| 1 | Configuring the UNI (when the UNI is an Ethernet port) | Setting the General Attributes of Ethernet
Interfaces | (Required) The parameters are set as follows: Enable Port is set to Enabled. Port Mode is set to Layer 2. Generally, Encapsulation Type is set to
802.1Q. When the packets do not need to be
distinguished according to the VLAN tags, Encapsulation
Type is set to Null. Working Mode of the UNI needs to be the
same as the working mode of the Ethernet equipment on the opposite end.
Generally, this parameter takes the default value Auto-Negotiation. When JUMBO frames need not be transmitted, Max Frame
Length(byte) takes the default value 1620. In other cases, Max
Frame Length(byte) is set to the maximum length of the transmitted
JUMBO frames.
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| Setting the Layer 2 Attributes of Ethernet
Ports | (Optional) The parameters are set as follows: Tag needs to be set according to the type
of the packets that are transmitted from the equipment on the opposite end. If all the packets are untagged packets, Tag is set to Access. If all the packets are tagged packets, Tag is set to Tag
Aware. If the packets contain untagged packets and tagged packets, Tag is set to Hybrid.
When Tag is set to Access or Hybrid, the Default VLAN
ID and VLAN Priority parameters
need to be set for the untagged frames. VLAN
Priority needs to be set according to the planned QoS.
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| Configuring the Flow Control | (Optional) The parameters are set as follows: Generally, the PSN adopts the QoS scheme to prevent link congestion. Hence,
Auto-Negotiation Flow Control Mode and Non-Autonegotiation Flow Control Mode need to be
set to the default value Disabled, unless
otherwise specified.
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| 2 | Configuring the DCN Function of a
Port | (Optional) This operation is applicable only when the UNI is an Ethernet
port. The parameters are set as follows: |
| 3 | Configuring the NNIs for Ethernet Services Carried
by Static MPLS Tunnels | (Required) Set
the parameters as follows:Set Port Mode to Layer 3. Set Enable Tunnel to Enabled. Set Specify IP Address to Manually, and set IP
Address and IP Mask according to
the service plan.
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| 4 | Configuring the MPLS tunnel | Configuring an MPLS Tunnel | (Required) The parameters need to be set according to the service planning information. |
Configuring tunnel OAMNOTE: Configure MPLS tunnel OAM or MPLS-TP tunnel OAM according to the service
plan. | Configuring MPLS Tunnel OAM | (Optional) The parameters are set as follows: OAM Status is set to Enabled. Detection Mode is set to Manual. Detection Packet Type is set to FFD. Detection Packet Period(ms) is set to
3.3.
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Configuring MPLS-TP Tunnel OAMNOTE: The OptiX OSN 1500 equipment does not support MPLS-TP tunnel
OAM. | (Optional) The parameters are set as follows: Set OAM Status to Enabled. If all the NEs along a tunnel are Huawei equipment that supports IP-based
MPLS-TP OAM, it is recommended that you set MEG ID
Type to IP Based, so that you do
not need to plan MEG IDs, MEP IDs, and RMEP IDs. If not all the NEs along a tunnel are Huawei equipment that supports
IP-based MPLS-TP OAM or if there are special requirements, it is recommended
that you set MEG ID Type to ICC Based. In this case, plan MEG IDs, MEP IDs, and
RMEP IDs based on the following principles: It is recommended that you set this parameter to the default value 7. It is recommended that you set this parameter to the default value Adaptive. Detection Mode can be set only for ingress nodes on bidirectional tunnels and egress nodes. It is recommended that you retain the default value 0 for both SD
Threshold(%) and SF Threshold(%). To suppress a PW fault alarm caused by a tunnel fault on an NE on which an
MS-PW is configured, set AIS Status to Enabled. Set CC Packet Interval (ms) as follows: CC Packet Interval(ms) can be set
only for egress nodes on bidirectional tunnels and ingress nodes. If the CC function is used to trigger APS, it is recommended that you set
CC Packet Interval(ms) to 3.33. If the packet transmission delay variation exceeds 3.33 ms, it is
recommended that you set CC Packet
Interval(ms) to a value greater than the packet transmission delay
variation. If the CC function is used to check the tunnel connectivity, it is
recommended that you set CC Packet
Interval(ms) to 1000.
It is recommended that you set CC Packet
Priority to the default value 7.CC Packet
Priority can be set only for egress nodes on bidirectional tunnels
and ingress nodes.
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| Configuring Tunnel APS | (Optional) Set the tunnel APS parameters according to the service planning
information. NOTE: You may also use PW APS to protect services. Follow instructions in Configuring PW APS to configure PW
APS. |
| 5 | | (Required) The parameters need to be set according to the service planning
information. |
| 6 | Creating a V-UNI Group | (Optional) The parameters need to be set according to the service planning. |