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D-Link New IP DSLAM Solution

Guide

May, 2006

D-Link Corporation


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Executive Summary

Functionality Advantage Versatile CPE to IP DSLAM

Satisfy ISPs ADSL/2/2+ Broadband Service

Gigabit, Multicast for Triple-Play

Value-Added EMS Central Management System

Competitors Alcatel(#1), Hwawei(#2).

Long Distance/Remote/Scarcity Population Cities


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D-Link DAS-3324

24-ports Harden

Triple Play IP DSLAM with ADSL/2/2+


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Why D-Link IP DSLAM?

IGMP multicast to meet Triple-play.

Fiber Gigabit uplink to connect to .

Central management on Microsoft NT/SNMP,

or Linux based Server GUI system. From CPE to IP DSLAM, seamlessly operates

and integrates, D-Link provides serviceproviders with a complete ADSL Service

solution.


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Contents

Product Application

Product Overview

New Technology EMS Introduction

Trouble Shooting

D-Links Strength


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Access Network Scenario

Customers

Premise

CPE

TV

Media

Console

PC

Phone

Central Office (CO)

IP

Backbone

IP DSLAM

(Stacking)(Up to 7 pcs)

PSTN

Backbone

Monitor by EMS

system

Service

Provider

Interne

t

PBX

Media Center

B-RAS

Phone

Line


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Broadband Application

ScenarioDSL Extension


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Multi-Media Provider

TV, Game, Education

Movies, Music, Video..

Voice Provider

Telephony, Fax, Call

manager..

Data Provider

IP DSLAM

Switch

PSTN

Internet

Data

Multi-Media

Voice

IP to PSTN

IAD

Triple Play Application
http://www.dlink.com/products/?pid=19


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Product Overview

Features of DAS-3324

Roadmap of IP DSLAM


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Cost Saving Solution for ISP/SMB 24 ports ADSL/ADSL2/ADSL2+ Subscriber Interface

Build-in POTS Splitter

Fiber Gigabit Uplinks to Backbones

7 units cascaded and managed as one unit Excellent Management with Security

Microsoft NT, Linux SNMP-based GUI EMS System

Local RS-232 out-of-band CLI, and remote in-band SNMP/Telnet

management

3-levels of user privilege system management SNMP v1, v2c support

Firmware upload/download via TFTP



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Advanced Function for Broadband Service Offering IGMP Snooping

Up to 8 VCs

802.1p QoS

802.1d Spanning Tree

802.3ad Uplink Aggregation

Up to 4096 VLAN(0,1 reserve)

64 MAC Addresses per DSL port, 4K MAC per System

Static VLAN and port-based VLAN support

Configurable packet size (64 to 1536 bytes)

Security functions: VLAN filtering, MAC Filtering, IP Filtering,MAC-based and IP-based Access Control List (ACL)

MAC-based and IP-based rate limiting


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IP Metro Ethernet Networks Outdoor Remote application Central Office

Enterprise Market

Hotel/Private Property SOHO

Mini-DSLAM Low density and/or limited space CO application ILEC or CLEC

Desktop-DSLAM MTU/MDU applications Campuses

ADSL2+ IP DSLAMTarget M arket

Slave

Master


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Dimensions: 440mm x 280mm x 44mm (WxDxH)

IP DSLAMPhysicalView :Master

ADSL LEDs

Subtending ports

Alarm RelayLink LEDs

ADSL input POTS output

Uplink portLocal mgt. portConsole

Subtending LEDs


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Dimensions: 440mm x 280mm x 44mm (WxDxH)

IP DSLAMPhysicalView:Slave

ADSL LEDsLocal mgt. port

Link LEDs

ADSL input POTS output

Uplink (subtending) port


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Features Built-in Layer 2 Functions

802.1dSpanning Tree, 802.1q - VLAN, 802.3ad- Link

Aggregation,

802.3, 802.3u, 802.3x - Ethernet

4094 active VLAN-ID/512 Active VLAN Group

802.1p Class of Service with 4-level priority queuing

IGMP snooping

Packet filter based on MAC and port

Layer 2 insulation between ADSL ports Broadcast storm control

Port mirroring

IP DSLAM-Master


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Target on Outdoor and Small-Size CO

19 Rack Mountable Chassis, 1UHeight

24 G.dmt/G.lite/ ADSL/ADSL2/+, withsplitter Ports

WAN Ethernet 10/100 Base-T Interface

MPoA, IPoA

Cos/Tos

Remote TFTP/FTPFirmware/Configuration

RS-232 & Telnet Command LineInterface

SNMP In-Band Management Support EMS and Email Altering

Multicast

IP Multicast: IGMP Snooping

Security/Firewall

Access Control List, Packet

Filtering

Stateful Packet Inspection

Password Protected System

4K VLAN (802.1Q)

IP DSLAM-Master


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2 Selectable WAN Interface

- 802.3, 802.3ab Ethernet Standard- 1000 Base-SX Module (SC connector)

- 1000 Base-FX Module(SC connector)

- 1000 Base-T Module(RJ45 connector)

- 100 Base-T RJ45 Connector

LAN Interface

- 24-port RJ45 10/100 Base-T

L2 Switch Function

- IEEE 802.1d Spanning-Tree Protocol

- IEEE 802.3x Flow Control

- IEEE 802.1q VLAN, GVRP

- IEEE 802.1p Class of Service (CoS)

Prioritization

- 4-level Prioritization

- 802.3ad Port Trucking/Link Aggregation

Network Operation and Management

- User Friendly Web-Based Interface- Telnet Server for Remote Management

- TFTP Software Upgrade Utility

- Console CLI for Local Management

- SNMPv1,v2

- MIBII, Bridge MIB, Ethernet Like MIB,

Private MIB, RMON 1,2,3,9 Groups

Q.o.S

- Packet filter and classification.

IP DSLAM-Master


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Network Interface

- Two 10/100M Fast Ethernet Interfacesor one Cascade Link is Gigabit Copper Interface

Capacity

It Supports 24 ADSL 2/+ Ports.

Security

It Supports Packet Filter, and Password

Protection.Splitter Build in

It Supports 24 port xDSL/Splitter.

Inventory Savings

- Common Equipment across Central Office

and Outside Plant Deployments

ManagementIt is managed by IP-DSLAM Master Unit.

Q.o.S

- Packet Filter and Classification.

IP DSLAM-Slave


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EMS Scenario

Manage SME, Mini DSLAM and Large Scale

DSLAM

Efficiency Security Management from 1,000 to10,000 NEs


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EMS Capability

SNMP In-band through the IP network

Authentication and Security Management

Software Download

Configuration Download

Configuration, Alarm, Diagnostics, Status Update

Fault and Performance Management


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Configuration Management Auto Provisioning, Firmware Upgrade

Deployment Management

Deploy Policies for Software Update, etc.

Topology Management

Auto Discovery for Managing Devices. (eg. Add or Delete fromLayer Structure Subnets)

Security Management

Authentication, Resource Control

Monitor management

Fault Management, Device Polling

Backend Storage Management

Store Alarms, Events and User Activities.

Benefit Management

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Status Report


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Alarm Management


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Configuration Management


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Performance Management


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Monitor Management


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DAS-3324

24 port ADSL IP DSLAMAnnex A

Available

Q3 / 2005Q2/ 2005 Q4 / 2005 Q1 / 2006

Roadmap of IP DSLAM

DAS-3324

24 port ADSL IP DSLAM

Annex B

DAS-3324

24 port ADSL IP DSLAM

Annex M


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ADSL 2/ New Technology


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ADSL2/2+

Higher Data Rate

Longer Reach - READSL2

Annex M-Uplink 3M bps Seamless Rate Adaptation

Power Management

Loop Diagnostics DELT:Double Ended Line Testing

SELT:Single Ended Line Testing


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Bin Map

ADSL2+

ADSL2/ADSL


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EC/FDM Mode

EC Mode

FDM Mode


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Seamless Rate Adaptation (SRA)


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Power Management (PM)


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Bridging Functions

802.1d Address Learning and Aging

Broadcast Flooding

802.1q VLAN Bridging

Multicasting - IGMP Snooping


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VLAN Bridging

Ingress Rules

Forwarding Process

Egress Rules

Learning Process

Filtering Database


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IGMP Snooping

A layer-2 switch supported IGMP snooping can

passively snoop on IGMP Query, Report and

Leave packets to learn the IP Multicast groupmembership.

Multicast traffic of a group is only forwarded to

ports that have members of that group.


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Security

MAC Address Tracking

MAC Address Access Control List

Global Deny

Per Port Accept

IP Address Access Control List


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Packet Filtering


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QoS

Prioritized Bridging

Input Rate Limiting (IRL)

AAL5 based

Output Rate Limiting (IRL)

Ethernet/ATM port based

Packet Priority to Traffic Class Mapping

802.1p Re-Tagging


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Priority Operation

Priority to Traffic

Class Mapping

Queue

Scheduling

Priority

Determination

INGRESS EGRESS

Traffic

Classification and

Priority Retagging

Priority

Regeneration


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Trouble Shooting and Demo


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Introduction

This presentation is to provide a quick guide

to configure the IP DSLAM devices and

enable them manageable


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Architecture

Two types of topology

Master-Slave

Slave-Standalone


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Management Channels

Serial Port

Telnet

EMS (SNMP-based)


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Serial Port Management

Console Setting

9600/8/N/1, no flow control

Master-SlaveConnect to [CONSOLE] port

username/password: admin/1234

Slave-StandaloneConnect to [CONSOLE] portno password required


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Master-Slave Connectivity

By default, ports G1, G2, ...,

G6 are disable

Turn the interfaces ONAdmin>system link -m gnon

(where n is 0 to 6)

Admin>system link(checkthe status)


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Master-Slave Connectivity (cont.)

Check the connectivity between the slave

and master

Admin>dsl--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Logic-Name Slave-IP Connection-Status

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

dsl-master 10.0.1.2 ON LINE

dsl-slave-01 10.0.1.18 (NA)

dsl-slave-02 10.0.1.34 ON LINE

dsl-slave-03 10.0.1.50 ON LINEdsl-slave-04 10.0.1.66 (NA)

dsl-slave-05 10.0.1.82 (NA)


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Login to DSL Module

DSL inside master via serial channel

Admin>dsl -c (type to return)

DSL inside master via ethernet channelAdmin>dsl -m (type exit to return)

DSL inside slave via ethernet channel

Admin>dsl -s n (type exit to return), where nis 1 to 6


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Version Information

Master Controller

Admin>system basic--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

SYSTEM BASIC INFORMATION--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Machine Model : IP DSLAM MASTER

Firmware Version : V2.1.12

Hardware Version : 0.0

Build Time : Wed Aug 17 14:44:10 CST 2005

System Uptime : 0 days 03h:43m:59s

System Contact : [email protected]

System Name : Taiwan001System Location : urlocation

CPU Usage : 01%

Memory Usage : 49%

Current Time : Thu Jan 01 11:43:42 1970


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Version Information (cont.)

DSL (inside master or slave)

$get system infoDescription : IP DSLAM

Name : Taiwan001Location :

Contact :

Vendor :

LogThreshold : 0

Object-id : 1.3.6.1.4.1.7367.2.11.1

Up Time(HH:MM:SS) : 2:40:40

HwVersion : A-A-24-1GE-1.0

CPSwVersion : V1.1.1_G_016DPSwVersion : DP_B02_08_07_21

System Time : Thu Jan 01 03:45:33 1970

Time Zone : GMT

DST : off

Services : physical datalink internet end-to-end applications


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Save the Configuration

Master Controller

Admin>commit

DSL module (in master or slave)$commit


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IP Address Setting

Mandatory if Telnet or EMS management isrequired

Default settingMaster

Outband (MGM port): 172.16.1.1/255.255.255.0

Inband (Uplink port): 0.0.0.0 (disable)

Slave (DSL module) Propritery DHCP (support only for master-slave

architecture)


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Master IP Setting

Outband

Admin>network out [vlanid]

InbandAdmin>network in [vlanid]

Status

Admin>network out (in) outband and inband IP addrsses can not

belong to the same domain


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Slave-Standalone IP Setting

For 2 fast-ethernet version

$aggr intf ifname aggr-0 ip mask

usedhcp false

For 1 giga-ethernet version

$ethernet intf ifname eth-0 ip mask

usedhcp false

Change back to master-slave architecture $aggr (ethernet) intf ifname aggr-0 (eth-0) ip 0.0.0.0

mask 0.0.0.0 usedhcp true


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Telent Management

Device IP configured well

Connect to ...

Master: MGM port for outband, uplink port forinband

Slave: Any uplink port

Username/Passwordadmin/1234 (type exit to return)


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EMS Management

Device IP configured well

SNMP related parameters

Communities

Trap Host


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Master SNMP Enabled

Communties

Default: public/private/trap

Admin>service snmp -c

Trap destination

Admin>service snmp -a


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Slave-Standalone SNMP Enabled

CLI commands...

$create snmp comm community RO

$create snmp comm community RW$create snmp host ip community

$create snmp host ip community

$create snmp traphost ip

community


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EMS Architecture

Element Management System

Client-Server Model

Pure Java Cross-Platform Architecture


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EMS Installation

Retrieve the EMS Software

Following the installation guide...

Server Install JDK

Install MySQL Database

Install EMSServer

Client

Install EMSClient


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EMS Startup

EMS Server

Edit [Bind IP of EMSServer]

Start EMSServer (MySQL will be launchedautomatically)

EMS Client

Start EMSClientUsername/Password

root/admin123


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Add Device into EMS

Choose [Add a Device]

Fill the name of the device

Fill the IP address of the deviceChoose the correct Typeof the device

Master-Slave

Slave-Standalone

Double-Click the device icon for further

management


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Advanced

How to set G6 port as uplink

How to set the default gateway

How to upgrade firmware via EMS


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How to Set the Default Gateway

Master Controller

Admin>network route default

Standalone-Slave$create ip route ip 0.0.0.0 gwyip mask 0.0.0.0


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How to Upgrade Firmware via EMS

Firmware Type

Master Controller V1.1.7 all for example

DSL Module 2 fast-ethernet version,

ex, V1.1.1_M_016

1 giga-ethernet version,ex, V1.1.1_G_016

the one inside masterbox

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How to Upgrade Firmware

via EMS (File Upload)

Retrieve the latestfirmwares

Using [Advanced]-[File

Upload] from EMS clientto copy the local files toTFTP server on EMSserver

For DSL module, copy the whole directory

is recommended



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via EMS (FW Upgrade)

Open the device faceplate

from EMS client

Choose the target unit --

master controller or DSLmodule in master or slave

Right-click on the faceplate,

choose [FW Upgrade]

Master Controller DSL module: choose the type

and firmware file

H U d Fi


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via EMS (DSL Component)

Upgradable DSL Firmware Components

CP (Control Plane) CP.bin.gz

DP (Data Plane) DP.bin.gzDSL DSP code gsv_dsl_AD_DM_3C00000C.bin.gz

Factory Default Setting FD.cfg

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