WTM4000

INSTALLATION,
OPERATION AND
MAINTENANCE
TRAINING COURSE
AVIAT “NO PRODUCTION NETWORK ACCESS” POLICY

What does this mean?

• Any student that needs to perform job
While attending a training activities related to their production
session, Aviat Networks does not networks needs to perform those
allow any student to be logged while physically outside the training
room or labs.
into any network element or
system that is connected to a • No exceptions.
production network or carrying
production traffic. This is Why are we doing this?
applicable for all sessions • Network outages caused by students
conducted at Aviat training sites who were unknowingly performing
or at customer sites. training related tasks/changes on
production networks or systems due
to multi-tasking.

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INTRODUCTIONS:

Instructor: _____________

Introduce yourself:
• Name
• Organization
• Job Title
• Experience in Microwave,
Telecommunications, IP
Networking
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HOUSEKEEPING ITEMS

• Class time: ______________

• Lunch: __________________
• Breaks: _________________
• Coffee & Refreshments: ____
• Restrooms: ______________
• Smoking Policy: Not allowed

• Please Silence Cell Phones

During Class
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COURSE OBJECTIVES

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OBJECTIVES
• Upon completion of this module, participants would be
able to :
• Install a WTM4000
• Configure WTM4000 for initial
operation for
• Network management
• RF link
• Perform detailed performance
analysis of Radio links

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CONFIDENTIAL
COURSE AGENDA
1. Module 1: WTM4000 System & RF Overview
2. Module 2: Default Access and Network management
3. Module 3: Radio Link Configuration
4. Module 4: Maintenance
5. Module 5: Diagnostics and Troubleshooting
6. Module 6: L2 link aggregation
7. Module 7: L1 link aggregation

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CONFIDENTIAL
 Module 1
WTM4000
System & RF Overview

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SYSTEM FEATURES OVERVIEW (RF)
• Zero-footprint, all-outdoor design
• Operating frequencies from 6 to 42
• QPSK to 4096QAM Adaptive Modulation
• Channel sizes up to 112 MHz
• Unique Aviat Adaptive Dual Channel (A2C)
• Single- (1xTx/Rx) or dual- (2xTx/RX)header options
• Co-channel operation with XPIC for up to 2.5 Gbit/s, and up
to 5 Gbit/s with 4+0 and optional LOS MIMO
• Microwave configurations supported include 1+0, 1+0
repeater, 1+1 MHSB and 2+0 with optional XPIC

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SYSTEM FEATURES OVERVIEW (SWITCH)
• 4x user traffic ports, with electrical/PoE and optical interface
options, including 1/2.5/10 GE
• Layer 2 Ethernet Services: 802.1ad (QinQ), L2 VPN, STP/MSTP,
L2LA (802.1AX), LACP, ERP (G.8032)
• Advanced Ethernet OAM, including IEEE 802.1ag, 802.3ah and
ITU-T Y.1731
• Packet Synchronization options including IEEE 1588v2 and
Synchronous Ethernet (SyncE)
• Mobile device configuration using Wi-Fi via embedded web server
• End-to-end Network Management via Aviat ProVision.

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WTM 4000 PRODUCT VARIANTS
• Single-Transceiver All-Outdoor Radio (TR)
WTM 4100
• Up to 4096QAM, 112 MHz channels
• Up to 1.2 Gbit/s Throughput, single channel
• Up to 2.5 Gbit/s Throughput, dual channel, with A2C

• Double-Transceiver All-Outdoor Radio (TRTR)

WTM 4200 • Up to 4096QAM, 112 MHz channels
• Up to 1.2 Gbit/s Throughput, single channel
• Up to 2.5 Gbit/s Throughput, dual channel
• Up to 5 Gbit/s Throughput with 4x4 LOS MIMO

WTM 4500 • Single-Transceiver All-Outdoor Radio, with Integrated

Space Diversity Receiver (TRR)
• Up to 4096QAM, 112 MHz channels
• Up to 1.2 Gbit/s Throughput, single channel

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WTM4000 INSTALLATION (WITH POE)

Note: The maximum ethernet cable length when using POE will be 100m
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WTM4000 INSTALLATION (WITH EXTERNAL DC POWER)

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SYSTEM HARDWARE ARCHITECTURE (WTM4000)
• USER INTERFACES:
✓ 2x 10/100/1000Base-T (RJ-45) fixed
ports (one port optional PoE)

✓ 2x optional SFP ports – 1, 2.5 or 10GB

SFPs

✓ DC Power Supply Input, +24/-48VDC

(SELV) – wide-mouth

✓ Console Maintenance Ports (USB)

✓ Receive Signal Indicator: dual

voltmeter pins

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SYSTEM HARDWARE ARCHITECTURE (WTM4000)
1. SFP Port #2 (1/ 2.5/ 10Gbps)
2. SFP Port #1 (1/ 2.5/ 10Gbps) 8a
8b
3. GE Port #2 (GE electrical)
4. GE Port #1 (GE electrical, with PoE)
5. DC Port (DC or for PoE jumper connection)
7
6. Ground connection
7. Maintenance access, comprising:
• USB port for Wi-Fi dongle, or memory stick
1 6
• RSSI ports & RSSI switch button (for WTM 2
4200) 3
4
8. TNC connector used for XPIC connection 5

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WTM 4100 1+0 TERMINAL

• Up to 1.25 Gbit/s capacity

• Single channel operation
• 4096QAM + 112 MHz channel
• Single Transceiver and Diplexer

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WTM 4100 2+0 TERMINAL WITH A2C (ADAPTIVE DUAL CARRIER)

• Up to 2.5 Gbit/s capacity

• Minimum spacing – adjacent channel
• Maximum spacing – within range of
fitted diplexer
• Single Transceiver and Diplexer
• No Antenna Coupler/OMT
• Co-Pole operation only
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WTM4200 WITH INTEGRATED COUPLER – SINGLE POLARITY

• Up to 2.5 Gbit/s capacity

• Minimum spacing –adjacent
channel
• Maximum spacing –within the
same diplexer sub-band range
• Internal 3dB coupler (co-pole)
• Full RF performance
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WTM4200 WITH INTEGRATED OMT – DUAL POLARITY

• Up to 2.5 Gbit/s capacity

• Minimum spacing –adjacent
channel
• Maximum spacing –within the
same diplexer sub-band range
Note: When configuring XPIC or dual-polarity • Internal OMT with <0.5dB loss
configurations with WTM 4200, Carrier 1 is always
(dual-pole)
horizontal and Carrier 2 is always vertical.
• Full RF performance
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 WTM 4500 1+0/SPACE DIVERSITY

• Up to 1.2 Gbit/s capacity

• Space DIV
• Full RF performance

Notes:
➢Main connection via short flex waveguide (~1m)
➢Diversity connection via coax or WG (~10-20m) – coax recommended due to cost.
➢Diversity combining carried out in WTM
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 WTM 4500 2+0/SPACE DIVERSITY

RX

DIPLEXER
1
(SW+MODEM)

TX
1
SPM Main TX + RX
H+V

RX

DIPLEXER
Antenna

2
TX
2
WTM 4500

Diversity XPIC Connection

• Up to 2.5 Gbit/s capacity
Connection (optional)

• Space DIV
RX

DIPLEXER
1
(SW+MODEM)

TX
1

Diversity RX Div
SPM

Antenna
RX

DIPLEXER

H+V
2
TX
2

WTM 4500

Notes:
• Connections between terminal and antenna via short flex waveguide (~1m)
• Diversity combining carried out in 4500A
• XPIC cancellation done inside of the WTM 4500 as it is today
• Second WTM 4500 used in receive only mode. Crossed IF signals are for the diversity receivers only
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WTM 4000 EQUIPMENT POWER SUPPLY
• Using POE (Power over Ethernet)
• Max cable length: 100m
• Using an external POE
• 100 to 240 VAC PoE Injector
• 36 to 72 VDC PoE Injector
• Using a POE card from a Switch / Router
• Note, the jumper must be inserted for PoE to work

PoE jumpers inserted

• Using External power cable

• Remove the jumpers and wire the power cable as
shown (-48VDC)

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WTM 4000 LICENSING
• Within WTM 4000, software-based license keys are used to enable groupings of Carrier
Ethernet features, specific radio features and switch capacity.

• No pluggable media device to hold licenses (like the flash card on CTR)
• Licenses are keyed directly to the WTM serial number

• As standard, license keys are not downloaded onto the product prior to shipment

• At power-on, ALL licensed features are enabled for customer use, for a period of 60 days.
• After 60-days, the terminal will revert to those features that have license keys loaded.
• If the terminal is powered off, the 60-day “countdown” will be paused during that non-
operational period.

Note: The default trail license must be activated

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WTM 4000 ETHERNET AVAILABLE FUNCTION (LICENSED)
• Standard management and administration
• CLI, HTTPS Access, DNS Client, Alarms, SNMPv2 agent, RMONv1/2, in-band NMS
• Routed NMS support
• IPv4 & IPv6 (TCP, UDP, ARP, ICMP, Ping, TraceRoute)
• VLAN (802.1Q) / Q-in-Q (IEEE 802.1ad)
• SyncE & 1588v2 PTP TC)
• Spanning Tree (STP, RSTP, MSTP)
• QoS with 8 queues / Traffic Scheduling (SP, WRR, Hybrid)
• Ingress traffic policing
• Port Mirroring
• LAG / LACP
• Multi-Layer Header Compression (MLHC)

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WTM4000 MANAGEMENT
• Two way to manage the WTM 4000
• Using CLI command
• Using a Web browser GUI

The following are the factory default configurations:

➢ IP Address 192.168.1.1
➢ VLAN all ports untagged member of VLAN1 and configured as “access”
➢ TX Mute enabled
➢ Username: admin
➢ Password: admin
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 Module 2
Installation

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HARDWARE INSTALLATION
AND POWER UP

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WTM4000 UNPACKING

Typical components for a WTM 4000 installation will be these key

items:
▪ 2x WTM 4000 radio terminals
▪ 2x suitable direct-mount antennas
▪ Cables to connect to user equipment
▪ Cables to connect power supply (either direct DC or PoE)
▪ PoE injectors if needed

Accessory kit there should be:

▪ 2x long cable glands
▪ 1x 2m earth strap
▪ 1x tube of silicon grease

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WTM4000 PHYSICAL INSTALLATION (ANTENNA)
Antenna installation
▪ Install the antenna as per the manufacturer specification.
▪ Set the polarization rotator according the link design documentation.
▪ Apply a thin layer of silicon grease around the O-ring on the antenna
▪ Coarsely align the antenna

ODU installation on the antenna (direct mount)

▪ Remove the protective tape from the antenna interface
▪ Tighten the four (4) mounting bolts carefully until the units is completely secured to
the antenna

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WTM4000 PHYSICAL INSTALLATION (ODU)

ODU installation on the antenna (remote mount)

▪ Install a suitable flexible waveguide between the WTM
4000 and the antenna
▪ Ensure the required gaskets are fitted and all bolts are
tightened.

Note: if operating in any 6-11 Ghz band

▪ Install a waveguide adapter to the outside of the WTM
4000.

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WTM4500 PHYSICAL INSTALLATION (ODU)

ODU installation on the antenna (remote mount)

▪ Install a suitable flexible waveguide
between the WTM 4500 and the antenna
▪ Ensure the required gaskets are fitted and
all bolts are tightened.
▪ Install the Waveguide to Coax adapter to
connect to the DIV antenna. DIV MAIN
Note: if operating in any 6-11 Ghz band
▪ Install a waveguide adapter to the outside
of the WTM 4000.

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WTM4000 PHYSICAL INSTALLATION ( GROUND CABLE)
Grounding the WTM4000

▪ Must be 16mm² minimum

▪ Used the M6 bolt and fasten the single-lug end.

▪ Ensure the cable is correctly aligned towards the tower.

▪ Run the ground wire down to its ground point using the shortest practical path.

▪ Do not loop or spiral the ground wire.

▪ Apply conductive grease/paste around the ground connections on both end

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WTM4000 PHYSICAL INSTALLATION ( DC CABLE)
Powering the WTM4000
▪ Using an external power supply

▪ Remove the gland cap cover labeled PWR

▪ Remove the green DC connectors

▪ Carefully depress the orange tabs to remove each

jumper, and then discard the jumpers.

▪ Used a twin-core DC cable suitable, outdoor rated,

cable
▪ A maximum cross-sectional area per conductor of 1.5
mm² (AWG 16) may be used.
▪ Disassemble a long gland and pass the wire through
the gland.

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WTM4000 PHYSICAL INSTALLATION ( DC CABLE)
Powering the WTM4000 Note: According the power cable type
▪ Using an external power supply delivered the RED can be GREY.
- 48V VDC connection +24V VDC connection

Polarity sensitive
When using POE never removed the connector without disconnect the power from POE
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WTM4000 PHYSICAL INSTALLATION ( POE )
Powering the WTM4000
▪ Using an external POE
▪ Remove the gland cap cover labeled PWR
▪ ensure the DC connector with jumpers is already
inserted and the screws fastened.

▪ Remove the gland cap over the gland labelled “GE1”.

▪ Used ETH cable provided by Aviat or any outdoor

rated cat5e cable.

WARNING: Damage to the WTM 4000 may occur when removing the PoE injector while there is power on
the Ethernet cable feeding the radio. To avoid this, first disconnect the PoE, then remove the PoE injector.

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WTM4000 PHYSICAL INSTALLATION ( SFP & FIBER )
SFP and Fiber installation
▪ Remove the gland cap cover labeled SFP1 or SFP2

▪ Insert the SFP inside the terminal, until the locking.

▪ Loosen the gland that is pre-assembled onto the fiber

cable
▪ Insert the LC connectors until they are both locked.

▪ Gently move the gland back up the cable and carefully

screw until it is tight against the housing.

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WTM4000 PHYSICAL INSTALLATION (POWER CABLE
GROUNDING)
WTM 4000
fitted to tower

Install cable grounding kit onto braid of the DC

power cable: 1
1. At the top closed to the WTM
2. At the bottom of the Tower
3. At the entrance of the shelter
4. If the WTM is higher than 45m from the
ground, then add 1 every 30m. 4

Outdoor two-core / shielded

DC power cable

2
3
Install surge arrestor into
DC feed.
Can be external/
weatherproof (ie outdoor)
or internal (as shown here)

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WTM4000 PHYSICAL INSTALLATION ( DC SURGE ARRESTOR)

Install surge arrestor into DC feed.

Can be external/ weatherproof (ie
outdoor) or internal (as shown here)

DC
Breaker

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ANTENNA ALIGNMENT
RSSI AND XPIC

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WTM4000 ANTENNA ALIGNMENT

Antenna alignment
▪ Requirement tools
▪ Voltmeter
▪ Spanner for the antenna bolts (sizes depend of
the antenna specification)

▪ Open the maintenance port access

▪ Plug the voltmeter probe in the

two dedicated slot (Red for + and
black - )

RSL (dBm) 0 -25 -50 -75 -100

RSSI (V) 0 0,25 0,5 0,75 1

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WTM4200 ANTENNA ALIGNMENT
Note that on the WTM4200 you must select the function to
be send to the Pins

Step one:
Click on the blue dipswitch (multiple time according
need)

▪ The LED “L4” is a 4 step color

▪ Off (Not used)
Green: RSSI carrier 1 Orange: RSSI carrier 2 Red: XPIC

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WTM4200 XPIC

Antenna XPD alignment

▪ On the site A. (Local site)
▪ Be sure that the radio (or the flex for a remote
mount) is set correctly with a water level
▪ This site become your reference site

▪ On site B. (Remote site)

▪ Loose the fours blots on the antenna interface
▪ Set the dipswitch to have the “L3” LED in Red
▪ Plug your voltmeter with the two probes in the
maintenance port
▪ Used the adjustment screw to rotate the radio
until you get the required value for the XPIC

▪ When completed be sure that you relock the 4

fixations screws.
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WTM4200 XPIC

▪ Loose the fours blots on the

antenna interface
▪ Set the dipswitch to have the
“L3” LED in Red
▪ Plug your voltmeter with the two
probes in the maintenance port
▪ Rotate the radio until you get the
required value for the XPIC

▪ When completed be sure that you relock

the 4 fixations screws.

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WTM4000 ANTENNA XPD ALIGNMENT

Antenna XPD alignment

▪ Requirement tools
▪ Voltmeter
▪ Spanner for the antenna bolts (see previous
slide)

▪ Open the maintenance port access

Red: XPIC ▪ Plug the voltmeter probe in the

two dedicated slot (Red for + and
black - )

XPD (dBm) 0 10 20 30 40
RSSI (V) 0 0,1 0,2 0,3 0,4

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 Module 3
Unit management & Basic
set-up & admin

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UNIT MANAGEMENT

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WTM4000 MANAGEMENT

The following are the factory default configurations:

➢ IP Address 192.168.1.1
➢ VLAN all ports untagged member of VLAN1 and configured as “access”
➢ Username: admin
➢ Password: admin

1. Power on the WTM 4000 terminal

2. Connect computer to an unused GE port: ie 1 or 2
3. Be sure that your Laptop is preconfigured to the same subnet as the WTM4000

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WTM4000 MANAGEMENT
WTM 4000 uses a commit system for handling configuration changes
With CLI: WTM4100# config
• Before changes can take effect, you MUST perform WTM4100(config)# interface Vlan1
WTM4100(config-interface-Vlan1)# no ipv4 address
a “commit” operation. WTM4100(config-interface-Vlan1)# ipv4 address 192.156.1.25
prefixlength16
• However a user may make many changes and then WTM4100(config-interface-vlan1)# commit

a commit as a final action

With GUI:
• Then MUST click ”Commit” to execute the change.
• A validation will occur between all of the modified
data and the terminal conf.
• A “Commit Succeeded” screen will be shown if the
data send are validated

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WTM4000 MANAGEMENT USING GUI

• Open a browser and enter 192.168.1.1 into the address bar.

• Used the defaults login and password

• User name: admin
• Password: admin

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WTM4000 MANAGEMENT USING GUI (DASHBOARD VIEW)
Alarms /
log-in
Site Name indicators

Commit &
Revert
Expandable Buttons
Menu Bar

Dashboard
Tiles

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WTM4000 MANAGEMENT (USING DEFAULT VLAN)

• Changing the IP address on the equipment

Click
➢ System Configuration Commit to
➢ Management IP validate

Default management Vlan: Vlan1

Set the new IP address
V4 Format xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/yy

If an errors is made text

will be red and an alarm
will be raised

Note: After changing the IP address the connection will be lost with the unit.
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WTM4000 MANAGEMENT (CHANGING MANAGEMENT VLAN)
• Create the New management Vlan
➢ Switching and routing
➢ Vlan Management
➢ Definition
✓ Click Add
✓ Select the Vlan ID
✓ Name the Vlan
✓ Set status to UP

Back in Management IP menu

and select the Vlan and change
IP address

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BASIC SET-UP

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BASIC SET-UP (SITE DETAILS & DATE AND TIME)
• Site details
➢ System configuration
➢ Site Details

• Date and time

➢ System configuration
➢ Date and time

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BASIC SET-UP (SNMP AND WIFI)
• SNMP manager
➢ System configuration
➢ SNMP

• Wifi
➢ System configuration
➢ WIFI

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ADMIN MANAGEMENT

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ADMIN (CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT SAVING)
• Configuration management
➢ System configuration
➢ Admin
➢ Configuration Management

Note: If you change the file

name, be sure that you keep
the file extension: « .config »

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ADMIN (CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT LOADING)
• Configuration management
➢ System configuration
➢ Admin
➢ Configuration Management

Note: Be sure that you

keep the file extension:
« .config »

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ADMIN (CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT LOADING)

• In Previous Commits
Click on the latest action
You will see what action have
been done

In my case I’ve removed a

Vlan 2000 from the config

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ADMIN (CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT LOADING)

Configuration saved on the equipment can be:

Deleted
Select the config you want to delete and click Delete

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ADMIN (SOFTWARE MANAGEMENT)
• Software management
➢ System configuration
➢ Admin
➢ Software Management

✓ Select software location.

✓ Select the File to install.
✓ Select Immediately for direct load
✓ Select Manually for when to install
✓ Click Start and follow any prompts.

Software will loaded in the Inactive bank

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ADMIN (USER MANAGEMENT)
• User management
➢ System configuration
➢ Admin
➢ User Management

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ADMIN (LICENSING MANAGEMENT)
Note: Before doing any action in the licensing you
must be sure that the system Time & Date are set-up
correctly otherwise you will have some issue when
activating new license.

• User management
➢ System configuration
➢ Admin
➢ Licensing

For the first utilization you will have to

activate the Trial license. From there you will
have 60 days to load and activate the official
license

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 Module 4
Radio link configuration &
performance

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 WTM4100
LINK CONFIGURATION

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WTM4100 RADIO LINK (CONFIGURATION)
• Configuring a radio link
➢ Radio
➢ Radio Configuration

Radio 1 is a logical interface that can

have one or two carriers connected.

Carriers are physical interfaces.

Both need to be configured to have

operational radio link.

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WTM4100 RADIO LINK (CONFIGURATION)

• Enabled: Activate the interface facing the

switch (Logical interface)

• A2C “Adaptive dual-Carrier”: Activate the

second carrier.

• MLHC “Multi-Layer Header Compression”

• Status of the interface “up/down”

• XPIC SD

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WTM4100 RADIO LINK (CONFIGURATION)
• Enabled: Activate the radio interface (Physical
interface)
• Regulatory standard

• Bandwidth

• Reference Spectrum Efficiency Class. Only

configurable if ETSI selected.

• Modulation mode

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WTM4100 RADIO LINK (CONFIGURATION)

• Set TX / RX frequency for both carriers

• Transmit Power
• ATPC is mandatory when using A2C
• Set min and Max
• Set the Fade margin

• Don’t forget to remove the mute before committing

Note: Radio are factory muted when received

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WTM4100 RADIO LINK (RADIO STATS)
• User can observe status of the
radio link and characteristics for
each carrier.

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WTM4200 (with OMT)
Link configuration

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WTM4200 RADIO LINK (CONFIGURATION)
• Configuring a radio link
➢ Radio
➢ Radio Configuration

Radio 1 is a logical interface that can

have one or two carriers connected.

Carriers are physical interfaces.

Both need to be configured to have

operational radio link.

Note: You can’t activate carrier 1/2 without

having carrier 1/1.
Carrier 1 will be always Horizontal

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WTM4200 RADIO LINK (CONFIGURATION)
• Enabled: Activate the interface facing the
switch (Logical interface)

• Space DIV

• XPIC can be local only.

• MLHC “Multi-Layer Header Compression”

• Status of the interface “up/down”

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WTM4200 RADIO LINK (CONFIGURATION)
• Enabled: Activate the radio interface (Physical
interface)
• Regulatory standard

• Bandwidth Horizontal Vertical

• Reference Spectrum Efficiency Class. Only

configurable if ETSI selected.

• Modulation mode

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WTM4200 RADIO LINK (CONFIGURATION)
• Set TX / RX frequency for both carriers

• Transmit Power
• ATPC is mandatory when using ACM
• Set min and Max
• Set the Fade margin

• When using ANSI standard FCC

compliant may have to be set

• Don’t forget to remove the mute before

committing

Note: Radio are factory muted when received

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WTM4200 RADIO LINK (RADIO STATS)
• User can observe status of the
radio link and characteristics for
each carrier.

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 WTM4000
LINK PERFORMANCES

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WTM4100 RADIO LINK (PERFORMANCE REAL TIME)
➢ Radio
➢ Performance
➢ Real time

To start a capture
Select the amount of time
Click Start Capture.

The data is also saved in a file, listed in the Saved Capture Files list.
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WTM4100 RADIO LINK (PERFORMANCE HISTORY)
➢ Radio
➢ Performance
➢ Quarter hour / Daily

ZOOM AREA

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 Module 5
Switching and Routing

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INTERFACES / STATIC ROUTING
CONFIGURATION

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SWITCHING & ROUTING ( INTERFACES)
Interfaces status
• Switching and Routing
➢ Interface

• Enable: Interface activation

• Speed options
GI Elct. SFP

• Mirroring

Send to

• MTU (from 68 to 10214)

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SWITCHING & ROUTING (STATIC ROUTING)
• Switching and Routing
➢ Static routing

• Destination Address/ Prefix: The destination network of the route (Mandatory).

• Next Hop: IP address of the network out going interface. (Mandatory).
• Administrative Status: Up/ Down (Mandatory).
• Administrative Distance: 1/255 (optional).
• Action: Forward/Reject/Discard (optional).

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 VLAN
CONFIGURATION

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SWITCHING & ROUTING (VLAN DEFINITION)
• Switching and Routing
➢ Vlan Management Note: With the current software
➢ Definition Vlan ID above 4000 are not
supported

• Click ADD to add a new Vlan

• Change the Vlan ID • Don’t forget to Commit to validate
• Name the Vlan
• Change status to UP

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SWITCHING & ROUTING (VLAN MEMBERSHIP)
• Switching and Routing
➢ Vlan management
➢ Membership

Access : incoming untagged traffic will be

tagged and returned untagged.

trunk: Only tagged Vlan and authorized

vlan will pass-through + the native Vlan.

Dot1q-tunnel : Q&Q traffic using S-VLAN

tag

TPID: tag protocol identifier

Vlan PVID →8100 for customer Vlan
→0x88A8 for Dot1-Q-tunnel

Vlan membership

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 Module 6
L2 Link Aggregation

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Link Aggregation
configuration

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SWITCHING & ROUTING (LINK AGGREGATION 1/3)
• Switching and Routing
➢ LACP

• Hash type: Select the hashing type

• Max delay: From 1 to 65635
• Min link: Minimum link in the LACP bundle.
• Max link: Maximum link in the LACP bundle.
• Aggregation delay: 0 to 1000.
• Interfaces: Interfaces associated to the bundle
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• LACP

Configure the interfaces associated to the bundle

Mode static : Using LAG only
active : Enables LACP unconditionally.
passive : Enables LACP only when an LACP
device is detected.

Rate
slow : Using LAG only
fast: Enables LACP unconditionally.

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SWITCHING & ROUTING (LINK AGGREGATION 3/3)
• LACP & MTU

In Vlan Interface Membership

No
Vlan

In the Interfaces menu

Be sure that the Aggregated link and the Link
Aggregation have the MTU value increase at
least to 1518 or greater

The default value for the port is 1514 (this will

not allowed the management to pass through if
port are set as Trunk)

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LACP example scenario
configuration

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LACP SCENARIO DIAGRAM
Site_A WTM_2 WTM_4
Site_B

Diplexer
Diplexer
T/R T/R
WTM_1 WTM_6

COUPLER
MODEM

COUPLER

MODEM
T/R T/R

Diplexer
Diplexer

Diplexer
Diplexer

T/R T/R

2x MODEM
2x MODEM

OMT
OMT

Diplexer
Diplexer

T/R

Diplexer
T/R

Diplexer
T/R T/R

2x MODEM
2x MODEM

COUPLER
COUPLER
T/R T/R

Diplexer
Diplexer

Aggregation WTM_3
Aggregation
WTM_5
Point Point

Local management Local management

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LACP SCENARIO
• Aggregation will be done on WTM_1 and WTM_6

• The Two links between site_A and site_B will be just as 2+0

• Aggregation will be done on the 2 Ten Gi ports

• Local management will be done via the interconnection betw een WTM
chassis using the Gi ports

• Configuration will be identical on both end

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CONFIGURATION ON WTM_1 AND WTM_6
• Switching and Routing
➢ LACP

• Hash type: Source-dest-mac

• Max delay: 0 • Mode: Source-dest-mac
• Min link: 1 • Priority: 32768
• Max link: 2 • Rate: Fast
• Aggregation delay: 1000. • TX Interval: 1000
• Interfaces: TenGigE1/1, TenGigE1/2 • Timeout: 3000
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CONFIGURATION ON WTM_2, _3, _4, _5
• No LACP configuration
• Only required configuration will be done in the L2 Control protocol

For the Radio and TenGigE interface LACP L2 control protocol must be set as Forward.

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 Module 7
L1 Link Aggregation

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L1LA SCENARIO DIAGRAM
Aggregation Aggregation Site_B
Site_A Point WTM_1 WTM_1 Point

Diplexer
Diplexer
T/R T/R

COUPLER
MODEM

COUPLER

MODEM
T/R T/R

Diplexer
Diplexer
CE
CE

Diplexer
Diplexer
T/R T/R

2x MODEM
2x MODEM

COUPLER
COUPLER
T/R T/R

Diplexer
Diplexer

WTM_2 WTM_2

Local management
Local management

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SWITCHING & ROUTING (L1-LINK AGGREGATION 1/5)
• Link Aggregation (L1LA)
First begin by creating a VLAN for the L1LA configuration on both WTM1. In the example below, VLAN
300 is used for L1LA.

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• Link Aggregation (L1LA)
L1LA on the WTM is achieved using the Master – Slave model.
WTM1 will be configured as Master while WTM2 will configured as Slave.

Master view

Radio Interface

Physical interface connecting

WTM1 to WTM2

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SWITCHING & ROUTING (L1-LINK AGGREGATION 1/5)
• Link Aggregation (L1LA)

Slave view

Enable ICF on the radio

interface of WTM 2 (Slave)

L1LA Vlan 300 on Radio

interface and inter-connecting
physical interface.

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SWITCHING & ROUTING (L1-LINK AGGREGATION 1/5)
• Link Aggregation (L1LA)
VLAN Membership on MASTER WTM 1.

Physical Interface connecting

to Customer equipment, also
containing an S-VLAN

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SWITCHING & ROUTING (L1-LINK AGGREGATION 1/5)
• Link Aggregation (L1LA)
VLAN Membership on SLAVE WTM 2.

Physical Interface inter-connecting

the Master WTM1 to the Slave
WTM2. Configured as an access
port

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CONFIGURATION ON WTM_1
• Link Aggregation
L2 Control Protocol Tunneling.
• Some L2 protocol (PPDU) must be authorized to passthrough
• On the WTM performing the aggregation (Master), the L1LA interface as well as the physical interface
connecting to the customer equipment will both be set to forward LACP frames as shown below

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