Eoc Master User Guide

EoC Master Master User Guide Gui de V 1.2

CONTENT

PART 1 PRODUCTS INSTRUCTION .............................................................. ........................................................................................................ .......................................... 5 1.1 PRODUCT FEATURE ................................................................. .................................................................................................................................. ................................................................. 5 1.2 P RODUCT FUNCTION F RAMWORK ................................................................ .......................................................................................................... .......................................... 6

1.3 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION ................................................................. ...................................................................................................................... ..................................................... 8 PART 2 CONFIGURATION INSTRUCTION ............................................................... ........................................................................................... ............................ 14 2.1 SYSTEM M ANAGEMENT ............................................................................................................................ ............................................................................................................................ 14

2.1.1 SYSTEM INFORMATION ..................................................................... ........................................................................................................................ ................................................... 14 2.2 D 2.2 D EVICES M ANAGEMENT ANAGEMENT ....................................................................... .......................................................................................................................... ................................................... 14

2.2.1 PORT ............................................................. ................................................................................................................................ ...................................................................................... ................... 14 2.2.2 VLAN.............................................................. ................................................................................................................................. ...................................................................................... ................... 14 2.3 USER MANAGEMENT USER MANAGEMENT ....................................................................... .......................................................................................................................... ................................................... 15

2.3.1 USER LIST................................................................ .................................................................................................................................... .......................................................................... ...... 16 2.3.2 ADDING 2.3.2 ADDING..................................................................... ......................................................................................................................................... .......................................................................... ...... 16 2.3.3 EDIT ............................................................... ................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................... .................. 16 2.3.4 DELETE .................................................................... ........................................................................................................................................ .......................................................................... ...... 16 2.4

SYSTEM SETTING SYSTEM SETTING............................................................... .............................................................................................................................. ............................................................... 16

2.4.1SAVING SETTING ............................................................... .............................................................................................................................. ............................................................... 16 2.4.2DOWNLAOD ................................................................. ..................................................................................................................................... .......................................................................... ...... 16 2.4.3RESTORE DEFAULT SETTING ............................................................... ....................................................................................................... ........................................ 16 2.5 EOC MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT .......................................................................................................................... .......................................................................................................................... 16

2.5.1 DEVICE LIST ..................................................................... ................................................................................................................................... .............................................................. 16 2.5.2 DEVICE REGISTER .................................................................... ....................................................................................................................... ................................................... 16 2.5.3 WHITE LIST.............................................................. ................................................................................................................................. .......................................................................... ....... 17 2.5.4 UPDATE SET ............................................................ ............................................................................................................................... .......................................................................... ....... 17 2.6 E XIT LOGIN ................................................................. ..................................................................................................................................... .......................................................................... ...... 18

PART 3 OUT-OF-BAND MANAGEMENT ................................................................... ............................................................................................... ............................ 18 3.1

C ONNECTION -OF- BAND ............................................................... ONNECTION WITH OUT ....................................................................................................... ........................................ 18

3.2

COMMAND I COMMAND I NSTRUCTION ................................................................................................................... ................................................................................................................... 18

3.3

C OMMAND OMMAND L INE V IEW ....................................................................... .......................................................................................................................... ................................................... 18

3.3.1 3.3.2 3.3.3 3.3.4

SET USER MULTI-LEVEL PROTECTION ................................................................ ............................................................................................ ............................ 19 COMMAND ONLINE HELP ............................................................... .................................................................................................................. ................................................... 20 COMMAND LINE WRONG INFORMATION .............................................................. .......................................................................................... ............................ 21 COMMAND LINE OLD COMMAND .............................................................. ...................................................................................................... ........................................ 21

3.3.5 COMMAND EDIT FEATURES ...................................................................... .............................................................................................................. ........................................ 21

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3.3.6 COMMAND LINE DISLPAY FEATURES.................................................................... ................................................................................................ ............................ 22 3.4

S ET U SER SER ..................................................................... ......................................................................................................................................... .......................................................................... ...... 22

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S ET IP R IP ROUTE .............................................................. ................................................................................................................................. .......................................................................... ....... 22

3.6 B ROADCAST STORM C ONTROL ONTROL ....................................................................... .............................................................................................................. ....................................... 23 3.7 S ET VLAN ................................................................... VLAN ....................................................................................................................................... .......................................................................... ...... 23

3.7.1 VLAN CREAT/DELETE VLAN ................................................................... ........................................................................................................... ........................................ 23 3.7.2 ASSIGN PORT FOR VLAN .............................................................. ................................................................................................................. ................................................... 23 3.7.3 SHOW VLAN INFORMATION ..................................................................... ............................................................................................................. ........................................ 23 3.8

SET PORT PORT ....................................................................................................................................... ............................................................................................................................................. ...... 24

3.8.1 ENTER PORT VIEW ............................................................ ........................................................................................................................... ............................................................... 24 3.8.2 SET PORT STATUS..................................................................... ........................................................................................................................ ................................................... 24 3.8.3 SET PORT B ANDWITH .................................................................... ....................................................................................................................... ................................................... 25 3.8.4 SET PORT MIRRORING .................................................................. ..................................................................................................................... ................................................... 25 3.8.5 SHOW PORT INFORMATION ...................................................................... .............................................................................................................. ........................................ 26 3.9

SET SNMP SET SNMP.................................................................. ...................................................................................................................................... .......................................................................... ...... 26

3.9.1 SET B ASIC FUNCTION OF SNMP ........................................................ ..................................................................................................... ............................................. 26 3.9.2 VACM SET VACM ....................................................... ....................................................................................................................... .................................................................... .... 27 3.9.3 SET SNMP B ASIC FUNCTION .................................................................. .......................................................................................................... ........................................ 27 3.9.4 SHOW SNMP INFORMATION .................................................................... ............................................................................................................ ........................................ 27 3.10

M ....................................................................................................................... 28 ANAGEMENT ANAGEMENT SYSTEM .......................................................................................................................

3.10.1 S AVE CURRENT SETTING ............................................................ ............................................................................................................... ................................................... 28 3.10.2 SOFTWARE VERSION UPGRADE ............................................................ .................................................................................................... ........................................ 28 3.10.3 3.10.4 3.10.5 3.10.6 3.10.7

ENABLE SERVICE FUNCTION.................................................................. .......................................................................................................... ........................................ 28 RESTOREDEFAULTING SETTING ............................................................ .................................................................................................... ........................................ 28 RESTART DEVICE ............................................................. ............................................................................................................................ ............................................................... 28 SHOW SYSTEM VERSION INFORMATION....................................................................... ........................................................................................ ................. 29 SHOW MEMORY USAGE CONDITION ................................................................... ............................................................................................... ............................ 29

3.10.8 SHOW CURRENT SETTING & DEFAULT SETTING...................................................................... ........................................................................... ..... 29 3.11

CNU M M ANAGEMENT ANAGEMENT ............................................................................................................................ ............................................................................................................................ 29

3.11.1 CNU DEVICE REGISTER M ANAGEMENT ....................................................................... ........................................................................................ ................. 29 3.11.2 CNU WHITE LIST ............................................................. ............................................................................................................................ ............................................................... 30 3.11.3 CNU TERMINAL M ANAGEMENT ANAGEMENT .............................................................. ...................................................................................................... ........................................ 30 3.11.4 3.11.5 3.11.6 3.11.7 3.12

SYSTEM LOG .............................................................. ................................................................................................................................. .......................................................................... ....... 31

3.12.1 3.12.2 3.12.3 3.12.4 3.13

EAT FRAME .................................................................... CNU DEVICE HEART BEAT ................................................................................................ ............................ 30 CNU TERMINAL UPGRADE M ANAGEMENT .................................................................................... ................. 30 ANAGEMENT ................................................................... REBOOT CNU TERMINAL DEVICE ...................................................................... .................................................................................................. ............................ 31 SHOW CNU SETTING STATUS ................................................................ ........................................................................................................ ........................................ 31

ENABLE/DISENABLE SYSTEM LOG TERMINAL SHOW................................................................. ...................................................................... ..... 31 SET LOG HOST OF INFORMATION CENTER................................................................... .................................................................................... ................. 31 SYSTEM DEBUG SET SYSTEM LOG LEVEL ................................................................. .................................................................................. ................. 32 SHOW INFORMATION CERER SETTING STATUS ............................................................ ............................................................................. ................. 32

SYSTEM D EBUG ..................................................................... ................................................................................................................................... .............................................................. 32

3.13.1 ENBALE/DISENBALE PROTOCAL DEBUG OPTION..................................................................... .......................................................................... ..... 32 3.13.2 SHOW DEBUG OPTIONS STATUS ....................................................................... ................................................................................................... ............................ 33

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PART 4

TELNET MANAGE.................................................................................................................... 33

4.1 H OW TO CONNECT T ELNET ................................................................................................................... 33 4.2 D EVICE T ELNET C ONNECTION ............................................................................................................. 33 4.3 H OW TO CONNECT SSH ......................................................................................................................... 34 4.4

SSH C ONNECTION ................................................................................................................................. 34

PART 5

WEB MANAGMENT ................................................................................................................. 37

5.1 W EB M ANAGE I NTERFACE I NSTRUCTION ................................................................................................ 37

5.1.1 WEB SET INTERFACE INSTRUCTION .................................................................................................. 37 5.1.2 TIMEOUT M ANAGEMENT ................................................................................................................... 38 5.1.3 LOGOUT ................................................................................................................................................ 38 5.2 D EVICE M BY W ANAGEMENT EB .............................................................................................................. 38

5.2.1 SYSTEM M ANAGE ................................................................................................................................ 38 5.2.2 DEVICE M ANAGE.................................................................................................................................. 38 5.2.3 USER M ANAGE..................................................................................................................................... 43 5.2.4 SYSTEM SETUP ................................................................................................................................. 46 5.2.5 EOC MANAGE .................................................................................................................................... 48 5.2.6 LOGOUT ............................................................................................................................................. 54 PART 6

SNMP MANAGEMENT ............................................................................................................ 54

6.1 SNMP C OMMAND S ETUP ......................................................................................................................... 55 6.2 SNMP C ONNECTION ................................................................................................................................ 56

PART 7

EOC PROJECT DEMOSTRATION .................................................................................. 57

7.1 S IGN S ERVICE M ODE ............................................................................................................................... 57

7.1.1 EOC DEVICE COLLOCATING ILLUSTRATION (WE USE M ASTER ANM7002&SLAVER ANS4003WV IN THIS CASE) ................................................................................................................................................. 57 7.1.2 SETTING STEP................................................................................................................................... 58 7.2 M ULTI -SERVICE M IXED M ODE ................................................................................................................ 59

7.2.1 EOC DEVICE COLLOCATING ILLUSTRATION (WE USE M ASTER ANM7002&SLAVER ANS4003/ANS3003 FOR THIS CASE) ......................................................................................................... 60 7.2.2 SETTING STEP ...................................................................................................................................... 60

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Part 1 Products Instruc tion 1.1 Product Feature EoC Broadband Access soltuon including EoC Master series and Eoc Slave series and Network Management Software NMS1000(normal version)/NMS2000(advanced version) Eoc Master Series including ANM9002/9001/8004/8002/8001/ANM7001/7002/6001(U)/6004(U) are based on IEEE 1901 (Draft), and downwards compatible with HomePlug AV protocol. These products can transmit/receive ethernet signals over CATV coaxial cable, occupy low-frequency band outside the frequency range of the existing CATV. Their function is over the same HFC network with existing DOCSIS system, no need to restructure existing HFC network, well adapt to the diversified topologies of existing broadcasting & TV networks. z

EoC Master consist of basic units (including control switching backplane), uplink optical data module, optical reception module, and CLT line card module, and adopt scalable, hot swappable, and modular architecture for flexible network capacity expansion

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EoC Master support system management with SNMP/CLI/WEB/TELNET/SSH

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EoC Master provide remote NMS supporting SNMP protocol and MIB standards, Unified management to reduce faults, facilitate outdoor installation, and cut costs

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EoC Master support configuring EoC terminals through the master devices in a centralized mode

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EoC Master supportt Forward Error Correction/Dynamic Bandwith Allocation

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EoC Master Support IEEEE 802.1Q Tag-Based VLAN and QoS, SNMP v3,SSH2 protocal.

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1.2 Product Function Framwork

EoC Master ANM700X

EoC Master ANM600X

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EoC Master ANM600XU

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1.3 Technical Specification

ITEM EoC Solution Power

ANM6001

ANM6004

1 Qualcomm 6400 EoC Module

4 Qualcomm 6400 EoC Modules

10W

25W

HomePlug RF

Bandwith:7.5-30MHZ/Output Power:≥110dBuV

CATV RF

Bandwith:47-1000MHz,Input Return Loss:>16dB,Insert Loss:≤1dB

Connection Node

F breakthrough Connector (inch/metric optional)

RF Impedance

75Ω

Standards Compliance

IEEE HomePlug AV,IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3x, IEEE 802.3u Auto MDI(X)

Remote Management

Support remote WEB Management, TELNET, SNMP; Support centralized management on all connected EoC terminals

Protocol

TDMA/CSMA

Transmission Speed

200Mbps

Coding Mode

Asynchronous

Modulation Mode

OFDM

Transmission Distance

500 m or above

Encryption Mode

128-bit AES

Power

220V AC / 60V AC(optional)

Size(LxWxH)

225 mm×200 mm×90 mm

Weight

<4kg

Operation Temperature

-25～55 ℃

Storage Temperature

-40～70 ℃

Operation Humidity

10%～90% non-condensing

Storage Humidity


ITEM

ANM6001U

ANM6004U

EoC Solution



Power

18W

33W

HomePlug RF

Bandwith:7.5-30MHZ/Output Power:≥110dBuV

CATV RF

Bandwith:47-1000MHz,Input Return Loss:>16dB,Insert Loss:≤1dB

Connection Node


RF Impedance

75Ω


IEEE HomePlug AV,IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3x, IEEE 802.3u Auto 8

MDI(X) Remote Management


Protocol

TDMA/CSMA

Transmission Speed

200Mbps

Coding Mode

Asynchronous

Modulation Mode

OFDM


500 m or above

Encryption Mode

128-bit AES

Power


ONU Mode

Integrated

ONU

Data Optical Connection: 1EPON port, single module, FC/PC ONU Optical Parameter

Data Optical Transmission Wavelength:1310nm; Data Optical Receiving Wavelength:1490;

Size(LxWxH)

225 mm×200 mm×90 mm

Weight

<4kg


-25～55 ℃

Storage Temperature

-40～70 ℃

Operation Humidity


Storage Humidity


ITEM

ANM7001

ANM7002

EoC Solution



Power

35W

40W

HomePlug RF

Bandwith:7.5-30MHZ / Output Power:≥110dBuV Bandwith:47-1000MHz;Input Return Loss:>16dB Insert Loss:≤1dB;Flatness: ±0.75dB

CATV RF

C/N：≥51dB（-1dBmIN）; C/CTB：≥65dB; C/CSO：≥60dB RF Output Singal Level: ≥110dBuv

Connection Node


RF Impedance

75Ω


IEEE HomePlug AV, IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3x, IEEE 802.3u Auto MDI(X)

Remote Management


Protocol

TDMA/CSMA

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Transmission Speed

200Mbps

Coding Mode

Asynchronous

Modulation Mode

OFDM


500 m or above

Encryption Mode

128-bit AES

Power


WDM Module

Integrated WDM Module(optional) Data Optical Connection: 1EPON port, single module, FC/PC

ONU Optical Parameter

Data Optical Transmission/Receiving Wavelength:1310nm/1490nm Video Optical Receiving Wavelength: 1100～1600nm (representative value: 1550nm)

Size(LxWxH)

270 mm×220 mm×115 mm

Weight

<4kg


-25～55 ℃

Storage Temperature

-40～70 ℃

Operation Humidity


Storage Humidity


ANM8004

ITEM EoC Module Power Homeplug RF

Four Qualcomm 7410 EoC mater modules 40W Occupied Bandwith:7.5～67.5MHz;Output Power:≥105dBuV Occupied Bandwith:87-1000MHz;Input Return Loss:>16dB;Insert

CATV RF Loss:≤1dB Connection Type RF Impedance Standards Compliance

F Connector(inch/metric optional) 75Ω IEEE HomePlug AV,IEEE802.3,IEEE802.3x,IEEE802.3uAutoMDI(X) Support remote WER management, TELENT, SNMP; Support

Remote Management centralized management on all connected EoC terminals Protocol Transmission Speed Coding Mode

TDMA/CSMA 350Mbps Asynchronous

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Modulation Mode

OFDM


Not more than 1000 meter

Encryption Mode

128-bitAES

Power

220VAC/60Vac


-25～65℃

Storage Temperature

-40～70℃

Operation Humidity


Storage Humidity


ITEM

EoC Module

ANM8001

ANM8002

One Qualcomm 7410 EoC One Qualcomm 7410 EoC mater module mater module

Power Homeplug RF

15W

20W

Occupied Bandwith:7.5～67.5MHz;Output Power:≥110dBuV Occupied

Bandwith:87-1000MHz;Input

Return

Loss:>16dB;Insert

CATV RF Loss:≤1dB Connection Type RF Impedance

F breakthrough Connector(inch/metric optional) 75Ω

Standards IEEE HomePlug AV,IEEE802.3,IEEE802.3x,IEEE802.3uAutoMDI(X) Compliance Support remote WER management, TELENT, SNMP; Support centralized Remote Management management on all connected EoC terminals Protocol Transmission Speed Coding Mode Modulation Mode

TDMA/CSMA 320Mbps

640Mbps

Asynchronous OFDM

Transmission Not more than 1000 meter Distance Encryption Mode Power

128-bitAES 220VAC/60Vac

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Size(LxWxH) Weight

242×162×105mm 2kg

Operation -25～55℃ Temperature Storage Temperature

-40～70℃

Operation Humidity


Storage Humidity


ITEM

EoC Module

ANM9001

ANM9002

One Qualcomm 7410 EoC mater Two module

Power

Qualcomm

7410

EoC

mater

modules 25W

40W

Data Optical Interface:1 EPON interface, single mode, FC/PC Data Optical transmission Wavelength: 1310nm Data Optical Receiving Wavelength:1490nm Optertical Character

TV Optical Receiving Wavelength:1100 to 1600nm, typical 1550nm TV Receiving Optical Power:-7dBm to +2dBm TV Receiving Optical recommended Power: -3dBm to +1dBm TV Optical Interface: Single, FC/APC

Homeplug RF

Occupied Bandwith:7.5～65MHz;Output Power:≥110dBuV Occupied Bandwith:47-1000MHz;Input Return Loss:>16dB; Insert Loss:≤1dB Flatness:±0.75dB

CATV RF

C/N:≥51dB（-1dBmN）; C/CTB: ≥65dB;C/CSO: ≥60dB RF Output Signal Level: ≥110dBuv

Connection Type RF Impedance

F breakthrough Connector(inch/metric optional) 75Ω

Standards IEEE HomePlug AV,IEEE802.3,IEEE802.3x,IEEE802.3uAutoMDI(X) Compliance Remote Management Protocol

Support remote WER management, TELENT, SNMP; Support centralized management on all connected EoC terminals TDMA/CSMA

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Transmission Speed Coding Mode Modulation Mode

320Mbps

640Mbps

Asynchronous OFDM

Transmission 500 to 1000 meter Distance Encryption Mode Power Size(LxWxH) Weight

128-bitAES 220VAC/60Vac 270×220×115mm 4kg

Operation -25～65℃ Temperature

Storage -40～70℃ Temperature Operation 10%～90% non-condensing Humidity Storage Humidity


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Part 2 Configur ation Instructi on

2.1 System Management 2.1.1 System Information This configuration include product informationand Host information 2.2 Devices Management With Devices Management of the port, you can set port parameter, get the port statistical information and port status and set VLAN of the related port. 2.2.1 PORT Managenent Status: If Enable, this port can transmit and exchange data stream. If Disable, the port can be connected but can transmit and exchange data stream Self-adaption: When you start using Self-adaption,the port will negotiate port speed with the connected devices.And when you turn off Self-adaption,the port won’t negotiate port speed with the connected devices and compel current speed of the port Flow Control: Duplex: There are six mode of the 10M/100M/1000M port as following ¾

10Mbps／HD：10M (Half Duplex)

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10Mbps／FD：10M ( Duplex)

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100Mbps／HD：100M (Half Duplex)

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100Mbps／FD：100M (Half Duplex)

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1000Mbps／FD：1000M (Half Duplex)

PORT VLAN: The default Port VLAN ID, for short”PVID”. When you enable 802.1Q VALN mode, ANM7002 will add PVID to data frames and find and transmit the VLAN team if data frames have no 802.1Q VLAN TAG(When ANM7002 is working with PORT VLAN mode or PROTECTED VLAN mode,the PVID setting of ANM7002 cann’t be amended ) PORT STASTICAL INFORMATION: This function will stastic how many data bytes, data frames, broadcast frames, multicast frames, wrong frames received or transmitted by every port. 2.2.2 VLAN ANM7002 support 802.1Q VLAN mode.

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IEEE802.1Q define a new frame format. It add a Tag Header after the original address of the standard Ethernet frame as following:

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VLAN ID：This function set tag of VLAN to identify VLAN.The VLAN ID range is 1-4095

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Untag Port：These ports only belong to one VLAN and cann’t belong to multi-VLAN.

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VLAN Broadcast Area: This function define the transmission range of VLAn frames. The port out of VLAN cann’t receive any frame from the VLAN.You can set the property of port in VLAN as TAG or UNTAG. If set as TAG member, all data frame from this port will be marked with VLAN TAG and the VLAN ID in the VLAN TAG is the VLAN ID of VLAN Broad Area. If set as UNTAG member, all data frame from this port won’t be marked with VLAN TAG. ANM7002 can support up to 4K VLAN Bbroadcast Area.

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Default VID: When the Master cann’t know to which VLAN the frame belong from the TAG

header of a frame, it will judge which VLAN the frame belong to by the default VID of the port through which the frame enter the Master. You can set multi-VLAN while on eport can belong to multi-VLAN. There is a VLAN chart and every item in the chart is has a corresponding VLAN Broadcast Area. All data packet that flow through the device will find VLAN chart according to the VLAN ID of this data packet(if no VLAN TAG in the dada package, then according to PVID of the inflow port).If the data packet can find the corresponding item in the chart and the port is aso a in the VLAN Broadcast Area the data package can be send accurately from the port otherwise the data packet will be disgarded.

2.3 USER MANAGEMENT This function can allow you to check the existing user name of ANM7002,add/delete user,amend user pass word, set management pass word, g ive the user administration authority

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2.3.1 USER LIST The User List of ANM7002,shows all user names that log in ANM7002.The user just need to add one new user name before accessing control and management in the name of the new user. 2.3.2 ADDING You can add many IDs including normal user ID and ad ministrator ID to manage the device. 2.3.3 EDIT You need to appoint user name before amending and qiving user rights. In ANM7002,the super administrator can amen any user rights and amend relevant access right 2.3.4 DELETE You can delete any user ID and withdraw the relevant right except administer ID

2.4 SYSTEM SETTING 2.4.1SAVING SETTING This function can save any operation setting and the saving setting is for overall situation in ANM7002. 2.4.2Downlaod This function is for updating new software version or restore old software version 2.4.3RESTORE DEFAULT SETTING This function can restore the software to the default setting. 2.5 EoC MANAGEMENT 2.5.1

DEVICE LIST

This function can check the device and show the device information such as whether or not online, enrolling, belonging to white list . It also can amend online registered device parameters 2.5.2

DEVICE REGISTER This function can register new devices.In this function you can write user description, speed

limitation of the setting device and the allowed MAC address number, broadcast storm suppression, 16

terminal device port parameter, VLAN setting information. 2.5.2.1

Status Information

This function can check the MAC address, device type, software version, contact address and device description. 2.5.2.2

Message Statistics

This function can check the data message information receiving and sending by the device port 2.5.2.3

Signal Statistics

This function can check the signal parameter information receiving and sending by the devicet 2.5.2.4

EDIT

This function can edit enrolling terminal device and set the MAC address, user name, contact telno, contact address, device description, download/uplink speed, limitation of MAC address number, broadcast storm suppression, LAN port parameter, Rate Duplex mode, priority, into the port speed limitation/out the port speed limitation, port status, VLAN mode and PVID informatiom 2.5.2.5

QoS Set

This function can set QoS priority information of the device 2.5.2.6

Update

This function can update terminal devices 2.5.2.7

Management

This function can re-start terminial devices 2.5.3

White List EoC Master has White List set function. You need enable the White List to set the device

Registered or unregistered users all can belong to White List simultaneously or don’t belong to White List respectively. White List can control terminal accessing, only the terminal in White Liat can get the service. The default set for White List is turnoff. When White List is enable, Registered or unregistered terminals have different

White List default strategy and set strategy respectively. And the registered terminal

has White List control function for single device. 2.5.4

Update Set

This function can choose the way to update the software. You can update the software by tftp or flp with the Master. If updating by tflp, you need appont updating serve address and the file name while updating by ftp, you need appiont updating serve address and the use name, pass word and file name. 17

2.6 Exit Login This function can exit login of the current user

and get back to login interface

Part 3 Out-of-band Management This function can manage EoC Master with serial port and doesn’t occupy network bandwith. 3.1 Connection with Out-of-band You need a PC or terminal emulation software for example the Hyper Terminal or Windows OS First, please connect the serial port of ANM7002(In this manual, we take ANM7002 as sample) with the serial port of PC, then run the WINDOWS hyper terminal. You can see in the figure that speed of the serial port is 38400bps and the date bits is 8bit.There is no parity check and data stream control, the stop bit is 1.If there is no Hyper Terminal in your WINDOWS, you can use insert install DISC to laod it or download a a a Hyper Terminal such as Hyper Terminal Private edition) from internet. Please note: speed of the serial port is 38400bps and the date bits is 8bit.There is no parity check and data stream control, the stop bit is 1 3.2 COMMAND Instruction EoC Master provide users with a series of setting command and command line interface for setting and management easily. Command interface has the following features: ¾

Setting command cascade protection to insure that unauththorized user cann’t

invade the

Mater. ¾

Users can enter”?” at any time to get online help

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Users can enter”tab” at any time to complete command

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Provide similar Doskey function that can run some previous command.

Command line interpreter use incompletely suited searching method to search keywords. User just need enter conflictfree keywords to explain the command. For example: Config command, just enter conf 3.3 Command Line View This function provide the following view:

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View

Function

Prompt

Enter Command

Check the running

quit ：turn off

status/ statistics User Setting

information and make

EocMaster>

some simply system

Connect

connection

ANM7002

with the concentrator

management Set system System View

Enter”enable”in

EocMaster(enable)#

parameters

Set system Setting View

User Setting

Enter “config” in

EocMaster(config)#

parameters

system View Enter “interface

Ethernet Port View

Set enthernet port

EocMaster(config-if-eth0/1)#

ethernet 0/1” in Setting View Enter “interface

Cable Port View

Set Cable port

Qxit Command

EocMaster(config-if-cab0/3)#

cable

0/3” in

Setting View

quit ：get back user view

Exit ：get back to the last layer of user view

Enter”interface VLAN View

Set VLAN

3.3.1

vlan default” in Setting View Enter “cnu mac

CNU Interface View

EocMaster(config-vlan-default)#

Set CNU port

EocMaster(cnu-0000.0000.0001)#

0000.0000.0001” in Setting View

Set User Multi-Level Protection EoC Master has two kind of users with different level

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Visiting Level User: Only can execute simple inquire operation in User Setting

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Administrator Level User;Can execute operation such as monitoring, setting, management in system View.

Please use to set user cacade protection. If you can enter th e right pass word three times, you will be administrator lever us er, otherwise would be visiting level user

Operation

Command

Remark

Enter System View

Config

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Set multi-level pass word

config lo gin-auth enable

Set login pass word

login-password

password：6 characters at least

Delete multi-level pass word

config login-auth disable

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3.3.2

Command Online Help

Command line interface provide two kind of online help: complete help and partially help. Users can get relevant help information when setting the Master with online help. 1 Complete help In any view, enter “?” to get the following command EocMaster(enable)# ? clear

Clear screen

config

Turn on config mode command

debug

Debugging functions

dir

List files in directory

exit

Exit current mode and back to previous mode

help

Description of the interactive help system

idle-timeout

Set idle timeout value

kill

Kill some unexpected things

list

Print command list

logout

Disconnect from switch and quit

no

Negate a command or set its defaults

ping

Ping command to test if the net is correct

quit

Disconnect from switch and quit

reboot

Reboot the switch

remove service show

Remove file Config system services Show running system information

telnet

Telnet to other host or switch

terminal

Set terminal line parameters

who

Display who is connected to the switch

Enter one command and enter , then enter ”?”, if there are keywords,pleas elist all keywords and simple description.

2 Partially Help Enter one character and “?”,then list all commands beginning with this character EocMaster(config)# s？ 20

save

Save system information to flash

service

Configure system services

set

Config system's setting

show

Show running system information

snmp-server

Config snmp-server parameter

source-mac

Config QOS based on source MAC address

Enter one command and one character and”?”, list all keywords beginning with this character EocMaster(config)# service w？ webserver

Configure web manage service

If you enter after entering some front characters of the keywords, the user terminal screes will show the complete keywords(if the beginning character of the keyword is unique) EocMaster(config)# service w←enter EocMaster(config)# service webserver 3.3.3

Command Line Wrong Information If the command entered by users can pass syntax check, system will execute the command

correctly otherwise System will report wrong information to users. 3.3.4 ¾

Command Line Old Command Command line interface provide similar Doskey function that can save some old command entered by users and call these commands at any time and execute them repeatedly. Command line can save up to 10 old commands for users and the operation is follwong:

Operation

Key

Result

Call last old command

<↑>

If older command exist,then callit

Call next old command

<↓>

If later command exist,then callit

3.3.5

Command Edit Features Command line Interface provide basic edit function

and support multi-line edit.The

manximum length of a command is 511 characters. Key

Function

Normal Key

If edit buffer is not full,then insert it in the current cursor position and the

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curdor move rightward.

3.3.6

Delete the front character of the current cursor position and move th ecurdor move leftward.

Command Line Dislpay Features

When the information displayed is more than one screen, the system provide pause function. Users have three choice as following: Key or Command

Function

Dislpay next line informatiom

Display next scrren inforamtion

Other keys

Exit display

3.4 Set User This function can set ANM7002’s Web Master User ID including user of administrator and user of visiting level Operation

Command

Result

Enter Systern View

Config

-

Add user

Delete

user add

login-password user delete

login-password

¾ ¾

user-name password -

3.5 Set IP Route

Operation

Command

Result

Enter Systern View

Config

-

Add one IP Route

ip route < A.B.C.D/M>

-

Delete one IP Route

Assign IP router of VLAN

no ip route < A.B.C.D/M> ip route < A.B.C.D/M> vlan

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-

-

3.6 Broadcast Storm Control Operation

Command

Result

Config

-

Enable this function

storm-ctrl enable

-

Shut this function

no storm-ctrl enable

-

Command

Result

Config

-

Enter System View

3.7 Set VLAN 3.7.1

VLAN Creat/delete VLAN

Operation Enter System View Creat VLAN

interface vlan

vlan-id

Delete VLAN

No interface vlan

vlan-id：VLAN ID(from1～4094) Delete appointed VLAN

vlan-id

3.7.2

Assign port for VLAN

Operation

Command

Result

Enter System View

Config

-

Enter VLAN View

interface vlan

Add port for appointed VLAN

add

vlan-id

port interface-number tagged interface-number tagged

interface-number ：port number,the format is trench number/port number tagged：is th port tag mode? On defuat setting,all port belongto VLAN 1

Delete port of appointed VLAN

3.7.3

Delete portinterface-number port interface-number tagged tagged

-

Show VLAN Information

This function can show the operation situation of VLAN ifif you choose choose SHOW view.

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command in any

Operation

Command

Result ¾

vlan-id1 to vlan-id2：assign the ID range of VLAN to show

¾

Show VLAN information

show interface vlan

all ：Show detailed information of all VLAN

¾

If you choose some parameter or keywords, system will show detailed inform tion of appointed VLAN

3.8 SET PORT 3.8.1

Enter Port View

Please enter Port View before you set port.

Operation

Command

Result

Enter System View Enter Port

Enter Port View of

View

Ethernet

3.8.2

Config interface ethernet interface-number

Enter Port View of

interface cable

cable

interface-number

interface-number ：Port number

SET PORT STATUS STATUS

Operation

Command

Result

Enter System View Enter Port

Enter Port View of

View

Ethernet

Config interface ethernet interface-number

Enter Port View of

interface cable

cable

interface-number

Shutdown ethernet port

shutdown

Enable ethernet port

no shutdown

Set duplex of port

duplex { full |half}

interface-number ：Port number

Default setting is enable status ¾

full：full duplex mode

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half ：half duplex mode

In default setting, full duplex mode of port is auto-consulation mode

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Set spped of port

speed { 10 | 100 | 1000 }

¾

10：10Mbps

¾

100：100Mbps

¾

1000 ：1000Mbps （Only GIGA enthernet port support）

In default setting,full duplex mode of port is auto-consulation mode In default setting,the port Set flow-contol of port

flow-control

don’tenable

flow-control function

with data message Set default setting as flow-control

3.8.3

flowcontrol

disable

-

Set Port Bandwith

Enter System View

-

Config egress rate-limit

<0-1048512>

-

Ingress rate-limit

<0-1048512>

-

Set Port Egress Bandwith

Set Port Ingress Bandwith

3.8.4

Set Port Mirroring

1 Mirror the Source Port Result

Operation

Command

-

Enter System View

Config

Mirror the source port

monitor session 0 source

¾

¾

Rx：Moniter receiving data message only

{ tx |

Tx ：Moniter transmitting data

rx | both }

interface

message only ¾

both：Moniter receiving and transmitting data message

-

Delete the source port

no monitor session 0 source interface rx | both }

2 Mirror the Objective Port 25

{ tx |

Operation

Command

Result

Enter System View

Config

-

Mirror the Objective Port

monitor

session

interface

0

destination

{cable|

-

ethernet}

no monitor session 0

-

Operation

Command

Result

Enter System View

Config

-

Show Port Status Information

show monitor session 0

Show can be excuted in any View

Operation

Command

Result

Enter System View

Config

-

Enable SNMP

snmp-server enable

In defaule seting，SNMP is

Delete the Objective Port

3.8.5

Show Port Information

3.9 SET SNMP

3.9.1

Set Basic Function of SNMP

1 Enable/Disenable function

disenable Disenable SNMP

snmp-server disable

-

Operation

Command

Result

Enter System View

Config

-

Set Community ID

snmp-server com2sec

Set Community ID for SNMP

2 Set Community ID

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3.9.2

VACM Set VACM

Operation

Command

result

Enter System View

Config

-

Add VACM group

snmp-server group add

Set VACMgroup and View and

Delete VACM group

snmp-server group delete

Add VACM View

snmp-server view add

Delete VACM View

snmp-server view delete

Add VACM Access Rrights

snmp-server access add

3.9.3

Access Rights

Set SNMP Basic Function

1 Permit/Forbid Device Send TRAP Information TRAP is information for NMS send initiatively by EoC Master, reporting some urgent events such as Master reset Operation

Command

Result

Enter System View

Config

-

Permit ANM7002to send TRAP

snmp-server trap enable

Enable snmp trap function

message Forbid ANM7002to send TRAP mess snmp-server trap disable

-

2 Set TRAP Objective Host Operation

Command

Result

Enter System View

Config

-

Permit ANM7002 to send TRAP

snmp-server

message

3.9.4

trap-source

Enable snmp trap

Show SNMP Information

Operation

Command

Result

Enter System View

Config

You can enable Show command in

Show the current device setting

show snmp-server com2sec

any View

group

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3.10

Management System

3.10.1 Save Current Setting To ensure that Current Setting can work as

intitialization

setting when ANM7002 is power on

next time. Operation

Command

Result

Save Current Setting

save

¾

Execute the command in User Setting

¾

Please save the setting in Flash

3.10.2 Software Version Upgrade

Operation

Command

Upgrade Device Software version

upgrade

Result {tftp

|

ftp}

-

3.10.3 Enable Service Function

Operation

Command

Result

Enter System View

Config

-

Enable WEB Service

service webserver enable

-

Enable

TELNET Service

service telnet enable

-

Enable

SSH Service

service ssh enable

-

Operation

Command

Result

Enter System View

Config

-

Restoredefaulting Setting

erase startup-config

3.10.4 Restoredefaulting Setting

ANM7002will

reset

automatically

after restoredefaulting setting

3.10.5 Restart Device

Operation

Command

Result

RestartANM7002

reboot

This command is executed in User Setting

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3.10.6 Show System Version Information

Operation

Command

Result

Show system version information

Show version

This command can be execyted in any View

3.10.7 Show memory usage condition

Operation

Command

Result

Show memory usage condition

Show memory usage


3.10.8 Show Current Setting & Default Setting When Eoc Master is power on ,it will read setting in Flash for initialization. If there is no setting in Flash, Master will use default setting for initialization. Operation

Command

Result

Show Default Setting

show startup-config

This command can be execyted in

Show Current Setting

show running-config

any View If this command is executed in Usersetting, pass word won’t show

3.11

CNU Management CNU Management is the control center of EoC Master to manage EOC modules.It can protect legal usesr and restrict illegal users effectively.

3.11.1 CNU Device Register Management

Operation

Command

Result

Enter System View

Config

-

Set device register

cnu register mac

This command is executed in User

Setting

In default setting ,all devices are not registered

Delete device register

No cnu register mac

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-

3.11.2 CNU White List

Operation

Command

Result

Enable cnu white list

cnu white-list enable

This command is executed in User Setting IN

default

setting,white

list

is

disenable Disenbale cnu white list

No cnu white-list enable

Set default user device of cnu white

cnu

list

{register| unregister}

whhite list are register users

Add device to white list

cnu

-

white-list

-

default

contain

white-list mac

If white list is defaukt setting,users in

3.11.3 CNU Terminal Management

Operation

Command

Result

Enter System View

Config

-

Enter Device Setting View

cnu

register

mac

-

Enter

appointed

Device

cnu mac

-

Bandwidth {up|down} <0-102400>

Set uplink/download

Management Set Bandwith Of terminal Device

bandwith.defaut setting is 0,means no setting Set appoint service PVIP parameter Interface of terminal device

{cable | ethernet |voip |

wifi} <0-5> pvid

<1-4094> priority

Set PVID of appointed service

<0-7> {tag |untag} Limit

MAC

access

number

of mac-limit <0-8>

From 1-8,0 means no limitation

terminal device Set terminal QoS rule

qos {map | trust-mode}

Specify QoS rule queue

3.11.4 CNU Device Heart Beat Frame

Operation

Command

Result

Set cnuonline HeartBeatFrame

cbat keepalive enable

-

Set cnuonline HeartBeatFrame Gap

cbat keepalive interval

Set cnu online

cnu keepalive enable

<1-3600>

-

3.11.5 CNU Terminal Upgrade Management

Operation

Command

Result

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Set cnu terminal upgrada

cnu

upgrade

ftp

Set userID and pass word for

upgrade

cnu upgrade mac

Set MAC address of device to upgrade

cnu

upgrade

mode

>

Set upgrade mode,user

name,upgrade servicer address

cnu upgrade execute

Use upgrade function

Operation

Command

Result

Reboot CNU terminal deveice

cnu reboot

3.11.6 Reboot CNU Terminal Device

mac

This command is executed in User Setting Reboot appointed device

3.11.7 Show CNU Setting Status Operation

Command

Enter System View

Config

Show

CNU

device

setting

status Show

appointed

terminal

Result

Show cnu list < linkup| port|

This

command

can

register |white-list>

executed in any View

be

show cnu mac

device parameter list

3.12

Show terminal device statistics

show

cnu

statistics

information

Show device list to upgrade

show cnu upgrade-list

mac

System log

3.12.1 Enable/disenable system log terminal show

Operation

Command

Result

Enable system log terminal show

config syslog enable

This command is executed in User Setting Default setting is enable

Disenable system log terminal show

config syslog disable


3.12.2 Set log Host of information Center

Operation

Command

Result 31

Permit terminalto output

log to

config syslog server enable

-

output

config syslog server type

-

server Set

corresponding

log

module

enable

Set add/delete information Host

config syslog [add|delete] server Add or delete log server

{[port]

<1-65535>}*1

{[facility] <0-7>}*1

is IP address，port is port number ， facility is priority level

3.12.3 SyStem Debug Set System LOG level

Operation

Command

Enter System View

Config

Set System LOG level

Result

config syslog server lowest-level

Set the lowest level of System Log,

<0-7>

which means system will make log information for all log type that is equal to or greater than the lowest level.0: System cann’t use ， 1 ： 2 ： serious

real-time

operation

3:wrong

4:alarm 5: Prompt

6:

general information 7：debug

3.12.4 Show information cerer setting status

Operation

Command

Enter System View

Config

Show

information

cerer

setting

Result

Show syslog configuration

status

3.13


System Debug

3.13.1 Enbale/disenbale Protocal Debug Option

Operation

Command

Result

Enable protocal debug option

debug { all| module-name }

¾


¾

The default setting is disable all debug options

Disenable protocal option

no debug { all |module-name }


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3.13.2 Show Debug Options Status

Operation

Command

Result

Show debug options status

Show debug { all |module-name }

This command can be executed in any View

Part 4

Telnet Manage

Telnet management and SSH management can remote manage EoC Master by it’s RJ45 port, which will occupy somen network bandwith. SSH manage ment is encrypted security access. Note: Telnet management and SSH management are different with serial port management o nly in physical link. All Command are same with CLL command of serial port management. 4.1 How to connect Telnet For this function, you need a PC with TCP/IP protocal. First, please enter command” service telnet enable” in Console of your PC to enable Telnet function. And connect EoC Master with PC by cable through their RJ45 port. Then set the network adaptor of the PC and make the PC and ANM7002 in the same network segment. 4.2 Device Telnet Connection Please click “run” in your PC windows OS (WIN7) and input “cmd” in the dialog. Please click OK then the following dialog appear.

Please input “Telnet 192.168.1.254” and click to enter Telent management interface. Please input user name and pass word(all are “admin” in default setting)

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4.3 How to connect SSH For this function, you need a PC with TCP/IP protocal. First, please enter command” service ssh enable” in Console of your PC to enable Telnet function. And connect Eoc Master with PC by cable through their RJ45 port. Then set the network adaptor of the PC and make the PC and Master in the same network segment. 4.4 SSH Connection For SSH management function, fist please download SecureCRT of latest version and install it in your PC and run it as the following dialog

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Then select SSH2 and input IP address of Host( it must be in the same network segment with Master) and user name. After that, please click “Connect” in this dialog and click to confirm. The following dialog will appear, please click “Accept and Save” in the following dialog.

Please input user name and passsword then you can enter SSH management interface

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Note: The setting of Telnet management and SSH management are same with out-of-band management

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Part 5

WEB Managment

If te IP adddres of EoC Mater is 192.168.1.254, just input 192.168.1.254 in the address bar of IE, then click ,the following dialog will appear

Please input “admin”as user name. The default pssword is “admin”. You can login as super administrator or normal user. Noraml user only can visit it while supe r administrator has all control rights to set device. 5.1 Web Manage Interface Instruction 5.1.1 WEB Set Interface Instruction After Log in,you can see the web set interface as following

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5.1.2

Timeout Management

If you keep Web pages un operated more than 5 minutes, syetem will log off this access(the setting will be saves in web set interface).If you wan to continue operating, please log in again. 5.1.3 Logout Please quick “Logout” and confirm, you can quit Web setting interface 5.2 Device Management By Web 5.2.1 System Manage System manage include system host information 5.2.1.1 Set System Parameters This function include the following setting:：

5.2.2 Device Manage 5.2.2.1 PORTS MANAGE This function include the following setting:

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Port Manage

Click relevant Port Icon and set Port Configure Info

5.2.2.2 Port Stastistic Info This function include the following information:

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5.2.2.3 VLAN MANAGE EoC Master support VLAN with Tag based on 802.1 Q standard.

VLAN SETTING→802.1Q VLAN Please click and the following figure will appear

Please input VLAN name,VLAN ID and confirm Specify Port In VLAN ¾

Change VLAN

40

¾

¾

VLAN IP：Set VLAN IP address, VLAN 1default IP address is 192.168.1.254

¾

VLAN NETMASK: the default address is 255.255.255.0.

Change VLAN default Port：Set port with tagged or untagged, the default setting of ports of VLAN 1 all are untagged

Note: The default setting VLAN is IEEE802.1 Q VLAN mode and EoC Master has one VLAN that includes all ports(VID is 1).

5.2.2.4 QoS This device can set 802.1p priority, TOS and provide data frame Tag mapping function in 802p priority mode. Please check the following figure:

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The output ports support 4 priority queue(default setting is from low to high) 5.2.2.5 Broadcast Storm Control In this web, you can enable or disable Broadcast Strom Control function as following:

5.2.2.6 Rate limit In this web, you can set bandwith of uplink and downlink as following:

¾

Ingress rate: 0 means no input bandwith control of the current port otherwise bandwith control would take effect. The port arrange is from 0 to 1048512

¾

Egress rate: 0 means no output bandwith control of the current port otherwise bandwith control

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would take effect. The port arrange is from 0 to 1048512

5.2.3 User Manage Current Users In system：Show the current Users in System as following figure

1 Add User Please clickto enter normal user add interface, input user name and pass word and confirm.

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Click will upgrade normal user to supper ad ministrator

¾

¾

Add user ： Add System administrator and normal user and give corresponding authority.

2 Change Login Password Please click

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¾

Edit User ：

¾

Edit User ：Change user rights

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Edit User ： Change login password and manage password of appointed user and change

¾

corresponding right.

Delete User ：Delete appointed user and corresponding rights

¾

5.2.4

System Setup

5.2.4.1 Save Config Please choose ”Save Config” and click ”ConfirmSave” to save the current setting

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5.2.4.2 Restore Default Setting System Manage→Restore This function will delete all setting information and restore default setting.

5.2.4.3 Download Please choose Download in System Setup then you can upgrade the latest firmwall of this Master. Updrading procedure is following: Step1 Please click to choose the new firmwall Step 2 Please click to upgrde firmwall and when it finish the master will reboot automatically

Note ¾ ¾

Please don’t power off the master otherwise it cann’t work well After upgrading firmwall, the master will reboot and network communication will break temporarily

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off

5.2.5 EoC MANAGE 5.2.5.1 Working Channel Please click “Working Channel” then you can choose the ports connected with devices and set working channel of the connected device.

5.2.5.2 SNID Setting Please click “SNID Setting” then you can choose the ports connected with devices and set SSID of the connected device.

5.2.5.3 CNU List Service Manage include the following three function： ¾

Manage User

¾

Manage Anonymity User

¾

Manage Service Template：

Please click “Manage” to enter Device Manage interface

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Reception Statistics：Show data message receiving and transmitting from po rts

Signal：Show receiving and transmitting signal parameters

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Edit：Show Edit Parameter

QoS：Set QoS priority level of current devices

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Update：Click ”Update” to choose right update file and reset the cable terminal otherwise upgrade wouldn’t take effect.

Manage：Click Manage to enter Mange interface and then click and confirm to reset cable terminal.

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5.2.5.2 ¾

Device Register

EOC Manage→ Device Register

Please choose the device to register. In this case the device is ANS4003WV

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Note： After setting, Clik ，if device of this MAC address is o n line, System will Prompt ” set successfully”, otherwise system would prompt” device offline”, but the user still be created 5.2.5.3 White Listing

5.2.5.4 Update Configure EOC Manage→Update Configure EoC Master support two update modes： 1 FTP upgrade：Master download upgrade file from FTP server to update terminals(Slaves)

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FTP Upgrade

2 TFTP upgrade：Master upgrade file from FTP server to update teminals (slaves) ¾

TFTP Upgrade

Note: 1 If system is upgraded automatically by FTP or TFTP, please e stablish FTP server or TFTP server first( if the server addres and Master address is not in the same network segment, please make sure that the server and Master can be joinable by router. you can check that by command “Ping” of the Master in any view). And you have to assign the catalogue to save the files for upgrading. 2. If system is upgraded automatically by FTP or TFTP, please install the configure files and Cable terminal upgrading files in the assigned catalogue. The configure files include Cable network bridge corresponding software version after upgrade. You can check the document but can’t change it. 5.2.6

Logout

Please click in the left main manual ：Quit current login and back to login interface.

Part 6

SNMP Management

Network Management Software can monitor and manage EoC Master efficiently by the standard SNMP management tool(SNMPC,HP openview).It Before using this software, please set “cbat keepalive enable” in Console of your PC and then devices can send trap information to SNMP software.

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6.1 SNMP Command Setup Set device in th Console of your Windows OS including SNMP v1、V2、V3： Use snmp function： snmp-server enable snmp-server trap enable Use User Setup： snmp-server user rwuser md5

password

des userpassword

Set group name snmp-server group

group1r v1 readCom2sec

snmp-server group

group1rw v1 readWriteCom2sec

snmp-server group


snmp-server group


snmp-server group

group3 usm rwuser

Note: You just need set parameters with corresponding SNMP version.Fof exampe: snmp-server group


snmp-server group


Set vacm View snmp-server view

view3 .1.3 30 included

snmp-server view

view12 .1.3 30 included

Set vacm access authority： snmp-server access

group3 usm authnopriv readview view3

snmp-server access

group3 usm authnopriv writeview view3

snmp-server access

group1r v1 noauthnopriv readview view12

snmp-server access

group2r v2 noauthnopriv readview view12

snmp-server access

group1rw v1 noauthnopriv writeview view12

snmp-server access

group2rw v2 noauthnopriv writeview view12

Set server address receiving trap information： snmp-server host 192.168.1.24

version v2c

community public

Set group nameread-write authority： snmp-server com2sec readCom2sec 0.0.0.0 public snmp-server com2sec readWriteCom2sec 0.0.0.0 private Set HeartBeat frame： cbat keepalive enable

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6.2 SNMP Connection

Please start IE and input http://127.0.0.1:8088/EoC, then input default user name “admin” and default pass word “admin”.

If login successfully, the installation is finished as following. Now you can use SNMP management software

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Part 7

EoC Project Demostr ation

To help you understand better the usage of

EoC products, in this part we make detailed

demonstration for two kinds of practical network application with our EoC devices. 7.1 Sign Servi ce Mode A community has the following requirement for broadband network access ¾

Upgrade existing HFC network of the community, make it bear broadband network access and digital television or some VOIP service.

¾

Two line cable television signal output after one OLT

¾

Services with different users are isolated

¾

Uplink between EoC Master’s PON interface to OLT in the central office of Local side

¾

Administrator can remote manage the whole network of user side

¾

Uplink speed limitation is 1Mbps and download speed limitation is 10mbps for every u ser

7.1.1 EoC Device Collocating Illustration (We use Master ANM7002&Slaver ANS4003WV in this case)

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ANM7002 work with cable terminal ANS4003.The connection mode between ANM7002 and ANS4003WV is single point to multi-point by taps.

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ANM7002’s PON interface work as uplinker business interface

¾

ANS4003WV’s segregating ability can make certain the service isolation among the users

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Set ANM7002’s management VLAN according to actual demand set VLAN 1 as sample)

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for remote management(we

7.1.2 1

Setting Step

Login ANM7002 Please run Web browse and input “192.168.1.254” and click then input username “admin”

and password ”admin”. Please click Note：Please confirm that remote PC and ANM7002 is joinable by router. 2

Set ANM7002 VLAN mode

Device Manage→VLAN and click

3

Set EoC Slave ANS4003

Device Register: Step 1：EOC Manage→Device Register Step 2：Write terminal device MAC address, User Name, telephone, Contact Address, Discription Step 3：Please input “1024” and “10240” in Uplink Limit and Downlink Limit then click .The default VLAN setting is VLAN1

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Step 4：Click in System Manager Step 5： Click of the left main manual to quit ANM7002’s Web Manage Note:The defaulting setting is VLAN1.If you want to use other VLAN, please add the port to relevant VLAN. For example, If the VID of terminal is 99,the communicating port with the terminal

need set

corresponding VID : add the port to VLAN99

7.2 Multi-serv ice Mixed Mode A community has the following requirement for broadband network access ¾

Upgrade existing HFC network of the community, make it bear broadband network access and digital television and VOIP service.

¾

Two line cable television signal output after one OLT

¾

Single service(for example: broadband access network) for some user and multi-service(for example: broadband access network, digital television, VOIP) for other users

¾

Services with different users are isolated

¾

Uplink between EoC Master’s PON interface to OLT in the central office of Local side

¾

Administrator can remote manage the whole network of user side

¾

Uplink speed limitation is 1Mbps and download speed limitation is 10mbps for every u ser

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7.2.1 EoC Device Collocating Illustration (We use Master ANM7002&Slaver ANS4003/ANS3003 for this case)

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ANM7002 work with cable terminal ANS4003 and ANS3003.The connection mode between ANM7002 and ANS4003/ANS3003 is single point to multi-point by taps.

¾

ANS4003 is for users hwo need multi-service and ANS3003 is for users who need sigle service

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ANM7002’s PON interface work as uplinker service interface

¾

Set ANM7002’s management VLAN according to actual demand for remote management(we set VLAN 99 as sample) .ANS4003WV and ANS4003W ’s segregating ability can make certain the services isolation among the users

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Ethernet port 1of ANS4003WV is for digital television service, Ethernet port 2 is for broadband access network service and port 3 is for VOIP service

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For every user, VLAN 649 is for broad access network service, VLAN 1096 is for digital television service and VLAN 526 is for VOIP service

7.2.2 Setting step 1 Login ANM7002 Please run Web browse and input “192.168.1.254” and click then input username “admin” and password ”admin”. Please click Note：Please confirm that remote PC and ANM7002 is joinable by router. 2 Set ANM7002 VLAN mode

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Device Manage→VLAN and click

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Set VLAN Manager

Step 1：VLAN→VLAN List→Click Step 2：Please input VLAN2 as vlan name and input 649 as vlan ID and click for confirmation. Please creat VLAN 526,VLAN1096 in same way.

Step 3：Please note there is a port of ANM7002,with which ANM7002 connect cable network. Please add the port to VLAN526,649,1096 with tag. Tthere is a port of ANM7002,with which ANM7002 connect CATV, please add it to VLAN 1096.Ann there is a port of ANM7002,with which ANM7002 connect last layer network, please add it to VLAN526,VLAN649； 4

Set EoC Slave ANS4003Wv/ANS4003W

Device Register Step 1：EOC Manage→Device Register

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Eoc Master User Guide

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