Before configuring the Q-in-Q Service, login to the iAN8K B1000 Network Management
System, and access the iAN8K B1000 Device Manager.
Configuring Q-in-Q Service
Perform the following procedures to configure Q-in-Q service:
IPADSL8A configuration
1. Add PVC
2. Configure ADSL profile
3. lock ADSL port
4. Assign the ADSL profile to port
5. Unlock ADSL port
6. Check Port link up status
7. Add VLAN
ICM3Ge configuration:
1. Enable Double tagging
2. Change internal port mode
3. Add SPVLAN
IPADSL8A configuration:
Configure ATM Permanent Virtual Channels (PVC).
Normal and control traffic between the IPADSL8A module and
the subscriber's CPE is carried by Permanent Virtual Channel
(PVC). PVC must be configured on the module first.
Each IPADSL8A module can have up to 384 PVCs, and each
ADSL port has eight PVCs. Users can create up to seven PVCs.
The eighth PVC is reserved for CPE management. If CPE
management is disabled, all eight PVCs are available on each
ADSL port.
Operator can configure up to 60 unique VPI/VCI index per
IPADSL8A module, and identical VPI/VCI index used by different
DSL ports are considered as one towards the total 60 budget.
From the Configuration Management navigation tree, select
[Node/Shelf (x) /Slot (y): IPADSL8A/ATM] to display the ATM VC
Summary window.
Add ATM VC
Click Add then select one or more port and add VPI/VCI click
Apply.
Or batch add ATM VC
Configure the ADSL profile.
Before an ADSL port is activated, parameters such as the ADSL
line standard, transmission mode, upstream/downstream
channel rate and Signal/Noise Ratio (SNR) margin must be set.
Normally these parameters are set identically for each port. The
ADSL profile is used to define the ADSL parameters. After
configuring a profile(s), it can be assigned to one or more ADSL
ports.
The ADSL Profile can be saved in the node profile database
where users can import the ADSL Profile and save it to a node.
Users can also generate a profile and export it to the profile
database so that the profile can be used for other nodes.
A maximum of 256 templates, 256 service profiles and 256
spectrum profiles can be configured for each node.
Perform the following steps to configure an ADSL profile:
Configure a service profile.
ADSL Service Profile defines various data rates range for both
upstream and downstream. It also defines various L2 data rates.
Table 1 Service Profile window field description
Field
Description
Service Profile
Service profile name (A
character string up to 32
characters)
Downstream Min Rate
Minimum downstream rate
Range: 32 - 32736 Kbps in
increments of 4 with
ADSL2/2+, otherwise in
increments of 32
Default: 32 Kbps
Field
Description
Downstream Max Rate
Maximum downstream rate
Range: 32 - 32736 Kbps in
increments of 4 with
ADSL2/2+, otherwise in
increments of 32
Default: 8064 Kbps
Downstream Interleave Delay
Range: 1-63 ms
Default: 8 ms
Upstream Min Rate
Minimum upstream rate
Range: 32 - 8160 Kbps in
increments of 4 with
ADSL2/2+, otherwise in
increments of 32
Default: 32 Kbps
Upstream Max Rate
Maximum upstream rate
Range: 32 - 8160 Kbps in
increments of 4 with
ADSL2/2+, otherwise in
increments of 32
Default: 864 Kbps
Upstream Interleave Delay
Range: 1-16 ms
Default: 8 ms
L2 Entry Rate
This parameter specifies the
downstream data rate
threshold that triggers L2
power state. The L2 entry
rate must be less than L2
exit rate
Range: 0- 1024 Kbps
Default: 64 Kbps
Min L2 Data Rate
This parameter specifies the
minimum data rate during L2
power state. The L2 data
rate must be greater than L2
exit rate
Range: 256 - 1024 Kbps
Default: 256 Kbps
Field
Description
L2 Exit Rate
This parameter specifies the
downstream data rate that
triggers the exit from L2
power state. The L2 exit rate
must be less than L2 data
rate
Range: 0- 1024 Kbps
Default: 128 Kbps
Configure a spectrum profile.
ADSL Spectrum Profile defines the line standard, transmission
mode, SNR margin, etc.
Table 1 Spectrum Profile window field descriptions
Field
Description
Spectrum Profile
Spectrum profile name (A character string up
to 32 characters)
Line Standard
ADSL2/ReADSL2/G.DMT Annex A Auto
mode
ADSL2plus/ADSL2/ReADSL2/G.DMT Annex
A Auto mode
ADSL2plus/ADSL2/G.DMT Annex B Auto
mode
ADSL2/G.DMT Annex B Auto mode
G.dmt Annex A
G.dmt Annex B
Annex A multimode
T1.413
G.lite Annex A
ADSL2 AnnexB
ADSL2Plus AnnexB
ADSL2Plus AnnexM Automode
ADSL2 AnnexM Automode
Field
Description
ADSL2Plus AnnexM
ADSL2 AnnexM
Transmission mode
Options: Echo Cancellation / FDM
Default: FDM
Tx Power Attenuation
Range: 0-40 dB in increments of 1dB
Default: 0 dB
ATM Header Compression
Options: Enable / Disable
Default: Disable
Rate Mode
Options: Fixed / Adaptive at Startup /
Adaptive at Runtime
Default: Adaptive at Runtime
Spectrum Mask
Options: No Mask / RFI Mask
Default: No Mask
T1.413 Fallback
Options: Enable / Disable
Default: Enable
Downstream
Target SNR Margin
Range: 0 ~ 31 dB
Default: 6 dB
Min SNR Margin
Must be at least 3 dB lower than the target
downstream SNR margin.
Range: 0 ~ 31 dB
Default: 0 dB
Upshift SNR Margin
Only applicable with adaptive rate mode at
run time. Must be at least 1 dB higher than
target downstream SNR margin
Range: 0 ~ 31 dB
Default: 9 dB
Downshift SNR Margin
Only applicable with adaptive rate mode at
run time. Must be at least 1 dB lower than
target downstream SNR margin
Range: 0 ~ 31 dB
Default: 3 dB
Minimum Overhead Rate
Range: 4~28 kbps
Default: 4 bps
Field
Description
Max SNR Margin
Must be at least 3 dB higher than the target
downstream SNR margin.
Range: 0 ~ 31 dB
Default: 31 dB
Bit Swapping
Options: Enable / Disable
Default: Enable
Min Upshift Time
Only applicable with adaptive rate mode at
run time
Range: 0 ~ 16383 seconds
Default: 60
Min Downshift Time
Only applicable with adaptive rate mode at
run time.
Value range: 0 ~ 16383 s
Default: 60 s
Upstream
Target SNR Margin
Range: 0 ~ 31 dB
Default: 6 dB
Min SNR Margin
Must be at least 3 dB lower than the target
upstream SNR margin.
Range: 0 ~ 31 dB
Default: 0 dB
Upshift SNR Margin
Only applicable with adaptive rate mode at
run time. Must be at least 1 dB higher than
the target downstream SNR margin
Range: 0 ~ 31 dB
Default: 9 dB
Downshift SNR Margin
Only applicable with adaptive rate mode at
run time. Must be at least 1 dB lower than the
target downstream SNR margin
Range: 0 ~ 31 dB
Default: 3 dB
Minimum Overhead Rate
Range: 4~28 Kbps
Default: 4 bps
Max SNR Margin
Must be at least 3 dB higher than the target
upstream SNR margin
Field
Description
Range: 0 ~ 31 dB
Default: 31 dB
Bit Swapping
Options: Enable / Disable
Default: Enable
Min Upshift Time
Only applicable with adaptive rate mode at
run time
Range: 0 ~ 16383 seconds
Default: 60
Min Downshift Time
Only applicable with adaptive rate mode at
run time.
Range: 0 ~ 16383 seconds
Default: 60
Power Management State
Options: Disabled / L3 only/ L2 only / L3 and
L2
Default: Disabled
Min Time Between An Exit
The minimum duration between exit and
and the Next Entry
reentry of L2 state. Not applicable when L2
state is disabled.
Range: 120 ~ 255 seconds
Default: 180
L2 ATPR
This parameter represents the maximum
aggregate transmit power reduction (in dB)
that can be performed through a single
Power Trim in the L2 state.
Range: 0 ~ 31 dB
Default: 3 dB
Upstream Max Nominal
Range: -63 ~ -34 dB in increments of 0.1dB
PSD
Default: -40 dB
Upstream Max Nominal
Range:0 ~ 20 dBm in increments of 0.1dBm
ATP
Default:12.5 dBm
PSD Power Adaptation
Options: Fixed, priority to rate, priority to
Mode
power
Default: priority to rate
Auto Mode Beta
Range: 1~255
Default: 1
10
Field
Description
Min L2 Entry Time
Not applicable when L2 state is disabled.
Range: 900 ~ 65535 seconds
Default: 900
L2 Time
This parameter represents the minimum time
(in seconds) between an Entry into the L2
state and the first Power Trim in the L2 state
and between two consecutive power trims in
the L2 State.
Range: 0 ~ 255 seconds
Default: 255
Downstream Max Nominal
Range: -65 ~ -36 dB in increments of 0.1dB
PSD
Default: -40 dB
Downstream Max Nominal
Range:0 ~ -20 dBm in increments of 0.1dBm
ATP
Default: 20 dBm
Upstream Max Receive
Range: -25.5 ~ 25.5dBm in increments of 0.1
Power
dBm
Default: 25.5 dBm
Auto Mode Alpha
Range: 1- 255
Default: 4
Configure a configuration template which used the service profile
and spectrum profile created in the previous steps.
ADSL profile is in a form of template, a template is consisted of
an ADSL Service Profile and an ADSL Spectrum Profile.
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Lock the ADSL port, if unlocked, prior to ADSL port
configuration.
Assign the ADSL profile to the ADSL port.
This window displays the status and rate of each ADSL port.
ADSL port can be locked or unlocked and a profile can be
assigned to a locked ADSL port from this window.
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Select one or more (use the Shift key) locked ADSL port entries
and click <Assign Profile>.
Unlock the ADSL port to enable it.
Click Unlock to enable port.
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Check the link between the ADSL port and CPE.
Check ADSL port operational status is Enable.
Check Current Rate from Channel status, ATU-C is for
downstream; ATU-R is for upstream.
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Add VLAN
From the configuration management navigation tree, select
[Node/Shelf (x)/Slot (y): IPADSL8A/VLAN], and then select the
VLAN tab to display the VLAN Summary window.
This window displays the VLANs created for a module and its
related parameters. From this window a VLAN can be added,
modified or deleted.
Create VLAN 2, add wan port and bridge port 1:0.35.
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ICM3Ge configuration
Enable Double tagging
To enable double tagging function, select Enabled from the
Double Tagging radio buttons area.
The Confirmation Dialog Box will be displayed indicating the
effect the action will cause. Click <Yes> to enable the double
tagging function.
Change internal port mode
From the configuration management navigation tree, select the
Ethernet port branch of the required module, [Node/Shelf (x)/Slot
(y): ICM3Ge/Ethernet Port Configuration].Select the Internal
Ethernet Port Configuration tab. Modify internal port mode to UNI
without Egress Translation.
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Add SPVLAN
From the configuration management navigation tree, select
[Node/Shelf (x)/Slot (y): ICM3Geh/SPVLAN] and then select the
SPVLAN Setup tab. The SPVLAN Setup window is displayed.
This Window lists the existing SPVLANs and their related
parameters. From this window spvlan can be added, modified
and deleted.
Take add VLAN 177 for example.
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The Add Service Provider VLAN window is displayed.
Select proper internal port as untagged member port and proper
GE port as tagged member.
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Saving configuration
Perform the following steps to save a configuration:
Select [Configuration/Save Configuration] from the main menu. A
message is displayed asking for a confirmation before
proceeding, click <Yes>.
A second message box will display requesting whether to save
the configuration on the server.
If <No> is selected, a message box will display indicating that
the configuration was successfully saved to flash memory.
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If Yes was selected, the Backup Node window will be displayed
after saving the configuration to flash memory.
Verify configuration
Test preset condition:
Smartbit port 1-----ge port-----ICM3Ge
--IPADSL8A----CPE----Smartbit port 2
Test steps:
1. Configure IGM3Ge and IPADSL8A as above steps
2. send stream from Smartbit port 1 and 2
Test result:
1. Configure success.
2. stream can receive correctly.
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