Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 493 views

    Steps To Be Followed For IP20N Configuration v1 3

    Uploaded by

    dev tomar
    This document provides a step-by-step process for configuring IP20N devices. The steps include: 1. Updating the date/time and time offset through the CLI. 2. Upgrading software and ensuring the FTP folder name only is used for file location. 3. Resetting to factory defaults. 4. Enabling inband management and creating management service points for each radio port to allow inband passing.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Steps To Be Followed For IP20N Configuration v1 3

    Uploaded by

    dev tomar
    493 views5 pages
    This document provides a step-by-step process for configuring IP20N devices. The steps include: 1. Updating the date/time and time offset through the CLI. 2. Upgrading software and ensuring the FTP folder name only is used for file location. 3. Resetting to factory defaults. 4. Enabling inband management and creating management service points for each radio port to allow inband passing.

    Original Description:

    ceragon ip20

    Original Title

    Steps to Be Followed for IP20N Configuration v1 3

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    This document provides a step-by-step process for configuring IP20N devices. The steps include: 1. Updating the date/time and time offset through the CLI. 2. Upgrading software and ensuring the FTP folder name only is used for file location. 3. Resetting to factory defaults. 4. Enabling inband management and creating management service points for each radio port to allow inband passing.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as docx, pdf, or txt
    493 views5 pages

    Steps To Be Followed For IP20N Configuration v1 3

    Uploaded by

    dev tomar
    This document provides a step-by-step process for configuring IP20N devices. The steps include: 1. Updating the date/time and time offset through the CLI. 2. Upgrading software and ensuring the FTP folder name only is used for file location. 3. Resetting to factory defaults. 4. Enabling inband management and creating management service points for each radio port to allow inband passing.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as docx, pdf, or txt
    of 5

    Sequence of steps to be followed for IP20N configuration.

    1. Update date/time & Offset by CLI


    a. root> platform management time-services utc set date-and-time <1811-2013,12:14:57>
    Note: The time here should be current date & time.

    2. Upgrade software steps


    a. First upgrade to updated software
    b. In FTP setting file location will have folder name ONLY. Rest all settings
    same as done in IP10.

    3. Then to a set to factory default.

    4. Enable Inband
    root> platform management in-band state set admin enable.

    5. Create Management Service point for each Radio port used. Without this Inband management will not pass.
    a. Ethernet-> Services ----- By default Service 1025 will be created in the
    system.
    b. Change the CoS of this Service to 7 and change CoS mode -> Default
    CoS.
    c. Under this service you need to create service point for each radio
    direction that is used.
    d. In the SP creation page you need to change the following parameters
    only
    i. Select Option#2 from Predefined options MNG,S-tag
    ii. Service point ID To be used in chronological order like 1,2,3
    32
    iii. Service Point Name Can be anything like Inband for Radio#4
    etc.
    iv. Interface Location The radio port on which Inband has to be
    passed
    v. S-Vlan Encapsulation The Management VLAN.

    6. Disable MSTP
    a. Ethernet-> Protocol -> MSTP -> Bridge ->General Attributes ->MSTP
    Enable set to False(by default it will be True).
    b. Once ring is closed it should be enabled & MSTP CIST settings to be
    done as per Ethernet ring configuration guidelines.
    7. After creating management SP create TDM
    a. Input End
    i. Set the timing option as Loop.

    trails.

    ii. Set the local & remote as 1 & 2 respectively.


    b. Dropping end
    i. Set the timing options as Recovered.
    ii. Set the local & remote as 2 & 1 respectively.

    8. Ethernet Configurations:
    Following information needs to be handy to proceed further.
    a. Traffic VLAN for E-Node
    b. DCN/OAM VLAN for E-Node
    In this example we have used the following:
    c. Traffic VLAN 100,101,102 & 1300
    d. OAM VLAN 250
    e. S-Tag VLAN 13, 14 & 15 have been used (Any VLAN which are not used
    by customer can be used in S-Tag). These are only internal to IP20 and
    will not pass to any customer port.

    Site A (IP 201 in example)


    1. Create MP Service with name Traffic (Rest all settings default).
    a. Create SAP Bundle-C on the traffic input port Slot1, Port1
    i. Attach all Traffic VLANs on this SP.
    b. Create SNP S-Tag on the radio port.
    i. As an example we have taken S-Tag 14 here.

    2. Create another MP Service for OAM of E-Node. Name it as OAM Enode (Rest
    all settings default).
    a. Create SAP dot1q on Eth Slot 1 Port 1 using 250 VLAN in encapsulation.
    b. Create SNP S-tag on relevant radio port and use another S-VLAN e.g.
    15.
    3. Use predefined options for all SP and only change name/interface/VLAN
    encapsulation.
    Repeat the same configuration on Site B (IP 152 in example).
    On this site radio#6 is facing site C so configuration is replicated accordingly.

    You might also like