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ET1000

CLI User Guide

System versionR1.0
Doc No.GW EP OL CZ 00001 003

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MANUAL

DESCRIPTION

The GEPON ET1000 system is a small box OLT(Optical Line Terminal)


on which data and video and phone service can be provided.
This guide is intended for technical engineers and system
administrators who are responsible for operation and maintaintion
on GEPON system.

CONTENTS

ET1000 ............................................................................................................... 1
CLI USER GUIDE ................................................................................................ 1
1 MANAGEMENT IP CONFIGUARATION ........................................................ - 1 1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5

CONSOLE .......................................................................................................... - 1 MGMT PORT .................................................................................................. - 2 UPLINK PORT(IN-BAND) ....................................................................................... - 2 CONFIGURE MANAGEMENT IP ............................................................................... - 2 CONFIGURE MANAGEMENT VLAN ........................................................................... - 4 -

2 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION ......................................................................... - 5 2.1 SYSTEM INFORMATION CONFIGURATION ................................................................. - 5 2.2 PON SYSTEM CONFIGURATION ............................................................................. - 5 2.2.1 logical port strict binding .......................................................................... - 5 3 VLAN CONFIGURATION ............................................................................. - 7 4 ONU MAC BINDING CONFIGURATION........................................................ - 9 5 ONU UNI VLAN CONFIGURATION ............................................................ - 11 6 ONU BANDWIDTH CONTROL CONFIGURATION ........................................ - 15 7 ONU UNI RATE CONFIGURATION ............................................................. - 17 8 PON PORT QINQ CONFIGURATION .......................................................... - 19 9 OTHER SYSTEM COMMAND .................................................................... - 21 10

SHOW COMMANDS ............................................................................. - 23 -

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UPGRADE VIA WEB .................................................................................. 25

TERMS AND ACRONYMS ............................................................................. 29

LIST OF FIGURES

FIGURE 1-1 ET1000 APPEARANCE ................................................................................ - 1 FIGURE 1-2 MAKING CONSOLE CABLE............................................................................. - 1 FIGURE 1-3 CONFIGURING CONSOLE PORT PARAMETER .................................................. - 3 FIGURE 11-1 UPGRADE VIA WEB PAGE 1 .......................................................................... 25
FIGURE 11-2 NEED AUTHENTICATION ................................................................................ 25
FIGURE 11-3 UPGRADE VIA WEB PAGE2 ........................................................................... 26
FIGURE 11-4 SELECT UPGRADE FILE ................................................................................ 26
FIGURE 11-5 UPGRADE VIA WEB PAGE3 ........................................................................... 26
FIGURE 11-6 UPLOAD THE UPGRADE FILE ......................................................................... 27

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LIST OF TABLES
TABLE 5-1
TABLE 5-2
TABLE 5-3
TABLE 5-4

VLAN
VLAN
VLAN
VLAN

VLAN ID HANDLING MECHANISM IN


ID HANDLING MECHANISM IN VLAN
ID HANDLING MECHANISM IN VLAN
ID HANDLING MECHANISM IN VLAN

TRANSPARENT MODE ....................... - 11 TAG MODE .................................... - 11 TRANSLATION MODE ....................... - 11 TRUNK MODE ................................. - 12 -

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1 MANAGEMENT IP CONFIGUARATION

The user can manage ET1000 system by SNMP or CLI. ET1000 provide
three type management interface console and MGMT outband management
interface and uplink port used with inband management
interface,shows as figure 1-1.

Figure 1-1

ET1000 Appearance

1.1 CONSOLE

The Console port can be used to make a simple configuration of the


ET1000. Console line for connecting PC serial port and Console port
is provided. And the user can use the USB-RS232 adapter if there is
no serial port on PC.
Figure 1-2 shows how to make the console line.

Figure 1-2

Making console cable

The communication parameters of console port as follows:


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Bits per second: 38400 bps(for initial configuration).

Data bits: 8

Parity: None

Stop bits: 1

Flow control: None

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1.2 MGMT PORT

The ET1000 MGMT port is used for out-band management on the ET1000
system. This port uses an RJ-45 connector for connecting an
unshielded twisted-pair (UTP) cable to the management terminal
network interface card (NIC). Remote management can be performed
via the MGMT port.

1.3

UPLINK PORT(IN-BAND)

1.4

CONFIGURE MANAGEMENT IP

In-band management is that both user service data and device


management date are all through one same physical port. Whether inband or out-band management,Before accessing ET1000,configing its
IP address and subnet mask is the first thing via the serial
console port according to the network configuration requirements.

ET1000 default IP address is 192.168.1.2, and netmask is


255.255.255.0and default gateway is 192.168.1.1. This Ip address
is the same value at both in-band and out-band management.
Prior to the use of ET1000 devices in the network, it is necessary
to make a reasonable plan for the IP address of the ET1000, so as
not to conflict with other devices IP in the network.
1

Login via Console Port


Use the supplied serial port cable (RJ-45 to DB-9) to connect
the Console port with the management terminal serial port. Open
HyperTerminal and set the communication parameters as follows:

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Figure 1-3 Configuring CONSOLE port parameter

- Bits per Second:38400.


- Data Bits:8.
- Parity:None.
- Stop Bits:1.
- Flow Control:None.
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Configure IP.
When completement of link between PC and the device ET1000,
the following information will appear on the screen
Username:
Password:
Note:the default username and password are all user.
After input the username and password, the following command
prompt will appear on the screen.
OLT#
The following command is to set ET1000 management IP
OLT# configure terminal
OLT(config)# system ip-address IP NETMASK GATEWAY
In the example, we assume that ET1000 management IP would be
set to 192.168.1.8and netmask 255.255.255.0and gateway
192.168.1.254.
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OLT(config)# system ip-address 192.168.1.8 255.255.255.0


192.168.1.254

NoteET1000 can work at transparent mode,without any VLAN


configuration,and data communication can be carried out when
ONU registered. In this application,the user only configure
the ET1000 IP address,not do VLAN configuration described as
following.

1.5

CONFIGURE MANAGEMENT VLAN

Management vlan would be set in in-band management network. The


following is the command about management VLAN configuration
OLT(config)# system mgmt-vlan VLAN_ID
In this examplewe set ET1000 management VLAN with 512
OLT(config)# system mgmt-vlan 512
In order to make the management VLAN take effect, you need to
create a VLAN, as follows
OLT(config)# vlan 512
OLT(config-vlan[512])# member ge 2/1 tag
The following is show how to delete the management VLAN
OLT(config)# system mgmt-vlan 0

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The system configuration include the device location, system


name,location and logical port strict binding etc.

2.1 SYSTEM INFORMATION CONFIGURATION


1. Config the system name

OLT(config)# system name NAME

For example, we set the system name OLT1000_GW:


OLT(config)# system name OLT1000_GW
2. Config the system location
OLT(config)# system location Location
For example, we set the system location zhejianghzlian2-29210
OLT(config)# system location zhejianghzlian2-29-210

2.2 PON SYSTEM CONFIGURATION


2.2.1

LOGICAL PORT STRICT BINDING

The value enable or disable logical port strict binding indicates


whether the ONU MAC address is bound with the ONU logical port ID.
Each of the ET1000 downlink ports, referred to hereafter as PON
ports, can connect with up to 64 ONUs. Since these 64 ONUs are
connected to the same physical PON port, the individual ONUs are
assigned to one of the PON port's 64 logical ports (lports).
If logical port strict binding is disabled (the default), when each
ONU is registered, it is assigned an available logical port number
automatically. When the ONU goes offline and comes back online again,
it is given the same lport number.But when system restart,the ONU
lport number will be reassigned randomly.
If logical port strict binding is enabled (the default),a binding
table used to set a mapping relationship between ONU MAC addresses
and individual lports. When each ONU is registered, it is assigned a
specific lport number. This lport number is specified in the binding
table based on the ONU MAC address.
Enable the logical port strict binding:
OLT(config)# onu-binding mac
Disable the logical port strict binding:
OLT(config)# onu-binding disable

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3 VLAN CONFIGURATION

The ET1000 system supports 4094 VLANs. By default, all the GE ports
are members of VLAN 1, the default system VLAN.

The user can creat one vlan membered with tagged ports and untagged
ports. An uplink GE port can added to several different VLANs as a
tagged port. But only can belong to one VLAN as an untagged port
except VLAN1.
Creat VLAN command:
OLT(config)# vlan VLAN-ID
To create VLAN 2000 as an example to illustrate the operation
steps. And we assume that ports GE2/1 and EPON1/1 as tagged members
belong to VLAN 2000. The command list as below:
OLT(config)# vlan 2000
OLT(config-vlan[2000])# member ge 2/1 tag
OLT(config-vlan[2000])# member epon 1/1 tag
OLT(config-vlan[2000])# exit
OLT(config)# exit
OLT# show vlan 2000
-VLAN ID-|------------------

PORTS

----------------------------

2000-|

TAG PORTS

| epon1/1,ge2/1,

Delete VLAN members command


OLT(config-vlan[2000])# no member ge 2/1
OLT(config-vlan[2000])# no member epon 1/1
Delete VLAN command
OLT(config)# no vlan 2000

Note As a management VLAN, it also needs to be configured. The


uplink port need to be added to management VLAN as a tagged port.

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If the logical port strict binding is enable, The ONU MAC address
should be bounded to logical port in ET1000 system.
Enable the logical port strict binding configuration
OLT(config)# onu-binding mac
Bound ONU MAC address to logical port command
OLT(config)# interface onu 1/1/1
OLT(config-onu[1/1/1])# mac-binding 54:93:59:00:e1:f0
Delete the ONU MAC binding:
OLT(config-onu[1/1/1])# mac-binding 00:00:00:00:00:00

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VLAN Mode Introduction

The ONU Ethernet port supports the following four VLAN modes
1 Transparent VLAN
This mode is for a subscriber's gateway or switch managed by a
service provider, and the VLAN tag in a transmission packet
provided by subscriber's gateway or switch is reliable. In this
mode, the ONU does not perform tag manipulation on the incoming or
outcoming frames; it forwards them directly to the OLT or Ethernet
ports.
Table 5-1

VLAN VLAN ID Handling Mechanism in Transparent Mode

Direction

Tagged frames/Untagged frames

Handling Mechanism

Upstream

Tagged frames

keep tag or untag and


forward

Untagged frames
Downstream

Tagged frames
Untagged frames

Tagged VLAN

In this mode, the VLAN tag provided by the subscriber's gateway or


switch is not reliable, so a service provider's VLAN tag is added
to the incoming frames to enable the service provider to control
incoming traffic.
Table 5-2

VLAN ID Handling Mechanism in VLAN Tag Mode

Direction
Upstream

Downstream

Tagged frames/Untagged
frames
Tagged frames

Handling Mechanism

Untagged frames

Add a new VLAN tag and forward

Tagged frames

Forward to corresponding ONU UNI


based on VLAN ID and then strip the
tag.
Discard the frames

Untagged frames

Discard the frames

VLAN Translation

In this mode, the subscriber's VLAN tags may not be unique and
could be used by other users, so the ONU translates the
subscriber's VLAN tag into a unique provider's service VLAN tag.
Table 5-3

VLAN ID Handling Mechanism in VLAN Translation Mode

Direction

Tagged
frames/Untagged
frames

Handling Mechanism

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Upstream

Tagged frames

Untagged frames
Downstream

Tagged frames

Untagged frames

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If the original VLAN ID matches an


incoming VLAN ID in the VLAN
Translation Table, it changes the
original VLAN ID to the corresponding
outgoing VLAN ID based on the
Translation Table entry and then
forwards the frame; If the original
VLAN ID is not found in the VLAN
Translation Table , the frame is
discarded.
Add the default VLAN ID and forward
If the original VLAN ID matches an
incoming VLAN ID in the VLAN
Translation Table, it changes the
original VLAN ID to the corresponding
outgoing VLAN ID based on the
Translation Table entry and then
forwards the frame; If the original
VLAN ID is the default VLAN ID, it
removes the tag and then forwards the
frame. If the original VLAN ID is not
found in the VLAN Translation Table,
the frame is discarded
Discard the frames

4 VLAN Trunk
The ONU UNI supports VLAN trunk function. By the setting of the
VLAN Trunk table, the ONU controls whether to forward the packet.
Table 5-4

VLAN ID Handling Mechanism in VLAN Trunk Mode

Direction

Upstream

Tagged
frames/Untagged
frames
Tagged frames

Untagged frames
Downstream

Tagged frames

Untagged frames

Handling Mechanism

If the original VLAN ID matches an entry


in the VLAN Trunk Table, the ONU forwards
the frame in the upstream direction; If
the original VLAN ID is not found in the
VLAN Trunk Table, the frame is discarded.
Add the default VLAN ID and forward
If the original VLAN ID matches an entry
in the VLAN Trunk Table, the ONU forwards
the frame in the downstream direction; If
the original VLAN ID is the default VLAN
ID, it removes the tag and then forwards
the frame in the downstream direction. If
the original VLAN ID neither matches an
entry in the VLAN Trunk Table nor is the
default VLAN ID, the frame is discarded.
Discard the frames

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The default configuration of ONU UNI VLAN mode is transparent,if


you have changed it to other mode and want to set back transparent,
the following command should be perform:
OLT(config-onu[1/1/2])# uni-vlan 1 transparent
Configuring ONU UNI Tagged VLAN
The configuration of the first Ethernet port of the ONU_1/1/2 as an
example to illustrate the operation about ONU UNI tagged VLAN. We
assume that the first Ethernet port of ONU_1/1/2 be connected with
the users PC. And the user service data income ONU need to add
VLAN 2000. Configuration steps
OLT(config-onu[1/1/2])# uni-vlan 1 tag 2000
Result Description
When upstream untagged frames reach this ONU port, the ONU assigns
VLAN ID 2000 to the frames and then forwards these frames to the
connected OLT port; when upstream tagged frames reach this ONU
port, the ONU discards all of these tagged frames.
When downstream untagged frames reach the ONU, the ONU discards all
frames; when downstream frames with tag 2000 reach the ONU, the ONU
removes the tag and forwards the frames to the configured ONU port.
Configuring ONU UNI Trunk VLAN
The configuration of the first Ethernet port of the ONU_1/1/2 as an
example to illustrate the operation about ONU UNI TRUNK VLAN. We
assume that the first Ethernet port of ONU_1/1/2 be connected with
the users AP. And the management data of AP income ONU need to
add VLAN 2000. And service data with VLAN 2100 and 2101 need to
transparent. Configuration steps
OLT(config-onu[1/1/2])# uni-vlan 1 trunk 2000 2100;2101
Result Description
When upstream untagged frames reach this ONU port, the ONU assigns
VLAN ID 2000 to the frames and then forwards these frames to the
connected OLT port; when upstream tagged 2100 and 2101 frames reach
this ONU port, the ONU forwards these frames to the connected OLT
port; Other tagged vlan ID datas will be discarded.
When downstream frames with tag 2000 reach the ONU, the ONU removes
the tag and forwards the frames to the configured ONU port. When
downstream frames with tag 2100 and 2101 reach the ONU, the ONU
forwards the frames to the configured ONU port.

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6 ONU BANDWIDTH CONTROL CONFIGURATION


The bandwidth of the ONU PON port can be set.

The configuration of the ONU_1/1/2 8Mbps both upstream and


downsteam bandwidth as an example to illustrate the operation
command as follows:
OLT(config-onu[1/1/2])# bandwidth 128 128 8000 8000 1000 1 1

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In addition to supporting ONU bandwidth control, ET1000 also


supports the ONU Ethernet port(UNI) rate limit. By default, the ONU
UNI rate limit is disable.
We use the following example of configuring the first UNI port of
ONU_1/1/2 upstream/downstream bandwidth to 4Mbps both to illustrate
the operation about ONU bandwidth control configuration. The
following are the configuration command
OLT(config-onu[1/1/2])# uni-upstream 1 enable 4000 1000 1000
OLT(config-onu[1/1/2])# uni-downstream 1 enable 4000 4000
NoteParameter CIR take effect in the UNI downstream bandwidth
control.

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The PON port VLAN stack is based on the EPON OLT port, each EPON
port supports 8 QinQ rules. In upstream, the system will add a
outer layer VLAN to the packet which matched the configured rules
and then forward. In downstream, the system will delete the outer
layer VLAN from the packet and then send to ONU..
Configuration commands are as follows:
OLT(config-epon[1])# qinq add Rule-ID Start-cvlan End-cvlan Ether-

type Svlan
1. QinQ based on PON port.
The following commands mean that all packets upstream will add
a outer layer VLAN 1000.
OLT(config)# interface epon 1/1
OLT(config-epon[1/1])# qinq add 1 1 0 0 1000
Delete the QinQ configuration is as follow:
OLT(config-epon[1/1])# qinq del 1
2. QinQ based on VLAN-ID/VLAN-RANGE
After perform the following commands, the VLAN tag 100 upstream
packet will add a outer layer VLAN 1000 and the VLAN tag from
200 to 210 will add a outer layer VLAN 2000.
OLT(config-epon[1/1])# qinq add 1 100 100 0 1000
OLT(config-epon[1/1])# qinq add 2 200 210 0 2000
Note:the CVLAN must be created like SVLAN.
Delete the QinQ configuration is as follow:
OLT(config-epon[1/1])# qinq del 1
OLT(config-epon[1/1])# qinq del 2
3. QinQ based on Ether type
After perform the following commands, the PPPoE upstream packet
will add a outer layer VLAN 1000 and the IP upstream packet
will add a outer layer VLAN 2000.
OLT(config-epon[1/1])# qinq add 1 1 0 0x8863 1000
OLT(config-epon[1/1])# qinq add 2 1 0 0x8864 1000
OLT(config-epon[1/1])# qinq add 3 1 0 0x0800 2000
Delete the QinQ configuration is as follow:
OLT(config-epon[1/1])# qinq del 1
OLT(config-epon[1/1])# qinq del 2
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OLT(config-epon[1/1])# qinq del 2

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9 OTHER SYSTEM COMMAND

The following command is to save configuration:


OLT(config)# save

The following command is to reset system:


OLT(config)# reboot
The following command is to change login user ID and password:
OLT(config)# user User-ID Password
The following command is to exit current mode:
OLT(config)# exit
The following command is to configure the interface ge 1 pvid to
100:
OLT(config)# interface ge 2/1
OLT(config-ge[2/1])# pvid 100
The following command is to set system configuration to default
factory configuration.
OLT(config)# set-configuration-factory
Export configuration file command
OLT(config)# tftp put IPofTFTPserver FileNameSaveInTftpServer
For example, export the configuration file to tftp server and
save the filename is OLT20160328.xml
OLT(config)# tftp put 192.168.1.168 olt20160328.xml
Import configuration file command
OLT(config)# tftp get IPofTFTPserver FileNameSaveInTftpServer
For example, import the configuration file OLT20160328.xml from
tftp server
OLT(config)# tftp get 192.168.1.168 olt20160328.xml
Noteto import or export the configuration file, the TPTP server
must be running.

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10 SHOW COMMANDS
OLT# show mac-address

This command is to show all MAC table in the system.

OLT# show version


This command is to display the system version.
OLT# show interface
This command is to show layer 2 interfaces status and
description.
OLT# show onu-unbound
This command is to show unbound ONUs when logical port strict
binding is enable.
OLT# show alarm current
This command is to display the system current alarms on board.
OLT# show alarm history
This command is to display the system history alarms on board.
OLT# show onu-all
This command is to show all ONUsstatus on line.
OLT# show system
This command is to show system information include
name,location,time,management IP and management VLAN.
OLT# show vlan
This command is to show all VLAN information.
OLT# show onu-config-all
This command is to display all ONUs configuration
information.
OLT# show qinq
This command is to show QinQ configuration information.

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11 UPGRADE VIA WEB

The Guangwei OLT can be upgraded via web, the following is the
operation steps:
1. Check the device current version by the command show versionto
confirm that the device needs to be upgraded. And perform the
command save to save system configuration.
2. Save the software which to be uploaded to the control terminal(PC)
and open the WEB page, input IP address of the device and enter.
See the Figure 11-1.

Figure 11-1 Upgrade via WEB

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3. Input the user name and password blank all with admin on the
pop-up dialog box. See the Figure 11-2.

Figure 11-2 Need

authentication

4. Click <login>, the information about to select software file on the


WEB page. See Figure 11-3.
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Figure 11-3 Upgrade via WEB

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5. Click <select file>, and select the file which will be uploaded to
the device on the pop-up dialog box. See Figure 11-4.

Figure 11-4

Select upgrade file

6. Click <open>, then click <upload> on the WEB page. See Figure 11-5.

Figure 11-5 Upgrade via WEB

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7. In the process of upload software, there dots appear in the serial


management interface, and after complete uploading the serial

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management interface will prompts as totle image_len is 1f1823


need_read_len is 0. See Figure 11-6. It will take about 5 minutes
for the whole upload process.

Figure 11-6

Upload the upgrade file

8. Reboot the device after complete the upload. And check it version
with the command show version to comfirm the upgrade is sucess.

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TERMS AND ACRONYMS

Acronyms

Full name

AES

Advanced Encryption Standard

ARP

Address Resolution Protocol

CATV

Cable Television

CLI

Command Line Interface

MCSB

Main Control and Switching Board

DBA

Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation

DHCP

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

DMA

Destination MAC address

DSCP

Differentiated Services Code Point

DTE

Data Terminal Equipment

EMS

Element Management System

FCAPS

Fault, Configuration, Accounting,Performance and Security


management

FTTB

Fiber To The Building

FTTC

Fiber to the Curb

FTTH

Fiber To The Home

GE

Gigabit Ethernet

GEM

GPON Encapsulation Method

GPON

Gigabit-Capable Passive Optical Network

ICMP

Internet Control Message Protocol

LAG

Link Aggregation Group

MAC

Medium Access Control

MDU

Multi Dwelling Units

MGCP

Media Gateway Control Protocol

MIB

Management Information Base

MTBF

Mean Time Between Failures

MTTR

Mean Time to Repair

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Acronyms

Full name

NE

Network Element

OAM

Operation, Administration and Maintenance

ODN

Optical Distribution Network

OLT

Optical Line Terminal

OMCI

ONU Management and Control Interface

ONT

Optical Network Terminal

ONU

Optical Network Unit

PDU

Protocol Data Unit

PIR

Peak Information Rate

PMD

Physical Medium Dependent

PON

Passive Optical Network

POTS

Plain Ordinary Telephone Service

PVID

Port based VLAN ID

PVST

Per-VLAN (Rapid) Spanning Tree

QoS

Quality of Service

RSTP

Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol

RTT

Round Trip Time

SCB

Single Copy Broadcast

SFU

Single Family Unit

SLA

Service Level Agreement

SMA

Source MAC Address

SMB

Small to Medium Business

SMF

Single-mode Fiber

SNI

Service Node Interface

SNMP

Simple Network Management Protocol

STP

Spanning Tree Protocol

SVI

Switch Virtual Interface

TC

Transmission Convergence

T-CONT

Transmission Container

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Acronyms

Full name

TDM

Time Division Multiplex

TOS

Type Of Service

UNI

User Network Interface

VLAN

Virtual Local Area Network

WRED

Weighted Random Early Detection

WRR

Weighted Round Robin

XFP

10 Gigabit Small Form Factor Pluggable Module

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