Manual Siza GPON OP15X Series

GPON ONU
 OP15X Series
 Product specification
Version 1.0
Mar, 2013
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DIRECTORY
OP15X SERIES Overview............................................................................................................4
ONU OP15X series components................................................................................................4
To reset the ONU.........................................................................................................................5
Management.................................................................................................................................5
Register OLT................................................................................................................................6
Using SN in ONU to register OLT..............................................................................6
To set ONU SN............................................................................................................6
Web login.....................................................................................................................................9
Factory mode.............................................................................................................................10
Network configure.....................................................................................................................10
WAN connection.......................................................................................................11
Bridged................................................................................................................12
Router.................................................................................................................16
WLAN Configure......................................................................................................20
Introduce.............................................................................................................20
Creating WLAN connection................................................................................21
TR69..........................................................................................................................22
Introduce.............................................................................................................22
ITMS server.........................................................................................................22
IP address...........................................................................................................22
Port......................................................................................................................22
Set ITMS server configure..................................................................................23
QOS config...............................................................................................................23
QOS....................................................................................................................23
Set QOS configure..............................................................................................24
Security......................................................................................................................................24
URL filter...................................................................................................................25
Config URL filter.................................................................................................25
Firewall......................................................................................................................25
Configure firewall................................................................................................26
MAC filter..................................................................................................................26
Configure MAC filter...........................................................................................27
IP filter.......................................................................................................................27
Configure IP filter................................................................................................29
Application.................................................................................................................................29
VOIP...........................................................................................................................29
Basic Setup.........................................................................................................29
Log Plot Setup....................................................................................................32
Voice Media........................................................................................................33
SIP Application...................................................................................................33
IGMP..........................................................................................................................34
IGMP Settings.....................................................................................................34
Enable IGMP Snooping.....................................................................................35
Diagnosis...................................................................................................................................35
Line Diagnosis..........................................................................................................35
Ethernet connection Test....................................................................................35
Ping Test...................................................................................................................36
Inform Test................................................................................................................36
OP15X SERIES Overview
 The O ONU S P15X
( N eries
I DZISA i a f etwork
o i f nterface
gateways for residential installations. These next generation ONUs support GP
Ethernet termination to meet the demands of multi-service network deployments to
With either GPON or Active Ethernet uplinks, the OP15X Series ONUs deliver data, voic
video (IPTV) over fiber.

 C o m p l i a n t Tt ho e O N U s i s a f u l l - f e a t u r e d g a t e w a y s u p p o r t i n g s e r v i c e s s u
server, rate limiting, filtering, comprehensive logging, an
implements a very flexible QoS allowing the service provider to guarantee that
being prioritized correctly and the end-user receives the Quality of Experience that is expected.
 The ONU OP15X series may be managed by

– TR069
– Web (HTTP)
– Command Line Interface (CLI/Telnet)
– ONT Management Control Interface (OMCI) for GPON only
ONU OP15X series components

Depending upon the model selected, the interfaces include:
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– two, or four Gigabit Ethernet ports
– Two Phone Ports (POTS)

– four wireless ports
– USB port
To reset the ONU

Press a pin into the reset button and hold it down until all LEDs are on together.
 Release the reset button.
Management
 CLI
The OP15X products can be managed using a command line interface.
 Web
The OP15X products can also be fully managed through the web (HTTP)
interface. The web pages are very intuitive and they include a context sensitive help button for
addi ti onal i nfo rm at ion. The web in ter f ace w il l be used for the con fi gur ati on exam ple
this document.

 TR069
The O P15X
p c aroducts
b m tan t lso T eO anaged
f i c hrough
w
any industry standard tr069.
 OMCI
O N U M a n a g e m e n t C o n t r o l I n t e r f a c e ( O M C I ) p r o v i d
management capabilities for GPON. OMCI management is intergrated into the OLT command
set, so configuration of the ONU with OMCI is done from the OLT, not directly as with the Web
UI or CLI interfaces.
Register OLT
 Access on the GPON interface requires a Registration ID. This value must
match the value programmed in the OLT. The system administrator should
have p rogrammed
t v C his
t v alue.
w d hanging
c w het n alue i
The u wnitr oill t eset

R I h nce
b c he a egt GD l asw n een
c hanged
with the OLT until the same password is entered in the OLT.
Using SN in ONU to register OLT.
To set ONU SN

 telnet ONU ;such as telnet 192.168.1.1， username and password are admin/admin
or twmanu/twmanu
 set sn or password.
OP151：
T&W#
T&W# man
T&W# manufactory
manufactory#
manufactory# set sn
<string> format:CCCCXXXXXXXX
manufactory# set sn ALCLf9c1fbde
.set sn success!
manufactory# write password hex f201300055902600
.Write password success!
OP156：
BCM99999 Broadband Router
VosLogin: admin
Password:
S304# man
S304# manufactory
MANUFACTORY# write sn
<string> format:CCCCXXXXXXXX
MANUFACTORY# write sn aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa //16 HEX char
SN formate: 4 vendor ID, 8 serial ID sample: TWSH01020304
MANUFACTORY# write oltpassword hex 1111122222333334444455555 //20 HEX char

Password formate: 20 hex value; sample: 00112233445566778899
 restart onu, the new SN will take effect.

Web login
 T h e d e f a u l t I P a d d r e s s o f d e v i c e i s 1 9. 2w
. 1e6 n
8e. 1e.d1 c o n g f i g u r e O N T o n t h e w
(http://192.168.1.1/login.html). The default Username is ‘admin’，and password is ‘admin’

Factory mode
 The factory default screen allows you to recover factory configuration.
C l i c k i n g r e c o v e r y f a c t o r y s e t b u t t o nM o
a n atgheem e n t | f a c t o r y d e
p faaguel t w i l l r e c o v e r
configuration of ONU to factory configuration

Figure 2: The factory mode
Network configure
 The n etwork
p d aages
c efine
w c nd b t onfigure
O s a W anL , onne
WLAN and QOS. The System pages also provide options for binding, by port or vLan.
Figure 3: The network menu

This section describes the following network pages:
– Wan connection
– Bind
– LAN
– WLAN
– TR069
– Qos
– SNTP
– Route
WAN connection

 The Deployment scenarios section is a task based section which describes
how to create data, video and voice connections.
Bridged
 For b ridged
V a I LANs,
A c b na P i tddress
O w b aan
h i aep ssigned
IP s ubnet
IP a ddresses
f L c or d AN-side
c b s lient
a evices
o a b aan
upstream DHCP server. Any number of Ethernet ports or WiFi SSIDs can be members of t
Bridged VLAN All clients in a bridged VLAN will be in the same IP subnet, and the OP15X will
enable direct local peer-to-peer communications betwe
Forwarding option has been enabled. If Secure Forwarding is enabled, all broadcast tr
forwarded upstream and not flooded out the other local ports in the VLAN. This prevents loca
peer-to-peer communications, and is equivalent to the ONU operating mode Bridged with CPU
or CPU-Bridged must be selected for using bridged VLANs in Dual Managed mode with VEIP.
Figure 4: For bridged connections all the interfaces are in the

same subnet

To create a bridged connection
Figure 5: wan bridge connection page
 On the| wan connection page, click Add New VLAN in drop down box of connection name.
 In the mode text box select the bridge

 In the IP mode text box select the IP protocol.

 In the VLAN ID text box enter a VLAN ID(1 - 4095)
 From the service mode dropdown select service type.
 From the service mode dropdown select the bind port
 Click Apply/Save
Notes:
In bridge mode,‘OTHER’should be checked in Service mode box. So
address from PPPOE(dail-up internet mode) or other DHCP server .

Besides,you can check wireless Box in Bind Port. After wireless cards access
SSID, PC can dail-up internet by PPPOE
Check bridge connect status
Figure 6: check bridge connect status

Router
 For Router VLANs, an IP Address will be assigned per physical port that
is assigned to the VLAN. The minimum configuration will have the uplink interface and at least
one L AN-side
i W nterface.
t a m L henp i theres R re V ultiple
e o AN
must be assigned its own IP subnet

– In the illustration below, a NAT Router VLAN has been c
contains three LAN ports and one SSID. A total of six IP addresses are assigned
2426 f t orc his onfiguration.

AW I a i a t AN
u aP f ddress
L I s
addresses
must be assigned, each in a separate subnet, plus an IP subnet for the WiFi interface.
– All Wi-Fi connected client devices will be in the same s
configuration item called “Isolate Clients” in the Wireless / Basic menu determines if these
devices w b a ill t c e ble l o w ommunicate

e o o i a t w
ocally
b f ith

upstream. When Isolate Clients is enabled, all traffic is forwarded upstream, blocking local
peer-to-peer communications.
– The example below shows a Router VLAN with N
enabled, the Router performs Network Address Translation, mapping each LA
address and source port to a unique protocol port used with the WAN I
communications across the network
Figure 7: For router connections each interface is in its own subnet

Creating router connections

Figure 8: Creating a router

 On the Configuration| wan connection , click Add New VLA
connection name.
 In the mode text box select the Route.
 In the IP mode text box select the IP protocol.
 In the VLAN ID text box enter a VLAN ID(1-4095)
 From the service mode dropdown select service type.
 From the service mode dropdown select the bind port ‘
 Click Apply/Save
Check router connections

Figure 9: router connection status

WLAN Configure
Introduce
 Open Wireless:
If you want to make wireless effective, you have to put this check box selected, otherwise hidden Access Point
SSID, Country, Enable Wireless Guest Network, and Guest SSID option will not be displayed.
 Hidden Access Point
If you want to hide the access point to your router, you must put on the marqu
configuration will not be able to get through the passive scan SSID.
 SSID
SSID (Service Set Identification) is a unique name shared in the wireless network, The SSID for all devices in
the network must be the same.

Creating WLAN connection
1. enable wireless
2. set ssid name in ssid text box.
3. set the channel ,bandwidth and so on. if you not set ,it will be valued as default.
4. Click Apply/Save
TR69
Introduce
ITMS server
Remote management allows you to make configuration settings from WAN (Wide Area Network) client by Web
browser. Access browser interface still requires a user name and password to login.
IP address
Access Internet router IP address. If the specified IP address is 0.0.0.0, then all the hosts can be connected to
the DI-624 + A for configuration settings.
Port
Access t t ro phe n outer E ort umber. ? xample:http://x.x.x.x:8080
i t r W I a 8
is the Web-management interface port.

Set ITMS server configure
1. Enable inform.
2. set ITMS address int ACS URL.such as
http://80.80.80.80:9090/ACS-server/ACS 80.80.80.80 is itms server ip, 8080
is connect port
3. set itms server name and pass.
4. Click Apply/Save
QOS config
QOS
 QoS is a network security mechanism is used to solve issues such as network latency and
b l o c k i n g a t e c h n o l o g y, Q o S r e f e r s t o t h e m e s s a g i n g t h r o u g h p u t , d e l a y, d e l a y j
performance.

Set QOS configure
1. Set one Rule template in rule template drop down box.
2. Enable QOS in group box.
3. Set the policy for queues.
Security

URL filter
 Use URL refused to the LAN to access a particular Web client computer side. U
specific schedule for the regional network and a string. If any section of characters in the URL
included in the block will not be accessed. If any section of the URL contains the word in
block, the page will not be displayed.
Config URL filter
1. Select the group box to enable URL filter.

2. Select the filter type: blacklist or whitelist.
3. Click Apply/Save
Firewall
 A f ir ewa ll is used t o a llo w or den y packe t dat a t hr ough t he mach ine. It w or ks as
settings and IP filters.

Configure firewall
Configure firewall level on the firewall level page.
Enable dos attack to set the DOS protection or prevent port scanning on the DDOS Setup
page.
MAC filter
 MAC (Media Access Control)address filtering Based on the user computer's MAC address
to allow or deny access to LAN and the Internet. We can filter by MAC Filter to connect to the
LAN port users and wireless users.

Configure MAC filter
1. enable MAC filter.

2. select the filter mode :blacklist or white list.
3. select protocol type.
4. set the MAC in the text box.
5. click add to set up one MAC filter or delete to release . one filter.
IP filter
 IP Filter
Use the IP address filter refused to specific IP addresses access to information on the Internet.
You can deny specific ports or specific IP address of all ports. The screen will show the defined
ports. Want to use them, you can choose edit item. You only need to enter the LAN IP address

of the computer to access the Internet can be defined.
 IP
IP address of the client computer in the LAN to access Internet information. You can add an IP
range or an IP address.
 Port
use a single port or a port range to define the Internet access. If you do not define a sp
port, then all ports will be denied access.

Click t " he Security"
- " f i d > IP
t f iltering",
i e F n efault,
i u t p he ire
files transmission between the Internet and the PC, . Certification o
transfer to LAN side.

 Note
If the modem configuration bridge approach pvc, IP filtering is disabled. IP filtering interface
not displayed. If the modem is not configured to bridge mode pvc, MAC filtering is
MAC filtering interface is not displayed.

Configure IP filter
1. enable IP filter.
2. select filter type:blacklist or whitelist.
3. click add to add one filter.
Application
VOIP
 You can have a call over internet after doing some configuration in this part.

Basic Setup
Figure 8: basic setup about voice interface
 In the voice binding interface name,the choose one you have configured for voice

Figure 9: basic setup about voice
 Check enable primary sip proxy and input the proxy server address to t
option,such as 172.24.242.251,
 Check enable primary sip registration and input the registration address to the IP Address
option,for example 172.24.242.251.

 Check the enable account for both line1 and line2, and then Input the user number to the
User Number table respectively

 For the authentication user name and authentication password,input the information which
is used for authentication in register or Invite.

Log Plot Setup
Figure 10: digitmap setup

 input the digitmap you will use to the basic digitmap table
Voice Media
Figure 11: voice media

 You can choose the ptime and codec priority for the two lines
SIP Application
Figure 12: Sip Application

 You can enable the corresponding table when you need a supplementary service
IGMP
IGMP Settings
 Yo u c a n m a k e t h e u s e r c a n w a t c h I P T V t h r o u g h t h e r o u t e r p r o g r a m b y
Snooping, IGMP Proxy function.

Enable IGMP Snooping
 Select the group box to enable or disable IGMP Snooping.
Diagnosis
Line Diagnosis

Ethernet connection Test
Show that your computer's Ethernet port is connected to the

LAN port of the ONU. ONU on the LAN indicator lights or
Pass
flashes indicates that the Ethernet connection, the test was
successful.
Failure That ONU does not detect the computer's Ethernet interface.
Ping Test
The Ping test sends an IP ping to an IP address. The ping can be used to determine if another
device can be accessed from the ONU.

Inform Test
 Click on the "test " to test the CPE to the ACS of the reported situation.


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GPON ONU

OP15X SERIES Overview............................................................................................................4

ONU OP15X series components................................................................................................4

To reset the ONU.........................................................................................................................5

gateways for residential installations. These next generation ONUs support GP

Ethernet termination to meet the demands of multi-service network deployments to

video (IPTV) over fiber.

server, rate limiting, filtering, comprehensive logging, an

 The ONU OP15X series may be managed by

– ONT Management Control Interface (OMCI) for GPON only

ONU OP15X series components

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– Two Phone Ports (POTS)

To reset the ONU

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any industry standard tr069.

The u wnitr oill t eset

Using SN in ONU to register OLT.

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MANUFACTORY# write oltpassword hex 1111122222333334444455555 //20 HEX char

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(http://192.168.1.1/login.html). The default Username is ‘admin’，and password is ‘admin’

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configuration of ONU to factory configuration

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enable direct local peer-to-peer communications betwe

Figure 4: For bridged connections all the interfaces are in the

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 In the mode text box select the bridge

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address from PPPOE(dail-up internet mode) or other DHCP server .

SSID, PC can dail-up internet by PPPOE

Check bridge connect status

Figure 6: check bridge connect status

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must be assigned its own IP subnet

2426 f t orc his onfiguration.

devices w b a ill t c e ble l o w ommunicate

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enabled, the Router performs Network Address Translation, mapping each LA

communications across the network

Figure 7: For router connections each interface is in its own subnet

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Check router connections

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block, the page will not be displayed.

Config URL filter

1. Select the group box to enable URL filter.

settings and IP filters.

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LAN port users and wireless users.

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