properties
Ranging and listing can be used.
The Properties screen appears listing the assigned
Example: values.
RTRV-STS1:FUJITSU:1-3:CTAG; Verify that the values are correct.
Click Modify.
Repeat this procedure for each STS1 path facility.
Close the Properties Screen.
a AID 3-1 is permitted for a number of STS1 commands in the U70 or P70 configuration, but its use provides no
additional functionality.

8 Are STS-1 path facility default parameter values acceptable?

If YES:
Go to Step 12 [p. 4-60].

If NO:
Go to Step 9 [p. 4-58].

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-57
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Provisioning STS-1 Path Facility

9 Edit the STS-1 path facility parameters. Refer to Table 4-7 [p. 4-54] and Appendix A while
performing this step.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-STS1:TID:AID:CTAG::: In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab.

KEYWORD=DOMAIN; The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
Expand the MAINSHELF to view the facilities.
AID:
Highlight the appropriate STS-1 facility.
STS-1 AID value (n-m) > Entity
n = 1, 2, 3a, 4
m = 1...3 > Operations Dialog

KEYWORD=DOMAIN: The Operations screen appears listing the assigned

Refer to Table 4-8 [p. 4-58]. values.
In the Command Parameters frame, edit the STS-1
Example: facility.
ED-STS1:FUJITSU:1-3:CTAG:::BERSD=-6; Click Modify.
Repeat this procedure for each STS1 path facility
parameters.
Close the Operations Screen.
a AID 3-1 is permitted for a number of STS1 commands in the U70 or P70 configuration, but its use provides no
additional functionality.

Table 4-8: STS-1 Keyword and Domain Parameters

Domain
Keyword Description
(Default in Bold)

AISSD Y Insertion of STS AIS code on the detection of a DS3 LOS, LOF, or
AIS signal

N No insertion of AST-1 AIS

PDISD Y Enables the insertion of STS-1 PDI code

N Disables the insertion of STS-1 PDI code

EXPSLB 00...02...FF Expected signal label in ASCII hex

The signal label expected on the incoming STS-1; a total of 256
possible values are allowed.
Note: The transmitted (outgoing) signal label is not set by the user.

EXPTRC \”xxxxx\” Maximum of 62-byte ASCII string, delineated by escape quotes (\”),
for expected path trace message

NULL No value

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-58 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Provisioning STS-1 Path Facility

Table 4-8: STS-1 Keyword and Domain Parameters (Cont.)

Domain
Keyword Description
(Default in Bold)

TRC \”xxxxx\” Maximum of 62-byte ASCII string, delineated by escape quotes (\”),
for expected path trace message insertion (outgoing)
Valid only at STS-1 path termination points

NULL No value

BERSD –9...–6...–5 Bit error rate signal degrade (BERSD) monitoring value (STS-1
level)

VTBERSD –8...–6...–5 BERSD threshold (VT1.5 level)

10 Verify STS-1 path facility parameters are acceptable. Refer to Table 4-8 [p. 4-58] when
performing this step.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-STS1:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
AID: Expand the MAINSHELF to view the facilities.
STS-1 AID value (n-m) Expand the appropriate OC-3 facility.
n = 1, 2, 3a, 4 Highlight the appropriate STS-1 facility.
m = 1...3 > Entity
ALL > Properties
Ranging and listing can be used.
The Properties screen appears listing the assigned
Example: values.
RTRV-STS1:FUJITSU:1-3:CTAG; Verify that the values are correct.
Repeat this procedure for each STS1 path facility.
Close the Properties Screen.
a AID 3-1 is permitted for a number of STS1 commands in the U70 or P70 configuration, but its use provides no
additional functionality.

11 Repeat Steps 5 [p. 4-56] and 4 [p. 4-56] to retrieve and clear any alarms and conditions that
might have occurred while performing this procedure. Then go to Step 12 [p. 4-60].

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-59
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Provisioning STS-1 Path Facility

12 Log off the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

CANC-USER:TID:UID:CTAG; > File

Example: > Exit

CANC-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG;
A confirmation window displays.
Click Yes to confirm.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-60 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Provisioning VT1.5 Path Facility

4.7 Provisioning VT1.5 Path Facility

This procedure lists the steps for provisioning the VT1.5 path facility parameters. The VT1.5
path can be originated or terminated on the DS1 interface.

Note: Default values are shown in bold.

Step Task
1 Verify that the craft interface cable is connected to the NE. If needed, refer to
FNC-645-0021-270, Installation and Turn-Up, Chapter 2.

2 Log on the NE.

Note: The user ID and password defaults are ROOT/ROOT. For security reasons, create a new user ID and
password. Refer to FNC-645-0021-272, System Operations, Section 2.2, Provisioning User Security
Management [p. 2-2], for user-security provisioning.

Note: The TID, UID, and PID values used in these procedures are factory default values. Consult your
Network System Administrator for specific TID, UID, and PID values.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ACT-USER:TID:UID:CTAG::PID; Note: Refer to NETSMART 500 practice

FNC-920-0021-D-100, User Guide, for information
TID: about logging on the system.
FUJITSU Initialize the NETSMART 500 program.
(target NE identifier) The NETSMART 500 window opens.
UID: Enter User ID: ROOT (user identifier, 4–10
alphanumeric characters).
ROOT
(user identifier; 4–10 alphanumeric characters) Enter Password: ROOT (private identifier associated
with the UID, 4–10 alphanumeric characters).
PID: Select Connection Mode (either Serial or TCP/IP).
ROOT Verify Connection Settings.
(private identifier associated with UID; 4–10 Select Logon.
alphanumeric characters) A security message appears.
Example:
Click OK.
ACT-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG::ROOT; The security message closes.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-61
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Provisioning VT1.5 Path Facility

3 Retrieve all active alarms currently being reported on the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-ALM-ALL:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Equipment tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
Example: Highlight the System NE.
RTRV-ALM-ALL:FUJITSU::CTAG;
> NE
> Alarms

The Active Alarms view displays all of the alarms and

associated conditions currently active on the selected
NE.

4 Are there any active alarms being reported on the NE?

If YES:
Clear all active alarms before continuing with this procedure. If needed, refer to
FNC-645-0021-480, Maintenance and Trouble Clearing, Chapter 2, Responding to Alarms
and Conditions. Use local procedures if required. After clearing the alarms, go to Step 5
[p. 4-62].

If NO:
Go to Step 5 [p. 4-62].

5 Retrieve all standing conditions currently being reported on the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-COND-ALL:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Equipment tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
Example: Highlight the System NE.
RTRV-COND-ALL:FUJITSU::CTAG;
> NE
> Alarms

The Active Alarms view displays all of the alarms and

associated conditions currently active on the selected
NE.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-62 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Provisioning VT1.5 Path Facility

6 Are there any standing conditions being reported on the NE?

If YES:
Clear the applicable standing conditions before continuing with this procedure. If needed,
refer to FNC-645-0021-480, Maintenance and Trouble Clearing, Chapter 2, Responding to
Alarms and Conditions. Use local procedures if required. After clearing the standing
conditions, go to Step 7 [p. 4-63].

If NO:
Go to Step 7 [p. 4-63].

7 Retrieve the VT1.5 path facility parameters and verify that they are acceptable.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-VT1:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
AID: Expand the MAINSHELF to view the facilities.
VT1 AID value (n-m-x-y) Highlight the appropriate VT1 facility.
n = 1, 2, 3 (interface #) > Entity
m = 1, 2, 3 (STS time slot #)
> Properties
x = 1...7 (VTGa #)
y = 1...4 (VT #) The Properties screen appears, listing the assigned values.
ALL Verify that the values are acceptable.
Ranging and listing can be used. Close the Properties Screen.
Example:
RTRV-VT1:FUJITSU:3-1-1-1:CTAG;
a Virtual tributary group

8 Is the VT1.5 path facility default parameter acceptable?

If YES:
Go to Step 12 [p. 4-65].

If NO:
Go to Step 9 [p. 4-64].

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-63
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Provisioning VT1.5 Path Facility

9 Edit the VT1.5 path facility parameters.

Note: A VT1.5 path can originate or terminate on a DS1 service interface.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-VT1:TID:AID:CTAG::: In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab.

KEYWORD=DOMAIN; The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
Expand the MAINSHELF to view the facilities.
AID:
Expand the appropriate OC-3 facility.
VT1 AID value (n-m-x-y) Highlight the appropriate VT1 facility.
n = 1, 2, 3 (interface #) Example: 1-1-1-1 (TP_VT1)
m = 1, 2, 3 (STS time slot #) > Entity
x = 1...7 (VTG #)
> Operations Dialog
y = 1...4 (VT #)

Ranging and listing can be used. The Operations screen appears listing the assigned
values.
KEYWORD=DOMAIN: In the Command Parameters frame, edit the VT1
EXPSLB=0...111 (expected signal label)a facility.
IVPM=Y or N (enables or disables intermediate Click Modify.
VT performance monitoring) Close the Operations Screen.
Example:
ED-VT1:FUJITSU:1-1-1-1:CTAG:::
EXPSLB=001;
a This value is the signal label expected on the incoming VT1 (V5 byte, bits 5–7). For AIDs referencing a VT1 on
the DS1 interface (3-1-n-m), the only allowed value for EXPSLB is 010.

10 Verify VT1.5 path facility parameters are acceptable.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-VT1:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
AID: Expand the MAINSHELF to view the facilities.
VT1 AID value (n-m-x-y) Highlight the appropriate VT1 facility.
n = 1, 2, 3 (interface #) Expand the appropriate OC-3 facility.
m = 1, 2, 3 (STS time slot #) > Entity
x = 1...7 (VTG #)
> Properties
y = 1...4 (VT #)
ALL The Properties screen appears listing the assigned
Ranging and listing can be used. values.
Verify that the value is acceptable.
Example:
Close the Properties Screen.
RTRV-VT1:FUJITSU:1-1-1-1:CTAG;

11 Repeat Steps 3 [p. 4-62] and 4 [p. 4-62] to retrieve and clear any alarms and conditions that
might have occurred while performing this procedure. Then go to Step 12 [p. 4-65].

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-64 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Provisioning VT1.5 Path Facility

12 Log off the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

CANC-USER:TID:UID:CTAG; > File

Example: > Exit

CANC-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG;
A confirmation window displays.
Click Yes to confirm.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-65
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing Synchronization and Sync List

4.8 Editing Synchronization and Sync List

This procedure lists the steps for editing the synchronization parameters after initial turn-up.

Note: Default values are shown in bold.

Step Task
1 Verify that the craft interface cable is connected to the NE. If needed, refer to
FNC-645-0021-270, Installation and Turn-Up, Chapter 2.

2 Log on the NE.

Note: The user ID and password defaults are ROOT/ROOT. For security reasons, create a new user ID and
password. Refer to FNC-645-0021-272, System Operations, Section 2.2, Provisioning User Security
Management [p. 2-2], for user-security provisioning.

Note: The TID, UID, and PID values used in these procedures are factory default values. Consult your
Network System Administrator for specific TID, UID, and PID values.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ACT-USER:TID:UID:CTAG::PID; Note: Refer to NETSMART 500 practice

FNC-920-0021-D-100, User Guide, for information
TID: about logging on the system.
FUJITSU Initialize the NETSMART 500 program.
(target NE identifier) The NETSMART 500 window opens.
UID: Enter User ID: ROOT (user identifier, 4–10
alphanumeric characters).
ROOT
(user identifier; 4–10 alphanumeric characters) Enter Password: ROOT (private identifier associated
with the UID, 4–10 alphanumeric characters).
PID: Select Connection Mode (either Serial or TCP/IP).
ROOT Verify Connection Settings.
(private identifier associated with UID; 4–10 Select Logon.
alphanumeric characters) A security message appears.
Example:
Click OK.
ACT-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG::ROOT; The security message closes.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-66 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing Synchronization and Sync List

3 Retrieve all active alarms currently being reported on the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-ALM-ALL:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Equipment tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
Example: Highlight the System NE.
RTRV-ALM-ALL:FUJITSU::CTAG;
> NE
> Alarms

The Active Alarms view displays all of the alarms and

associated conditions currently active on the selected
NE.

4 Are there any active alarms being reported on the NE?

If YES:
Clear all active alarms before continuing with this procedure. If needed, refer to
FNC-645-0021-480, Maintenance and Trouble Clearing, Chapter 2, Responding to Alarms
and Conditions. Use local procedures if required. After clearing the alarms, go to Step 5
[p. 4-67].

If NO:
Go to Step 5 [p. 4-67].

5 Retrieve all standing conditions currently being reported on the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-COND-ALL:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Equipment tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
Example: Highlight the System NE.
RTRV-COND-ALL:FUJITSU::CTAG;
> NE
> Alarms

The Active Alarms view displays all of the alarms and

associated conditions currently active on the selected
NE.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-67
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing Synchronization and Sync List

6 Are there any standing conditions being reported on the NE?

If YES:
Clear the applicable standing conditions before continuing with this procedure. If needed,
refer to FNC-645-0021-480, Maintenance and Trouble Clearing, Chapter 2, Responding to
Alarms and Conditions. Use local procedures if required. After clearing the standing
conditions, go to Step 7 [p. 4-68].

If NO:
Go to Step 7 [p. 4-68].

7 Retrieve the NE synchronization parameters. Referring to Table 4-9 [p. 4-68], verify that the
synchronization parameters are acceptable.

Note: If turning up a point-to-point (FLASHWAVE 4010 to FLASHWAVE 4010) configuration, the timing
mode on one NE is set to INT (MODE=INT) using ED-SYNC. The timing mode on the other NE is kept at the
default value (MODE=LINE).

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-SYNC:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Synchronization tab.

The SYSTEM NE and TMGSYS (SYNC) entity
AID: appear.
TMGSYS Highlight the synchronization entity.
Example: TMGSYS (SYNC)
Example:
RTRV-SYNC:FUJITSU:TMGSYS:CTAG; In the main toolbar, select:
> Entity
> Properties

The Properties screen appears, listing the assigned

SYNC values.
Verify that the values are correct.
Note: Refer to Table 4-9 [p. 4-68] for a list of
default SYNC values.
Close the Properties Screen.

Table 4-9: SYNC Parameter Defaults

AID Keyword Domain Description

TMGSYS MODE LINE Line timing mode

RVRTV N Revertive switching disabled

RES DUS Don’t use for sync

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-68 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing Synchronization and Sync List

8 Are the synchronization parameters acceptable?

If YES:
Go to Step 16 [p. 4-75].

If NO:
Go to Step 9 [p. 4-69].

9 Edit the synchronization parameters as necessary

Note: If turning up a point-to-point (FLASHWAVE 4010-to-FLASHWAVE 4010) configuration, the timing

mode on one NE is set to INT (MODE=INT) using ED-SYNC. The timing mode on the other NE is kept at the
default value (MODE=LINE).

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-SYNC:TID:AID:CTAG::: In the Tree view, click the Synchronization tab.

KEYWORD=DOMAIN; The SYSTEM NE and TMGSYS (SYNC) entity
appear.
AID: Highlight the synchronization entity.
TMGSYS Example: TMGSYS (SYNC)
KEYWORD=DOMAIN: In the main toolbar, select:
Refer to Table 4-10 [p. 4-69]. > Entity
> Operations Dialog
Example:
ED-SYNC:FUJITSU:TMGSYS:CTAG:::
RES=PRS;
The Operations screen appears.
In the Command Parameters frame, specify the
parameters as necessary.
Click Modify.
Note: Refer to Table 4-10 [p. 4-69] for a list of
default SYNC values.

Close the Operations Screen.

Table 4-10: SYNC Keyword and Domain Parameters

Domain
Keyword Description
(Default in Bold)

MODE LINE Line timing mode

INT Internal timing mode

RVRTV Y Revertive switching enabled

N Revertive switching disabled

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-69
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing Synchronization and Sync List

Table 4-10: SYNC Keyword and Domain Parameters (Cont.)

Domain
Keyword Description
(Default in Bold)

RESa PRS Current sync status message indicates stratum 1 traceable (quality
level 1)

PRSB PRS half step

STU Current sync status message indicates synchronized traceability

unknown (quality level 2)

STUB STU half step

ST2 Current sync status message indicates stratum 2 traceable (quality

level 3)

ST2B ST2 half step

ST3 Current sync status message indicates stratum 3 traceable (quality

level 6)

ST3E Current sync status message indicates stratum 3E traceable (quality

level 5)

ST3B ST3 half step

SMC Current sync status message indicates traceable SONET clock

self-timed (quality level 7)

SMCB SMC half step

ST4 Current sync status message indicates stratum 4 traceable (quality

level 6) (applicable to external sources only)

ST4B ST4 half step

TNC Traceable transit node clock (quality level 4)

TNCB Traceable transit node clock B

DUS “Don’t use for sync” (default) (quality level 7)

a RES is used to set the network synchronization incoming quality level.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-70 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing Synchronization and Sync List

10 Verify that the synchronization parameters are acceptable.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-SYNC:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Synchronization tab.

The SYSTEM NE and TMGSYS (SYNC) entity
AID: appear.
TMGSYS Highlight the synchronization entity.
Example: TMGSYS (SYNC)
Example:
RTRV-SYNC:FUJITSU:TMGSYS:CTAG; In the main toolbar, select:
> Entity
> Properties

The Properties screen appears listing the assigned

SYNC values.
Verify that the values are correct.
Note: Refer to Table 4-10 [p. 4-69] for a list of
default SYNC values.
Close the Properties Screen.

11 Retrieve the synchronization priority list (SNYCLIST).

Note: If MODE=INT was set using the ED-SYNC TL1 command in Step 9 [p. 4-69], no sync list entries are
returned using the RTRV-SYNCLIST TL1 command. Only the responses associated with
CLOCKMODE=FREERUN are returned.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-SYNCLIST:TID:AID:CTAG:REF; In the Tree view, click the Synchronization tab.

The SYSTEM NE and TMGSYS (SYNC) entity
AID: appear.
TMGSYS Highlight the synchronization entity.
Example: TMGSYS (SYNC)
REF:
In the main toolbar, select:
ACT (retrieves only active references the in
sync list) > Entity
ALL (retrieves all references in the sync list) > Operations Dialog

Example:
Select the Sync List tab.
RTRV-SYNCLIST:FUJITSU:TMGSYS:CTAG:
ACT;
In the Current Values frame, verify the sync list
parameters.
Verify that the values are correct.
Note: Refer to Table 4-11 [p. 4-72] for a list of
default SYNCLIST values.
Close the Operations Screen.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-71
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing Synchronization and Sync List

Table 4-11: SYNCLIST Parameter Values

Domain
SYNCLIST AID Keyword Description
(Default in Bold)

TMGSYS CLOCKMODE NORMAL System clock is in normal mode.

HOLDOVER System clock is in holdover mode.

FASTSTART System clock is in fast start mode.

FREERUN System clock is in free-run mode.

PLVL 1 or 2 Priority level

REFAID 1-1 or 2-1 OC-3 facility

QL PRS Current sync status message indicates stratum

1 traceable (quality level 1).

STU Current sync status message indicates

synchronized traceability unknown (QL2).

ST2 Current sync status message indicates stratum

2 traceable (QL3).

TNC Current sync status message indicates

traceable transit node clock (QL4).

ST3 Current sync status message indicates stratum

3 traceable (QL6).

ST3E Current sync status message indicates

traceable stratum 3E (QL5).

SMC Current sync status message indicates

traceable SONET clock (QL7).

ST4 Current sync status message indicates stratum

4 traceable (QL8). ST4 is only applicable to
external sources.

DUS Current sync status message indicates “do not

use for synchronization” (QL9).

RES Sync status message is reserved for network

use.

INVALID Current sync status message is invalid.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-72 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing Synchronization and Sync List

Table 4-11: SYNCLIST Parameter Values (Cont.)

Domain
SYNCLIST AID Keyword Description
(Default in Bold)

TMGSYS PSTATUS NOREQ No request is in place.

(cont.) (protection
status) AUTO Automatic switch is in place.

MAN Manual switch is in place.

FRCD Forced switch is in place.

LOCKOUT Lockout is in place.

RSTATUS OK Reference okay

(reference status)
REFFAIL Synchronization reference failure

LSM Loss of sync message

DQL Degraded sync quality level

STATE ACT Active

STBYH Standby, hot

12 Are the sync list priority list parameters acceptable?

If YES:
Go to Step 15 [p. 4-75].

If NO:
Go to Step 13 [p. 4-74].

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-73
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing Synchronization and Sync List

13 Edit the sync list values.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-SYNCLIST:TID:AID:CTAG:::LIST=; In the Tree view, click the Synchronization tab.

The SYSTEM NE and TMGSYS (SYNC) entity
AID: appear.
TMGSYS Highlight the synchronization entity.
Example: TMGSYS (SYNC)
KEYWORD=DOMAIN:
In the main toolbar, select:
LIST=OC-3 AID value (1-1 or 2-1) or NONE
(empty list) > Entity
> Operations Dialog
Example:
ED-SYNCLIST:FUJITSU:TMGSYS:CTAG:::
LIST=1-1; The Operations screen appears.
Select the Sync List tab.
In the Command Values frame, specify the sync list
parameters as necessary.
Note: Refer to Table 4-11 [p. 4-72] for a list of
default SYNCLIST values.

Click Modify.
Close the Operations Screen.

Note: All AIDs entered as timing references must be valid for the current mode of operation. This
command is not valid when the AID is TMGSYS and the mode (set by ED-SYNC) is INT. The sync list is not
applicable in this case.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-74 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing Synchronization and Sync List

14 Retrieve the sync priority list, and verify the provisioned parameters.

Note: If MODE=INT is set using the ED-SYNC command in Step 9 [p. 4-69], no sync list entries are returned
using the RTRV-SYNCLIST command. Only the responses associated with CLOCKMODE=FREERUN are
returned.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-SYNCLIST:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Synchronization tab.

The SYSTEM NE and TMGSYS (SYNC) entity
AID: appear.
TMGSYS Highlight the synchronization entity.
Example: TMGSYS (SYNC)
REF:
In the main toolbar, select:
ACT (retrieves only active references in the
sync list) > Entity
ALL (retrieves all references in the sync list) > Operations Dialog
Example:
Select the Sync List tab.
RTRV-SYNCLIST:FUJITSU:TMGSYS:CTAG;
In the Current Values frame, verify that the sync list
parameters are correct.
Note: Refer to Table 4-11 [p. 4-72] for a list of
default SYNCLIST values.

Close the Operations Screen.

15 Repeat Steps 3 [p. 4-67] and 4 [p. 4-67] to retrieve and clear any alarms and conditions that
might have occurred while performing this procedure. Then go to Step 16 [p. 4-75].

16 Log off the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

CANC-USER:TID:UID:CTAG; > File

Example: > Exit

CANC-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG;
A confirmation window displays.
Click Yes to confirm.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-75
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Provisioning Cross-Connects

4.9 Provisioning Cross-Connects

The following provisioning is used to create STS1 and VT1 cross-connects in UPSR mode.
Refer to Tables 4-12 [p. 4-76] through 4-15 [p. 4-78] for AID and keyword values.

Note: Default values are shown in bold.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ENT-CRS-STS1:TID:fromAID,toAID: Logon the NE if needed.

CTAG::CCT:KEYWORD=DOMAIN; > NE
ENT-CRS-VT1:TID:fromAID,toAID:
> Create
CTAG::CCT:KEYWORD=DOMAIN;

CCT: In the Operations screen, select the Cross Connects

tab.
1WAY
A drop-down list displays in the Command
2WAY Parameters field.
Example: In the Command Parameters frame:
ENT-CRS-STS1:FUJITSU:1-1,2-1 Specify the FROM TYPE (if required) and the
CTAG::1WAY:RDLNE=Y; FROM AID values.
Specify the TO TYPE (if required) and the
TO AID values.
Specify the cross-connect type in the CCT
field.

Verify that the check box next to each specified field

is checked.
Click Create.
Close the Operations screen.

Table 4-12: ENT-CRS-STS1 Facility AIDs

Facility AID Format AID

STS1 (Line OC-3) Interface#-STS Time Slot# n = 1, 2

(n-m) m = 1...3

STS1 (Service DS1) Interface#-STS Time Slot# n=3

(n-m) m=1

STS1 (Service DS3) Interface#-STS Time Slot# n=4

(n-m) m = 1...3

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-76 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Provisioning Cross-Connects

Table 4-13: ENT-CRS-STS1 Keyword and Domain Parameter Values

Domain
Keyword Description
(Default in Bold)

PSWDEF Preferred path definition. This parameter applies only to the second
command of a UPSR connection

STS-1 AID The AID of the East or West STS-1 of a UPSR ring. Refer to
Table 4-12 [p. 4-76] for values.

NULL The AID of the East or West STS-1 with the lower-numbered value is
selected as the preferred port.

RVRTV Revertive. This parameter applies only to the second command of a

UPSR connection.

Y Revertive

N Non-revertive

WTR 1...5...12 Wait to restore timer, in minutes. This applies only to the second
command of a UPSR connection.

RDLNE Y Redline circuit enabled

N Redline circuit disabled

CKTID \”xxxxx\” Circuit identifier; string of up to 16-characters in length (alphanumeric

ASCII) delineated by escaped quotes

NULL Empty string

Table 4-14: ENT-CRS-VT1 Facility AIDs

Facility AID Format AID

VT1 (Line) Interface#-STS Time Slot#-VTG#-VT# n = 1, 2

(n-m-x-y) m = 1...3
x = 1...7
y = 1...4

VT1 (Service) Interface#-STS Time Slot#-VTG#-VT# n=3

(n-m-x-y) m=1
x = 1, 2
y = 1...4

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-77
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Provisioning Cross-Connects

Table 4-15: ENT-CRS-VT1 Keyword and Domain Parameter Values

Domain
Keyword Description
(Default in Bold)

PSWDEF Preferred path definition. This parameter applies only to the second
command of a UPSR connection

VT1 AID The AID of the East or West VT1 of a UPSR ring. Refer to Table 4-14
[p. 4-77] for values.

NULL The AID of the East or West VT1.5 with the lower-numbered value is
selected as the preferred port.

RVRTV Revertive. This parameter applies only to the second command of a

UPSR connection.

Y Revertive

N Non-revertive

WTR 1...5...12 Wait to restore timer, in minutes. This applies only to the second
command of a UPSR connection.

RDLNE Y Redline circuit enabled

N Redline circuit disabled

CKTID \”xxxxx\” Circuit identifier; string of up to 16-characters in length (alphanumeric

ASCII) delineated by escaped quotes

NULL Empty string

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-78 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Editing Cross-Connects

4.10 Editing Cross-Connects

The following provisioning is used to create STS1 and VT1.5 cross-connects in UPSR mode.
Refer to Tables 4-12 [p. 4-76] through 4-15 [p. 4-78] for AID and Keyword values.

Note: Default values are shown in bold.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-CRS-STS1:TID:fromAID,toAID: > NE
CTAG::CCT:KEYWORD=DOMAIN;
> Create
ED-CRS-VT1:TID:fromAID,toAID:
CTAG::CCT:KEYWORD=DOMAIN; In the Operations screen, select the Cross Connects
tab.
CCT:
A drop-down list displays in the Command
1WAY Parameters field.
2WAY In the Command Parameters frame:
Example: Specify the FROM TYPE (if required) and the
ED-CRS-STS1:FUJITSU:1-1,2-1:CTAG::
FROM AID values.
1WAY; Specify the TO TYPE (if required) and the
TO AID values.
Specify the cross-connect type in the CCT
field.

Verify that the check box next to each specified field

is checked.
Click Create.
Close the Operations screen.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 4-79
 CHAPTER 4
Facility and Synchronization Management
Deleting Cross-Connects

4.11 Deleting Cross-Connects

CAUTION:
Deleting cross-connects will cause all traffic on that circuit to drop.

The following provisioning is used to delete STS1 and VT1.5 cross-connects. Refer to
Tables 4-12 [p. 4-76] through 4-15 [p. 4-78] for AID and keyword values.

TL1 NETSMART 500

DLT-CRS-STS1:TID:fromAID,toAID: In the Tree view, select the Cross Connects tab.

CTAG; Highlight the cross-connect to delete.
DLT-CRS-VT1:TID:fromAID,toAID: In the main toolbar, select:
CTAG; > Entity

Example: > Operations Dialog

DLT-CRS-STS1:FUJITSU:1-1,2-1:CTAG;
The Operations screen appears.
Select the Delete tab.
Verify the information, and then click Delete.
Close the Operations screen.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

4-80 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 5
CHAPTERS/APPENDIXES PROTECTION SWITCHING
1 Introduction
2 System-Level This chapter includes the following sections:
Provisioning
NO. SECTION PAGE
3 Provisioning Network
Management Interfaces 5.1 Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-2
4 Facility and
Synchronization 5.2 Protection Switching Hierarchy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-2
Management
5.3 Operating and Releasing STS-n or
➤ 5 Protection Switching VT1.5 Protection Switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-4
6 Upgrades and Migrations
5.4 Operating and Releasing OC-3 Protection Switch . . . . . . . . 5-6
A Equipment and Facility AIDs
5.5 Operating and Releasing Sync Source Protection Switch . 5-8

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations
 CHAPTER 5
Protection Switching
Overview

5.1 Overview
This chapter lists the procedures for operating and releasing an OC-3 or synchronization
protection switch. Protection switching is only applicable to protected (1+1) REM1-C702
and REM1-C032 configurations.

For more detailed information regarding TL1 commands, refer to FNC-645-0021-274, TL1
Commands.

For more descriptive information and specifications, refer to FNC-645-0021-120, System

Description and Engineering.

5.2 Protection Switching Hierarchy

This section includes the following subsections:

NO. SUBSECTION PAGE

5.2.1 Manual Protection Switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-2

5.2.2 Forced Protection Switch. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-3

5.2.3 Lockout of Protection Switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-3

Manual, forced, and lockout protection switching are three switching methods available on
the FLASHWAVE 4010 for REM1-C702 and REM1-C032 configurations. These methods
are used to switch traffic away from the specified facility for testing or maintenance purposes.
A protection switch is initiated using the OPR-PROTNSW-VT1, OPR-PROTNSW-STS1,
and OPR-PROTNSW-OC3 commands and released using the RLS-PROTNSW-VT1,
RLS-PROTNSW-OC3, and RLS-PROTNSW-STS1 commands.

Protection switching follows the following priority:

■
Lockout of protection (only applicable for OC-3 FFP)
■
Forced switch
■
Manual switch

5.2.1 Manual Protection Switch

When performing a manual (MAN) switch, service is transferred away from the specified
facility to the associated facility only if the associated facility is not processing a higher or
equal priority switch request. A manual protection switch method is used primarily for testing
purposes.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

5-2 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 5
Protection Switching
Protection Switching Hierarchy

To perform a manual switch, the standby facility (VT1.5, STS-1, or OC-3) must be fault-free.
The manual switch may be denied if there is an alarm on the standby facility. Therefore,
alarms and conditions must be checked on the standby facility before performing a manual
switch.

A manual switch can also be used to transfer a specified facility back from the standby facility
to the working facility.

Note: A manual protection switch in nonrevertive mode does not require release. It is a transient
condition and hence does not require any release.

5.2.2 Forced Protection Switch

When performing a forced (FRCD), service is transferred away from the specified facility to
the associated facility and is only overridden by a lockout switch request. This lockout switch
is only applicable in Terminal mode. In UPSR, the forced switch can be released by using the
RLS-PROTNSW-VT1, RLS-PROTNSW-STS1, RLS-PROTNSW-OC3 commands.

5.2.3 Lockout of Protection Switch

The purpose of lockout protection switch is to completely isolate the specified facility away
from the path selection criteria, thereby preventing any channels from transferring to the
protection facility. Lockout prevents the specified facility (OC-n, sync source) from carrying
traffic.

When performing a lockout, the specified entity is locked out from carrying traffic. Lockout
is associated with the present status of the entity specified in the protection switch TL1
command. Lockout is only applicable for an OC-3 facility AID value of 2-1.

LOCKOUT is a standing condition (SC) in both revertive and nonrevertive modes. Table 5-1
[p. 5-3] lists the default and current status of the entity, and the resulting function provided
by the LOCKOUT keyword. A lockout switch is released using the RLS-PROTNSW-OC3
command.

Table 5-1: Lockout Default, Current Status, and Behavior

Default Current Status Lockout Behavior

Working Active Prevents specified working entity from participating in any protection
switching
Protection Standby Prevents specified protection entity from participating in any
protection switching
Working Standby Switches traffic back to the working entity, then prevents this working
entity from participating in any protection switching
Protection Active Switches traffic back to the working entity, then prevents this
protection entity from participating in any protection switching

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 5-3
 CHAPTER 5
Protection Switching
Operating and Releasing STS-n or VT1.5 Protection Switch

5.3 Operating and Releasing STS-n or VT1.5 Protection Switch

This section includes the following subsections:

NO. SUBSECTION PAGE

5.3.1 Operating STS-n or VT1.5 Protection Switch. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-4

5.3.2 Releasing STS-n or VT1.5 Protection Switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-5

5.3.1 Operating STS-n or VT1.5 Protection Switch

The following provisioning is used to perform a protection switch for STS-1 and VT1.5
facilities in a unidirectional path-switched ring (UPSR) scenario. The AID specified is the
facility to be switched away from.

TL1 NETSMART® 500

OPR-PROTNSW-STS1:TID:AID:CTAG::SC; In Tree View, select the Facilities tab.

OPR-PROTNSW-VT1:TID:AID:CTAG::SC; Highlight the facility on which the protection switch
is to be performed.
AID: > Entity
Refer to Appendix A for STS-1 or VT1 facility > Operations Dialog
AID values.
Listing and ranging can be used.
The Operation screen appears.
SC: Select the Protection tab from the operations group
of tabs.
MAN
Select the Operate tab.
FRCD
Select the switch condition from the drop-down list.
Example: Click Operate.
OPR-PROTNSW-STS1:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG:: Close the Operations screen.
FRCD;

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

5-4 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 5
Protection Switching
Operating and Releasing STS-n or VT1.5 Protection Switch

5.3.2 Releasing STS-n or VT1.5 Protection Switch

The following provisioning is used to release a protection switch for STS-1 and VT1.5
facilities in a UPSR scenario.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RLS-PROTNSW-STS1:TID:AID:CTAG; In Tree View, select the Facilities tab.

RLS-PROTNSW-VT1:TID:AID:CTAG; Highlight the facility on which the protection switch
is to be performed.
AID: > Entity
Refer to Appendix A, for STS-1 or VT1 facility > Operations Dialog
AID values.
Listing and ranging can be used.
The Operation screen appears.
Example: Select the Protection tab from the operations group
RLS-PROTNSW-STS1:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG; of tabs.
Select the Release tab.
Select the switch condition from the drop-down list.
Click Release.
Close the Operations screen.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 5-5
 CHAPTER 5
Protection Switching
Operating and Releasing OC-3 Protection Switch

5.4 Operating and Releasing OC-3 Protection Switch

This section includes the following subsections:

NO. SUBSECTION PAGE

5.4.1 Operating OC-3 Protection Switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-6

5.4.2 Releasing OC-3 Protection Switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-7

5.4.1 Operating OC-3 Protection Switch

The following provisioning is used to perform a protection switch for the specified OC-3
facility in a protected (1+1) configuration. The AID specified for manual and forced switch is
the facility to be switched away from.

TL1 NETSMART 500

OPR-PROTNSW-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG:SC; In Tree View, select the Facilities tab.

Highlight the OC-3 facility on which the protection
AID: switch is to be performed.
OC-3 AID value (n-m) > Entity
n = 1, 2 (interface #)
> Operations Dialog
m = 1 (port #)
SC: The Operation screen appears.
MAN Select the Protection tab from the operations group
of tabs.
FRCD
Select the Operate tab.
LOCKOUTa Select the switch condition from the drop-down list.
Example: Click Operate.
OPR-PROTNSW-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1: Close the Operations screen.
CTAG:FRCD;
a
Lockout is applicable only for an OC-3 facility AID value of 2-1.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

5-6 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 5
Protection Switching
Operating and Releasing OC-3 Protection Switch

5.4.2 Releasing OC-3 Protection Switch

The following provisioning is used to release a protection switch for the specified OC-3
facility in a protected (1+1) configuration.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RLS-PROTNSW-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG; In Tree View, select the Facilities tab.

Highlight the facility on which the protection
AID: switch is to be performed.
OC-3 AID value (n-m)a > Entity
n = 1, 2 (interface #)
> Operations Dialog
m = 1 (port #)
Example: The Operation screen appears.
RLS-PROTNSW-OC3:FUJITSU:1-1:CTAG; Select the Protection tab from the operations group
of tabs.
Select the Release tab.
Select the switch condition from the drop-down
list.
Click Release.
Close the Operations screen.
a
The AID value specified in the RLS-PROTNSW-OC3 TL1 command must be the same AID value used in the
associated OPR-PROTNSW-OC3 TL1 command.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 5-7
 CHAPTER 5
Protection Switching
Operating and Releasing Sync Source Protection Switch

5.5 Operating and Releasing Sync Source Protection Switch

This section includes the following subsections:

NO. SUBSECTION PAGE

5.5.1 Operating Sync Source Protection Switch. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-8

5.5.2 Releasing Sync Source Protection Switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-9

5.5.1 Operating Sync Source Protection Switch

The following provisioning is used to perform a protection switch on the specified
synchronization source facility in a protected (1+1) configuration. The AID specifies the
facility to be switched away from.

TL1 NETSMART 500

OPR-SYNCNSW:TID:AID:CTAG:SOURCE,SC; In Tree View, select the Synchronization tab.

Highlight sync to switch (TMGSYS).
AID: > > Entity
TMGSYS
> Operations Dialog
SOURCE:a
OC-3 AID value (n-m) The Operation screen appears.
n = 1, 2 (interface #) Select the Sync Switch tab.
m = 1 (port #) Select the Operate tab.
In the Command Parameters frame, select the
SC: parameters.
MANb Click Operate.
FRCD Close the Operations screen.
LOCKOUTc
Example:
OPR-SYNCNSW:FUJITSU:TMGSYS:CTAG:
1-1,FRCD;
a The source must be a valid entry in the synchronization priority table.
b A manual switch request only occurs between references of the same quality level.
c Lockout is only applicable for an OC-3 facility AID value of 2-1.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

5-8 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 5
Protection Switching
Operating and Releasing Sync Source Protection Switch

5.5.2 Releasing Sync Source Protection Switch

The following provisioning is used to release a protection switch on the specified
synchronization source facility. For a LOCKOUT condition, the SOURCE can be used to
specify the facility to release the LOCKOUT condition.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RLS-SYNCNSW:TID:AID:CTAG:SOURCE; In Tree View, select the Synchronization tab.

Highlight sync to switch (TMGSYS).
AID: > > Entity
TMGSYS
> Operations Dialog
SOURCE:a
OC-3 AID value (n-m)b The Operation screen appears.
n = 1, 2 (interface #) Select the Sync Switch tab.
m = 1 (port #) Select the Release tab.
In the Command Parameters frame, select the
Example: parameters.
RLS-SYNCNSW:FUJITSU:TMGSYS:CTAG: Click Release.
1-1; Close the Operations screen.
a The source parameter is mandatory and must be a valid entry in the synchronization priority table.
b
The AID value specified in the RLS-SYNCNSW TL1 command must be the same AID value used in the
associated OPR-SYNCNSW TL1 command.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 5-9
 6
CHAPTERS/APPENDIXES UPGRADES AND MIGRATIONS
1 Introduction
2 System-Level This chapter includes the following sections:
Provisioning
NO. SECTION PAGE
3 Provisioning Network
Management Interfaces 6.1 Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-2
4 Facility and
Synchronization 6.2 Software Download . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-2
Management
6.3 Migrate from TERM (1+1) to UPSR-In Service
5 Protection Switching (UPSR-IS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-3
➤ 6 Upgrades and Migrations
6.4 Migrate from TERM to UPSR Factory Defaults . . . . . . . . . . . 6-14
A Equipment and Facility AIDs
6.5 Migrate from UPSR to TERM (1+1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-22

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations
 CHAPTER 6
Upgrades and Migrations
Overview

6.1 Overview
This chapter lists the upgrades and migrations procedures for FLASHWAVE® 4010,
including upgrading system software (software download) and migrating to unidirectional
path-switched ring (UPSR) and Terminal (1+1) configurations.

For more detailed information regarding TL1 commands, refer to FNC-645-0021-274, TL1
Commands.

For more descriptive information and specifications, refer to FNC-645-0021-120, System

Description and Engineering.

Note: UPSR upgrade procedures are applicable to configurations REM1-C702 and REM1-C032
configurations running Release 2.1 software.

6.2 Software Download

This procedure is performed using NETSMART® 500. A software download wizard is
available to assist you with downloading the new software to the network element. This
includes:
■ Downloading software to the NE
■ Activating or scheduling the activation of new software
■ Confirming or rejecting the new software after activation

Refer to NETSMART 500 practice FNC-920-0021-D-100, User Guide, to complete the

software download procedure.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

6-2 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 6
Upgrades and Migrations
Migrate from TERM (1+1) to UPSR-In Service (UPSR-IS)

6.3 Migrate from TERM (1+1) to UPSR-In Service (UPSR-IS)

Complete the following procedure to change a TERM (1+1) configuration to a UPSR
configuration. This procedure applies to NEs running Release 2.1 software and is specific to
REM1-C702 and REM1-C032 configurations. Before initiating this procedure, verify your
configuration.

WARNING:
Migrating from TERM to UPSR using the keyword SYSMODE=UPSR-IS is non–
service-affecting. However, if the keyword SYSMODE=UPSR is used, then this procedure is
service-affecting because all VT1.5/STS-1 cross-connects are deleted and all traffic is
dropped.

When the configuration is changed to UPSR-IS, the NE automatically performs the following
steps:
■ Retains all VT1.5/STS-1 cross-connects
■ Changes the OSI routing state from ES (default) to IS1
■ Deletes the OC-3 FFP group
■ Creates the SDCC on the protect OC-3 optics (2-1)
■ Initializes the communication stack (INIT-OIF)

Prerequisites:
■ Verify the connection of the RS-232 craft interface cable or the RJ-45 LMP craft
interface cable. If needed, refer to Section 2.5.6, subsection Installing RS-232 Craft
Interface Cable and Setting Up Craft Terminal (Serial) [p. 2-40], or Section 2.5.7,
subsection Installing RJ-45 LMP Craft Interface Cable and Setting Up Craft Terminal
(Telnet) [p. 2-43].
■ Verify that the OC-3 facilities on the NE are not OOS:MA,MT state.
Note: Default values are shown in bold.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 6-3
 CHAPTER 6
Upgrades and Migrations
Migrate from TERM (1+1) to UPSR-In Service (UPSR-IS)

Step Task
1 Log on the NE.

Note: The user ID and password defaults are ROOT/ROOT. For security reasons, create a new user ID and
password. Refer to FNC-645-0021-272, System Operations, Section 2.2, Provisioning User Security
Management [p. 2-2], for user-security provisioning.

Note: The TID, UID, and PID values used in these procedures are factory default values. Consult your
Network System Administrator for specific TID, UID, and PID values.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ACT-USER:TID:UID:CTAG::PID; Note: Refer to NETSMART 500 practice

FNC-920-0021-D-100, User Guide, for information
TID: about logging on the system.
FUJITSU Initialize the NETSMART 500 program.
(target NE identifier) The NETSMART 500 window opens.
UID: Enter User ID: ROOT (user identifier, 4–10
alphanumeric characters).
ROOT
(user identifier; 4–10 alphanumeric characters) Enter Password: ROOT (private identifier associated
with the UID, 4–10 alphanumeric characters).
PID: Select Connection Mode (either Serial or TCP/IP).
ROOT Verify Connection Settings.
(private identifier associated with UID; 4–10 Select Logon.
alphanumeric characters) A security message appears.
Example:
Click OK.
ACT-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG::ROOT; The security message closes.

2 Retrieve all active alarms currently being reported on the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-ALM-ALL:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Equipment tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
Example: Highlight the System NE.
RTRV-ALM-ALL:FUJITSU::CTAG;
> NE
> Alarms

The Active Alarms view displays all of the alarms and

associated conditions currently active on the selected
NE.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

6-4 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 6
Upgrades and Migrations
Migrate from TERM (1+1) to UPSR-In Service (UPSR-IS)

3 Are there any active alarms being reported on the NE?

If YES:
Clear all active alarms before continuing with this procedure. If needed, refer to
FNC-645-0021-480, Maintenance and Trouble Clearing, Chapter 2, Responding to Alarms
and Conditions. Use local procedures if required. After clearing the alarms, go to Step 4
[p. 6-5].

If NO:
Go to Step 4 [p. 6-5].

4 Retrieve all standing conditions currently being reported on the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-COND-ALL:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Equipment tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
Example: Highlight the System NE.
RTRV-COND-ALL:FUJITSU::CTAG;
> NE
> Alarms

The Active Alarms view displays all of the alarms and

associated conditions currently active on the selected
NE.

5 Are there any standing conditions being reported on the NE?

If YES:
Clear the applicable standing conditions before continuing with this procedure. If needed,
refer to FNC-645-0021-480, Maintenance and Trouble Clearing, Chapter 2, Responding to
Alarms and Conditions. Use local procedures if required. After clearing the standing
conditions, go to Step 6 [p. 6-6].

If NO:
Go to Step 6 [p. 6-6].

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 6-5
 CHAPTER 6
Upgrades and Migrations
Migrate from TERM (1+1) to UPSR-In Service (UPSR-IS)

6 Retrieve the OC-3 facilities to determine the active facility.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
AID: Expand the MAINSHELF to view the facilities.
OC-3 AID value (n-m) Highlight the appropriate OC-3 facility.
n = 1, 2 (interface #) Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
m = 1 (port #)
ALL > Entity
Ranging and listing can be used. > Properties

Example:
The Properties screen for the selected OC-3 facility opens.
RTRV-OC3:FUJITSU:ALL:CTAG;
Verify the parameters.
Close the Properties screen.

7 Is the OC-3-1 (1-1) facility active (working)?

If YES:
Go to Step 10 [p. 6-7].

If NO:
Go to Step 8 [p. 6-6].

8 Perform a manual protection switch of traffic away from OC3-2 (2-1).

TL1 NETSMART 500

OPR-PROTNSW-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG::SC; In Tree View, select the Facilities tab.

Highlight the OC3-2 facility on which the
AID: protection switch is to be performed.
OC-3 AID value (n-m) > Entity
n = 1, 2 (interface #)
> Operations Dialog
m = 1 (port #)

SC: The Operation screen appears.

MAN Select the Protection tab from the operations group
of tabs.
FRCD
Select the Operate tab.
LOCKOUT Select the switch condition from the drop-down list.
Example: Click Operate.
OPR-PROTNSW-OC3:FUJITSU:2-1: Close the Operations screen.
CTAG::MAN;

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

6-6 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 6
Upgrades and Migrations
Migrate from TERM (1+1) to UPSR-In Service (UPSR-IS)

9 Verify that the OC-3 protection switch was successful.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
AID: Expand the MAINSHELF to view the facilities.
OC-3 AID value (n-m) Highlight the appropriate OC-3 facility.
n = 1, 2 (interface #) Example: 2-1 (TP_OC3)
m = 1 (port #)
ALL > Entity
Ranging and listing can be used. > Properties

Example:
The Properties screen for the selected OC-3 facility
RTRV-OC3:FUJITSU:ALL:CTAG; opens.
Verify the parameters.
Close the Properties screen.

10 Retrieve the OC-3 facilities to determine the active facility.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
AID: Expand the MAINSHELF to view the facilities.
OC-3 AID value (n-m) Highlight the appropriate OC-3 facility.
n = 1, 2 (interface #) Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
m = 1 (port #)
ALL > Entity
Ranging and listing can be used. > Properties
Example:
The Properties screen for the selected OC-3 facility
RTRV-OC3:FUJITSU:ALL:CTAG; opens.
Verify the parameters.
Close the Properties screen.

11 Is the 1-1 OC-3 facility the active facility?

If YES:
Go to Step 14 [p. 6-8].

If NO:
Go to Step 12 [p. 6-8].

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 6-7
 CHAPTER 6
Upgrades and Migrations
Migrate from TERM (1+1) to UPSR-In Service (UPSR-IS)

12 Perform a manual protection switch of traffic away from the protect OC-3 (2-1).

TL1 NETSMART 500

OPR-PROTNSW-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG::SC; In Tree View, select the Facilities tab.

Highlight the OC-3 facility on which the protection
AID: switch is to be performed.
OC-3 AID value (n-m) > Entity
n = 1, 2 (interface #)
> Operations Dialog
m = 1 (port #)

SC: The Operation screen appears.

MAN Select the Protection tab from the operations group
of tabs.
FRCD
Select the Operate tab.
LOCKOUT Select the switch condition from the drop-down list.
Example: Click Operate.
OPR-PROTNSW-OC3:FUJITSU:2-1: Close the Operations screen.
CTAG::MAN;

13 Verify that the OC-3 protection switch was successful.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-OC3:TID:AID:CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Facilities tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
AID: Expand the MAINSHELF to view the facilities.
OC-3 AID value (n-m) Highlight the appropriate OC-3 facility.
n = 1, 2 (interface #) Example: 1-1 (TP_OC3)
m = 1 (port #)
ALL > Entity
Ranging and listing can be used. > Properties
Example:
The Properties screen for the selected OC-3 facility
RTRV-OC3:FUJITSU:ALL:CTAG; opens.
Verify the parameters.
Close the Properties screen.

14 Change the system mode from terminal to UPSR-IS.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

6-8 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 6
Upgrades and Migrations
Migrate from TERM (1+1) to UPSR-In Service (UPSR-IS)

CAUTION:
During this step, the NE creates the SDCC on the protect OC-3 optics and initializes the
communication stack. As a result, a momentary loss of communication to the shelf will
occur if the user is logged on through the LMP or SDCC. The user will be required to log on
again once initialization is complete.

Note: UPSR is only applicable to configurations REM1-702 (FC9688C702) and REM1-CO32 (FC9688C032).
Before initiating this step, confirm your configuration.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-SYS:TID::CTAG:::SYSMODE=UPSR-IS; From the Tree View, select the Equipment tab.

The NE MAINSHELF displays.
Example: From the NETSMART 500 pull-down menu:
ED-SYS:FUJITSU::CTAG:::
> NE
SYSMODE=UPSR-IS;
> System Operations

The Operations screen displays in the Main window.

From the Attributes tab, select the Modify Tab.
In the Command Parameters frame:
At SYSMODE, select UPSR-IS from the
drop-down list, and select the check box
next to the field.
Example: UPSR-IS
In the Current Values field, verify that the
SID and TYPE values are correct.
Click Modify.

Close the Operations screen.

Do not close the System Operation or Main window.
Do not deselect the Equipment tab.

15 Verify that the system mode configuration has changed to the UPSR configuration.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-SYS:TID::CTAG; > NE

Example: > Reload NE

RTRV-SYS:FUJITSU::CTAG;
The Operations screen refreshes.
Select the Modify tab.
In the Current Values field:
Verify that UPSR is the current SYSMODE.
Example: SYSMODE: UPSR
UPSR_IS will not be shown.

Do not close the Operations screen.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 6-9
 CHAPTER 6
Upgrades and Migrations
Migrate from TERM (1+1) to UPSR-In Service (UPSR-IS)

16 Create the additional add/drop STS1 or VT1.5 traffic cross-connects to OC3-2 (2-1). Refer
to Tables 6-1 [p. 6-10] through 6-4 [p. 6-12] for AID and keyword values.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ENT-CRS-STS1:TID:fromAID,toAID: > NE
CTAG::CCT:KEYWORD=DOMAIN;
> Create
ENT-CRS-VT1:TID:fromAID,toAID:
CTAG::CCT:KEYWORD=DOMAIN; In the Operations screen, select the Cross Connects
tab.
CCT:
A drop-down list displays in the Command
1WAY Parameters field.
2WAY In the Command Parameters frame, use the
drop-down lists to:
Example:
ENT-CRS-STS1:FUJITSU:1-1,2-1:
Specify the FROM TYPE (if required) and the
FROM AID values in the appropriate fields.
CTAG::1WAY:RDLNE=Y;
Specify the TO TYPE and TO AID values in
the appropriate fields.
Specify the cross-connect type in the CCT
field.

Verify that the check box next to each specified field

is checked.
Click Create.
Close the Operations screen.

Table 6-1: ENT-CRS-STS1 Facility AIDs

Facility AID Format AID

STS1 (Line OC-3) Interface#-STS Time Slot# n = 1, 2

(n-m) m = 1...3

STS1 (Service DS1) Interface#-STS Time Slot# n=3

(n-m) m=1

STS1 (Service DS3) Interface#-STS Time Slot# n=4

(n-m) m = 1...3

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

6-10 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 6
Upgrades and Migrations
Migrate from TERM (1+1) to UPSR-In Service (UPSR-IS)

Table 6-2: ENT-CRS-STS1 CCT and Keyword and Domain Parameter Values

Domain
Keyword Description
(Default in Bold)

PSWDEF Preferred path definition. This parameter applies only to the second
command of a UPSR connection

STS-1 AID The AID of the East or West STS-1 of a UPSR ring. Refer to Table 6-1
[p. 6-10] for values.

NULL The AID of the East or West STS-1 with the lower-numbered value is
selected as the preferred port.

RVRTV Revertive. This parameter applies only to the second command of a

UPSR connection.

Y Revertive

N Non-revertive

WTR 1...5...12 Wait to restore timer, in minutes. This applies only to the second
command of a UPSR connection.

RDLNE Y Redline circuit enabled

N Redline circuit disabled

CKTID \”xxxxx\” Circuit identifier; string of up to 16-characters in length (alphanumeric

ASCII) delineated by escaped quotes

NULL Empty string

Table 6-3: ENT-CRS-VT1 Facility AIDs

Facility AID Format AID

VT1 (Line) Interface#-STS Time Slot#-VTG#-VT# n = 1, 2

(n-m-x-y) m = 1...3
x = 1...7
y = 1...4

VT1 (Service) Interface#-STS Time Slot#-VTG#-VT# n=3

(n-m-x-y) m=1
x = 1, 2
y = 1...4

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 6-11
 CHAPTER 6
Upgrades and Migrations
Migrate from TERM (1+1) to UPSR-In Service (UPSR-IS)

Table 6-4: ENT-CRS-VT1 Keyword and Domain Parameter Values

Domain
Keyword Description
(Default in Bold)

PSWDEF Preferred path definition. This parameter applies only to the second
command of a UPSR connection.

VT1 AID The AID of the East or West VT1 of a UPSR ring. Refer to Table 6-3
[p. 6-11] for values.

NULL The AID of the East or West VT1 with the lower-numbered value is
selected as the preferred port.

RVRTV Revertive. This parameter applies only to the second command of a

UPSR connection.

Y Revertive

N Non-revertive

WTR 1...5...12 Wait to restore timer, in minutes. This applies only to the second
command of a UPSR connection.

CCT Direction of cross-connect:

1WAY 1-way cross-connect

2WAY 2-way cross-connect; can be bundled

RDLNE Y Redline circuit enabled

N Redline circuit disabled

CKTID \”xxxxx\” Circuit identifier; string of up to 16-characters in length (alphanumeric

ASCII) delineated by escaped quotes

NULL Empty string

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

6-12 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 6
Upgrades and Migrations
Migrate from TERM (1+1) to UPSR-In Service (UPSR-IS)

17 Verify that the cross-connects are provisioned. Refer to Tables 6-1 [p. 6-10] through 6-4
[p. 6-12] for AID values.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-CRS-STS1:TID:fromAID,toAID: In the Tree View, select the Cross Connects tab.

CTAG; Expand the cross-connect list.
RTRV-CRS-VT1:TID:fromAID,toAID: The cross-connects associated with NE are listed.
CTAG; Example: 1-1, 4-1 (XC-STS1)
Select the cross-connect entity.
Example:
> Entity
RTRV-CRS-STS1:FUJITSU:ALL:CTAG;
Example: > Properties View
RTRV-CRS-VT1:FUJITSU:
1-2-1-1,3-2-1-1:CTAG; The Properties screen opens.
Verify the cross-connect properties.
Close the Properties screen.

18 If needed, go to Steps 2 [p. 6-4] and 3 [p. 6-5] to retrieve and clear any alarms and conditions
on the NE.

19 If necessary, go to Section 3.2.1, Editing Section Data Communications Channel [p. 3-2], to
create the SDCC on the protect OC-3 facility.

Note: If turning up a point-to-point (FLASHWAVE 4010 to FLASHWAVE 4010) configuration, the timing
mode on one NE is set to INT (MODE=INT) using ED-SYNC. The timing mode on the other NE is kept at the
default value (MODE=LINE).

20 Log off the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

CANC-USER:TID:UID:CTAG; > File

Example: > Exit

CANC-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG;
A confirmation window displays.
Click Yes to confirm.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 6-13
 CHAPTER 6
Upgrades and Migrations
Migrate from TERM to UPSR Factory Defaults

6.4 Migrate from TERM to UPSR Factory Defaults

Complete the following procedure to migrate a TERM (1+1) configuration to a UPSR
configuration (factory defaults). This procedure applies to NEs running Release 2.1 software
and is specific to REM1-C702 and REM1-C032 configurations. Before initiating this
procedure, verify your configuration.

WARNING:
This procedure is service-affecting because migrating from TERM to UPSR using the
keyword SYSMODE=UPSR deletes all VT1.5/STS-1 cross-connects and drops all traffic.

When the configuration is changed to UPSR-IS, the NE automatically performs the following
steps:
■ Deletes all VT1.5/STS-1 cross-connects
■ Changes the OSI routing state from ES (default) to IS1
■ Deletes the OC-3 FFP group
■ Creates the SDCC on the protect OC-3 optics (2-1)
■ Initializes the communication stack (INIT-OIF)

Prerequisites:
■ Verify the connection of the RS-232 craft interface cable or the RJ-45 LMP craft
interface cable. If needed, refer to Section 2.5.6, subsection Installing RS-232 Craft
Interface Cable and Setting Up Craft Terminal (Serial) [p. 2-40], or Section 2.5.7,
subsection Installing RJ-45 LMP Craft Interface Cable and Setting Up Craft Terminal
(Telnet) [p. 2-43].
■ Verify that the OC-3 facilities are not in the OOS:MA,MT state.
■ The T1 or T3 administrative state must be OOS or AINS.
Note: Default values are shown in bold.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

6-14 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 6
Upgrades and Migrations
Migrate from TERM to UPSR Factory Defaults

Step Task
1 Log on to the NE.

Note: The user ID and password defaults are ROOT/ROOT. For security reasons, create a new user ID and
password. Refer to FNC-645-0021-272, System Operations, Section 2.2, Provisioning User Security
Management [p. 2-2], for user-security provisioning.

Note: The TID, UID, and PID values used in these procedures are factory default values. Consult your
Network System Administrator for specific TID, UID, and PID values.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ACT-USER:TID:UID:CTAG::PID; Note: Refer to NETSMART 500 practice

FNC-920-0021-D-100, User Guide, for information
TID: about logging on the system.
FUJITSU Initialize the NETSMART 500 program.
(target NE identifier) The NETSMART 500 window opens.
UID: Enter User ID: ROOT (user identifier, 4–10
alphanumeric characters).
ROOT
(user identifier; 4–10 alphanumeric characters) Enter Password: ROOT (private identifier associated
with the UID, 4–10 alphanumeric characters).
PID: Select Connection Mode (either Serial or TCP/IP).
ROOT Verify Connection Settings.
(private identifier associated with UID; 4–10 Select Logon.
alphanumeric characters) A security message appears.
Example:
Click OK.
ACT-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG::ROOT; The security message closes.

2 Retrieve all active alarms currently being reported on the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-ALM-ALL:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Equipment tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
Example: Highlight the System NE.
RTRV-ALM-ALL:FUJITSU::CTAG;
> NE
> Alarms

The Active Alarms view displays all of the alarms and

associated conditions currently active on the selected
NE.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 6-15
 CHAPTER 6
Upgrades and Migrations
Migrate from TERM to UPSR Factory Defaults

3 Are there any active alarms being reported on the NE?

If YES:
Clear all active alarms before continuing with this procedure. If needed, refer to
FNC-645-0021-480, Maintenance and Trouble Clearing, Chapter 2, Responding to Alarms
and Conditions. Use local procedures if required. After clearing the alarms, go to Step 4
[p. 6-16].

If NO:
Go to Step 4 [p. 6-16].

4 Retrieve all standing conditions currently being reported on the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-COND-ALL:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Equipment tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
Example: Highlight the System NE.
RTRV-COND-ALL:FUJITSU::CTAG;
> NE
> Alarms

The Active Alarms view displays all of the alarms and

associated conditions currently active on the selected
NE.

5 Are there any standing conditions being reported on the NE?

If YES:
Clear the applicable standing conditions before continuing with this procedure. If needed,
refer to FNC-645-0021-480, Maintenance and Trouble Clearing, Chapter 2, Responding to
Alarms and Conditions. Use local procedures if required. After clearing the standing
conditions, go to Step 6 [p. 6-16].

If NO:
Go to Step 6 [p. 6-16].

6 Change the system mode from terminal to UPSR.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

6-16 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 6
Upgrades and Migrations
Migrate from TERM to UPSR Factory Defaults

CAUTION:
During this step, the NE creates the SDCC on the protect OC-3 optics and initializes the
communication stack. As a result, a momentary loss of communication to the shelf will
occur if the user is logged on through the LMP or SDCC. The user will be required to log on
again once initialization is complete.

Note: UPSR is only applicable to configurations REM1-702 (FC9688C702) and REM1-CO32 (FC9688C032).
Before initiating this step, confirm your configuration.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-SYS:TID::CTAG:::SYSMODE=UPSR; From the Tree View, select the Equipment tab.

The NE MAINSHELF displays.
Example: From the NETSMART 500 pull-down menu:
ED-SYS:FUJITSU::CTAG:::SYSMODE=UPSR;
> NE
> System Operations

The Operations screen displays in the Main window.

From the Attributes tab, select the Modify Tab.
In the Command Parameters frame:
At SYSMODE, select UPSR-IS from the
drop-down list, and select the check box next to
the field.
Example: UPSR
In the Current Values field, verify that the SID
and TYPE values are correct.
Click Modify.

Do not close the System Operation or Main window.

Do not deselect the Equipment tab.

7 Verify that the system mode configuration has changed to the UPSR configuration.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-SYS:TID::CTAG; > NE

Example: > Reload NE

RTRV-SYS:FUJITSU::CTAG;
The Operations screen refreshes.
Select the Modify tab.
In the Current Values field:
Verify that UPSR is the current SYSMODE.
Example: SYSMODE: UPSR
UPSR_IS will not be shown.

Do not close the Operations screen.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 6-17
 CHAPTER 6
Upgrades and Migrations
Migrate from TERM to UPSR Factory Defaults

8 Create add/drop STS1 or VT1.5 traffic cross-connects. Refer to Tables 6-5 [p. 6-18]
through 6-8 [p. 6-20] for AID and keyword values.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ENT-CRS-STS1:TID:fromAID,toAID: > NE
CTAG::CCT:KEYWORD=DOMAIN;
> Create
ENT-CRS-VT1:TID:fromAID,toAID:
CTAG::CCT:KEYWORD=DOMAIN; In the Operations screen, the Cross Connects tab
displays.
CCT:
Select the Cross Connects tab.
1WAY
Note: A drop-down list displays in the Command
2WAY Parameters field.
Example: In the Command Parameters frame, use the
ENT-CRS-STS1:FUJITSU:1-1,2-1:CTAG:: drop-down lists to:
1WAY:RDLNE=Y; Specify the FROM TYPE (if required) and the
FROM AID values in the appropriate fields.
Specify the TO TYPE and TO AID values in
the appropriate fields.
Specify the cross-connect type in the CCT
field.

Verify that the check box next to each specified field

is checked.
Click Create.
Close the Operations screen.

Table 6-5: ENT-CRS-STS1 Facility AIDs

Facility AID Format AID

STS1 (Line OC-3) Interface#-STS Time Slot# n = 1, 2

(n-m) m = 1...3

STS1 (Service DS1) Interface#-STS Time Slot# n=3

(n-m) m=1

STS1 (Service DS3) Interface#-STS Time Slot# n=4

(n-m) m = 1...3

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

6-18 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 6
Upgrades and Migrations
Migrate from TERM to UPSR Factory Defaults

Table 6-6: ENT-CRS-STS1 Keyword and Domain Parameter Values

Domain
Keyword Description
(Default in Bold)

PSWDEF Preferred path definition. This parameter applies only to the second
command of a UPSR connection.

STS-1 AID The AID of the East or West STS-1 of a UPSR ring. Refer to Table 6-5
[p. 6-18] for values.

NULL The AID of the East or West STS-1 with the lower-numbered value is
selected as the preferred port.

RVRTV Revertive. This parameter applies only to the second command of a

UPSR connection.

Y Revertive

N Non-revertive

WTR 1...5...12 Wait to restore timer, in minutes. This applies only to the second
command of a UPSR connection.

RDLNE Y Redline circuit enabled

N Redline circuit disabled

CKTID \”xxxxx\” Circuit identifier; string of up to 16-characters in length (alphanumeric

ASCII) delineated by escaped quotes

NULL Empty string

Table 6-7: ENT-CRS-VT1 Facility AIDs

Facility AID Format AID

VT1 (Line) Interface#-STS Time Slot#-VTG#-VT# n = 1, 2

(n-m-x-y) m = 1...3
x = 1...7
y = 1...4

VT1 (Service) Interface#-STS Time Slot#-VTG#-VT# n=3

(n-m-x-y) m=1
x = 1, 2
y = 1...4

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 6-19
 CHAPTER 6
Upgrades and Migrations
Migrate from TERM to UPSR Factory Defaults

Table 6-8: ENT-CRS-VT1 Keyword and Domain Parameter Values

Domain
Keyword Description
(Default in Bold)

PSWDEF Preferred path definition. This parameter applies only to the second
command of a UPSR connection.

VT1 AID The AID of the East or West VT1 of a UPSR ring. Refer to Table 6-7
[p. 6-19] for values.

NULL The AID of the East or West VT1.5 with the lower-numbered value is
selected as the preferred port.

RVRTV Revertive. This parameter applies only to the second command of a

UPSR connection.

Y Revertive

N Non-revertive

WTR 1...5...12 Wait to restore timer, in minutes. This applies only to the second
command of a UPSR connection.

RDLNE Y Redline circuit enabled

N Redline circuit disabled

CKTID \”xxxxx\” Circuit identifier; string of up to 16-characters in length (alphanumeric

ASCII) delineated by escaped quotes

NULL Empty string

9 Verify that the cross-connects are provisioned. Refer to Tables 6-5 [p. 6-18] through 6-8
[p. 6-20] for AID values.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-CRS-STS1:TID:fromAID,toAID: In the Tree View, select the Cross Connects tab.

CTAG; Expand the cross-connect list.
RTRV-CRS-VT1:TID:fromAID,toAID: The cross-connects associated with NE are listed.
CTAG; Example: 1-1, 4-1 (XC-STS1)
Select the cross-connect entity.
Example:
> Entity
RTRV-CRS-STS1:FUJITSU:ALL:CTAG;
Example: > Properties View
RTRV-CRS-VT1:FUJITSU:1-2-1-1,3-2-1-1
:CTAG; The Properties screen opens.
Verify the cross-connect properties.
Close the Properties screen.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

6-20 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 6
Upgrades and Migrations
Migrate from TERM to UPSR Factory Defaults

10 If needed, go to Steps 2 [p. 6-15] and 3 [p. 6-16] to retrieve and clear any alarms and
conditions the NE.

11 If necessary, go to Section 3.2.1, Editing Section Data Communications Channel [p. 3-2], to
create the SDCC on the protect OC-3 facility.

Note: If turning up a point-to-point (FLASHWAVE 4010 to FLASHWAVE 4010) configuration, the timing
mode on one NE is set to INT (MODE=INT) using ED-SYNC. The timing mode on the other NE is kept at the
default value (MODE=LINE).

12 Log off the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

CANC-USER:TID:UID:CTAG; > File

Example: > Exit

CANC-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG;
A confirmation window displays.
Click Yes to confirm.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 6-21
 CHAPTER 6
Upgrades and Migrations
Migrate from UPSR to TERM (1+1)

6.5 Migrate from UPSR to TERM (1+1)

Complete the following procedure to change a UPSR configuration back to a TERM (1+1)
configuration. This procedure is applicable only to REM1-C702 and REM1-C032
configurations.

WARNING:
This procedure requires the deletion of all cross-connects on the NE, resulting in the loss of
traffic on those circuits. The procedure cannot be performed while in service.

When the configuration is changed to TERM, the NE automatically performs the following
steps:
■ Creates all STS1 or VT1.5 cross-connects
■ Changes the OSI routing state from IS1 to ES
■ Creates the OC-3 FFP group
■ Deletes the SDCC on the protect OC-3 optics (2-1)
■ Initializes the communication stack (INIT-OIF)

Prerequisites:
■ Verify the connection of the RS-232 craft interface cable or the RJ-45 LAN
management port (LMP) craft interface cable. If needed, refer to Section 2.5.6,
subsection Installing RS-232 Craft Interface Cable and Setting
Up Craft Terminal (Serial) [p. 2-40], or Section 2.5.7, subsection Installing RJ-45
LMP Craft Interface Cable and Setting Up Craft Terminal (Telnet) [p. 2-43].
■ All cross-connects must be deleted (performed in the procedure).
Note: Default values are shown in bold.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

6-22 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 6
Upgrades and Migrations
Migrate from UPSR to TERM (1+1)

Step Task
1 Log on the NE.

Note: The user ID and password defaults are ROOT/ROOT. For security reasons, create a new user ID and
password. Refer to FNC-645-0021-272, System Operations, Section 2.2, Provisioning User Security
Management [p. 2-2], for user-security provisioning.

Note: The target identifier (TID), user identifier (UID), and private identifier (PID) values used in these
procedures are factory default values. Consult your Network System Administrator for specific TID, UID,
and PID values.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ACT-USER:TID:UID:CTAG::PID; Note: Refer to NETSMART 500 practice

FNC-920-0021-D-100, User Guide, for information
TID: about logging on the system.
FUJITSU Initialize the NETSMART 500 program.
(target NE identifier) The NETSMART 500 window opens.
UID: Enter User ID: ROOT (user identifier, 4–10
alphanumeric characters).
ROOT
(user identifier; 4–10 alphanumeric characters) Enter Password: ROOT (private identifier associated
with the UID, 4–10 alphanumeric characters).
PID: Select Connection Mode (either Serial or TCP/IP).
ROOT Verify Connection Settings.
(private identifier associated with UID; 4–10 Select Logon.
alphanumeric characters) A security message appears.
Example:
Click OK.
ACT-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG::ROOT; The security message closes.

2 Retrieve all active alarms currently being reported on the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-ALM-ALL:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Equipment tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
Example: Highlight the System NE.
RTRV-ALM-ALL:FUJITSU::CTAG;
> NE
> Alarms

The Active Alarms view displays all of the alarms and

associated conditions currently active on the selected
NE.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 6-23
 CHAPTER 6
Upgrades and Migrations
Migrate from UPSR to TERM (1+1)

3 Are there any active alarms being reported on the NE?

If YES:
Clear all active alarms before continuing with this procedure. If needed, refer to
FNC-645-0021-480, Maintenance and Trouble Clearing, Chapter 2, Responding to Alarms
and Conditions. Use local procedures if required. After clearing the alarms, go to Step 4
[p. 6-24].

If NO:
Go to Step 4 [p. 6-24].

4 Retrieve all standing conditions currently being reported on the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-COND-ALL:TID::CTAG; In the Tree view, click the Equipment tab.

The SYSTEM NE and MAINSHELF appear.
Example: Highlight the System NE.
RTRV-COND-ALL:FUJITSU::CTAG;
> NE
> Alarms

The Active Alarms view displays all of the alarms and

associated conditions currently active on the selected
NE.

5 Are there any standing conditions being reported on the NE?

If YES:
Clear the applicable standing conditions before continuing with this procedure. If needed,
refer to FNC-645-0021-480, Maintenance and Trouble Clearing, Chapter 2, Responding to
Alarms and Conditions. Use local procedures if required. After clearing the standing
conditions, go to Step 6 [p. 6-25].

If NO:
Go to Step 6 [p. 6-25].

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

6-24 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 6
Upgrades and Migrations
Migrate from UPSR to TERM (1+1)

6 Retrieve provisioned UPSR cross-connects.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-CRS-STS1:TID:fromAID,toAID: In the Tree View, select the Cross Connects tab.

CTAG; Expand the cross-connect list.
RTRV-CRS-VT1:TID:fromAID,toAID: The cross-connects associated with NE are listed.
CTAG; Example: 1-1, 4-1 (XC-STS1)
Select the cross-connect entity.
Example:
> Entity
RTRV-CRS-STS1:FUJITSU:ALL:CTAG;
Example: > Properties View
RTRV-CRS-VT1:FUJITSU:1-2-1-1,3-2-1-1
:CTAG; The Properties screen opens.
Verify the cross-connect properties.
Close the Properties screen.

7 Delete all STS1 and VT1.5 cross-connects.

CAUTION:
Deleting cross-connects will cause all traffic on that circuit to drop.

TL1 NETSMART 500

DLT-CRS-STS1:TID:fromAID,toAID: In the Tree view, select the Cross Connects tab.

CTAG; Highlight the cross-connect to be deleted.
DLT-CRS-VT1:TID:fromAID,toAID: In the main toolbar, select:
CTAG; > Entity

Example: > Operations Dialog

DLT-CRS-STS1:FUJITSU:1-1,2-1:CTAG;
Example: The Operations screen appears.
DLT-CRS-VT1:FUJITSU:1-1-1-2,3-1-1-2: Select the Delete tab.
CTAG; Verify the information, and then click Delete.
Close the Operations screen.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 6-25
 CHAPTER 6
Upgrades and Migrations
Migrate from UPSR to TERM (1+1)

8 Verify all cross-connects have been deleted.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-CRS-STS1:TID::CTAG; In the Tree View, select the Cross Connects tab.
RTRV-CRS-VT1:TID::CTAG; Expand the cross-connect list.
The cross-connects associated with the NE are
Example: deleted.
RTRV-CRS-STS1:FUJITSU::CTAG; > Entity
Example:
> Properties View
RTRV-CRS-VT1:FUJITSU::CTAG;

The Properties screen opens.

Verify the cross-connect properties.
Close the Properties screen.

9 Change the system mode from UPSR to TERM.

WARNING:
This step is service-affecting, resulting in factory default values for facilities and
cross-connects.

CAUTION:
During this step, the NE will delete the SDCC on the protect optics and initialize the
communication stack. As a result, a momentary loss of communication to the shelf will
occur if the user is logged on through the LMP or SDCC. The user will be required to log on
again once initialization is complete.

TL1 NETSMART 500

ED-SYS:TID::CTAG:::SYSMODE=TERM; From the Tree View, select the Equipment tab.

The NE MAINSHELF displays.
Example: From the NETSMART 500 pull-down menu:
ED-SYS:FUJITSU::CTAG:::SYSMODE=TERM;
> NE
> System Operations

The Operations screen displays in the Main window.

From the Attributes tab, select the Modify tab.
In the Command Parameters frame:
At SYSMODE, select TERM (not UPSR-IS)
from the drop-down list, and select the check
box next to the field.
Example: TERM
Click Modify.

Do not close the System Operation or Main window.

Do not deselect the Equipment tab.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

6-26 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 CHAPTER 6
Upgrades and Migrations
Migrate from UPSR to TERM (1+1)

10 Verify that the system mode configuration has changed to TERM.

TL1 NETSMART 500

RTRV-SYS:TID::CTAG; > NE

Example: > Reload NE

RTRV-SYS:FUJITSU::CTAG;
The Operations screen refreshes.
Select the Modify Tab.
In the Current Values field, verify that TERM is the
current SYSMODE.
Example: SYSMODE: TERM
Do not close the Operations screen.

11 If needed, repeat Steps 2 [p. 6-23] and 3 [p. 6-24] to clear alarms and conditions on the NE.

12 Log off the NE.

TL1 NETSMART 500

CANC-USER:TID:UID:CTAG; > File

Example: > Exit

CANC-USER:FUJITSU:ROOT:CTAG;
A confirmation window displays.
Click Yes to confirm.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations 6-27
 A
CHAPTERS/APPENDIXES EQUIPMENT AND FACILITY AIDS
1 Introduction
2 System-Level This appendix includes the following sections:
Provisioning
NO. SECTION PAGE
3 Provisioning Network
Management Interfaces A.1 Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-2
4 Facility and
Synchronization A.2 Equipment AIDs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-2
Management
A.3 Facility AIDs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-3
5 Protection Switching
6 Upgrades and Migrations A.4 AID-to-Configuration Mapping. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-5
➤ A Equipment and Facility AIDs
A.5 Factory Default AID Values. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-6

A.6 UPSR Mode Default Values . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-13

A.7 ED-SYSMODE Conditions for UPSR and Terminal

Configurations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-14

A.8 Restoring Factory Default AID Values . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-15

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations
 APPENDIX A
Equipment and Facility AIDs
Overview

A.1 Overview
This chapter lists the equipment and facility access identifiers (AIDs) as well as the factory
defaults used in the FLASHWAVE® 4010.

A.2 Equipment AIDs

Table A-1 [p. A-2] lists the equipment AIDs for the FLASHWAVE 4010.

Table A-1: FLASHWAVE 4010 Equipment AIDs

Hardware Equipment Configuration

Unit Type Description AID Format
Configuration Name Part Number

REM U70 U1 7 × DS1, unprotected REM REM1-C701 FC9688C701

OC-3, 1310-nm optics

U03 U2 3 × DS3, unprotected REM REM1-C031 FC9688C031

OC-3, 1310-nm optics

U70 U3 7 × DS1, unprotected REM REM1-C703 FC9688C702

OC-3, 1550-nm optics

U03 U4 3 × DS3, unprotected REM REM1-C033 FC9688C033

OC-3, 1550-nm optics

P70 P1 7 × DS1, 1+1 and REM REM1-C702 FC9688C702 or

UPSR, protected PL-C7024010-R0201
OC-3, 1310-nm optics

P03 P2 3 × DS3, 1+1 and REM REM1-C032 FC9688C032 or

UPSR, protected PL-C0324010-R0201
OC-3, 1310-nm optics

P70 P3 7 × DS1, 1+1 and REM REM1-C704 FC9688C704 or

UPSR, protected PL-C7044010-R0201
OC-3, 1550-nm optics

P03 P4 3 × DS3, 1+1 and REM REM1-C034 FC9688C034 or

UPSR, protected PL-C0344010-R0201
OC-3, 1550-nm optics

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

A-2 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 APPENDIX A
Equipment and Facility AIDs
Facility AIDs

A.3 Facility AIDs

Table A-2 [p. A-3] lists the FLASHWAVE 4010 facility AIDs.

Note: Refer to Table A-3 [p. A-5] for mapping facility AIDs to specific hardware configurations.

Table A-2: FLASHWAVE 4010 Facility AIDs

Facility AID Format AID

OC-3 Interface#-Port# n = 1, 2
(n-m) m=1
Possible values: 1-1, 1-2

STS-1 (Line OC-3) Interface#-STS Time Slot# n = 1, 2

(n-m) m = 1...3
Possible values: 1-1, 1-2, 1-3, 2-1, 2-2, 2-3

STS-1 (Service DS1) Interface#-STS Time Slot# n=3

(n-m) m=1
Possible values: 3-1

STS-1 (Service DS3) Interface#-STS Time Slot# n=4

(n-m) m = 1...3
Possible values: 4-1, 4-2, 4-3

VT1.5 (Line) Interface#-STS Time n = 1, 2

Slot#-VTG#-VT# m = 1...3
(n-m-x-y) x = 1...7
y = 1...4

VT1.5 (Service) Interface#-STS Time n=3

Slot#-VTG#-VT# m=1
(n-m-x-y) x = 1, 2
y = 1...4
Possible values: 3-1-1-1, 3-1-1-2, 3-1-1-3,
3-1-1-4, 3-1-2-1, 3-1-2-2, 3-1-2-3

T1 (DS1) Interface#-Port# n=3

(n-m) m = 1...7
Possible values: 3-1, 3-2, 3-3, 3-4, 3-5, 3-6, 3-7

T3 (DS3) Interface#-Port# n=4

(n-m) m = 1...3
Possible values: 4-1, 4-2, 4-3

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations A-3
 APPENDIX A
Equipment and Facility AIDs
Facility AIDs

Table A-2: FLASHWAVE 4010 Facility AIDs (Cont.)

Facility AID Format AID

SYNCLIST TMGSYS TMGSYS

Housekeeping input HKIN-n n = 1...4

Possible values: HKIN-1, HKIN-2, HKIN-3,
HKIN-4

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

A-4 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 APPENDIX A
Equipment and Facility AIDs
AID-to-Configuration Mapping

A.4 AID-to-Configuration Mapping

Table A-3 [p. A-5] specifies the mapping of user-side to network-side facility AIDs for each
FLASHWAVE 4010 hardware configuration.

Table A-3: FLASHWAVE 4010 AID-to-Configuration Mapping

Corresponding STS-1/VT1.5 AID

Hardware Interface Facility AID
Configuration Facility Parameters
STS-1 VT1.5

U70, U03 1/OC-3 1-1 1-1...1-3 1-1-1-1...1-1-2-3

(0 + 1)

P70, P03 1/OC-3 1-1 1-1...1-3 1-1-1-1...1-3-7-4

(1+1, UPSR)
2/OC-3 2-1 2-1...2-3 2-1-1-1...2-3-7-4

U70, P70 3/T1 (DS1) 3-1...3-7 Network side: Network side:

(0:1, 1+1) Not applicable 1-1-1-1...1-1-2-3
User side: User side:
3-1a 3-1-1-1...3-1-2-3

U03, P03 4/T3 (DS3) 4-1...4-3 Network side: Not applicable

(0:1, 1+1) 1-1...1-3

User side:
4-1...4-3

P70 (UPSR) 3/T1 (DS1) 3-1...3-7 Network side: Network side:

1-1...1-3 1-1-1-1...1-3-7-4
2-1...2-3 2-1-1-1...2-3-7-4

User side: User side:

3-1 3-1-1-1...3-1-2-3

P03 (UPSR) 4/T3 (DS3) 4-1...4-3 Network side: Network side:

1-1...1-3 1-1-1-1...1-3-7-4
2-1...2-3 2-1-1-1...2-3-7-4

User side: User side:

4-1...4-3 Not applicable
a TheSTS AID 3-1 is permitted for a number of STS-1 commands in the U70/P70 configuration, but its use provides no
functionality.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations A-5
 APPENDIX A
Equipment and Facility AIDs
Factory Default AID Values

A.5 Factory Default AID Values

The first time a FLASHWAVE 4010 system is turned up, the SYSMODE is set to TERM,
and a number of facilities and entities are preprovisioned based on factory defaults. Unless
otherwise noted, Table A-4 [p. A-6] lists the FLASHWAVE 4010 default values for each
configuration.

Table A-4: FLASHWAVE 4010 Factory Default Provisioning Values

Hardware
Entity/Facility AID Keyword Factory Default Value
Configuration

U70 EQPT REM TYPE REMU70

STATE IS

U03 EQPT REM TYPE REMU03

STATE IS

P70 EQPT REM TYPE REMP70

STATE IS

P03 EQPT REM TYPE REMP03

STATE IS

U70, P70 T1 3-1...3-7 STATE AINS

SINH N

AIST ONES

AISSD N

LINECDE B8ZS

FMT AUTO

LBO D1

FEPM N

IBLPBK N

CKTID NULL

VSTIMER 60

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

A-6 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 APPENDIX A
Equipment and Facility AIDs
Factory Default AID Values

Table A-4: FLASHWAVE 4010 Factory Default Provisioning Values (Cont.)

Hardware
Entity/Facility AID Keyword Factory Default Value
Configuration

U03, P03 T3 4-1...4-3 STATE AINS

SINH N

AIST NAS

PBIT N

FMT AUTO

XPOL 1

RAI N

LBO D1

VSTIMER 60

CKTID NULL

U70, U03, P70, P03 OC3 1-1 STATE AINS

SINH N

OSYNCMSG Y

ISYNCMSG Y

FEPM N

BERSDL –6

BERSFL –3

VSTIMER 0

CKTID NULL

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations A-7
 APPENDIX A
Equipment and Facility AIDs
Factory Default AID Values

Table A-4: FLASHWAVE 4010 Factory Default Provisioning Values (Cont.)

Hardware
Entity/Facility AID Keyword Factory Default Value
Configuration

P70, P03 OC3 2-1 STATE AINS

SINH N

OSYNCMSG Y

ISYNCMSG Y

FEPM N

BERSDL –6

BERSFL –3

VSTIMER 0

CKTID NULL

P70, P03 FFP-OC3 1-1, 2-1 DIRN UNI

TYPE 1+1

RVRTV N

WTR 5

U70, U03, P70, P03 SYNC TMGSYS MODE LINE

RVRTV N

RES DUS

U70, U03 SYNCLIST TMGSYS PLVL 1

REFAID 1-1

P70, P03 SYNCLIST TMGSYS PLVL 1&2

REFAID 1-1&2-1

U70, P70 VT1 3-1-1-1, 1-1-1-1, EXPSLB 010

3-1-1-2, 1-1-1-2,
3-1-1-3, 1-1-1-3, IVPM N
3-1-1-4, 1-1-1-4,
3-1-2-1, 1-1-2-1,
3-1-2-2, 1-1-2-2,
3-1-2-3, 1-1-2-3

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

A-8 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 APPENDIX A
Equipment and Facility AIDs
Factory Default AID Values

Table A-4: FLASHWAVE 4010 Factory Default Provisioning Values (Cont.)

Hardware
Entity/Facility AID Keyword Factory Default Value
Configuration

U70, P70 STS1 1-1 AISSD N

PDISD N

EXPSLB 02

EXPTRC NULL

TRC NULL

BERSD –6

VTBERSD –6

U70, P70 STS1 3-1 AISSD N

PDISD N

BERSD –6

VTBERSD –6

U03, P03 STS1 1-1, 1-2, 1-3 AISSD N

PDISD N

EXPSLB 04

EXPTRC NULL

BERSD –6

U03, P03 STS1 4-1, 4-2, 4-3 AISSD N

PDISD N

EXPSLB 04

EXPTRC NULL

TRC NULL

BERSD –6

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations A-9
 APPENDIX A
Equipment and Facility AIDs
Factory Default AID Values

Table A-4: FLASHWAVE 4010 Factory Default Provisioning Values (Cont.)

Hardware
Entity/Facility AID Keyword Factory Default Value
Configuration

U70, P70 CRS-VT1 3-1-1-1, 1-1-1-1 CCT 2WAY

Note: For P70, when 3-1-1-2, 1-1-1-2
SYSMODE is set to 3-1-1-3, 1-1-1-3 CKTID NULL
3-1-1-4, 1-1-1-4
UPSR, VT1
3-1-2-1, 1-1-2-1 RDLNE N
cross-connects are 3-1-2-2, 1-1-2-2
provisionable. 3-1-2-3, 1-1-2-3

U03, P03 CRS-STS1 4-1, 1-1 CCT 2WAY

Note: For P03, when 4-2, 1-2
SYSMODE is set to 4-3, 1-3 CKTID NULL
UPSR, STS-1
cross-connects are RDLNE N
provisionable.

U70, U30, P70, P03 SDCC 1-1 STATE IS

K 7

L2CR PLUS-R

T200 200

T203 10

N200 3

N201 512

SRV AITS

U70, U03, P70, P03 LAN LMP STATE IS

OSI N

TARP N

SIZE 1518

OSITNL N

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

A-10 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 APPENDIX A
Equipment and Facility AIDs
Factory Default AID Values

Table A-4: FLASHWAVE 4010 Factory Default Provisioning Values (Cont.)

Hardware
Entity/Facility AID Keyword Factory Default Value
Configuration

U70, U03, P70, P03 TARP Not applicable TTYPE1 Y

TTYPE2 Y

TTYPE3 Y

TTYPE4 Y

TTYPE5 Y

TTYPE5E Y

RT1 15

RT2 25

U70, U03, P70, P03 NLP Not applicable TYPE ES

Note: Refer to Table A-5
[p. A-13] for UPSR mode AREAADDR NULL
default values applicable
to P70 and P03 AFI NULL
configurations.
IDI NULL

IDIPAD NULL

DFI NULL

ORG NULL

RES NULL

RD NULL

AREA NULL

U70, U03, P70, P03 IP-ADDR LMP STATE IS

IPADDR 192.168.1.1

IPMASK 255.255.255.0

DFTGWAY 0.0.0.0

PORT 2024

U70, U03, P70, P03 IP-ACCESS ALL IPADDR 0.0.0.0

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations A-11
 APPENDIX A
Equipment and Facility AIDs
Factory Default AID Values

Table A-4: FLASHWAVE 4010 Factory Default Provisioning Values (Cont.)

Hardware
Entity/Facility AID Keyword Factory Default Value
Configuration

U70, U03, P70, P03 ATTR-ENV HKIN-1...HKIN-4 NTFCNCDE No entry

ALMTYPE No entry

ALMMSG No entry

U70, U03, P70, P03 SYS Not applicable AAT 2.5

ADT 10

CONTACT NULL

LOCATION NULL

U70, U03, P70, P03 SID Not applicable SID FUJITSU

U70, U03, P70, P03 SECU-USER UID=ROOT NEWPID ROOT

UPC 4

TMOUTA Y

TIMEOUT 30

To restore FLASHWAVE 4010 factory defaults, refer to Section A.8, Restoring Factory
Default AID Values [p. A-15].

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

A-12 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 APPENDIX A
Equipment and Facility AIDs
UPSR Mode Default Values

A.6 UPSR Mode Default Values

Table A-5 [p. A-13] lists the default values for the UPSR mode (SYSMODE=UPSR).

Table A-5: UPSR Mode Default Values

Unit Type Entity/Facility AID Keyword Provisioning Default

P70, P03 NLP Not AREAADDR 39840F80000000000000000000

applicable
AFI 39

IDI 840

IDIPAD F

DFI 80

ORG 000000

RES 0000

RD 0000

AREA 0000

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations A-13
 APPENDIX A
Equipment and Facility AIDs
ED-SYSMODE Conditions for UPSR and Terminal Configurations

A.7 ED-SYSMODE Conditions for UPSR and Terminal

Configurations
Table A-6 [p. A-14] lists the preconditions for changing a system mode from terminal (FFP)
to UPSR or UPSR-IS and from UPSR to terminal (FFP).

Table A-6: ED-SYSMODE Conditions for UPSR and Terminal Configurations

Domain Preconditions Description

TERM None Refer to factory defaults (Table A-4 [p. A-6])

for this keyword.

TERM to UPSR ■
All T1/T3 facilities must be in Perform the following steps:
the AINS or OOS-MA state. ■ Edit node state from ES to IS1.
■
OC-3 facility 1-1 must be ■
Deprovision OC-3 facility protection
active. group.
■ Redline must be removed ■ Provision SDCC on OC-3 facility 2-1.
from all existing (All cross-connects will be removed by
cross-connects. the system.)
■ Execute internal INIT-OIF.

TERM to UPSR-IS ■
OC-3 facility 1-1 must be Perform the following steps:
active. ■ Edit node state from ES to IS1.
■
OC-3 facilities must not be in ■
Deprovision OC-3 facility protection
the OOS-MA:MT state. group.
■ Provision SDCC on OC-3 facility 2-1.
■
Execute internal INIT-OIF. (All
cross-connects provisioned in TERM
mode will remain in UPSR. The user
must manually provision the path
selectors.)

UPSR to TERM All cross-connects must be deleted. Perform the following steps:
■
Deprovision SDCC OC-3 facility 2-1.
■ Edit node IS1 to ES. (Entities and
cross-connects will be provisioned per
factory defaults [Table A-4 [p. A-6]]).
■ Execute internal INIT-OIF.

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

A-14 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 APPENDIX A
Equipment and Facility AIDs
Restoring Factory Default AID Values

A.8 Restoring Factory Default AID Values

A FLASHWAVE 4010 that has not had any parameter value editing but has had DS1, DS3,
or OC-3 interfaces connected to an external device may not contain factory default settings
because such connections may have caused parameter settings to change to values other than
the factory defaults listed in Table A-4 [p. A-6].

Examples of such changes include:

■ DS1, DS3, or OC-3 service state changes
■
DS1 or DS3 auto frame formatting changes
■ Area address changes

To restore FLASHWAVE 4010 factory defaults, the user must perform the remote memory
backup (RMBU) procedure to first obtain a memory backup of a FLASHWAVE 4010
known to contain factory default settings. The remote memory backup and restore
(RMBU/R) procedures are performed using NETSMART 500 or NETSMART 1500 (refer
to FNC-645-0021-120, System Description and Engineering, Section 4.15 [p. 4-29]).

After a memory backup of factory settings is obtained, the memory restore procedures can be
performed to place these settings into the FLASHWAVE 4010 using the RS-232 craft
interface or the LMP port. To ensure factory default settings following a power down,
disconnect all DS1, DS3, and OC-3 connections before performing a restore.

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations A-15
 Index

A disabling
auto-logoff operation 2-12
local management port (LMP) 3-23
adding new user 2-5
downloading system software 6-2
AIDs
equipment A-2
facility A-3
E
AID-to-configuration mapping A-5
editing
Internet Protocol (IP) host list 3-34
C OC-3 facility, protected configuration 4-28, 4-37
OC-3 FFP group facility 4-48
changing synchronization 4-66
configurations T1 (DS1) facility 4-2
TERM to UPSR 6-14 T3 (DS3) facility 4-11
TERM to UPSR-IS 6-3
enabling
UPSR to TERM 6-22
auto-logoff operation 2-12
existing system user security information 2-6
local management port (LMP) 3-25
LMP IP address 3-30
PID for user logged on 2-10 equipment
system date and time 2-15 AIDs A-2
system identifier (SID) 2-15
system-level parameters 2-13
configurations F
migrating TERM to UPSR 6-14
migrating TERM to UPSR-IS 6-3 facility AIDs A-3
migrating UPSR to TERM 6-22
factory default AID values A-6
TERM SYSMODE A-14
UPSR SYSMODE A-14 forced protection switch 5-3

D I
deleting Internet Protocol (IP) host list
user from system 2-9 editing 3-34

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations
 Index

L forced 5-3
hierarchy 5-2, 6-2
lockout 5-3
LMP
changing IP address 3-30 manual 5-2
OC-3 5-6, 6-3, 6-14, 6-22
disabling 3-23
STS-n 5-4
enabling 3-25
synchronization source 5-8
lockout of protection switch 5-3 VT1.5 5-4
provisioning
Network Layer Protocol (NLP) 3-14
M section data communications channel (SDCC) 3-2
STS-1 path facility 4-53
manual protection switch 5-2 system-level parameters 2-13
migrating TID Address Resolution Protocol (TARP) 3-11
TERM to UPSR 6-14 user security management 2-2
TERM to UPSR-IS 6-3 VT1.5 path facility 4-61
UPSR to TERM 6-22

R
N
releasing
Network Layer Protocol (NLP) OC-3 protection switch 5-6, 6-3, 6-14, 6-22
provisioning 3-14 STS-n protection switch 5-5
synchronization source protection switch 5-8
VT1.5 protection switch 5-5
O REM1-C032
UPSR default values A-13
OC-3 REM1-C702
editing facility, protected 4-28 UPSR default values A-13
editing FFP group facility 4-48
restoring factory default values A-15
OC-3 facility
editing, protected 4-37
operating S
OC-3 protection switch 5-6, 6-3, 6-14
protection switch section data communications channel (SDCC)
OC-3 6-22 provisioning 3-2
STS-n 5-4
VT1.5 5-4 setting
synchronization source protection switch 5-8 system date and time 2-15
system identifier (SID) 2-15
software download 6-2
P STS-1 path facility
provisioning 4-53
parameter defaults
UPSR mode A-13 synchronization
editing 4-66
protection switching

FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1 FNC-645-0021-272

I-2 System Operations FNC and FNC Customer Use Only Issue 2, October 2004
 Index

system U
system-level parameters, provisioning 2-13
UPSR
default values A-13
T migrate TERM to UPSR 6-14
migrate TERM to UPSR-IS 6-3
T1 migrate UPSR to TERM 6-22
facility editing 4-2 parameter defaults A-13
SYSMODE conditions A-14
T3
facility editing 4-11 user security management
provisioning 2-2
TERM
SYSMODE conditions A-14
TID Address Resolution Protocol (TARP) V
provisioning 3-11
VT1.5 path facility
provisioning 4-61

FNC-645-0021-272 FLASHWAVE 4010 Release 2.1

Issue 2, October 2004 FNC and FNC Customer Use Only System Operations I-3