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Chapter 1 Networking Mode Chapter 2 Networking principle Chapter 3 Introduction of Route and Mercury Chapter 4 Example for Partly E1 networking
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LAN Mode1
NE1 NEn
NEs are in
LAN
M2000 Client
M2000 Server
This scenario is used to the situation all NEs and M2000 are in same geographic position. The IPs of NEs and M2000 are in one IP subnetwork.
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LAN Mode2
NE
10.11.1.0
M2000 Client NE
129.9.1.0
M2000 Client
LAN1
LAN2
LAN3
M2000 Server
If NEs, M2000 sever and M2000 clients are in different LAN segments, e.g. different IP subnetworks, M2000 server can take the role of an IP router, so there is no need to add routers in each subnetwork. In detail, the network adapters in M2000 server can be configured with different IP addresses, each IP interfaces one IP subnetwork; the routes between these IPs can be configured in M2000 server. NEs, M2000 clients set their IP subnetwork gateway IP according corresponding IP.
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WAN Mode
Most common WAN networking modes are: Partial E1 networking Fully E1 networking DDN/X.25 networking
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Chapter 1 Networking Mode Chapter 2 Networking principle Chapter 3 Introduction of Route and Mercury Chapter 4 Example for Partly E1 networking
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Generally, M2000 need 4 time slots for each NE, except NodeB, the maximum requirement is 64 slots
Consider the backup O&M route Dont use the networks for service Especially not use the same network for Signaling, Charging, etc.
Use exclusive network for O&M if possible Assign IP properly (see next page)
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The LAN(s) connected to WAN must be in different IP subnetworks; The LAN port(s) of a router must be in different IP subnetworks with the WAN port; The WAN ports of each two routers communicated directly through WAN must be in same IP subnetwork; If routers route to different destination, their WAN ports must be in different IP subnetworks; Use Subnet Mask to split one IP subnetwork to several subnetwork for different LANs, to reduce the IP usage; Reserve proper IP addresses for future expanding
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Chapter 1 Networking Mode Chapter 2 Networking principle Chapter 3 Introduction of Route and Mercury Chapter 4 Example for Partly E1 networking
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usually configured as the router at the NE side in the iManager M2000 remote networking
To To LAN LAN
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Configuration of Quidway2501
1.
Configuring the HyperTerminal of Quidway2501: 9600bit/s, 8 data bits, no check bit, 1 stop bit, traffic control no.
2.
[Quidway] delete; Clear the original configuration [Quidway] reboot; Reboot the router [Quidway] interface e 0; Define the Ethernet interface. [Quidway-ethernet0] ip address 129.9.0.1 255.255.0.0; Define E0 interface IP address [Quidway-Serial0] clock DTEclk2; Selecting the WAN interface clock [Quidway-Serial0] quit [Quidway] ip route-static 129.10.0.0 255.255.0.0 129.8.0.2 [Quidway] link-protocol ppp; Encapsulate PPP protocol [Quidway] save; Write the configured data into the Flash Memory 1 [Quidway] display current-config
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Quidway3640 provides up to four network interface slots and can serve four multi-functional interface modules.
Normally configure:
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Configuration of Quidway3640
1. 2. 3.
Configuring the HyperTerminal of Quidway3640 as same as 2501 Ethernet and V35 configuration are as same as 2501 E1 Configuration Command in Quidway3640
a) b) c)
[Quidway] controller e1 0; Enter E1 config. mode [Quidway-E1-0] frame-format no-crc4; Set the frame check mode [Quidway-E1-0] channel-set 0 timeslot-list 1-4; Define channel groups and timeslots to be bound.
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Normally configure:
E1/T1 interface module Ethernet interface module V.35 interface modules IDSL interface modules
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Switch
To transmission equipment
DDF frame
M ercury3600
2a Router
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Configuring the HyperTerminal of Mercury3600: 19200bit/s, 8 data bits, no check bit, 1 stop bit, traffic control no. Configuration Command in Mercury 3600
a) b) c) d) e) f) g) h) i) j)
2.
MERCURY> LOGIN TAINET 3600; Logging onto the Mercury3600 MERCURY> LOGB; Define the start of a new configuration file Profile MERCURY> CLK 1A; Extract clock form Port 1a MERCURY> LINK 1A RCRC: 0 TCRC: 0; Define CRC MERCURY> XC 1A 1B; Switch all the timeslots of the port 1a to 1b MERCURY> V35 2A 1 2; Define the two timeslots MERCURY> XT 2A 1 1B 1 2; Switch the timeslot MERCURY> LOGE 1 HEXI1; Save to file MERCURY> LOGI 1; Set the prefer profile file MERCURY> BOOT; Reboot
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Chapter 1 Networking Mode Chapter 2 Networking principle Chapter 3 Introduction of Route and Mercury Chapter 4 Example for Partly E1 networking
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Networking Example
HLR HLR BAM Router A 2501 Mercury 5A 3600 A
4B V35 4A
IP
M2000 Server
IP
Router B 3640
E1
Mercury 4B 3600 B
4C
4A
MSC/VLR
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Networking Planning
HLR
192.7.20.61 Ts16 For Signaling
HLR BAM
IP
Router A 2501
V35
Mercury 5A 3600 A
4B 4A Ts1-4 For Networking
192.7.20.88
10.77.2.190
192.7.10.197
10.77.2.191
M2000 Server
IP
Router B 3640
192.7.10.193
E1
Mercury 4B 3600 B
4C Ts16 For Signaling
4A
MSC/VLR
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Configuration of Quidway2501
1.
[Quidway] delete
b)
c) d) e)
[Quidway] reboot
[Quidway] interface e 0 [Quidway-Ethernet0] ip address 192.7.20.61 255.255.255.0 [Quidway-Ethernet0] quit
f)
g) h) i) j) k) l)
[Quidway] interface s 0
[Quidway-Serial0] ip address 10.77.2.190 255.255.0.0 [Quidway-Serial0] quit [Quidway-Serial0] link-protocol ppp [Quidway-Serial0] clock DTEclk2 [Quidway] ip route-static 192.7.10.0 255.255.255.0 10.77.2.191 [Quidway] save
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Configuration of Quidway3640
1.
[Quidway] delete [Quidway] reboot [Quidway] controller e1 0 [Quidway-E1-0] frame-format no-crc4 [Quidway-E1-0] channel-set 0 timeslot-list 1-4 [Quidway-E1-0] clock slave [Quidway-E1-0] interface s 0:0
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[Quidway-serial0:0] ip address 10.77.2.191 255.255.0.0 [Quidway-Serial0:0] link-protocol ppp [Quidway-serial0:0] quit [Quidway] interface e 0 [Quidway-ethernet0] ip address 192.7.10.193 255.255.255.0
h) i) j) k)
l) m)
[Quidway-ethernet0] quit
[Quidway] ip route-static 192.7.20.0 255.255.255.0 10.77.2.190 [Quidway] save
n)
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MERCURY> LOGIN TAINET 3600 MERCURY> LOGB MERCURY> CLK 4A MERCURY> LINK 4A RCRC: 0 TCRC: 0 MERCURY> LINK 4B RCRC: 0 TCRC: 0
MERCURY> XC 4A 4B
MERCURY> V35 5A 1 4 MERCURY> XT 5A 1 4A 1 4 MERCURY> LOGE 1 HEXI1
MERCURY> LOGI 1
MERCURY> BOOT
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d)
e) f) g)
h)
i) j) k)
MERCURY> XT 4C 1 4A 1 4
MERCURY> LOGE 1 HEXI1 MERCURY> LOGI 1 MERCURY> BOOT
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HLR BAM
Router A 2501
V35
Mercury 3600 A
192.7.20.88
10.77.2.190
192.7.10.197
10.77.2.191
M2000 Server
IP
Router B 3640
E1
Mercury 3600 B
192.7.10.193
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Summary
In this course, M2000 networking principle and configuration
been introduced;
Now trainees should have basic knowledge of networking. Also
should have ability to configure the networking device by the guide of manuals.
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