RC951-8FE16E1 Configuration Guide

RC951-8FE16E1 CONFIGURATION GUIDE

Software version: rc9518fe16e1_V1.12.20051215

Raisecom Technology Co., Ltd December, 2005

Raisecom Technology Co., Ltd

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CONTENTS

1 PREFACE.......................................................................................................................................1

1.1 AUDIENCE ................................................................................................................................1 1.2 STRUCTURE OF THIS DOCUMENT ..............................................................................................1 1.3 DEFINITIONS.............................................................................................................................1 1.4 REFERENCES.............................................................................................................................1

2 ABSTRACT....................................................................................................................................1

3 USING COMMAND-LINE INTERFACE.....................................................................................2

3.1 REQUIREMENTS OF SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE .......................................................................2 3.2 GETTING HELP ..........................................................................................................................2 3.3 USE HISTORY COMMANDS.........................................................................................................2 3.4 EDITING PROPERTIES.................................................................................................................2 3.5 MODES OF COMMAND-LINE ......................................................................................................3

4 CONFIGURING SYSTEM COMMANDS ...................................................................................4

4.1 BASIC SYSTEM COMMANDS AND CONFIGURATION ....................................................................4 4.2 MANAGING CONFIGURATION FILES AND STARTUP FILES ............................................................4

1．Configuration files....................................................................................................................4 2．Startup file.................................................................................................................................5

4.3 USER MANAGEMENT.................................................................................................................5

5 RC951 CENTRAL OFFICE BASIC CONFIGURATION..........................................................5

5.1 RC951 CENTRAL OFFICE E1 INTERFACE CONFIGURATION .......................................................5 5.1.1 RC951 Central Office E1 Interface Configuration ....................................................5 5.1.2 RC951 Central Office E1 Interface Configuration List.............................................6 5.1.3 Introduction of Configuration .......................................................................................6 5.1.4 Monitoring and maintenance.......................................................................................8

5.2 RC951 CENTRAL OFFICE ETHERNET INTERFACE CONFIGURATION...........................................9 5.2.1 RC951 Central Office Ethernet Interface Configuration ..........................................9 5.2.2 RC951 Central Office Ethernet Interface Configuration List...................................9 5.2.3 Introduction of Configuration .......................................................................................9 5.2.4 Monitoring and Maintenance..................................................................................... 11

6 RC952-FEE1 BASIC CONFIGURATION ................................................................................12

6.1 RC952-FEE1 BASIC CONFIGURATION....................................................................................12 6.1.1 RC952-FEE1 Basic Configuration............................................................................12 6.1.2 RC952-FEE1 Basic Configuration List ....................................................................12 6.1.3 Introduction of Configuration .....................................................................................12 6.1.4 Monitoring and maintenance.....................................................................................13

6.2 RC952-FEE1 CENTRAL OFFICE E1 INTERFACE CONFIGURATION...........................................13 6.2.1 RC952-FEE1 E1 Interface General Description.....................................................13 6.2.2 RC952-FEE1 E1 Interface Configuration List.........................................................13


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6.2.3 Introduction of Configuration .....................................................................................13 6.2.4 Monitoring and Maintenance.....................................................................................14

6.3 RC952-FEE1 ETHERNET INTERFACE CONFIGURATION...........................................................15 6.3.1 RC952-FEE1 Ethernet Interface General Description ..........................................15 6.3.2 RC952-FEE1 Ethernet Interface Configuration List...............................................15 6.3.3 Introduction of Configuration .....................................................................................15 6.3.4 Monitoring and Maintenance.....................................................................................17

7 RC952-FXE1 BASIC CONFIGURATION ................................................................................18

7.1 RC952-FXE1 BASIC CONFIGURATION ...................................................................................18 7.1.1 RC952-FXE1 Equipment Basic Configuration........................................................18 7.1.2 RC952-FXE1 Equipment Basic Configuration List ................................................18 7.1.3 Introduction of Configuration .....................................................................................18 7.1.4 Monitoring and Maintenance.....................................................................................18

7.2 RC952-FXE1 E1 INTERFACE CONFIGURATION.......................................................................19 7.2.1 RC952-FXE1 Equipment E1 Interface Configuration ............................................19 7.2.2 RC952-FXE1 Equipment E1 Interface Configuration List.....................................19 7.2.3 Introduction of Configuration .....................................................................................19 7.2.4 Monitoring and Maintenance.....................................................................................20

7.3 RC952-FXE1 ETHERNET INTERFACE CONFIGURATION ..........................................................20 7.3.1 RC952-FXE1 Equipment Ethernet Interface Configuration..................................20 7.3.2 RC952-FXE1 Equipment Ethernet Interface Configuration List...........................20 7.3.3 Introduction of Configuration .....................................................................................21 7.3.4 Monitoring and Maintenance.....................................................................................21

8 RC501 CONFIGURATION .........................................................................................................21

8.1 RC501 BASIC CONFIGURATION ..............................................................................................21 8.1.1 RC501 Equipment Basic Configuration ...................................................................22 8.1.2 RC501 Equipment Basic Configuration List............................................................22 8.1.3 Introduction of Configuration .....................................................................................22 8.1.4 Monitoring and Maintenance.....................................................................................24

9 RC601 CONFIGURATION .........................................................................................................24

9.1 RC601 BASIC CONFIGURATION ..............................................................................................24 9.1.1 RC601 Equipment Basic Configuration ...................................................................24 9.1.2 RC501 Equipment Basic Configuration List............................................................24 9.1.3 Introduction of Configuration .....................................................................................25 9.1.4 Monitoring and Maintenance.....................................................................................26

10 RC511 CONFIGURATION .....................................................................................................26

10.1 RC511 BASIC CONFIGURATION ..............................................................................................26 10.1.1 RC511 Equipment Basic Configuration ...................................................................26 10.1.2 RC511 Equipment Basic Configuration List ............................................................27 10.1.3 Introduction of Configuration .....................................................................................27 10.1.4 Monitoring and Maintenance.....................................................................................29

11 RC511-4FE CONFIGURATION ............................................................................................29


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11.1 RC511-4FE BASIC CONFIGURATION ......................................................................................29 11.1.1 RC511-4FE Equipment Basic Configuration...........................................................30 11.1.2 RC511-4FE Equipment Basic Configuration List ...................................................30 11.1.3 Introduction of Configuration .....................................................................................30 11.1.4 Monitoring and Maintenance.....................................................................................31

11.2 RC511-4FE ETHERNET INTERFACE CONFIGURATION .............................................................31 11.2.1 RC511-4FE Ethernet Interface Basic Configuration ..............................................31 11.2.2 RC511-4FE Ethernet Interface Configuration List..................................................31 11.2.3 Introduction of Configuration .....................................................................................32 11.2.4 Monitoring and Maintenance.....................................................................................33

12 MAP CONFIGURATION ........................................................................................................33

12.1 MAP GENERAL DESCRIPTION..................................................................................................34 12.2 MAP CONFIGURATION LIST.....................................................................................................34 12.3 INTRODUCTION OF CONFIGURATION .......................................................................................34

12.3.1 Create map (add map NAME Ethernet {1-8} [e1 {1-16}]) .....................................34 12.3.2 Modify map (modify map NAME Ethernet {1-8} [e1 {1-16}]).................................34 12.3.3 Delete map (no map NAME) .....................................................................................34

12.4 INTRODUCTION OF CONFIGURATION .......................................................................................35

13 NETWORK MANAGEMENT INTERFACE CONFIGURATION .......................................35

13.1 NETWORK MANAGEMENT INTERFACE GENERAL DESCRIPTION ..............................................35 13.2 NETWORK MANAGEMENT INTERFACE CONFIGURATION LIST .................................................35 13.3 INTRODUCTION OF CONFIGURATION .......................................................................................35

13.3.1 Configure a port as management port (mgmt-port <1-8>)....................................35 13.3.2 Shut down management port (no mgmt-port <1-8>) .............................................35

13.4 MONITORING AND MAINTENANCE..........................................................................................36

14 SNMP CONFIGURATION......................................................................................................36

14.1 SNMP GENERAL DESCRIPTION ..............................................................................................36 14.2 SNMP CONFIGURATION LIST .................................................................................................36 14.3 INTRODUCTION OF CONFIGURATION .......................................................................................37

14.3.1 Configure community name ......................................................................................37 14.3.2 Enable or disable trap ................................................................................................37 14.3.3 Configure trap manager and port number...............................................................37 14.3.4 Delete trap manager...................................................................................................38 14.3.5 Erase all trap configuration........................................................................................38 14.3.6 Configure contact information ...................................................................................38 14.3.7 Configure location information ..................................................................................38 14.3.8 Configure name information ......................................................................................38 14.3.9 Configure description information.............................................................................39

14.4 MONITORING AND MAINTENANCE..........................................................................................39

15 EXAMPLES OF CONFIGURING RC951-8FE16E1 AND RC952 ...................................40


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1 Preface 1.1 Audience

This guide is for experienced network administrators who are responsible for configuring and maintaining RC951-8FE16E1. And it describes the device function as well as how to configure.

1.2 Structure of this Document There are mainly 7 chapters in this guide: Chapter 2: DESCRIPTION Describe the main features of RC951-8FE16E1 Chapter 3: HOW TO USE COMMAND-LINE

Describe how to configure RC951-8FE16E1 through command-line and application feathers. Chapter 4: CONFIGURING SYSTEM COMMANDS Describe system command function of RC951-8FE16E1 and how to configure. Chapter 5: CONFIGURING NETWORK PROTOCOLS Describe how to configure RC951-8FE16E1 in central office. Chapter 6: CONFIGURING ETHERNET INTERFACES Describe Ethernet interface function of RC951-8FE16E1 and how to configure Chapter 7: CONFIGURING E1 INTERFACES Describe E1 interface function of RC951-8FE16E1 and how to configure Chapter 8: CONFIGURING CROSSCONNECT

Describe crossconnect function of RC951-8FE16E1 and how to configure Chapter 9: NETWORKING

Describe how to establish network by RC951-8FE16E1 Chapter 10: CONFIGURATION EXAMPLES Describe examples of how to configure RC951-8FE16E1.

1.3 Definitions FE：Fast Ethernet GE：Gigabit Ethernet 1.4 References

RC951-8FE16E1 device commands notebook

2 Abstract RC951-8FE16E1 is Ethernet over multiple E1 aggregation device. You can access RC951-8FE16E1 via the device’s serial port RS232 or network management interface: Telnet, and it also provides standard SNMP management interface and can be field upgraded.


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3 Using Command-line Interface 3.1 Requirements of software and hardware Operation environment of hardware: platform of RC951-8FE16E1 Computer serial interface; Operation environment of software: WIN98/WIN2000/WINDOWS XP 3.2 Getting help command Function description help Getting a brief description from help

system abbreviated-command-entry? Obtaining a list of commands that begin

with a particular character sequence （abbreviated-command-entry） For example: RC951-8FE16E1#en ? english enable

abbreviated-command-entry<Tab>

Supplementing an unfinished command. For example: RC951-8FE16E1#show mac<TAB> RC951-8FE16E1#show mac-address-table

?

Listing all the commands in this mode For example: RC951-8FE16E1#？

command? Listing all the key words, options and brief help information of a command. RC951-8FE16E1#show ?

3.3 Use history commands There are 20 history commands in the memory of the device system by default. User can configure the number of history commands that system can save by the command-line:

raisecom# terminal history <0-20> Use history to show commands that has been entered.

3.4 Editing properties up arrow: last entered command down arrow: next entered command left arrow: move a character left right arrow: move a character right backspace: delete a character in front of the cursor


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Ctrl+d: delete a character at the cursor Ctrl+a: move the cursor to the beginning of the command line Ctrl+e: move the cursor to the end of the command line Ctrl+k: delete all the characters on the right side the cursor Ctrl+w: delete all the characters on the left side of the cursor Ctrl+u: delete the row all Ctrl+z: exit from other modes to privileged mode

3.5 Modes of command-line

Mode Privileged user mode Under this mode, using “enable” enters to this

mode，using ”disable” exits this mode Config mode Under privileged user mode, using “config”

enters to config mode, using “exit” returns to privileged user mode

Snmp mode Under config mode, using “snmp” enters to snmp mode, using “exit” returns config mode

Interface E1 mode Under config mode, using “interface e1” enters to interface e1 mode, using “exit” returns to config mode.

Interface Ethernet mode Under config mode, using “interface Ethernet” enters to interface Ethernet mode，using ”exit” returns to config mode

Interface convert mode Under config mode, using “remote interfaceconvert” enters to remote interfaceconvert mode (accrding to the type of remote device, enter rc952fee1 or rc952fxe1 mode), using “exit” returns config mode.

RC952-FEE1 mode Under config mode, using “remote rc952fee1” enters to rc952fee1 mode, using “exit” returns config mode.

Interface Ethernet mode under RC952-FEE1 Under Rc952fee1 mode, using “interface Ethernet” enters to interface Ethernet mode of Rc952fee1, using “exit” returns to Rc952fee1 mode.

Interface E1 under RC952-FEE1 Under Rc952fee1 mode, using “interface e1” enters to interface e1mode of Rc952fee1, using “exit” returns to Rc952fee1 mode.

RC952-FXE1 mode Under config mode, using “remote Rc952fxe1” enters to Rc952fxe1 mode, using “exit” returns to config mode.


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Interface E1 mode under RC952-FXE1 Under Rc952fxe1 mode, using “interface e1” enters to interface e1 mode of Rc952fxe1, using ”exit” returns to Rc952fxe1 mode.

interface FX-Ethernet mode under RC952-FXE1 Under Rc952fxe1 mode, using “interface fx-ethernet” enters to interface fx-ethernet mode of Rc952fxe1, using “exit” returns to rc952fxe1 mode.

MC mode Under config mode, using “remote mc” enters remote mc mode (according to the type of remote media converters, enter to rc501,rc511,rc5114fe or rc601 mode), using “exit” returns to config mode.

RC501 mode Under config mode, using “remote rc501” enters to rc501 mode, using “exit” returns to config mode.

RC511 mode Under config mode, using “remote rc511” enters to rc511 mode, using “exit” returns to config mode.

RC511-4FE mode Under config mode, using “remote rc5114fe” enter to rc5114fe mode, using “exit” return to config mode

Interface Ethernet mode under RC511-4FE Under rc5114fe mode, using “interface Ethernet” enters to interface Ethernet mode, using “exit” returns to rc5114fe mode.

RC601 mode Under config mode, using “remote rc601” enters to rc601 mode, using “exit” returns to config mode

4 Configuring system commands Basic system configuration and user management.

4.1 Basic system commands and configuration chinese show help information of the command in Chinese english show help information of the command in English clear clear the information on the screen list show the list of all the commands in one mode settime change the system time

4.2 Managing configuration files and startup files

1．Configuration files


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The present reserved configuration file name is startup_config.conf by default.

Use write command to write the configuration file into the flash file system, when the system resets next time, the reserved configuration information will be configured again.

Use erase command to delete that file

2．Startup file

Same as program system file, and the file name is: RC951-8FE16E1.Z; The program file can be uploaded to the server by commands upload

and download through the FTP protocol or TFTP protocol, or downloaded to system.

Use show version to check the version information. 4.3 User management

The system has a default username raisecom and the password raisecom;

Add a new user, the steps are as follows: steps Command Description 1 user USERNAME

password

USERNAME user name； Password password; PASSWORD password

information; 2 user USERNAME

privilege <1-15> USERNAME user name; Privilege key word for privilege

<1-15> user privilege 3 write Save the configuration information 4 show user Show the user information

5 RC951 Central Office Basic Configuration 5.1 RC951 Central Office E1 Interface Configuration

This chapter introduces how to configure the E1 interfaces of RC951 equipment at Central Office and includes the following sections: RC951 Central Office general description; RC951 Central Office configuration list; Introduction of configuration; Monitoring and maintenance.

5.1.1 RC951 Central Office E1 Interface Configuration Configure RC951 Central Office E1 interface functions.


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5.1.2 RC951 Central Office E1 Interface Configuration List Configure the clock mode (master | slave) Configure E1 interface to framed transmission (framed) Configure E1 interface to unframed transmission (unframed) Configure E1 interface data rate (timeslot {1-31}) Configure E1 interface CRC (CRC-auto (enable | disable) Configure remote E1 interface loop-back ([no] remote-e1-loop-back) Configure E1 interface loop-back ([no] loop-back) Configure E1 interface bit error test (BERT (enable | disable))

5.1.3 Introduction of Configuration

5.1.3.1 Configure the clock mode (master | slave) Step Command Description 1 config Enter global configuration exec 2 Interface e1 <1-16> Enter RC951 Central Office E1

configuration exec 3 clock-mode (master | slave) Configure clock mode 4 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# interface e1 1 raisecom(config-E1/1)# clock-mode master raisecom(config-E1/1)#show interface

5.1.3.2 Configure E1 interface to framed transmission (framed)

Step Command Description 1 config Enter global configuration exec 2 Interface e1 <1-16> Enter RC951 Central Office E1

configuration exec 3 frame Configure E1 interface to framed

transmission 4 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# interface e1 1 raisecom(config-E1/1)# frame raisecom(config-E1/1)#show interface

5.1.3.3 Configure E1 interface to unframed transmission (unframed) Step Command Description 1 config Enter global configuration exec 2 Interface e1 <1-16> Enter RC951 Central Office E1

configuration exec 3 unframe Configure E1 interface to


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unframed transmission 4 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# interface e1 1 raisecom(config-E1/1)# unframe raisecom(config-E1/1)#show interface

5.1.3.4 Configure E1 interface data rate (timeslot {1-31})


configuration exec 3 timeslot {1-31} Configure E1 interface data rate 4 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# interface e1 1 raisecom(config-E1/1)# timeslot 1-5 raisecom(config-E1/1)#show interface

5.1.3.5 Configure E1 interface CRC (CRC-auto (enable | disable)


configuration exec 3 crc-auto (enable | disable) Configure E1 interface CRC 4 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# interface e1 1 raisecom(config-E1/1)# crc enable raisecom(config-E1/1)#show interface

5.1.3.6 Configure remote E1 interface loop-back ([no] remote-e1-loopback) Step Command Description 1 config Enter global configuration exec 2 Interface e1 <1-16> Enter RC951 Central Office E1

configuration exec 3 [no] remote-e1-loopback Configure remote E1 loop-back 4 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# interface e1 1


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raisecom(config-E1/1)# remote-e1-loopback raisecom(config-E1/1)#show interface

5.1.3.7 Configure E1 interface loop-back ([no] loop-back)


configuration exec 3 [no] loopback Configure E1 loop-back 4 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# interface e1 1 raisecom(config-E1/1)# loopback raisecom(config-E1/1)#show interface

5.1.3.8 Configure E1 interface bit error test (BERT (enable | disable))


configuration exec 3 bert (enable | disable) Configure E1 interface BERT 4 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# interface e1 1 raisecom(config-E1/1)# bert enable raisecom(config-E1/1)#show interface

5.1.4 Monitoring and maintenance Under Interface E1 exec, user can use ‘show interface’ command to view E1 interface current status and configuration.

raisecom(config-E1/1)#show interface E1:1 Basic Info: Clock Mode:slave Frame Mode:unframed Frame timeslot:n/a Frame CRC State:enable Frame CRC Autonegotiation:disable Maintenance: Loop Back(config):enable Loop Back(Result):Success


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Lineloop(config):disable Bert:enable Packet Statistics: TX Packet Number:16777215 RX Packet Number:16777215 RX Error Packet Number:255 Performance Statistics: Error Second:15 Serial Error Second:15 Bit Error Rate: thousandth Fault State: LOS:Failure AIS:Failure LOF:Failure CRC:Failure

5.2 RC951 Central Office Ethernet Interface Configuration

This chapter introduces how to configure Ethernet interfaces of RC951 equipment at Central Office and includes the following sections: RC951 Central Office Ethernet interfaces general description; RC951 Central Office Ethernet interfaces configuration list; Introduction of configuration; Monitoring and maintenance.

5.2.1 RC951 Central Office Ethernet Interface Configuration Configure RC951 Central Office Ethernet interface functions. 5.2.2 RC951 Central Office Ethernet Interface Configuration List

Open Ethernet interface (no shutdown) Shut down Ethernet interface (shutdown) Configure speed auto-negotiation (speed (auto)) Configure speed and duplex mode (speed (10 | 100) duplex (full | half)) Configure flow control (flow-control (on | off)) Reset statistic counter (reset-statistics)


5.2.3.1 Open Ethernet interface (no shutdown) Step Command Description 1 config Enter global configuration exec 2 Interface ethernet <1-8> Enter RC951 Central Office

Ethernet configuration exec 3 no shutdown Open Ethernet interface


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4 show interface Display the configuration raisecom#config raisecom(config)# interface eth 1 raisecom(config-ethernet/1)# no shutdown raisecom(config- eth-1)#show interface

5.2.3.2 Shut down Ethernet interface (shutdown)

Step Command Description 1 config Enter global configuration exec 2 Interface ethernet <1-8> Enter RC951 Central Office

Ethernet configuration exec 3 shutdown Shut down Ethernet interface 4 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# interface ethernet 1 raisecom(config-ethernet/1)# shutdown raisecom(config-ethernet/1)#show interface

5.2.3.3 Configure speed auto-negotiation (speed (auto))


Ethernet configuration exec 3 speed auto Configure Ethernet interface to

auto-negotiation 4 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# interface eth 1 raisecom(config-ethernet/1)# speed auto raisecom(config-ethernet/1)#show interface

5.2.3.4 Configure speed and duplex mode (speed (10 | 100) duplex (full | half))


Ethernet configuration exec 3 Speed (100|10) duplex (full | half) Configure Ethernet speed and

duplex mode 4 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config


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raisecom(config)# interface eth 1 raisecom(config-ethernet/1)# speed 100 duplex half raisecom(config-ethernet/1)#show interface

5.2.3.5 Configure flow control (flow-control (on | off))


Ethernet configuration exec 3 flow-control (on | off) Configure the flow control mode 4 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# interface eth 1 raisecom(config-ethernet/1)# flow-control on raisecom(config-ethernet/1)#show interface

5.2.3.6 Reset statistic counter (reset-statistics)


Ethernet configuration exec 3 reset-statistics Reset the statistic counter 4 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# interface eth 1 raisecom(config-ethernet/1)# reset-statistics raisecom(config-ethernet/1)#show interface

5.2.4 Monitoring and Maintenance Under interface Ethernet exec, user can use ‘show interface’ command to view Ethernet interfaces current status and configuration.

raisecom(config-ethernet/1)#show interface Port 1: Basic Info: Linkstatus:down speed-duplex: 10M-half Manage port:On Config Info: Port Switch:On Auto negotiate:enable auto-MDIX:enable flowcontrol:ON


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Performance Statistics: TX Packet Number:0 TX Bytes Number:0 RX Packet Number:0 RX Bytes Number:0 RX Lost Packet Number:0 Collision Number:0

6 RC952-FEE1 Basic Configuration 6.1 RC952-FEE1 Basic Configuration This chapter introduces how to configure RC951 equipment to work with RC952-FEE1, and includes the following sections.

RC952-FEE1 general description RC952-FEE1 configuration list Introduction of configuration Monitoring and maintenance

6.1.1 RC952-FEE1 Basic Configuration Configure RC952-FEE1 functions. 6.1.2 RC952-FEE1 Basic Configuration List

Configure fault propagation function (fault-pass (enable | disable)) Reset the remote equipment (reset)


6.1.3.1 Configure fault propagation function Step Command Description 1 config Enter global configuration exec 2 Remote rc952fee1 <1-16> Enter RC951 Central Office E1

configuration exec 3 fault-pass (enable | disable) Configuration fault propagation 4 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# Remote rc952fee1 1 raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1)# fault-pass enable raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1)#show interface

6.1.3.2 Reset the remote equipment

Step Command Description 1 config Enter global configuration exec 2 Remote rc952fee1 <1-16> Enter RC951 Central Office E1


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configuration exec 3 reset Reset the remote equipment 4 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# Remote rc952fee1 1 raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1)# reset raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1)#show interface

6.1.4 Monitoring and maintenance Under remote RC952-FEE1 exec, user can use ‘show device’ command to view RC952-FEE1 current status and configuration.

raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1)#show device Device 1:RC952FEE1 Basic Running Info: Management Operation Status:Slave version:A.0-0.0-E0 Optical Module Type:noexist Fault-pass:disable Basic Config Info: Fault-pass:disable

6.2 RC952-FEE1 Central Office E1 Interface Configuration This chapter introduced how to configure E1 interface of RC952-FEE1, and includes the following sections.

RC952-FEE1 E1 interface general description RC952-FEE1 E1 interface configuration list Introduction of configuration Monitoring and maintenance

6.2.1 RC952-FEE1 E1 Interface General Description Configure RC952-FEE1 E1 interface functions. 6.2.2 RC952-FEE1 E1 Interface Configuration List

Configure clock mode (clock-mode (master | slave)) Configure E1 interface CRC (CRC-auto (enable | disable))


6.2.3.1 Configure clock mode (clock-mode (master | slave)) Step Command Description 1 config Enter global configuration exec 2 Remote rc952fee1 <1-16> Enter RC952-FEE1 equipment

exec 3 Interface e1 Enter RC952-FEE1 E1 interface


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configuration exec 4 clock-mode(master | slave) Configure clock mode 5 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# remote rc952fee1 1 raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1)# clock-mode master raisecom(config- RC952FEE1/1-E1)#show interface

6.2.3.2 Configure E1 interface CRC (CRC-auto (enable | disable)) Step Command Description 1 config Enter global configuration exec 2 Remote rc952fee1 <1-16> Enter RC952-FEE1 equipment

exec 3 Interface e1 Enter RC952-FEE1 E1 interface

configuration exec 4 crc-auto (enable | disable) Configure CRC 5 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# remote rc952fee1 1 raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1)#crc enable raisecom(config- RC952FEE1/1-E1)#show interface

6.2.4 Monitoring and Maintenance Under interface E1 exec in RC952-FEE1, user can use ‘show interface’ command to view E1 interface current status and configuration.

Raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1-E1)# show interface E1:1 Basic Running Info: Clock Mode:master Frame Mode:unframed Frame timeslot:n/a Frame CRC State:disable Frame CRC Autonegotiation:disable Flow control:OFF Maintenance: Loopback(config):disable remote-e1-loopback(config):disable Bert:disable Packet Statistics: TX Packet Number:183


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RX Packet Number:0 RX Error Packet Number:0 Performance Statistics: Error Second:0 Serial Error Second:0 Bit Error Rate: Zero Fault State: LOS:Failure AIS:Normal LOF:Normal CRC:Normal

6.3 RC952-FEE1 Ethernet Interface Configuration This chapter introduces how to configure Ethernet interface of RC952-FEE1, and includes the following sections.

RC952-FEE1 Ethernet interface general description RC952-FEE1 Ethernet interface configuration list Introduction of configuration Monitoring and maintenance

6.3.1 RC952-FEE1 Ethernet Interface General Description Configure RC952-FEE1 Ethernet interface functions. 6.3.2 RC952-FEE1 Ethernet Interface Configuration List

Open Ethernet interface (no shutdown) Shut down Ethernet interface (shutdown) Configure Ethernet speed auto-negotiation (speed auto) Configure Ethernet speed and duplex mode (speed (10 | 100) duplex (full | half)) Configure flow control (flow-control (on | off))


6.3.3.1 Open Ethernet interface Step Command Description 1 config Enter global configuration exec 2 Remote rc952fee1 <1-16> Enter RC952-FEE1 equipment

exec 3 Interface eth Enter RC952-FEE1 Ethernet

configuration exec 4 no shutdown Open Ethernet interface 5 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# remote rc952fee1


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raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1)# interface eth 1 raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1-eth)# no shutdown raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1-eth)#show interface

6.3.3.2 Shut down Ethernet interface

Step Command Description 1 config Enter global configuration exec 2 Remote rc952fee1 <1-16> Enter RC952-FEE1 equipment

exec 3 Interface eth Enter RC952-FEE1 Ethernet

configuration exec 4 shutdown Shut down Ethernet interface 5 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# remote rc952fee1 raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1)# interface eth 1 raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1-eth)#shutdown raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1-eth)#show interface

6.3.3.3 Configure Ethernet speed auto-negotiation (speed auto)


exec 3 Interface ethernet Enter RC952-FEE1 Ethernet

configuration exec 4 speed auto Configure Ethernet to

auto-negotiation 5 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# remote rc952fee1 raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1)# interface ethernet 1 raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1-eth)#speed auto raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1-eth)#show interface

6.3.3.4 Configure Ethernet speed and duplex mode (speed (10 | 100) duplex (full | half))



configuration exec


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4 Speed (100|10) duplex (full | half)) Configure Ethernet interface speed and duplex mode

5 show interface Display the configuration raisecom#config raisecom(config)# remote rc952fee1 raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1)# interface ethernet 1 raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1-eth)#speed 10 duplex half raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1-eth)#show interface

6.3.3.5 Configure flow control (flow-control (on | off))



configuration exec 4 flow-control (on | off) Configure flow control mode 5 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# remote rc952fee1 raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1)# interface ethernet 1 raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1-eth)# flow-control on raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1-eth)#show interface

6.3.4 Monitoring and Maintenance Under interface eth exec in RC952-FEE1, user can use ‘show interface’ command to view Ethernet interface current status and configuration.

raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1-eth)#show interface Port 1:RC952FEE1 Basic Info: Port:Disable Linkstatus:Down Autonegotiation:disable speed-duplex: 10M-half flowcontrol:OFF Config Info: Port:Disable Speed:10M Duplex:half flowcontrol:OFF Ethernet Performance Statistics:


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TX Packet Number:0 RX Packet Number:0 RX Error Packet Number:0

7 RC952-FXE1 Basic Configuration 7.1 RC952-FXE1 Basic Configuration This chapter introduces how to configure RC951 equipment to work with RC952-FXE1, and includes the following sections.

RC952-FXE1 general description RC952-FXE1 configuration list Introduction of configuration Monitoring and maintenance

7.1.1 RC952-FXE1 Equipment Basic Configuration Configure RC952-FXE1 functions. 7.1.2 RC952-FXE1 Equipment Basic Configuration List

Reset remote equipment (reset) 7.1.3 Introduction of Configuration

7.1.3.1 Reset remote equipment (reset) Step Command Description 1 config Enter global configuration exec 2 Remote rc952fxe1 <1-16> Enter RC952-FXE1 configuration

exec 3 reset Reset remote equipment 4 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# Remote rc952fxe1 1 raisecom(config-RC952FXE1/1)# reset raisecom(config-RC952FXE1/1)#show interface

7.1.4 Monitoring and Maintenance Under remote RC952-FXE1 exec, user can use ‘show device’ command to view RC952-FXE1 current status and configuration.

raisecom(config-RC952FXE1/1)#show device Device 1:RC952FXE1 Basic Running Info: Management Operation Status:Slave version:A.0-0.0-E0 Optical Module Type:noexist


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7.2 RC952-FXE1 E1 Interface Configuration This chapter introduces how to configure RC951 equipment to work with RC952-FXE1 E1 interface, and includes the following sections.


7.2.1 RC952-FXE1 Equipment E1 Interface Configuration Configure RC952-FXE1 equipment E1 interface functions. 7.2.2 RC952-FXE1 Equipment E1 Interface Configuration List

Configure E1 interface clock mode (clock-mode (master | slave)) Configure E1 interface CRC (crc-auto (enable | disable))


7.2.3.1 Configure E1 interface clock mode (clock-mode (master | slave)) Step Command Description 1 config Enter global configuration exec 2 Remote rc952fxe1 <1-16> Enter RC952-FXE1 equipment

exec 3 Interface e1 Enter RC952-FXE1 E1 interface

configuration exec 4 clock-mode(master | slave) Configure clock mode 5 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# remote rc952fxe1 1 raisecom(config-RC952FXE1/1)# interface e1 raisecom(config-RC952FXE1/1-E1)# clock-mode master raisecom(config-RC952FXE1/1-E1)#show interface

7.2.3.2 Configure E1 interface CRC (crc-auto (enable | disable))

Step Command Description 1 config Enter global configuration exec 2 Remote rc952fxe1 <1-16> Enter RC952-FXE1 equipment

exec 3 Interface e1 Enter RC952-FXE1 E1 interface

configuration exec 4 crc-auto (enable | disable) Configure CRC 5 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# remote rc952fxe1 1 raisecom(config-RC952FXE1/1)#interface e1


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raisecom(config- RC952FXE1/1-E1))#crc enable raisecom(config-RC952FXE1/1-E1)#show interface

7.2.4 Monitoring and Maintenance Under interface E1 in RC952-FXE1, user can use ‘show interface’ command to view E1 interface current status and configuration.

RAISECOM(config-RC952FXE1/1-E1)# show interface Port 1:RC952FXE1 Basic Running Info: Clock-mode:slave Frame Mode:framed Frame timeslot:0 Frame CRC autonegotiation:disable Frame CRC Check:disable Basic Config Info: Clock-mode:slave Frame Mode:unframed Frame timeslot:N/A Frame CRC autonegotiation:disable Packet Statistics: TX Packet Number:0 RX Packet Number:0 RX Error Packet Number:0 Fault State: LOS:Normal AIS:Normal LOF:Normal CRC:Normal

7.3 RC952-FXE1 Ethernet Interface Configuration This chapter introduces how to configure RC951 equipment to work with RC952-FXE1 E1 interface, and includes the following sections.


7.3.1 RC952-FXE1 Equipment Ethernet Interface Configuration Configure RC952-FXE1 Ethernet interface functions. 7.3.2 RC952-FXE1 Equipment Ethernet Interface Configuration List

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7.3.3.1 Configure flow control (flow-control (on | off)) Step Command Description 1 config Enter global configuration exec 2 Remote rc952fxe1 <1-16> Enter RC952-FXE1 equipment

exec 3 Interface fx-ethernet Enter RC952-FXE1 Ethernet

configuration exec 4 flow-control (on | off) Configure flow control 5 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# remote rc952fxe1 raisecom(config-RC952FXE1/1)# interface fx-ethernet raisecom(config-RC952FXE1/1-eth)# flow-control on raisecom(config-RC952FXE1/1-eth)#show interface

7.3.4 Monitoring and Maintenance Under interface eth exec in RC952-FXE1, user can use ‘show interface’ command to view Ethernet current status and configuration.

raisecom(config-RC952FXE1/1-eth)#show interface Port 1:RC952FXE1 Basic Info: Tx Link:Down Rx Link:Down flowcontrol:OFF Config Info: flowcontrol:OFF Ethernet Performance Statistics: TX Packet Number:0 RX Packet Number:0 RX Error Packet Number:0

8 RC501 Configuration 8.1 RC501 Basic Configuration This chapter introduces how to configure RC951 equipment to work with RC501, and includes the following sections.

RC501 general description RC501 configuration list Introduction of configuration


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Monitoring and maintenance 8.1.1 RC501 Equipment Basic Configuration Configure RC501 functions. 8.1.2 RC501 Equipment Basic Configuration List

Configure fault pass through (fault-pass (enable | disable)) Remote reset (reset) Open the port (no shutdown) Shut down the port (shutdown) Configure auto-negotiation (speed auto) Configure speed and duplex mode (speed (100 | 10) duplex (full | half))

8.1.3 Introduction of Configuration 8.1.3.1 Configure fault pass through (fault-pass (enable | disable))

Step Command Description 1 config Enter global configuration exec 2 Remote rc501 <1-16> Enter RC501 configuration exec 3 fault-pass (enable | disable) Configure fault pass through 4 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# Remote rc501 1 raisecom(config-RC501/1)# fault-pass enable raisecom(config-RC501/1)#show interface

8.1.3.2 Remote reset (reset)

Step Command Description 1 config Enter global configuration exec 2 Remote rc501 <1-16> Enter RC501 configuration exec 3 reset Reset the remote equipment 4 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# Remote rc501 1 raisecom(config-RC501/1)# reset raisecom(config-RC501/1)#show interface

8.1.3.3 Open the port (no shutdown)

Step Command Description 1 config Enter global configuration exec 2 Remote rc501 <1-16> Enter RC501 configuration exec 3 no shutdown Open the port 4 show interface Display the configuration


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raisecom#config raisecom(config)# Remote rc501 1 raisecom(config-RC501/1)# no shutdown raisecom(config-RC501/1)#show interface

8.1.3.4 Shut down the port (shutdown)

Step Command Description 1 config Enter global configuration exec 2 Remote rc501 <1-16> Enter RC501 configuration exec 3 shutdown Shut down the port 4 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# Remote rc501 1 raisecom(config-RC501/1)# shutdown raisecom(config-RC501/1)#show interface

8.1.3.5 Configure auto-negotiation (speed auto)

Step Command Description 1 config Enter global configuration exec 2 Remote rc501 <1-16> Enter RC501 configuration exec 3 speed auto Configure auto negotiation 4 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# Remote rc501 1 raisecom(config-RC501/1)# speed auto raisecom(config-RC501/1)#show interface


Step Command Description 1 config Enter global configuration exec 2 Remote rc501 <1-16> Enter RC501 configuration exec 3 Speed (100|10) duplex (full | half) Configure speed and duplex

mode 4 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# Remote rc501 1 raisecom(config-RC501/1)# speed 100 duplex half raisecom(config-RC501/1)#show interface


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8.1.4 Monitoring and Maintenance Under RC501 configuration exec, user can use ‘show device’ command to view RC501 current status and configuration.

Raisecom(config-RC501/1)# show device Basic Info: Temperature:0 Optical Module Type:unknown Voltage High Alarm:Normal Voltage Low Alarm:Normal Fx Info: Rx Link:DOWN Tx Link:DOWN SD:Abnormal TX Power:Normal Rx Sensibility:Normal Laser:Normal TP Running Info: Linkstatus:DOWN Port:Disable Autonegotiation:disable speed-duplex: 10M-half Fault-pass:Disable TP Config Info: Port:Disable Speed:10M Duplex:half Fault-pass:Disable


RC601 general description RC601 configuration list Introduction of configuration Monitoring and maintenance

9.1.1 RC601 Equipment Basic Configuration Configure RC601 functions. 9.1.2 RC501 Equipment Basic Configuration List

Configure fault pass through (fault-pass (enable | disable))


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Remote reset (reset) Open the port (no shutdown) Shut down the port (shutdown)









raisecom#config raisecom(config)# Remote rc601 1 raisecom(config-rc601/1)# no shutdown raisecom(config-rc601/1)#show interface


Step Command Description 1 config Enter global configuration exec


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2 Remote rc601 <1-16> Enter RC601 configuration exec 3 shutdown Shut down the port 4 show interface Display the configuration



Raisecom(config-RC601/1)# show device Basic Info: Temperature:0 Board Type:RC601-C Optical Module Type:unknown Voltage High Alarm:Normal Voltage Low Alarm:Normal Fx Info: Rx Link:DOWN Tx Link:DOWN TP Running Info: Linkstatus:DOWN Port:Disable speed-duplex: 100M-half Fault-pass:Disable Tp Config Info: Port:Disable Fault-pass:Disable


RC511 general description RC511 configuration list Introduction of configuration Monitoring and maintenance

10.1.1 RC511 Equipment Basic Configuration Configure RC511 functions.


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10.1.2 RC511 Equipment Basic Configuration List

Configure fault pass through (fault-pass (enable | disable)) Remote reset (reset) Open the port (no shutdown) Shut down the port (shutdown) Configure auto-negotiation (speed auto) Configure speed and duplex mode (speed (100 | 10) duplex (full | half)) Configure the max frame length (max-frame-length (1536 | 1916))









raisecom#config raisecom(config)# Remote rc511 1


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raisecom(config-RC511/1)# no shutdown raisecom(config-RC511/1)#show interface


Step Command Description 1 config Enter global configuration exec 2 Remote rc511 <1-16> Enter RC511 configuration exec 3 shutdown Shut down the port 4 show interface Display the configuration



Step Command Description 1 config Enter global configuration exec 2 Remote rc511 <1-16> Enter RC511 configuration exec 3 speed auto Configure auto negotiation 4 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# Remote rc511 1 raisecom(config-RC511/1)# speed auto raisecom(config-RC511/1)#show interface


Step Command Description 1 config Enter global configuration exec 2 Remote rc511 <1-16> Enter RC511 configuration exec 3 Speed (100|10) duplex (full | half) Configure speed and duplex


raisecom#config raisecom(config)# Remote rc511 1 raisecom(config-RC511/1)# speed 100 duplex half raisecom(config-RC511/1)#show interface

10.1.3.7 Configure the max frame length (max-frame-length (1536 | 1916))



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2 Remote rc511 <1-16> Enter RC511 configuration exec 3 Speed (100|10) duplex (full | half) Configure the max frame length 4 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# Remote rc511 1 raisecom(config-rc511/1)# max-frame-length (1536|1916) raisecom(config-RC511/1)#show interface


RAISECOM(config-RC511/1)# show device Basic Info: Temperature:0 Optical Module Type:unknown Voltage High Alarm:Normal Voltage Low Alarm:Normal Fx Info: Rx Link:DOWN Tx Link:DOWN SD:Normal TX Power:Normal Rx Sensibility:Normal Laser:Normal TP Running Info: Linkstatus:DOWN Port:Disable Autonegotiation:disable speed-duplex: 10M-half Fault-pass:Disable Max Frame Length:1536B Tp Config Info: Port:Disable Speed:10M Duplex:half Fault-pass:Disable Max Frame Length:1536B

11 RC511-4FE Configuration 11.1 RC511-4FE Basic Configuration This chapter introduces how to configure RC951 equipment to work with RC511-4FE, and


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includes the following sections. RC511-4FE general description RC511-4FE configuration list Introduction of configuration Monitoring and maintenance

11.1.1 RC511-4FE Equipment Basic Configuration Configure RC511-4FE functions. 11.1.2 RC511-4FE Equipment Basic Configuration List

Configure fault pass through (fault-pass (enable | disable)) Remote reset (reset) Configure VLAN (vlan-type (novlan | portvlan))


Step Command Description 1 config Enter global configuration exec 2 Remote rc5114fe <1-16> Enter RC511-4FE configuration

exec 3 fault-pass (enable | disable) Configure fault pass through 4 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# Remote rc5114fe 1 raisecom(config-RC5114FE/1)# fault-pass enable raisecom(config-RC5114FE/1)#show interface



exec 3 reset Reset the remote equipment 4 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# Remote rc5114fe 1 raisecom(config-RC5114FE/1)# reset raisecom(config-RC5114FE/1)#show interface

11.1.3.3 Configure VLAN (vlan-type (novlan | portvlan))



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2 vlan-type (novlan | portvlan) Enter RC511-4FE configuration exec

3 reset Configure VLAN 4 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# Remote rc5114fe 1 raisecom(config-RC5114FE/1)# vlan-type novlan raisecom(config-RC5114FE/1)#show interface

11.1.4 Monitoring and Maintenance Under RC511-4FE configuration exec, user can use ‘show device’ command to view RC511-4FE current status and configuration.

RAISECOM(config-RC511/2)# show device Basic Info: Version: A.1-1.0-1.0-2.0 Temperature:0 Optical Module Type:unknown Voltage High Alarm:Normal Voltage Low Alarm:Normal Fault-pass:Disable Vlan Type:Port Vlan Fx Info: Rx Link:DOWN Tx Link:DOWN SD:Normal Config Info: Fault-pass:Disable Vlan Type:Port Vlan

11.2 RC511-4FE Ethernet Interface Configuration This chapter introduces how to configure the Ethernet interface of RC511-4FE, and includes the following sections.

RC511-4FE Ethernet interface general description RC511-4FE Ethernet interface configuration list Introduction of configuration Monitoring and maintenance

11.2.1 RC511-4FE Ethernet Interface Basic Configuration Configure RC511-4FE Ethernet interface functions. 11.2.2 RC511-4FE Ethernet Interface Configuration List

Open the port (no shutdown) Shut down the port (shutdown)


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Configure auto-negotiation (speed auto) Configure speed and duplex mode (speed (100 | 10) duplex (full | half))

11.2.3 Introduction of Configuration 11.2.3.1 Open the port (no shutdown)


exec 3 Interface ethernet<1-4> Enter Ethernet exec 4 no shutdown Open the port 5 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# Remote rc5114fe 1 raisecom(config-RC5114FE/1)# interface Ethernet 1 raisecom(config-RC5114FE/1-ethernet/1)# no shutdown raisecom(config-RC5114FE/1-ethernet/1)#show interface



exec 3 Interface ethernet <1-4> Enter Ethernet exec 4 shutdown Shut down the port 5 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config raisecom(config)# Remote rc5114fe 1 raisecom(config-RC5114FE/1)# interface ethernet 1 raisecom(config-RC5114FE/1-ethernet/1)# shutdown raisecom(config-RC5114FE/1-ethernet/1)#show interface



exec 3 Interface ethernet <1-4> Enter Ethernet exec 4 speed auto Configure auto-negotiation 5 show interface Display the configuration

raisecom#config


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raisecom(config)# Remote rc5114fe 1 raisecom(config-RC5114FE/1)# interface ethernet 1 raisecom(config-RC5114FE/1-ethernet/1)#speed auto raisecom(config-RC5114FE/1-ethernet/1)#show interface



exec 3 Interface ethernet <1-4> Enter Ethernet exec 4 Speed (100|10) duplex (full|half) Configure the speed and duplex


raisecom#config raisecom(config)# Remote rc5114fe 1 raisecom(config-RC5114FE/1)# interface ethernet 1 raisecom(config-RC5114FE/1-ethernet/1)# speed 100 duplex half raisecom(config-RC5114FE/1-ethernet/1)#show interface

11.2.4 Monitoring and Maintenance Under RC511-4FE exec, user can use ‘show interface’ command to view RC511-4FE current status and configuration.

RAISECOM(config-RC5114FE/1-ethernet/1)# show interface port 1: Running Info: Linkstatus:DOWN Port:Disable Autonegotiation:disable speed-duplex: 10M-half Rate Limit:10x32k/s Config Info: Port:Disable Speed:10M Duplex:half

Rate limit:3200x32k/s

12 Map Configuration This chapter introduces how to configure map on RC951, and including the following sections.

Map general description


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Map configuration list Introduction of configuration Monitoring and maintenance

12.1 Map General Description Map configures the communication mode for Ethernet interface and E1 interface. In the same map, all Ethernet interfaces are interconnected, E1 interfaces and Ethernet interfaces are interconnected, but E1 interfaces are isolated from each other. 12.2 Map Configuration List

Create map (add map NAME Ethernet {1-8} [e1 {1-16}]) Modify map (modify map NAME Ethernet {1-8} [e1 {1-16}]) Delete map (no map NAME)

12.3 Introduction of Configuration 12.3.1 Create map (add map NAME Ethernet {1-8} [e1 {1-16}])

Command Description config Enter config exec add map NAME ethernet {1-8} [e1 {1-16}]

Create map

show map Display map Raisecom#config Raisecom(config)#add map map1 ethernet 1-3 e1 1-6 Raisecom(config)#show map

12.3.2 Modify map (modify map NAME Ethernet {1-8} [e1 {1-16}]) Command Description config Enter config exec modify map NAME ethernet {1-8} [e1 {1-16}]

Modify map

show map Display map Raisecom#config Raisecom(config)#modify map map1 ethernet 1-3 e1 1-6 Raisecom(config)#show map

12.3.3 Delete map (no map NAME) Command Description config Enter config exec no map NAME Delete map show map Display map

Raisecom#config Raisecom(config)#no map map1


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Raisecom(config)#show map 12.4 Introduction of Configuration Under config exec, user can use ‘show map’ command to view interface map current status and configuration. This command is used to display the map configuration information.

RAISECOM(config)#show map Name Ethernet List E1 List 1 1 4

13 Network Management Interface Configuration This chapter introduces how to configure network management interface on RC951, and including the following sections.

Network management interface general description Network management interface configuration list Introduction of configuration Monitoring and maintenance

13.1 Network Management Interface General Description Configure RC951-8FE16E1 network management interface basic functions 13.2 Network Management Interface Configuration List

Configure a port as management port (mgmt-port <1-8>) Shut down management port (no mgmt-port <1-8>)

13.3 Introduction of Configuration 13.3.1 Configure a port as management port (mgmt-port <1-8>)

Command Description config Enter config exec mgmt-port <1-8> Configure a port as management port show interface ethernet [{1-8}] Display the status of the port

Raisecom#config Raisecom(config)#mgmt-port 1 Raisecom(config)#show interface ethernet

13.3.2 Shut down management port (no mgmt-port <1-8>) Command Description config Enter config exec no mgmt-port <1-8> Shut down the management port show interface ethernet [{1-8}] Display the status of the port


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Raisecom#config Raisecom(config)#no mgmt-port 1 Raisecom(config)#show interface ethernet

13.4 Monitoring and Maintenance Under config user exec, user can use ‘show interface Ethernet’ command to view interface current status and configuration. This command is used to display interface configuration information.

Raisecom(config)#show interface ethernet 1 Port 1: Basic Info: Linkstatus:down speed-duplex: 10M-half Manage port:On Config Info: Port Switch:On Auto negotiate:enable auto-MDIX:enable flowcontrol:ON

Performance Statistics: TX Packet Number:0 TX Bytes Number:0 RX Packet Number:0 RX Bytes Number:0 RX Lost Packet Number:0 Collision Number:0

14 SNMP Configuration This chapter introduces how to configure SNMP on RC951, and includes the following sections.

SNMP general description SNMP configuration list Introduction of configuration Monitoring and maintenance

14.1 SNMP General Description RC951-8FE16E1 supports the way of management through SNMP Agent. 14.2 SNMP Configuration List

Configure community name Enable or disable trap Configure trap manager and port number


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Delete trap manager Erase all trap configuration Configure contact information Configure location information Configure name information Configure description information

14.3 Introduction of Configuration 14.3.1 Configure community name

Step Command Description 1 snmp Enter SNMP configuration exec 2 Snmp-server community

COMMUNITY (ro|rw) Configure read-only community and read-write community

3 show snmp Display SNMP configuration raisecom#snmp raisecom(config-SNMP)# Snmp-server community public ro raisecom(config-SNMP)# show snmp

14.3.2 Enable or disable trap Step Command Description 1 snmp Enter SNMP configuration exec 2 Snmp-server trap

(enable|disable) Enable or disable trap

3 show snmp Display SNMP configuration raisecom#snmp raisecom(config-SNMP)# Snmp-server trap enable raisecom(config-SNMP)# show snmp

14.3.3 Configure trap manager and port number Step Command Description 1 snmp Enter SNMP configuration exec 2 Snmp-server trap <1-8> target

A.B.C.D port <1-65536> Configure trap manager and port number. trap: configure trap manager <1-8> Target: IP address of manager PORT: port number

3 show snmp Display SNMP configuration raisecom#snmp raisecom(config-SNMP)# Snmp-server trap 1 target 192.168.1.1 port 162 raisecom(config-SNMP)# show snmp


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14.3.4 Delete trap manager

Step Command Description 1 snmp Enter SNMP configuration exec 2 no Snmp-server trap <1-8> Delete trap manager 3 show snmp Display SNMP configuration

raisecom#snmp raisecom(config-SNMP)# no Snmp-server trap 1 raisecom(config-SNMP)# show snmp

14.3.5 Erase all trap configuration Step Command Description 1 snmp Enter SNMP configuration exec 2 Snmp-server trap clear Erase all trap configuration 3 show snmp Display SNMP configuration

raisecom#snmp raisecom(config-SNMP)# Snmp-server trap clear raisecom(config-SNMP)# show snmp

14.3.6 Configure contact information Step Command Description 1 snmp Enter SNMP configuration exec 2 Snmp-server contact STRING Configure contact information 3 show snmp Display SNMP configuration

raisecom#snmp raisecom(config-SNMP)# Snmp-server contact STRING raisecom(config-SNMP)# show snmp

14.3.7 Configure location information Step Command Description 1 snmp Enter SNMP configuration exec 2 Snmp-server location

LOCATION Configure location information

3 show snmp Display SNMP configuration raisecom#snmp raisecom(config-SNMP)# Snmp-server location haidian raisecom(config-SNMP)# show snmp

14.3.8 Configure name information Step Command Description


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1 snmp Enter SNMP configuration exec 2 Snmp-server name NAME Configure name information 3 show snmp Display SNMP configuration

raisecom#snmp raisecom(config-SNMP)# Snmp-server name RAISECOM raisecom(config-SNMP)# show snmp

14.3.9 Configure description information Step Command Description 1 snmp Enter SNMP configuration exec 2 snmp-server description

STRING Configure description information

3 show snmp Display SNMP configuration raisecom#snmp raisecom(config-SNMP)# snmp-server description RAISECOM raisecom(config-SNMP)# show snmp snmp-server description STRING

14.4 Monitoring and Maintenance Under configuration user exec, user can use ‘show snmp’ command to view snmp current status and configuration. This command is used to display snmp configuration information.

Step Command Description 1 Snmp Enter SNMP configuration exec 2 Show snmp Display SNMP configuration

information raisecom(config)# show snmp System name: unknown System description: rc951-8fe16e1 System contact: unknown System location: unknown System object id: 1.3.6.1.4.1.8886.2 Read Community:public Write Community:private Send trap status: Enable Trap sink Target Address Target Port 1 0.0.0.0 162 2 0.0.0.0 162 3 0.0.0.0 162 4 0.0.0.0 162 5 0.0.0.0 162 6 0.0.0.0 162


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7 0.0.0.0 162 8 0.0.0.0 162

15 Examples of Configuring RC951-8FE16E1 and RC952 RC951 equipment provides 8 Ethernet interfaces and 16 E1 interfaces. They can be flexibly configured to satisfy different types of requirement according to complicated network topologies. When RC951-8FE16E1 is working in pairs with RC952-FXE1, the topology is as follows.

RC951-8 FE16E1

RC952-FXE1

RC601- FE

RC952-FXE1

RC952-FXE1

RC501- FE

RC501- FE

16 x E1

E1

E1

E1

SNMP

When the Agent in RC951 managing the

whole network, RC951 can manage over RC952-FXE1

and the remote media converter connecting

to the optical interface of RC952

8 x Ethernet

Service

Figure 1. RC951-8FE16E1 working with RC952-FXE1


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When RC951-8FE16E1 is working in pairs with RC952-FEE1, the topology is as follows.

RC951-8 FE16E1

RC952-FEE1

RC952-FEE1

RC952-FEE1

16 x E1

E1

E1

E1

SNMP

When the Agent in RC951

managing the whole network, the RC951 can manage over RC952-FEE1

8 x Ethernet

Service

Figure 2. RC951-8FE16E1 working with RC952-FEE1

The configuration details are as follows. The network management port of RC951-8FE16E1 is the first Ethernet interface. 3 numbers of RC952-FEE1 shall be connected to the first 3 E1 interfaces of RC951-8FE16E1 respectively. All data traffic from the first 3 E1 interfaces will be aggregated to the second Ethernet interface of RC951-8FE16E1. Configuration procedure: 1. configure IP and gateway address

raisecom#config Configuration mode, one command input per times. End with CTRL-Z. raisecom(config)#ip 192.168.4.64 mask 255.255.255.0 set command success please execute "write" to save! raisecom(config)# gateway 192.168.4.1 set command success


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please execute "write" to save! raisecom(config)#show ip IP Addr: 192.168.4.64 subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 GATEWAY Addr: 192.168.4.1 raisecom(config)#write Writing running-config to flash, please wait... Copy OK: 2699 bytes copied Successfully write to flash raisecom(config-SNMP)#end raisecom#

2. configure SNMP community name and trap manager address

raisecom#config Configuration mode, one command input per times. End with CTRL-Z. raisecom(config)#snmp raisecom(config-SNMP)#snmp-server community public ro set command success please execute "write" to save! raisecom(config-SNMP)#snmp-server community private rw set command success please execute "write" to save! raisecom(config-SNMP)#snmp-server trap 1 target 192.168.4.63 port 162 set command success please execute "write" to save! raisecom(config-SNMP)#show snmp System name: unknown System description: rc951-8fe16e1 System contact: unknown System location: unknown System object id: 1.3.6.1.4.1.8886.2 Read Community:public Write Community:private Send trap status: Enable Trap sink Target Address Target Port 1 192.168.4.63 162 2 0.0.0.0 162 3 0.0.0.0 162 4 0.0.0.0 162 5 0.0.0.0 162 6 0.0.0.0 162 7 0.0.0.0 162 8 0.0.0.0 162


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raisecom(config－SNMP)#write Writing running-config to flash, please wait... Copy OK: 2699 bytes copied Successfully write to flash raisecom(config-SNMP)#end raisecom#

3. configure the network management port (configure the first Ethernet interface as

network management port) raisecom#config Configuration mode, one command input per times. End with CTRL-Z. raisecom(config)#mgmt-port 1 set command success if you want to save it, please execute "write" to save! raisecom(config)#write Writing running-config to flash, please wait... Copy OK: 2699 bytes copied Successfully write to flash raisecom(config)#end raisecom#

4. configure map (configure the second Ethernet interface and the first 3 E1 interfaces

into one map, so that data traffic from the first 3 E1 interfaces will be aggregated to the second Ethernet interface. Data traffic between E1 interfaces are isolated.)

raisecom#config Configuration mode, one command input per times. End with CTRL-Z. raisecom(config)#add map map1 ethernet 2 e1 1-3 set command success. if you want to save it, please execute "write" to save! raisecom(config)#show map Name Ethernet List E1 List map1 2 1-3 raisecom(config)#write Writing running-config to flash, please wait... Copy OK: 2699 bytes copied Successfully write to flash raisecom(config)#end raisecom#


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5. configure Ethernet interface property (only one interface is configured in the example. Others are the same)

raisecom#config Configuration mode, one command input per times. End with CTRL-Z. raisecom(config)#int ethernet 2 raisecom(config-ethernet-2)#speed auto set command success if you want to save it, please execute "write" to save! raisecom(config-ethernet-2)#flow-control on set command success if you want to save it, please execute "write" to save! raisecom(config-ethernet-2)#show int Port 2: Basic Info: Linkstatus:down speed-duplex: 10M-half Manage port:Off Config Info: Port Switch:On Auto negotiate:enable auto-MDIX:enable flowcontrol:ON Performance Statistics: TX Packet Number:0 TX Bytes Number:0 RX Packet Number:0 RX Bytes Number:0 RX Lost Packet Number:0 Collision Number:0 raisecom(config-ethernet-2)#write Writing running-config to flash, please wait... Copy OK: 2699 bytes copied Successfully write to flash raisecom(config-ethernet-2)#end raisecom#

6. configure E1 interface property ((only one interface is configured in the example.

Others are the same) raisecom#config Configuration mode, one command input per times. End with CTRL-Z. raisecom(config)#interface e1 1 raisecom(config-E1/1)#clock-mode master


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set command success if you want to save it, please execute "write" to save! raisecom(config-E1/1)#crc-auto enable set command success if you want to save it, please execute "write" to save! raisecom(config-E1/1)#flow-control on set command success if you want to save it, please execute "write" to save! raisecom(config-E1/1)#show int E1:1 Basic Info: Clock-mode:master Frame Mode:unframed Frame timeslot:n/a Frame CRC State:disable Frame CRC Autonegotiation:enable Flow control:ON Maintenance: Loop Back(config):disable Lineloop(config):disable Bert:disable Packet Statistics: TX Packet Number:81384 RX Packet Number:0 RX Error Packet Number:0 Performance Statistics: Error Second:0 Serial Error Second:0 Bit Error Rate: Zero Fault State: LOS:Failure AIS:Normal LOF:Normal CRC:Normal raisecom(config-E1/1)#write Writing running-config to flash, please wait... Copy OK: 2699 bytes copied Successfully write to flash


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raisecom(config-E1/1)#end raisecom#

7. test E1 interface (only one interface is configured in the example. All others are the

same) raisecom#config Configuration mode, one command input per times. End with CTRL-Z.

Configure remote loop-back.

raisecom(config-E1/1)# remote-e1-loopback set command success

Enable the BERT function. raisecom(config-E1/1)#bert enable set command success raisecom(config-E1/1)#show int E1:1 Basic Info: Clock Mode:master Frame Mode:unframed Frame timeslot:n/a Frame CRC State:disable Frame CRC Autonegotiation:enable Flow control:ON Maintenance: Loop Back(config):disable Lineloop(config):enable Lineloop(result):Success Bert:enable Packet Statistics: TX Packet Number:0 RX Packet Number:0 RX Error Packet Number:0 Performance Statistics: Error Second:15 Serial Error Second:15 Bit Error Rate: thousandth Fault State: LOS:Failure AIS:Normal LOF:Normal CRC:Normal


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Disable BERT function and loop-back on remote equipment, and configure local loop-back.

raisecom(config-E1/1)#bert disable set command success raisecom(config-E1/1)#no remote-e1-loopback set command success

Enable equipment local loop-back. raisecom(config-E1/1)#loopback set command success

Enable BERT. raisecom(config-E1/1)#bert enable set command success raisecom(config-E1/1)#show int E1:1 Basic Info: Clock Mode:master Frame Mode:unframed Frame timeslot:n/a Frame CRC State:disable Frame CRC Autonegotiation:enable Flow control:ON Maintenance: Loop Back(config):disable Lineloop(config):enable Lineloop(result):Success Bert:enable Packet Statistics: TX Packet Number:0 RX Packet Number:0 RX Error Packet Number:0 Performance Statistics: Error Second:15 Serial Error Second:15 Bit Error Rate: thousandth Fault State: LOS:Failure AIS:Normal LOF:Normal CRC:Normal

Disable BERT. raisecom(config-E1/1)#bert disable


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set command success Disable Equipment local loop-back.

raisecom(config-E1/1)#no loopback set command success raisecom(config-eth/1)#end raisecom#

8. configure remote RC952-FEE1 (all the three RC952 are the same) raisecom#config Configuration mode, one command input per times. End with CTRL-Z. raisecom(config)#remote interfaceconvert 1 raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1)#

Enable fault-pass-through. raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1)#fault-pass enable set command success if you want to save it, please execute "write" to save! Enter Ethernet interface configuration exec. raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1)#interface ethernet raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1-ethernet)# Configure Ethernet interface to auto-negotiation. raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1-ethernet)#speed auto set command success if you want to save it, please execute "write" to save! Enable flow control. raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1-ethernet)#flow-control on set command success if you want to save it, please execute "write" to save! View Ethernet interface information. raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1-ethernet)#show interface Port 1:RC952FEE1 Basic Info: Port:Enable Linkstatus:Down Autonegotiation:enable speed-duplex: 10M-half flowcontrol:ON Config Info: Port:Enable Speed:Autonegotiation flowcontrol:ON Ethernet Performance Statistics: TX Packet Number:81 RX Packet Number:0 RX Error Packet Number:0


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raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1-ethernet)#exit raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1)# Enter E1 interface configuration exec. raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1)#interface e1 raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1-E1)# Configure master clock. raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1-E1)#clock-mode master set command success if you want to save it, please execute "write" to save! Enable CRC auto-negotiation. raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1-E1)#crc-auto enable set command success if you want to save it, please execute "write" to save! View E1 interface information. raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1-E1)#show interface Port 1:RC952FEE1 Basic Running Info: Clock Mode:master Frame Mode:unframed Frame timeslot:N/A Frame CRC autonegotiation:enable Frame CRC Check:disable Basic Config Info: Clock Mode:master Frame Mode:unframed Frame timeslot:N/A Frame CRC autonegotiation:enable Packet Statistics: TX Packet Number:0 RX Packet Number:143 RX Error Packet Number:0 Fault State: LOS:Normal AIS:Normal LOF:Normal

CRC:Normal raisecom(config-RC952FEE1/1-E1)#end raisecom(config)#


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