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    ZTE OLT Initial Steps

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    The document provides step-by-step instructions for initial configuration of a ZTE OLT, including: 1) Connecting to the OLT via Telnet using the default IP address and credentials; 2) Enabling plug-and-play detection of boards and adding the chassis type; 3) Configuring a new management IP address, default gateway, and saving the configuration; 4) Creating a dedicated username and password for connecting the OLT to the SmartOLT system.

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    The document provides step-by-step instructions for initial configuration of a ZTE OLT, including: 1) Connecting to the OLT via Telnet using the default IP address and credentials; 2) Enabling plug-and-play detection of boards and adding the chassis type; 3) Configuring a new management IP address, default gateway, and saving the configuration; 4) Creating a dedicated username and password for connecting the OLT to the SmartOLT system.

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    The document provides step-by-step instructions for initial configuration of a ZTE OLT, including: 1) Connecting to the OLT via Telnet using the default IP address and credentials; 2) Enabling plug-and-play detection of boards and adding the chassis type; 3) Configuring a new management IP address, default gateway, and saving the configuration; 4) Creating a dedicated username and password for connecting the OLT to the SmartOLT system.

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    ZTE OLT initial steps

    In this post you'll find step by step instructions for initial OLT configuration and for setting
    up the IP connectivity of the ZTE C300/C320/C350/C220 OLTs. After completing these
    steps, you'll be ready to connect your OLT to SmartOLT.

    Step one: Connect to the OLT with telnet using the default IP address.

    The factory IP address of any ZTE OLT is 136.1.1.100. The default username is zte and
    the password is zte
    In some cases the "zte" username does not have high privileges assigned: the telnet console
    displays after logging in the sign ">" instead of "#". In that case, the "enable" command
    will be additionally needed. The default password for "enable" is zxr10 .
    Connect an ethernet cable to the dedicated (out-of-band) management port of the OLT.
    This management port is typically labeled 10/100 or MNG. It is positioned near the CL1 or
    DIAG port. CL1 is the serial console port (9600-8N1).
    The 10/100 port is an isolated port, designed for management purposes only. This port
    cannot be used to transport the traffic of the customers.
    Configure on your PC or on the ethernet port of the Mikrotik where the OLTs' management
    port is connected the IP address 136.1.1.1/255.255.255.0 . Verify connectivity by pinging
    136.1.1.100, you should receive replies. Then connect to the OLT.

    telnet 136.1.1.100
    Trying 136.1.1.100...
    Connected to 136.1.1.100.
    Escape character is '^]'.
    ************************************************
    Welcome to ZXAN product C320 of ZTE Corporation
    ************************************************

    Username:zte
    Password:
    ZXAN#

    Step two: Enable plug-and-play detection of the OLT boards and add the chassis type.

    # For C320 OLT

    conf t
    set-pnp enable
    add-rack rackno 1 racktype C320Rack
    add-shelf rackno 1 shelfno 1 shelftype C320_SHELF
    # For C300 OLT
    conf t
    set-pnp enable
    add-rack rackno 1 racktype IEC19
    add-shelf rackno 1 shelfno 1 shelftype IEC_SHELF

    Verify the status of the cards using the command: show card
    ZXAN# show card

    Rack Shelf Slot CfgType RealType Port HardVer SoftVer Status


    -------------------------------------------------------------------------
    ------
    1 1 2 GTGH GTGHG 16 120700 V1.2.5P3
    INSERVICE
    1 1 3 SMXA SMXA 3 131201 V1.2.5P3
    INSERVICE
    1 1 4 SMXA SMXA 3 131201 V1.2.5P3 STANDBY

    Step three Configure a new management IP address on the (out-of-band) mng1 interface:

    conf t
    interface mng1
    ip address [IP] [MASK]

    Reconnect to the OLT using the new IP address you assigned.

    Add the default gateway and save configuration:


    conf t
    no ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0
    ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 [IP of the GATEWAY]
    exit
    write

    Step four:
    Create a dedicated username/password. This user/pass will be used between SmartOLT
    and your OLT.
    conf t
    username smartoltusr password (enter a strong password) max-sessions 16 privilege 15

    At this stage, your OLT is ready to be interconnected with SmartOLT system.

    # Other settings (If you use SmartOLT, these are configured automatically, no need to
    configure them manually):

    conf t
    auto-write enable
    auto-write 18:00:00 everyday
    mib-compatibility iftable v2
    ntp server 91.189.89.199 priority 1
    ntp server 80.96.196.58 priority 2
    ntp enable

    # Optional, you can configure an "in-band" IP address on a VLAN interface. This is useful
    when you want to manage the OLT using the same physical interface that is used for
    normal traffic of the customers. We do not recommend this scenario because if a loop
    happens in the ONT, undetected by the ONT/OLT and the uplink port is shutdown by the
    uplink device as a reaction to the loop, you will lose the IP connectivity with the OLT as
    well.
    conf t
    vlan 300
    exit
    interface vlan300
    ip address [IP] [MASK]

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