Ethernet Configuration and Management

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Ethernet Configuration and Management
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Note: Make sure the NE support layer2 Ethernet service, and some configuration is base on
i Layer2 service.
12.1 Card Configuration and Management
In the chassis view, the card selected becomes framed in blue.

To open the card configuration dialog window in the chassis view:
- Right-click the card and, select <Card Property Configuration>.
A typical window for card properties is shown as below (See Fig. 12.1and Fig. 12.2)
Fig. 12.1 Card Properties for Ethernet L2 Card
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Fig. 12.2 Card Properties for Ethernet T Card

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Each field in the window is described as follows. (See Tab. 12.1)
Fields Description
Slot Number The number of slot this card has been plugged into.
Card Function The function of the card. The function of the card will
also be shown in the chassis view, on the right top
corner of this card, and in a floating window box after
the mouse cursor has been staying on the card for a
while.
Card Type The type of the card, such as, STM-64, STM-16, STM-
4, STM-1, UDC, GE, FE, MC, CC, etc.
Card State The current state of this card: active, absent, mismatch,
provisioning, or initializing
Serial Number The serial number of this card
Card Label This is used to help distinguish different cards easily
Boot Image Version The version of the boot server
Hardware Version The version of this card.
Boot Image Date The time, when the boot server started
Code The code of this card
Temperature Threshold The threshold setting for the temperature alarm. When
the temperature of this card is over the threshold, an
alarm will be raised
Card Description The description specifying the card
Temperature Clear When the temperature has fallen below the
temperature clear threshold, the temperature alarm will
be automatically cleared
MTU Size The size of the MTU
Note: For 2xGE+8xFE(A)/(AE) card, MTU size is
1536(Tagged),1518(Untagged);
1920(Tagged),1916(Untagged)
Port list The list of all ports on this card.
Tab. 12.1 Card Identification
If any properties of a card have been changed, the <Apply> button must be used to validate
these changes. And only after clicking this button will the modification be completed.
To view the card options and not change the properties of the card, click <Refresh> to check
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Click <OK> to confirm changes and quit the window.

Click <Close> to quit this window without saving any modifications.
Click <Print> to print the information on this card[p17].
Click <Help> to launch online help.
12.2 Bridge Configuration
To configure Bridge Configuration:

1. Select the corresponding Ethernet card.
2. Right-click the card and select <Bridge Configuration> in the pop-up menu.
The <Bridge Configuration> window will appear. (See Fig. 12.3)
Fig. 12.3 Bridge Configuration
The Bridge Properties panel can display the current NE, Card name and the status of the
bridge in corresponding items.
Select the type of tag needed from the <Bridge Mode> drop-down menu. Available values
are <IEEE 802> mode (when the native frame will not be tagged), and <Double Tag> mode
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Note: The definition of tagged or untagged frame is as follows:

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1) For IEEE 802.3 Tag Bridge Mode (Ethernet Type value of Bridge is 0x8100): If the
incoming frame is been tagged and the Ethernet Type value in the first tag is equal to
0x8100, then we call it tagged; if the incoming frame is without a tag or if with a tag, but
the Ethernet Type value in the first tag (after Destination Address field) is not equal to
0x8100, then we call it untagged.
2) For Double Tag Bridge Mode (Ethernet Type value of Brideg is not equal to 0x8100,
default value is 0xFFFF): If the incoming frame is tagged and the Ethernet Type value is
equal to that of local Double Tag Bridge, then we call it tagged; if the incoming frame is
without a tag or if with a tag, but the Ethernet Type value of the first tag in the incoming
customer frame is not equal to that of local Double Tag Bridge, then we call it untagged.
Input a text string in the <Label> field to help identify this bridge.
<MAC aging time> indicates the living time of MAC address. Different cards have different
aging time range:
1) For a 6FE/L2 card, the range is from 10 s to 630 s, in step of 10 s, 300 s by defaut;
2) For 2GE+8FE/A and2GE+8FE/AE card, the range is from 20 s to 75 minutes, in step
of 14 s, 294 s by default.
i Note: For different card types, there are different algorithms to get the actual value of MAC
aging timing from the value setted in the window. Only with a correct description can an
operator use the time.
1) For the 2GE+8FE/A and 2GE+8FE/AE card, the range of actual value of aging time
is between (integer[aging/14] 13) to (integer[aging/14] 14). The expression of
integer[aging/14] means to get the integer part of aging/14, while aging is the setted valuel in
the window.
2) For the 6FE card, the range of actual value of aging time is from (aging) to (aging2),
while expression of aging is the same as front.
For different card types, The output rate of port rate limiting and vlan+port rate limiting can
be calculated by the following ways.
1) for 6FE/L2:
The output rate of port rate limiting can be calculated by the following formula(same with
VLAN rate limiting).
Ltotal
Vo Vlim it u
Ltotal l src l des ltag llength l crc
Vo : output rate
Vlimit : limiting rate
Ltotal : total frame sizeincluding 4 CRC Bytes
lsrc : SourceMAC Address size, 6 Bytes
ldes : DestinationMAC Address size, 6 Bytes
ltag : 4 Tag Bytes
llength : 2 frame length Bytes
lcrc : 4 CRC Bytes
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2) for 2GE+8FE/A and 2GE+8FE/AE card:

the output rate is just same with port limit rate.
Below this window, there are two tables, which list all LAN and WAN ports. Click the tab to
change the table between them. After selecting one port, double-click it to see more detail
information about this port.
i Note: MUT configuration is at <Card property configuration>.
Click <Refresh> to check the latest information.

Click <Apply> to confirm the modification without closing the window.
Click <OK> to confirm the modification if the user wants this window closed.
Click <Close> to quit this window. All unsaved changes will be lost.
Click <Print> to print the information of the selected protection
Click <Help> to launch the online help.
12.3 LAN Ports Configuration and Management
LAN ports configuration and management is similar to SDH card configuration and
management.
To open the <LAN Port Property Configuration> window, follow steps below:
Select the corresponding Ethernet card and then:
Right-click the card, and select <Lan Ports Property Configuration> to open the <LAN Port
Configuration> window without a specific port defined. The operator can specify a unique
port by selecting one from the <Port> drop-down menu in <Lan Port Selection>window,
or select the corresponding port in the Ethernet card, right-click it, and select <LAN Port
Property Configuration> to open the <LAN Port Property Configuration> window with a
specific port defined.
i Note: For 2GE+8FE/A and 2GE+8FE/AE cards, there are two interfaces on a single
physical Ethernet port. In detail, FE Port 1 and 5 share physical port 1; 2 and 6 share port 2,
3 and 7 share port 3, and 4 and 8 share port 4. If the user right-clicks one FE port on such a
card and selects <LAN Ports Property Configuration> in the pop-up menu, a window will first
pop-up to let the user choose a specific port before the <LAN Port Configuration> window
appears.
On the panel of 2GE+8FE/A and 2GE+8FE/AE card, there are two LEDs beside each
RJ 45 connector, indicating the link and data receiving/transmitting status for the two
Ethernet ports on the RJ 45 respectively. For example, as to physical RJ 45 port1, the upper
LED is used for Ethernet port 5, and the underlying LED is used for Ethernet port 1. LED
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ON means the link of the Ethernet port is set up, FLASH means there are data being
received or transmitted, while OFF means the link of the Ethernet port is down.
The <LAN Port Property Configuration> window will appear. (See Fig. 12.4)
Fig. 12.4 LAN Port Configuration (1)
12.3.1 LAN Port Properties
<Admin Mode> Can be set to either <Enabled> or <Disabled>.
<Monitored Mode> Can be set to <Auto>, <Monitor>, or <Non-Monitor>.
<Port Type>: FE or GE port.
<Port Label>: The port name defined by user to distinguish different ports. It can be changed
in this window.
<Link Status>: Has values <Up> and <Down>. Specifies the port situation based on the link
transmission direction.
<PVID>: The PVID is the Port VLAN Identification. Only one PVID can be specified for each
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reserved by system. The PVID must be set on LAN ports no matter <Bridge Mode> is set to
Double Tag or IEEE 802.3.
<Port ALS Mode> Three ALS modes can be chosen: <No Command>, <Manual Restart>,
<Manual Test>.
<Auto Laser Shutdown> Identify whether auto laser shutdown is permitted. The user can
not change the value of the field.
<BroadCast Rate Limit (%)>: User can control broadcast storm via configuring this attribute.
Select this attribute as either <enable> or <disable>, and input a corresponding value in the
blank. The range of the value is 1% 100%, with a granularity of 1%. The default value is
30%.
<Egress Tag Mode> Can be set as <Untag> or <Tag>. When it is configured as <Tag>, it
will keep the outer tag in the egress of the LAN port. When it is configured as <Untag>, it will
strip the outer tag.
For Ethernet/T card, there is one more menu:
<Port Disabled on CSF/TLCT> The available choices are false and true. Enabling/disabling
can be set by operator according to CSF/TLCT defect information, default is disabling.
In the <Input Rate Limiting> section, the available attribute can be selected by user via
checking the corresponding item. If <Not Applied> radio button is selected, the user can not
change the rate limiting. Checking the radio button before <Port+VLAN Based>, then the
user can configure the VLAN rate limitation. Checking the radio button before <Port Based>,
then the user can input the maximum rate for the port.
In the <Auto-Negotiation Parameter> section, if <Enabled> is selected in the <Auto

Negotiation> field, the other three parameters will be grayed out. If <Disabled> is selected,
set these three parameters manually.
<Auto Negotiation>: Can be set as <Enabled> or <Disabled>. When <Disable> is selected,

the Flow Control, Port Speed and Duplex Mode must be specified by user. When <Enable>
is selected, these three attributes can be automatically set according the application. In this
situation the corresponding buttons are unavailable.
<Flow Control> Can be set <Enabled> or <Disabled>.
<Duplex Mode> Can be set <Full> or <Half>.
<Port Speed> Specify the speed of the port.

<MDI/MDIX Mode>: Auto, MDI, or MDIX. Its value can not be changed when the Auto
Negotiation field is set as Enabled. MDI means medium dependent interface- straight, while
MDIX means medium dependent interface- cross-over.
i Note: This item is only available in the LAN Port Property Configuration window for FE LAN
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In <Ingress Cos Configuration>section, user can be permitted to select whether keep original
Cos Mode or reset it. If user doesn't want to change original setting, check the radio button
before <Keep Original CoS>. The correlation of original priorities and the system priority will
be set as follow: Lowest 1/2; Low 0/3; High 4/5; Highest 6/7.
Check the radio button before <Port+VLAN Based>, then the user can configure the
VLAN+Port CoS. Check the radio button before <Port Based>, then the user can select the
CoS class from the drop-down menu for the port.
In <Egress Priority Weight Configuration>section, choose from the Algorithm drop-down

menu to select the algorithm.

Click <OK> to confirm the modification and close the window.
Click <Close> to quit this window. All the unsaved changes will be lost.
When the Ethernet card is transparent card, the LAN port configuration window will be
shown below in Fig. 12.5.
Fig. 12.5 LAN Port Config (2)

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Note: The <Port Status>section is the same as the one in <SDH Port Property
i Configuration>.
Differnet cards support different maximum frame size and dynamic MAC address table size:
For a 6FE/L2 card, the supported maximum frame size is 1536 bytes and the dynamic MAC
address table size is 63K available for the customer;
For 2GE+8FE/A and 2GE+8FE/AE card, the maximum supported frame size is 1536 or
1600 bytes if the frame is tagged. Otherwise, the maximum supported frame size is always
1518 bytes. And the dynamic MAC address table size is 8K available for the customer.
For a 2GE/T or 8FT/T card, the supported maximum frame size is 1536 or 1600 bytes.
12.3.2 VLAN Rate Limiting
In the <LAN Port Property Configuration> window (See Fig. 12.4), for the <Input Rate
Limiting> section, Check the radio button before <Port+VLAN Based> and then the <VLAN
Rate Limit Configuration> window will appear. (See Fig. 12.6)
Fig. 12.6 VLAN Rate Limit Config
All the VLAN Rate Limit information will be displayed in this window.
Click <Add> to create a new VLAN Rate Limit.
Click <Delete> to delete the selected VLAN Rate Limit.
Click <Modify> to modify the selected VLAN Rate Limit.
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Click <Close> to quit this window. All the unsaved modifications will be lost.
For example, to add a new VLAN Rate Limit, click <Add> and the <Add VLAN Rate Limit>
window will appear. (See Fig. 12.7)
Fig. 12.7 Add VLAN Rate Limit
In the <Add VLAN Rate Limit> window, input the ID of VLAN in the <VLAN ID> field.
In the <Rate Limit> field, input the rate limite.
Note: Different ports on different cards have different rate limit ranges.
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For FE ports on a 6xFE/L2 card, the range is from 200 k to 100 M, with a granularity of 1k.
On a 2xGE+8xFE/A card, for FE ports, the range is 64 kbps to 100 Mbps, with a granularity
of 64 kbps. For GE ports, the range is 64 kbps to 1000 Mbps, also with a granularity of
64kbps. On a single card, up to 8 levels of granularity can be simultaneously supported.
The rate algorithm is different too.
For 2GE+8FE/A and 2GE+8FE/AE card, when counting the port rate, it will count the
entire packet including MAC address, Vlan tag and FCS bytes, but for 6FE/L2, it only count
the payload without MAC address or Vlan tag or FCS bytes.
Click <Apply> to confirm the modifications and continue adding VLAN Rate Limit.
Click <OK> to confirm the modifications and quit this window.
Note:
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1) The maximum capacity of "port+VLAN" based rate limit table per card is 2 k, while for 2
GE+8FE/A and 2GE+8FE/AE card, this value is 86.
2) The maximum capacity of "port+VLAN" based rate limit table per NE is 8 k.
For example, to modify VLAN Rate Limit, click <Modify> and the <Modify VLAN Rate Limit>
window will appear. (See Fig. 12.8)
Fig. 12.8 Modify VLAN Rate Limit[p19]
In the <Rate Limit>filed,modify rate for this VLAN. The operator can also input rates from
200 k to 100 M.The value should be a multiple of 64 k.
Click <Apply> to confirm the modifications.

Click <Ok> to confirm the modifications and quit this dialog.
Click <Close> to quit this dialog. All unsaved modifications will be lost.
12.3.3 CoS (Class of Service) Config
In the <LAN Port Property Configuration> window (See Fig. 12.4), Check the radio button
before <Port+VLAN Based>,the <VLAN+ Port CoS Configuration> window will appear. (See
Fig. 12.9)

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Fig. 12.9 VLAN+Port Cos Configuration
All the VLAN+Port CoS Configuration information is displayed in this window.

Click <Add> to create a new VLAN CoS Configuration. (See Fig. 12.10)
Click <Delete> to delete the selected VLAN CoS Configuration.
Click <Modify> to modify the selected VLAN CoS Configuration.(See Fig. 12.11)
Fig. 12.10 Add VLAN CoS

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Input the VLAN ID in the <VLAN ID> field.

In the CoS drop-down menu, select the corresponding rate for this VLAN. This can be set as:
<Lowest>, <Low>, <High>, or <Highest>.
Click <Apply> to confirm the modifications and continue adding VLAN CoS.
Click <OK> to confirm the modifications and quit this window.
Click <Close> to quit this window. All unsaved modifications will be lost.
i Note:
1) The maximum capacity of port+VLAN based CoS table per card is 2 k. For 2GE+8FE/A
and 2GE+8FE/AE card, this value is 86.
2) The maximum capacity of port+VLAN based CoS table per NE is 8 k.
Fig. 12.11 Modify VLAN CoS
In the <CoS> drop-down menu, Modify the corresponding rate for this VLAN, and set it as:
<Lowest>, <Low>, <High>, or <Highest>.
Click <Apply> to confirm the modifications.
Click <Ok> to confirm the modifications and quit this dialog window.
Click <Close> to quit this dialogwindow. All unsaved modifications will be lost.
12.3.4 Priority Algorithm Configuration
In the <LAN Port Property Configuration> window (See Fig. 12.4), there is an <Egress
Priority Weight Configuration> tab where:
<Algorithm>: Can be set as <WRR> (weighted round robin) or <Strictly> (strict priority). For a
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(Weighted Fair Queuing) or <Strictly>.

<Mode>: this field has the values <Mode1> or <Mode2>.
Note: Egress port mode is related to HOL (Head of Line) issue. HOL issue means incoming
i frames from different ports are forwarded to an egress port and congestion happens at this
port. When HOL issue happens, CoS in the egress port will not be accurate under "Mode1"
because which disables HOL function. In order to solve CoS inaccurate issue, it also
supports mode2 which enables HOL function. Under Mode2, the egress port will discard
overflow frames according to CoS priority, and CoS can be accurate.
Click <Egress Priority Weight Configuration> to enter the <Egress Priority Weight
Configuration> window. (See Fig. 12.12)
Fig. 12.12 Egress Priority Weight Config
Click <Modify> to modify the Priority Weight in a new window.

Click <Refresh> to check the Priority Weight.
For example, to modify one Priority Weight, choose it and click <Modify>. The Modify Priority
Weight window will appear. (See Fig. 12.13) Fill in the Priority Weight desired and click
<Apply>.

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Fig. 12.13 Modify Priority Weight

i Note: For a 6FE/L2 or 2GE+8FE/A and 2GE+8FE/AE card, the valid Priority Weight
value ranges from 1 to 240, with a granularity of 1.
12.4 WAN Ports Configuration
To configure WAN Ports, use the following method to open the <WAN Port Configuration>
window:
Select the corresponding Ethernet card, right-click the card, and select <Wan Ports Property
Configuration> in the pop-up menu.
The <WAN Port Selection>window will appear, choose the port from the drop-down
menu.(See Fig. 12.14)
Fig. 12.14 WAN Port Selection
Click <Close> to quit the window.

Click<OK> , the <WAN Port Configuration> window will appear. (See Fig. 12.15)

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Fig. 12.15 WAN Port Configuration (1)

When the Ethernet card is a transparent card, the WAN port configuration window will
appear different. (See Fig. 12.16)
Fig. 12.16 WAN Port Config (2)
Select the port to modify in the Port drop-down box.

The setting for the <Properties>, <Ingress Cos Configuration> and <Egress Priority Weight
Configuration> section in this window are the same as that in the <LAN Port Property
Configuration> window.
When the <Egress Tag Mode> is set to <Tag>, the frame will be out the port with the tag
label.
In the <BandWidth Management> section, enable or disable LCAS and then click
<BandWidth Management> for detailed settings. (See Fig. 12.17)

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Fig. 12.17 LCAS Configuration
In the <Target> field, the Card and Port information to be configured is listed.
In the <Direction Configuration>field, select this WAN port's service direction: <bi-direction>
or <uni-direction>.
In the <TP Type> field, this WAN port's TP Type will be shown.
In the <Bandwidth Management> field, the user can set Source and Sink bandwidth
respectively.
All available TPs are listed in the left column, including TP series number and status. Select
enough numbers of TPs and click the "=>" button. All the selected TPs will be listed in the
right column. Click the botton "<=" to delete a selected TP.
For example, to set bandwidth to 4Mb, choose VC12-1 and VC12-2 (Other AUGs can be
chosen from the left table) by clicking "=>".
Note: Different card has different backplane bandwidth. And the number of VCs which can
i be set on a WAN port is limited. The limitations are listed in the table below.

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2GE+8FE/A and
Card 6FE/L2 8FE/T 2GE/T
2GE+8FE/AE
8*VC-4 (shared by
1GE and 31FE
Backplane WAN ports)
1*VC-4 (shared by 1*VC-4 (shared 16*VC-4 (shared
Bandwidth When equipped in
2 FE WAN ports) by 8 WAN) by 2 WAN)
of the card slot LC
1/2/5/6 ,only 4*VC-
4 available
1~46*VC12 per 1~46*VC12 per FE 1~46*VC12 per
VC12-Xv /
WAN port WAN port WAN port
1~3 VC3
1~3 VC3
Limitation: EM3+
Limitation:
can not support
EM3+ can not
VC3-Xv and VC12-
support VC3-
Xv simultanteously;
Xv; while EM3- 1~21 VC3 for each
while EM3-PT can
PT can support WAN (1~24 for
VC3-Xv support VC3-Xv /
VC3-Xv and WAN1, 25~48 for
and VC12-Xv
VC12-Xv. NE WAN2)
simultaneously. NE
and FLEXR
and FLEXR
C/FLEXR L wil
C/FLEXR L wil
define related
define related trap
trap to indicate
to indicate
1~7 per WAN port
1~7 for GE WAN
VC4-Xv / / (1~8 for WAN1,
port
9~16 for WAN2)
Tab. 12.2 Bandwidth limitations for Ethernet cards and WAN ports

Click <OK> to confirm the modification with this window closed.
Click <Close> to quit this window. All the unsaved changes will be lost.
Click <Summary of Virtual Containers> for viewing detailed VC assignment. A <Summary of
Virtual Containers> window appears.(See Fig. 12.18)

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Fig. 12.18 Summary of VCs
There are two tabs in the window.

<Source LCAS Configuration>and <Sink LCAS Configuration> list all the Source /Sink VCs
and their status as well as usage information.
Click <Refresh> to get the latest information.

Click <Close> to quit this window.
12.5 WAN Ports TP Structure
To open WAN Ports TP Structure window:
Right-click the Ethernet card, select WAN Ports TP Structure in the pop-up menu. (See Fig.
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Fig. 12.19 WAN Ports TP Structure
Different card supports different mapping. And the types of VCs are listed in the table below.
2GE+8FE/A
Card 6FE/L2 and 8FE/T 2GE/T
2GE+8FE/AE
VCs TUG-3(VC3/VC12) AU-4(VC4/VC12) TUG-3(VC3/VC12) AU-4(VC3/VC4)
Tab. 12.3 Type of VCs for Ethernet cards
i Note: For 2xGE/T card VC3 and VC4 can not exist simultaneously.
If the user wants to map this TP into VC12, select VC12 and click <OK> or <Apply> to put
the modification into effect.
Click <Close> to close the window.

12.6 VLAN Management
To open the <VLAN Management> window:

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Select the corresponding Ethernet card, right-click, and select <VLAN Management> in the
pop-up menu.
The <VLAN Management> window will appear. (See Fig. 12.20)
In the <Query Condition> section, fill in the conditions to narrow the VLAN results that will
appear.
Fig. 12.20 VLAN Management
Note: VLAN range: 2xGE+8xFE/A and 2xGE+8xFE/AE card have only 1021 active Vlans for
i customer simultaneously.
Click <Query> and all VLANs based on the query conditions will be shown in the list.
To modify the VLAN record, highlight one VLAN record and click <VLAN Configuration>. A
new window will appear which will enable the VLAN record to be modified. (See Fig. 12.21)
Click <Delete> to delete the VLAN selected.
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Fig. 12.21 Modify VLAN based on VLAN
Use the <Based on VLAN> tab to reset the <VLAN ID> and <VLAN Name> fields, as well as
to select ports.
Click <Apply> to set modifications in the window.
Note: Allowed customer VLAN ID value is 1 1000 and 1025 4094. 0, 1001 1024 and
i 4095 are reserved by system.
Use the <Based on Ports> tab to modify the VLAN List. (See Fig. 12.22)

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Fig. 12.22 Modify VLAN Based on Ports
Select the Port in the drop-down menu and enter the VLAN ID number in the <VLAN List>
field.
When configuring a list of VLANs correlated to the port, the operator can use one of the
following syntaxes:
For a list of VLANs separate with commas as shown below:
VLANx, VLANy, VLANz,

For a range of VLANs separate with dashes as shown below:
VLANx VLANz

Click <Close> to quit the window without saving any modifications.
12.7 Static MAC[p20] Address Configuration
To configure Static MAC Address, use the following method to open the <Static MAC
Address Configuration> window:
Select the corresponding Ethernet card, right-click, and click <Static MAC Address
Configuration> in the pop-up menu.
The <Static MAC Address Config> window will appear. (See Fig. 12.23) The VLAN IDs and

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Ports for all the MAC Addresses will be listed in this window.
Fig. 12.23 Static MAC Address Configure
Select the corresponding MAC and click <Delete> to delete an existing MAC.
To add a new MAC Address, click <Add>. An Add MAC Address window will appear. (See
Fig. 12.24)
Fig. 12.24 Add MAC Address
Input the <MAC Address>.

Input the <VLAN ID> and select the corresponding port in the drop-down list.

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Click <Apply> to confirm the action and continue adding other MAC Address.
Click <OK> to confirm the action and close the window.
i Note: The maximum capacity for the Static MAC address table per card is 2 k.
Note: The operator can configure the <VLAN Management> window and the <Static MAC
i Address Configuration> window independently. This means when the operator configures
the VLAN Static MAC Address, the configured item will not be written into VLAN
Management. In order to make the VLAN Static MAC Address configuration take effect,
the related VLAN Management must be configured in advance. The port and VLAN
relationship should be configured correctly. Otherwise, the VLAN Static MAC Address
configuration will not take effect even though it is configured successfully.
To modify a MAC Address, click <Modify>. An Modify MAC Address window will appear.
(See Fig. 12.25)
Fig. 12.25 Modify MAC Address
Modify the <MAC Address>.

Modify the <VLAN ID> and select the corresponding port in the drop-down list.
Click <Apply> to confirm the action and continue adding other MAC Address.
In <Static MAC Address Configuration> Window:

Click <Close> to quit this window.
Click <Print> to print the list.

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12.8 ACL Configuration
ACL (Access Control List) is used to manage MAC addresses access. Use the following
method to open the <ACL Configuration> window:
Select the corresponding Ethernet card, right-click, and select <ACL Configuration>.
The <ACL Configuration> window will appear. (See Fig. 12.26)
Fig. 12.26 ACL Config
Click <Add> and a new window will appear. The new ACL can be added in it. (See Fig.
12.27)
Note:
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1) For a 6FE/L2 card, the maximum ACL address capacity table per card is 2 k (source
MAC and destination MAC altogether). For 2GE+8FE/A and 2GE+8FE/AE card, this
value is 79.
2) The maximum static unicast MAC address table capacity (including ACL items) per NE is
8 k.

Click <Delete> and the chosen ACL will immediately be deleted.
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Fig. 12.27 Add ACL
12.9 Static Multicast Configuration
To configure Static Multicast, use the following method to open the <Static Multicast
Configuration> window:
Select the corresponding Ethernet card, right-click, and select <Static Multicast
Configuration>.
The <Static Multicast Configuration> window will appear. All MAC Addresses and Port
Settings will be listed in this window. (See Fig. 12.28)
Fig. 12.28 Static Multicast Configuration

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To delete a MAC Address, select the corresponding MAC and click <Delete>.
To add a new MAC Address, click <Add>. A new Add MAC window will appear. (See Fig.
12.29)
Click <Modify> to modify the MAC Address currently highlighted in the table. (See Fig. 12.30)
Fig. 12.29 Add MAC Address
Input the MAC Address.

Select the port in the <Available Ports> panel, and click ==> to add it to the <Select Ports>
panel.
Click <Apply> to confirm the action and continue adding other MAC Addresses.

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Note:
i
1) The maximum Group Broadcast MAC address (include static and dynamic) table capacity
per card is 24. For 2GE+8FE/A and 2GE+8FE/AE card, this value is 254.
2) The maximum Group Broadcast MAC address (include static and dynamic) table capacity
per NE is 8 k.
Fig. 12.30 Modify MAC Address
Modify the MAC Address.

Select the port in the <Available Ports> panel, and click ==> to add it to the <Select Ports>
panel.
Click <Apply> to confirm the action and continue adding other MAC Addresses.
12.10 IGMP Snooping
IGMP Snooping indicates dynamic multicast status. The user can retrieve the relationship
between the group MAC address, the group IP address and all port mumbers in a specified
dynamic multicast group.
Use the following method to open the <IGMP Snooping> window:
Select the corresponding Ethernet card, right-click, and select <IGMP Snooping>.

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The <IGMP Snooping> window will appear. (See Fig. 12.31)
Fig. 12.31 IGMP Snooping-IP Multicast Group
In the window, there are three tabs: <IP Multicast Group>,<Mac Multicast Group> and <Vlan
Multicast Router>.(See Fig. 12.31, Fig. 12.32 and Fig. 12.33) Switch between them by using
the tabs.

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Fig. 12.32 IGMP Snooping-Mac Multicast Group
Fig. 12.33 IGMP Snooping- Vlan Multicast Router
In the window, Select <enable> from the IGMP Snooping drop-down menu to enable IGMP
Snooping.Modify the <Ageing Time>options.
<Aging time> indicates the living time of MAC address. Different cards have different aging
time range:
1) For a 6FE/L2 card,and 2GE+8FE/A and[F21] 2GE+8FE/AE card, the range is from
100 s to 2000 s, in step of 1 s;
In the <IP Multicast Goup>, <Mac Multicast Group> or <Vlan Multicast Router> window:
Click <Refresh> to list the corresponding Multicast Group settings.Click <Cancel> to quit this
window without saving any modifications.
12.11 RSTP Configuration
Use the following method to open the <RSTP Properties Configuration> window:
Select the corresponding Ethernet card, right-click, and select <RSTP Configuration>.
The <RSTP Property Configuration> window will appear. (See Fig. 12.34)

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Fig. 12.34 RSTP Properties
In this window, modify the <Max Age>, <Switch Priority>, <Forward Delay>, and <Hello
Time> options.
Click <Refresh> to check the real-time port RSTP properties.

Click <Print> to print the information of RSTP Properties.
Double-click a row to view the port RSTP properties. (See Fig. 12.35)

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Fig. 12.35 Port RSTP Configuration
In the window, modify <Port Priority>, <Path Cost>, and set <Port Enable> to Disabled or
Enabled. Port Role and Status are for read only.

Click <Help> to launch the online help


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CHAPTER 12

Ethernet Configuration and Management

Ethernet Configuration and Management

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12.1 Card Configuration and Management

In the chassis view, the card selected becomes framed in blue.

Fig. 12.1 Card Properties for Ethernet L2 Card

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Fig. 12.2 Card Properties for Ethernet T Card

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Each field in the window is described as follows. (See Tab. 12.1)

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Click <OK> to confirm changes and quit the window.

12.2 Bridge Configuration

To configure Bridge Configuration:

The <Bridge Configuration> window will appear. (See Fig. 12.3)

Fig. 12.3 Bridge Configuration

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Note: The definition of tagged or untagged frame is as follows:

2) for 2GE+8FE/A and 2GE+8FE/AE card:

i Note: MUT configuration is at <Card property configuration>.

Click <Refresh> to check the latest information.

12.3 LAN Ports Configuration and Management

Select the corresponding Ethernet card and then:

Fig. 12.4 LAN Port Configuration (1)

12.3.1 LAN Port Properties

<Admin Mode> Can be set to either <Enabled> or <Disabled>.

<Monitored Mode> Can be set to <Auto>, <Monitor>, or <Non-Monitor>.

<Port Type>: FE or GE port.

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For Ethernet/T card, there is one more menu:

In the <Auto-Negotiation Parameter> section, if <Enabled> is selected in the <Auto

<Auto Negotiation>: Can be set as <Enabled> or <Disabled>. When <Disable> is selected,

<Flow Control> Can be set <Enabled> or <Disabled>.

<Duplex Mode> Can be set <Full> or <Half>.

<Port Speed> Specify the speed of the port.

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In <Egress Priority Weight Configuration>section, choose from the Algorithm drop-down

Click <Refresh> to check the latest information.

Fig. 12.5 LAN Port Config (2)

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12.3.2 VLAN Rate Limiting

Fig. 12.6 VLAN Rate Limit Config

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Click <Refresh> to check the latest information.

Fig. 12.7 Add VLAN Rate Limit

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Fig. 12.8 Modify VLAN Rate Limit[p19]

Click <Apply> to confirm the modifications.

12.3.3 CoS (Class of Service) Config

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Fig. 12.9 VLAN+Port Cos Configuration

All the VLAN+Port CoS Configuration information is displayed in this window.

Fig. 12.10 Add VLAN CoS

Input the VLAN ID in the <VLAN ID> field.

2) The maximum capacity of port+VLAN based CoS table per NE is 8 k.

Fig. 12.11 Modify VLAN CoS

12.3.4 Priority Algorithm Configuration

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(Weighted Fair Queuing) or <Strictly>.

Fig. 12.12 Egress Priority Weight Config

Click <Modify> to modify the Priority Weight in a new window.

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Fig. 12.13 Modify Priority Weight

VLANx, VLANy, VLANz,