MP.16 Training_for Intranet NEXTEL

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Functional Overview


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Intended for internal Proxim use only

Functional Overview

Streamlined system implementation> Initial setup on the Base Station of Base-Station-specific, system-wide,

and select Subscriber Station parameters

> Minimal configuration on individual Subscriber Stations themselves

Initialization/Setup process

> System Setup

> SS Initialization, Authentication, Registration

> Wireless Communication/Service Classes

> System Monitoring


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Functional Overview: SS Initialization,Authentication, and Registration

Initial SS Synchronization with the BS> Timing, Frequency, Power

Registration

Operational setting negotiation

> Capabilities, Service Flow initiation

Local SS configuration

> SS system info

> Radio

> Networking> Log


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Functional Overview: Wireless Communicationand Service Classes

Uplink/Downlink traffic> Uplink: SS to BS

> Downlink: BS to SS

> TDD operation

Subscriber Station Classes> PIRs/Service Flows

> Pre-defined and custom class availability


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Functional Overview: System Monitoring

Interface statistics MAC statistics

Service Flow statistics

SS Statistics (BS only)

Log messages


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Hardware Overview


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Hardware Overview: LEDs

Ethernet and RF LEDs on PWR/ENET port

LED behavior



Hardware Overview: Power Injector

PoE over 24 AWG CAT5 cable Proprietary PoE: non 802.3af-compatible

Power LED



Hardware Overview: Antenna Options Omni-Directional



Hardware Overview: Antenna Options -Panel Antennas

Model 3338-A00-120

> 120 degree

> 13 dBi gain

Model 3338-A00-060

>60 degree>17 dBi gain

Model 3338-A00-090

> 90 degree

> 14 dBi gain

Model 3437-A00-018

>18 degree

>18 dBi gain



Hardware Overview: Antennas

Integrated vs. External External antenna connector specifications:

Antenna Installation Guideand Recommended AntennasGuideprovide more information



Hardware Overview: Serial Connection

RJ45 to DB9 CLI commands

Future releases:

> Audible Antenna Pointing


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Hardware Installation



Hardware Installation

Professional installation required Pole- or wall-mountable

Lightning arrestor recommended



Hardware Installation: Step 1

Choose a location

> The location must allow easy disconnection of power to the radio if necessary.

> Air must be able to flow freely around the hardware.

> The radio unit must be kept away from vibration and excessive heat.

> The installation must conform to local regulations at all times.




Pre-Assemble Hardware

> Note serial numbers and Ethernet/MAC address

> Cable termination:

A: Sealing Nut

B: Lock Nut

C: RJ45 Sealing Cap

D: RJ45 Connector



Hardware Installation: Step 2 (continued)

Pre-Assemble Hardware (continued)

> Determine mounting orientation

> Attach mounting plate, extension arm, and mounting bracket

Mounting plate

Extension arm

Mounting bracket




Connect the Cables

> Connect to Power Injector

> Connect to BS/SS

> Connect to hub/switch/stand-alone PC



Hardware Installation: Steps 4-5

Power-on the unit

View LEDs

> LED behavior:




Mount the unit> Pole mount

> Wall mount



Hardware Installation: Steps 7-8

Align the Antenna> Link Budget calculation (calculator provided in KBK 1846)

> Compare to SNR on SS

From SS: Monitor > Statistics > MAC Statistics

> Physically adjust the antenna

Complete Installation

> Tighten sealing caps with proper torque


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Initial Configuration


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Initial Configuration: The Web Interface

Menu section Configuration parameters section


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Initial Configuration: Mandatory Parameters(continued)

Mandatory for security

> IP Address (SS/BS) (BS shown) BS: Configuration > Networking > Basic

SS: Configuration > Networking


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Mandatory for security (continued)

> Passwords (BS) Commands > Passwords

I i i l C fi i M d P


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Mandatory for security (continued)

> Net Entry Mode (BS)

Configure > SS Authentication

Unrestricted: all SSs may enter network (not secure)

Internal Authorization: only SSs listed in the BSs list ofauthorized SSs may enter network


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BS Configuration


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Base Station Configuration Categories

System

MAC

> Basic

> Advanced

Radio Downlink Burst Profile

Uplink Burst Profile

Networking

> VLANs VLAN ID List

> Bridging

> Static Routes

SS Authentication

SS List

Service Class Creation

> PIRs

> SF Class> SS Class

Logging


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BS Configuration: System Parameters

Configuration > System

> BS-specific identification, location, and contact information


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BS Configuration: MAC Parameters (Basic)

Configuration > MAC > Basic

> Tune 802.16 MAC implementation based on networkenvironment

Downlink Percentage Recommendations


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BS Configuration: MAC Parameters (Advanced)

Configuration > MAC > Advanced

> Should be modified only by experienced users


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BS Configuration: Radio Parameters

Configuration > Radio

> Control channel bandwidth, frequency, transmit power, broadcast rate


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BS Configuration: DL Burst Profile

Configuration > Downlink Burst Profile

> Enable or disable downlink modulation rates


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BS Configuration: UL Burst Profile

Configuration > Uplink Burst Profile

> Enable or disable uplink modulation rates

Disabledby default


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BS Configuration: Networking (Basic)

Configuration > Networking > Basic

> Set the parameters of the BSs Ethernet interface


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BS Configuration: Networking (VLANs)

BS VLAN modes

> Transparent

> Trunk

SS VLAN modes depend on VLAN mode of BS

> Transparent: Available when BS is in Transparent

> Trunk: Available when BS is in Trunk

> Access: Available when BS is in either Transparent or Trunk

BS Configuration:


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BS Configuration:Networking (VLANs) (continued)

BS in Transparent Mode

> SS in Transparent or Access Modes

BS Configuration:


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BS in Trunk Mode

> SS in Transparent or Access Modes

BS Configuration:


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VLAN ID List

> Configuration > Networking > VLANs > VLAN ID List

> Add VLAN IDs to be used in the system

BS Configuration:


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BS Configuration:Networking (Bridging)

Configuration > Networking > VLANs > Bridging

> Set the VLAN mode and associated bridging parameters for the BS

> With mode set to Transparent (below), no further action is needed


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BS Configuration:


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BS Configuration:Networking (Static Routes)

Configuration > Networking > Static Routes

> Add/Edit up to 16 fixed routes from the BSs Ethernet address to otherpoints on the network


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BS C fi ti SS Li t


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BS Configuration: SS List

Configuration > SS List

> Add SSs to the network, associate them with a non-default SS Class,configure select SS-specific parameters

> SS List Population:

Net Entry mode Unrestricted: SSs added automatically

Net Entry mode Internal Authorization: SSs added manually

Initially: Default SS Class assigned


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BS Configuration: SS List (continued)

Optional SS Configuration

> Assign non-default SS Class to individual SSs

> Override select SS Class parameters on a per-SS basis


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BS Configuration: Service Classes

Each SS must be associated with an SS Class (service class)

Pre-defined classes supplied with unit

Custom classes may be created


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BS Configuration: Service Classes (continued)

Packet Identification Rules

> Matched against fields of incoming packets to map to appropriate ServiceFlow

> One or more of 11 different classifier fields

If multiple classifiers used, every included classifier must matchincoming packet for rule to patch

> Examples:

ToS field to identify a certain class of differentiated IP traffic

IP address field to identify uplink traffic destined to a particular serveraddress (IE: VoIP gateway)


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Service Flows

> Determine traffics QoS treatment

> Comprised of two elements:

Direction

QoS traffic scheduling mechanisms


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Networking parameters

> VLAN settings


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BS C fi i S i Cl C i


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BS Configuration: Service Class Creation

Create/Edit PIRs

> Configuration > Service Class Creation > PIR

BS C fi i S i Cl C i


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Create/Edit PIRs (continued)

> Select Classifiers

BS C fi ti S i Cl C ti


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Pre-Defined PIRs



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Create/Edit Service Flows

> Configuration > Service Class Creation > SF Class



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Create/Edit SFs (continued)

> Set Parameters

Note: For real time applications like voice and video, select UGS; For all otherapplications, Best Effort is recommended



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Pre-Defined SF classes



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Create/Edit SS Classes

> Configuration > Service Class Creation > SS Class

BS Configuration Service Class Creation


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Create/Edit SS Classes (continued)

> Step 1: Select Service Flows



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> Step 2: Associate PIRs with SFs



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> Step 3: Set Networking Parameters: VLAN Mode = Transparent



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Pre-Defined SS Classes

> All use Transparent VLAN mode

BS Configuration: Logging


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BS Configuration: Logging

Configuration > Logging

> Set the parameters for the logging functions of the BS


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Subscriber Station Configuration Categories


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Subscriber Station Configuration Categories

System

Radio

Networking

Logging

SS Configuration: System


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SS Configuration: System

Configuration > System

> Local SS-specific information

SS Configuration: Radio


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SS Configuration: Radio

Configuration > Radio

> Control channel bandwidth and frequency, and specify a BS connection

SS Configuration: Network


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SS Configuration: Network

Configuration > Network

> Set the Ethernet IP address and mask, and specify the default gateway

SS Configuration: Logging


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SS Configuration: Logging

Configuration > Logging

> Set the parameters for the logging functions of the SS


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BS/SS Commands

Commands: Update to BS/SS


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Commands: Update to BS/SS

Commands > Update to BS/SS > via TFTP

> Update software images and configuration files to the unit

Commands: Reboot


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Commands: Reboot

Commands > Reboot

> Save configuration changes (if any) and reboot the unit.


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Commands: Passwords


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Commands: Passwords

Commands > Reset BS/SS

> Change passwords


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BS/SS Log Messages

BS/SS Log Messages


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BS/SS Log Messages

Logs > Flash

Logs > RAM

BS/SS Log Messages (continued)


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BS/SS Log Messages (continued)


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BS Monitoring: Ethernet Statistics


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Monitor > Ethernet Statistics

BS Monitoring: MAC Statistics


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Monitor > MAC Statistics


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BS Monitoring: Registered SSs


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Monitor > SS


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SS Monitoring

SS Monitoring: Ethernet Statistics


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Monitor > Ethernet Statistics

SS Monitoring: MAC Statistics


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Monitor > MAC Statistics

SS Monitoring: SF Statistics


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Monitor > SF Statistics

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