cabletran2000 web nms user manual

CableTRAN2000 WEB NMS

User Manual

Luster Teraband Photonics Co., Ltd

Version: V1.5

Date: 2017.05.22


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Thanks

Thank you for choosing CableTRAN NMI2000 Series MoCA Access 1.1+ NC product of

Luster Teraband Photonics Co., Ltd, Subsidiary Corporation of Luster LightTech Group.

Symbols appear in this manual is shown as below:

Notice: It means the following provision is important information of equipment or its

using aspect.

Warning: Potential danger. The following provision must be paid more attention.


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Revised Content Version Revision History

Version Revised Content Revision personnel Date

V1.0 First Compilation Wanxiang Feng 2015-11-30

V1.1 Content Revision Lei Song 2016-03-25

V1.2 Content Revision Jianan Yang 2016-4-10

V1.3 Content Revision Wanxiang Feng 2016-6-16

V1.4 Content Revision: Uniformly modify name

from c.Link to MoCA Access; Add PUPSPV

function, equipment statistics switch, CPE

online process setup and etc.

Leilei Song 2016-5-10

V1.5 Picture Update Senlin Ding 2016-5-22

Content revision includes first compilation, addition (+ adding illustration), modification (+

modification illustration), deletion (+ deletion illustration).

Copyright Notice

Copyright ©2016, Luster Teraband Photonics Co., Ltd

All rights reserved.

No part of this article may be reproduced in any form by any electronic or mechanical means

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in writing from Luster Teraband Co., Ltd.


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Introduction

Manual Illustration

This manual introduces the contents of WEB network management system of CableTRAN

NMI2000 series MoCA Access 1.1+ NC. The introduction of these operations is aimed to help

clients know well of management and maintenance of MoCA Access 1.1+ NC and CPE.

This WEB NMS is applicable for the following products:

1. Indoor NC product of Luster Teraband Photonics Co., Ltd: NMI2000

2. CPE product of Luster Teraband Photonics Co., Ltd: CME1000 and CME2000

3. Other CPE product adoptingMoCA Access 1.1 or MoCA Access 1.1+ access network

standard.

Suitable Reader

This manual is suitable for the following staffs:

Engineering Technical Personal

Engineering Open Personal

Equipment Maintenance Personal

Network Management Personal


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Content Introduction

It describes main content of this manual and key point of each chapter, aiming to guide

users to use this manual targeted.

Chapter Outline Ch.1 Product Introduction Features of NC and tech standard Ch.2 WEB NMS Login How to login to the WEB NMS interface Ch.3 WEB NMS Fast Setting How to fast set WEB NMS and start profile Ch.4 Detail Setting of WEB Network Management

How to set WEB NMS detailed and customize profile

Disclaimer

Content of this manual is compiled based on current information. It is subject to change

without notice.


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Content

Chapter 1 Product Introduction .......................... 7

1.1 Product Summary ......................................... 7

1.2 Main Features ............................................... 7

1.3 Specification Parameter ................................ 8

2.1 Default Factory Configuration of NC ............ 11

2.2 NC WEB Login ............................................. 11

Chapter 3 Fast Setting of WEB Network Management .................................................... 13

3.1 NC Network Management Setting ............... 13

3.2 Trap Setup .................................................. 14

3.3 Profile Setup ............................................... 14

Chapter 4 Detail Setting of WEB Network Management .................................................... 17

4.1 Main Interface ............................................ 17

4.2 System Run Status ...................................... 18

4.3 NC Network ................................................ 19

4.3.1 Network Setup ................................................................................................................ 19

4.3.2 SNMP Setup .................................................................................................................... 20

4.3.3 NTP Setup ........................................................................................................................ 20

4.3.4 Other Setup ..................................................................................................................... 21

4.4 NC MoCA .................................................... 22


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4.4.1 RF Setup .......................................................................................................................... 23

4.4.2 IGMP Snooping Setup ..................................................................................................... 24

4.4.3 Broadband Ratio Setup .................................................................................................. 25

4.4.4 Storm Filter Setup ........................................................................................................... 25

4.5 CPE Profiles ................................................ 25

4.5.1 Profiles List ...................................................................................................................... 26

4.5.2 Profile Template Modification ....................................................................................... 27

4.6 MoCA CPE ................................................... 28

4.6.1 Online CPE List ................................................................................................................. 28

4.6.2 Whitelist .......................................................................................................................... 30

4.6.3 Blacklist ............................................................................................................................ 31

4.6.4 CPE Configuration ............................................................................................................ 32

4.6.5 CPE Update ...................................................................................................................... 34

4.7 System Setup .............................................. 36

4.7.1 System Restart ................................................................................................................. 36

4.7.2 Security Setup .................................................................................................................. 36

4.7.3 Backup Restore ................................................................................................................ 37

4.7.4 Restore Factory Setup ..................................................................................................... 38

4.7.5 System Upgrade............................................................................................................... 38

4.7.6 System Log ....................................................................................................................... 39

4.7.7 Page Setup ....................................................................................................................... 40

Appendix: Introduction of Frequently-used Commend Line ................................................... 41


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Chapter 1 Product Introduction

1.1 Product Summary

Luster Teraband CableTRAN MoCA Access 1.1+ Series products provide high-quality two-way

network reform solution, aiming at solving the problem of last one mile in CATV access

network, providing high-quality support for triple broadcasting profile and unified network

management system for CATV operators.

CableTRAN MoCA Access 1.1+ Series products provide high-quality network with high

bandwidth and low time delay. It is mainly applied in the EPON+EOC network structure,

whose application situation is one optical node covering 50 clients. It supports the profile

launch of video, data and voice, especially VOD, HD VOD, VoIP, video call, OTT, games, etc.

1.2 Main Features

High bandwidth

Adopting frequency division multiplexing technology, throughout rate of central office

unit can be up to 800Mbps.

Flexible frequency selection

It works at high frequency range. Selectable frequency range is 975~1275 MHZ. Channel

can be flexibly selected based on network condition.

Strong interference-proof capability

AdoptingOrthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Address (OFDMA) modulation

technique makes it have strong interference-proof capability by avoiding strong noise of

low frequency range.

• Advanced data link layer agreement

Link layer adopting Time Division Multiple Address (TDMA) protocol, downstream

broadcasting and upstream P2P

All terminals adopting same carrier for transmitting & receiving (TDD)


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• Advanced data link layer scheduling mechanism

Accessing controlled by master, no competition & conflict

Transmission time gap using Request-Grant mechanism

• High quality profile with QoS guarantee

Parametric QoS: Reserving bandwidth for each flow, support customized priority

Priority QoS: Different priority for profile, support priority/business

• Intelligence bandwidth management

Fixed bandwidth: support terminal/port speed limit

1.3 Specification Parameter

Name Remark

Basic Info

Module NMI2000-E2-R1-P12C-I1-0C4

Technical Standard Clink1.1+ Access Network

Chipset

Module&Manufacturer

Central Office Unit：EN3681

Chipset Manufacturer: Maxlinear

Numbers of Terminal

Supported by Master 128

Communication

Mode

Modulation OFDMA

Sub-carrier Number 256

Sub-carrier Bandwidth 195.3125KHz

Sub-carrier Modulation BPSK, QPSK, 8QAM, 16QAM, 32QAM,

64QAM, 128QAM, 256QAM

MAC Layer Protocol TDMA/TDD

RF Parameter

Operating RF Band 975～1275MHz

Channel RF Bandwidth 50MHz

Upstream and

Downstream RF Band Bundled, sharing 50MHZ bandwidth

Available Channels 13


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Name Remark

Common Channel 975 ~ 1175MHz

Max Transmitting Power +8.5dBm

Typical Transmitting

Power +5.5dBm

Power Transmitting

Mode Adaptive/Manual

Receiving Sensitivity -75dBm

Insert Loss < 2dB

Transmitting Distance 600m

RF OUT1Port Frequency 5 ~ 1500MHz

TV IN1Port Frequency 5 ~ 862MHz

Delay

Typical 5ms

Maximum 7ms

Delay Jitter 1ms

Multicasting

Max IP Multicasting No. 127

IGMP Snooping Support

IGMP Version Support IGMPV1, IGMPV2, IGMPV3

QoS

QoS Type Supporting 802.1P

Priority QoS Support 8 Priority Queues

Parametric QoS Support

Bandwidth

Management

Fixed Bandwidth Limit Support Terminal/Port Speed Limit

Dynamic Bandwidth

Allocation(DBA)

12 Types of DBA for Voice/Video/Date

Profile

Network

Management

Quick Configuration Support WEB NM

MIB Support SNMP/NMS NM


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Name Remark

Unified NM Support EPON+EOC+HFC Unified NM

Port

Hi/Lo Pass Filter Access

Mode Built In

RF Port Type of NC Connector: F type, Female, Metric;

Impedance:75 Ohm

RF Port of NC

Support 1 Input + 1 Output:

1 Input(CATV)

1 Combined Output of MoCA Access 1.1+

and CATV signal

Network Port of NC

Two RJ45, 1000BASE-T network

port,usedfor upstream and local

maintenance

Console Port Support Serial Port

Power Supply of NC DC12V

Power Power Supply of NC DC 12V/3A External Power Adapter

Power Consumption ＜24W

Electrical safety

Grounding Requirement Grounding Resistance <5Ω

Anti-Static F-Head / Shell Contact-Discharge 4KV,

Air-Discharge 8KV

Lighting Protection F-Head 4KV

Power Source Protection Support Surge-Resisting/Under-Voltage

Protection

Dimension Dimension 256*180*37.5mm（L×W×H）

Weight Net Weight <1.2kg

Operating

Environment

Operating Temperature -20～55℃

Operating Humidity 5%～90%, No Condensation


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Name Remark

Store Temperature -30～70℃

Chapter 2 WEB Network Management Login Login WEB network management of NC via browser and manage setup and profile of NC via

WEB page.

2.1 Default Factory Configuration of NC

NC has two IP address. Default IP of Debug port is 192.168.144.20, immutable, used for local

management. Default IP of ETH port is 192.168.1.10, variable, used for remote management.

Below are the examples of visit via Debug port.

1. Default access IP of NC is: 192.168.144.20.

2. At the time of WEB network management of NC login, default user name is: admin,

password is: admin.

2.2 NC WEB Login

PC network port is connected with Debug port of NC. When Debug indicator light is on, it

means network port is successfully auto-negotiation connected. In order to communicate

with NC, network card of PC needs toset or add an IP address in the segment of

192.168.144.xx.

Below is an example of Windows XP operating system. Open PC network connection, Local

Connection Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Senior. Click the adding button below “IP

address”. Then, type in the IP address in the segment of 192.168.144.xx except

192.168.144.20, such as 192.168.144.100 (192.168.144.20 is the default IP address of MoCA

NC equipment management network port). cmd.exe, built-in PC, can be used to do ping test

to check whether it is successfully connected.


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Visit WEB management interface by Internet browser.

1. Open a page in the browser, type in the IP address in the address bar: 192.168.144.20.

Then, it goes to login page.

2. Type in User Name (default: admin) and Password (default: 12345), and then it goes

to the system.

3. WEB network management supports almost all the browsers on the market. In order

to get better effect, IE8 and version above or Firefox is recommended.

P1-1 WEB Network Management Login Interface

Default User Name: admin

Default Password: 12345


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Chapter 3 Fast Setting of WEB Network Management

When technician sets NC by WEB network management, at least three modules are required

to guarantee normal working of equipment. Detail process is shown as below.

3.1 NC Network Management Setting

VLAN and IP of NC management are based on network plan of customer. NC can be remotely

managed via ETH profile port by settingNC network management.

Essential operation:

1. SetNC network in “NC Network Network Settings”, and then choose network

connecting mode.

When it is dynamic IP, it should be guaranteed to have DHCP server in the network.

When it is static IP, IP address, subnet mask and default gateway should be manually

set.

Notice: NC network address must be modified to avoid repeated IP.

2. When management VLAN exists in the network, enable management VLAN switch

and set the right value of management VLAN.

P2-1 NC Network Setup


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3.2 Trap Setup

Necessity: If SNMP network management is used, it must be set to guarantee that trap

massage can be fed back to the network management server. Or, this step is optional. It is

suggested to set to avoid influencing the enabling of SNMP network management.

In the NC Network SNMP Setup (P2-2), enable SNMP EnableSwitch. Set at least one Trap

Address and enable the corresponding TrapEnable Switch.

P2-2 Trap Setup

3.3 ProfileSetup

Based on users’ network plan, mainly set VLAN, 802.1P priority, speed limitation, and etc. of

CPE port.

Necessity: If CPE has the requirement of VLAN and speed limitation, it is necessary to set; or,

this step is optional. It is suggested to set to have better running effect of open profile.

When setting CPE profile, enableOnline Auto SetupSwitch first. Then enableAuto

SetupSwitch in NCNetwork Other Settings. (P2-3)


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P2-3 Enable Online Auto Setup Switch

Clickhttp://192.168.144.20/defaultConfig.html, and enter modification profile page (P2-4). In

the setting of network port, set VLAN ID, 802.1P priority and etc. of the four network ports.

Note: This page is the default setting template of NC, only the setting template in this page

can auto issue when CPE is online. So, in order to realize the auto setup, modify this page

based on the requirement.

http://192.168.144.20/defaultConfig.html�


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P2-4 Default Profile Modification of CPE


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Chapter 4 Detail Setting of WEB Network Management

If detail setting of NC is required, please read the document below.

WEB network management of NC contains the following:

Run Status: Run status of NC network, NC MoCA and CPE MoCA;

NC Network: Setup of network, SNMP, NTP and others;

NC MoCA: RF setup, multicast setup and storm suppression;

CPE Profile: Profile management list, profile modification;

CPE MoCA: Online CPE list, registeredWhitelist, registeredBlacklist, CPE setup and

upgrade;

System Setup: System restart, security setup, backup and restore, restore factory

settings, system upgrade, system log and page setup;

4.1 Main Interface

P3-1 Main Interface of Network Management


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Below needs to be noticed:

Users can log out by clicking the log out button at top right corner.

After login, network management will automatically log out if there’s no operation for

5 minutes.

4.2 System Run Status

It can be refreshed manually or automatically.

1. NCNetwork Status:

MAC Address: NC MAC address;

Link Mode: Link mode of two NC networks -- dynamic and statics;

IP Address: IP address of NC network;

Mask: Subnet mask of NC network;

Gateway: Default gateway of NC network;

RunningTime: Running time since the start of NC system;

Device Model: NC model;

Software Version: Software version of NC;

2. NC MoCA Status:

Channel1: RF central frequency that NC MoCA runs on channel A;

Channel2: RF central frequency that NC MoCA runs on channel B;

Channel3: RF central frequency that NC MoCA runs on channel C;

Channel4: RF central frequency that NC MoCA runs on channel D;

MAC Address: MAC address of NC MoCA;

Software Version: Software version of NC MoCA.

3. CPE MoCA Status

Online CPE Number:CPE number that is online;

UnConfigured Number: Unconfigured CPE number that is online;

Whitelist Number: CPE number that has been configured in Whitelist, where

CPE may not be online;


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Blacklist Number: CPE number that has been configured in Blacklist.

Notice: Total quantity of configured and unconfigured CPE may not be equal to

online CPE quantity.

4.3 NC Network

NC network setup includes: network setup, SNMP setup, NTP setup and other setup.

4.3.1 Network Setup

Network setup (P3-2) is used to set the network management information of NC. It includes

Link Mode, IP Address, Mask, Gateway, Management VLAN Enable and Management VLAN.

The following should be noticed:

P3-2 NC Network Setup

1. Static/Dynamic. After setting dynamic link mode, system will distribute IP address,

mask, and gateway. It should be guaranteed to use DHCP server in the network. If it is

static link mode, parameters should be manually set. Immediately take effect after

setup. New IP address to remotely login WEB network management needs to be

adopted. Static IP is suggested to be adopted, because after NC IP is set, it will not be

easily adjusted.


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2. When Management VLAN Enable switch is selected enable and VLAN ID is set,

network with this VLAN ID should be adopted to visit WEB network management.

Take effect immediately after setup. Set according to actual VLAN plan of client.

4.3.2 SNMP Setup

SNMP Setup (P3-3) includes: SNMP Enable, Trap Address and Trap Enable.

P3-3 SNMP Setup

Note: Purpose of trap setup is to send trap information to the trap server. Only if

corresponding trapswitch of trap address #1, #2 and #3 is enabled, corresponding trap

address can be set. NC will send the trap information to each server which has enabledtrap

switch.

4.3.3 NTP Setup

NTP is to synchronize time of NC. NTP setup (P3-4)includes: NTP Enable, NTP Server IP

andSynchronous Interval.

When NTP Enable is selected Enable, NC can set time synchronization of NTP. In order to

guarantee security of NC to avoid network attack, NC can’t directly visit Internet but only

Intranet. So, when NTP is adopted, guarantee that there is NTP server in Intranet

Synchronous Interval: It is used to set NTP sending interval of synchronous message.


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P3-4 NTP Setup

4.3.4Other Setup

Other Setup (P3-5) includes: Loopback Setup, Performance Statistics Setup, DHCP Filter

Setup, User Device Filter Setup, Online AutoSetup, Cnu Online Process and Online CPE

Number Setup.

P3-5 Other Setup


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1. Loopback Setup: Loopback test will take effect when NC network and CPE both start

loopback test. Minimum interval time of loopback test is 10s. When loopback is

detected, there are two treatment modes: CPE offline and port shutdown.

2. Performance Statistics Setup: It is used to setup real-time statistics information of CPE

periodicupdate.

Online CPE mainly contains RF channel link quality, CPE PHY rate, port

quantity and attenuation;

Online CPE statistics data mainly contains total quantity of transmitting and

receiving bytes, discard quantity of receiving data package, quantity of

receiving CRC data package of all data streams.

CPE statistics data is only displayed in SNMP network management.

3. DHCP Filter Setup: It is used to setup illegal DHCP server on filter CPE side.

4. User Device Filter Setup: It is used to set enable or disable to count corresponding

table of MAC or IP of part of equipment on client side.

5. Online Auto Setup: It is used to set whether to deliver settings of CPE when CPE is

online.

6. Cnu Online Process: It is used to set authentication and configuration process when

CPE is online. There are two modes: General and DHCP authentication. DHCP mode

now used in some special application in Henan Province, China. Setting is taken from

TFTP server, analyzed, and pushed to CPE. General mode is used in other applications:

setting is configured manually or by NMS.

7. Online CPE Number Setup: It is used to set CPE number that is allowed to access the

NC. 0 means no limitation.

4.4 NC MoCA

NC MoCA setup (P3-6) includesRF Setup, IGMPSnooping Setup, Broadband Ratio Setup and

Storm FilterSetup.


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P3-6 NC MoCASetup

4.4.1 RF Setup

Detail parameters are shown as below:

1. Card Selection: Card #1 to #4 is corresponding to Channel A to D. This option is used

to display and set configuration of current channel. Channel A is data main channel.

No CPE could access the network if Channel A is closed.

2. RF Enable: It determines whether coaxial RF of current channel is started. If it is

closed, no CPE in this channel could access the network.

3. Channel Setup Mode: It has two modes: continuous setup mode and free setup

mode.

Continuous Setup: Four central frequencies are continuous. Client just needs to

set the central frequency of Channel A. Central frequencies of other channels

will be set automatically based on Channel A.

Free Setup: Central frequencies of four channels can be set manually.


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4. Channel: It is the central frequency of current channel. Accessing CPE should be

identical to this frequency. We suggest using default setup to get better running

performance. If adjustment is required, please guarantee four frequencies are in the

range of continuous 200MHz.

5. Max Transmit Power: Max value of transmit power automatically adjusted by NC.

6. Max PHY Rate: Keep trying different powers until maximum PHY rate is detected to

reach the setting value.

7. Noise Margin: Equipment dynamically detects each RF frequency channel to make

each node gets to the optimum rate. Equipment will compare detected SNR with the

SNR corresponding to the predicted velocity. In order to adapt the slight change

caused by measurement, temperature and channel condition, equipment can

automatically add margin to the detected SNR.

8. QAM: It is to set upper limit value of modulation density.

9. Auto Distance Mode: Coaxial distance between NC and CPE is difficult to determine.

NC can automatically detect the distance by enabling auto distance mode.

10. Transmission Distance: When auto distance mode is enabled, this value can set the

real distance between NC and CPE.

Warning: RF parameter has been adjusted as optimum. Unless necessary, please

don’t modify the above parameters. Your modification may block the network.

4.4.2 IGMP Snooping Setup

IGMP Snooping is used to maintain the corresponding table relationship of multicast address

and VLAN by monitoring the IGMP message communicated between user and equipment. It

maps the active members of the same multicast to the same VLAN. When receiving the

multicast package, it only forwards the package to the corresponding VLAN member

Enable: Enable IGMP Snooping profile.

Disable: Disable IGMP Snooping profile.


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Notice: After modifying the setup, it can only take effect after manual restart of

the system.

4.4.3 Broadband Ratio Setup

Downstream Ratio: Adjust the ratio of downstream bandwidth to total bandwidth.

Notice: After modifying the setup, it can only take effect after manual restart of

the system.

4.4.4 Storm Filter Setup

Too big quantity of broadcast and multicast package (because of been forwarded) in the

network will influence normal network communication. They will occupy much bandwidth

and cause network to be abnormal. Storm filter setup allows port to filter the package in the

network.

Storm filter can restrain broadcast package and multicast package separately. Currently,

storm filter of NC is to restrain upstream storm.

4.5 CPE Profiles

In order to manage CPE easily, NC adopts profile template mode. After building a profile

template, bind the profile template to the CPE, then finish the management and setupof the

CPE profile.

Profile Template: It containssetup of CPE RF parameter, bandwidth setup of voice,

video and data profiles (P3-7).

Notice: RF parameter has been adjusted as optimum. Unless necessary, please



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P3-7 Profile Template Modification

Profiletemplate will set network port only after CPE setup and profile template binding. This

setup can realize each profile of each CPE and personalizedsetup of CPE. (See 3.6.4 CPE

Setup)

4.5.1 Profiles List

P3-8 Profiles List

Profiles List (P3-8) has listed all existing profile templates.

Number of CPE: Total quantity of CPEs that are adopting this profile;

Modify: Modify the setup of the profile;

Delete: If some CPE is using this profile, it is unable to delete. If the profile template

needs to be deleted, firstly delete the CPE using this profile in Whitelist and Blacklist.

This profile template can be deleted until quantity of CPE using this profile is 0

Reboot: Reboot all of the CPEs using this profile.

Add: Maximum 128 profile templates can be added.


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4.5.2 ProfileTemplate Modification

Profile template modification (P3-7) contains information below:

RF Setup:

Noise Margin: Equipment dynamically detects each RF frequency channel to make

each node gets to the optimum rate. Equipment will compare detected SNR with the

SNR corresponding to the predicted velocity. In order to adapt the slight change caused

by measurement, temperature and channel condition, equipment can automatically add

margin to the detected SNR.

QAM: It is to setup upper limit value of modulation density.

MaxPHY Rate: Equipment keeps trying different powers until maximum PHY rate is

detected to reach the setting value.

Min Link PHY Rate: CPE automatically detects minimum value of PHY rate. This value

is the threshold value of CPE offline.

Notice: RF parameter has been adjusted as optimum. Unless necessary, please


Notice: Profile name could not conflict with existing profile name when adding

or modify profile template. Only setting information can be modified when modifying

profile management. Setup will take effect only after the CPE using this profile restarts.

Voice Profile (Video profile and Data profile):

Set maximum and minimum bandwidth of upstream and downstream of voice

profile (Video profile and data profile). Corresponding priority of voice profile is 6 ~ 7.

Corresponding priority of video profile is 4 ~ 5. Corresponding priority of data profile is 0

~ 3.


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4.5.2 Default Profile

Default Profile Modification

Detail parameters please refer to 4.5.2.

Ethernet CPE Setup

Detail parameters please refer to 4.6.4.

4.6 CPE MoCA

MoCA CPE setup contains: online CPE, Whitelist CPE and Blacklist CPE.

4.6.1 Online CPE

Online CPE (P3-9) lists all the online CPEs and their related information. In this page, it can

fresh manually or automatically. Detail information is shown as below:

Online CPE Number: Total number of online CPE.

Registered Number: Number of registered CPEs in the Whitelist and Blacklist.

Unregistered Number: Unregistered number of online CPE.

Cbatcard ID: ID of card. 1 ~ 4 are corresponding to RF channel A ~ D.

CPE ID: ID of online CPE.

MAC Address: MAC address of CPE. Click MAC address of CPE to check CPE Port info

(P3-10) and CPE Modulation Chart (P3-11).

CPE Port Info: Display the connecting condition and rate mode of each port.

CPE Modulation Chart: Display upstream and downstream subcarrier signal

modulation chart of CPE.

Device Model: Detail device model of CPE.

Software Version: Software version that CPE is running.

Port Num: Port number of CPE.

Down PHY Rate (Mbps): Downstream PHY rate of CPE.

UpPHY Rate (Mbps): Upstream PHY rate of CPE.


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Atten (dB): Link attenuation value from NC to CPE.

Regist: CPE is registered or not (Whether in the Whitelist).

Profile Name: Profile name of module bound by CPE. It means this CPE binds the

Default template if name of profile template is “---“.

Upgrade: Upgrade operation to CPE.

Reboot: Reboot operation to CPE.

Config: CPE information and its corresponding template information configuration.

P3-9 Online CPE

P3-10 CPE Port Info


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P3-11 CPE Modulation Chart

4.6.2 Whitelist

Whitelist (P3-12) displays registered CPE in Whitelist.

Whitelist ID: ID of registered CPE.

MAC Address: MAC address of registered CPE.

Profile Name: Name of profile module bound by registered CPE.

Modify: Enter CPE setup page.

Delete: Delete registered CPE.


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P3-12 Whitelist

Regist CPE: Authorization is set to be Enable when registering Whitelist. (P3-13)

P3-13 Regist Whitelist

4.6.3 Blacklist

Registered Blacklist: Display registered CPE in Blacklist.

Blacklist ID: ID of registered CPE.

MAC Address: MAC address of registered CPE.

Profile Name: Name of profile module bound by registered CPE.

Modify: Enter CPE set page.

Delete: Delete registered CPE.

Regist CPE: Authorization is set to be Enable when registering Blacklist.


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4.6.4 CPE Configuration

When configuring CPE profile, first open Online Auto SetupSwitch in “NC Network Other

Setting (P2-3). If default setup template is adopted, please refer to Section 2.3 and ignore

this section.

Build profile template and click add in ProfilesList (P3-14). Enter Modify Profile page (P3-15),

modify corresponding setup and click Apply button.

P3-14 Add ProfileList

P3-15 Modify Profile

Click “Config” in the Online CPE (P3-16), select settingprofile template and modify the

corresponding setup of CPE (P3-17).


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P3-16 CPE Configuration

P3-17 Modify CPE Configuration

Regist CPE:

Binding Profile: Select CPE profile.

Authorization: Enable to access this CPE.

Ethernet CPE Setup:

Set the four Ethernet ports of CPE.

Port Enable: This network port will not be used if selected disable.

Speed/Duplex: Set using mode of CPE Ethernet port, normally it is set Auto.

Loopback: Enable or disable loopback test function. It is suggested to set

“Enable”for the whole CPE.

Port Isolation: It is normally suggested to set “Enable”, then there will be no

communication between ports.


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MAC Limit: Set limit MAC number allowed passing the network port. Keep “Default”.

VLAN ID: NC supports access mode, trunk mode and passthrough mode.When the

VLAN mode of some port is set to be passthrough mode, other ports must be set to be

passthrough mode; When the VLAN mode of some port is set to be trunk mode, the

VLAN ID is the PVID. VLAN ID of the other ports is the VLAN that is allowed to pass the

port.

802.1P: It is the value of QoS priority of network port, which is configured based on

user’s plan.

Upstream Bandwidth: It is rate limitation of the upstream bandwidth to the network

port configuration.

Downstream Bandwidth: It is rate limitation of the downstream bandwidth to the

network port configuration.

Storm Suppression: It corresponding to the suppression value of the package in the

network. It points at the whole CPE. It can separately controller broadcast package,

multicast package and unknown package.

Flow Controller Enabling: For network port, open/close flow controller enabling.

Loopback testing, port isolation and storm suppression are suggested to adopt page

default configuration. Other port configurations are suggested to configure based on

actual condition. Configured information will take effect after CPE configuration and auto

restart.

4.6.5 CPE Update

CPE upgrade includes two methods, HTTP and FTP.

HTTP Upgrade:

Select upgrade method as HTTP. Select upgrade file and click upgrade button (P3-18).


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P3-18 CPE HTTP Upgrade

FTP Upgrade:

1. Select upgrade method is FTP upgrade.

2. Before upgrade, please guarantee FTP server in the network has been configured.

Configure FTP server information in the upgrade page.

FTP Server IP Address: IP address of server.

Port Number of FTP Server: Default port number of FTP is 21.

FTP User Name: FTP server needs to setup user name and password for FTP login.

FTP Password: User password of server.

To guarantee configuration of FTP server is correct before upgrade, it could be considered to

try to login FTP server before configuration, such as ftp://192.168.1.100/.

3. When it is confirmed that configuration information of FTP server is correct, enter

CPE upgrade package in FTP server and click upgrade.

It takes around 6 minutes to upgrade. Please be patient to wait for the finish of upgrade.

P3-19 CPE FTP Upgrade

ftp://192.168.1.100/�


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Warning: Upgrade has the risk to cause damage of the equipment and inability

of normal working. When upgrading, in order to avoiding failure, please inform

user to keep powered. Normally, CPE doesn’t need to upgrade

4.7 System Setup

System setup contains system restart, security setup, backup restore, restore factory setting,

system upgrade, system log and page setup.

4.7.1 System Restart

Click system restart button to restart the system. It takes around 1 minute, please be patient.

P3-20 System Restart

4.7.2 Security Setup

Security setup (P3-21) is used to modify WEB login password.


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P3-21 Security Setup

4.7.3 Backup Restore

Backup Restore (P3-22).

1. Equipment Configuration Backup

After clicking backup button, window of configuration document download will popup.

Then download configuration document to local PC.

2. Equipment Configuration Restore

Click browse button and select configuration document in local PC.

Click restore button to do restore operation. Equipment will restart after

configuration restore.

P3-22 Backup Restore


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4.7.4 Restore Factory Setup

Restore factory setup (P3-23) is used to restore equipment configuration to factory condition.

Click restore factory setup button to do restore operation. Equipment will restart when it is

done.

P3-23 Restore Factory Setup

Warning: This operation will cause equipment restoring to factory

configuration. It is only applicable to local operation but not remote operation.

Remote operation may cause equipment unable to access.

4.7.5 System Upgrade

System upgrade (P3-24) is used to upgrade equipment.

1. Select upgrade method.

2. If FTP upgrade method is adopted, configure FTP server information. Detail steps

refer to FTP server information configuration in 3.6.5 CPE upgrade.

3. Click upgrade after selecting upgrade package.


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It takes around 1 minute to upgrade controller. Please be patient. Controller will restart

after upgrade.

P3-24 Controller Upgrade

Warning: controller adopts dual operating systems. When upgrading, backup

operating system is upgraded. After upgrading, equipment will restart. When

upgrade is finished, backup operating system will switch to be working operating

system. Working operating system will switch to be backup operating system.

Controller restart will cause data profile interruption, but not TV s profile. So, please

consider to upgrade in low peak stage.

4.7.6 System Log

System log is used to get equipment working log for problem investigation of equipment.

Method to open and export log is shown as below:

Log Switch: Open

Record Level: Debug

Display Level: Debug

Log Position: Local file

Then it can be applied. Click “Log Obtain” to check log.


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4.7.7 Page Setup

Page Setup (P3-25) is used to select language that WEB network management is using. There

are two options: Simplified Chinese and English. Default language is Simplified Chinese. Click

“apply” to take effect.

P3-25 Language Selection


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Appendix: Introduction of Frequently-used Commend Line

Controller RF open/close acch stop/start //RF of 4 channels open/close

Search online CPE quantity on each channel Search information and online CPE quantity of each channel: OtherNodeIDs Value clnkstat -i /dev/CandD10 // Channel #1 clnkstat -i /dev/CandD11 // Channel #2 clnkstat -i /dev/CandD12 // Channel #3 clnkstat -i /dev/CandD13 // Channel #4 clnkstat -i /dev/CandD11 -a |grep "MAC" //Select online CPE in channel #2 according to MAC address

Search CPE PHY information clnkstat -i /dev/CandD10 -a // Channel #1 clnkstat -i /dev/CandD11 -a // Channel #2 clnkstat -i /dev/CandD12 -a // Channel #3 clnkstat -i /dev/CandD13 -a // Channel #4 clnkstat -i /dev/CandD13 -a | grep "CP" //Only check cplen value of CPE in

channel #4 Note: Check the CP len value of each CPE. It is the best to keep it around 30. It is possible to be 64 when starting consulting. If large number of the value is over 34, it could be considered to restart the 4 RF channels of the controller. If some CPE keeps this value, it can be considered to replace the CPE or coaxial line. clnkstat -i /dev/CandD10 -a | grep "^TxBit" //Only search CPE phyrate Note: phyrate value: Under the condition of over 280 for downstream and over

260~270 for upstream, it has good transmission performance. So the value should be kept normal when testing. Search MAC layer information of CPE

clnkstat -i /dev/CandD10 -n1 //Search MAC layer information of the first CPE in channel #1

clnkstat -i /dev/CandD10 -n2 // Search MAC layer information of the second CPE in channel #1 Search Controller Configuration

acch curr Search CPE Configuration

acch cpeQueryAll Modify Bandwidth Proportion of Upstream and Downstream

Default bandwidth proportion of upstream and downstream of Clink 1.1+ controller is 50%: 50%, which means bandwidths of upstream and downstream are both 400Mbps, 50% of the total 800Mbps bandwidth. In order to fulfill the application of some situation, property of upstream and downstream can be modified.


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Commend is: acch setDsRatio [50 ~ 85], value range is: [50, 55, 60, 65, 70, 75, 80, 85], modify downstream bandwidth property.

Log Debug Controller system log print is normally used to investigate system problem. logctl -m0 -o <get|set> -a <eocmgr|eocmonitor|httpd|snmpd|clinkd> [-l <Debug|Error>

-d <Standard Error|Syslog>] Parameter in <> is required. Parameter in [] is optional. So -1 and –d are the parameters that only used in setup. o: Operating Module, get or set; Operating Module, get or set; a: Application Program, eocmgr, etc.; l: Log Level, Error (Default) and Debug; d: Log Export Position, Standard Error (Default) and Syslog (To the system log). For example: Setup mode of reading httpd log logctl -m0 -o get -a httpd Setup display level of httpd log to be Debug logctl -m0 -o set -a httpd -l Debug

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