Fhl2100 Web

FHL2100 OLT
V2.2.0.0
Web Operation Manual
Shenzhen FH-NET Optoelectronics Co.,Ltd

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Issue：R01
Date：March 2020
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Foreword
Related Manuals
FHL2100 OLT Web Operation Manual
Manual Introduction
The FHL2100 OLT Operations and Maintenance Manual mainly introduces basic knowledge of OLT, basic
operations of command lines, system & device, and configurations of port, ONU, VLAN, IP features, routing,
security performance and performance management. Please read this Manual carefully to aviod possible
problems on operation or loss of configurations, and service disconnection. This Manual contains the
following chapters:
Chapter 1: Log in Device. Introduce the operation of the login device.
Chapter 2:Device info. Introduce the Viewing system information
Chapter 3: Device System Configuration. Introduce system operation.Reboot ,
restore factory settings, etc
Chapter 4: OLT Configuration. Introduce Interface management.
Chapter 5: ONU Configuration. Introduce the function of ONU authentication and gpon
profile management.
Chapter 6: RSTP and MIRROR Configuration. Introduce OLT port mirror configuration .RSTP
configuration
Chapter 7: L3 Configuration. routing configuration operation and Vlan interface configuration.
Target Readers
This Manual is applicable to the following readers:
 Network administrators
 System maintenance personnel
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Contents
Foreword........................................................................................................................................................................ 3
Chapter 1 Log in Device................................................................................................................................. 5
1.1 login to the web Management page..................................................................................................................5
1.2 Introduction of the Page of Functions............................................................................................................. 6
Chapter 2 Device info..................................................................................................................................................7
2.1 Query the system information of OLT............................................................................................................. 7
2.2 System Name....................................................................................................................................................7
2.3 Configure the system time and time zone..................................................................................................... 8
Chapter 3 Device System Configuration...................................................................................................................10
3.1 User Password Modification......................................................................................................................... 10
3.2 Diagnostic......................................................................................................................................................11
3.3 Management of Configuration File.............................................................................................................. 11
3.4 Device Upgrade Management...................................................................................................................... 12
3.5 Restore factory settings................................................................................................................................ 14
3.6 Save Configurations..................................................................................................................................... 15
3.7 Reboot The OLT device............................................................................................................................... 15
3.8 About............................................................................................................................................................ 16
Chapter 4 OLT Configuration.................................................................................................................................. 17
4.1 About This Section....................................................................................................................................... 17
4.2 Configuration of SNI Port............................................................................................................................ 19
4.3 Configuration of PON Port...........................................................................................................................24
4.4 Mac Address Table.......................................................................................................................................30
4.5 Rate limit of SNI PORT............................................................................................................................... 32
4.6 TRUNK (Link Aggregation Configuration).................................................................................................32
Chapter 5 ONU Configuration...................................................................................................................................36
5.1 DBA Profile Configuration.......................................................................................................................... 36
5.2 Line Profile Configuration........................................................................................................................... 39
5.3 Service Profile Configuration.......................................................................................................................47
5.4 ONU List...................................................................................................................................................... 52
5.5 ONU Authentication.....................................................................................................................................56
5.6 ONU upload..................................................................................................................................................58
5.7 ONU upgrade................................................................................................................................................59
Chapter 6 RSTP and MIRROR Configuration.......................................................................................................62
6.1 Port Mirror....................................................................................................................................................62
6.2 Rstp config....................................................................................................................................................63
Chapter 7 L3 Configuration......................................................................................................................................65
7.1 the Static ARP.............................................................................................................................................. 65
7.2 Outband Interface........................................................................................................................................ 66
7.3 Vlan Interface.............................................................................................................................................. 66
7.4 Route Config............................................................................................................................................... 69
Annex 1 Abbreviations.............................................................................................................................................72
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Chapter 1 Log in Device
1.1 login to the web Management page
Users can login to the web management page of OLT devices through this task.
Operation Procedures
Step 1 Before the user uses Web to log in device,the user should use Console port to log in device and
configure in-band or out-band IP address.Configure the IP address of the same network segment for
the computer.
Figure 1-1 Configure the IP address for the computer
Step 2 Open the browser, enter the admin page IP address in the address bar to go to the Web Login page,
as shown below:
Figure 1-2 Web Login Page

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Step 3 On the Web Login page, enter username and password, and click "Login" to go to
the Web Management page. By defaul,username and password are “admin” and “admin”.
Figure 1-3 Web Login Page
1.2 Introduction of the Page of Functions
About This Section

This section describes the page layout of functions in WEB.
Figure 1-2 the Page of Functions

Functional Module Navigation Bar on the left of page ,Functional Module Navigation Bar Contains six
modules,Click this module to display the configuration interface on the right of the page.
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Chapter 2 Device info
2.1 Query the system information of OLT

Click “DeviceInfo” functionin the navigation bar,The expanded menu contains three options,Click
“Device info”function button.System information will be displayed on the right of the page.So we can
view system information including “Hostname,Device Type,Hardware Version,Software
Version,Firmware Version,Bootrom Version,Outband MAC Address,Outband IP Address,Outband IP
Mask,CPU Usage,Current Time,CPU Usage,RAM Free Size,RAM Usage,FLASH Total Size,FLASH Free
Size,FLASH Usage”.
Figure 2-1 System Information
2.2 System Name
About This Section

Configure different system names for different devices through this task when users need to distinguish
different OLT devices via the terminal display interface.
Step
Click this “Device Info” button to open the menu,and click the “Hosename”
button to open the” Hosename Configuration”function.Input what will be
modified system naming in the area of ”Hosename”.Click “apply”button to
confirm the configuration.
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Figure 2-2 Hostname configuration
2.3 Configure the system time and time zone
Background
 The system time format configured for the device is year month day hour minute ock
 Time zone information is used to indicate the time variance between the time zone of
the geographical location where is the device is located and the UTC (0 time zone).
When it is located in the Eastern Hemisphere, the time zone is positive; when it is
located in the Western Hemisphere, the time zone is negative.
 The system time and time zone will take effect immediately after being configured.
Steps
1 .Click the Clock Mag of “Device info”page to config the systen time and time zone.
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Figure 2-3-1 Hostname configuration
2. Click Apply after configuring the system time, the stem time and time zone will take effect
immediately after being configured.
Figure 2-3-2 Hostname configuration
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Chapter 3 Device System Configuration
3.1 User Password Modification
Step1 Enter the web server system,open “System Mgr”meun to find the “User Mgr” fuction .
Figure 3-1-1 User Password

Step2 The default Password for the system is “admin”.Fill in the password and confirmation
password,click Apply button.
Figure 3-1-2 User Password
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3.2 Diagnostic
The OLT PING function will send a PING command through the OLT to the Other device to test the
normal PING connection between the other device and the OLT device.
Step1 Enter the web server system,open “System Mgr”meun to find the “Diagnostic” fuction .
Figure 3-2-1 Ping Test

Step2 Enter the IP address in zhe area .Click “PING ” function button, to display the page of
the PING function test result.
Figure 3-2-2 Ping Test
3.3 Management of Configuration File
About This Section

This section describes the functions of profile upload and download.
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Step1 Download the configuration file,Enter the web server system,open “System Mgr”meun to find
the “Startup-config” fuction .Click the “Export”button in the open interface to download the
configuration file.
Figure 3-3-1 Download the configuration file
Step2 Import the configuration file,.Click the “选择文件”button in the open interface to download
the configuration file.Click the “Import” button to finish importing.
Figure 3-3-2 Import the configuration file
3.4 Device Upgrade Management
About This Section

Upgrade the software of OLT device through this task.Most board-level and backup board-
related configuration operations support only box OLT.with multiple card slots.The non frame
OLT device has only one master business card, and no need to operate the card independently.
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192.168.10.1/24
192.168.10.10/24
Figure 3.4-1 Networking Diagram for Configuring OLT Upgrade
Background
 The latest version OLT upgrade software has beenobtained.
 FTP server is configured properly.
 Ensure normal physical link between OLT device and FTP server.
 the version upgrade files mentioned above should be saved in the FTP root directory
 Unexpected power outage of the device, unexpected pulling out or restart of the board
during upgrade files downloading, the version files may be damaged or the device may not
start normally. Therefore, guarantee the normal power supply for the device and only
perform OLT software version upgrade when nobody else operates the device.
Step 1 Enter the web server system,open “System Mgr”meun to find the “Software Version”
fuction. Fill in IP address , Filename,username and password of FTP server in displayed
“Software Version”Function meun.and then click “Upgrade” to upgrade .
Figure 3.4-2 OLT Upgrade

Step 2 click “reboot” in displayed after upgraded menu.Check software version after reboot.
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3.5 Restore factory settings
About This Section

This section describes how the factory settings can be restored for the OLT device.
Step 1 Go to the System Mgr page,Click "Restore", and a dialog box for restore the factory settings
will pop up， Click "yes" to restore the factory settings.
Figure 3.5-1 Restore factory settings
Step 2 Reboot OLT to finish factory restoration.
Figure 3.5-2 reboot
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3.6 Save Configurations
About This Section

This section describes OLT device’s function to save the configurations.
Step 1 Go to the System Mgr page，Click "Save ALL", and a dialog box for save the configurations will
pop up. and Click “Save ALL” function button.and choose “Yes” in the pop-up confirmation dialog box to
finish saving the configurations.
Figure 3.6-1 save the configurations
3.7 Reboot The OLT device

About This Section
This section describes OLT device’s function to restart of the device。
Step 1 Go to the System Mgr page，Click "Reboot", and a dialog box for restart of the device will pop
up.and Click “Reboot” function button.and choose “Yes” in the pop-up confirmation dialog box to finish
rebooting the device.
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Figure 3.7-1 reboot the device
3.8 About
About This Section

This section describes Company information for the device
Step 1 Go to the System Mgr page，Click "About".Users buying products from PHYHOME can contact
either the nearest PHYHOME office or Shenzhen FH-NET Optoelectronics Co.,Ltd. directly.
Figure 3.8-1 Company information
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Chapter 4 OLT Configuration
About This Chapter

mainly including the configuration management of relevant services like OLT device, board card and
OLT lower-level device, etc..
Section 1 introduces the method and process for VLAN configuration;
Section 2 introduces the method and process for SNI PORT configuration;
Section 3 introduces the method and process for PON PORT configuration;
Section 4 introduces the MAC Address Table;
Section 5 introduces the method and process for port Rate Limits ;
Section 6 Configure the link aggregation of OLT uplink port in manual load mode through this task, so
as to improve the transmission reliability of the device.
4.1 About This Section

This section describes VLAN configurations of OLT device.
Brief Introduction
The OLT VLAN configuration functions can provide the functions of adding, deleting and configuring the
VLAN virtual interface for the OLT devices. The OLT VLAN configuration can add 4094 VLANs for the OLT at
most and can add a single one or a batch .After adding VLAN, the VLAN's property can be changed, and a
single or batch VLANs can be deleted. VLAN in success is added to the equipment, the configuration of VLAN
virtual interface can be provided for the VLAN added successfully to the devices.
Step 1 Click "VLAN Config" In the navigation bar of “OLT Config”function and enter the OLT VLAN
Configuration page.
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Figure 4.1-1 Vlan Config
Step 2 Add VLAN. It can use two ways: adding a single VLAN or a batch of VLANs.
1 When adding a single VLAN,click "New" function in the “VLAN Config ”page. a single VLAN
ID added shall be filled in the input box of VLAN list.Fill in the VLAN description and choose a VLAN
multicast control mode; click "Save" button to finish adding a single VLAN.
Figure 4.1-2 Adding a single VLAN

Step 3 Add VLAN in batch
Click "VLAN Batch Config " function to display the dialog box of adding a batch VLAN.the
VLAN ID connected with hyphen or comma shall be filled in the input box of the VLAN list.Click "Apply"
function button in the dialog box of adding a batch VLAN to finish the batch adding of VLAN.
Figure 4.1-3 Batch Addition of VLAN
Step 4 Delete VLAN. It can use two ways: deleting a single VLAN or a batch of VLAN.
Delete a single VLAN
When deleting a single VLAN, choose the VLAN to be deleted in VLAN list,click "Delete " in the
function menu displayed.In the pop-up confirmation box, choose "Yes" to finish deleting the VLAN.
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Fig. 4.1-4 Deleting VLAN Function
Batch deletion of VLAN
Click "VLAN Batch Config " function to display the dialog box of deleting a batch VLAN.the VLAN ID
connected with hyphen or comma shallbe filled in the input box of the VLAN list.Click "Apply" function
button in the dialog box of “VLAN BATCH REMOVE “to finish the batch deleting of VLAN.
Fig. 4.1-5 Batch Deletion of VLAN
4.2 Configuration of SNI Port
About This Section

configuration of SNI port is to configure relevant services of VLAN under SNI port.
4.2.1 Infomation of SNI PORT
1 View optical transceiver information of SNI PORT
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Fig. 4.2-1-1 optical transceiver information of SNI PORT
2 Query port traffic statistics
View traffic statistics of uplink port
Fig. 4.2-1-2 Query port traffic statistics
3 Interface State Information
View the configuration of uplink port working mode
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Fig. 4.2-1-3 the configuration of SNI port working mode
4.2.2 Configuration of SNI Port Working Mode
About This Section

Port working mode configuration of SNI port provides configurations of auto-negotiation enabling for
UNI port, port flow control enabling and port working mode.
Step 1 Open “Basic Config” page in the “OLT Config”function page.
Fig. 4.2-2-1SNI Port Working Mode Configuration Function
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Step 2 Configure the duplex mode of Ethernet port XE0/1 as full duplex, and rate as 1G
Fig. 4.2-2-2 SNI Port Working Mode Configuration Function
Step 3 Click "Apply" function button in the dialog box of “Basic Config “to finish Working Mode Configuration.
Fig. 4.2-2-3 SNI Port Working Mode Configuration Function
4.2.3 VLAN Configuration of SNI Port
About This Section

VLAN service configurations of SNI port are mainly to configure the VLAN protocol identifier of SNI port,
VLAN priority and PVID; VLAN mode does not need users to configure.
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Step 1 Open the “VLAN Config” view page in the Navigation bar of the uplink port .select the SIN port for
VLAN configuration and click the “edit”button .
Fig. 4.2-3-1 Function of VLAN Configurations of SNI Port

Step 2 Display the Dialog box of VLAN configuration of SNI port,Choose the protocol identifier,
VLAN priority and PVID; click “Apply” to finish the VLAN configuration of SNI port.
Fig. 4.2-3-2 Function of VLAN Configurations of SNI Port
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4.3 Configuration of PON Port
About This Section

This section describes configurations of PON port on OLT device.
4.3.1 Infomation of PON PORT
View optical transceiver information of PON PORT
Fig. 4.3-1 optical transceiver information of PON PORT
4.3.2 GPON Basic Config
About This Section

This section describes the auto- discovery function of onu and the function of ONU authentication
management
Brief Introduction
When the ONU is online, it needs to configure the authentication mode of the PON port to the ONU,
including automatic authentication, MAC authentication, SN authentication, SN password authentication
and mixed authentication. The default mode is the automatic authentication. The online ONU will conduct
the white list matching according to the authentication mode of the PON port; the non-matching white
list will be automatically authenticated, i.e., automatically becoming online.
The ONU authentication management function will be configured with the ONU authentication mode
of PON port. The specific authentication rules of authentication mode can be configured after the
authentication mode is configured. After modifying the ONU authentication mode, all the rules of the
original authentication mode will be deleted, at the same time, the online ONU in the original
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authentication mode will totally be offline, and then they will try again in the new authentication mode in
accordance with the rules of the new authentication mode. In the ONU authentication management
function, it can also check the ONU with authentication failed.
Step 1 open the “GPON Basic Config” in the Navigation bar of “GPON” function. Select the port to
be configured.
Fig. 4.3-2 -1GPON Basic Config
Step 2 Switch the ONU authentication mode under the PON port;Click the drop-down box of the
PON authentication mode, choose the MAC authentication mode, and select "Yes" in the pop-up switching
authentication mode confirmation to switch to the MAC authentication modeconfiguration;
Fig. 4.3-2-2 GPON Basic Config
Step 3 Configure the auto- discovery function enable or disable, FEC mode (enable/disable)
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Fig. 4.3-2-3 GPON Basic Config
4.3.3 VLAN Configuration of PON Port
About This Section

This section describes VLAN configurations of PON port on OLT device.
Step 1 Open the “VLAN Config” view page in the Navigation bar of the GPON .select the pon port for VLAN
configuration and click the “edit”button .
Fig. 4.3-3-1 GPON Vlan Config
Step 2 Display the Dialog box of VLAN configuration of PON port,Choose the protocol identifier, VLAN
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priority ; click “Apply” to finish the VLAN configuration of PON port.
Fig. 4.3-3-2 GPON Vlan Config
4.3.4 GPON ONU Automatic Authentication Index Configuration
About This Section

You can configure the GPON ONU automatic authentication index through this task, so
that the ONU which automatically comes online is able to match the correct line templates and
service templates, come online and run smoothly.
Step 1 Open the “Auto-auth Profile” view page in the Navigation bar of the GPON
Fig. 4.3-4-1 Auto-auth Profile
Step 2 Click “New”function to Add Auto-auth Profile,After the ONU is online, a service profile and a line
profile will be matched according to the capability set, therefore, you must create a capability set before
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creating a profile.
Step 3 After configuring the Auto-auth Profile, click "Apply" to finish the adding.
4.3.5 GPON Auto-auth Profile bind
About This Section

This section describes the Auto-auth Profile bind pon port
Step 1 Open the “Auto-auth Bind” view page in the Navigation bar of the GPON
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Fig. 4.3-5-1 Auto-auth profile Bind
Step 2 Click “Edit”button of profile to be modified.
Fig. 4.3-5-2 Auto-auth Bind
Step 3 Enter the port number to bind in the pop-up confirmation dialog box.Click “Apply”button to finish
bingding
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Fig. 4.3-5-3 Auto-auth Bind
Step 4 Unbind the Auto-auth profile.Select the Auto-auth profile to unbind.and click “unbind” button .
Fig. 4.3-5-3 Auto-auth unBind
4.4 Mac Address Table
About This Section

Query the mac address table,Configure MAC address aging time and ARP aging time
through this task.
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Step 1 Open the “MAC” view page in the Navigation bar of the OLT Config to query the mac address table.
Fig. 4.4-1 mac address table
Step 2 Configure MAC address aging time and ARP aging time,Click the “MAC Global Config”function
inthe “MAC” view page.and modify parameters of mac age time and arp age time .
Fig. 4.4-2 config MAC address aging time and ARP aging time
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4.5 Rate limit of SNI PORT
About This Section

This section describes the rate limit of SNI port
Step 1 Open the “Rate Limit” view page in the Navigation bar of the OLT Config to config the rate limit.Input
parameter in the area of The Broadcast/Multicast/Unicast Suppression.Click the “Apply”button to Complete
configuration .
Fig. 4.5-1 Rate limit
4.6 TRUNK (Link Aggregation Configuration)
About This Section

With the steady growth of network scale, users are raising increasingly high demand for backbone link’s
bandwidth and reliability. Replacing it with interface boards which have higher rate or with devices that have better
performance will result in high expense although it can increase bandwidth.
Link aggregation means several Ethernet physical links are bound together and act as one logical link to achieve the
purpose of increasing link bandwidth. At the same time, these bound links can effectively improve link reliability through
dynamic backup between them.
Configure the link aggregation of OLT uplink port in manual load mode through this task, so as to
improve the transmission reliability of the device.
Networking Diagram
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As shown in the following figure, OLT connects to the switch through two uplink ports. It requires
configuring the link aggregation in manual load mode between OLT and the switch to improve the
transmission reliability of the device.
Figure 4.6-1 Networking Diagram for Configuring Link Aggregation of OLT Uplink Port in Manual Load Mode
Step 1 Open the “TRUNK” view page in the Navigation bar of the OLT Config to config the Link Aggregation.
Figure 4.6-2 Config the Link Aggregation.
Step 2 Create the link aggregation group and specify the load sharing. Click “New”function to Create the link
aggregation.
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Step 3 Configure member ports to join the link aggregation group. Click “Apply” function to Save the
configurations.
Step 4 When creating the link aggregation group, users can specify load sharing mode.Click “Port
Selection Criterion”fuction to select load sharing mode.
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Figure 4.6-5 select load sharing mode.
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Chapter 5 ONU Configuration
About This Chapter

This section introduces the management function for onu device ,onu sftware upgrade ,and the
configuration methods for GPON profiles, including DBA profile, traffic profile, line profile and service
profile. The line profile and service profile are used to bind directly to the ONU in the GPON ONU
authentication configuration. The DBA profile and traffic profile serve the line profile and service profile
respectively, and do not bind directly to the GPON ONU.
5.1 DBA Profile Configuration
About This Section

This section describes how a DBA profile can be configured.
Brief Introduction
The DBA profile describes the GPON traffic parameters, and you can specify the fixed bandwidth, the
guaranteed bandwidth and the maximum bandwidth with this profile. Bind the DBA profile so that the
bandwidth can be dynamically allocated, which will improve the upstream bandwidth utilization. By
default, the system contains a total of ten default DBA profiles, numbered 1~10. Default DBA profiles cannot
be deleted or modified. The DBA cannot be deleted or modified once it is bound to a T-cont.
You can bind the DBA profile to the T-CONT of the line profile.
The following example uses an OLT with the IP of 192.168.0.189 to illustrate the specific procedures to
configure a DBA profile with the ID of 11.
Step 1 Go to the device web page at 192.168.0.189.Click the “DBA Profile“to enter the DBA profile list
page in the “onu config”view .
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Figure 5.1-1 Enter the DBA profile page
All the DBA profiles of this OLT will be displayed as shown in the figure. The displayed columns
include DBA profile ID, name and type, fixed bandwidth, guaranteed bandwidth, maximum bandwidth, and
the number of bound T-CONTs as well as an operation column (edit/delete).
Step 2 Click "Add" on the toolbar to go to the interface to add a DBA profile.
Fig. 5.1-2 Add DBA Profile

The smallest available number is automatically assigned as the DBA profile number, and it is not
editable. Fill in the following parameters:
DBA profile name (1-31 characters, alphabets/numbers/underscores supported);
Profile type: (type0-type5), based on the different type selected, the editable bandwidth types are
also different, as shown below:
When the DBA profile type is Type0, it means that the profile has not been configured and cannot be
used;
When the DBA profile type is Type1, only the "Fixed Bandwidth" can be configured;
When the DBA profile type is Type2, only the "Guaranteed Bandwidth" can be configured;
When the DBA profile type is Type3, only the "Guaranteed Bandwidth" and "Max Bandwidth" can be
configured, and the max bandwidth must be greater than or equal to the guaranteed bandwidth;
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When the DBA profile type is Type4, only the "Max Bandwidth" can be configured;
When the DBA profile type is Type5, the "Fixed Bandwidth", "Guaranteed Bandwidth", and "Max
Bandwidth" can be configured. The maximum bandwidth must be greater than or equal to the sum of the
fixed bandwidth and the guaranteed bandwidth. The range for the fixed bandwidth, guaranteed bandwidth,
and maximum bandwidth is 512-10240000, in increments of 512.
Configure profile 12 with the name "TEST", type as Type1, and fixed bandwidth of 512 kbit/s.
Click "Save".
Step 3 Once the profile is saved, check the DBA profile list to confirm that you have successfully created a
new DBA profile 12.
Fig. 5.1-3 Add DBA Profile
Step 4 Delete the DBA Profile,Select the template to be deleted。Click “Delete”button to Complete
deletion。
Fig. 5.1-4 Delete DBA Profile
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5.2 Line Profile Configuration
About This Section

This section describes how a line profile can be configured.
Brief Introduction
Line profiles are mainly used to configure information related to T-CONT, GEM, and GEM mapping.
An OLT device can have up to 1,024 line profiles, where line profile 1 is the default line profile for the
system and cannot be modified or deleted.
Each line profile can create up to 7 T-CONTs, and each T-CONT can be associated with a DBA profile.
Each line profile can create up to 64 GEMs, and each GEM needs to be associated with only one T-
CONT.
Each GEM can create up to 8 GEM mappings.
The following example uses an OLT with IP 192.168.0.189 to illustrate the specific procedures to
configure a line profile with ID 12.
Step 1 Go to the device web page at 192.168.0.189.Click the “Line Profile“to enter the Line profile list
page in the “onu config”view .
Fig. 5.2-1 Enter line profile list page
All the line profiles of this OLT will be displayed as shown in the figure. The displayed columns include line
profile number and name,the number of bound ONUs.
Step 2 Click the ”Line Profile ID Config”to enter the Line Profile ID Config list page .
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Fig. 5.2-2 Enter line profile ID Config list page
All the line profiles of this OLT will be displayed as shown in the figure. The displayed columns include
line profile number and namemapping mode.
Step 3 This interface allows you to delete and create new templates，Click "New" on the toolbar to go to the
interface to add a Line profile.
Fig. 5.2-3 line profile ID Config page
Step 4 Input Line profile ID and mapping mode.Click “Apply”to Complete adding.
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Fig. 5.2-4 line profile ID Config page
Step 5 Delete the line Profile, Select the template to be deleted.Click “Delete”button to Complete
deletion.
Fig. 5.2-5 Delete line profile
Step 6 New and delete the T-CONT Config.Check the new profile to confirm that the profile has
been created successfully.Click "Detial"in profile No. 12 in the T-CONT Config list page.and the T-CONT list
will pop up. Configure the T-CONT in this profile.
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Fig. 5.2-6 Config T-cont
Step 7 Click "New" on the T-CONT toolbar to add a T-CONT to the line profile.
Fig. 5.2-7 Config T-cont

T-CONT number (1-4, smallest available number will be assigned, not editable);
DBA profile number, associated with existing DBA profiles. Click "DBA Profile Management" to redirect
to the DBA profile management interface.Edit the DBA profile with number as 1 and click "Apply".
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Fig. 5.2-8 Add T-cont
Step 8 Delete T-cont, Select the T-cont to be deleted.Click “Delete”button to Complete deletion.
Fig. 5.2-9 Delete T-cont
Step 9 New and delete the gem port .Click the ”Gem port Config”to enter the Gem port Config list
page. Click "Detial" in the operation column of line profile 12 .and the GEM list will pop up. Configure the
GEM in this profile.
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Fig. 5.2-10 gem port config
Step 10 Click "New" on the GEM toolbar to add a GEM to the line profile;
GEM number (1-32, smallest available number will be assigned, not editable);
T-CONT (select the T-CONT that has already been created for this profile);
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Fig. 5.2-11 Add gem port
Step 11 Delete gem port , Select the Gem port to be deleted.Click “Delete”button to Complete deletion.
Fig. 5.2-12 Delete gem port
Step 12 New and delete the gem port mapping .Click the ”Gem port Map Config”to enter the
Gem port Map Config list page. Click "Detial" in the operation column of line profile 12 .and the GEM
mapping list will pop up. Configure the GEM Mapping in this profile.
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Fig. 5.2-13 gem port mapping
Step 13 Click "add" in theGEM Map Config operation column to configure the GEM mapping for
this GEM;
Fig. 5.2-14 Add gem port mapping

GEM mapping number (1-8, smallest available number will be assigned by default, not editable);
GEM mapping VLAN (1-4094); Priority
(drop-down selection, 0-7);
Port type (drop-down selection, 1: eth; 2: iphost); Port
number (eth range 1-24, iphost range 1-64);
As the mapping mode of this service profile is based on VLAN, hence the GEM mapping can only be
configured as VLAN. Edit the GEM mapping VLAN to 1, and click "Save".
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Fig. 5.2-15 Add gem port mapping
Step 14 Delete gem port mapping , Select the Gem port mapping to be deleted.Click
“Delete”button to Complete deletion.
Fig. 5.2-16 Delete gem port mapping
5.3 Service Profile Configuration
About This Section

This section describes how a line profile can be configured.
Brief Introduction
Service profiles are mainly used to manage ONU related configuration information, such as the ONU
port status, ONU VLAN, ONU MAC address restrictions, ONU MAC address aging time, and ONU UNI
interface configuration. ONU service-related attributes are integrated in the service profile for
configuration purposes. When working on the ONUs for the same service, it only needs to be configured
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once, which reduces the configuration workload.
An OLT device can have up to 1,024 service profiles, of which service profiles with number 1~10 are
default system service profiles that cannot be modified or deleted. Once the service profile is bound to the
ONU, it cannot be deleted or modified.
The following example uses an OLT with IP 192.168.0.189 to illustrate the specific procedures to
configure the service profile 66.
Step 1 Go to the device web page at 192.168.0.189.Click the “Service Profile“to enter the Line
profile list page in the “onu config”view .
Fig. 5.3-1 Enter the service profile list page

All the service profiles of this OLT will be displayed as shown in the figure. The displayed columns
include service profile number and name, the number of bound ONUs
Step 2 Click "Service Profile Config " on the toolbar to go to the interface to config a service
profile.
Fig. 5.3-2 Enter the service profile list page

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All the service profiles of this OLT will be displayed as shown in the figure. The displayed columns
include service profile number and name, MAC learning, aging time, loopback detection, multicast mode,
fast leave, number of Ethernet ports, CATV number, WLAN number as well as an operation column
(edit/Ethernet Configuration/Port VLAN Configuration/delete).
Step 3 Click "New" on the toolbar to go to the interface to add a service profile.
Fig. 5.3-3 Add Service Profile

Fill in the following parameters:
Line profile name (1-31 characters, alphabets, numbers and underscores are supported); MAC
learning (unconcern /enable /disable);
Aging time (unconcern /unlimited/0-1000000: actual aging time);
Loopback detection (unconcern/enable/disable);
Multicast mode (unconcern/igmp snooping/olt-control); Fast leave
(unconcern /enable /disable);
Ethernet port number (-1: adaptive/0-24: port number); CATV
number (-1: adaptive/0-2: port number);
WLAN number (-1: adaptive/0-2: port number).
Edit the profile name as "test",and set Ethernet port number, CATV number and WLAN number . Click
"Apply".
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Fig. 5.3-4 Add Service Profile
Step 4 Click “Vlan Config “in the Navigation bar to config the Ethernet ports.
Fig. 5.3-5 config the Ethernet ports.
Step 5 Click "Detial" in the operation column of profile 66, and a list of Ethernet ports will pop up.
Configure the Ethernet ports for this profile.
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Step 6 click "edit" in the operation column of profile 66, and a port VLAN list will pop up. Configure
the port VLANs for this profile.

Port type (not editable) Port number
(not editable) PVID (0-4094, 0:
unconcern)
Priority (0-7, must be configured with Pvid, cannot be configured separately) Mode (0:
transparent; 1: tag; 2: translate; 3: aggregation; 4: trunk)
Set the PVID of Ethernet port 2 as 1, priority as 1, and the mode as "translate". Click "Apply".
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Step 7 Delete service profile , Select the service profile to be deleted.Click “Delete”button to
Complete deletion.
Fig. 5.3-5 Delete Service Profile
5.4 ONU List
About This Section

This section describes how to view the information of OLT subordinate devices.
5.4.1 View Subordinate Devices
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Step 1 Go to the device web page at 192.168.0.189.Click the “onu list“to enter the onu list page
in the “onu config”view .Click “onu list”in the Navigation bar. Query all online onus in the pop up page,and
wo also can reboot or delete the onu.
Fig. 5.4.1 onu list
5.4.2 View Optical Information of ONU PON Port
About This Section

This section describes the function of viewing the optical information of ONU PON port.Optical
information view function of ONU PON port provides information of ONU PON port optical received
power, optical transmission power, bias current, working voltage, working temperature of optical module.
Step 1 Click “OPM Diag”in the Navigation bar,port optical information can be viewed in displayed
ONU PON port optical information view dialog box.
Fig. 5.4.2 opm dig
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5.4.3 ONU UNI PORT State
About This Section
This section introduces the ONU NUI port state
Step 1 Click “ONU UNI PORT State ”in the Navigation bar,Check the onu uni port state
Fig. 5.4.3 ONU UNI PORT State
5.4.4 ONU CATV Status

About This Section
This section introduces ONU CATV configuration.
Step 1 Click “ONU CATV Status ”in the Navigation bar,Check CATV Information on the ONU's device
snapshot page.
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Fig. 5.4.4 ONU CATV Status
5.4.5 ONU Basic Config
About This Section

You can configure the CATV function of the ONU in this section.
Step 1 Click “ONU Basic Config ”in the Navigation bar,You can enable or disable the CATV function of
the ONU.
Fig. 5.4.5 configure the CATV function
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5.5 ONU Authentication
About This Section
This section describes the function of ONU authentication management.When the ONU is online, it
needs to configure the authentication mode of the PON port to the ONU, including automatic
authentication, MAC authentication, SN authentication, SN password authentication and mixed
authentication. The default mode is the automatic authentication. The online ONU will conduct the white
list matching according to the authentication mode of the PON port; the non-matching white list will be
automatically authenticated, i.e., automatically becoming online.
The ONU authentication management function will be configured with the ONU authentication mode
of PON port. The specific authentication rules of authentication mode can be configured after the
authentication mode is configured. After modifying the ONU authentication mode, all the rules of the original
authentication mode will be deleted, at the same time, the online ONU in the original authentication mode
will totally be offline, and then they will try again in the new authentication mode in accordance with the rules
of the new authentication mode.
Step 1 Go to the device web page at 192.168.0.189.Click the “ONU Authentication“to enter the
onu Authentication page in the “onu config”view .Click “ONU Authentication Discovery”to chick the onu
Automatic Discovery list .
Fig. 5.5.1 ONU Authentication Discovery
Step 2 Click “Detial”in the ONU Authentication Discovery list,Click “confirm”ONU , Authentication
Management dialog box will pop up.
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Fig. 5.5.2 ONU Authentication
Step 3 Input the numbles of onu id , onu line profile id ,onu service profile id .Click “apply”to finish
Authentication.Click the onu in the onu list page.
Fig. 5.5.3 ONU Authentication
Step 4 Second authentication method, Click “ONU Manual Addition “function button; in the
displayed editing bar,choose the ONU authentication type, and fill in ONU ID,onu line Profile id , onu service
profile id ,the Serial Number; click “APPly” to finish adding the onu authentication;
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Fig. 5.5.4 ONU Authentication Second authentication method
5.6 ONU upload

About This Section
This section describes the Software version management of onu
Step 1 Go to the device web page at 192.168.0.189.Click the “ONU Upload“to enter the onu
upload page in the “onu config”view .we can query the all Software Version file.
Fig. 5.6.1 ONU upload
Step 2 Delete onu Software Version file.select the file and click “Delete” button function.
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Fig. 5.6.1 delete onu Software Version file
Step 3 upload onu Software Version file,Click “Select file”, Select the file to upload.Click
“Apply”to finish uploading .
Fig. 5.6.2 upload onu Software Version file
5.7 ONU upgrade

About This Section
Upgrade ONU via OLT device through this task.
Step 1 Go to the device web page at 192.168.0.189.Click the “ONU Upgrade“to enter the onu
upgrade page in the “onu config”view .Click “manu upgrade “in the Navigation bar to config the onu.
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Fig. 5.7.1 uplgrade onu
Step 2 We can upgrade single ONU , also can upgrade the all onu of single PON or the all onu of
OLT device.Choose the Upgrade Type ,and fill in the onu id ,upgrade file name .Click “upgrade”button
function to start upgrading.
Step 3 Click the “upgrade status”in the Navigation barto check the onu upgrade status.
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Chapter 6 RSTP and MIRROR Configuration
About This Section
Configure OLT mirroring function ,And configure RSTP working mode through this task.
6.1 Port Mirror

Background
After mirror image function is configured, the packet on the configuration direction of
mirror source port will be mirrored to the output direction of the destination port without vlan
detection. The mirror image destination port must be an upper connective port. Only one mirror
image can be configured in one device.
Step 1 Click "Port Mirror" In the navigation bar of “Advanced Config”function and enter the Port
Mirror Configuration page.
Fig. 6.1.1 port Mirror
Step 2 Click “Mirror Port”button to configure the mirror image destination port.and select the mirror
source port in “the mirrored Port” list.Click “apply”button function to Complete configuration
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Fig. 6.1.2 port Mirror
6.2 Rstp config
Background
OLT device supports RSTP and is compatible with STP, so users can choose to configure
RSTP’s working mode as STP or RSTP. By default, device’s RSTP working mode is RSTP.
Step 1 Click "rstp config" In the navigation bar of “Advanced Config”function and enter the RSTP
Configuration page.
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Fig. 6.2.1 rstp config
Step 2 we can config the RSTP working mode,Spanning Tree Priority,Hello Time,Max Age,Forward
Delay,BPDU Transmit Limit in the “local rstp config “list.
Step 3 Click “Rstp Port Config”function in the Navigation bar to Configure the port path cost on the
spanning tree ,the port priority.
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Chapter 7 L3 Configuration
About This Section

This section describes the routing configuration operation and Vlan interface configuration,query
the static ARP table.
7.1 the Static ARP
Overview
Static ARP entries are manually configured and maintained. They cannot be aged and
overridden by dynamic ARP entries. Therefore, static ARP entries improve communication security.
Static ARP entries ensure communication between the local device and a specified device by using a
specified MAC address so that attackers cannot modify mappings between IP addresses and MAC
addresses in static ARP entries
Step 1 Click "ARP Mgr" In the navigation bar of “L3 Config”function to query the arp address table .
Fig. 7.1.1 Arp Address Table
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7.2 Outband Interface
About This Section
This section describes the configuration OLT out-band IP address.
Step 1 Click "Outband Interface" In the navigation bar of “L3 Config”function to config the OLT out-band
IP address. Fill in the IP address and mask address,Click “Apply”butoon function to finish the
configuration
Fig. 7.2.1 out-band IP address
7.3 Vlan Interface
About This Section

This section introduces the VLAN configuration function of the user network interface.
Step 1 Click "Vlan Interface" In the navigation bar of “L3 Config”function to query the VLAN
configuration function of the user network interface.
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Fig. 7.3.1 Vlan Interface
Step 2 Click the “Detial”button in “the VLAN Interface Information”list to View detailed
configuration.
Step 3 Click “the VLAN Interface Config “in the Navigation bar to enter the VLAN virtual interface
configuration page .
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Step 4 Click “New” on the VLAN interface configuration page and add a VLAN virtual interface in
the prompted dialog box. Complete the configuration and click “Apply” to add the VLAN virtual interface .
Step 5 Delete the VLAN virtual interface, Select the vlan interface in the vlan interface config
list.Click “delete “button function to Complete deletion.
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Fig. 7.3.5 Delete Vlan Interface
7.4 Route Config
verview
Routing protocols are the rules used by routers to discover routes, generate and maintain routing
tables, and guide packet forwarding. Routes are classified into the following types based on the
origin:
 Direct route: is discovered by link layer protocols.
 Static route: is manually configured by network administrators.
 Dynamic route: is discovered by dynamic routing protocols.
Static routes are easy to configure, have low requirements on the system, and apply to simple, stable,
and small networks. The disadvantage of static routes is that they cannot automatically adapt to network
topology changes. Therefore, static routes require subsequent maintenance
Step 1 Click "Route Config" In the navigation bar of “L3 Config”function to Query route table。
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Fig. 7.4.1 Route Table
Step 2 Click “the Static Route Config “in the Navigation bar to enter the Static route configurationpage .
Step 3 Click “New” on the Static Route Config page and add a static route in the prompted dialog
box. Complete the configuration and click “Apply” to add static route .
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Step 4 Delete the route, Select the route in the “static Route config” list.Click “delete “button
function to Complete deletion.
Fig. 7.4.4 Delete route
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Annex 1 Abbreviations
CATV Community Antenna Television
DDNS Dynamic Domain Name Server
DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
GPON Gigabit Passive Optical Network
IGMP Internet Group Management Protocol
IP Internet Protocol
IPv4 Internet Protocol Version 4
IPv6 Internet Protocol Version 6
LAN Local Area Network
MAC Medium Access Control
MLD Multicast Listener Discover
NAT Network Address Translation
OLT Optical Line Terminal
ONU Optical Network Unit
PON Passive Optical Network
PPP Point to Point Protocol
PPPoE Point to Point Protocol over Ethernet
PSK Pre-Shared Key
URL Uniform Resource Locator
VLAN Virtual Local Area Network
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FHL2100 OLT Web Operation Manual

Chapter 1: Log in Device. Introduce the operation of the login device.

Chapter 2:Device info. Introduce the Viewing system information

Chapter 3: Device System Configuration. Introduce system operation.Reboot ,

restore factory settings, etc

Chapter 4: OLT Configuration. Introduce Interface management.

Chapter 7: L3 Configuration. routing configuration operation and Vlan interface configuration.

This Manual is applicable to the following readers:

Figure 1-1 Configure the IP address for the computer

Figure 1-2 Web Login Page

Figure 1-3 Web Login Page

1.2 Introduction of the Page of Functions

About This Section

Figure 1-2 the Page of Functions

2.1 Query the system information of OLT

Figure 2-1 System Information

2.2 System Name

About This Section

2.3 Configure the system time and time zone

Figure 2-3-2 Hostname configuration

3.1 User Password Modification

Figure 3-1-1 User Password

Figure 3-1-2 User Password

Figure 3-2-1 Ping Test

Figure 3-2-2 Ping Test

3.3 Management of Configuration File

About This Section

Figure 3-3-1 Download the configuration file

Figure 3-3-2 Import the configuration file

3.4 Device Upgrade Management

About This Section

Figure 3.4-1 Networking Diagram for Configuring OLT Upgrade

Figure 3.4-2 OLT Upgrade

About This Section

Figure 3.5-1 Restore factory settings

Step 2 Reboot OLT to finish factory restoration.

Figure 3.5-2 reboot

About This Section

Figure 3.6-1 save the configurations

3.7 Reboot The OLT device

About This Section

Figure 3.8-1 Company information

About This Chapter

4.1 About This Section

Figure 4.1-2 Adding a single VLAN

Figure 4.1-3 Batch Addition of VLAN

Fig. 4.1-5 Batch Deletion of VLAN

4.2 Configuration of SNI Port

About This Section

4.2.1 Infomation of SNI PORT

1 View optical transceiver information of SNI PORT

2 Query port traffic statistics

View traffic statistics of uplink port

Fig. 4.2-1-2 Query port traffic statistics