n Intelligent application configuration requirement
n Board configuration requirement
n Network-level protection configuration requirement
n Equipment-level protection configuration requirement
n Orderwire & ECC configuration requirement
n Clock configuration requirement
n Auxiliary interface configuration requirement
2.1 Network ID and IP Configuration Requirement
Table 2-1 lists the configuration requirements of network ID and IP.
Table 2-1 Network ID and IP configuration requirements
Type |
Requirements |
ID |
In the networks managed by one NM, the ID of each NE is unique. |
In a ring network, the ID of NE should increase one by one along the direction of the primary ring. |
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The ID of main subrack should be allocated prior to that of extension subrack. |
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In a complex network, the ID of stations on ring should be allocated before that on chain. For example, if the ID on ring is 1 to N, the ID on a chain should be N+1, N+2¼ |
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When adding NE, the IDs of existing NEs remain unchanged. The ID of new NE increases along the primary ring on condition that it is unique. |
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IP |
An IP address is necessary for gateway NE and is optional for non-gateway NE. |
The default subnet is 129.9.0.0. Subnet mask is 255.255.0.0. |
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The IP address of NE needs not to be set manually, because it varies with ID. |
2.2 Intelligent Application Configuration Requirement
Perform the operation required below before enabling the intelligent features of the OptiX OSN 9500.
Table 2-2 Intelligent application configuration requirements
No. |
Requirements |
1 |
Each NE should load and enable the intelligent software. If there is no application requirement, the intelligent software may remain disabled by default. |
2 |
The node ID of the NE with intelligent feature must be unique in a network. The ID cannot be changed after the intelligent service is configured. |
3 |
The node IP address is 1.1.1.N. N refers to the Node ID, which can be the same with the NE ID or not. The subnet mask is 255.255.0.0. |
4 |
In a hybrid network comprising intelligent NE and non-intelligent NE, only static services can be configured. That is, the network has no intelligent features. |
2.3 Board Configuration Requirement
2.3.1 Cross-Connect Board
Configure a cross-connect board depending on the service capacity and the increase tendency. Select the cross-connect board based on the requirements in Table 2-3.
Table 2-3 Configuration requirements of cross-connect board
Board |
Higher order cross-connect capacity |
Lower order cross-connect capacity |
Configuration mode |
EXCH |
720 G |
NA |
1+1 hot backup protection |
GXCH |
400 G |
NA |
1+1 hot backup protection |
GXCL |
NA |
20 G |
1+1 hot backup protection |
2.3.2 SDH Board
1. Slot Requirement
Figure 2-1 shows the slot access capacity with GXCH configured. The access capacity of each slot is variable with the actual configuration. Table 2-4 shows the correspondence between 20 G slots and 5 G slots. Follow the rules below when configuring SDH board:
n The total capacity of boards in each group shown in Table 2-4 cannot exceed 30 G. The capacity of the first slot is no more than 20 G, and that of the latter two slots is no more than 10 G.
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