OptiX OSN 3800/6800/8800
Web LCT Operation and
Maintenance
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Foreword
Like iManager T2000, Web LCT is an effective tool to
implement the NE configurations and perform the
maintenance and management operations.
Then, how to use Web LCT in practice?
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Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
Implement the configurations of OptiX OSN
3800/6800/8800 using Web LCT.
Perform maintenance and management operations of
OptiX OSN 3800/6800/8800 using Web LCT.
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Contents
1.
Preparations for Configuration
2.
Basic Configuration
3.
Maintenance and Management Operations
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Preparations for Configuration
Operation Precautions:
When a hazardous operation is performed, the Web
LCT will ask for confirmation.
The Web LCT Online Help must be installed in the
English file path. Otherwise, it can not run properly.
Avoid modifying the IP address of the Web LCT server
computer.
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Preparations for Configuration
Connecting the Web LCT to the NE:
By Ethernet cable directly.
Through the DCN.
By the RS 232 Serial Port Cable.
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Preparations for Configuration
Logging In to the Web LCT:
user admin
Password: password
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Preparations for Configuration
NE List:
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Preparations for Configuration
NE Explorer:
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Preparations for Configuration
NE Panel:
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Contents
1.
Preparations for Configuration
2.
Basic Configuration
3.
Maintenance and Management Operations
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Contents
2. Basic Configuration
2.1 Creating NEs
2.2 Configuring Master/Slave Subrack
2.3 Configuring Boards
2.4 Creating Fibers
2.5 Synchronizing the NE Time
2.6 Setting Performance Monitoring Parameters
2.7 Configuring Wavelength Grooming
2.8 Configuring WDM Services
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Creating NEs
Creating NEs in Batches:
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Creating NEs
Creating a Single NE
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Configuring Slave Subrack
The OptiX OSN 8800 I Should configure slave
subrack.
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Configuring Boards
OSN 3800
OSN 6800
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Configuring Boards
Checking Board Parameters
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Configuring Boards
Configuring Wavelength and FEC
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Creating Fibers
Fiber Management
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Creating Fibers
You must create fibers on a per-NE basis before you
configure services. The source and sink boards of the
fibers can be in different subracks, but must be
within the same NE.
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Synchronizing the NE Time
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Setting Performance Monitoring
Parameters
Enabled15-Minute Auto-Report and 24-Hour AutoReport.
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Configuring Wavelength
Grooming
Optical grooming is the configuration of logical
wavelength routes, realized by optical cross connection.
WSD9 + RMU9 (WSM9): Mainly applied to inter-ring nodes
and suitable for multidimensional grooming. It supports the
grooming of at most eight dimensions.
WSMD4+WSMD4: Mainly applied to inter-ring nodes and
suitable for the grooming in no more than four dimensions.
ROAM: Applied to common nodes and suitable for twodimensional grooming.
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Wavelength Grooming Configuration Flow
If the single-station cross-connection
is configured, the logic fiber
connection between NEs and between
boards that are inside the NEs must
be created on the NM.
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Configuring Wavelength
Grooming
Configuring the Edge Port:
The line-side
ports of the
FIU and OTU
are the
Fixed Edge
Port by
default.
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The ports that
have been
added with
fiber
connections
between NEs
should be here.
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Configuring Wavelength
Grooming
There are detailed physical
routes according to each
cross-connection.
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Configuring Wavelength
Grooming
Configuring Single-Station Optical Cross-Connection:
Through the creation of single station optical crossconnection, the routes of inter-board services are
configured.
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Power Automatically
Adjustment
Add wavelengths
M
4
0
NS
2
MUX
WSMD4
/RMU9
Set nominal
input power
OBU1
FIU
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Power Automatically
Adjustment
Drop wavelengths
FIU
Set nominal
output power
OBU1
WSD9
DMUX
NS
2
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Power Automatically
Adjustment
Pass though wavelengths
FIU
OBU1
Set nominal
output power
WSMD4
/WSD9
/ROAM
WSMD4
/RMU9
/ROAM
Set nominal
input power
OBU1
FIU
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Power Automatically
Adjustment
Set amplifier nominal input/output power
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Power Manually Adjustment
Set attenuation or target output
ROAM board
WSD9 board
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Configuring WDM Services
The grooming function of electrical cross-connections of WDM
equipment helps WDM networks to change from static networks to
dynamic networks.
Electrical cross-connections are classified as follows:
According to the cross-connection level and granularity, electrical crossconnections are classified into, for example, GE, Any and ODUk crossconnections.
According to the grooming mode, electrical cross-connections are classified
into centralized cross-connections and distributed cross-connections.
According to the location of cross-connection, electrical cross-connections
can be in straight-through mode or cross-connect mode.
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WDM Service Configuration
Flow
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Configuring WDM Services
Configuring Normal Cross-Connection Services:
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Configuring WDM Services
Check the service have been create:
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Configuring ANY Service
TQM/LQM/TOM/LOM/LDM
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Configuring Service Timeslots
the number of timeslots required by each type of service:
Service
Type
Number of
timeslots
Service
Type
Number of
timeslots
GE
FC100
FE
FC200
12
STM-1
FICON
STM-4
FICON
Express
12
STM-16
16
HDTV
11
OC3
DVBASI
OC12
DVBSDI
OC48
16
ESCON
FDDI
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Configuring Service Timeslots
(Cont.)
TX1/RX1
TX2/RX2
TX3/RX3
TX4/RX4
IN/OUT
TX1/RX1
TX2/RX2
TX3/RX3
TX4/RX4
IN/OUT
LQM
D
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LQM
D
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Contents
1.
Preparations for Configuration
2.
Basic Configuration
3.
Maintenance and Management Operations
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Contents
3. Maintenance and Management Operations
3.1 Managing NE Users
3.2 Modifying NEs
3.3 Alarm and Performance Management
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Managing NE Users
NE User list
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Managing NE Users
Creating an NE User:
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Managing NE Users
Changing the NE User Password:
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Modifying NEs
Modifying NE Attributes:
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Modifying NEs
Deleting Boards:
Prerequisite:
Deleting Fibers:
Prerequisite:
Fiber connections must be deleted before you delete the board.
There are no trails on the fiber to delete.
Deleting an NE:
Prerequisite:
Fibers and cables connected to the NE must be deleted.
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Alarm and Performance
Management
Check Alarms
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Alarm and Performance
Management
Check Performance Events
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Summary
Preparations for Configuration.
Basic Configuration.
Maintenance and Management Operations.
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