ONU Management Settings

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Local ONU Management Settings ....................................................................................................................... 1
1.1 Local ONU Management Configuration Tasks ...................................................................................................... 1
1.2 Authenticating and Registering ONU..................................................................................................................... 1
1.3 Setting the Delay Time of MPCP........................................................................................................................... 2
1.4 Adding the Description String for ONU.................................................................................................................. 3
1.5 Canceling ONU Registration ................................................................................................................................. 3
1.6 Removing the Dynamic ONU Binding ................................................................................................................... 4
1.7 Removing Dynamic ONU Binding Automatically ................................................................................................... 4
1.8 Setting the Timeout Time of Automatic Removal of Dynamic ONU Binding.......................................................... 4
1.9 Enabling or Disabling ONU Registration when the Successful Discovery of CTC OAM of ONU Times out ......... 5
1.10 Setting the Timeout Time for Waiting for Successful ONU CTC OAM Discovery................................................ 5
1.11 Setting the Waiting Time and Transmission Times of OAM Transmission after the Initial Registration of ACE
ONU is Resumed......................................................................................................................................................... 6
1.12 Enabling or Disabling the Print of ONU Power-Off Alarm Log............................................................................. 6
1.13 Setting the IP Address of OLT Manager .............................................................................................................. 6
1.14 Setting the IP Address of the Serial Bridge of ONU ............................................................................................ 7
Chapter 2 Remote Global Control Commands of ONU........................................................................................................ 8
2.1 Global Remote ONU Management Configuration Tasks ....................................................................................... 8
2.2 Restarting ONU ..................................................................................................................................................... 9
2.3 Updating the ONU version..................................................................................................................................... 9
2.4 Updating ONU EEPROM..................................................................................................................................... 10
2.5 Resuming the Default Settings of ACE ONU....................................................................................................... 11
2.6 Switching over the ONU with Dual PON Ports .................................................................................................... 11
2.7 Encrypting ONU................................................................................................................................................... 12
2.8 Configuring the Static MAC Address of ONU ...................................................................................................... 12
2.9 Removing the Dynamic MAC Address of ONU ................................................................................................... 13
2.10 Configuring the Learning Mode of the ONU MAC Address Table...................................................................... 13
2.11 Setting the Aging Time of the MAC Address Table of ONU ............................................................................... 14
2.12 Setting the Schedule Policy of the ONU CoS Priority Queue............................................................................ 14
2.13 Setting the Schedule Policy of the CoS Priority Queue of the ONU PON Port ................................................. 15
2.14 Setting the Bandwidth of the ONU CoS Priority Queue..................................................................................... 16
2.15 Setting the Bandwidth of the CoS Priority Queue of the ONU PON Port .......................................................... 16
2.16 Setting the ONU CoS Priority Queue ................................................................................................................ 17
2.17 Setting the CoS Priority Queue ONU PON Port................................................................................................ 17
2.18 Setting the Isolation of the ONU Port ................................................................................................................ 18
2.19 Setting the IP Address of ONU .......................................................................................................................... 18
2.20 Setting the ONU Mirror...................................................................................................................................... 19
2.21 Setting the Attack Prevention of ONU ............................................................................................................... 20
2.22 Setting the Serial Interface Mode of ONU ......................................................................................................... 21
2.23 Setting the IP Address of the Serial Bridge of ONU .......................................................................................... 22
2.24 Creating VLAN on ONU..................................................................................................................................... 22

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2.25 Displaying the Basic ONU Information .............................................................................................................. 22

2.26 Displaying the CTC-defined Basic ONU Information......................................................................................... 23
2.27 Displaying the ONU MAC Address Table .......................................................................................................... 23
Chapter 3 Remote UNI Control Configuration of ONU ....................................................................................................... 24
3.1 Remote UNI Management Configuration Tasks .................................................................................................. 24
3.2 Setting the VLAN Mode of ONU.......................................................................................................................... 25
3.3 Setting the VLAN Translation Entry of the ONU Port .......................................................................................... 29
3.4 Setting the VLAN Aggregation Entry of the ONU Port......................................................................................... 29
3.5 Setting Flow Control on the ONU Port................................................................................................................. 30
3.6 Limiting the Maximum Number of MAC addresses of the ONU Port................................................................... 30
3.7 Setting Storm Control on the ONU Port............................................................................................................... 31
3.8 Setting the Rate Limit of the ONU Port................................................................................................................ 32
3.9 Setting Loopback Detection of the ONU Port...................................................................................................... 32
3.10 Setting the Duplex Mode of the ONU Port......................................................................................................... 33
3.11 Setting the Speed of ONU Port.......................................................................................................................... 33
3.12 Setting the Auto-Negotiation of the ONU Port ................................................................................................... 34
3.13 Setting the Frame Filtration of the ONU Port..................................................................................................... 34
3.14 Setting the Default CoS Value of the ONU Port ................................................................................................ 35
3.15 Enabling or Disabling the ONU UNI Port........................................................................................................... 35
3.16 Applying the Standard CTC QoS Policy on the ONU Port................................................................................. 36
3.17 Applying the QoS Policy on the ONU Port......................................................................................................... 36
3.18 Applying the MAC Access List on the ONU Port ............................................................................................... 37
3.19 Applying the IP Access List on the ONU Port .................................................................................................... 37
3.20 Setting the attributes of a Serial Interface of ONU ............................................................................................ 38
3.21 Setting the Buffer of the Serial Interface of ONU............................................................................................... 39
3.22 Setting the Keepalive of the Serial Interface of ONU ........................................................................................ 39
3.23 Setting Loopback Detection of the Serial Interface of ONU .............................................................................. 40
3.24 Displaying Packet Statistics on the ONU Port................................................................................................... 41
3.25 Displaying the Status of the ONU Port .............................................................................................................. 41
3.26 Displaying the VLAN Information on the ONU Port........................................................................................... 41
Chapter 4 Basic EPON Networking Examples ................................................................................................................... 42
4.1 Networking Requirements ................................................................................................................................... 42
4.2 Network Topology ................................................................................................................................................ 42
4.3 Configuration Procedure...................................................................................................................................... 42

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Chapter 1 Local ONU Management Settings

1.1 Local ONU Management Configuration Tasks

Local ONU Management settings includes the following tasks :

z Authenticating and Registering ONU

z Setting the delay of MPCP

z Adding the Description String for ONU

z Canceling ONU registration

z Removing the Dynamic ONU Binding Manually

z Removing Dynamic ONU Binding Automatically

z Setting the Timeout Time of the Automatic Removal Dynamic ONU Binding

z Enabling or Disabling ONU Registration when the Successful Discovery of CTC OAM of
ONU Times out

z Setting the Timeout Time for Waiting for Successful CTC OAM Discovery of ONU

z Setting the Waiting Time and Transmission Times of OAM Transmission after the Initial
Registration of ACE ONU is Resumed

z Enabling and Disabling the Print of ONU Power-Off Alarm Log

z Setting the IP Address of OLT Manager

z Setting the IP Address of the Bridge of the ONU Serial Interface

1.2 Authenticating and Registering ONU

You can run epon onu-registration-method mac on OLT to enable the ONU MAC
detection mechanism at MPCP registration. After the ONU MAC detection mechanism
is enabled, ONUs without static binding settings cannot be registered to OLT. If you
want to add static binding entries, run epon bind-onu mac-address llid-sequence.
One LLID port maps to only one ONU’s MAC address.

By default, the ONU MAC detection mechanism at MPCP registration is disabled; in

this case all ONUs can be registered freely.

If you have set epon onu-authemethod manun-al for manual ONU authentication,
ONU registration still needs the manual confirmation of the administration for being
authenticated.

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As to the authenticated ONU, OLT will automatically obtain the type and number of the
ONU ports and release the saved settings to ONU; before this, ONU can obtain only
one 10Kbps bandwidth and cannot be set remotely. You can run epon conform-onu
{mac-address value | interface epon slot/port:sequence} to let ONU pass through
the authentication. Authentication is not required by ONU by default.

The ONU information, including the LLID number, ONU’s MAC address, ONU
description character string, binding type (static or dynamic) and ONU states
(deregistered, registered, authenticated, or automatically configured), can be browsed
if you run show epon onu-information [interface epon slot/port].

Note:

Once ONU passes through the authentication, or it is set not to base on the
authentication and the registration is successful, the MAC address of ONU and the
static binding entries of the LLID number will be automatically added; when this
settings is saved and the system is restarted, this ONU will not be re-authenticated.

Run the following commands to control ONU registration and authentication:

Procedure Purpose
enable Enters the privileged configuration mode.

config Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface epon slot/port Enters the EPON port configuration mode.

epon onu-authen-method manual Conducts manual authentication to the successfully

registered ONU.

epon conform-onu {mac-address Enables the successfully registered ONU to pass

value | interface epon through the authentication.
slot/port:sequence}

epon bind-onu mac-address Adds static binding entries.

llid-sequence

epon onu-registration-method mac Opens the checkup mechanism of the ONU MAC
address during MPCP registration.

Show epon onu-information [interface Displays the ONU information.

epon slot/port]

exit Exits from the EPON interface configuration mode.

exit Exits from the global configuration mode.

exit Exits from the privileged configuration mode.

1.3 Setting the Delay Time of MPCP

To set the delay time of MPCP, you can use the epon mpcp-registration-mode
{normal | ctc value} command.

Conduct the following steps:

Procedure Purpose

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enable Enters the privileged configuration mode.

config Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port Enters the EPON interface configuration mode.

epon Sets the delay of MPCP.

mpcp-registration-mode
{normal | ctc value}

exit Exits from the EPON interface configuration mode.

exit Exits from the global configuration mode.

exit Exits from the privileged configuration mode.

1.4 Adding the Description String for ONU

To add the description character string for ONU, you can use the command, epon onu
description string.

Conduct the following steps:

Procedure Purpose
enable Enters the privileged configuration mode.

config Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

slot/port:llid

epon onu Adds the description string for ONU.

description string

exit Exits from the LLID interface configuration mode.

exit Exits from the global configuration mode.

exit Exits from the privileged configuration mode.

1.5 Canceling ONU Registration

To cancel ONU registration, you can use this command, epon reset onu
{mac-address value | interface epon slot/port:sequence}.

Its detailed procedure is shown below:

Procedure Purpose
enable Enters the privileged configuration mode.

epon epon Deregisters an ONU.

deregister-onu
{interface epon
slot/port:sequence}

exit Exits from the privileged configuration mode.

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Note: After ONU is deregistered, registration will be conducted automatically.

1.6 Removing the Dynamic ONU Binding

If you want to clear the dynamic ONU binding manually, you can use this command,
clear epon dynamic-binding [interface epon slot/port].

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Procedure Purpose
enable Enters the privileged configuration mode.

clear epon Removes the information about dynamic ONU binding manually.
dynamic-binding
[interface epon
slot/port]

exit Exits from the privileged configuration mode.

Note: Only when ONU does not pass authentication and after ONU is deregistered can
the information about dynamic ONU binding be known.

1.7 Removing Dynamic ONU Binding Automatically

If you want this system to clear the dynamic ONU binding automatically, you can use
this command, epon dynamic-binding-timeout {disable | enable}.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Procedure Purpose
enable Enters the privileged configuration mode.

config Enters the global configuration mode.

epon Sets whether to clear the dynamic ONU binding automatically or not.
dynamic-binding-timeout
{disable | enable}

exit Exits from the global configuration mode.

exit Exits from the privileged configuration mode.

Note: Only when ONU does not pass authentication and after ONU is deregistered can
the information about dynamic ONU binding be known.

1.8 Setting the Timeout Time of Automatic Removal of Dynamic

ONU Binding

If you want this system to clear the timeout time of the automatic removal of dynamic
ONU binding, you can use this command, epon dynamic-binding-timeout value.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

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Procedure Purpose
enable Enters the privileged configuration mode.

config Enters the global configuration mode.

epon Sets the timeout time of the automatic removal of dynamic ONU binding.
dynamic-binding-timeout
value

exit Exits from the global configuration mode.

exit Exits from the privileged configuration mode.

Note: Only when ONU does not pass authentication and after ONU is deregistered can
the information about dynamic ONU binding be known.

1.9 Enabling or Disabling ONU Registration when the

Successful Discovery of CTC OAM of ONU Times out

If you want to enable or disable ONU deregistration when the discovery of CTC OAM
of ONU times out, run epon ctc-oam-discovery-timeout {disable | enable}.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Procedure Purpose
enable Enters the privileged configuration mode.

config Enters the global configuration mode.

epon Enables or disables ONU deregistration when the discovery of CTC

ctc-oam-discovery-timeout OAM of ONU times out.
{disable | enable}

exit Exits from the global configuration mode.

exit Exits from the privileged configuration mode.

1.10 Setting the Timeout Time for Waiting for Successful ONU
CTC OAM Discovery

If you want to set the timeout time for waiting for successful CTC OAM discovery of
ONU, run epon ctc-oam-discovery-timeout value. If it times out, OLT will try to
deregister ONU to resume the fault that makes CTC OAM discovery unsuccessful.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Procedure Purpose
enable Enters the privileged configuration mode.

config Enters the global configuration mode.

epon Sets the timeout time for waiting for successful CTC OAM discovery of
ctc-oam-discovery-timeout ONU.

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value

exit Exits from the global configuration mode.

exit Exits from the privileged configuration mode.

1.11 Setting the Waiting Time and Transmission Times of OAM

Transmission after the Initial Registration of ACE ONU is
Resumed

If you want to set the waiting time and transmission times of OAM transmission after
the initial registration of ACE ONU is resumed, run epon ace-reset-delay value
count.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Procedure Purpose
enable Enters the privileged configuration mode.

config Enters the global configuration mode.

epon Sets the waiting time and transmission times of OAM transmission after the
ace-reset-delay initial registration of ACE ONU is resumed.
value count

exit Exits from the global configuration mode.

exit Exits from the privileged configuration mode.

1.12 Enabling or Disabling the Print of ONU Power-Off Alarm

Log

If you want to enable or disable the print of ONU power-off alarm log, run epon
dying-gasp-log {disable | enable}.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Procedure Purpose
enable Enters the privileged configuration mode.

config Enters the global configuration mode.

epon dying-gasp-log Enables or disables the print of ONU power-off alarm log.
{disable | enable}

exit Exits from the global configuration mode.

exit Exits from the privileged configuration mode.

1.13 Setting the IP Address of OLT Manager

If you want to set the IP address of OLT network manager, run epon snmp-ipaddress
ip-address.

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The detailed procedure is shown below:

Procedure Purpose
enable Enters the privileged configuration mode.

config Enters the global configuration mode.

epon snmp-ipaddress Sets the IP address of OLT network manager.

ip-address

exit Exits from the global configuration mode.

exit Exits from the privileged configuration mode.

1.14 Setting the IP Address of the Serial Bridge of ONU

If you establish the correlation of the bridge’s IP address and the index and then apply
the index in LLID interface configuration mode, you can enable the IP address of the
bridge, which corresponds to the index, to be reported to ONU.

Procedure Purpose
enable Enters the privileged configuration mode.

config Enters the global configuration mode.

[no] serial-bridge remote Sets the correlation of the bridge’s IP address and the index.
index address A.B.C.D
index stands for the index of the serial bridge;

A.B.C.D stands for the IP address of the serial bridge.

exit Exits from the global configuration mode.

exit Exits from the privileged configuration mode.

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Chapter 2 Remote Global Control Commands of

ONU

2.1 Global Remote ONU Management Configuration Tasks

Remote global ONU management configuration tasks include:

z Restarting ONU

z Updating the ONU Version

z Updating ONU EEPROM

z Resuming the Default Settings of ACE ONU

z Switching over the ONU with Dual PON Ports

z Encrypting ONU

z Configuring the Static MAC Address of ONU

z Removing the Dynamic MAC Address of ONU

z Configuring the Learning Mode of the ONU MAC Address Table

z Setting the Aging Time of the MAC Address Table of ONU

z Setting the Schedule Policy of the ONU CoS Priority Queue

z Setting the Schedule Policy of the CoS Priority Queue of the ONU PON Port

z Setting the Bandwidth of the ONU CoS Priority Queue

z Setting the Bandwidth of the CoS Priority Queue of the ONU PON Port

z Setting the ONU CoS Priority Queue

z Setting the CoS Priority Queue ONU PON Port

z Setting the Isolation of the ONU Port

z Setting the ONU IP Address

z Setting the ONU Mirror

z Setting the Attack Prevention of ONU

z Setting the Serial Interface Mode of ONU

z Setting the IP Address of the Serial Bridge of ONU

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z Creating VLAN on ONU

z Displaying the Basic ONU Information

z Displaying the CTC-defined Basic ONU Information

z Displaying the ONU MAC Address Table

Remote ONU management is realized through OAM; OAM includes the CTC-defined
OAM and the private OAM defined by the manufacturer.

2.2 Restarting ONU

To restart an ONU, you can use this command, epon reset onu {mac-address value |
interface epon slot/port: sequence}.

This command can be realized through CTC OAM, and all ONUs that support CTC
OAM support this command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Procedure Purpose
enable Enters the privileged configuration mode.

epon reboot onu Restarts an ONU.

{mac-address
value | interface
epon
slot/port:sequence}

exit Exits from the privileged configuration mode.

2.3 Updating the ONU version

IEP3310/3314 supports to update the ONU version remotely from OLT. The ONU
update software need be downloaded to the flash memory of IEP3310/3314. For the
detailed download procedure, please see the chapter related to software update in
Basic Configuration in the configuration volume. The detailed command is shown
below:

epon update onu image image_name interface epon slot/port[:sequence]。

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
enable Enters the privileged configuration mode.

epon update onu image Updates the ONU version. If the port parameter is the EPON
image_name interface epon port, all ONU software on this port can be upgraded
slot/port[:sequence] synchronously; if the port parameter is the LLID port, a single
ONU software will be upgraded.

epon commit-onu-image-update Confirms the upgrade of this version after ONU is restarted

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interface epon slot/port[:sequence] and registered again.

exit Exits from the privileged configuration mode.

Note:

1. Unless the to-be-updated software matches the corresponding ONU type can this
software not be updated.

2. During the update process of ONU software, do not cut off the power of ONU.
After the completion of ONU update, OLT will notify users of the successful ONU
update by the way of log, and ONU will use the updated version for rebooting.

3. After the ONU version is updated and restarted, you need to run epon
commit-onu-image-update on OLT to confirm the ONU version.

2.4 Updating ONU EEPROM

The ONU EEPROM file has saved the MAC address and the sequence ID of ONU. If
the information need be altered, the ONU EEPROM file need be updated.
IEP3310/3314 supports to update the ONU EEPROM configuration file remotely from
OLT and the command is epon update onu eeprom-image file-name interface epon
slot/port:sequence.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this kind of
version download.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Procedure Purpose
enable Enters the privileged configuration mode.

epon update onu Updates the ONU EEPROM file.

eeprom-image
file-name interface
epon
slot/port:sequence

epon reboot onu Restarts an ONU.

{mac-address
value | interface
epon
slot/port:sequence}

exit Exits from the privileged configuration mode.

Note:

1. After the ONU EEPROM file is updated, ONU need be restarted and then the
newly configured information takes effect.

2. During the update process of ONU software, do not cut off the power of ONU.

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2.5 Resuming the Default Settings of ACE ONU

At its first registration ACE ONU needs to resume its default settings through the
private OAM. The resuming of the default settings can be conducted automatically in
normal cases, or can be realized through the epon ace-recover command.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ACE ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Procedure Purpose
enable Enters the privileged configuration mode.

epon ace-recover Resumes the default settings.

{mac-address
value | interface
epon
slot/port:sequence}

exit Exits from the privileged configuration mode.

Note:

After the default settings is resumed, ONU need be restarted.

2.6 Switching over the ONU with Dual PON Ports

ONU with two PON ports can use this two commands, epon switch-onu-pon and
epon switch-onu-pon-and-back, to conduct the switchover of the PON ports.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ACE ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Procedure Purpose
enable Enters the privileged configuration mode.

epon switch-onu-pon Switches over one PON port to the other one.
interface epon
slot/port:sequence

epon Switches ONU to use the other PON port, conducts registration on this
switch-onu-pon-and-back PON port successfully and then switches back to the original PON port.
interface epon
slot/port:sequence

exit Exits from the privileged configuration mode.

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2.7 Encrypting ONU

ONU has to enable its encryption function and its encryption mode must be the same
as that of OLT, so the downlink packets can be encrypted.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

In general, the encryption function of ONU is enabled by default. You can enable or
disable the encryption function of ONU on OLT and this need not be set.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Procedure Purpose
enable Enters the privileged configuration mode.

config Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

slot/port:llid

epon onu Enables the Triple Churning encryption of ONU in LLID interface
encryption configuration mode.
triple-churning

exit Exits from the LLID interface configuration mode.

exit Exits from the global configuration mode.

exit Exits from the privileged configuration mode.

2.8 Configuring the Static MAC Address of ONU

The static MAC address entries mean those MAC address entries that cannot be aged
by ONU but only be removed manually. According to actual requirements of ONU, you
can decide whether to add or remove static MAC addresses.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface epon 0/1:1 Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no]epon onu mac address-table static Configures the static MAC address of ONU.
mac-addr port port-num
mac-addr means a MAC address.

port-num stands for an egress.

If it is the multicast packet, multiple egresses
can be set at the same time.

exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

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exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

write Saves the settings.

2.9 Removing the Dynamic MAC Address of ONU

In some cases, some learned MAC addresses on ONU need be removed.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no]epon onu clear mac address-table Deletes a dynamic MAC address of ONU.
dynamic [address H.H.H | port port-num]
H.H.H stands for the MAC address.

port-num stands for the UNI port.

exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

write Saves the settings.

2.10 Configuring the Learning Mode of the ONU MAC Address

Table

MAC address learning can generally fall into three modes:

z IVL: Stands for the independent VLAN learning mode. In this mode, VLAN ID and
SRC MAC will be used as indexes to add the entry of the MAC address; VLAN ID
and DST MAC will be used as indexes to search the MAC address table.

z SVL: Stands for the sharing VLAN learning mode. In this mode, SRC MAC will be
used as the index to add the entry of the MAC address; DST MAC will be used as
the index to search the MAC address table.

z No learning: In this mode, the MAC address table will not be learned after the
packets enter the system, but at packet forwarding the MAC address table will be
searched according to VLAN ID and DST MAC.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Note:

ONU 暂时不支持 IVL 模式。

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Command Purpose
configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu mac address-table learning Configures the learning mode of ONU MAC
{ ivl | svl | disable } address table.

ivl stands for the independent VLAN learning

mode.

svl stands for the sharing VLAN learning

mode.

disable means to shut down the learning

function.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

2.11 Setting the Aging Time of the MAC Address Table of ONU

When a dynamically learned MAC address is not used during a designated aging time,
ONU will remove this MAC address from the MAC address table. The MAC aging time
of ONU can be set according to actual needs, and the default aging time is 300
seconds.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu mac address-table Sets the aging time of the ONU MAC address.
aging-time [0 | 15-3825]
0 means that the MAC addresses will not age.

15-3828 means the value range of the MAC

aging time, whose unit is second.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

2.12 Setting the Schedule Policy of the ONU CoS Priority

Queue

ONU currently supports two kinds of port queue schedule algorithms: SP and WRR.

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z SP (Sheer Priority): In this algorithm, only when the high-priority queue is null
can the packets in the low-priority queue be forwarded, and if there are packets
in the high-priority queue these packets will be unconditionally forwarded.

z WRR (Deficit Round Robin): Each priority queue is distributed with a certain
bandwidth and each priority queue will be provided service from high priority to
low priority in turn; when the high-priority queue uses up its own bandwidth, the
next-priority queue will be provided with service.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu scheduler policy { sp | wrr } Sets the queue schedule mode of ONU to sp
or wrr.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

2.13 Setting the Schedule Policy of the CoS Priority Queue of

the ONU PON Port

The PON port of ONU currently supports two kinds of port queue schedule algorithms:
SP and WRR.

z SP (Sheer Priority): In this algorithm, only when the high-priority queue is null
can the packets in the low-priority queue be forwarded, and if there are packets
in the high-priority queue these packets will be unconditionally forwarded.

z WRR (Deficit Round Robin): Each priority queue is distributed with a certain
bandwidth and each priority queue will be provided service from high priority to
low priority in turn; when the high-priority queue uses up its own bandwidth, the
next-priority queue will be provided with service.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu scheduler-pon policy { sp | Sets the uplink queue schedule mode of ONU
wrr } to sp or wrr.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

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Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

2.14 Setting the Bandwidth of the ONU CoS Priority Queue

If this command is run, the bandwidth of all priority queues on all interfaces are
affected. This command validates only when the queue schedule mode is set to WRR.
This command decides the bandwidth weight value of the CoS priority queue when the
WRR schedule policy is used.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Note:

At present, ONU supports 4 priority queues but not the queue bandwidth settings;
when the queue schedule mode is wrr, the bandwidth ratio of 4 queues is 1:2:4:8, so
the following commands are invalid.

Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu scheduler wrr bandwidth Sets the bandwidth for each queue of ONU.
weight1...weightn
weight1~weightn means the bandwidth of
the corresponding queue.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

2.15 Setting the Bandwidth of the CoS Priority Queue of the

ONU PON Port

If this command is run, the bandwidth of all priority queues on all interfaces are
affected. This command validates only when the queue schedule mode is set to WRR.
This command decides the bandwidth weight value of the CoS priority queue when the
WRR schedule policy is used.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

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[no] epon onu scheduler-pon wrr Sets the bandwidth for each uplink queue of
bandwidth weight1...weightn ONU.

weight1~weightn means the bandwidth of

the corresponding queue.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

2.16 Setting the ONU CoS Priority Queue

The function of the priority queue is to transmits the packets to the designated priority
queue according to the CoS value of these packets. The packets of which CoS values
are 0 or 1 will be sent to queue 1, those of which CoS values are 2 or 3 to queue 2,
those of which CoS values are 4 or 5 to queue 3 and those of which CoS values are 6
or 7 to queue 4.

If this command is set, the correlation of the CoS value and the priority queue will be
changed and the packets with the designated CoS value will be sent to the designated
priority queue.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu cos map quid cos1 ... cosn To set the ONU CoS priority queue, run epon
onu cos map quid cos1..cosn.

quid stands for the priority queue.

cos1…cosn stand for the CoS values.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

2.17 Setting the CoS Priority Queue ONU PON Port

The function of the priority queue is to sent the packets to the designated priority
queue according to the CoS value of the packets. By default, the packets of which CoS
values are 0 will be sent to queue 1, those of which CoS values are 1 to queue 2,
those of which CoS values are 2 to queue 3 and those of which CoS values are 3 to
queue 4, and so on.

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If this command is set, the correlation of the CoS value and the priority queue will be
changed and the packets with the designated CoS value will be sent to the designated
priority queue.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu cos-pon map quid cos1 ... Sets the uplink CoS priority queue of ONU.
cosn
quid stands for the priority queue.

cos1…cosn stand for the CoS values.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

2.18 Setting the Isolation of the ONU Port

In normal cases the packets between different UNI ports of ONU can be freely
forwarded. However, in some special cases, you have to set port isolation to forbid the
data flows between UNI ports.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu port-protect Configures ONU port isolation.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

2.19 Setting the IP Address of ONU

Before you access ONU through the telnet mode, you have to set the IP address of
ONU.

The IP address is realized through the private OAM.

To conduct this settings on ONU, you need to run the commands in the following table:

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Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu ip address { dhcp | static Sets the IP address of ONU.
ip-address netmask}
dhcp means to obtain the IP address through
the DHCP mode.

static means to set the IP address statically.

ip-address stands for the IP address.

netmask stands for the mask of the network.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

As to ONUs which locate at the bandwidth center, you need to run the commands in
the following table:

Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu ip address A.B.C.D netmask Sets the IP address of ONU.

A.B.C.D gateway A.B.C.D vlan value A.B.C.D in this command in turn stands for
the IP address, the mask and address of the
network manager.

Vlan stands for the ID of VLAN.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

2.20 Setting the ONU Mirror

To make ONU management easy or to monitor the data of a UNI port, you can copy
the data of a UNI port and save these data on another UNI port for storage or analysis.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown in the following table.

Note:

The mirror function supports the “multiple-to-one” relation, that is, one session has only
one destination port but multiple source ports.

The answer of how many source ports are supported depends on the detailed ONU.

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Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu mirror session num Sets the ONU mirror.
destination dest-port source src-port [both |
num stands for the session ID.
rx | tx]
dest-port stands for the destination port of
the mirror, which is a port to connect the
network analyzer.

src-port stands for the source port of mirror,

which is always the client port.

both | rx | tx stands fpr the direction of the

mirror packets, that is, both stands for the
outgoing and incoming packets of the source
port, rx stands for the packets getting in from
the source port and tx stands for the packets
sent out from the source port. The default
settings is both.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

2.21 Setting the Attack Prevention of ONU

Network devices need to capture some protocol packets to make sure their normal
running, such as BPDU packets and IGMP packets; however, due to the limitation of
CPU processing ability, the instant reception of lots of protocol packets will cause CPU
to overload or the system to break down. Vicious users may transmit special protocol
packets to attack network devices to cause the whole network to paralyze.

ONU supports the rate limit of the special packets. If the received flow exceeds the
threshold value, this kind of flow will be limited for avoiding abnormity from occurring in
this system.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu filter {icmp | arp | bpdu | Sets the attack prevention of ONU.
igmp} threshold value
value stands for the number of the packets
which are received in a second.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

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Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

2.22 Setting the Serial Interface Mode of ONU

Some ONUs support the serial interface. ONU encapsulates the data of the serial
interface as the Ethernet packets and transmits them to the serial bridge, and then the
serial bridge decapsulates into the data of the serial interface for storage and display.

The communication between ONU and serial bridge is conducted through TCP or UDP.
In TCP mode, ONU can work as the client or in server mode. In total, ONU has three
working modes:

z TCP-Server: In this mode, the TCP connection will be established between ONU
and serial interface, and ONU works as the server to wait for the serial bridge to
trigger the connection request.

z TCP-Client: In this mode, the TCP connection will be established between ONU
and serial interface, and the serial bridge enables the TCP listening port and ONU
positively triggers the connection request to the serial bridge.

z UDP: The packets will be transmitted between ONU and serial bridge through the
UDP mode.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU which supports the
serial interface supports this command.

The detailed procedure is shown in the following table.

Note:

At present, both ONU and OLT supports only the TCP-Server mode.

Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu serial-mode {tcp-server | Sets the serial-interface working mode of
tcp-client | udp} port port-value [timeout ONU.
timeout-value]
port-value stands for the ID of the TCP or
UDP port.

timeout-value stands for the connection

timeout time, which can be set only in
tcp-server mode.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

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2.23 Setting the IP Address of the Serial Bridge of ONU

When ONU is set to be in TCP-Client mode or UDP mode, the IP address of the
remote serial bridge should be known. This command is used to notify ONU of the
serial bridge’s IP address.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu serial-remote index Sets the IP address of the serial bridge of
ONU.

index stands for the index of the serial bridge.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

2.24 Creating VLAN on ONU

You have to create VLAN on ONU 1208 before the VLAN transparent transmission
mode is realized on it.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only 1208 ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu vlan word Creates or deletes VLAN on an ONU.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

2.25 Displaying the Basic ONU Information

IEP3310/3314 supports the remote display of ONU’s basic information on OLT. The
detailed command is shown below:

show epon interface slot/port:sequence onu basic-info

The detailed procedure is shown below:

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Command Purpose
enable Enters the global configuration mode.

show epon interface Displays the basic ONU information.

slot/port:sequence onu basic-info

exit Exits from the privileged mode.

2.26 Displaying the CTC-defined Basic ONU Information

IEP3310/3314 supports the remote display of CTC-defined ONU’s basic information

on OLT. The detailed command is shown below:

show epon interface slot/port:sequence onu ctc basic-info

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
enable Enters the privileged configuration mode.

show epon interface Displays the CTC-defined basic ONU information.

slot/port:sequence onu ctc
basic-info

exit Exits from the privileged configuration mode.

2.27 Displaying the ONU MAC Address Table

During the operation of ONU, we, due to debugging or management, want to know the
content of the MAC address table of ONU. Run the following command to display the
content in the MAC address table of ONU:

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

Command Purpose
show epon interface interface-id onu mac Displays the content in the MAC address table
address-table of ONU.

interface-id means the ID of the LLID port

that ONU corresponds to.

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Chapter 3 Remote UNI Control Configuration of

ONU

3.1 Remote UNI Management Configuration Tasks

Remote UNI control configuration tasks include:

z Setting the VLAN Mode of ONU

z Setting the VLAN Translation Entry of the ONU Port

z Setting the VLAN Aggregation Entry of the ONU Port

z Setting Flow Control on the ONU Port

z Limiting the Maximum Number of MAC addresses of the ONU Port

z Setting Storm Control on the ONU Port

z Setting the Rate Limit of the ONU Port

z Setting Loopback Detection of the ONU Port

z Setting the Duplex Mode of the ONU Port

z Setting the Speed of ONU Port

z Setting the Auto-Negotiation of the ONU Port

z Setting the Frame Filtration of the ONU Port

z Setting the Default CoS Value of the ONU Port

z Enabling or Disabling the ONU UNI Port

z Applying the Standard CTC QoS Policy on the ONU Port

z Applying the QoS Policy on the ONU Port

z Applying the MAC Access List on the ONU Port

z Applying the IP Access List on the ONU Port

z Setting the Attributes of a Serial Interface of ONU

z Setting the Buffer of the Serial Interface of ONU

z Setting the Keepalive of the Serial Interface of ONU

z Setting Loopback Detection of the Serial Interface of ONU

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z Displaying Packet Statistics on the ONU Port

z Displaying the Status of the ONU Port

z Displaying the VLAN Information on the ONU Port

3.2 Setting the VLAN Mode of ONU

The UNI VLAN tag of ONU has four kinds of modes to be processed: Transparent, Tag,
Translation, and STACKING

Downlink means OLT transmits packets to ONU, while uplink means ONU transmits
packets to OLT.
z The define of the transparent mode is shown as follows:
Direction Having the Processing mode
tag in the
Ethernet
packet or not

Uplink Having the Make no change of the Ethernet packet

VLAN tag (the previous VLAN tag is preserved) and
forward it.

Not having Make no change of the Ethernet packet

the VLAN tag and forward it.

Downlin Having the Make no change of the Ethernet packet

k VLAN tag (the previous VLAN tag is preserved) and
forward it.

Not having Make no change of the Ethernet packet

the VLAN tag and forward it.

z The definition of the tag mode is shown as follows:

Directi Having the Processing mode
on tag in the
Ethernet
packet or not

Uplink Having the Discard

VLAN tag

Not having Add a new VLAN tag (the main parameter

the VLAN tag is VID) to the packet and forward this
packet. Currently, the only requirement that
the VID value can be set on ONU, the
fields, TPID and Pri which are in the
VLANConfig Parameters domain of the
received VLAN VariableContainer, can be
omitted and the tagged TPID and Pri can be
set to the default values (TPID=0x8100, Pri

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＝0).

Downli Having the Forward the packet to the corresponding

nk VLAN tag UNI port according to VID, remove the tag;
if the VLAN ID of a downlink tagged packet
is not the configured VID, this packet will be
dropped.

Not having Discard

the VLAN tag

z The define of the transparent mode is shown as follows:

Directi Having the Processing mode
on tag in the
Ethernet
packet or not

Uplink Having the If a VID of the previous tag has the

VLAN tag corresponding entry (equal to the incoming
VID) in the VLAN translation list of the
corresponding port, this VID will be
transformed to the corresponding VID
(outgoing VID) according to the entry and
then this corresponding VID will be
forwarded; if not, this VID will be dropped.
At present, only ONU is required to conduct
VID transformation, while the transformation
of other fields such as TPID, CFI and Pri is
not required; ONU will omit the TPID and
Pri fields in the VLANConfig Parameters
domain of the received VLAN Variable
Container, and set the transformed TPID
and Pri to be the default values (the TPID
value and Pri value before transformation
will not be reserved).

Not having Adds the default VLAN to the untagged

the VLAN tag packets and forwards them.

Downli Having the If a VID of the previous tag has the

nk VLAN tag corresponding entry (equal to the outgoing
VID) in the VLAN translation list of the
corresponding port, this VID will be
transformed to the corresponding VID
(incoming VID) according to this entry and
then this corresponding VID will be
forwarded; if the VID of the previous tag has
the default VID, this tag will be removed
and then forwarded; If the VID of the
previous tag has no the corresponding entry
in the VLAN translation list of the
corresponding port, it will be dropped; at
present, only ONU is required to conduct
VID transformation, while the transformation
of other fields such as TPID, CFI and Pri is

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not required. During the transformation at

the downlink direction, ONU keeps the
original TPID value and the original Pri
value unchanged.

Not having Discard

the VLAN tag

z The STACKING mode is shown in the following table:

Direction Having the Processing mode

tag in the
Ethernet
packet or not

Uplink Having the If it is in the translation list, the out-layer

VLAN tag tag in the translation entry should be
added and sent to OLT, or PVID should
be added.

Not having Adds the PVID of the port and sends it to

the VLAN tag OLT.

Downlin Having the If it is in the translation list or the tag is

k VLAN tag equal to PVID, the tag will be removed, or
dropped.

Not having Discard

the VLAN tag

z The aggregation mode is shown in the following table:

Direction Having the Processing mode

tag in the
Ethernet
packet or not

Uplink Having the If the VLAN ID carried by a packet is

VLAN tag equal to an aggregated VLAN in the
VLAN aggregation list of a port, this VLAN
ID of this packet will be transformed to the
corresponding “vlan to be aggr”, and at
the same time the source MAC address
of this packet will be recorded and
forwarded; if the VLAN ID carried by this
packet is not equal to any aggregated
VLAN in the VLAN aggregation list of this
port, the VLAN ID will be dropped.

At present, only ONU is required to

conduct VID transformation, while the
transformation of other fields such as
TPID, CFI and Pri is not required; ONU
will omit the TPID and Pri fields in the
VLANConfig Parameters domain of the
received VLAN Variable Container and
set the transformed TPID to be the default

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value (TPID=0x8100), but keep pri to be

the original value.

Not having Adds the default VLAN to the untagged

the VLAN tag packets and forwards them.

Downlin Having the If the VLAN ID carried by a packet is

k VLAN tag equal to “vlan to be aggr” in the VLAN
aggregation entry of a port, this VLAN ID
will be transformed to the corresponding
“aggregated VLAN” according to this
entry, and then forwarded; if the VLAN ID
of the original tag is not the default VLAN
ID, this tag will be removed and
forwarded; if this VLAN ID is equal to
neigther “vlan to be aggr” nor the default
VLAN ID, the VLAN ID will be dropped.

At present, only ONU is required to

conduct VID transformation, while the
transformation of other fields such as
TPID, CFI and Pri is not required. ONU
will omit the TPID and Pri fields in the
VLANConfig Parameters domain of the
received VLAN Variable Container and
set the TPID of the transformed VLAN tag
to be the default value (TPID=0x8100),
but keep pri to be the original value.

Not having Discard

the VLAN tag

The four modes are realized through CTC OAM, and ONUs, if they support CTC OAM,
support this command.

STACKING is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown in the following table:

Procedure Purpose
Enable Enters the privileged configuration mode.

Config Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

slot/port:llid

epon onu port Sets the processing mode of the ONU UNI VLAN Tag.
port-num ctc vlan
port-num stands for the ID of the UNI port.
mode {transparent
| tag pvid value | transparent stands for the transparent transmission mode.
translation pvid
tag stands for the tag mode.
value |

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vlan-stacking pvid translation stands for the translation mode.

value | aggregation
pvid value } vlan-stacking stands for the STACKING mode.

aggregation stands for the aggregation mode.

value stands for the pvid of a port.

exit Exits from the privileged configuration mode.

3.3 Setting the VLAN Translation Entry of the ONU Port

If the VLAN mode of the ONU UNI port is the translation mode or the STACKING mode,
you have to set the translation entry for the designated VLAN to modify or add its
out-layer tag.

The detailed procedure is shown in the following table.

Note:

The mode of the ONU port must first be set to the translation mode.

Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface epon slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

epon onu port num ctc vlan Sets the VLAN translation entry of the ONU
translation-entry old-vid new-vid port.

num stands for the UNI port number.

old-vid stands for the previous vlan, also

called as cvlan.

new-vid stands for the translated vlan, also

called as svlan.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

3.4 Setting the VLAN Aggregation Entry of the ONU Port

If the VLAN mode of the ONU UNI port is the aggregation mode, you have to set the
translation entry for the designated VLAN to modify or add its out-layer tag.

The detailed procedure is shown in the following table.

Note:

The mode of the ONU port must first be set to the translation mode.

Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

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Interface epon slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

epon onu port num ctc vlan Sets the VLAN translation entry of the ONU
translation-entry old-vid-range new-vid port.

num uni stands for the port number.

old-vid-range stands fpr the range of the

previous vlan.

new-vid stands for the translated vlan, also

called as svlan.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

3.5 Setting Flow Control on the ONU Port

The flow control in full duplex mode is realized through the 802.3X-defined PAUSE
frame, while the flow control in half duplex mode is realized through the backpressure.

This command can be realized through CTC OAM, and all ONUs that support CTC
OAM support this command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface epon 0/1:1 Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu port num ctc flow-control Enables or disables flow control on the ONU
UNI port.

num stands for the ID of the ONU UNI port.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

3.6 Limiting the Maximum Number of MAC addresses of the

ONU Port

The security port can control the port access, enabling a port to be used in an
allowable range that you set. You can enable the security function of a port by setting
the maximum number (threshold) of secure MAC addresses and enabling the secure
MAC address; if the MAC addresses which enters the port exceed the threshold and
the MAC addresses are not the secure MAC addresses, we define this phenomenon
as port security violation; if this phenomenon happens, different actions will be acted
according to different violation modes.

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The security port has two functions: setting the maximum number of MAC addresses
for the security port and setting the static secure MAC address. If the security port has
no static secure MAC address or the number of the static secure MAC addresses is
smaller than that of the secure MAC addresses, the dynamic learning of the secure
MAC addresses will be conducted. If security port violation appears, the packets will be
dropped until security port violation disappears.

At present, ONU only supports the setting of the number of secure MAC addresses.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu port port-num mac Limits the maximum number of MAC
address-table dynamic maximum addr-num addresses of the ONU port.

port-num stands for the UNI port.

addr-num means the maximum number of

MAC addresses that are allowed to pass
through.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

3.7 Setting Storm Control on the ONU Port

The port of ONU may bear continuous and abnormal impact from unicast (MAC
address fails to be found), multicast or broadcast packets, and therefore gets
paralyzed even to the extent that the whole ONU breaks down. Therefore it is
necessary to provide a mechanism to constrain this phenomenon and limit the
bandwidth in the allowable range.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown in the following table.

Note:

Due to the limitation of the hardware, among four storm control modes (the broadcast
storm control, the broadcast and multicast storm control, the “broadcast + multicast +
unknown unicast” storm control and the storm control for all packets) you can choose
only one storm control mode.

Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

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Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu port port-num storm-control Sets storm control on an ONU port.
mode mode-num threshold count
port-num stands for the UNI port.

mode-num means the mode:

1:broadcast

2: broadcast and multicast

3: broadcast, multicast and unknown

unicast

4: all packets

count stands for the threshold of storm

control.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

3.8 Setting the Rate Limit of the ONU Port

The limitation of the rate of the ONU UNI port is used to limit the packet transmission
rate of the UNI port.

This command can be realized through CTC OAM, and all ONUs that support CTC
OAM support this command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu port port-num ctc rate-limit SetS the rate limit of the ONU port.
band { ingress | egress}
port-num stands for the ID of the UNI port.

band stands for the threshold of the rate limit.

exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

write Saves the settings.

3.9 Setting Loopback Detection of the ONU Port

You can confirm whether there is loopback occurring on a port by transmitting a special
packet on this port and detecting whether this packet comes back to this port from
which it is sent out.

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Due to the continuous change of the network, it is certain that the loopback detection is
a continuous process, that is, loopback detection will be conducted every a fixed time.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu port port-num loopback Sets loopback detection of the ONU port.
detect
port-num stands for the UNI port.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

3.10 Setting the Duplex Mode of the ONU Port

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu port port-num duplex { half | Sets the duplex mode of the ONU UNI port.
full | auto }
port-num stands for the UNI port.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

3.11 Setting the Speed of ONU Port

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose

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Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu port port-num speed { 10 | Sets the speed of ONU port.
100 | auto }
port-num stands for the UNI port.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

3.12 Setting the Auto-Negotiation of the ONU Port

ONUs that are not produced by do not support to set the rate and duplex mode of the
UNI port, but this command helps these ONUs to enable or disable the
auto-negotiation of this port.

This command can be realized through CTC OAM, and all ONUs that support CTC
OAM support this command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu port port-num ctc Sets the auto-negotiation of the ONU port.
auto-negotiation
port-num stands for the UNI port.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

3.13 Setting the Frame Filtration of the ONU Port

This function can limit some illegal users to access the network or some services by
limiting the source or destination MAC address.

The detailed procedure is shown in the following table.

Note:

ONU only supports the frame filtration of the source MAC address.

Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu port port-num block mac {src Sets the frame filtration of the ONU port.
H.H.H | dest H.H.H}

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port-num stands for the UNI port.

H.H.H means an MAC address.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

3.14 Setting the Default CoS Value of the ONU Port

If the UNI port is set to be in tag or translation mode and the uplink packets do not
carry the tag when they enters the UNI port, ONU has to add the default tag of this UNI
port to these packets and then sends them to OLT. In this case, the CoS value of the
tag is the default CoS value of the UNI port.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu port port-num default-cos Sets the default CoS value of the ONU port.
value
port-num stands for the UNI port.

value means the default CoS value.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

3.15 Enabling or Disabling the ONU UNI Port

You can disable the ONU UNI port to disable all functions on this port, and then all
monitor commands will label this port as unavailable. This information can be
transmitted to other devices through the dynamic routing protocol. The modification on
any route will not affect this port.

This command can be realized through CTC OAM, and all ONUs that support CTC
OAM support this command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu port num shutdown Enables or disables the ONU UNI port.

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num stands for the ID of the ONU UNI port.

exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

write Saves the settings.

3.16 Applying the Standard CTC QoS Policy on the ONU Port

This function is used to classify and queue the uplink flows, modify the priority of the
packets, designate the incoming queue of packets and schedule the packets by setting
the queue schedule algorithm.

Some ONUs only support the incoming queue but not to modify the CoS value. As to
supporting which functions, it depends on ONU.

This command can be realized through CTC OAM, and all ONUs that support CTC
OAM support this command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu port num ctc qos policy Applies the QoS policy on the ONU UNI port.
name
num stands for the ID of the UNI port.

name stands for the name of QoS policy map.

exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

write Saves the settings.

3.17 Applying the QoS Policy on the ONU Port

This function realizes the classification of uplink flows; it helps to conduct the following
actions to the packets: forward, drop, rate limit and modify the out-layer VLAN tag.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu port num qos policy name Applies the QoS policy on the ONU UNI port.

num stands for the ID of the UNI port.

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name stands for the name of QoS policy map.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

write Saves the settings.

3.18 Applying the MAC Access List on the ONU Port

The MAC access control list is used to match such attributes as special source MAC
addresses, destination MAC addresses, vlan tag or Ethernet types to realize packet
filtration which is based on these attributes.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu port num mac access-group Applies the MAC access list on the ONU port.
name
num stands for the ID of the UNI port.

name stands for the name of the MAC access

list.

exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

write Saves the settings.

3.19 Applying the IP Access List on the ONU Port

The IP access control list is used to realize the filtration of special packets by matching
the L3/L4 attributes of the packets.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu port num ip access-group Applies the IP access list on the ONU UNI
name port.

num stands for the ID of the UNI port.

name stands for the name of the IP access

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list.

exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

write Saves the settings.

3.20 Setting the attributes of a Serial Interface of ONU

The serial interface of ONU supports the following attributes: speed, databits, stopbits,
parity and flow-control.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu serial num serial-attribute Sets the attributes of a serial interface of
{speed speed-value | databits ONU.
databits-value | stopbits stopbits-value |
num stands for the number of a serial
parity {none | odd | even | space | mark} |
interface.
flow-control {none | software | hardware} |
bus-type { RS232 | RS485} | duplex {half | speed-value stands for the speed of the
full}} serial interface.

databits-value stands for the value of the

data bit of the serial interface.

stopbits-value stands for the value of the

stop bit of the serial interface.

none | odd | even | space | mark stands for

five checkup modes of the serial interface,
among which none means no checkup.

none | software | hardware stands for the

flow control modes, among which none
means no flow control.

RS232 | RS485 stands for the serial interface

mode.

half | full stands for the duplex mode.

exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

write Saves the settings.

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3.21 Setting the Buffer of the Serial Interface of ONU

When the data of the serial interface arrives at ONU, these data will be temporally
stored in the local, encapsulated into the Ethernet packets and then sent out. The
detailed buffer is up to the time and bytes. If the bytes of the local buffer reach a
certain number (read-bytes), or the interval of the buffer reaches to a certain time
(read-interval), ONU will send all the data out for just one time.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu serial num serial-buffer Sets the buffer of the ONU serial interface.
{read-interval time | read-bytes bytes}
num stands for the number of a serial
interface.

time stands for the maximum buffer time.

bytes stands for the bytes of the maximum

buffer.

exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

write Saves the settings.

3.22 Setting the Keepalive of the Serial Interface of ONU

To confirm whether the link between serial bridge and ONU is normal, you should
monitor the status the link continuously. ONU can monitor this link continuously
through its keepalive function. If there is no packet transmission between ONU and
serial bridge at the designated time (idle), ONU will positively transmit the keepalive
packets; if ONU does not receive the keepalive packets or data packets from the serial
bridge in a certain time (timeout), ONU continues transmitting the keepalive packets; if
ONU does not receive the keepalive packets from the serial bridge after a designated
times (count), the link will be cut off and OLT will be reported of the network
interruption event.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu serial num serial-keepalive Sets the keepalive function of the serial

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idle idle-value timeout timeout-value count interface of ONU.

count-value
num stands for the number of a serial
interface.

idle-value stands for the maximum idle time

between ONU and serial bridge; if there is no
packets to be transmitted between ONU and
serial bridge during the idle-value time, ONU
will transmit the keepalive packet to monitor
the status of the link.

timeout-value stands for the timeout time of

the keepalive packet; if onu still receives no
response packets from the serial bridge after
the keepalive-value time, ONU will transmit
the next keepalive packet.

count stands for the transmission times of the

keepalive packet; if the response packet from
the serial bridge is still not received after
count packets are being transmitted, ONU
regards that the network is interrupted and
notifies OLT.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

3.23 Setting Loopback Detection of the Serial Interface of ONU

You can confirm whether there is loopback occurring on a port by transmitting a special
packet on this port and detecting whether this packet comes back to this port from
which it is sent out.

When the loopback on the serial interface is detected by ONU, ONU will report this
loopback to the current serial interface.

This command is realized through the private OAM and only ONU supports this
command.

The detailed procedure is shown below:

Command Purpose
Configure Enters the global configuration mode.

Interface EPON slot/port:llid Enters the LLID interface configuration mode.

[no] epon onu serial serial-num loopback Sets loopback detection of the ONU port.
detect
serial-num stands for the ID of the serial
interface.

Exit Goes back to the global configuration mode.

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Exit Goes back to the EXEC mode.

Write Saves the settings.

3.24 Displaying Packet Statistics on the ONU Port

The administrator needs to know the packet statistics on the ONU port to further know
the running state of the current ONU. Packet statistics includes the total number of
packets, the number of multicast packets, the number of the broadcast packets, pause
frames, error frames and so on.

Command Purpose
show epon interface interface-id onu {port | Displays packet statistics on the ONU port.
serial} num statistics
interface-id means the ID of the LLID port
that ONU corresponds to.

num stands for the ID of the ONU port or the

serial interface.

3.25 Displaying the Status of the ONU Port

During the operation of ONU, the administrator needs to know the information about
the configuration and state of the current ONU port through related commands.

The displayed information includes the port type, the link’s state, shutdown or not, flow
control, the duplex mode, the rate limit and the storm control. Different ONUs have
different information to show.

Command Purpose
show epon interface interface-id onu {port | Displays the state of the ONU port.
serial} num state
interface-id means the ID of the LLID port
that ONU corresponds to.

num stands for the ID of the ONU port or the

serial interface.

3.26 Displaying the VLAN Information on the ONU Port

During the operation of ONU, the administrator needs to know the information about
VLAN configuration and the state of the current ONU port through related commands.

Command Purpose
show epon interface interface-id onu {port | Displays the VLAN information of the ONU
serial} num ctc vlan port.

interface-id means the ID of the LLID port

that ONU corresponds to.

num stands for the ID of the ONU port.

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Chapter 4 Basic EPON Networking Examples

4.1 Networking Requirements

The EPON0/1 port of OLT connects two ONUs: ONU1 and ONU2. After ONU
registration the information about the two ONUs will be displayed.

4.2 Network Topology

Figure 4-1 Basic EPON network topology

4.3 Configuration Procedure

By default OLT does not enable the ONU MAC checkup and the manual authentication.
ONU registration means to pass through the authentication and add the MAC-LLID
binding table.

Run show epon onu-information in any OLT mode. The following information is
shown:

Intf Name MAC Address ONU Type Bind Type Status

distance(m)

---------- -------------- ---------- --------- ------------- -----------

E0/1:1 00e0.0f00.0001 1208 Static auto_configured 32

E0/1:2 00e0.0f00.0002 1004 Static auto_configured 33

Table 4-1 Described ONU Information

Field Description

Intf Name Stands for the LLID that ONU is bound to.

MAC Address Stands for the MAC address of ONU.

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ONU Type Stands for the ONU type.

Bind Type Stands for the ONU binding type.

Status Stands for the status of ONU.

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