MSAN O&M Nokia Lab Guide

MSAN O&M_Nokia Lab. Guide Dec.
2023
MSAN Operation and Maintenace – Nokia
Lab Guide
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MSAN O&M_Nokia Lab. Guide Dec.2023
Main Topics MSAN O&M_Nokia Lab Guide

List of items needed for Fixed Access Network Lab
Initial check up on the working status of the Lab setup
LAB 1 : Nokia MSAN Hardware and system data configuration
LAB 2 : Nokia MSAN service provisioning configuration
LAB 3 : ISDN Configuration on Nokia MSAN
LAB 4 : How to check Nokia MSAN H248 protocol status
LAB 5 : Nokia MSAN Hardware and system data configuration
LAB 6 : Use case and troubleshooting
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Table of Contents
1. Pre-configuration .................................................................................................................................. 4
1.2.2 First Time Login via Craft Terminal ........................................................................................... 9
1.2.3 Network port and Outbound MGMT port configuration........................................................ 10
2. LAB 2 : CONFIGURE V-VPLS FOR L2 FORWARDING THROUGH AMS .................................................. 11
Objectives ................................................................................................................................................... 11
3. LAB 3 : CONFIGURE V-VPLS FOR L2 FORWARDING THROUGH CLI ..................................................... 15
Objectives ................................................................................................................................................... 15
3.1 Mangment Service Configuration ............................................................................ 15
3.1.1 Create L2 Service for MGMT .............................................................................. 15
3.1.2 Create L3 for MGMT ............................................................................................................... 15
3.1.3 Default route for MGMT ........................................................................................................ 15
3.1.4 Configure the SNMP setting .................................................................................................. 15
3.2 Planning LT and NT cards .......................................................................................................... 16
3.3 VOICE Service Configuration .................................................................................................... 16
3.3.1 L2 Service Configuration for VOICE-media ........................................................................ 16
3.3.2 L3 Service configuration for VOICE-media ........................................................................ 17
3.4 Voice Service, Signaling ............................................................................................................ 17
3.4.1 L2 Service configuration for VOICE-Signaling .................................................................... 17
3.4.2 L3 Service configuration for VOICE-signaling .................................................................... 18
3.4.2.1 Media Gateway (MG) configuration ................................................................................. 18
3.5 HSI Configuration ...................................................................................................................... 19
3.6 Set LT link speed ......................................................................................................................... 19
3.7 Save the configuration ............................................................................................................... 19
4 LAB 3 : Service provisioning ................................................................................................................ 23
4.1 DSL configuration ........................................................................................................................... 23
4.2 VDSL configuration......................................................................................................................... 23
4.3 GPON Configuration....................................................................................................................... 23
4.4 GOPN DATA/INTERNET Configuration ...................................................................................... 23
4.5 GPON VOIP/SIP Configuration ................................................................................................... 25
4 LAB 4 : IACM Configurations – AMS ................................................................................................... 28
5 LAB 5 : IACM CONFIGURATIONS – CLI ................................................................................................ 36
6 LAB 6 : Configure Secure Forwarding – AMS ...................................................................................... 41
7 LAB 7 : Configure Secure Forwarding – CLI ......................................................................................... 43
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8 LAB 8 : Configure VMAC through – IMS.............................................................................................. 44

9 LAB 9 : Configure VMAC through – CLI ............................................................................................... 45
10 LAB 10 : PPPoX and PPPoE Relay Configuration – AMS .................................................................. 47
11 LAB 11 : PPPoX and PPPoE Relay Configuration – CLI .................................................................... 50
12 LAB 12 : Cross-Connect Vlan Assocciation – AMS .......................................................................... 53
13 LAB 13 : Cross-Onnect VLAN Assocciation – CLI ............................................................................. 57
14 LAB 14 : Mirroring – AMS ............................................................................................................... 60
15 LAB 15 : Mirroring in – CLI .............................................................................................................. 65
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1. Pre-configuration
The network elements which are preconfigured :
• AMS server should be configured and ready to use
Objective
• How to install AMS client from Nokia AMS server
• Launch the AMS client
• Understanding different perspectives of the AMS
1.1 Install AMS client from Nokia AMS server

Step 1: Download the zip file from https://10.109.255.250:8443/ams-client/
• Insert user name and password
Step 2: Click on the “download client” button
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Step 3: Extract the downloaded file
Step 4: For the first login, enter the IP address (Server IP : 10.109.255.250) of the AMS and your
username & password
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Step 6: understanding AMS lay outs

AMS screen consists of five parts:
• Menu Bar at the top,
• Navigation Bar beneath it,
• Perspective Bar on the top right,
• AMS Perspective at the center and
• Status Bar at the bottom of the screen
AMS: Available Perspectives
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AMS- Enhanced Management Suite
Information in the Status bar :
• Users name and messages
• Health of the connection between the AMS client and the server and the server’s
• Aggregated alarm indication.
• Number of managed NEs that cannot be reached and partially managed
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Connecting to the CLI on ISAM
CLI Basic Operation
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1.2 Turn-up Procedure

Basic configuration to make the ISAM/MSAN reachable remotel
1.2.1 Connect to the CLI port using Craft or Console port

Connect to the CLI port using Craft or Console port on NT card. Use the following RS232/Serial interface
parameters
• Speed: 9600 bps
• Data bits: 8
• Stop bits: 1
• Parity: None
• flow control: None
1.2.2 First Time Login via Craft Terminal

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After connecting the console cable between your computer and ISAM enter the value ‘c’ for CLI.
Login to ISAM node by default username “isadmin” and password “i$@mad-”. After logged in, the
password needs to be changed for the first time; modify it to “ANS#150”.
Table at below shows an example of first time login;
login: isadmin
password:i$@mad-
Welcome to ISAM
Your password is expired !
enter new password:ANS#150
re-enter password:ANS#150
The new password is accepted.

leg:isadmin>#
1.2.3 Network port and Outbound MGMT port configuration

Setting the speed and administratively enabling the Network port
configure port ntio-1:sfp:1 ethernet speed 1000
configure port ntio-1:sfp:1 no shutdown
Administratively enabling the Outbound MGMT ports on NANTs broads
configure port nt-a:eth:1 no shutdown
configure port nt-b:eth:1 no shutdown
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2. LAB 2 : CONFIGURE V-VPLS FOR L2 FORWARDING THROUGH

AMS
Objectives
▪ Understand the necessary steps and procedures to configure L2
Forwarding through GUI
Create V-VPLS
View L2 services (V-VPLS, M-VPLS, and VPLS)
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View L2 services status
Create a single SAP at a time
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Create multiple SAPS in one go
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View L2 SAPS for specific V-VPLS
V-VPLS forwarding database
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3. LAB 3 : CONFIGURE V-VPLS FOR L2 FORWARDING THROUGH CLI
Objectives
▪ Understand the necessary steps and procedures to configure L2
Forwarding through CLI
3.1 Mangment Service Configuration

3.1.1 Create L2 Service for MGMT
Create vpls for MGMT service

configure service vpls 2224 v-vpls vlan 2224 customer 1 create no shutdown
configure service vpls 2224 interface "in-band management" create no shutdown
Tag specific ports with MGMT vpls
configure service vpls 2224 sap ntio-1:sfp:1:2224 create no shutdown
configure service vpls 2224 sap nt-a:eth:1:0 create no shutdown
configure service vpls 2224 sap nt-b:eth:1:0 create no shutdown
configure service vpls 2224 no shutdown
3.1.2 Create L3 for MGMT
Create L3 reachability of MGMT service
configure service customer 1 create
configure service customer 1 description "ETHIO-TELECOM"
configure service ies 10 customer 1 create
configure service ies 10 interface "in-band management" create no shutdown
configure service ies 10 interface "in-band management" address 10.109.x.x/29
configure service ies 10 interface "in-band management" sap nt:vp:1:2224 create
configure service ies 10 no shutdown
3.1.3 Default route for MGMT
Configure default route for MGMT service external reachability
configure router static-route 0.0.0.0/0 next-hop 10.109.x.x enable
3.1.4 Configure the SNMP setting

Configure SNMP to make the site manageable on AMS
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configure system security snmp community xvps8 host-address 0.0.0.0/0 context xvps8
configure system security snmp community NETMAN host-address 0.0.0.0/0 context ihub
configure system security snmp community public host-address 0.0.0.0/0
3.2 Planning LT and NT cards
Equipment cards Planning as per the cards physically installed in ISAM

configure equipment slot lt:1/1/1 planned-type nvlt-r unlock
configure equipment slot lt:1/1/2 planned-type npot-b unlock
configure equipment slot lt:1/1/3 planned-type nvlt-r unlock
aconfigure equipment slot lt:1/1/6 planned-type npot-b unlock
configure equipment slot lt:1/1/18 planned-type nvps-c unlock
configure equipment slot lt:1/1/19 planned-type fglt-b unlo ck
configure equipment slot nt-b planned-type nant-e unlock
3.3 VOICE Service Configuration
3.3.1 L2 Service Configuration for VOICE-media

Create VPLS for VOICE-media service
configure service vpls 2223 customer 1 v-vpls vlan 2223 no shutdown
configure service vpls 2223 description VOICE
configure service vpls 2223 user-user-com
Tag specific ports with the VOICE-media VPLS

configure service vpls 2223 sap ntio-1:sfp:1:2223
configure service vpls 2223 sap lt:1/1/2:2223
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3.3.2 L3 Service configuration for VOICE-media

Create VPRN for VOICE-media
configure service vprn 222300 customer 1 no shutdown
configure service vprn 222300 description Voice-VLAN
configure service vprn 222300 route-distinguisher 2223:0
Assign IP to VOICE-media VPRN

configure service vprn 222300 interface ISAM-Voice address 10.109.x.x/29
configure service vprn 222300 interface ISAM-Voice sap nt:vp:1:2223
Configure default getaway for VOICE-media VPRN

configure service vprn 222300 static-route 0.0.0.0/0 next-hop 10.109.x.x
Assign an IP to be used for voice media communication of the ISAM

configure voice cluster 8 equipment 1 asam-id NOKIA_MSAN-1 ip-ddress 10.109.x.x
Create IVPS-IP for internal communication between NVPS and voice LT cards
configure voice cluster 8 ip ivps-ip 10.109.147.251 netmask 255.255.255.248 router-
ip 10.109.x.x-1 vlan-id 2223
3.4 Voice Service, Signaling
3.4.1 L2 Service configuration for VOICE-Signaling

Create VPLS for VOICE-signaling service
configure service vpls 2222 customer 1 v-vpls vlan 2222 no shutdown
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configure service vpls 2222 description SIGNALING

configure service vpls 2222 user-user-com
Tag specific ports with the VOICE-signaling VPLS

configure service vpls 2222 sap ntio-1:sfp:1:2222
3.4.2 L3 Service configuration for VOICE-signaling
3.4.2.1 Media Gateway (MG) configuration
Configure parameters of MG
configure voice cluster 8 media-gateway 1 vlan-id 2222 ip-address
10.109.147.234 netmask 255.255.255.248 router-ip 10.109.147.233 name
NOKIA_MSAN_TEXA_MSAN-1 prim-mgc-ip 10.209.0.4 sec-mgc-ip 10.208.0.4
termid-type hierarchy pstn-term-format USERshelf001slot001port00001 isdn-
term-format PRAshelf001slot001port00001channel isdn-suffix1 /B1 isdn-suffix2
/B2 dial-start-timer 20 dial-short-timer 4 ephe-term-prefix rtp/
configure voice cluster 8 media-gateway 1 mgc-type zte-zxss
configure voice cluster 8 media-gateway 1 admin-status unlocked
Configure the voice cards under the MG

configure voice cluster 8 equipment 1 board 1/1/2 planned-type npot-b lanx-port 2
Create Voice terminations

configure voice cluster 8 equipment 1 termination 1/1/2/[1...72] media-gateway-id
1 admin-status unlock
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admin save
3.5 HSI Configuration
Create VPLS for HSI service

configure service vpls 2221 customer 1 v-vpls vlan 2221 create no shutdown
configure service vpls 2221 description Internet
Tag specific ports with the HSI VPLS
configure service vpls 2221 sap ntio-1:sfp:1:2221 create
configure service vpls 2221 sap lt:1/1/1:2221 create
Configure VLAN Stacking with S-vlan and C-vlan

configure vlan id stacked:2221:0 mode residential-bridge name HSI in-qos-prof-name
name:Default_TC0
configure vlan id stacked:2221:1301 mode residential-bridge pppoe-relay-tag true in-
qos-prof-name name:Default_TC0
configure vlan id stacked:2221:1301 circuit-id-pppoe physical-id remote-id-pppoe
customer-id
3.6 Set LT link speed
Configure the LT link speed to set the backplane speed between LT and NANT boards.
configure system max-lt-link-speed link-speed ten-gb
3.7 Save the configuration
Save the configuratio
admin save
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Save the configuration to protected area on flash card

admin software-mngt ihub database save-protected
Show V-VPLS service overview

typ:isadmin># show service service-using v-vpls
============================================================== Services
==============================================================
ServiceId Type Adm Opr CustomerId Service Name Template Used
--------------------------------------------------------------
300 v-VPLS Up Up 1
1852 v-VPLS Up Up 1
4080 v-VPLS Up Up 10
--------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------
Matching Services : 3
View L2 services
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Show in which service a SAP is used
Show overall FDB
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Show per service FDB
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4 LAB 3 : Service provisioning

4.1 DSL configuration
Assign pre-defined spectrum-profile and service-profile for DSL
configure xdsl line 1/1/1/16 service-profile 13 spectrum-profile 2 transfer-mode atm admin-up
configure atm pvc 1/1/1/16:0:35 aal5-encap-type llc-snap
no admin-down
exit all
Bridge port configuration
configure bridge port 1/1/1/16:0:35
vlan-id 1301 network-vlan stacked:2221:1301 vlan-scope local
configure bridge port 1/1/1/16:0:35 pvid 1301
admin save
4.2 VDSL configuration

Assign pre-defined spectrum-profile and service-profile for VDSL
configure xdsl line 1/1/1/16 service-profile 100 spectrum-profile 1 transfer-mode ptm admin-up
configure bridge port 1/1/1/16
vlan-id 1301 network-vlan stacked:2221:1301 vlan-scope local
configure bridge port 1/1/1/16 pvid 1301
admin save
4.3 GPON Configuration
4.4 GOPN DATA/INTERNET Configuration
First check if you can receive traffic under S-vlan from uplink eg. S-vlan (2221)
show service fdb-mac
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Make the PON port 1/1/19/1 administratively up
configure pon interface 1/1/19/1 admin-state up
To add the ONTs by serial number
configure equipment ont interface 1/1/19/1/1 sw-ver-pland 3FE49025HJIJ86 sernum

ALCL:B266E399 subslocid WILDCARD fec-up disable sw-dnload-version ALCO plnd-var SIP voip-
allowed iphost iphc-allowed enable log-auth-pwd plain:****** planned-us-rate nominal-line-
rate
Make ONT port administratively up
configure equipment ont interface 1/1/19/1/1 admin-state up
To check the slot where veip card resides
show equipment ont slot
Set the type and number of port on ONT card
configure equipment ont slot 1/1/19/1/1/6 planned-card-type veip plndnumdataports 1

plndnumvoiceports 0
To check if we are receiving optical power from ONT
show equipment ont status pon
check if the port on veip card is enabled
show equipment ont slot
QoS profile for downlink
configure qos profiles shaper DATA_DW_100M committed-info-rate 0 committed-burst-size 0

excess-info-rate 1024000 type singletokenbucketgpon
QoS profile for uplink
configure qos profiles bandwidth DATA_UP_100M committed-info-rate 0 assured-info-rate 0

excessive-info-rate 1024000 delay-tolerance 32
QoS profile binding for uplink and downlink traffic
configure qos interface 1/1/19/1/1/6 upstream-queue [0...3] bandwidth-profile

name:DATA_UP_100M
configure qos interface 1/1/19/1/1/6 queue [0...3] shaper-profile name:DATA_DW_100M
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Make the uni interface administratively up
configure interface port uni:1/1/19/1/1/6/1 admin-up
Create the stacked vlan for internet in ihub
configure vlan id stacked:2221:1301 mode residential-bridge pppoe-relay-tag true in-qos-prof-

name name:Default_TC0
Configure the bridge port
configure bridge port 1/1/19/1/1/6/1 vlan-id 1301 tag single-tagged l2fwder-vlan

stacked:2221:1301 vlan-scope local
Save configuration
admin save
Check if you are learning mac of ONT
show vlan bridge-port-fdb
//miss to show the output
4.5 GPON VOIP/SIP Configuration
Administratively turn up pon port
configure pon interface 1/1/19/6 admin-state up
Add ONT with serial number if it is not added previously
configure equipment ont interface 1/1/19/6/1 sw-ver-pland 3FE49025HJIJ86 sernum

ALCL:B266E399 subslocid WILDCARD fec-up disable sw-dnload-version ALCO plnd-var SIP voip-
allowed iphost iphc-allowed enable log-auth-pwd plain:****** planned-us-rate nominal-line-
rate
Make the ONT administratively up
configure equipment ont interface 1/1/19/1/1 admin-state up
QoS profile for downlink
configure qos profiles shaper VOIP_DW_1M committed-info-rate 0 committed-burst-size 0

excess-info-rate 1024 type singletokenbucketgpon
QoS profile for uplink
configure qos profiles bandwidth VOIP_UP_1M committed-info-rate 0 assured-info-rate 0

excessive-info-rate 1024 delay-tolerance 32
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QoS profile binding for uplink and downlink traffic
configure qos interface 1/1/19/1/1/voip upstream-queue [0...3] bandwidth-profile

name:VOIP_UP_1M
configure qos interface 1/1/19/1/1/voip queue [0...3] shaper-profile name:VOIP_DW_1M
Create the stacked vlan for voice in ihub
configure vlan id stacked:2221:2510 mode cross-connect pppoe-relay-tag true in-qos-prof-name

name:Default_TC1
configure vlan id stacked:2221:2510 circuit-id-pppoe physical-id remote-id-pppoe customer-id
First check the ont slot to add them
Show equipment ont slot
Define the type and number of the planed card
configure equipment ont slot 1/1/19/1/1/2 planned-card-type pots plndnumdataports 0

plndnumvoiceports 1 admin-state up
configure bridge port 1/1/19/1/1/voip
configure bridge port 1/1/19/1/1/voip max-unicast-mac 2
configure bridge port 1/1/19/1/1/voip vlan-id 2510 tag single-tagged l2fwder-vlan

stacked:2221:2510 vlan-scope local
Iphost dhcp configuration, where 2510 is voice vlan
configure iphost ont ont:1/1/19/1/1/1 dhcp enabled vlan 2510
configure iphost ont ont:1/1/19/1/1/1 admin-state up
Check if you can receive ip from core side
show iphost ont operational-data

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ONT voip-config
configure voice ont voip-config ont:1/1/19/1/1/1 protocol sip conf-method omci
Crate profiles for the SIP VOIP service
configure voice ont uri-prof 1 name SIP_SERVER address 10.209.0.4
configure voice ont voip-app-service 1 name APP_Profile_1 calling-number enable three-way-

calling enable call-transfer enable call-hold enable call-park enable dir-conn-prof none bridge-
prof none conf-prof none
configure voice ont voip-media-prof 3 name Media_Profile_3 voiceserviceprof none rtp-prof

none
ONT sip-config configuration
configure voice ont sip-config ont:1/1/19/1/1/1 proxyserv-prof 1 outproxyserv-prof 1 uri-format

sip-uri
ONT voice-sip-port configuration and use the sip account you get from core side
configure voice ont voice-sip-port 1/1/19/1/1/2/1 user-aor 115154232 user-name 115154232

password plain:115154232 realm 115154232 voice-mail-prof none ntwk-dp-prof none app-serv-
prof 1 ac-code-prof none
configure voice ont voice-port 1/1/19/1/1/2/1 voipconfig sip voip-media-prof 3 admin-state

unlocked
Save Configuration
admin save
Check if our SIP subscriber is successfully register with the SIP server
show voice ont pots operational-data
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4 LAB 4 : IACM Configurations – AMS
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5 LAB 5 : IACM CONFIGURATIONS – CLI
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6 LAB 6 : Configure Secure Forwarding – AMS
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7 LAB 7 : Configure Secure Forwarding – CLI
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8 LAB 8 : Configure VMAC through – IMS
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9 LAB 9 : Configure VMAC through – CLI
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10LAB 10 : PPPoX and PPPoE Relay Configuration – AMS
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11LAB 11 : PPPoX and PPPoE Relay Configuration – CLI
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12LAB 12 : Cross-Connect Vlan Assocciation – AMS
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13LAB 13 : Cross-Onnect VLAN Assocciation – CLI
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14LAB 14 : Mirroring – AMS
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15LAB 15 : Mirroring in – CLI
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MSAN O&M_Nokia Lab. Guide Dec.

MSAN Operation and Maintenace – Nokia

Main Topics MSAN O&M_Nokia Lab Guide

Initial check up on the working status of the Lab setup

LAB 1 : Nokia MSAN Hardware and system data configuration

LAB 2 : Nokia MSAN service provisioning configuration

LAB 3 : ISDN Configuration on Nokia MSAN

LAB 4 : How to check Nokia MSAN H248 protocol status

LAB 5 : Nokia MSAN Hardware and system data configuration

LAB 6 : Use case and troubleshooting

8 LAB 8 : Configure VMAC through – IMS.............................................................................................. 44

The network elements which are preconfigured :

• AMS server should be configured and ready to use

1.1 Install AMS client from Nokia AMS server

• Insert user name and password

Step 2: Click on the “download client” button

Step 3: Extract the downloaded file

Step 6: understanding AMS lay outs

• Menu Bar at the top,

• Navigation Bar beneath it,

• Perspective Bar on the top right,

• AMS Perspective at the center and

• Status Bar at the bottom of the screen

AMS: Available Perspectives

AMS- Enhanced Management Suite

Information in the Status bar :

• Users name and messages

• Aggregated alarm indication.

• Number of managed NEs that cannot be reached and partially managed

Connecting to the CLI on ISAM

CLI Basic Operation

1.2 Turn-up Procedure

1.2.1 Connect to the CLI port using Craft or Console port

• Speed: 9600 bps

• flow control: None

1.2.2 First Time Login via Craft Terminal

password needs to be changed for the first time; modify it to “ANS#150”.

Table at below shows an example of first time login;

The new password is accepted.

1.2.3 Network port and Outbound MGMT port configuration

configure port ntio-1:sfp:1 ethernet speed 1000

configure port ntio-1:sfp:1 no shutdown

Administratively enabling the Outbound MGMT ports on NANTs broads

configure port nt-a:eth:1 no shutdown

configure port nt-b:eth:1 no shutdown

2. LAB 2 : CONFIGURE V-VPLS FOR L2 FORWARDING THROUGH

View L2 services (V-VPLS, M-VPLS, and VPLS)

View L2 services status

Create a single SAP at a time

Create multiple SAPS in one go

View L2 SAPS for specific V-VPLS

V-VPLS forwarding database

3. LAB 3 : CONFIGURE V-VPLS FOR L2 FORWARDING THROUGH CLI

3.1 Mangment Service Configuration

Create vpls for MGMT service

3.1.4 Configure the SNMP setting

3.2 Planning LT and NT cards

Equipment cards Planning as per the cards physically installed in ISAM

3.3 VOICE Service Configuration

3.3.1 L2 Service Configuration for VOICE-media