O9500R - Ethernet-v5-M

ETHERNET INTERFACE PLUG-IN
CARD FOR O9500R

USER'S MANUAL
LOOP TELECOMMUNICATION INTERNATIONAL, INC.

8F, NO, 8, HSINN ANN RD.
SCIENCE-BASED INDUSTRIAL PARK
HSINCHU, TAIWAN
Tel: 886-3-578-7696
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© 2011 Loop Telecommunication International, Inc. All rights reserved.
8 SEP 2011 V5
Table of Contents
1. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION ................................................................................... 1
1.1. Application Illustration............................................................................................ 2
1.2. Product Specifications ........................................................................................... 3
2. INSTALLATION ..................................................................................................... 4
2.1. Mechanical Installation .......................................................................................... 4
2.2. Electrical Installation.............................................................................................. 4
2.3. Configuration Setting ............................................................................................. 4
3. OPERATION ......................................................................................................... 5
4. ETHERNET CARD (Without L2 Switch) SETUP PROCEDURE .......................... 6
4.1. Menu Tree ............................................................................................................. 6
4.2. Initial Setup and Card Registration........................................................................ 7
4.3. Choosing a Trib Unit............................................................................................ 10
4.4. Mode Setup ......................................................................................................... 11
4.5. WAN (VCG) & Link Setup.................................................................................... 13
4.5.1. Payload/LCAS Setup........................................................................................... 13
4.5.2. Encapsulation Type Setup................................................................................... 14
4.5.3. Encapsulation Parameter Setup.......................................................................... 15
4.5.4. Path Alarm Setup ................................................................................................ 20
4.5.5. WAN (VCG) Alarm Threshold Setup ................................................................... 22
4.5.6. Linkdown Alarm Setup......................................................................................... 23
4.5.7. Link Config Setup ................................................................................................ 24
4.5.8. Customer Information Setup................................................................................ 25
4.5.9. Link Failure Propagation...................................................................................... 26
4.5.10. Inter-Frame Gap (IFG) Setup .............................................................................. 27
4.6. Performance Setup/Clear .................................................................................... 28
4.6.1. Clear Performance Data...................................................................................... 28
4.6.2. Performance Threshold Setup ............................................................................ 29
4.7. File Transfer ........................................................................................................ 30
4.7.1. Unit Download Firmware ..................................................................................... 30
4.8. SNCP/UPSR APS Setup ..................................................................................... 31
4.8.1. SNCP/UPSR APS Command.............................................................................. 31
4.8.2. SNCP/UPSR Revertive Setup ............................................................................. 32
4.9. Reset Unit............................................................................................................ 33
4.10. Unit Load Default................................................................................................. 33
5. ETHERNET CARD (With L2 Switch) SETUP PROCEDURE ............................. 34
5.1. Menu Tree ........................................................................................................... 34
5.2. Initial Setup and Card Registration...................................................................... 35
5.3. Choosing a Trib Unit............................................................................................ 36
5.4. Mode Setup ......................................................................................................... 38
5.5. WAN (VCG) & Link Setup.................................................................................... 40
5.5.1. Payload/LCAS Setup........................................................................................... 40
5.5.2. Encapsulation Type Setup................................................................................... 41
5.5.3. Encapsulation Parameter Setup.......................................................................... 42
5.5.4. Path Alarm Setup ................................................................................................ 47
5.5.5. WAN (VCG) Alarm Threshold Setup ................................................................... 49
5.5.6. Linkdown Alarm Setup......................................................................................... 50
5.5.7. Link Config Setup ................................................................................................ 51
5.5.8. Customer Information Setup................................................................................ 52
5.5.9. Link Failure Propagation...................................................................................... 52
5.5.10 Inter-Frame Gap (IFG) Setup...................................................................................... 53
5.6. Performance Setup/Clear .................................................................................... 54
5.6.1. Clear Performance Data...................................................................................... 54
5.6.2. Performance Threshold Setup ............................................................................ 55
5.7. File Transfer ........................................................................................................ 56
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5.7.1. Unit Download Firmware ..................................................................................... 56
5.7.2. Copy Firmware to Standby Unit .......................................................................... 57
5.8. Switch Setup........................................................................................................ 57
5.8.1. VLAN Setup......................................................................................................... 58
5.8.1.1. VLAN Tag Protocol ID Setup .............................................................. 58
5.8.1.2. VLAN Port Configuration Setup .......................................................... 59
5.8.1.3. VLAN Port Association Setup ............................................................. 60
5.8.2. Port Map Setup.................................................................................................... 61
5.8.2.1. WAN PortMap Setup........................................................................... 62
5.8.2.2. LAN Port Map Setup ........................................................................... 63
5.8.3. Port Trunk Setup ................................................................................................. 64
5.8.4. MSTP/RSTP Setup.............................................................................................. 65
5.8.4.1. MSTP Region/CIST Setup .................................................................. 65
5.8.4.2. Spanning Tree Port Setup .................................................................. 66
5.8.4.3. MSTP Instance/Vlan Setup ................................................................. 66
5.8.4.4. MSTP Instance/Priority Setup............................................................. 67
5.8.4.5. MSTP/RSTP Port Setup...................................................................... 67
5.8.4.6. RSTP Bridge Setup............................................................................. 68
5.8.5. Flow Control Setup .............................................................................................. 68
5.8.6. QoS Setup ........................................................................................................... 69
5.8.6.1. Class of Service Setup........................................................................ 69
5.8.6.1.1 Priority Mode Setup.................................................................. 70
5.8.6.1.2 Fixed Priority Setup .................................................................. 70
5.8.6.1.3 VLAN Tag Priority Setup .......................................................... 71
5.8.6.1.4 TOS Field Priority Setup........................................................... 71
5.8.6.1.5 Distrusted Port Setup ............................................................... 71
5.8.6.2. TCP/UDP Port Access Control ........................................................... 72
5.8.6.2.1 TCP/UDP Well Known Port Setup............................................ 72
5.8.6.2.2 TCP/UDP User Define Port Setup............................................ 73
5.8.6.2.3 TCP/UDP Port Range Setup .................................................... 73
5.8.6.3. Transmission Scheduling .................................................................... 74
5.8.6.3.1 Scheduling Algorithm ............................................................... 74
5.8.6.3.2 WFQ Weight Setup .................................................................. 75
5.8.6.4. Transmission WRED Setup ................................................................ 75
5.8.6.5. Rate Control Setup.............................................................................. 76
5.8.6.5.1 Rate Ctrl/Ingress WRED Setup ................................................ 77
5.8.6.5.2 Port Bitrate Setup ..................................................................... 78
5.8.7. IGMP Setup ......................................................................................................... 79
5.8.7.1. IGMP Snooping................................................................................... 79
5.8.7.2. IGMP Fast Leave ................................................................................ 80
5.8.7.3. IGMP Router Port................................................................................ 81
5.8.7.4. IP Multicast Range .............................................................................. 82
5.8.7.5. IGMP Cross Vlan I .............................................................................. 83
5.8.7.6. IGMP Cross Vlan II ............................................................................. 84
5.8.8. MAC Learning Setup ........................................................................................... 85
5.9. SNCP/UPSR APS Setup ..................................................................................... 86
5.9.1. SNCP/UPSR APS Command.............................................................................. 86
5.9.2. SNCP/UPSR Revertive Setup ............................................................................. 87
5.10. Reset Unit............................................................................................................ 88
5.11. Unit Load Default................................................................................................. 88
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List of Figures
Figure 1-1 Ethernet Interface Cards ............................................................................................... 1

Figure 1-2 Ethernet Card Application Illustration............................................................................ 2
Figure 4-1 Ethernet Interface Card without Switch VT-100 Menu Tree ......................................... 6
Figure 5-1 Ethernet Interface Card with Switch VT-100 Menu Tree ............................................ 34
List of Tables
Table 3-1 LED Indication for Ethernet Cards ................................................................................. 5

Table 4-1 Mode Setting Options.................................................................................................... 11
Table 4-2 Payload/LCAS Setting Options .................................................................................... 13
Table 4-3 Encapsulation Type Setting Options ............................................................................. 14
Table 4-4 Encapsulation Parameter Setting Options .................................................................... 15
Table 4-5 GFP Parameter Setting Options ................................................................................... 16
Table 4-6 LAPS Parameter Setting Options.................................................................................. 17
Table 4-7 BCP Parameter Setting Options ................................................................................... 18
Table 4-8 Path Alarm Setting Options 1........................................................................................ 20
Table 4-10 WAN (VCG) Alarm Threshold Setting Options .......................................................... 22
Table 4-11 Linkdown Alarm Setting Options ................................................................................. 23
Table 4-12 Link Config Setting Options......................................................................................... 24
Table 4-13 Link Failure Propagation Setting Options.................................................................... 26
Table 4-14 Inter-Frame Gap (IFG)Setting Options........................................................................ 27
Table 4-15 Performance Threshold Setting Options ..................................................................... 29
Table 4-16 SNCP/UPSR APS Command Setting Options............................................................ 32
Table 5-1 Mode Setting Options.................................................................................................... 38
Table 5-2 Payload/LCAS Setting Options .................................................................................... 40
Table 5-3 Encapsulation Type Setting Options ............................................................................. 42
Table 5-4 Encapsulation Parameter Setting Options .................................................................... 42
Table 5-5 GFP Parameter Setting Options ................................................................................... 43
Table 5-6 LAPS Parameter Setting Options.................................................................................. 44
Table 5-7 BCP Parameter Setting Options ................................................................................... 45
Table 5-10 WAN (VCG) Alarm Threshold Setting Options ........................................................... 49
Table 5-11 Linkdown Alarm Setting Options ................................................................................. 50
Table 5-12 Link Config Setting Options......................................................................................... 51
Table 5-13 Link Failure Propagation Setting Options.................................................................... 53
Table 5-14 Inter-Frame Gap (IFG) Setting Options....................................................................... 53
Table 5-15 Performance Threshold Setting Options ..................................................................... 55
Table 5-16 VLAN Tag Protocol ID Setting Options ....................................................................... 58
Table 5-17 VLAN Tag Protocol ID Setting Options for Screen 1 .................................................. 59
Table 5-18 VLAN Tag Protocol ID Setting Options for Screen 2 ................................................. 59
Table 5-19 VLAN Port Association ID Setting Options for Screen 1............................................. 60
Table 5-20 VLAN Port Association ID Setting Options for Screen 2............................................. 60
Table 5-21 WAN Port Map Setting Options................................................................................... 62
Table 5-22 LAN Port Map Setting Options ................................................................................... 63
Table 5-23 Port Trunk Setting Options......................................................................................... 64
Table 5-24 Transmission WRED Setting Options ......................................................................... 75
Table 5-25 Rate Ctrl/Ingress WRED Setting Options.................................................................... 77
Table 5-26 Port Bitrate Setting Options........................................................................................ 78
Table 5-27 IGMP Snooping Setting Options ............................................................................... 79
Table 5-28 IGMP Fast Leave Setting Options.............................................................................. 80
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Table 5-29 IGMP Router Port Setting Options .............................................................................. 81
Table 5-30 IGMP Multicast Range Setting Options....................................................................... 82
Table 5-31 IGMP Cross Vlan I Setting Options............................................................................. 83
Table 5-32 IGMP Cross Vlan II Setting Options............................................................................ 84
Table 5-33 MAC Learning Setup ................................................................................................... 85
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CHAPTER 1 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
1. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The Ethernet Interface Card is a software configurable plug-in card for the O9500R device.
There are two types of Ethernet cards. One is equipped with an L2 switch and one is equipped without
an L2 switch. Both cards have 8 FE Ports and 1 GbE Port. The cards are pictured below.
Figure 1-1 Ethernet Interface Cards
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1.1. Application Illustration
Figure 1-2 Ethernet Card Application Illustration
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1.2. Product Specifications

The Ethernet Interface Card is a software configurable plug-in card.
Ethernet Module
Total Ports Nine (eight FE ports and one GbE Processing VCAT, GFP(G.7041), LAPS and LCAS (G.7042)
port) Protocol
Data Rate 10/100/1000 Mbps Connector RJ-45 connector
Layer2 Protocol RSTP, VLAN VCAT n x VC12, n x VC3, or n x VC4
MSTP
IGMP
QOS
Multiplexing G.707
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CHAPTER 2 INSTALLATION
2. INSTALLATION
2.1. Mechanical Installation

The Ethernet interface card will plug into any tributary slot in the O9500R chassis. The card is
hot-pluggable (ie. it can be plugged in while the O9500R device is powered up).
2.2. Electrical Installation

All electrical connections are on the backplane. The electrical connections are made when the
card is firmly seated into a tributary slot in the O9500R chassis.
2.3. Configuration Setting

All configurations can be set with keyboard commands via a VT-100 monitor. Please refer to
CHAPTER 4. ETHERNET CARD (Without L2 Switch) SETUP PROCEDURE, and
CHAPTER 5. ETHERNET CARD (With L2 Switch) SETUP PROCEDURE.
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CHAPTER 3 OPERATION
3. OPERATION
The Ethernet card has multi-color LEDs for operation and error indications. The indication is
either off, steady on, or flickering (flashing). The following table lists each LED and its color and
the meaning it represents.
Table 3-1 LED Indication for Ethernet Cards
LED Indication for Ethernet Card

LED Color Indication
ACTIVE Off Card failure
Flashing Green Working card
Flashing Amber Standby card
Flashing Red Card is unregistered
TEST Off Card self-test is okay
Flashing Red Card self-test failed.
ALM This LED is used to indicate alarm status AU-LOP, AU-AIS, TU-LOP, TU-
AIS, UNEQ, RDI, REI, BIP..., all paired alarms about SDH/SONET. It is also
used to indicate the port link status.
Red Critical alarm message or Major alarm message occurs
Amber Minor alarm message occurs
Green Informative alarm message or no alarm message occurs
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CHPATER 4 ETHERNET CARD (Without L2 Switch) SETUP PROCEDURE
4. ETHERNET CARD (Without L2 Switch) SETUP PROCEDURE
4.1. Menu Tree

This chapter provides detailed setup instructions for the Ethernet interface card without an L2
switch
Please note that Tributary cards must be registered with the O9500R device or you will not be
able to access their detailed menu screens.
Figure 4-1 Ethernet Interface Card without Switch VT-100 Menu Tree
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4.2. Initial Setup and Card Registration

Prior to setting up an Ethernet Interface Card, you must first set up the main O9500R device. Full
instructions for doing so are found in the O9500R User’s Manual. After that setup is complete go
to the main Controller Menu for the O9500R device. A sample screen is shown below.
You must register your Ethernet cards with the O9500R device.
Press N to register the unit (ie. register your card).

O9500R === Controller Menu === 09:53:10 02/06/2009
Serial Number : 000011 Device Name : O9500R

Hardware Version: B Start Time : 09:34:03 02/06/2009
Software Version: V1.02.01 01/21/2009 Connect Port : SUPV_PORT
[DISPLAY] [SETUP]
C -> System Config Display S -> System Config Setup
D -> SDH/SONET Display H -> SDH/SONET Setup
J -> PDH Display K -> PDH Setup
P -> Map Display G -> Map Setup
Q -> Alarm Queue M -> Alarm Setup
I -> System Information L -> File Transfer
T -> System Log V -> Store/Retrieve Backup Config
N -> Unit Registration
[LOG] [MISC]
F -> Log Off Y -> Alarm Cut Off
O -> Log On Z -> Reset
U -> Choose a Trib Unit X -> Clear Alarm Queue
W -> Return to Default
>>SPACE bar to refresh or enter a command ===>
The Unit Registration screen will appear. Select the command “Card Registration” and press the
Enter key.
O9500R === Unit Registration === 10:16:37 02/06/2009

ARROW KEYS: CURSOR MOVE, TAB/`: ROLL UP/DOWN OPTIONS
Slot REG. Model/Mode Card Model Software Version Remark

==== =============== ================ =================== =================
#1
#2
#3
#4
(PRTD = Protected, NP = No Protection)
==== =============== ================ =================== =================
#11
#12
#13
#14
#15 Quad E1 Quad E1 V3.01.03 06/27/2008
#16 Quad E1 V3.01.06 03/28/2008
Command : Card Registration
<< Press ESC key to return to previous menu >>
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Use the Tab key to scroll in the Tributary slot that your Ethernet card is plugged into. Press the
Enter key.
Unit : Trib-3
The model of card will appear. “ENET” represents Ethernet card without switch, “ENETSW”
represents Ethernet card with switch. Move the cursor to the Registered Model field and select
the protection type.
In the sample screen below, we choose ENET-NP:

Unit : Trib-3
Registered Model : ENET-NP
Press the Enter key. A registration prompt will appear as the registration takes place.
Registration......SUCCESS!
After registration, the card information will show on the screen:


==== =============== ================ =================== =================
#1
#2
#3 ENET-NP FE V1.02.02 07/03/2008
#4
==== =============== ================ =================== =================
#11
#12
#13
#14
#15 Quad E1 Quad E1 V3.01.03 06/27/2008
#16 Quad E1 V3.01.06 03/28/2008
If you have other cards to register do it now. Each plug-in interface card must be registered
separately.
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Change Protection Mode:

To change the protection mode, you do not need to de-register the card. Simply use the
command “Change Protection Mode”. You can change the card’s protection mode from NP
(without protection) to PRTD (with protection), or vise-versa.
Card De-registration:
To de-register a card, please activate the command “Card Un-registration”. The setup procedure
is similar to that of “Card registration”.

==== =============== ================ =================== =================
#1 B155/622 V1.01.01 10/19/2007
#2 E1/T1(32Port) V1.01.02 11/16/2007
#3 ENET-NP FE V1.02.02 07/03/2008
#4
==== =============== ================ =================== =================
#11
#12
#13
#14
#15 Quad E1 Quad E1 V3.01.03 06/27/2008
#16 Quad E1 V3.01.06 03/28/2008
Command : Card Un-registration
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4.3. Choosing a Trib Unit

Press U from the O9500R Controller Menu to select the Tributary slot that the Ethernet interface
card is plugged into.

[DISPLAY] [SETUP]
[LOG] [MISC]

A prompt will appear. Use the Tab key to scroll in the card’s Tributary slot number. Press the
Enter key.
==>> Press Tab key to select the unit: 3
The unit menu will show as below:

Unit 1 ENET === Unit Menu === 18:06:13 09/02/2011
HW Version : C Card State : Initialization Completed

SW Version : V2.07.02 03/08/2011
[DISPLAY] [SETUP]
C -> WAN(VCG) & Link Display M -> Mode Setup
A -> Current Alarm Status S -> WAN(VCG) & Link Setup
P -> Unit Performance R -> Performance Setup/Clear
G -> WAN(VCG) Statistics L -> File Transfer
B -> SNCP/UPSR Status D -> SNCP/UPSR APS Setup
[LOG] [MISC]
F -> Log Off Z -> Unit Reset
O -> Log On W -> Unit Load Default
U -> Choose a Unit
E -> Return to Main Menu
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4.4. Mode Setup

The Unit Menu path for Mode Setup is as follows:
M> Mode Setup
The Mode Setup screen will appear. Use the Tab key to scroll in your setting. Then press the
Enter key.
Table 4-1 Mode Setting Options
Field Setting Default Setting

Mode Selection e-line (8FE) e-line (8FE)
e-line(1GE)
Unit 1 ENET === Mode Setup === 16:48:35 01/04/2008

ARROW KEYS : CURSOR MOVE , ENTER KEY : ITEM SELECT
Mode Selection : e-line(8FE)
A prompt will ask if you wish to change to this new configuration. Press Y for yes.
>> Change configuration (Y/N)? (Note:to save,please use V-command)
A prompt will advise you that the change was successful.

SUCCESS
You must save this change. To do so, press E to return to the O9500R device Controller Menu
as shown below. Then press V from the main menu.

[DISPLAY] [SETUP]
[LOG] [MISC]
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The Store/Retrieve Configuration screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the flashing
cursor to STORE. Press the Enter key. Press Y for yes.
O9500R ===Store/Retrieve Configuration=== 17:19:20 02/20/2009
>> Select ? *STORE RETRIEVE

>> Store Current Configuration ? [Y/N]
You will be asked to key in your password. The default password is LOOP in upper case letters.
Press the Enter key.

==>> Enter password :
The following message will be displayed as the storage process takes place.
===> Saving.......
Press the Esc key to return to the Controller Menu.
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4.5. WAN (VCG) & Link Setup

The Unit Menu path for WAN (VCG) & Link Setup is as follows:
S > WAN (VCG) & Link Setup
Then press one of the following:
A > Payload/LCAS Setup

B > Encapsulation Type Setup
C > Encapsulation Parameter Setup
D > Path Alarm Setup
E > WAN (VCG) Alarm Threshold Setup
F > Linkdown Alarm Setup
G > Link Config Setup
H > Customer Information Setup
I > Link Fail Propagation Setup
J -> Inter-Frame Gap(IFG) Setup
Screen by screen setup examples are shown below:
4.5.1. Payload/LCAS Setup
The Unit Menu path for Payload/LCAS Setup is as follows:

The Payload/LCAS Setup screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor to the
various fields. Then use the Tab key to scroll in your settings. Press the Enter key.
Table 4-2 Payload/LCAS Setting Options
VCG Field SDH Payload Default LCAS LCAS Note:

MODE Settings Payload Mode Mode
Setting Default
Setting
WAN1 (GE) Mode 1 TU12, TU12 LCAS, LCAS
WAN2~9 (FE) TU3, Non LCAS
AU4/C4,
AU3/C3
Mode 2 TU11, TU11
AU4/C4,
AU3/C3
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Unit 3 EN ETSW = == Pay load /LC AS Setu p = == 1 8:0 7:43 11 /24 /200 9
ARRO W K EYS : C URS OR MOVE , ENT ER K EY : I TEM SEL ECT
SD H M ode : Mo de 1
[WA N] [pa yloa d] [l cas mod e]

WAN 1(G E) : TU1 2 LC AS
WAN 2(F E) : TU1 2 LC AS

Note : M ode 1 s upp ort s AU 4/C 4, AU3/ C3, TU 3, T U12

M ode 2 s upp ort s AU 4/C 4, AU3/ C3, TU 11
<< P res s E SC k ey to retu rn to prev iou s m enu >>
The following prompt will appear. Press Y to change the configuration. If you want to save this
configuration you must return to the O9500R Controller Menu and press V
4.5.2. Encapsulation Type Setup
The Unit Menu path for Encapsulation Type Setup is as follows:

The Encapsulation Type Setup screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor to the
various fields. Then use the Tab key to scroll in your settings. Press Enter.
Table 4-3 Encapsulation Type Setting Options
Field Encapsulation Type Settings Default

Setting
WAN1 (GE) GFP GFP
WAN2~9(FE) LAPS
BCP
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Unit 3 ENET === Encapsulation Type Setup === 16:33:20 02/10/2009

Encapsulation Type
WAN1(GE) : GFP
WAN2(FE) : GFP
WAN3(FE) : GFP
WAN4(FE) : GFP
WAN5(FE) : GFP
WAN6(FE) : GFP
WAN7(FE) : GFP
WAN8(FE) : GFP
WAN9(FE) : GFP
4.5.3. Encapsulation Parameter Setup
The Unit Menu path for Encapsulation Parameter Setup is as follows:

The Encapsulation Parameter Setup screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor
to the (VCG) WAN# field. Then key in the WAN# setting. Press the Enter key.
Table 4-4 Encapsulation Parameter Setting Options
Field Setting Range Default Setting

(VCG) WAN# 2~9 2
Unit 3 ENET === Encapsulation Par Setup === 17:20:34 02/20/2009

ARROW KEYS: CURSOR MOVE, Please Input: 2~9, BACKSPACE to edit
(VCG) WAN# : 2
If your encapsulation type is GFP, the GFP Parameter Setup screen will appear. Use the arrow
keys to move the cursor to the various fields. Some settings must be keyed in. Some must be
scrolled in using the Tab key. Press the Enter key.
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Table 4-5 GFP Parameter Setting Options
Field Settings Default Setting

Rx PTI 0~7 0
Rx EXI 0~0xF 0
Rx UPI 0~0xFF 01
DELTA 1~4 1
Rx Descramble Disable Enable
Rx Payload FCS Check Enable Disable
Rx PTI Check Disable
Rx UPI Check Disable
Tx PTI 0~7 0
Tx EXI 0~0xF 0
Tx UPI 0~0xFF 01
Tx PFI 0~1 0
Tx Scramble Disable Enable
Tx Payload FCS Insert Enable Disable
Tx/Rx Payload FCS CRC-32 CRC-32
Mode CRC-16
Unit 3 ENET === GFP Parameter Setup === 16:39:29 02/10/2009

(VCG) WAN# : 2
Rx PTI : 0 Tx PTI : 0
Rx EXI : 0 Tx EXI : 0
Rx UPI : 1 Tx UPI : 01
DELTA : 1 Tx PFI : 0
Rx Descramble : Enable Tx Scramble : Enable

Rx Payload FCS Check : Disable Tx Payload FCS Insert : Disable
Rx PTI Check : Disable Tx/Rx Payload FCS Mode : CRC-32
Rx UPI Check : Disable
If your encapsulation type is LAPS, the LAPS Parameter Setup screen will appear. Use the
arrow keys to move the cursor to the various fields. Some settings must be keyed in. Some must
be scrolled in using the Tab key. Press the Enter key.
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Table 4-6 LAPS Parameter Setting Options

Rx Address 0~0xFF 4
Rx Control 0~0xFF 03
Rx SAPI MSB 0~0xFF FE
Rx SAPI LSB 0~0xFF 01
Rx Descramble Disable/Enable Enable
Rx Payload FCS Check Disable/Enable Enable
Rx Address Check Disable/Enable Disable
Rx Control Check Disable/Enable Disable
Rx SAPI Check Disable/Enable Disable
Tx Address 0~0xFF 04
Tx Control 0~0xFF 03
Tx SAPI MSB 0~0xFF FE
Tx SAPI LSB 0~0xFF 01
Tx Scramble Disable/Enable Enable
Tx Payload FCS Insert Disable/Enable Enable
Mode CRC-16
Unit 3 ENET === LAPS Parameter Setup === 17:18:45 02/10/2009

ARROW KEYS: CURSOR MOVE, Please Input: 0~0xFF, BACKSPACE to edit
(VCG) WAN# : 2
Rx Address : 4_ Tx Address : 04
Rx Control : 03 Tx Control : 03
Rx SAPI MSB : FE Tx SAPI MSB : FE
Rx SAPI LSB : 01 Tx SAPI LSB : 01

Rx Payload FCS Check : Enable Tx Payload FCS Insert : Enable
Rx Address Check : Disable Tx/Rx Payload FCS Mode : CRC-32
Rx Control Check : Disable
Rx SAPI Check : Disable
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If your encapsulation type is BCP, the BCP Parameter Setup screen will appear. Use the arrow
Table 4-7 BCP Parameter Setting Options

Field Settings Default Setting Note
Rx Address 0~0xFF FF
Rx Protocol MSB 0~0xFF 00
Rx Protocol LSB 0~0xFF 31
Rx Protocol Check Disable/Enable Disable
Rx Bit F 0/1 0
Rx Bit Z 0/1 1
Rx Pads 0~0xF 0
Rx MAC Type 0~0xFF 01
Rx BCP Flags Check Disable/Enable Disable
Rx BCP MAC Type Check Disable/Enable Disable
Tx Address 0~0xFF FF
Tx Protocol MSB 0~0xFF 00
Tx Protocol LSB 0~0xFF 31
Tx Payload FCS Mode CRC-32, CRC-16 CRC-32
Tx Bit F 0/1 0
Tx Bit Z 0/1 1
Tx Pads 0~0xF 0
Tx MAC Type 0~0xFF 01
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Unit 1 ENETSW === BCP Parameter Setup === 14:47:18 11/26/2009

(VCG) WAN# : 2
Rx Address : FF Tx Address : FF
Rx Protocol MSB : 00 Tx Protocol MSB : 00
Rx Protocol LSB : 31 Tx Protocol LSB : 31

Rx Protocol Check : Disable
Rx Bit F : 0 Tx Bit F : 0
Rx Bit Z : 1 Tx Bit Z : 1
Rx Pads : 0 Tx Pads : 0
Rx MAC Type : 01 Tx MAC Type : 01
Rx BCP Flags Check : Disable

Rx BCP MAC Type Check : Disable
configuration you must return to the O9400R Controller Menu and press V.
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4.5.4. Path Alarm Setup
The Unit Menu path for Path Alarm Setup is as follows:

The Path Alarm Setup screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor to the various
fields. Then use the Tab key to scroll in your settings. Press the Enter key.
Table 4-8 Path Alarm Setting Options 1

(VCG) WAN# 2~9 2
path low-order low-order
hi-order
Unit 3 ENET === Path Alarm Setup === 18:18:09 02/10/2009

(VCG) WAN# 2 path : low-order
An advanced Path Alarm Setup screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor to the
Low-order Alarm Alarm Relay Relay Severity Severity

Path Type Settings Default Settings Default Settings Default
TU-LOP ENABLED ENABLED ENABLED DISABLED INFO MAJR
TU-AIS DISABLED ENABLED DISABLED MINR MAJR
LP-UNEQ DISABLED MAJR INFO
LP-RDI-P DISABLED CRIT INFO
LP-RDI-S DISABLED INFO
LP-RDI-C DISABLED INFO
LP-REI DISABLED INFO
LP-BIP DISABLED INFO
Hi-order Alarm Alarm Relay Relay Severity Severity

AU-LOP ENABLED ENABLED ENABLED DISABLED INFO MAJR
AU-AIS DISABLED ENABLED DISABLED MINR MAJR
HP-UNEQ DISABLED MAJR INFO
HP-RDI-P DISABLED CRIT INFO
HP-RDI-S DISABLED INFO
HP-RDI-C DISABLED INFO
HP-B3-REI DISABLED INFO
HP-B3-BIP DISABLED INFO
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Unit 3 ENET === Path Alarm Setup === 18:18:09 02/10/2009

type alarm relay severity

TU-LOP ENABLED DISABLED MAJR
TU-AIS ENABLED DISABLED MAJR
LP-UNEQ DISABLED DISABLED INFO
LP-RDI-P DISABLED DISABLED INFO
LP-RDI-S DISABLED DISABLED INFO
LP-RDI-C DISABLED DISABLED INFO
LP-REI DISABLED DISABLED INFO
LP-BIP DISABLED DISABLED INFO
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4.5.5. WAN (VCG) Alarm Threshold Setup
The Unit Menu path for WAN (VCG) Alarm Threshold Setup is as follows:

The WAN (VCG) Alarm Threshold Setup screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the
cursor to the various fields. Then use the Tab key to scroll in your settings. Threshold settings
must be keyed in. Press the Enter key.
Table 4-10 WAN (VCG) Alarm Threshold Setting Options
Field En/Dis En/Dis Severity Severity Threshold Threshold

Settings Default Settings Default Settings Default
Errored FCS Count EN DIS INFO MINR 1~99999 00100
FIFO Overflow DIS MINR
Frame Count MAJR
Dropped Frame Count CRIT
Unit 3 ENET === WAN(VCG) Alarm Threshold Setup === 18:23:41 02/10/2009
En/Dis severity Threshold

Errored FCS count DIS MINR 00100
FIFO overflow frame count DIS MINR 00100
dropped frame count DIS MINR 00100
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4.5.6. Linkdown Alarm Setup
The Unit Menu path for Linkdown Alarm Setup is as follows:

F-> Linkdown Alarm Setup
The Linkdown Alarm Setup screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor to the
Table 4-11 Linkdown Alarm Setting Options
Port Alarm Alarm Relay Relay Severity Severity

LAN1~9 ENABLED ENABLED ENABLED DISABLED INFO MINR
DISABLED DISABLED MINR
MAJR
CRIT
Unit 3 ENET === Linkdown Alarm Setup === 17:24:23 02/20/2009

port alarm relay severity

-----------------------------------------
LAN1 ENABLED DISABLED MINR
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4.5.7. Link Config Setup
The Unit Menu path for Link Config Setup is as follows:

The Link Config Setup screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor to the various
Table 4-12 Link Config Setting Options
Port Link Config Settings Default Setting Note

LAN1 Auto negotiation Auto negotiation
100M full-duplex
10M full-duplex
100M half-duplex
10M half-duplex
1000M full-duplex
LAN2-9 Auto negotiation Auto negotiation
100M full-duplex
10M full-duplex
100M half-duplex
10M half-duplex
Unit 3 ENET === Link Config Setup === 17:24:55 02/20/2009

port link config

----------------------------
LAN1 Auto negotiation
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4.5.8. Customer Information Setup
The Unit Menu path for Customer Information Setup is as follows:

The Customer Information Setup screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor to
the various fields. Then key in the customer name for each LAN. Press the Enter key.
Unit 3 ENET === Customer Information Setup === 17:32:51 02/20/2009

ARROW KEYS: CURSOR MOVE, BACKSPACE to edit, ESC to abort
Port# Customer Information

LAN1 name of link#1______
LAN2 name of link#2
LAN3 name of link#3
LAN4 name of link#4
LAN5 name of link#5
LAN6 name of link#6
LAN7 name of link#7
LAN8 name of link#8
LAN9 name of link#9
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4.5.9. Link Failure Propagation
Note: Local LAN Port failure is reflected upstream at the WAN Port. The Ethernet port of each
device is monitored. If a link failure is detected at either device a signal will automatically be sent
to the other device to shut down the corresponding Ethernet port. Thus, the shut down of an
Ethernet port is propagated.
Similarly, if WAN (VCG) port failure occurs, link failure propagation will shut down the
corresponding LAN ports.
Link Failure Propagation is for E-line mode only.
The Unit Menu path for Link Failure Propagation is as follows:
S >WAN(VCG) & Link Setup

I > Link Failure Propagation
Table 4-13 Link Failure Propagation Setting Options

WAN (VCG) Lost Propagation ENABLED, DISABLED
Remote Link Down Propagation DISABLED DISABLED Remote Link Down
Remote Link Down Guard Time 1~5 Sec. 1 sec. Propagation is only
supported in GFP mode.
Unit 3 ENET === Link Fail Propagation Setup === 17:34:30 02/20/2009
WAN(VCG) Lost Propagation : DISABLED

Remote Link Down Propagation : DISABLED
Remote Link Down Guard Time : 1 second
Note: "Remote Link Down Propagation" is only supported in GFP mode.

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4.5.10. Inter-Frame Gap (IFG) Setup

The Unit Menu path for Inter-Frame Gap Setup is as follows:

J > Inter-Frame Gap (IFG) Setup
The Inter-Frame Gap (IFG) Setup screen will appear. Input your IFG settings and press the
Enter key.
Table 4-14 Inter-Frame Gap (IFG)Setting Options
Port Fields IFG Settings Default IGF Setting Note

LAN1 to LAN 9 80, 88, 96 88
Unit 1 ENET === Inter-Frame Gap(IFG) Setup === 04:21:52 09/04/2009

Port IFG (Bit Times)

------ ---------------
LAN1 88
LAN2 88
LAN3 88
LAN4 88
LAN5 88
LAN6 88
LAN7 88
LAN8 88
LAN9 88
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4.6. Performance Setup/Clear

The Unit Menu path for Performance Setup/Clear is as follows:
R > Performance Setup/Clear
A > Clear Performance Data

B > Performance Threshold Setup
4.6.1. Clear Performance Data

The Unit Menu path for Clear Performance Data is as follows:

Unit 3 ENET === Performance Setup/Clear === 17:35:09 02/20/2009
A -> Clear Performance Data

B -> Performance Threshold Setup
>> Clear performance data - are you sure [Y/N] ?
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4.6.2. Performance Threshold Setup

The Unit Menu path for Performance Threshold Setup is as follows:

The Performance Threshold Cross Alarm Setup screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move
the cursor to the various fields. Then use the Tab key to scroll in your settings. Press the Enter
key.
Table 4-15 Performance Threshold Setting Options
Monitor Point EN/DIS EN/DIS Severity Severity Threshold Threshold

HP-BIP(B3) EN DIS INFO INFO 1~99999 02400
HP-REI DIS MINR 02400
LP-BIP(V5) MAJR 00600
LP-REI(V5 CRIT 00600
LP-BIP(B3) 02400
LP-REI(B3) 19200
Unit 3 ENETSW === Perf. Threshold Cross Alarm Setup === 17:35:48 02/20/2009
Monitor Point En/Dis severity Threshold

HP-BIP(B3) DIS INFO 02400
HP-REI DIS INFO 02400
LP-BIP(V5) DIS INFO 00600
LP-REI(V5) DIS INFO 00600
LP-BIP(B3) DIS INFO 02400
LP-REI(B3) DIS INFO 19200
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4.7. File Transfer

The Unit Menu path for File Transfer is as follows:
L > File Transfer
A > Unit Download Firmware

B > Copy Firmware to Standby Unit
4.7.1. Unit Download Firmware
The Unit Menu path for Unit Download Firmware is as follows:
L > File Transfer

The Unit Download Firmware setup screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor to
the various fields. Key in the TFTP Server IP address and a Firmware File Name. Press the
Enter key.
Unit 1 ENET === Unit Download Firmware === 14:46:05 11/03/2007
Firmware 1 Version : V1.01.01 10/19/2007

Current Firmware Bank: 1
Next Boot Firmware : 1
TFTP Server IP : 10.3.11.1
Firmware File Name : O94RENET.RUN____________________________________________
<< Press ESC key to abort, ENTER key to Upload/Download Firmware >>
A prompt will ask if you really want to download. Press Y for yes.
Really want to Download ?
A message will be displayed as the download is in progress and a new message will appear once
the download is complete.
Unit 1 ENET === Unit Download Firmware === 14:48:39 11/03/2007

TFTP Server IP : 010.003.011.001
Firmware File Name : O94RENET.RUN
14:48:45 11/03/07 Downloading firmware ........619148 bytes received.

14:48:55 11/03/07 Send firmware file to trib-2 ........Download Complete.
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4.8. SNCP/UPSR APS Setup
The Unit Menu path for SNCP/UPSR APS Setup is as follows:
D > SNCP/UPSR APS Setup
The following SNCP/UPSR APS Setup screen will appear. Press A or B.

Unit 1 ENET === SNCP/UPSR APS Setup === 18:06:26 09/02/2011
A -> SNCP/UPSR APS Command

B -> SNCP/UPSR Revertive Setup
<< Press ESC key to return to Main Menu or enter a command >>
4.8.1. SNCP/UPSR APS Command
The Unit Menu path for SNCP/UPSR APS Command is as follows:

A > SNCP/UPSR APS Command
The SNCP/UPSR APS Command screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor.
Key in the Port number. Scroll in the Channel #. Press the Enter key.
Select path ==>
Port : 2_
Channel : 01
An expanded screen will appear. Scroll in your Command setting. (See SNCP/UPSR APS
Command Setting Options in table above.) Press the Enter key. A prompt will ask if you are sure.
Press Y for yes.

Port : 2
Channel : 01
Command : Clear
Note :
FS = Force Switch
MS = Manual Switch
PRI = Primary
SEC = Secondary
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4.8.2. SNCP/UPSR Revertive Setup
The Unit Menu path for SNCP/UPSR Revertive Setup is as follows:

B > SNCP/UPSR Revertive Setup
The SNCP/UPSR Revertive Setup screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor.
Unit 1 ENET === SNCP/UPSR Revertive Setup === 18:06:50 09/02/2011
Select path ==>
Port : 2_
Channel : 01
Command Setting Options in table above.) Press the Enter key. A prompt will ask if you are
sure. Press Y for yes.
Unit 1 ENET === SNCP/UPSR Revertive Setup === 18:06:50 09/02/2011
Port : 2
Channel : 01
Revertive: Non-Revertive
Note :
FS = Force Switch
MS = Manual Switch
PRI = Primary
SEC = Secondary
Table 4-16 SNCP/UPSR APS Command Setting Options
Fields Settings Default Setting Note

Port 1~9 2 1GE -> 1, 8FE -> 2~9
Channel 1~63 1
Command Clear, Clear FS = Force Switch
FS, MS, MS = Manual Switch
PRI, SEC PRI = Primary
SEC = Secondary
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4.9. Reset Unit
The Unit Menu path for Reset Unit is as follows:
Z > Reset Unit
Use the arrow keys to move the flashing cursor to either Working, Standby or Both. Press the
Enter key.
Unit 1 ENET === Unit Reset === 14:21:51 01/07/2008
>>Unit? *Working Standby Both
The following prompt will appear. Press Y for Yes
Reset - are you sure ? [Y/N]
4.10. Unit Load Default

The Unit Menu path for Unit Load Default is as follows:
W > Unit Load Default
A prompt will ask if you want to load the default configuration. Press Y for Yes.
Load default - are you sure (Y/N)?
Key in your password. Press the Enter key.

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CHPATER 5 ETHERNET CARD (With L2 Switch) SETUP PROCEDURE
5. ETHERNET CARD (With L2 Switch) SETUP PROCEDURE

5.1. Menu Tree
This chapter provides detailed setup instructions for the Ethernet interface card with an L2 switch
Please note that Tributary cards must be registered with the O9500R device or you will not be
able to access their detailed menu screens.
VT-100Menu Tree
[DISPLAY] [SETUP]
C > WAN (VCG) & Link Display M> Mode Setup
A > Add/Drop Channel Count S> WAN( VCG) & Link Setup
B > Customer Information Display A > Payload/LCAS Setup
C > LAN Link Status B > Encapsulation Type Setup
D > LCAS Channel Setting C > Encapsulation Parameter Setup
A > Current Alarm Status
A > Path Alarm Status F > Linkdown Alarm Setup
B > Linkdown Alarm Status G > Link Config Setup
I > Link Fail PropagationSetup
P > Unit Performance J > Inter- Frame Gap (IFG) Setup A > VLAN Tag Protocol ID Setup
B > VLAN Port Configuration Setup
1 > 01-Hour Performance R> Performance Setup / Clear C > VLAN Port Association Setup
2 > 24-Hour Performance A > Clear Performance Data

A > WAN Port Map Setup
3 > 07-Day Performance B > Performance Threshold Setup B > LAN Port Map Setup
G > WAN (VCG) Statistics

L> File Transfer A > MSTP Region/CIST Setup
B > Spanning Tree Port Setup
I > Switch Status A> Unit Download Firmware C > MSTP Instance/VLAN Setup
D > MSTP Instance/Priority Setup
A > Port Statistics B> Copy Firmware to Standby Unit E > MSTP/RSTP Port Setup
F > RSTP Bridge Setup
B > VLAN ID Info H> Switch Setup
C > VLAN Port Association A > VLAN Setup
D > MSTP Region/CIST Display B > Port Map Setup A > Priority Mode Setup
E > MSTP Bridge ID Display C > Port Trunk Setup B > Fixed Priority Setup
C >VLAN Tag Priority Setup
F > MSTP Instance/VLAN Mapping D > MSTP/RSTP Setup D > TOS Field Priority Setup
G > MSTP/RSTP Port Display E > Flow Control Setup E > Distrusted Port Setup
H > RSTP Bridge Display F > QoS Setup A > Class of Service Setup A > TCP / UDP Well Known Port Setup
J > IP Multicast Display B > TCP/UDP Port Access Control B > TCP / UDP User Define Port Setup
C > Transmission Scheduling C > TCP /UDP Port Range Setup
D > Transmission WRED Setup
B > SNCP/UPSR APS Status E > Rate Control Setup
A > Scheduling Algorithm
B > WFQ Weight Setup
G > IGMP Setup A > IGMP Snooping
B > IGMP Fast Leave A > Rate Ctrl/ Ingress WRED Setup
C > IGMP Router Port B > Port Bitrate Setup
D > IGMP IP Multicast Range
E > IGMP Cross VLAN I
F > IGMP Cross VLAN II
H > MAC Learning Setup
D > SNCP/UPSRAPS Setup

[ LOG] B > SNCP/UPSR Revertive Setup
F > Log Off
[MISC]
O > Log On
Z> Reset Unit
U> Choose a Unit
E> Return to Main Menu W> Unit Load Default
Figure 5-1 Ethernet Interface Card with Switch VT-100 Menu Tree
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5.2. Initial Setup and Card Registration

Prior to setting up an Ethernet Interface Card you must first set up the main O9500R device. Full
instructions for doing so are found in the O9500R User’s Manual. After that setup is complete go
to the main Controller Menu for the O9500R device. A sample screen is shown below.
You must register your Ethernet cards with the O9500R device.
Press N to register the unit (ie. register your card).


[DISPLAY] [SETUP]
[LOG] [MISC]
The Unit Registration screen will appear. One card is presently in the device. Press the Enter key.

==== =============== ================ =================== =================
#1 FESW V1.02.02 07/03/2008
#2 E1/T1(32Port) V1.01.02 11/16/2007
#3 B155/622 V1.01.01 10/19/2007
#4
==== =============== ================ =================== =================
#11
#12
#13
#14
#15 Quad E1 Quad E1 V3.01.03 06/27/2008
#16 Quad E1 V3.01.06 03/28/2008
Use the Tab key to scroll in the Tributary slot that your Ethernet card is plugged into. Press the
Enter key.
Unit : Trib-1
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The model of card will appear. Press the Enter key.

Unit : Trib-1
Registered Model : ENETSW-NP
A registration prompt will appear as the registration takes place.

Registration......SUCCESS!
An updated screen will appear that shows the location of the registered card.

==== =============== ================ =================== =================
#1 ENETSW-NP FESW V1.02.02 07/03/2008
#2 E1/T1(32Port) V1.01.02 11/16/2007
#3 B155/622 V1.01.01 10/19/2007
#4
==== =============== ================ =================== =================
#11
#12
#13
#14
#15 Quad E1 Quad E1 V3.01.03 06/27/2008
#16 Quad E1 V3.01.06 03/28/2008
If you have other cards to register, do it now. Each plug-in interface card must be registered
separately.
Note: The procedure for de-registration is similar to the process for registration except you use
the Tab key to scroll in the command: Card Un-registration.

==== =============== ================ =================== =================
#1 ENETSW-NP FESW V1.02.02 07/03/2008
#2 E1/T1(32Port) V1.01.02 11/16/2007
#3 B155/622 V1.01.01 10/19/2007
#4
==== =============== ================ =================== =================
#11
#12
#13
#14
#15 Quad E1 Quad E1 V3.01.03 06/27/2008
#16 Quad E1 V3.01.06 03/28/2008
Command : Card Un-registration
5.3. Choosing a Trib Unit

Press U from the O9500R Controller Menu to select the Tributary slot that the Ethernet interface
card is plugged into.
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[DISPLAY] [SETUP]
[LOG] [MISC]
A prompt will appear. Use the Tab key to scroll in the card’s Tributary slot number. Press the
Enter key.
==>> Press Tab key to select the unit: 1
The unit menu will appear for that card.

Unit 3 ENETSW === Unit Menu === 11:27:51 02/23/2009
HW Version : D Card State : Initialization Fail

SW Version : V1.02.02 07/03/2008
[DISPLAY] [SETUP]
C -> WAN(VCG) & Link Display M -> Mode Setup
A -> Current Alarm Status S -> WAN(VCG) & Link Setup
P -> Unit Performance R -> Performance Setup/Clear
G -> WAN(VCG) Statistics L -> File Transfer
I -> Switch Status H -> Switch Setup
B -> SNCP/UPSR APS status D -> SNCP/UPSR APS Setup
[LOG] [MISC]
F -> Log Off Z -> Unit Reset
O -> Log On W -> Unit Load Default
U -> Choose a Unit
E -> Return to Main Menu
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5.4. Mode Setup

The Unit Menu path for Mode Setup is as follows:
M> Mode Setup
The Mode Setup screen will appear. Use the Tab key to scroll in your setting. Then press the
Enter key.
Table 5-1 Mode Setting Options
Field Setting Default Setting Note

Mode Selection e-line (8FE) e-line (8FE)
e-line(1GE)
e-lan(8FE) e-lan settings must be used if you
e-lan(1GE) wish to use the Ethernet switch
for VLAN
portmap(8FE) Port map settings must be used if
portmap(1GE) you wish to use the Ethernet
switch for Port Mapping
Unit 1 ENETSW === Mode Setup === 16:48:35 01/04/2008

Mode Selection : e-line(8FE)
A prompt will ask if you wish to change to this new configuration. Press Y for yes.
A prompt will advise you that the change was successful.

SUCCESS
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You must save this change. To do so, press E to return to the O9500R device Controller Menu
as shown below. Then press V from the main menu.

Hardware Version: D Start Time : 15:17:16 01/04/2008
[DISPLAY] [SETUP]
D -> SDH/SONET Config Display H -> SDH/SONET Config Setup
I -> System Information M -> Alarm Setup
Q -> Alarm Queue L -> File Transfer
B -> Currently-Active Alarm Summary V -> Store/Retrieve Backup Config
A -> Current Alarm Status G -> Loopback/Diagnostics Setup
P -> SDH/SONET Performance R -> Performance Setup/Clear
T -> System Log N -> Unit Registration
E -> Diagnostics Display
[LOG] [MISC]
The Store/Retrieve Configuration screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the flashing
cursor to STORE. Press the Enter key. Press Y for yes.

>> Store Current Configuration ? [Y/N]
You will be asked to key in your password. The default password is LOOP in upper case letters.

The following message will be displayed as the storage process takes place.
===> Saving.......
Press the Esc key to return to the Controller Menu.
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5.5. WAN (VCG) & Link Setup

The Unit Menu path for WAN (VCG) & Link Setup is as follows:

E > VCG Alarm Threshold Setup
J -> Inter-Frame Gap(IFG) Setup
5.5.1. Payload/LCAS Setup
The Unit Menu path for Payload/LCAS Setup is as follows:

The Payload/LCAS Setup screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor to the
Table 5-2 Payload/LCAS Setting Options
VCG Field SDH Payload Default LCAS LCAS Note:

MODE Settings Payload Mode Mode
Setting Default
Setting
WAN1 (GE) Mode 1 TU12, TU12 LCAS, LCAS
WAN2~9 (FE) TU3, Non LCAS
AU4/C4,
AU3/C3
Mode 2 TU11, TU11
AU4/C4,
AU3/C3
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Unit 1 EN ETSW === Pa ylo ad/L CAS Se tup === 18: 07: 43 1 1/2 4/2 009
ARRO W K EYS : C URS OR MOVE , ENT ER K EY : I TEM SEL ECT
SD H M ode : Mo de 1
[WA N] [pa yloa d] [l cas mod e]

WAN 1(G E) : TU1 2 LC AS

Note : M ode 1 s upp ort s AU 4/C 4, AU3/ C3, TU 3, T U12

M ode 2 s upp ort s AU 4/C 4, AU3/ C3, TU 11
<< P res s E SC k ey to retu rn to prev iou s m enu >>
5.5.2. Encapsulation Type Setup
The Unit Menu path for Encapsulation Type Setup is as follows:

The Encapsulation Type Setup screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor to the
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Table 5-3 Encapsulation Type Setting Options
Field Encapsulation Type Settings Default Setting

WAN1 (GE) GFP GFP
WAN2~9 (FE) LAPS
BCP
Unit 1 ENETSW === Encapsulation Type Setup === 10:21:25 01/07/2008

Encapsulation Type
WAN1(GE) : GFP
WAN2(FE) : GFP
WAN3(FE) : GFP
WAN4(FE) : GFP
WAN5(FE) : GFP
WAN6(FE) : GFP
WAN7(FE) : GFP
WAN8(FE) : GFP
WAN9(FE) : GFP
5.5.3. Encapsulation Parameter Setup
The Unit Menu path for Encapsulation Parameter Setup is as follows:

The Encapsulation Parameter Setup screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor
to the (VCG) WAN# field. Then key in the WAN# setting. Press the Enter key.
Table 5-4 Encapsulation Parameter Setting Options

Field Setting Range Default Setting
(VCG) WAN# 2~9 2
Unit 1 ENETSW === Encapsulation Par Setup === 10:38:26 01/07/2008

(VCG) WAN# : 2
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If your encapsulation type is GFP, the GFP Parameter Setup screen will appear. Use the arrow
Table 5-5 GFP Parameter Setting Options

Rx PTI 0~7 0
Rx EXI 0~0xF 0
Rx UPI 0~0xFF 01
DELTA 1~4 1
Rx Descramble Disable Enable
Rx Payload FCS Check Enable Disable
Rx PTI Check Disable
Rx UPI Check Disable
Tx PTI 0~7 0
Tx EXI 0~0xF 0
Tx UPI 0~0xFF 01
Tx PFI 0~1 1
Tx Scramble Disable Enable
Tx Payload FCS Insert Enable Disable
Mode CRC-16
Unit 1 ENETSW === GFP Parameter Setup === 10:44:43 01/07/2008

(VCG) WAN# : 1
Rx PTI : 0_ Tx PTI : 0
Rx EXI : 0 Tx EXI : 0
Rx UPI : 01 Tx UPI : 01
DELTA : 1 Tx PFI : 1

Rx Payload FCS Check : Disable Tx Payload FCS Insert : Disable
Rx PTI Check : Disable Tx/Rx Payload FCS Mode : CRC-32
Rx UPI Check : Disable
If your encapsulation type is LAPS, the LAPS Parameter Setup screen will appear. Use the
arrow keys to move the cursor to the various fields. Some settings must be keyed in. Some must
be scrolled in using the Tab key. Press the Enter key.
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Table 5-6 LAPS Parameter Setting Options

Rx Address 0~0xFF 4
Rx SAPI MSB 0~0xFF FE
Rx SAPI LSB 0~0xFF 01
Rx SAPI Check Disable/Enable Disable
Tx Address 0~0xFF 04
Tx SAPI MSB 0~0xFF FE
Tx SAPI LSB 0~0xFF 01
Mode CRC-16
Unit 1 ENETSW === LAPS Parameter Setup === 13:50:07 01/31/2008

(VCG) WAN# : 2
Rx Address : 4_ Tx Address : 04
Rx SAPI MSB : FE Tx SAPI MSB : FE
Rx SAPI LSB : 01 Tx SAPI LSB : 01
Rx Descramble : Enalbe Tx Scramble : Enalbe

Rx Payload FCS Check : Enalbe Tx Payload FCS Insert : Enalbe
Rx SAPI Check : Disable
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If your encapsulation type is BCP, the BCP Parameter Setup screen will appear. Use the arrow
Table 5-7 BCP Parameter Setting Options

Rx Address 0~0xFF FF
Rx Protocol MSB 0~0xFF 00
Rx Protocol LSB 0~0xFF 31
Rx Protocol Check Disable/Enable Disable
Rx Bit F 0/1 0
Rx Bit Z 0/1 1
Rx Pads 0~0xF 0
Rx MAC Type 0~0xFF 01
Rx BCP Flags Check Disable/Enable Disable
Rx BCP MAC Type Check Disable/Enable Disable
Tx Address 0~0xFF FF
Tx Protocol MSB 0~0xFF 00
Tx Protocol LSB 0~0xFF 31
Tx Payload FCS Mode CRC-32, CRC-16 CRC-32
Tx Bit F 0/1 0
Tx Bit Z 0/1 1
Tx Pads 0~0xF 0
Tx MAC Type 0~0xFF 01
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Unit 1 ENETSW === BCP Parameter Setup === 14:47:18 11/26/2009

(VCG) WAN# : 2
Rx Address : FF Tx Address : FF
Rx Protocol MSB : 00 Tx Protocol MSB : 00
Rx Protocol LSB : 31 Tx Protocol LSB : 31

Rx Protocol Check : Disable
Rx Bit F : 0 Tx Bit F : 0
Rx Bit Z : 1 Tx Bit Z : 1
Rx Pads : 0 Tx Pads : 0
Rx MAC Type : 01 Tx MAC Type : 01
Rx BCP Flags Check : Disable

Rx BCP MAC Type Check : Disable

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5.5.4. Path Alarm Setup
The Unit Menu path for Path Alarm Setup is as follows:

The Path Alarm Setup screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor to the various

(VCG) WAN# 2~9 2
path low-order low-order
hi-order
Unit 1 ENET === Alarm Mask Setup === 11:12:47 01/07/2008

An advanced Path Alarm Setup screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor to the
Low-order Alarm Alarm Relay Relay Severity Severity

TU-LOP ENABLED ENABLED ENABLED DISABLED INFO MAJR
TU-AIS DISABLED ENABLED DISABLED MINR MAJR
LP-UNEQ DISABLED MAJR INFO
LP-RDI-P DISABLED CRIT INFO
LP-RDI-S DISABLED INFO
LP-RDI-C DISABLED INFO
LP-REI DISABLED INFO
LP-BIP DISABLED INFO
Hi-order Alarm Alarm Relay Relay Severity Severity

AU-LOP ENABLED ENABLED ENABLED DISABLED INFO MAJR
AU-AIS DISABLED ENABLED DISABLED MINR MAJR
HP-UNEQ DISABLED MAJR INFO
HP-RDI-P DISABLED CRIT INFO
HP-RDI-S DISABLED INFO
HP-RDI-C DISABLED INFO
HP-B3-REI DISABLED INFO
HP-B3-BIP DISABLED INFO
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Unit 1 ENETSW === Alarm Mask Setup === 11:33:51 01/07/2008

type alarm relay severity

TU-LOP ENABLED DISABLED MAJR
TU-AIS ENABLED DISABLED MAJR
LP-UNEQ DISABLED DISABLED INFO
LP-RDI-P DISABLED DISABLED INFO
LP-RDI-S DISABLED DISABLED INFO
LP-RDI-C DISABLED DISABLED INFO
LP-REI DISABLED DISABLED INFO
LP-BIP DISABLED DISABLED INFO
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5.5.5. WAN (VCG) Alarm Threshold Setup
The Unit Menu path for WAN (VCG) Alarm Threshold Setup is as follows:

The WAN (VCG) Alarm Threshold Setup screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the
cursor to the various fields. Then use the Tab key to scroll in your settings. Threshold settings
must be keyed in. Press the Enter key.
Table 5-10 WAN (VCG) Alarm Threshold Setting Options
Field En/Dis En/Dis Severity Severity Threshold Threshold

Errored FCS Count EN DIS INFO MINR 1~99999 00100
FIFO Overflow DIS MINR
Frame Count MAJR
Dropped Frame Count CRIT
Unit 1 ENETSW === VCG Alarm Threshold Setup === 12:39:27 01/07/2008
En/Dis severity Threshold

Errored FCS count DIS MINR 00100
FIFO overflow frame count DIS MINR 00100
dropped frame count DIS MINR 00100
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5.5.6. Linkdown Alarm Setup
The Unit Menu path for Linkdown Alarm Setup is as follows:

The Linkdown Alarm Setup screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor to the
Table 5-11 Linkdown Alarm Setting Options
Port Alarm Alarm Relay Relay Severity Severity

LAN1~9 ENABLED ENABLED ENABLED DISABLED INFO MINR
DISABLED DISABLED MINR
MAJR
CRIT
Unit 1 ENETSW === Linkdown Mask Setup === 12:46:33 01/07/2008

port alarm relay severity

-----------------------------------------

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5.5.7. Link Config Setup

The Unit Menu path for Link Config Setup is as follows:

The Link Config Setup screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor to the various
Table 5-12 Link Config Setting Options
Port Link Config Settings Default Setting Note

LAN1 Auto negotiation Auto negotiation
100M full-duplex
10M full-duplex
100M half-duplex
10M half-duplex
1000M full-duplex
LAN2-9 Auto negotiation Auto negotiation
100M full-duplex
10M full-duplex
100M half-duplex
10M half-duplex
Unit 1 ENETSW === Link Config Setup === 13:29:44 01/07/2008

port link config

----------------------------
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5.5.8. Customer Information Setup
The Unit Menu path for Customer Information Setup is as follows:

The Customer Information Setup screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor to
the various fields. Then key in the customer name for each LAN. Press the Enter key.
Unit 1 ENETSW === Customer Information Setup === 13:35:21 01/07/2008

Port# Customer Information

LAN1 name of link#1______
LAN2 name of link#2
LAN3 name of link#3
LAN4 name of link#4
LAN5 name of link#5
LAN6 name of link#6
LAN7 name of link#7
LAN8 name of link#8
LAN9 name of link#9
5.5.9. Link Failure Propagation
Note: Local LAN Port failure is reflected upstream at the WAN Port. The Ethernet port of each
device is monitored. If a link failure is detected at either device a signal will automatically be sent
to the other device to shut down the corresponding Ethernet port. Thus, the shut down of an
Ethernet port is propagated.
Similarly, if WAN (VCG) port failure occurs, link failure propagation will shut down the
corresponding LAN ports.
Link Failure Propagation is for E-line mode only.
The Unit Menu path for Link Fail Propagation is as follows:

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Table 5-13 Link Failure Propagation Setting Options

WAN (VCG) Lost
Propagation ENABLED,
DISABLED
Remote Link Down DISABLED Remote Link Down
Propagation Propagation is only
Remote Link Down 1~5 Sec. 1 sec. supported in GFP
Guard Time mode.
Unit 1 ENET === Link Fail Propagation Setup === 21:16:02 O7/01/2008
ARROW KEYS: CURSOR MOVE, ENTER KEY: ITEM SELECT
Wan(VCG) Lost PROPAGATION : DISABLED

Remote link Down Propagation : DISABLED
Remote Link Down Guard Time : 1 second
5.5.10 Inter-Frame Gap (IFG) Setup

The Unit Menu path for Inter-Frame Gap Setup is as follows:

J > Inter-Frame Gap (IFG) Setup
The Inter-Frame Gap (IFG) Setup screen will appear. Input your IFG settings and press the
Enter key.
Table 5-14 Inter-Frame Gap (IFG) Setting Options
Port Fields IFG Settings Default IGF Setting Note

LAN1 to LAN 9 80, 88, 96 88
Unit 1 ENET === Inter-Frame Gap(IFG) Setup === 04:21:52 09/04/2009

Port IFG (Bit Times)

------ ---------------
LAN1 88
LAN2 88
LAN3 88
LAN4 88
LAN5 88
LAN6 88
LAN7 88
LAN8 88
LAN9 88
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5.6. Performance Setup/Clear

The Unit Menu path for Performance Setup/Clear is as follows:

5.6.1. Clear Performance Data
The Unit Menu path for Clear Performance Data is as follows:

A prompt will ask if you want to clear the performance data. Press Y for Yes or N for No. Press
the Enter key.
Unit 1 ENETSW === Performance Setup/Clear === 13:36:59 01/07/2008
A -> Clear Performance Data

B -> Performance Threshold Setup
>> Clear performance data - are you sure [Y/N] ?
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5.6.2. Performance Threshold Setup
The Unit Menu path for Performance Threshold Setup is as follows:

The Performance threshold Cross Alarm Setup screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move
the cursor to the various fields. Then use the Tab key to scroll in your settings. Press the Enter
key.
Table 5-15 Performance Threshold Setting Options
Monitor Point EN/DIS EN/DIS Severity Severity Threshold Threshold

HP-BIP(B3) EN DIS INFO INFO 1~99999 02400
HP-REI DIS MINR 02400
LP-BIP(V5) MAJR 00600
LP-REI(V5 CRIT 00600
LP-BIP(B3) 02400
LP-REI(B3) 19200
Unit 1 ENETSW === Perf. Threshold Cross Alarm Setup ===13:38:31 01/07/2008
Monitor Point En/Dis severity Threshold

HP-BIP(B3) DIS INFO 02400
HP-REI DIS INFO 02400
LP-BIP(V5) DIS INFO 00600
LP-REI(V5) DIS INFO 00600
LP-BIP(B3) DIS INFO 02400
LP-REI(B3) DIS INFO 19200
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5.7. File Transfer

The Unit Menu path for File Transfer is as follows:
L > File Transfer

5.7.1. Unit Download Firmware
The Unit Menu path for Unit Download Firmware is as follows:
L > File Transfer

The Unit Download Firmware setup screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor to
the various fields. Key in the TFTP Server IP address and a Firmware File Name. Press the
Enter key.
Unit 1 ENETSW === Unit Download Firmware === 14:46:05 11/03/2007

TFTP Server IP : 10.3.11.1
Firmware File Name : O94RENET.RUN____________________________________________
A prompt will ask if you really want to download. Press Y for yes.
Really want to Download ?
A message will be displayed as the download is in progress and a new message will appear once
the download is complete.
Unit 1 ENETSW === Unit Download Firmware === 14:48:39 11/03/2007

TFTP Server IP : 010.003.011.001
Firmware File Name : O94RENET.RUN
14:48:45 11/03/07 Downloading firmware ........619148 bytes received.

14:48:55 11/03/07 Send firmware file to trib-5 ........Download Complete.
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5.7.2. Copy Firmware to Standby Unit
The Unit Menu path for Firmware to Standby Unit is as follows:
L > File Transfer

The Copy firmware to standby unit screen will appear. A prompt will ask if you are sure. Press Y
for yes. The copying will occur immediately.
Unit 1 ENET === Copy firmware to standby unit === 14:50:53 11/03/2007
Copy firmware to standby unit - are you sure ? Y \ 605

Copy Complete.
5.8. Switch Setup

The Unit Menu path for Switch Setup is as follows:
H > Switch Setup
The following VLAN Setup screen will appear.
Unit 3 ENETSW === Switch Setup === 11:33:10 02/23/2009
A -> VLAN Setup

B -> PortMap Setup
C -> Port Trunk Setup
D -> MSTP/RSTP Setup
E -> Flow Control Setup
F -> Qos Setup
G -> IGMP Setup
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5.8.1. VLAN Setup
The Unit Menu path for VLAN Setup is as follows:
H > Switch Setup

A > VLAN Setup
The VLAN Setup screen will appear. Press A, B, or C.
Note: You will not be able to access this screen unless you have already set the Ethernet Switch
card to an E-LAN mode setting. (Please refer to Section 5.4, Mode Setup).
Unit 1 ENETSW === VLAN Setup === 18:02:53 01/15/2008
A -> VLAN Tag Protocol ID Setup

B -> VLAN Port Configuration Setup
C -> VLAN Port Association Setup
5.8.1.1. VLAN Tag Protocol ID Setup
The Unit Menu path for VLAN Tag Protocol ID Setup is as follows:
H > Switch Setup

A > VLAN Setup
A -> VLAN Tag Protocol ID Setup
The VLAN Tag Protocol ID Setup screen will appear. Key in the VLAN TPID setting. Press the
Enter key.
Table 5-16 VLAN Tag Protocol ID Setting Options

VLAN TPID User determined 0x8100 Allowable characters
are: 0~9, A~F.
Unit 1 ENETSW === VLAN Tag Protocol ID Setup === 10:24:50 01/16/2008
ARROW KEYS: CURSOR MOVE, Please Input: 0~9, A~F, BACKSPACE to edit
VLAN TPID : 0x8100
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5.8.1.2. VLAN Port Configuration Setup
The Unit Menu path for VLAN Port Configuration Setup is as follows
H > Switch Setup

A > VLAN Setup
B -> VLAN Port Configuration Setup
The VLAN Port Configuration Setup screen will appear.

Use the Tab key to scroll in the Port# setting. Press the Enter key.
Table 5-17 VLAN Tag Protocol ID Setting Options for Screen 1

Port# WAN1(GE) WAN1(GE)
WAN2(FE)~WAN9(FE)
LAN1(GE)
LAN2(FE)~LAN9(FE)
Unit 1 ENETSW === VLAN Port Configuration Setup === 10:55:54 01/16/2008
Port# : WAN1(GE)
An updated screen will appear. Enter your settings and press the Enter key.
Table 5-18 VLAN Tag Protocol ID Setting Options for Screen 2

Port VLAN ID(PVID) Setting range is: 0001 Key in your setting
1~4094
Port untagged out Enable Disable
Disable
Unit 1 ENETSW === VLAN Port Configuration Setup === 11:03:26 01/16/2008
Port# : WAN1(GE)
Port VLAN ID(PVID) : 0001
Port untagged out : Disable
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5.8.1.3. VLAN Port Association Setup

The Unit Menu path for VLAN Port Port Association Setup is as follows:
H > Switch Setup

A > VLAN Setup
C -> VLAN Port Association Setup
The VLAN Port Association Setup screen will appear. Key in your setting. Press the Enter key.
Table 5-19 VLAN Port Association ID Setting Options for Screen 1

VID# Setting range is: 0001 Key in your setting
1~4094
Unit 1 ENETSW === VLAN Port Association Setup === 11:25:43 01/16/2008
VID# : 0001
An updated screen will appear. Enter your settings and press the Enter key.
Table 5-20 VLAN Port Association ID Setting Options for Screen 2

WAN1(GE) ON, OFF ON
WAN2(FE)~WAN9(FE)
LAN1(GE)
LAN2(FE)~LAN9(FE)
Filter Broadcast No, Yes No
Unit 1 ENETSW === VLAN Port Association Setup === 11:25:43 01/16/2008
VID# : 0001
WAN1(GE) : ON
WAN2(FE) : ON
WAN3(FE) : ON
WAN4(FE) : ON
WAN5(FE) : ON
WAN6(FE) : ON
WAN7(FE) : ON
WAN8(FE) : ON
WAN9(FE) : ON
LAN1(GE) : ON
LAN2(FE) : ON
LAN3(FE) : ON
LAN4(FE) : ON
LAN5(FE) : ON
LAN6(FE) : ON
LAN7(FE) : ON
LAN8(FE) : ON
LAN9(FE) : ON
Filter Broadcast: No
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5.8.2. Port Map Setup
The Unit Menu path for Port Map Setup is as follows:
H > Switch Setup

B > Port Map Setup
The Port Map Setup screen will appear. Press A or B.
Note: You will not be able to access this screen unless you have already set the Ethernet Switch
card to the Port Map mode setting. (Please refer to Section 5.4, Mode Setup).
Unit 1 ENETSW === PortMap Setup === 11:45:16 01/16/2008
A -> WAN PortMap Setup

B -> LAN PortMap Setup
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5.8.2.1. WAN PortMap Setup
The Unit Menu path for WAN PortMap Setup is as follows:
A > WAN PortMap Setup
The WAN PortMap Setup screen will appear. Scroll in your settings. Press the Enter key.
Table 5-21 WAN Port Map Setting Options

WAN1(GE) on, off off
WAN2(FE)~WAN9(FE)
LAN1(GE)
LAN2(FE)~LAN9(FE)
Unit 1 ENETSW === WAN PortMap Setup === 11:57:23 01/16/2008

port WAN1G WAN2 WAN3 WAN4 WAN5 WAN6 WAN7 WAN8 WAN9
destination
WAN1(GE) off off off off off off off off off
WAN2(FE) off off off off off off off off off
LAN1(GE) off off off off off off off off off
LAN2(FE) off off off off off off off off off
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5.8.2.2. LAN Port Map Setup

The Unit Menu path for LAN PortMap Setup is as follows:
B > LAN PortMap Setup
The LAN PortMap Setup screen will appear. Scroll in your settings. Press the Enter key.
Table 5-22 LAN Port Map Setting Options

WAN2(FE)~WAN9(FE)
LAN1(GE)
LAN2(FE)~LAN9(FE)
Unit 1 ENETSW === LAN PortMap Setup === 12:15:50 01/16/2008

port LAN1G LAN2 LAN3 LAN4 LAN5 LAN6 LAN7 LAN8 LAN9
destination
WAN1(GE) off off off off off off off off off
LAN1(GE) off off off off off off off off off
<< Press ESC key to return to previous menu
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5.8.3. Port Trunk Setup

The Unit Menu path for Port Trunk Setup is as follows:
H > Switch Setup

C > Port Trunk Setup
The Port Trunk Setup screen will appear. Scroll in your settings. Press the Enter key.
Table 5-23 Port Trunk Setting Options

Member/leader port WAN1~WAN9, none
LAN1~LAN9, none
WAN2(FE)~WAN9(FE)
LAN1(GE)
LAN2(FE)~LAN9(FE)
Unit 1 ENETSW === Port Trunk Setup === 12:04:34 09/30/2009

trunk1 trunk2 trunk3 trunk4
member\leader port none none none none
WAN1 off off off off
LAN1 off off off off
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5.8.4. MSTP/RSTP Setup

The Unit Menu path for MSTP/RSTP Setup is as follows:
H > Switch Setup

D > MSTP/RSTP Setup
5.8.4.1. MSTP Region/CIST Setup

H > Switch Setup
D > MSTP/RSTP Setup
A> MSTP Region/CIST Setup
Unit 2 ENETSW === MSTP Region/CIST Setup === 18:27:58 03/26/2009

STP : MSTP enable
Region Name : MSTname

Revision : 00001
Bridge ID MAC ADDR : 00-88-16-A5-0D-4D

Bridge ID Priority : 32768 (MST instance 0)
Bridge Max Age : 20 sec Hello Time : 02 sec Forward Delay : 15 sec
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5.8.4.2. Spanning Tree Port Setup

H > Switch Setup
D > MSTP/RSTP Setup
B> Spanning Tree Port Setup
Unit 3 ENETSW === Spanning Tree Port Setup === 10:41:06 02/24/2009
Port Spantree
--------- -----------
WAN1(GE) enable
WAN2(FE) enable
WAN3(FE) enable
WAN4(FE) enable
WAN5(FE) enable
WAN6(FE) enable
WAN7(FE) enable
WAN8(FE) enable
WAN9(FE) enable
LAN1(GE) enable
LAN2(FE) enable
LAN3(FE) enable
LAN4(FE) enable
LAN5(FE) enable
LAN6(FE) enable
LAN7(FE) enable
LAN8(FE) enable
LAN9(FE) enable
5.8.4.3. MSTP Instance/Vlan Setup

H > Switch Setup
D > MSTP/RSTP Setup
C> MSTP Instance/Vlan Setup
Unit 2 ENETSW === MSTP Instance/Vlan Setup === 18:22:01 03/26/2009

MST instance :01
Priority : 32768
Add from Vlan#0001 to Vlan#0001
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5.8.4.4. MSTP Instance/Priority Setup

H > Switch Setup
D > MSTP/RSTP Setup
D> MSTP Instance/Priority Setup
Unit 2 ENETSW === MSTP Instance/Priority Setup === 18:22:59 03/26/2009

MST instance :01
Priority : 32768
Vlan mapping
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5.8.4.5. MSTP/RSTP Port Setup

H > Switch Setup
D > MSTP/RSTP Setup
E> MSTP/RSTP Port Setup
Unit 2 ENETSW === MSTP Port Setup === 18:23:40 03/26/2009

Port Role State Cost Prio
---------- ---------- ----- --------- ----
WAN1(GE) disabled Dis 000200000 128
WAN2(FE) disabled Dis 000200000 128
LAN1(GE) disabled Dis 000200000 128
LAN2(FE) disabled Dis 000200000 128
MST instance:1
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5.8.4.6. RSTP Bridge Setup

H > Switch Setup
D > MSTP/RSTP Setup
F> RSTP Bridge Setup
Unit 2 ENETSW === RSTP Bridge Setup === 18:24:51 03/26/2009

STP : Disable
Bridge ID MAC ADDR : 00-88-16-A5-0D-4D

Bridge ID Priority : 32768
Bridge Max Age : 20 sec Hello Time : 02 sec Forward Delay : 15 sec
5.8.5. Flow Control Setup

H > Switch Setup
E > Flow Control Setup
Unit 3 ENETSW === Flow Control Setup === 13:28:35 02/23/2009

port Flow control Asymmetric

WAN1(GE) : ON OFF
WAN2(FE) : ON OFF
WAN3(FE) : ON OFF
WAN4(FE) : ON OFF
WAN5(FE) : ON OFF
WAN6(FE) : ON OFF
WAN7(FE) : ON OFF
WAN8(FE) : ON OFF
WAN9(FE) : ON OFF
LAN1(GE) : ON OFF
LAN2(FE) : ON OFF
LAN3(FE) : ON OFF
LAN4(FE) : ON OFF
LAN5(FE) : ON OFF
LAN6(FE) : ON OFF
LAN7(FE) : ON OFF
LAN8(FE) : ON OFF
LAN9(FE) : ON OFF
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5.8.6. QoS Setup

H > Switch Setup
F > QoS Setup
Unit 3 ENETSW === Qos Setup === 13:28:49 02/23/2009
A -> Class of Service Setup

B -> TCP/UDP Port Access Control
C -> Transmission Scheduling
D -> Transmission WRED Setup
E -> Rate Control Setup
5.8.6.1. Class of Service Setup

H > Switch Setup
F > QoS Setup
A > Class of Service Setup
Unit 3 ENETSW = Class of Service Setup = 13:29:28 02/23/2009
A -> Priority Mode Setup

B -> Fixed Priority Setup
C -> Vlan Tag Priority Setup
D -> TOS field Priority Setup
E -> Distrusted Port Setup
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5.8.6.1.1 Priority Mode Setup

H > Switch Setup
F > QoS Setup
A > Priority Mode Setup
Unit 3 ENETSW === Priority Mode Setup === 13:29:43 02/23/2009

WAN1(GE) : Tag/TOS
WAN2(FE) : Tag/TOS
WAN3(FE) : Tag/TOS
WAN4(FE) : Tag/TOS
WAN5(FE) : Tag/TOS
WAN6(FE) : Tag/TOS
WAN7(FE) : Tag/TOS
WAN8(FE) : Tag/TOS
WAN9(FE) : Tag/TOS
LAN1(GE) : Tag/TOS
LAN2(FE) : Tag/TOS
LAN3(FE) : Tag/TOS
LAN4(FE) : Tag/TOS
LAN5(FE) : Tag/TOS
LAN6(FE) : Tag/TOS
LAN7(FE) : Tag/TOS
LAN8(FE) : Tag/TOS
LAN9(FE) : Tag/TOS
Packet Priority : Tag
5.8.6.1.2 Fixed Priority Setup

H > Switch Setup
F > QoS Setup
B > Fixed Priority Setup
Unit 3 ENETSW === Fixed Priority Setup === 13:30:20 02/23/2009

Transmission priority Drop precedence

WAN1(GE) : P0 low-drop
WAN2(FE) : P0 low-drop
LAN1(GE) : P0 low-drop
LAN2(FE) : P0 low-drop
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5.8.6.1.3 VLAN Tag Priority Setup

H > Switch Setup
F > QoS Setup
C > VLAN Tag Priority Setup
Unit 3 ENETSW === Vlan Tag Priority Setup === 13:30:59 02/23/2009
Tag priority Transmission priority Drop precedence

0 P0 low-drop
1 P0 low-drop
2 P0 low-drop
3 P0 low-drop
4 P0 low-drop
5 P0 low-drop
6 P0 low-drop
7 P0 low-drop
5.8.6.1.4 TOS Field Priority Setup

H > Switch Setup
F > QoS Setup
D > TOS Field Priority Setup
Unit 3 ENETSW === TOS field Priority Setup === 13:31:47 02/23/2009
Tos priority Transmission priority Drop precedence

0 P0 low-drop
1 P0 low-drop
2 P0 low-drop
3 P0 low-drop
4 P0 low-drop
5 P0 low-drop
6 P0 low-drop
7 P0 low-drop
TOS field: [4:2]
5.8.6.1.5 Distrusted Port Setup

H > Switch Setup
F > QoS Setup
E > Distrusted Port Setup
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5.8.6.2. TCP/UDP Port Access Control

H > Switch Setup
F > QoS Setup
B > TCP/UDP Port Access Control
Unit 3 ENETSW = TCP/UDP Port Access Control = 13:32:21 02/23/2009
A -> TCP/UDP Well Known Port Setup

B -> TCP/UDP User Define Port Setup
C -> TCP/UDP Port Range Setup
5.8.6.2.1 TCP/UDP Well Known Port Setup
H > Switch Setup
F > QoS Setup
A > TCP/UDP Well Known Port Setup
Unit 3 ENETSW === Well Known Port Setup === 13:32:34 02/23/2009
TCP/UDP Port Port Enable Priority(tx) Precedence(drop) Discard

23 DISABLE P0 low-drop DISABLE
NOTE: P0=lowest priority
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5.8.6.2.2 TCP/UDP User Define Port Setup

H > Switch Setup
F > QoS Setup
B > TCP/UDP User Define Port Setup
Unit 3 ENETSW === User Define Port Setup === 13:33:23 02/23/2009
TCP/UDP Port Port Enable Priority(tx) Precedence(drop) Discard

NOTE: P0=lowest priority
5.8.6.2.3 TCP/UDP Port Range Setup

H > Switch Setup
F > QoS Setup
C > TCP/UDP Port Range Setup
Unit 3 ENETSW === Port Range Setup === 13:34:07 02/23/2009

Port Num(Min) : 00000

Port Num(Max) : 00000
Tx Priority : P0
Drop Precedence : low-drop
Filtering : NO
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5.8.6.3. Transmission Scheduling

H > Switch Setup
F > QoS Setup
C > Transmission Scheduling
Unit 3 ENETSW === Transmission Scheduling === 13:34:39 02/23/2009
A -> Scheduling Algorithm

B -> WFQ Weight Setup
5.8.6.3.1 Scheduling Algorithm

H > Switch Setup
F > QoS Setup
A > Scheduling Algorithm
Unit 3 ENETSW === Scheduling Algorithm === 13:34:51 02/23/2009

port P0 queue P1 queue P2 queue P3 queue

WAN1(GE) : SP SP SP SP
WAN2(FE) : SP SP SP SP
LAN1(GE) : SP SP SP SP
LAN2(FE) : SP SP SP SP
SP:Strict Priority, WFQ:Weighted Fair Queuing
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5.8.6.3.2 WFQ Weight Setup
H > Switch Setup

F > QoS Setup
B > WFQ Weight Setup
Unit 3 ENETSW === WFQ Weight Setup === 13:35:22 02/23/2009

port P0 queue P1 queue P2 queue P3 queue

WAN1(GE) : 025% 025% 025% 025%
WAN2(FE) : 025% 025% 025% 025%
WAN3(FE) : 025% 025% 025% 025%
WAN4(FE) : 025% 025% 025% 025%
WAN5(FE) : 025% 025% 025% 025%
WAN6(FE) : 025% 025% 025% 025%
WAN7(FE) : 025% 025% 025% 025%
WAN8(FE) : 025% 025% 025% 025%
WAN9(FE) : 025% 025% 025% 025%
LAN1(GE) : 025% 025% 025% 025%
LAN2(FE) : 025% 025% 025% 025%
LAN3(FE) : 025% 025% 025% 025%
LAN4(FE) : 025% 025% 025% 025%
LAN5(FE) : 025% 025% 025% 025%
LAN6(FE) : 025% 025% 025% 025%
LAN7(FE) : 025% 025% 025% 025%
LAN8(FE) : 025% 025% 025% 025%
LAN9(FE) : 025% 025% 025% 025%
5.8.6.4. Transmission WRED Setup

The Unit Menu path for Transmission WRED Setup is as follows:
H > Switch Setup

F > QoS Setup
D > Transmission WRED Setup
The Transmission WRED Setup screen will appear. Key in your settings. Press the Enter key.
Table 5-24 Transmission WRED Setting Options
Field Setting Options Default Setting Note

X% 0~15 12
Y% 0~15 0
Z% 0~15 0
Level1 0~2000 0032
Level2 0~2000 0064
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Unit 1 ENETSW === Transmission WRED Setup === 12:35:54 10/01/2009

X% : 12(x6.25%)
Y% : 00(x6.25%)
Z% : 00(x6.25%)
Level1 : 0032
Level2 : 0064
Level1 : When destination queue size reaches Level1 threshold,

the high-drop packets will be dropped at X%,
the low-drop packets will be dropped at Y%.
Level2 : When destination queue size reaches Level2 threshold,
the high-drop packets will be dropped at 100%,
the low-drop packets will be dropped at Z%.
5.8.6.5. Rate Control Setup

The Unit Menu path for Rate Control Setup is as follows:
H > Switch Setup

F > QoS Setup
E > Rate Control Setup
The Rate Control Setup screen will appear. Press A or B.

Unit 1 ENETSW === Rate Control Setup === 13:03:54 10/01/2009
A ->Rate Ctrl/Ingress WRED Setup

B ->Port Bitrate Setup
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5.8.6.5.1 Rate Ctrl/Ingress WRED Setup
The Unit Menu path for Rate Ctrl/Ingress WRED Setup is as follows:
H > Switch Setup

F > QoS Setup
A > Rate Ctrl/Ingress WRED Setup
The Rate Ctrl/Ingress WRED Setup screen will appear. Key or scroll in your settings as required.
Table 5-25 Rate Ctrl/Ingress WRED Setting Options

Egress Rate Control ENABLE, DISABLE DISABLE
Ingress Rate Control ENABLE, DISABLE DISABLE
Ra% (granularity 6.25%): 00 0~15 0
Rb% (granularity 6.25%): 00 0~15 0
Unit 1 ENETSW === Rate Ctrl/Ingress WRED Setup === 13:13:30 10/01/2009
[Rate control for egress/ingress]

Egress Rate Control: DISABLE
Ingress Rate Control: DISABLE
[Drop percentage for ingress WRED]

Ra%(granularity 6.25%): 00
Rb%(granularity 6.25%): 00
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5.8.6.5.2 Port Bitrate Setup
The Unit Menu path for Port Bitrate Setup is as follows:
H > Switch Setup

F > QoS Setup
B > Port Bitrate Setup
The Port Bitrate Setup screen will appear. Key or scroll in your settings as required. Press the
Enter key.
Table 5-26 Port Bitrate Setting Options

Egress rate multiple 0~1600 0160
Egress rate gran 64k, 640k 640k
Ingress rate multiple 0~1600 0160
Ingress rate gran 64k, 640k 640k
Unit 1 ENETSW === Port Bitrate Setup === 13:17:24 10/01/2009

port Egress rate Ingress rate
=multiple*gran =multiple*gran
WAN2(FE) : 0160 x 640k 0160 x 640k

WAN3(FE) : 0160 x 640k 0160 x 640k
WAN4(FE) : 0160 x 640k 0160 x 640k
WAN5(FE) : 0160 x 640k 0160 x 640k
WAN6(FE) : 0160 x 640k 0160 x 640k
WAN7(FE) : 0160 x 640k 0160 x 640k
WAN8(FE) : 0160 x 640k 0160 x 640k
WAN9(FE) : 0160 x 640k 0160 x 640k
LAN2(FE) : 0160 x 640k 0160 x 640k

LAN3(FE) : 0160 x 640k 0160 x 640k
LAN4(FE) : 0160 x 640k 0160 x 640k
LAN5(FE) : 0160 x 640k 0160 x 640k
LAN6(FE) : 0160 x 640k 0160 x 640k
LAN7(FE) : 0160 x 640k 0160 x 640k
LAN8(FE) : 0160 x 640k 0160 x 640k
LAN9(FE) : 0160 x 640k 0160 x 640k
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5.8.7. IGMP Setup

The Unit Menu path for IGMP Setup is as follows:
H > Switch Setup

G > IGMP Setup
The IGMP Setup screen will appear. Press A, B, C, D, E or F.
Unit 1 ENETSW === IGMP Setup === 13:20:53 10/01/2009
A -> IGMP Snooping

B -> IGMP Fast Leave
C -> IGMP Router Port
D -> IGMP IP Multicast Range
E -> IGMP Cross Vlan I
F -> IGMP Cross Vlan II
5.8.7.1. IGMP Snooping

The Unit Menu path for IGMP Snooping is as follows:
H > Switch Setup

G > IGMP Setup
A > IGMP Snooping
The IGMP Snooping screen will appear. Key or scroll in your settings as required. Press the
Enter key.
Table 5-27 IGMP Snooping Setting Options

IGMP Snooping ON, OFF OFF
Last Query Interval 0~65535 0100
Unit 1 ENETSW === IGMP Snooping === 13:42:26 10/01/2009

IGMP Snooping : OFF

Last Query Interval : 00100 (milli-seconds)
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5.8.7.2. IGMP Fast Leave

The Unit Menu path for IGMP Fast Leave is as follows:
H > Switch Setup

G > IGMP Setup
B > IGMP Fast Leave
The IGMP Fast Leave screen will appear. Key or scroll in your settings as required. Press the
Enter key.
Table 5-28 IGMP Fast Leave Setting Options

VID# 1~4094 1
Vid IGMP Fast Leave ON, OFF OFF
Unit 1 ENETSW === IGMP Fast Leave === 13:43:11 10/01/2009

VID# : 0001
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5.8.7.3. IGMP Router Port

The Unit Menu path for IGMP Router Port is as follows:
H > Switch Setup

G > IGMP Setup
C > IGMP Router Port
The IGMP Router Port screen will appear. Scroll in your settings. Press the Enter key.
Table 5-29 IGMP Router Port Setting Options
Setting Type Setting Options Default Setting Note

Router Port YES, NO NO
Unit 1 ENETSW === IGMP Router Port === 13:43:42 10/01/2009

Router Port
WAN1(GE) : No
WAN2(FE) : No
WAN3(FE) : No
WAN4(FE) : No
WAN5(FE) : No
WAN6(FE) : No
WAN7(FE) : No
WAN8(FE) : No
WAN9(FE) : No
LAN1(GE) : No
LAN2(FE) : No
LAN3(FE) : No
LAN4(FE) : No
LAN5(FE) : No
LAN6(FE) : No
LAN7(FE) : No
LAN8(FE) : No
LAN9(FE) : No
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5.8.7.4. IP Multicast Range

The Unit Menu path for IGMP Multicast Range is as follows:
H > Switch Setup

G > IGMP Setup
D > IGMP Multicast Range
The IGMP Multicast Range screen will appear. Key or scroll in your settings as required. Press
the Enter key.
Table 5-30 IGMP Multicast Range Setting Options
Setting Type Setting Options Default Setting Note

MC IP - start 0.0.0.0 Key in IP address
MC IP - endt 0.0.0.0 Key in IP address
Unit 1 ENETSW === IGMP IP Multicast Range === 13:44:13 10/01/2009

Please Input: 224.0.1.0 to 239.255.255.255, BACKSPACE to edit
MC IP - start MC IP - end
WAN1 000.000.000.000 000.000.000.000
WAN2 000.000.000.000 000.000.000.000
WAN3 000.000.000.000 000.000.000.000
WAN4 000.000.000.000 000.000.000.000
WAN5 000.000.000.000 000.000.000.000
WAN6 000.000.000.000 000.000.000.000
WAN7 000.000.000.000 000.000.000.000
WAN8 000.000.000.000 000.000.000.000
WAN9 000.000.000.000 000.000.000.000
LAN1 000.000.000.000 000.000.000.000
LAN2 000.000.000.000 000.000.000.000
LAN3 000.000.000.000 000.000.000.000
LAN4 000.000.000.000 000.000.000.000
LAN5 000.000.000.000 000.000.000.000
LAN6 000.000.000.000 000.000.000.000
LAN7 000.000.000.000 000.000.000.000
LAN8 000.000.000.000 000.000.000.000
LAN9 000.000.000.000 000.000.000.000
Only multicast IPs between 'start' and 'end' are acceptable for that port.
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5.8.7.5. IGMP Cross Vlan I

The Unit Menu path for IGMP Cross Vlan I is as follows:
H > Switch Setup

G > IGMP Setup
E > IGMP Cross Vlan I
The IGMP Cross Vlan I screen will appear. Key or scroll in your settings as required. Press the
Enter key.
Table 5-31 IGMP Cross Vlan I Setting Options

IGMP Cross Vlan ON, OFF OFF
IGMP Cross Vlan ID 1~4094 4000
Setting Types Setting Options Default Setting Note

Multicast IP 0.0.0.0 Key in IP address
Wan 1~9 0, 1 0
Lan 1~9 0, 1 0
Unit 1 ENETSW === IGMP Cross Vlan I === 13:53:43 10/01/2009

IGMP Cross Vlan : OFF
IGMP Cross VlanID : 4000
Multicast IP wan1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 lan1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
3 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
4 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
5 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
6 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
7 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
8 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
9 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
10 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
11 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
12 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
13 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
14 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
15 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
16 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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5.8.7.6. IGMP Cross Vlan II

The Unit Menu path for IGMP Cross Vlan II is as follows:
H > Switch Setup

G > IGMP Setup
F > IGMP Cross Vlan II
The IGMP Cross Vlan II screen will appear. Key or scroll in your settings as required. Press the
Enter key.
Table 5-32 IGMP Cross Vlan II Setting Options

Multicast IP 0.0.0.0 Key in IP address
Wan 1~9 0, 1 0
Lan 1~9 0, 1 0
Unit 1 ENETSW === IGMP Cross Vlan II === 13:59:05 10/01/2009

Please Input: 224.0.1.0 to 239.255.255.255, BACKSPACE to edit
Multicast IP wan1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 lan1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

17 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
18 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
19 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
20 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
21 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
22 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
23 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
24 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
25 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
26 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
27 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
28 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
29 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
30 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
31 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
32 000.000.000.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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5.8.8. MAC Learning Setup
The Unit Menu path for MAC Learning Setup is as follows:

H > Switch Setup
H > MAC Learning Setup
Table 5-33 MAC Learning Setup
Setting Setting Options Default NOTE

Type Setting
MAC Enable, disable Enable These setting options are only available in
Learning e-line mode. MAC learning is always
enabled in e-lan and portmap mode.
Attempts to disable MAC learning in e-lan
or portmap mode will not be successful.
Unit 7 ENETSW === MAC Learning Setup === 14:06:17 01/11/2010

ARROW KEYS: CURSOR MOVE, ENTER KEY: ITEM SELECT
Switch MAC Learning in "e-line" Mode: ENABLE
Note: MAC learning is always enabled in "e-lan" and "portmap" mode.
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5.9. SNCP/UPSR APS Setup
The Unit Menu path for SNCP/UPSR APS Setup is as follows:
The following SNCP/UPSR APS Setup screen will appear. Press A or B.

Unit 5 ENETSW === SNCP/UPSR APS Setup === 10:29:41 10/05/2009
A -> SNCP/UPSR APS Command

B -> SNCP/UPSR Revertive Setup
5.9.1. SNCP/UPSR APS Command
The Unit Menu path for SNCP/UPSR APS Command is as follows:

The SNCP/UPSR APS Command screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor.
Unit 5 ENETSW === SNCP/UPSR APS Command === 10:34:22 10/05/2009
Select path ==>
Port : 2_
Channel : 01
An expanded screen will appear. Scroll in your Command setting. Press the Enter key. A
prompt will ask if you are sure. Press Y for yes.
SNCP/UPSR APS Command Setting Options

Fields Settings Default Setting Note
Port 1~9 2 1GE -> 1, 8FE -> 2~9
Channel 1~63 1
Command Clear, Clear FS = Force Switch
FS, MS, MS = Manual Switch
PRI, SEC PRI = Primary
SEC = Secondary
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Unit 5 ENETSW === SNCP/UPSR APS Command === 10:41:55 10/05/2009

Port : 2
Channel : 01
Command : Clear
Note :
FS = Force Switch
MS = Manual Switch
PRI = Primary
SEC = Secondary
5.9.2. SNCP/UPSR Revertive Setup
The Unit Menu path for SNCP/UPSR Revertive Setup is as follows:

B > SNCP/UPSR Revertive Setup
The SNCP/UPSR Revertive Setup screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor.
Key in the Port number. Scroll in the Channel #. Use the Tab key to scroll in the Command
setting. Press the Enter key.
Unit 5 ENETSW === SNCP/UPSR Revertive Setup === 10:55:48 10/05/2009
Select path ==>
Port : 2_
Channel : 01
Command Setting Options in table above.) Press the Enter key. A prompt will ask if you are sure.
Press Y for yes
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Chapter 5. Ethernet Card (With L2 Switch) Setup Procedure
5.10. Reset Unit

The Unit Menu path for Reset Unit is as follows:
Z > Reset Unit
Enter key.
Unit 1 ENETSW === Unit Reset === 14:21:51 01/07/2008
The following prompt will appear. Press Y for Yes
Reset - are you sure ? [Y/N]

>>Password:
The Unit Reset screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the flashing cursor to either
Warm-reset or Cold-Reset. Press the Enter key.
>>Type? *Warm-Reset Cold-Reset
Enter key.
>>Type? *Warm-Reset Cold-Reset
5.11. Unit Load Default

The Unit Menu path for Unit Load Default is as follows:
W > Unit Load Default
A prompt will ask if you want to load the default configuration. Press Y for Yes.
Load default - are you sure (Y/N)?

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ETHERNET INTERFACE PLUG-IN

CARD FOR O9500R

LOOP TELECOMMUNICATION INTERNATIONAL, INC.

Figure 1-1 Ethernet Interface Cards ............................................................................................... 1

Table 3-1 LED Indication for Ethernet Cards ................................................................................. 5

DK Når produktet er udtjent, bor det børtskaffes via de sæ rlige indsamlingssteder i

N Ved slutten av produktets levetid bør det avhendes på en kommunal miljøstasjon

S Lämna vänligen in produkten på lämplig återvinningsstation när den är förbrukad.

FIN Hävitä tuote käytöiän päättyessä viemällä se asianmukaiseen keräyspisteeseen.

CZ Po skončení jeho životnosti odložte prosím výrobek na přislušném sbĕrném místé

SK Po skončení jeho životnosti odovzdajte prosím zariadenie na príslušnom zbernom

GR Στο Тέλος тης λειτουργικής Ζωής του προϊόντος παρακαλώ

Figure 1-1 Ethernet Interface Cards

1.1. Application Illustration

Figure 1-2 Ethernet Card Application Illustration

1.2. Product Specifications

2.1. Mechanical Installation

2.2. Electrical Installation

2.3. Configuration Setting

Table 3-1 LED Indication for Ethernet Cards

LED Indication for Ethernet Card

4. ETHERNET CARD (Without L2 Switch) SETUP PROCEDURE

4.1. Menu Tree

4.2. Initial Setup and Card Registration

Press N to register the unit (ie. register your card).

Serial Number : 000011 Device Name : O9500R

>>SPACE bar to refresh or enter a command ===>

O9500R === Unit Registration === 10:16:37 02/06/2009

Slot REG. Model/Mode Card Model Software Version Remark

Command : Card Registration

<< Press ESC key to return to previous menu >>

In the sample screen below, we choose ENET-NP:

After registration, the card information will show on the screen:

Slot REG. Model/Mode Card Model Software Version Remark

Command : Card Registration

<< Press ESC key to return to previous menu >>

Change Protection Mode:

Slot REG. Model/Mode Card Model Software Version Remark

Command : Card Un-registration

<< Press ESC key to return to previous menu >>

4.3. Choosing a Trib Unit

O9500R === Controller Menu === 09:53:10 02/06/2009

Serial Number : 000011 Device Name : O9500R

>>SPACE bar to refresh or enter a command ===>

The unit menu will show as below:

HW Version : C Card State : Initialization Completed

>>SPACE bar to refresh or enter a command ===>

4.4. Mode Setup

M> Mode Setup

Table 4-1 Mode Setting Options

Field Setting Default Setting

Unit 1 ENET === Mode Setup === 16:48:35 01/04/2008

Mode Selection : e-line(8FE)

A prompt will advise you that the change was successful.

Serial Number : 000011 Device Name : O9500R

>>SPACE bar to refresh or enter a command ===>

>> Select ? *STORE RETRIEVE

>> Select ? *STORE RETRIEVE

Press the Esc key to return to the Controller Menu.