FK-OLT-G4S

NT – Start-up guide G4S

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Start-up Guide

FK-OLT-G4S

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Compatible with:

OLT

FK-OLT-G4S

Important:
Furukawa recommends always keeping firmware updated to the latest version available.
Before beginning configuration it is important to have the logical project in hands. It will be the guide so configuration is executed
as planned in a fast and efficient manner. A well executed logical project garantees a smooth network management without future
problems, greater availability and reliability besides allowing expansion and alterations. The logical project will also serve for future
reference and will be a powerfull tool in network troubleshooting for performance issues, instability or unavailable services.

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1 CONSOLE ACCESS
Connect the console cable, provided with the OLT, to the interface indicated on the image below:

Connect the other end of the cable to the PC serial interface. In some cases it will be necessary to
use a DB9-USB adapter.

See below information for equipament access:

EQUIPMENT ACCESS
Speed 9600
(baud)
Data bits 8
Stop bits 1
Parity None
Flow
None
Control

Default user and password:

DEFAULT ACCESS
User admin
Password <blank>

2 IP MANAGEMENT CONFIGURATION
It is possible to configure an IP address to the MGMT interface to enable remote access. Configuration
from step 2 can be done either via console or remotely.

2.1 Out-of-Band Interface (MGMT interface)

Use the commands below to configure the out-of-band interface (MGMT port):

CLI Commands Description

SWITCH> enable Access EXEC mode.
SWITCH# configure terminal Access configuration mode.
SWITCH(config)# ssh server enable Enables SSH service.

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SWITCH(config)# interface mgmt Access management interface.

SWITCH(config-if[mgmt]) no shutdown Activates MGMT interface.
SWITCH(config-if[mgmt]) ip address 10.80.46.11/24 Configures IP to MGMT interface.
SWITCH(config-if[mgmt]) end Returns to global configuration
mode.
SWITCH# write memory Saves configuration to flash memory.

3 PASSWORD CHANGE

During first access to the equipment, it is recommended to change default password for the admin
user. The commands are:

CLI Commands Description

SWITCH(config)# passwd Change password for admin user.
Enter new password: <new_password> Insert new password.
Re-enter new password: <confirm_new_password> Confirm new password.

4 VLANS

Use the commands below to create VLANs and apply them to the OLT ports.

Uplink ports can be configured as access or trunk, depending on the devices connected to them,
whereas PON ports must always be configured in trunk mode.

CLI Commands Description

SWITCH> enable Access EXEC mode.
SWITCH configure terminal Access configuration mode.
SWITCH(config)# bridge Access bridge mode.
SWITCH(bridge)# vlan create 10-20 Creates vlans 10 through 20.
Associates created VLANs to ports 7 and
SWITCH(bridge)# vlan add 10-20 7,17 tagged
17 tagged .
SWITCH(bridge)# vlan add 15 18 untagged Associates VLAN 15 to port 18 untagged.
SWITCH(bridge)# vlan del 11 7 Removes VLAN 11 from port 7.
SWITCH(bridge)# no vlan 12 Removes VLAN 12 from the equipment.

5 CREATING PROFILES

The following example is for FK-ONT-G420R.

5.1 DBA-PROFILE
CLI Commands Description
SWITCH# configure terminal Access configuration mode.
(config)# gpon Access GPON mode.
(gpon)# dba-profile data create Creates dba-profile named data.
(config-dba- Configures DBA with mode sr.
mode sr
profile[dados])#
(config-dba- Minimum value used for OLT / ONU
sla fixed 128
profile[dados])# communication (OMCI).
(config-dba- Sets maximum upstream bandwidth.
sla maximum 10944
profile[dados])#
(config-dba- Shows profile.
show current-profile
profile[dados])#
(config-dba- Apply configurations to profile.
apply
profile[dados])#

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5.2 Extended-VLAN
CLI Commands Description
SWITCH# configure terminal Access configuration mode.
(config)# gpon Access GPON mode.
extended-vlan-tagging- Creates extended-vlan bridge profile.
(gpon)#
operation bridge create
(config-ext-vlan- Enables configuration for downstream.
downstream-mode enable
oper[bridge])#
(config-ext-vlan- Configures VLAN as untagged.
untagged-frame 1
oper[bridge])#
(config-ext-vlan- Configures VLAN 10 with cos 0 and tpid 0x8100.
treat inner vid 10 cos 0
oper[bridge]-untagged-
tpid 0x8100
frame[1])#
(config-ext-vlan- Applies configurations to profile.
oper[bridge]-untagged- apply
frame[1])#

5.3 Traffic-Profile
The traffic-profile is responsible for managing L2 packets for the end devices. The first step is to
configure a t-cont, which will have a dba-profile assigned for upstream bandwidth control. The mapper
is responsible for forwarding the logical packages through the gemport to the bridge, which is the
border between the logical (ani) and physical (uni) exits.

CLI Commands Description

SWITCH# configure terminal Access configuration mode.
(config)# gpon Access GPON mode.
(bridge)# traffic-profile TP create Creates traffic-profile TP.
(config-traffic-pf[TP])# tcont 1 T-CONT 1 configuration.
(config-traffic-pf[TP]-
dba-profile data Assigns dba-profile data.
tcont[1])#
(config-traffic-pf[TP]-
gemport 1/1 Creates gemport.
tcont[1])#
(config-traffic-pf[TP]-
exit Returns to previous menu.
tcont[1])#
(config-traffic-pf[TP])# mapper 1 Creates mapper 1.
(config-traffic-pf[TP]-
gemport count 1 Defines quantity of gemports.
mapper[1])#
(config-traffic-pf[TP]-
exit Returns to previous menu.
mapper[1])#
(config-traffic-pf[TP])# bridge 1 Creates bridge 1.
(config-traffic-pf[TP]-
ani mapper 1 Access ANI 1 interface.
bridge[1])#
(config-traffic-pf[TP]-
vlan-filter vid 10 untagged
bridge[1]- Assigns VLAN 10 to ANI interface.
discard
ani[mapper:1])#
(config-traffic-pf[TP]-
bridge[1]- exit Returns to previous menu.
ani[mapper:1])#
(config-traffic-pf[TP]-
uni eth 1 Access UNI 1 interface.
bridge[1])#
(config-traffic-pf[TP]- extended-vlan-tagging-
Assigns extended-vlan to profile.
bridge[1]-uni[eth:1])# operation bridge
(config-traffic-pf[TP]-
exit Returns to previous menu.
bridge[1]-uni[eth:1])#
(config-traffic-pf[TP]-
exit Returns to previous menu.
bridge[1])#
(config-traffic-pf[TP])# apply Applies configurations to profile.
NOTE 1: For interfaces UNI ETH 2, 3 and 4 repeat configuration for UNI ETH 1.
NOTE 2: For multiple services profiles, see annex 1 at the end of this guide.

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5.4 Onu-Profile
The onu-profile is the profile that will be applied to the ONU and it contains all previous profiles created:

CLI Commands Description

SWITCH# configure terminal Access configuration mode.
(config)# gpon Access GPON mode.
(config)# onu-profile data create Creates ONU-Profile data.
(config-onu- Assigns traffic-profile to onu-profile.
traffic-profile TP
profile[dados])#
(config-onu-
apply Applies configurations to profile.
profile[dados])#

6 APPLYING A PROFILE
After creating the onu-profile use the commands below to apply it to an ONU.

CLI Commands Description

SWITCH# conf t Access configuration mode.
(config)# gpon Access GPON mode.
(gpon)# gpon-olt 1 Access interface gpon 1.
discover-serial-number start
(config-gpon-olt[1])# Enables automatic ONU discovery.
10
(config-gpon-olt[1])# onu fix all Fixates ONUs to PON port.
(config-gpon-olt[1])# onu-profile 1 data Applies ONU-profile data to ONU 1.

7 SAVING CONFIGURATIONS

After configuring the OLT it is important to save the information since it will be lost in case the OLT
reboots:

CLI Commands Description

copy running-config startup-
SWITCH# Saves configurations to the OLT.
config

It is also possible to save using the following command:

CLI Commands Description

SWITCH# write memory Saves configurations on OLT.

8 TROUBLESHOOTING

8.1 Verify ONU database

It is possible to display all the registered ONU in the PON port, the applied profile and index with the
command:

CLI Commands Description

SWITCH# show onu info Shows ONUs registered in the database.
SWITCH# show onu model-name 1 Shows ONUs model name

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8.2 ONU detailed information

CLI Commands Description
Shows detailed information from its index
SWITCH # show onu detail-info 1 registered to the PON port.

8.3 Verifying ONU firmware version

Display the firmwares installed inside the ONU use the command below.

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9 ANNEX 1 – PROFILES FOR MULTIPLE SERVICES

9.1 One service

extended-vlan-tagging-operation v100 create
downstream-mode enable
untagged-frame 1
treat inner vid 100 cos 0 tpid 0x8100
apply

traffic-profile [traffic 1] create

tcont 1
gemport 1/1
dba-profile [NAME]
mapper 1
gemport count 1
bridge 1
ani mapper 1
vlan-filter vid 100 untagged discard
uni eth 1
extended-vlan-tagging-operation v100
uni eth 2
extended-vlan-tagging-operation v100
uni eth 3
extended-vlan-tagging-operation v100
uni eth 4
extended-vlan-tagging-operation v100
apply

9.2 Two Services

extended-vlan-tagging-operation v200 create
downstream-mode enable
untagged-frame 1
treat inner vid 200 cos 0 tpid 0x8100
apply

traffic-profile [traffic 2] create

tcont 1
gemport 1/1
dba-profile [NAME]
tcont 2
gemport 2/1
dba-profile [NAME]
mapper 1
gemport count 1

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mapper 2
gemport count 1
bridge 1
ani mapper 1
vlan-filter vid 100 untagged discard
uni eth 1
extended-vlan-tagging-operation v100
uni eth 2
extended-vlan-tagging-operation v100
bridge 2
ani mapper 2
vlan-filter vid 200 untagged discard
uni eth 3
extended-vlan-tagging-operation v200
uni eth 4
extended-vlan-tagging-operation v200
apply

9.3 Three Services

extended-vlan-tagging-operation v400 create
downstream-mode enable
untagged-frame 1
treat inner vid 400 cos 0 tpid 0x8100
apply

traffic-profile [traffic 3] create

tcont 1
gemport 1/1
dba-profile [NAME]
tcont 2
gemport 2/1
dba-profile [NAME]
tcont 3
gemport 3/1
dba-profile [NAME]
mapper 1
gemport count 1
mapper 2
gemport count 1
mapper 3
gemport count 1
bridge 1
ani mapper 1
vlan-filter vid 100 untagged discard
uni eth 1
extended-vlan-tagging-operation v100
uni eth 2
extended-vlan-tagging-operation v100
bridge 2
ani mapper 2
vlan-filter vid 200 untagged discard
uni eth 3
extended-vlan-tagging-operation v200

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bridge 3
ani mapper 3
vlan-filter vid 400 untagged discard
uni eth 4
extended-vlan-tagging-operation v400
apply

9.4 Three Services With One Vlan Tagged

extended-vlan-tagging-operation v200_v300T create
downstream-mode enable
untagged-frame 1
treat inner vid 200 cos 0 tpid 0x8100
single-tagged-frame 1
filter inner vid 300 cos any tpid 0x8100
treat remove single
treat inner vid 300 cos copy-inner tpid 0x8100
apply

traffic-profile [traffic 4] create

tcont 1
gemport 1/1
dba-profile [NAME]
tcont 2
gemport 2/1,3/1
dba-profile [NAME]
mapper 1
gemport count 1
mapper 2
gemport count 1
mapper 3
gemport count 1
bridge 1
ani mapper 1
vlan-filter vid 100 untagged discard
uni eth 1
extended-vlan-tagging-operation v100
uni eth 2
extended-vlan-tagging-operation v100
bridge 2
ani mapper 2
vlan-filter vid 200 untagged discard
ani mapper 3
vlan-filter vid 300 untagged discard
uni eth 3
extended-vlan-tagging-operation v200_v300T
uni eth 4
extended-vlan-tagging-operation v200_v300T
apply

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