EPON Optical Fiber Access Office Equipment 4 & 8 PON Port Serial

EPON Optical Fiber Access Office Equipment
4 & 8 PON Port Serial Command Line Manual
Version: 3.0.2
Revision History
Version Date Editor Description
V1.0 2017.07.07 First Version
Add functions:route,loid,link
V2.2.0 2019.07.18 aggregation,ACL/QOS,loop detect
V2.3.0 2019.10.30 Add function:DHCP
V3.0.0 2020.11.24 Edit document format, refresh some commands
Add ipv6, system access some functions

V3.0.2 2021.1.3
Contents
1 Command Format Description............................................................................................................... - 9 -
2 Local and Remote Management Configuration..................................................................................- 11 -
2.1 Console Port Management................................................................................................................ - 11 -
2.1.1 Basic Information.......................................................................................................................- 11 -
2.1.2 Software Operation Method...................................................................................................... - 11 -
2.2 NMS Outband Port Management......................................................................................................- 14 -
2.2.1 Login Method.............................................................................................................................- 14 -
2.2.2 Outband Management Port Configuration................................................................................ - 15 -
2.3 Inband Management Interface.......................................................................................................... - 17 -
2.3.1 Login Method.............................................................................................................................- 17 -
2.3.2 Inband Management Port Configuration................................................................................... - 20 -
3 System Management.............................................................................................................................. - 23 -
3.1 Configure Device Name....................................................................................................................- 23 -
3.1.1 Configure Device Name............................................................................................................ - 23 -
3.2 View System Version Information................................................................................................... - 23 -
3.3 View CPU Utilization....................................................................................................................... - 24 -
3.4 View Memory Utilization................................................................................................................. - 24 -
3.5 View History Command................................................................................................................... - 24 -
3.6 Configuration Management.............................................................................................................. - 25 -
3.6.1 Save System Configuration....................................................................................................... - 25 -
3.6.2 View System Configuration...................................................................................................... - 25 -
3.6.3 Restore Device to Default Settings............................................................................................- 26 -
3.6.4 Configuration File Management................................................................................................- 27 -
3.7 System Upgrade................................................................................................................................ - 27 -
3.7.1 FTP Server Upgrade.................................................................................................................. - 27 -
3.7.2 TFTP Server Upgrade................................................................................................................- 27 -
3.8 System Ping Diagnosis......................................................................................................................- 29 -
3.9 Time Management............................................................................................................................ - 30 -

3.9.1 Timezone Setting....................................................................................................................... - 30 -
3.9.2 Time Setting...............................................................................................................................- 32 -
3.9.3 NTP Setting................................................................................................................................- 32 -
3.10 User Management........................................................................................................................... - 34 -
3.10.1 View User Information............................................................................................................ - 34 -
3.10.2 Add User.................................................................................................................................. - 34 -
3.10.3 Delete User...............................................................................................................................- 35 -
3.10.4 Restore User to Default Setting............................................................................................... - 35 -
3.10.5 Kick-out User...........................................................................................................................- 35 -
3.10.6 Modify Current User Password............................................................................................... - 36 -
3.10.7 Save User Information............................................................................................................. - 36 -
3.11 System Service................................................................................................................................ - 36 -
3.11.1 View System Service Port....................................................................................................... - 36 -
3.11.2 WEB Port Setting.....................................................................................................................- 37 -
3.11.3 Telnet Port Setting................................................................................................................... - 38 -
3.11.4 SSH Service Switch................................................................................................................. - 38 -
3.11.5 SNMP Setting.......................................................................................................................... - 38 -
3.12 Default Route Setting......................................................................................................................- 40 -
3.12.1 IPV4 Default Route Setting..................................................................................................... - 40 -
3.12.2 IPV6 Default Route Setting..................................................................................................... - 41 -
3.12.3 View Default Route................................................................................................................. - 42 -
3.13 DNS Setting.....................................................................................................................................- 42 -
3.13.1 IPV4 DNS Setting....................................................................................................................- 42 -
3.13.2 IPV6 DNS Setting....................................................................................................................- 42 -
3.13.3 View DNS................................................................................................................................ - 43 -
3.14 System Access Control................................................................................................................... - 44 -
3.14.1 Create System Access Control Rule........................................................................................- 44 -
3.14.2 View System Access Control Rule..........................................................................................- 44 -
3.14.3 Delete System Access Control Rule........................................................................................- 44 -

4 VLAN Management............................................................................................................................... - 46 -
4.1 Global VLAN Setting....................................................................................................................... - 46 -
4.1.1 Create VLAN............................................................................................................................. - 46 -
4.1.2 Delete VLAN............................................................................................................................. - 46 -
4.1.3 View VLAN...............................................................................................................................- 47 -
4.1.4 Add Member Port to VLAN...................................................................................................... - 49 -
4.1.5 Delete Member Port from VLAN..............................................................................................- 49 -
4.1.6 Configure VLAN As Port Default VLAN.................................................................................- 49 -
4.2 Port VLAN Configuration................................................................................................................ - 50 -
4.2.1 Configure Port VLAN Mode..................................................................................................... - 50 -
4.2.2 Configure Port VLAN............................................................................................................... - 50 -
4.2.3 Configure Port Default VLAN.................................................................................................. - 51 -
4.3 VLAN QinQ Configuration.............................................................................................................. - 51 -
4.3.1 Configure Port VLAN QinQ..................................................................................................... - 51 -
4.3.2 Delete VLAN QinQ Entry......................................................................................................... - 52 -
4.3.3 View VLAN QinQ.....................................................................................................................- 52 -
4.4 VLAN Translation Configuration.....................................................................................................- 52 -
4.4.1 Configure Port VLAN Translation............................................................................................ - 53 -
4.4.2 Delete VLAN Translation..........................................................................................................- 53 -
4.4.3 Show VLAN Translation........................................................................................................... - 53 -
5 Port Management................................................................................................................................... - 55 -
5.1 Port State Management..................................................................................................................... - 55 -
5.1.1 Switch Port State........................................................................................................................- 55 -
5.1.2 View Port State.......................................................................................................................... - 55 -
5.2 Port Description Information Configuration.....................................................................................- 56 -
5.3 Port Working Mode Configuration...................................................................................................- 56 -
5.4 Port Speed Configuration..................................................................................................................- 57 -
5.5 Port MTU Configuration...................................................................................................................- 57 -
5.6 Broadcast/Multicast/Unicast Storm Control Configuration............................................................. - 57 -

5.7 Switch Flow-control Function.......................................................................................................... - 58 -
5.8 Port Rate-limit Setting Configuration...............................................................................................- 58 -
5.8.1 Configure Port Rate-limit.......................................................................................................... - 58 -
5.8.2 Delete Port Rate-limit................................................................................................................ - 58 -
5.9 Port Traffic Statistics.........................................................................................................................- 58 -
5.9.1 View Port Traffic Statistics....................................................................................................... - 58 -
5.9.2 Clear Port Traffic Statistics........................................................................................................- 60 -
5.10 Port Mirror Configuration...............................................................................................................- 60 -
5.10.1 Configure Port Mirror..............................................................................................................- 60 -
5.10.2 Delete Port Mirror....................................................................................................................- 61 -
5.11 Loop Detection................................................................................................................................- 61 -
5.11.1 PON Loop Detection Description............................................................................................- 61 -
5.11.2 PON Loop Detect Configuration............................................................................................. - 62 -
5.11.3 Uplink Loop Detection Description........................................................................................ - 64 -
5.11.4 Uplink Loop Detect Configuration..........................................................................................- 64 -
5.12 Port Group....................................................................................................................................... - 66 -
5.12.1 Port Group Isolate Mode..........................................................................................................- 66 -
5.12.2 Port Group Inter-working Mode..............................................................................................- 68 -
6 PON Management.................................................................................................................................. - 71 -
6.1 ONU Authentication Type and Mode...............................................................................................- 71 -
6.1.1 View ONU Authentication Type and Mode..............................................................................- 71 -
6.1.2 Configure ONU Authentication Type....................................................................................... - 71 -
6.1.3 Configure ONU Authentication Mode...................................................................................... - 72 -
6.1.4 Configure ONU Blacklist.......................................................................................................... - 72 -
6.1.5 ONU MAC Authentication Configuration................................................................................ - 73 -
6.1.6 ONU LOID Authentication Configuration................................................................................- 74 -
6.1.7 View ONU List.......................................................................................................................... - 78 -
6.2 Switch PON Port Optical.................................................................................................................. - 80 -
6.3 DBA Bandwidth Allocation..............................................................................................................- 81 -

6.4 View ONU Version Information...................................................................................................... - 82 -
6.5 View ONU Optical Information....................................................................................................... - 82 -
6.6 View ONU RSSI Optical Information..............................................................................................- 83 -
6.7 View PON Port Optical Module Information...................................................................................- 83 -
6.8 ONU Upgrade................................................................................................................................... - 85 -
6.8.1 ONU Upgrade Type...................................................................................................................- 85 -
6.8.2 ONU Upgrade File.....................................................................................................................- 86 -
6.8.3 Specify ONU upgrade type........................................................................................................- 87 -
6.8.4 Upgrade ONU............................................................................................................................ - 88 -
6.9 ONU Loop Processing...................................................................................................................... - 88 -
7 ONU Management..................................................................................................................................- 91 -
7.1 ONU Re-register............................................................................................................................... - 91 -
7.2 ONU Description Information Setting..............................................................................................- 91 -
7.3 ONU Name Setting........................................................................................................................... - 91 -
7.4 Switch ONU FEC Function.............................................................................................................. - 92 -
7.5 ONU Port Configuration...................................................................................................................- 92 -
7.5.1 Switch Port State........................................................................................................................- 92 -
7.5.2 Port Rate-limit Configuration.................................................................................................... - 93 -
7.5.3 Switch Port Loop Detection.......................................................................................................- 94 -
7.5.4 Switch Port Auto-negotiation.................................................................................................... - 94 -
7.5.5 Switch Port Flow Control.......................................................................................................... - 94 -
7.5.6 ONU Port VLAN Transparent Mode........................................................................................ - 94 -
7.5.7 ONU Port VLAN Tag Mode..................................................................................................... - 95 -
7.5.8 ONU Port VLAN Translation Mode......................................................................................... - 96 -
7.5.9 ONU Port VLAN Trunk Mode..................................................................................................- 98 -
8 MAC Address Management................................................................................................................- 100 -
8.1 MAC Address Table....................................................................................................................... - 100 -
8.1.1 MAC Address Table Aging Time........................................................................................... - 100 -
8.1.2 View MAC Address Table...................................................................................................... - 100 -

8.1.3 Add MAC Address.................................................................................................................. - 103 -
8.1.4 Flush MAC Address Table...................................................................................................... - 104 -
8.2 PON Side MAC Address Table...................................................................................................... - 105 -
8.2.1 PON Side MAC Address Table Aging Time.......................................................................... - 105 -
8.2.2 View PON Side MAC Address Table..................................................................................... - 106 -
8.2.3 Flush PON Side MAC Address Table.....................................................................................- 107 -
9 Protocol Management.......................................................................................................................... - 108 -
9.1 Spanning Tree Protocol...................................................................................................................- 108 -
9.1.1 RSTP Global Configuration.................................................................................................... - 108 -
9.1.2 RSTP Interface Configuration................................................................................................. - 109 -
9.2 Multiple-Spanning-Tree..................................................................................................................- 111 -
9.2.1 Switch MSTP Function............................................................................................................- 111 -
9.2.2 MSTP Region...........................................................................................................................- 111 -
9.2.3 CIST......................................................................................................................................... - 112 -
9.2.4 MSTI........................................................................................................................................ - 113 -
9.2.5 MSTP Interface Configuration................................................................................................ - 114 -
9.3 IGMP............................................................................................................................................... - 117 -
9.3.1 Network Demand..................................................................................................................... - 117 -
9.3.2 IGMP Global Configuration.................................................................................................... - 117 -
9.3.3 Multicast VLAN Setting..........................................................................................................- 122 -
9.3.4 IGMP Entry Configuration...................................................................................................... - 124 -
9.3.5 ONU Multicast Configuration................................................................................................. - 125 -
9.4 DHCP.............................................................................................................................................. - 130 -
9.4.1 DHCP Global Configuration................................................................................................... - 130 -
9.4.2 DHCP Snooping.......................................................................................................................- 131 -
9.4.3 DHCP Relay.............................................................................................................................- 133 -
9.4.4 DHCP Option82.......................................................................................................................- 135 -
9.4.5 DHCP Server........................................................................................................................... - 136 -
9.4.6 DHCPv6................................................................................................................................... - 138 -

10 ACL/QOS............................................................................................................................................ - 141 -
10.1 Time Range................................................................................................................................... - 141 -
10.1.1 Relative Time.........................................................................................................................- 141 -
10.1.2 Absolute Time........................................................................................................................- 142 -
10.2 ACL Management.........................................................................................................................- 143 -
10.2.1 Basic ACL(2000-2999)..........................................................................................................- 143 -
10.2.2 Advanced ACL(3000-4999).................................................................................................. - 145 -
10.2.3 Link ACL(5000-5999)...........................................................................................................- 147 -
10.2.4 View ACL.............................................................................................................................. - 149 -
10.2.5 Delete ACL............................................................................................................................ - 150 -
10.3 Packet Filter...................................................................................................................................- 150 -
10.3.1 Configure Packet Filter..........................................................................................................- 150 -
10.3.2 Delete Packet Filter................................................................................................................- 151 -
10.3.3 View Packet Filter................................................................................................................. - 151 -
10.4 QOS............................................................................................................................................... - 151 -
10.4.1 Configure Cos Priority Mapping Queue Relationship.......................................................... - 152 -
10.4.2 Configure WRR Queue Scheduler Mode.............................................................................. - 152 -
10.4.3 View queue-scheduler............................................................................................................- 152 -
11 Route Configuration...........................................................................................................................- 155 -
11.1 Route Management....................................................................................................................... - 155 -
11.1.1 Switch Route Status Function................................................................................................- 155 -
11.1.2 Add Static Route Entry.......................................................................................................... - 155 -
11.1.3 Delete Static Route Entry...................................................................................................... - 155 -
11.1.4 Display Route Static.............................................................................................................. - 156 -
11.2 ARP Table..................................................................................................................................... - 156 -
11.2.1 View Arp-Table..................................................................................................................... - 156 -
11.2.2 Clear Arp-Table..................................................................................................................... - 157 -
12 Link Aggregation................................................................................................................................- 158 -
12.1 Create Link Aggregation...............................................................................................................- 158 -

12.2 Display Link Aggregation.............................................................................................................- 159 -
12.3 Configure Link Aggregation Group Balance Algorithm..............................................................- 159 -
12.4 Delete Link Aggregation...............................................................................................................- 159 -
13 Abbreviation Terminology................................................................................................................ - 161 -

1 Command Format Description
 CLI is composed of a single "command name" or "command name + command
parameter". The command name must be unique. The command parameter can have one
or more according to different command, and the number is unlimited. The extra parameters
are invalid and an error is reported . One or more spaces must be used to separate the
command name and the command parameters, and between multiple command parameters.
 The command name is composed of one English word or multiple English words or multiple
English abbreviations. Specifically, you can use " ? " to get help information.
 The Commands need to distinguish capital and small letter. All command names must
be small letter. Command parameters can contain capital and small letters, but different
cases in the same sequence of letters are regarded as different parameters.
 The command line supports online editing. The cursor can be moved by " Left " and "
Right ". " Ctrl+A " moves the cursor to the beginning of the line, and " Ctrl+E " moves the
cursor to the end of the line.
 The Command line supports automatic completion. When inputting some character
commands, you can use the " Tab " key or the " Space " key to perform command matching
or command completion. If there is only one command that matches part of the input
characters, the command characters of the command will be automatically completed to the
command line; If there are multiple commands that match part of the characters entered, all
command names will be prompted, as shown below:
OLT(config)# i
ifconfig igmp interface ip ipv6
 The command line encounters the prompt " <cr> " through " ? ", which means the command
is complete and executable. As shown below:
OLT(config)# interface ge 1
<cr>
 Common command line view
OLT> enable // Enter privileged view
OLT# configure // Enter global configure view
OLT(config)# interface epon ponid // Enter EPON view
OLT(config-epon-ponid)# exit // Return to the previous view
OLT(config)# interface ge portid // Enter GE port view
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OLT(config-ge-portid)# exit
OLT(config)# interface xge portid // Enter XGE port view
OLT(config-xge-portid)# exit
OLT(config)# interface onu ponid/onuid // Enter ONU manage view
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# exit
OLT(config)# interface manage // Enter system manage view
OLT(config-manage)# exit
OLT(config)# interface vlanif vlanid // Enter VLANIF port view
OLT(config-vlanif-vlanid)# exit
OLT(config)# multicast-vlan vlanid // Enter multicast VLAN view
OLT(multicast-vlan-vlanid)# exit
OLT(config)# logout // Sign out
Vty connection will close. You logout. Bye bye
 Common commands
Functions Commands
Check Device Version OLT(config)# show version
Check Device Running Configuration OLT(config)# show running-config
Save Configuration OLT(config)# save
Reboot Device OLT(config)# reboot
Check All ONU Information OLT(config)# show onu-info all
Check All Mac-address OLT(config)# show mac-address all
Create VLAN OLT(config)# vlan standard { <1-4094> | VLAN-LIST }
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2 Local and Remote Management Configuration
This device provides a command line mode (CLI) local and remote management of equipment.
EPON OLT provides 3 types of management interface
 Console port
 NMS out-band management port
 In-band management port
2.1 Console Port Management
2.1.1 Basic Information

The console port connect directly to customized serial line (pictured) and operating the user
command line of OLT device.
【The serial line is provided by our company】
【Note】The default serial port baud rate is 9600bps.
2.1.2 Software Operation Method

Open a serial port tool, such as xshell
New-built a serial port link, and open it. Here are the steps:
【Note】User name: root Password: admin
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2.2 NMS Outband Port Management
2.2.1 Login Method

1. OLT outband management IP address is defaulted as 192.168.100.1. For the first login, the
user can use RJ-45 cables to connect the NMS interface of the device, and the other end to the
network port of the computer. Then modify the PC IP address to 192.168.100.X (X: 2-254) to
ensure that the PC is connected to a network with a route to the OLT network management IP.
Configuration management network diagram(Here is an example of setting the PC IP to

192.168.100.100):
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2. You can through the telnet remote access to OLT after configuring the IP address.Opening
windows operation window, input cmd：
3. Then telnet 192.168.100.1, and input username and password to enter the control command
line [CLI] interface.
2.2.2 Outband Management Port Configuration
2.2.2.1 Switch Outband Management Port
【Command】
OLT(config-manage)# ifconfig { down | up }
【Example】Turn on outband port
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OLT(config-manage)# ifconfig up
OLT(config-manage)#
2.2.2.2 Check Outband Management Port Information
【Command】
OLT(config-manage)# ifconfig
【Example】Check outband management ip address
OLT(config-manage)# ifconfig
Telnet Status:Enable
Description : For Outbound management
Interface Status : UP
The Maximum Transmit Unit is 1500 bytes
Internet Address is 192.168.103.1, netmask 255.255.255.0
IPv6 Address is 2000::1/64
Hardware address is E8:9F:EC:9E:00:00
Recive 209359 packets, 16038012 bytes
Transmit 832 packets, 301474 bytes
OLT(config)#
2.2.2.3 Configure Outband Management Port IPv4 Address
【Command】
OLT(config-manage)# ifconfig < IP Address > { < IP Prefix > | [ netmask < Mask > ] }
【Example】Configure outband management port ipv4 address as 192.168.103.1/24
OLT(config-manage)# ifconfig 192.168.103.1/24
OLT(config-manage)#
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2.2.2.4 Configure Outband Management Port IPv6 Address
【Command 】
OLT(config-manage)# ifconfig ipv6 < X:X::X:X/M >
【Example】Configure outband management ipv6 address as 1000::1/64
OLT(config-manage)# ifconfig ipv6 1000::1/64
OLT(config-manage)#
2.2.2.5 Delete Outband Management Port IPv6 address
【Command】
OLT(config-manage)# no ipv6-address < X:X::X:X/M >
【Example】Delete outband management ipv6 address
OLT(config-manage)# no ipv6-address 1000::1/64
OLT(config-manage)#
2.2.2.6 Switch Outband Management Port Telnet Function
【Command 】
OLT(config-manage)# telnet { enable | disable }
【Example】Turn off outband management port telnet function
OLT(config-manage)# telnet disable
OLT(config-manage)#
2.3 Inband Management Interface
2.3.1 Login Method

1. OLT Inband management IP address is defaulted as 192.168.99.1. For the first login, the user
can use RJ-45 cables to connect the any uplink GE interface of the device, and the other end to
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the network port of the computer. Then modify the PC IP address to 192.168.99.X (X: 2-254) to
ensure that the PC is connected to a network with a route to the OLT network management IP.
Configuration management network diagram(Here is an example of setting the PC IP to

192.168.99.100):
2. You can through the telnet remote access to OLT after configuring the IP address.Opening
windows operation window, input cmd：
3. Then telnet 192.168.99.1, and input username and password to enter the control command
line [CLI] interface.
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Note: This OLT device can support inbound management configuration through uplink port(ge) or
PON port following connected ONU. It needs configuration the IP address, subnet mask, and
VLAN.
The relevant configuration routine：
OLT(config)# vlan standard 100
OLT(config-vlan-100)# interface vlanif 100
OLT(config-vlanif-100)# ifconfig 192.168.10.1 netmask 255.255.255.0
OLT(config-vlanif-100)# ifconfig
Description : For Inbound management
Hardware address is 38:3A:21:20:32:F2
OLT(config-vlanif-100)# exit
OLT(config)# interface ge 1
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OLT(config-ge-1)# vlan mode access
OLT(config-ge-1)# vlan access 100
OLT(config)# ping 192.168.10.175
PING 192.168.10.175 (192.168.10.175): 56 data bytes
64 bytes from 192.168.10.175: seq=0 ttl=64 time=1.509 ms
--- 192.168.10.175 ping statistics ---
4 packets transmitted, 4 packets received, 0% packet loss
round-trip min/avg/max = 0.648/0.961/1.509 ms
OLT(config)#
2.3.2 Inband Management Port Configuration
2.3.2.1 Check Inband Management Port Information
【Command】
OLT(config-vlanif-vlanid)# ifconfig
【Example】Check vlanif1 inband port ip address
OLT(config-vlanif-1)# ifconfig
Telnet Status:Disable
Description : For Inbound management
For Inbound Vlan ID is 1
Hardware address is E8:9F:EC:9E:00:01
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OLT(config-vlanif-1)#
2.3.2.2 Modify Inband Management Port IPv4 Address
【Command】
OLT(config-vlanif-vlanid)# ifconfig < IP Address > { < IP Prefix > | [netmask < Mask >]}
【Example】Modify inband management port vlanif1 ipv4 address as 192.168.105.1/24
OLT(config-vlanif-1)# ifconfig 192.168.105.1/24
2.3.2.3 Configure Inband Management Port IPv6 Address
【Command】
OLT(config-vlanif-vlanid)# ifconfig ipv6 < X:X::X:X/M >
【Example】Configure inband management port vlanif1 ipv6 address as 3000::1/64
OLT(config-vlanif-1)# ifconfig ipv6 3000::1/64
2.3.2.4 Delete Inband Management Port IPv6 address
【Command】
OLT(config-vlanif-vlanid)# no ipv6-address < X:X::X:X/M >
【Example】Delete inband management port vlanif1 ipv6 address
OLT(config-vlanif-1)# no ipv6-address 3000::1/64
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2.3.2.5 Delete Inband Management Port Vlanif1
【Command】
OLT(config)# no interface vlanif < 1-4094 >
【Example】Delete inband management port vlanif1
OLT(config)# no interface vlanif 1
OLT(config)#
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3 System Management
Management Configuration contains the system name, save configuration, system configuration
etc.
3.1 Configure Device Name
3.1.1 Configure Device Name
【Command】
OLT(config)# hostname < WORD >
OLT(config)# no hostname
【Parameter Description】
< WORD > : Character format, no enter space
【Example】Configure device name as NEUTRAL-E08
OLT(config)# hostname NEUTRAL-E08
NEUTRAL-E08(config)#
3.2 View System Version Information

【Command】
OLT(config)# show version
【Example】Check device current version
OLT(config)# show version
Copyright 2016-2020 by Neutral.
Software Version : Neutral_I_V3.0.11_Rel
System Version : Neutral_I_V1.4.1_Rel
Hardware Version : Neutral-hw-version-v2.0
Base Mac Address : e8:9f:ec:9e:00:00
Build time : 2020/12/23 03:44:10
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SerialNumber : H4EB202006150002
Product : Neutral
License available days : Forever
OLT(config)#
3.3 View CPU Utilization

【Command】
OLT(config)# show cpu-usage
【Example】Check device CPU utilization
OLT(config)# show cpu-usage
Get the CPU usage is 11.842105%
OLT(config)#
3.4 View Memory Utilization

【Command】
OLT(config)# show memory statistics
【Example】Check device memory utilization
OLT(config)# show memory statistics
Storage Type Storage Size Storage Used Storage Rate
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Memory 499688 kB 139856 kB 27.988666%
OLT(config)#
3.5 View History Command
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【Command】
OLT(config)# show history
【Example】Show history command
OLT(config)# show history
enable
configure
OLT(config)#
3.6 Configuration Management
3.6.1 Save System Configuration
【Command】
OLT(config)# save
【Example】Save system configuration
OLT(config)# save
configuration saved successfully
OLT(config)#
3.6.2 View System Configuration
【Command】
OLT(config)# show running-config
OLT(config)# show save-config
【Example】View system current running configurations
OLT(config)# show running-config
Current configuration:
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vlan standard 1
exit
!!Acl configuration
interface manage
ifconfig 192.168.103.1 netmask 255.255.255.0
exit
interface epon 1
bind-onu 1 mac 38:3a:21:28:8d:ad onu-type 1ge
onu confirm onu-id 1
sla-up 1 type5 fix 1 assure 10000 max 1000000
exit
end
OLT(config)#
3.6.3 Restore Device to Default Settings
【Command】
OLT(config)# erase config-file
OLT(config)# reboot
【Example】Restore device to default settings
OLT(config)# erase config-file
OLT(config)# reboot
System will reboot after 1 miniutes
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OLT(config)#
3.6.4 Configuration File Management

Input ftp server ip(may be your pc ip), you can export the olt.config to ftp server shared dir or
import olt.config from ftp server shared dir to the olt.
3.6.4.1 Export Configuration file
【Command】
OLT(config-manage)# config push < FTP Server IP / Mask >
【Example】Backup system configurations
OLT(config-manage)# config push 192.168.100.123/24
OLT(config-manage)#
3.6.4.2 Import Configuration file
【Command】
OLT(config-manage)# config pull < FTP Server IP / Mask >
【Example】 Load system configuration
OLT(config-manage)# config pull 192.168.100.123/24
OLT(config-manage)#
3.7 System Upgrade
3.7.1 FTP Server Upgrade
【Command】
OLT(config-manage)# update system ftp < FTP Server IP > < FTP User Name > < FTP User
Password> { < System File Name > / < Firmware File Name > }
3.7.2 TFTP Server Upgrade
【Command】
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OLT(config-manage)# update system tftp < TFTP Server IP > { < System File Name > / <
Firmware File Name >}
【Example】 Upgrade Device by tftp server 192.168.103.123
OLT(config-manage)# update system tftp 192.168.103.123 system.img
[2020/10/23 17:05:02] [update image]Info: Start Download file
[2020/10/23 17:05:02] [update image]Info: Update : 7% [firmware]
[2020/10/23 17:05:06] [update image]Warning: Download file success
[2020/10/23 17:05:06] [update image]Info: Update : 23%
[2020/10/23 17:05:06] [update image]Info: Start upgrade file
[2020/10/23 17:05:06] [update image]Info: File verify start
[2020/10/23 17:05:07] [update image]Info: File verify success
[2020/10/23 17:05:43] [update image]Info: File write start
[2020/10/23 17:06:05] [update image]Warning: Upgrade file success
OLT(config-manage)#
OLT(config-manage)# update firmware tftp 192.168.103.123 firmware.img
[2020/10/23 17:08:27] [update image]Info: Start Download file
[2020/10/23 17:08:27] [update image]Info: Update : 3% [firmware]
[2020/10/23 17:08:32] [update image]Warning: Download file success
[2020/10/23 17:08:32] [update image]Info: Start upgrade file
[2020/10/23 17:08:32] [update image]Info: File verify start
[2020/10/23 17:08:39] [update image]Info: File verify success
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[2020/10/23 17:09:24] [update image]Info: File write start
[2020/10/23 17:09:51] [update image]Warning: Upgrade file success
3.8 System Ping Diagnosis

【Command】
OLT(config)# ping < Destination Host IP Address >
【Example 1】Test OLT whether can ping though host IPv4 192.168.103.123
OLT(config)# ping 192.168.103.123
PING 192.168.103.123 (192.168.103.123): 56 data bytes
--- 192.168.103.123 ping statistics ---
OLT(config)#
【Example 2】Test OLT whether can ping though host IPv6 2021::5
OLT(config)# ping 2021::5
PING 2021::5 (2021::5): 56 data bytes
64 bytes from 2021::5: seq=0 ttl=64 time=1.220 ms
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--- 2021::5 ping statistics ---
OLT(config)#
3.9 Time Management
3.9.1 Timezone Setting
3.9.1.1 View City Corresponding to Timezone
【Command】
OLT(config)# timezone { utc+ | utc- } < Time >
【Example】View city corresponding to Timezone utc+ 11:00
OLT(config)# timezone utc+ 11:00
Find similar item ,list below:
--Using the location string to config--
Antarctica/Macquarie(UTC+11:00)
Asia/Anadyr(UTC+11:00)
Asia/Kamchatka(UTC+11:00)
Asia/Magadan(UTC+11:00)
Pacific/Efate(UTC+11:00)
Pacific/Guadalcanal(UTC+11:00)
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Pacific/Kosrae(UTC+11:00)
Pacific/Norfolk(UTC+11:30)
Pacific/Noumea(UTC+11:00)
Pacific/Ponape(UTC+11:00)
3.9.1.2 Configure Timezone
【Command】
OLT(config)# timezone < Region >
【Example】Choose city to configure time zone
OLT(config)# timezone "Asia/Chongqing"
OLT(config)#
3.9.1.3 Switch Inband Management Port Telnet Function
【Command】
OLT(config-vlanif-vlanid)# telnet { enable | disable }
【Example】Turn on inband management port vlanif1 telnet function
OLT(config-vlanif-1)# telnet enable
3.9.1.4 View Timezone
【Command】
OLT(config)# show timezone
【Example】View timezone
OLT(config)# show timezone
The current time zone: Asia/Chongqing(+08:00)
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OLT(config)#
3.9.2 Time Setting
3.9.2.1 Configure System Time
【Command】
OLT(config)# time < Time >
【Example】Configure system time as 2018/06/05-15:51:00
OLT(config)# time 2018/06/05-15:51:00
OLT(config)#
3.9.2.2 View System Time
【Command】
OLT(config)# time
【Example】View system current time
OLT(config)# time
System current time: 2018-06-05 15:51:01+08:00
System running time : 0 day 0 hour 13 minute 28 second
System boot time : Tue Jun 5 15:37:33 2018
OLT(config)#
3.9.3 NTP Setting
3.9.3.1 Configure NTP Server IP
【Command】
OLT(config)# ntp enable ntp-server-ip < NTP Server IP > backup-server-ip < NTP Backup Server
IP >
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【Example】Configure NTP server IP as 120.25.115.20
OLT(config)# ntp enable ntp-server-ip 120.25.115.20
OLT(config)#
3.9.3.2 Turn off NTP Function
【Command】
OLT(config)# ntp disable
3.9.3.3 Configure NTP Polling Interval
【Command】
OLT(config)# ntp poll-interval-time < Interval Value >
【Example】Configure NTP polling interval as 240S
OLT(config)# ntp poll-interval-time 240
OLT(config)#
3.9.3.4 View NTP Configuration
【Command】
OLT(config)# show ntp-status
【Example】View NTP configuration information
OLT(config)# show ntp-status
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ntp status ntp server-ip ntp server-ip-bak poll interval-time
enable 120.25.115.20 203.107.6.88 240 s
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config)#
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3.10User Management
3.10.1View User Information
【Command】
OLT(config)# show user
【Note】There is no limit to how many times a user can login again.
【Example】Show user information
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name Level Status Reenter Logins Append Info
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
root Admin online 4 1
test Common offline 3 0 test
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config)#
3.10.2Add User
【Command】
OLT(config)# user add < User Name > < User Password > { admin | common | operator }{ reenter
< Reenter Times > } < User Info >
【Note】If some user close browser or close browser’s pages, the login status will save 5mins,
means timeout is 5mins
【Example】Create user test, password test123
OLT(config)# user add test test123 admin reenter 4
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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name Level Status Reenter Append Info
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
root Super online 1 Super User
test Admin offline 4
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config)#
3.10.3Delete User
【Command】
OLT(config)# user delete < User Name >
【Note】root user can’t be deleted
【Example】Delete test user
OLT(config)# user delete test
Info: Delete user test success!
OLT(config)#
3.10.4Restore User to Default Setting
【Command】
OLT(config)# user default
【Example】Restore user to initial state
OLT(config)# user default
OLT(config)#
3.10.5Kick-out User
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【Command】
OLT(config)# user offline < User Name >
【Example】Kick-off user test
OLT(config)# user offline test
The user test have been offline
Info: Force user test offline success!
OLT(config)#
3.10.6Modify Current User Password
【Command】
OLT(config)# user password < User Name > < Old Password > < New Password >
【Example】Modify current user root password
OLT(config)# user password root admin admin123

Info: User root change password success!
OLT(config)#
3.10.7Save User Information
【Command】
OLT(config)# user save
【Example】Save user information
OLT(config)# user save
OLT(config)#
3.11System Service
3.11.1View System Service Port

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【Command】
OLT(config)# show service-user port
【Example】View service port number
OLT(config)# show service-user port
Telnet port : 23
HTTP port : 80
HTTPS port : 443
SNMPD agent port : 161
SNMPD trap port : 162
OLT(config)#
3.11.2WEB Port Setting
3.11.2.1 View Web Port
【Command】
OLT(config)# web-port
【Example】 View Web Port
OLT(config)# web-port
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
HTTP Port : 80
HTTPS Port : 443
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config)#
3.11.2.2 Modify Web Port
【Command】
OLT(config)# web-port http < 80-50000 >
OLT(config)# web-port https < 443-50000 >
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【Example】Modify http port as 500
OLT(config)# web-port http 500
OLT(config)#
3.11.3Telnet Port Setting
3.11.3.1 Modify Telnet Port
【Command】
OLT(config)# telnet port-modify < port id >
【Example】Modify http port as 500
OLT(config)# web-port http 500
OLT(config)#
3.11.3.2 Restore Default Telnet port
【Command 】
OLT(config)# telnet port-modify default
3.11.4SSH Service Switch

By default, the ssh service will start up.
【Command】
OLT(config)# ssh-server {start | stop}
【Example】Turn off SSH service
OLT(config)# ssh-server stop
OLT(config)#
3.11.5SNMP Setting
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3.11.5.1 View SNMP Configuration Information
【Command】
OLT(config)# show snmp-config
【Example】View snmp configurations
OLT(config)# show snmp-config
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Snmpd trap configuration:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
IP address: 192.168.100.100
Trap port: 162
Trap community: public
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Snmpd community configuration:
Read community: public
Write community: private
Agent port: 161
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config)#
3.11.5.2 Configure SNMP Read and Write Community
【Command】
OLT(config)# snmp community-cfg read < Read Community Name >
OLT(config)# snmp community-cfg write < Write Community Name >
【Example】Configure snmp read public and write community
OLT(config)# snmp community-cfg read public
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OLT(config)# snmp community-cfg write private
OLT(config)#
3.11.5.3 View SNMP Read and Write Community
【Command】
OLT(config)# show snmp community-cfg
【Example】view snmp read and write community
OLT(config)# show snmp community-cfg
Snmpd community configuration:
Read community: public
Write community: private
OLT(config)#
3.11.5.4 Configure SNMP Trap Server IP Address
【Command】
OLT(config)# snmp trap-cfg serverip < IP Address > < Community Name >
【Note】The serverip must be an inbound or outbound address that exists
【Example】Configure trap server ip as 192.168.100.123
OLT(config)# snmp trap-cfg serverip 192.168.100.123 public
OLT(config)#
3.12Default Route Setting
3.12.1IPV4 Default Route Setting
3.12.1.1 Configure IPV4 Default Route
【Command】
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OLT(config)# route default gw < IPv4 Address >
【Example】Configure ipv4 default route as 192.168.100.1
OLT(config)# route default gw 192.168.100.1
OLT(config)#
3.12.1.2 Delete IPV4 Default Route
【Command】
OLT(config)# no route default
【Example】
OLT(config)# no route default
OLT(config)#
3.12.2IPV6 Default Route Setting
3.12.2.1 Configure IPV6 Default Route
【Command】
OLT(config)# ipv6 route default gw < IPv6 Address >
【Example】Configure ipv6 default route as 2021::1
OLT(config)# ipv6 route default gw 2021::1
OLT(config)#
3.12.2.2 Delete IPV6 Default Route
【Command】
OLT(config)# no ipv6 route default
【Example】
OLT(config)# no ipv6 route default
OLT(config)#
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3.12.3View Default Route
【Command】
OLT(config)# show route default
【Example】
OLT(config)# show route default
OLT(config)#
3.13DNS Setting
3.13.1IPV4 DNS Setting
3.13.1.1 Configure IPV4 DNS
【Command】
OLT(config)# dns primary < Master DNS > secondary < Backup DNS >
【Example】Configure primary dns as 114.114.114.114 and backup dns as 8.8.8.8
OLT(config)# dns primary 114.114.114.114 secondary 8.8.8.8
OLT(config)#
3.13.1.2 Delete IPV4 DNS
【Command】
OLT(config)# no dns
【Example】
OLT(config)# no dns
OLT(config)#
3.13.2IPV6 DNS Setting

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3.13.2.1 Configure IPV6 DNS
【Command】
OLT(config)# ipv6 dns primary < Master DNS > secondary < Backup DNS >
【Example】Configure ipv6 master DNS as 2400:3200::1 and secondary dns as

2400:3200:baba::1
OLT(config)# ipv6 dns primary 2400:3200::1 secondary 2400:3200:baba::1
OLT(config)#
3.13.2.2 Delete IPV6 DNS
【Command】
OLT(config)# no ipv6 dns
【Example】
OLT(config)# no ipv6 dns
OLT(config)#
3.13.3View DNS
【Command】
OLT(config)# show dns
【Example】
OLT(config)# show dns
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Primary DNS : 114.114.114.114
Secondary DNS : 8.8.8.8
IPv6 Primary DNS : 2400:3200::1
IPv6 Secondary DNS : 2400:3200:baba::1
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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OLT(config)#
3.14System Access Control
3.14.1Create System Access Control Rule
【Command】
OLT(config)# access-control add < Rule Name > mac < MAC Address > access { all | ssh | telnet
| web} { ipv4 | ipv6 } < IP Address / IP Prefix >
【Example】Permit host mac 38:3a:21:2c:2f:bc and ip address 192.168.103.100/24 to access

OLT by telnet method
OLT(config)# access-control add test mac 38:3a:21:2c:2f:bc access telnet ipv4

192.168.103.100/24
OLT(config)#
3.14.2View System Access Control Rule
【Command】
OLT(config)# show access-control
【Example】
OLT(config)# show access-control
Index Name Protocol Access Mac-address Host
0 test IPv4 Telnet 38:3a:21:2c:2f:bc 192.168.103.100/24
OLT(config)#
3.14.3Delete System Access Control Rule
【Command】
OLT(config)# no access-control < Rule Name >
【Example】
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OLT(config)# no access-control test
OLT(config)#
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4 VLAN Management
VLAN (virtual local area network) is a kind of technology dividing logistically the LAN device into
networks so as to realize the virtual work group. All the Et1000 VLAN are based on the port and
all the GE interfaces are the VLAN1 member.
The same VLAN can have both tagged ports and untagged ports.
OLT supports three mode of port vlan mode: access /trunk /hybrid
Access: OLT one port only support one access vlan, it will be PVID;
Trunk: OLT can support a vlan list, and default it’s PVID;
Hybrid: it can free specify.
4.1 Global VLAN Setting
4.1.1 Create VLAN
【Command】
OLT(config)# vlan standard < VLAN ID >
OLT(config)# vlan standard < Start VLAN ID > < End VLAN ID >
【Example1】Create single VLAN 100
OLT(config)# vlan standard 100
OLT(config-vlan-100)#
【Example2】Create Sequential VLAN
OLT(config)# vlan standard 101 110
OLT(config-vlan-<101-110>)#
4.1.2 Delete VLAN
【Command】
OLT(config)# no vlan < VLAN ID >
OLT(config)# no vlan < Start VLAN ID > < End VLAN ID >
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OLT(config)# no vlan all
【Example1】Delete single VLAN 100
OLT(config)# no vlan 100
OLT(config)#
【Example2】Delete sequential VLAN 101-110
OLT(config)# no vlan 101 110
OLT(config)#
【Example3】Delete all VLAN
OLT(config)# no vlan all
OLT(config)#
4.1.3 View VLAN
【Command】
OLT(config)# show vlan < VLAN ID >
OLT(config)# show vlan < Start VLAN ID > < End VLAN ID >
OLT(config)# show vlan all
【Example1】View single VLAN 100
OLT(config)# show vlan 100
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Attribute Value
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
VLAN ID : 100
Tagged Ports : PON01
Untagged Ports : GE01
Default Vlan Ports : GE04
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----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
【Example2】View sequential VLAN 101-103
OLT(config)# show vlan 101 102
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
VLAN ID : 101
Tagged Ports :
Untagged Ports :
Default Vlan Ports :
VLAN ID : 102
Tagged Ports :
Untagged Ports :
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config)#
【Example3】View all VLAN
OLT(config)# show vlan all
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
VLAN ID :1
Tagged Ports :
Untagged Ports :

PON01,PON02,PON03,PON04,GE01,GE02,GE03,XGE01,XGE02,XGE03
,XGE04
VLAN ID : 100
Tagged Ports : PON01
Untagged Ports : GE01
Default Vlan Ports : GE04
VLAN ID : 101
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Tagged Ports :
Untagged Ports :
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config)#
4.1.4 Add Member Port to VLAN
【Command】
OLT(config-vlan-vlanid)# port { [ epon | ge | xge ] < Port List > } { tagged | untagged }
【Example】Add member port ge 1 to VLAN 100
OLT(config-vlan-100)# port ge 1 untagged
4.1.5 Delete Member Port from VLAN
【Command】
OLT(config-vlan-vlanid)# no port { epon | ge | xge } < Port List >
【Example】Delete member port epon 1 from VLAN 100
OLT(config-vlan-100)# no port epon 1
4.1.6 Configure VLAN As Port Default VLAN
【Command】
OLT(config-vlan-vlanid)# port { [ epon | ge | xge ] < Port List > } default-vlan
【Example】Configure vlan 100 as ge 4 port default vlan
OLT(config-vlan-100)# port ge 4 default-vlan
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【Note】: Above adding several ports to VLAN command can only be used when the interface
mode is hybrid, this method cannot be used if in the other mode .
If a VLAN is the management of VLAN, the configuration method is configuration after entering a
port as a management inerface node. This method was stated at the #2.3 section , here will not
description no longer.
4.2 Port VLAN Configuration

As the #4.1 section is described, it can configure VLAN under VLAN interface mode in port hybrid
mode, this section explains what port mode, and how to configure.
Interface VLAN is divided into three kinds：access, trunk, hybrid
4.2.1 Configure Port VLAN Mode
【Command】
OLT(config-port-portid)# vlan mode { access | hybrid | trunk }
【Example】Configure ge 1 port access vlan mode
OLT(config-ge-1)# vlan mode access
OLT(config-ge-1)#
4.2.2 Configure Port VLAN
【Command】
OLT(config-port-portid)# vlan access < VLAN ID >
OLT(config-port-portid)# vlan trunk < VLAN List >
OLT(config-port-portid)# vlan hybrid < VLAN List > { tagged | untagged }
【Example1】Permit untag vlan packets pass through ge3 and add default vlan 101
OLT(config-ge-3)# vlan access 101
OLT(config-ge-3)#
【Example2】Permit vlan tag 101-102 pass through ge 3 port
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OLT(config-ge-3)# vlan trunk 101-102
OLT(config-ge-3)#
【Example3】Permit vlan tag 101 and untag 102 pass through ge 3 port
OLT(config-ge-3)# vlan hybrid 101 tagged
OLT(config-ge-3)# vlan hybrid 102 untagged
OLT(config-ge-3)#
4.2.3 Configure Port Default VLAN
【Command 】
OLT(config-port-portid)# port default-vlan < VLAN ID >
【Example】Configure ge 3 default vlan 100
OLT(config-ge-3)# port default-vlan 100
OLT(config-ge-3)#
4.3 VLAN QinQ Configuration

VLAN Qinq shares resources with VLAN translate and can be configured with a total of 1024.
4.3.1 Configure Port VLAN QinQ
【Command】
OLT(config-port-portid)# vlan qinq < CVALN > < SVALN >
OLT(config-port-portid)# vlan qinq batch < Start CVALN > < End CVALN > < SVALN >
【Example1】Add svlan 100 to cvlan 101 from epon 3 port
OLT(config-epon-3)# vlan qinq 101 100
OLT(config-epon-3)#
【Example2】Add svlan 100 to cvlan 101-102 from epon 3 port
OLT(config-epon-3)# vlan qinq batch 101 102 100
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OLT(config-epon-3)#
4.3.2 Delete VLAN QinQ Entry
【Command】
OLT(config-port-portid)# no vlan qinq < CVALN ID >
OLT(config-port-portid)# no vlan qinq batch < Start CVALN > < End CVALN >
【Example1】Delete vlan qinq cvlan 101 entry
OLT(config-epon-3)# no vlan qinq 101
OLT(config-epon-3)#
【Example2】Delete vlan qinq cvlan 101-102 entry
OLT(config-epon-3)# no vlan qinq batch 101 102
OLT(config-epon-3)#
4.3.3 View VLAN QinQ
【Command】
OLT(config-port-portid)# show vlan qinq
【Example1】
OLT(config-epon-3)# show vlan qinq
Port CVlan SVlan Priority Action
--------------------------------------------------------------
PON3 101 -102 100 - qinq
--------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config-epon-3)#
4.4 VLAN Translation Configuration
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VLAN Qinq shares resources with VLAN translate and can be configured with a total of 1024.
4.4.1 Configure Port VLAN Translation
【Command】
OLT(config-port-portid)# vlan translation < Old VLAN > <New VLAN >
【Example1】Configure vlan 101 translate 100 in pon 3 port
OLT(config-epon-3)# vlan translation 101 100
OLT(config-epon-3)#
4.4.2 Delete VLAN Translation
【Command】
OLT(config-port-portid)# no vlan translation < Old VLAN >
【Example1】Delete vlan translation 101 entry in pon 3 port
OLT(config-epon-3)# no vlan translation 101
OLT(config-epon-3)#
4.4.3 Show VLAN Translation
【Command】
OLT(config-port-portid)# show vlan translation
【Example1】
OLT(config-epon-3)# show vlan translation
Port Old-Vlan New-Vlan Priority Action
--------------------------------------------------------------
PON3 101 100 - translate
--------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config-epon-3)#
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5 Port Management
5.1 Port State Management
5.1.1 Switch Port State
【Command】
OLT(config-port-portid)# port { enable | disable }
【Example1】Turn off ge1 port
OLT(config-ge-1)# port disable
OLT(config-ge-1)#
5.1.2 View Port State
【Command】
OLT(config-port-portid)# show state
【Example1】Show ge1 port state
OLT(config-ge-1)# show state
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Attribute Value
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Port Name : GE01
Port Desc : test
Port State : Enabled
Link speed : Auto-negotiation(- MBps -)
Flow ctrl : ON
MTU : 1518
Link status : DOWN
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----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Port traffic shaping:
Egress rate : 0 kbps
Ingress rate : 0 kbps
Port vlan configuration:
Port type : hybrid
Port default vlan : 1
Port default vlan priority : 0
Tagged vlan :
Untagged vlan :
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config-ge-1)#
5.2 Port Description Information Configuration

【Command】
OLT(config-port-portid)# port desc < DESC >
【Example1】Configure port description information as test
OLT(config-ge-1)# port desc test
OLT(config-ge-1)#
5.3 Port Working Mode Configuration

【Command】
OLT(config-port-portid)# port duplex { full | half }
【Example1】Configure ge 2 port full duplex working mode
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OLT(config-ge-2)# port duplex full
OLT(config-ge-2)#
5.4 Port Speed Configuration

【Command】
OLT(config-port-portid)# port speed { 10 | 100 | 1000 | 10g | auto}
【Example1】Configure ge 2 port speed 1000M
OLT(config-ge-2)# port speed 1000
OLT(config-ge-2)#
5.5 Port MTU Configuration

【Command】
OLT(config-port-portid)# port mtu < MTU Value >
【Example1】Configure ge 2 port mtu 1522
OLT(config-ge-1)# port mtu 1522
OLT(config-ge-1)#
5.6 Broadcast/Multicast/Unicast Storm Control Configuration

【Command】
OLT(config-port-portid)# port storm-control { broadcast | multicast | unicast } pps < Packet

Number >
【Example1】Limit ge 1 port storm-control broadcast pps 1000
OLT(config-ge-1)# port storm-control broadcast pps 1000
OLT(config-ge-1)#
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5.7 Switch Flow-control Function
【Command 】
OLT(config-port-portid)# port flow-control { enable | disable }
【Example1】Turn on port flow-control function
OLT(config-ge-1)# port flow-control enable
OLT(config-ge-1)#
5.8 Port Rate-limit Setting Configuration
5.8.1 Configure Port Rate-limit
【Command】
OLT(config-port-portid)# port rate-limit { egress | ingress } < Rate >
【Example1】Limit ge 1 port egress rate 1024kbps
OLT(config-ge-1)# port rate-limit egress 1024
OLT(config-ge-1)#
5.8.2 Delete Port Rate-limit
【Command】
OLT(config-port-portid)# no port rate-limit { egress | ingress }
【Example】Delete ge 1 port rate-limit
OLT(config-ge-1)# no port rate-limit egress
OLT(config-ge-1)#
5.9 Port Traffic Statistics
5.9.1 View Port Traffic Statistics
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【Command】
OLT(config-port-portid)# show statistic
【Example】View ge 1 port traffic statistics
OLT(config-ge-1)# show statistic
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Rx rate (kbps): 0 Tx rate (kbps): 0
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
RX octets : 12237752
RX frames : 168794
RX unicast frames : 9352
RX broadcast frames : 159442
RX multicast frames :0
RX discard frames : 39734
RX error frames :0
RX oversize frames :0
RX frames 64 octets : 129916
RX frames 65 to 127 octets : 35478
TX octets : 1447788
TX frames : 21291
TX unicast frames :0
TX broadcast frames : 21291
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TX multicast frames :0
TX discard frames :0
TX error frames :0
TX oversize frames :0
TX frames 64 octets :0
TX frames 65 to 127 octets : 21291
TX frames 128 to 255 octets :0
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
5.9.2 Clear Port Traffic Statistics
【Command】
OLT(config-port-portid)# no statistic
【Example】Clear ge 1 port traffic statistics
OLT(config-ge-1)# no statistic
OLT(config-ge-1)#
5.10Port Mirror Configuration

The general application scenario of port mirroring is troubleshooting.
5.10.1Configure Port Mirror

When choose certain port as source port, then enter this interface node.
【Command】
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OLT(config-port-portid)# mirror dst-port ge < Port ID > { all | egress | ingress }
【Example】Mirror pon 3 port traffic to ge 3 port
OLT(config-epon-3)# mirror dst-port ge 3 all
OLT(config-epon-3)#
5.10.2Delete Port Mirror
【Command】
OLT(config-port-portid)# no mirror
【Example】Clear pon 3 port mirror entry
OLT(config-epon-3)# no mirror
OLT(config-epon-3)#
5.11Loop Detection
This function is to process the loop that appears in the network to prevent the loop from affecting
the services, and it is necessary to detect the user-side loop.After the user-side loop detection
function is turned on, the system will automatically detect the user-side loop. When the loop is
detected, the occurrence of the loop will be stopped and an alarm will be issued.
5.11.1PON Loop Detection Description

1. PON loop detection function is turned on by default. There are three conditions of
loop detection processing:
1) When a loop occurs on the same ONU port or connected device, the PON loop detection will
not be triggered because the ONU port loop detection function is turned on by default.
2) If loop occurs between different ONU in the same PON port, when the P2P function is turned
off (by default), only ring alarm will be issued, and ONU will not be added to the
blacklist.When the P2P function is turned on, an alarm is issued for the loop and an ONU of
the loop is added to the blacklist.
3) When the PON port isolation function is turned on (by default), only ring alarm will be issued,
and ONU will not be added to the blacklist.When the PON port isolation function is turned off
and the default vlans of the two PON ports are the same, the ring alarm will be issued and
one of the ONU of the loop will be added to the blacklist.
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【Note】:
 PON loop detects the blacklist ONU and saves the configuration without automatically
removing the blacklist or in manual recovery mode. After reboot the device, the ONU will be
permanently on the blacklist and the blacklist needs to be removed manually.
 In manual authentication mode, loop detection is added to the blacklist and manual
authentication is required before re-online.
5.11.2PON Loop Detect Configuration
5.11.2.1 PON Loop Detect Switch
【Command】
OLT(config)# loop-detect pon { enable | disable }
【Example】Turn on PON loop detection function
OLT(config)# loop-detect pon enable
OLT(config)#
5.11.2.2 Configure PON Loop Detection Packet Sending Interval
The default value is 5 seconds. The rang of value is 3-3600 S
【Command】
OLT(config)# loop-detect pon packet-send interval < Interval >
【Example】Configure PON loop detection packet sending interval 10 S
OLT(config)# loop-detect pon packet-send interval 10
OLT(config)#
5.11.2.3 Configure PON Loop Detection Recovery Mode
The default is automatic recovery
【Command】
OLT(config)# loop-detect pon recover-mode { auto | manual }
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【Example】Configure PON loop detection manua recovery
OLT(config)# loop-detect pon recover-mode manual
OLT(config)#
5.11.2.4 PON Loop Detection Recover Manual
【Command】
OLT(config)# loop-detect pon recover manual
【Example】
OLT(config)# loop-detect pon recover manual
OLT(config)#
5.11.2.5 Configure PON Loop Detection Automatic Recovery Time
The default value is 30 seconds. The rang of value is 3-3600 seconds.
【Command】
OLT(config)# loop-detect pon recover-time < Recover Time>
【Example】Configure loop-detect pon recover-time 50 S
OLT(config)# loop-detect pon recover-time 50
OLT(config)#
5.11.2.6 View PON Loop Detection Configuration
【Command】
OLT(config)# show loop-detect pon info
【Example】
OLT(config)# show loop-detect pon info
PON Loop Detect : Disable
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OLT(config)#
5.11.3Uplink Loop Detection Description

1. The loop detection function of the uplink port is turned on by default, and there are
three conditions for loop detection processing:
1) When the spanning tree protocol is enabled, the uplink loop detection does not take effect,
and only when the spanning tree protocol is disabled will the uplink loop detection take effect.
2) If a loop occurs with the same uplink port, directly link down the uplink port
3) When the default VLAN is different at the same time, the loop alarm occurs, and don’t link
down the port.When the default VLAN is same, the loop alarm occurs and Link Down one of
the ports.
5.11.4Uplink Loop Detect Configuration
5.11.4.1 Uplink Loop Detect Switch
【Command】
OLT(config)# loop-detect uplink { enable | disable }
【Example】Turn on uplink loop detection function
OLT(config)# loop-detect uplink enable
OLT(config)#
5.11.4.2 Configure Uplink Loop Detection Packet Sending Interval
The default value is 5 seconds. The rang of value is 3-3600 S
【Command】
OLT(config)# loop-detect uplink packet-send interval < Interval >
【Example】Configure uplink loop detection packet sending interval 10 S
OLT(config)# loop-detect uplink packet-send interval 10
OLT(config)#
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5.11.4.3 Configure Uplink loop detection recovery mode
The default is automatic recovery
【Command】
OLT(config)# loop-detect uplink recover-mode { auto | manual }
【Example】Configure uplink loop detection manua recovery
OLT(config)# loop-detect uplink recover-mode manual
OLT(config)#
5.11.4.4 Uplink Loop Detection Recover Manual
【Command】
OLT(config)# loop-detect uplink recover manual
【Example】
OLT(config)# loop-detect uplink recover manual
OLT(config)#
5.11.4.5 Configure Uplink Loop Detection Automatic Recovery Time
The default value is 30 seconds. The rang of value is 3-3600 seconds.
【Command】
OLT(config)# loop-detect uplink recover-time < Recover Time>
【Example】Configure loop-detect uplink recover-time 50 S
OLT(config)# loop-detect uplink recover-time 50
OLT(config)#
5.11.4.6 View Uplink Loop Detection Configuration
【Command】
OLT(config)# show loop-detect uplink info

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【Example】
OLT(config)# show loop-detect uplink info
Uplink Loop Detect : Enable
Recover Mode : Manual
Recover Time : 30s
Detect Interval : 1s
OLT(config)#
5.12Port Group
Port group can realize port isolation and port interworking, which can be selected according to the
application scenario.
Port groups default to the Isolate mode. In the isolate mode, ports within the groups are isolated
from each other.Optional inter-working mode.In interworking mode, intra-group ports
communicate with each other.
【Note】 Mode switching will restore to the default mode after mode switching (default PON port
isolation).
5.12.1 Port Group Isolate Mode
5.12.1.1 Configure Port Group Isolate Mode
【Command】
OLT(config)# port-group mode isolate
【Example】
OLT(config)# port-group mode isolate
OLT(config)#
5.12.1.2 Configure Port Isolate Group
【Command】
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OLT(config)# port-group isolate { epon | ge | xge } <Port List >
【Example1】Add pon port 1-4 to isolate group
OLT(config)# port-group isolate epon 1-4
OLT(config)#
【Example2】Add ge port 1-8 to isolate group
OLT(config)# port-group isolate ge 1-8
OLT(config)#
5.12.1.3 Delete Port Isolate Group
【Command】
OLT(config)# no port-group isolate { epon | ge | xge } <Port List >
【Example1】Delete pon port 1-4 from isolate group
OLT(config)# no port-group isolate epon 1-4
OLT(config)#
【Example2】Delete ge port 1-2 from isolate group
OLT(config)# no port-group isolate ge 1-2
OLT(config)#
5.12.1.4 View Port Isolate Group
【Command】
OLT(config)# show port-group
【Example】
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Port Group Mode: Isolate
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PON Port Isolation: --
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Uplink Port Isolation: GE01,GE02
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config)#
5.12.2Port Group Inter-working Mode

To configured interworking group selects the ingress port first and then the corresponding egress
port. The configured port groups can only communicate with each other within the port members
and are isolated from the out-of-group ports.
5.12.2.1 Configure Port Group Inter-working Mode
【Command 】
OLT(config)# port-group mode inter-working
【Example】
OLT(config)# port-group mode inter-working
OLT(config)#
5.12.2.2 Configure Port Inter-working Group
【Command 】
OLT(config)# port-group inter-working ingress-port { [ epon | ge | xge ] < Port ID > } egress
{ [ epon | ge | xge ] < Port ID > }
【Example】Add pon 1 and ge 4 to inter-working group
OLT(config)# port-group inter-working ingress-port epon 1 egress ge 1
OLT(config)#
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5.12.2.3 Recover Port Inter-working Group to Default Settings
【Command】
OLT(config)# no port-group inter-working ingress-port all
【Example1】
OLT(config)# no port-group inter-working ingress-port all
OLT(config)#
5.12.2.4 View Port Inter-working Group
【Command】
【Example】
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Port Group Mode: Inter-working
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Ingress Port Egress Inter-Working Port
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PON01 GE01
PON02 GE02,GE03,GE04,XGE01,XGE02,XGE03,XGE04
GE01 PON01
GE02 PON02,PON03,PON04,GE03,GE04,XGE01,XGE02,XGE03,XGE04
XGE01 PON02,PON03,PON04,GE02,GE03,GE04,XGE02,XGE03,XGE04
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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config)#
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6 PON Management
6.1 ONU Authentication Type and Mode
It supports two certification methods of PON port at present, manual and automatic
authentication . As long as the fiber splitter access to OLT PON port, ONU can automatically
authorize and it will be online , while manual authentication need to configure the relevant
command to make the ONU online.
ONU authentication mode: support MAC authentication, hybrid authentication and loid
authentication.
6.1.1 View ONU Authentication Type and Mode

OLT defaults automatic registration. Default mac authentication mode
【Command】
OLT(config-epon-ponid)# onu-authorize
【Example】
OLT(config-epon-1)# onu-authorize
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PON-PORT AUTH-MODE AUTH-TYPE
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
pon1 mac auto
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config-epon-1)#
6.1.2 Configure ONU Authentication Type
【Command】
OLT(config-epon-ponid)# onu-authorize type { auto | manual }
【Example】Configure PON 1 port ONU manual authentication type
OLT(config-epon-1)# onu-authorize type manual
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OLT(config-epon-1)#
6.1.3 Configure ONU Authentication Mode
【Command】
OLT(config-epon-ponid)# onu-authorize type { mac | loid | loid-password | hybrid }
【Example】Configure PON 1 port ONU mac authentication mode
OLT(config-epon-1)# onu-authorize mode mac
OLT(config-epon-1)#
6.1.4 Configure ONU Blacklist

Manually bind a ONU to a blacklist, and once bound to a blacklist, the system will block ONU
registration online.
6.1.4.1 Add ONU to Blacklist
【Command】
OLT(config-epon-ponid)# blacklist add mac < MAC Address > < Reason >
【Example】Add mac 00:00:00:11:11:11 to blacklist
OLT (config-epon-1)# blacklist add mac 00:00:00:11:11:11
OLT (config-epon-1)#
6.1.4.2 View ONU Blacklist
【Command】
OLT(config-epon-ponid)# show blacklist onu-info { all | [ onu-id < ONU ID > ] }
【Example】
OLT (config-epon-1)# show blacklist onu-info all
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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PON/ONU Mac Address Try REG Count
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1/1 00:00:00:11:11:11 0
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT (config-epon-1)#
6.1.4.3 Delete ONU from Blacklist
【Command】
OLT(config-epon-ponid)# blacklist delete mac < MAC Address >
【Example】Delete mac 00:00:00:11:11:11 from blacklist
OLT(config-epon-1)# blacklist delete mac 00:00:00:11:11:11
OLT(config-epon-1)#
6.1.5 ONU MAC Authentication Configuration

The system will automatically assign the unused ID to the ONU if not specify ONU ID. After you
bind a onu, you need confirm it(authorize)
【Command】
OLT(config-epon-ponid)# bind-onu < ONU ID > mac < MAC Address >
OLT(config-epon-ponid)# onu confirm mac < MAC Address >
OLT(config-epon-ponid)# no bind-onu mac < MAC Address >
【Example】MAC manual authentication whole process
OLT(config-epon-1)# onu-authorize type manual mode mac
OLT(config-epon-1)# show blacklist onu-info all
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PON/ONU Mac-Address Blacklist_Reject_Count
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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1/1 38:3a:21:25:e6:fa 4
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config-epon-1)# bind-onu mac 38:3a:21:25:e6:fa
OLT(config-epon-1)# show onu-info all
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PON/ONU Mac-Address Status Auth-State Cfg-State Reg-time ONU-Name ONU-

Desc
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1/1 38:3a:21:25:e6:fa Initial FALSE FALSE 1970/01/01 08:00:00 ONU01/01 NO-

DESCRIPTI
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1 Online:0 Offline:1
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config-epon-1)# onu confirm mac 38:3a:21:25:e6:fa
OLT(config-epon-1)#
[2020/09/27 15:16:28] Info: ONU 1/1 38:3a:21:25:e6:fa ONU authorization success
[2020/09/27 15:16:29] Info: ONU 1/1 38:3a:21:25:e6:fa ONU link up
6.1.6 ONU LOID Authentication Configuration
【Command】
OLT(config-epon-1)# loid add < LOID >
OLT(config-epon-1)# loid delete < LOID >
【Example1】 LOID automatic authentication whole process
OLT(config-epon-1)# onu-authorize type auto mode loid
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1/1 38:3a:21:25:e6:fa 6
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config-epon-1)#
OLT(config-epon-1)# blacklist delete mac 38:3a:21:25:e6:fa
OLT(config-epon-1)#
[2020/09/27 16:06:13] Info: ONU 1/1 38:3a:21:25:e6:fa ONU link down
[2020/09/27 16:06:13] Info: ONU 1/1 38:3a:21:25:e6:fa ONU authorization fail, Reason:Authorize
type is manual, please confirm it
OLT(config-epon-1)# show onu-info onu-id 1
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PON ID :1
ONU ID :1
ONU LLID :0
ONU Name : ONU01/01
Authrize mode : loid
Authrize state : FALSE
Status : Register
ONU type : 4ge
ONU RTT : 53
ONU Distance(m) :6
Mac address : 38:3a:21:25:e6:fa
LOID : ztepon
Password : ztepon
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Upgrade Type :
CTC Version : 2.1
ONU description :
ONU Upgrade status :0
ONU vendor :
ONU model :
ONU chipset : 0000(0000)
ONU Software version :
ONU Hardware version :
ONU Device Type : SFU
ONU IPv6 Support :0
ONU Power control :0
ONU Service SLA :0
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config-epon-1)# loid add ztepon
【Example2】 LOID manual authentication whole process
OLT(config-epon-1)# onu-authorize type manual mode loid
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1/1 38:3a:21:25:e6:fa 1
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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LT(config-epon-1)# bind-onu mac 38:3a:21:25:e6:fa
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PON ID :1
ONU ID :1
ONU LLID :0
ONU Name : ONU01/01
Authrize mode : loid
Authrize state : FALSE
Status : Offline
ONU type : 4ge
ONU RTT : 53
ONU Distance(m) :6
Mac address : 38:3a:21:25:e6:fa
LOID : ztepon
Password : ztepon
Upgrade Type :
CTC Version : 2.1
ONU description :
ONU vendor :
ONU model :
ONU Software version :
ONU Hardware version :
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ONU Device Type : SFU
ONU IPv6 Support :0
ONU Service SLA :0
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config-epon-1)#
[2020/09/27 16:18:42] Info: ONU 1/1 38:3a:21:25:e6:fa ONU link down
[2020/09/27 16:18:42] Info: ONU 1/1 38:3a:21:25:e6:fa ONU authorization fail, Reason:Authorize
type is manual, please confirm it
OLT(config-epon-1)# loid add ztepon
OLT(config-epon-1)# onu confirm onu-id 1
OLT(config-epon-1)#
6.1.7 View ONU List
【Command】
OLT(config-epon-ponid)# show onu-info { all | [ onu-id < ONU ID > ] }
【Example1】View all ONU in PON 1 port
OLT(config-epon-1)# show onu-info all
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PON/ONU Mac-Address Status Auth-State Cfg-State Reg-time ONU-Name ONU-

Desc
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1/1 38:3a:21:28:06:64 Online TRUE TRUE 2020/11/26 16:07:27 ONU01/01 NO-

DESCRIPTI
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----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1 Online:1 Offline:0
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
【Example2】View ONU 1/1 information
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PON ID :1
ONU ID :1
ONU LLID :0
ONU Name : ONU01/01
Authrize mode : mac
Authrize state : TRUE
Status : Online
ONU type : 1ge1fe
ONU RTT : 98
ONU Distance(m) :6
Mac address : 38:3a:21:28:06:64
LOID : user
Password :
Upgrade Type :
CTC Version : 3.0
ONU description :
ONU vendor : STGP
ONU model : 0000
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ONU Software version : XPN01JV-200901
ONU Hardware version : RTL960x
ONU Firmware version : 48532d312e302053657020203120323032302030323a31323a3231
ONU Device Type : HGU
ONU GE ports :1
ONU FE ports :1
ONU VoIP ports :1
ONU WLAN ports :1
ONU USB ports :1
ONU IPv6 Support :0
ONU Service SLA :1
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config-epon-1)#
6.2 Switch PON Port Optical

【Command】
OLT(config-epon-ponid)# port optical-state { enable | disable }
【Example】Turn off PON 4 port optical
OLT(config-epon-4)# port optical-state disable
OLT(config-epon-4)#
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6.3 DBA Bandwidth Allocation
DBA supports 5 types of bandwidth allocation. The maximum bandwidth of one PON port is 1G.
Fixed Assure Max
Type1 √
Type2 √
Type3 √ √
Type4 √
Type5 √ √ √
【Example1】Configure DBA type 1
OLT(config-epon-1)# sla-up 1 type1 fix 10000
OLT(config-epon-4)#
OLT(config-epon-4)# sla-up 1 type2 assure 100000
OLT(config-epon-4)#
OLT(config-epon-4)# sla-up 1 type3 assure 100000 max 1000000
OLT(config-epon-4)#
OLT(config-epon-4)# sla-up 1 type4 max 100000
OLT(config-epon-4)#
OLT(config-epon-4)# sla-up 1 type5 fix 10000 assure 100000 max 1000000
OLT(config-epon-4)#
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6.4 View ONU Version Information
【Command】
OLT(config-epon-ponid)# show onu-version all
【Example】Show all ONU version in PON1 port
OLT(config-epon-1)# show onu-version all
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PON/ONU ONU-Name Mac-Address Vendor Serial DevType Type Version ONU-

DESC
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1/1 ONU01/01 38:3a:21:28:8d:ad HSGQ 0000 HGU 1ge V1.9.0-200326 NO-

DESCRIPTION
1/2 ONU01/02 38:3a:21:28:06:66 HSGQ 0000 HGU 1ge1fe M221-210105 NO-

DESCRIPTION
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config-epon-1)#
6.5 View ONU Optical Information

【Command】
OLT(config-epon-ponid)# show optical-info
【Example】Show all ONU optical information in PON1 port
OLT(config-epon-1)# show optical-info
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PON/ONU ONU-Name Mac-address Temperature Voltage Bias Tx power Rx

power
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1/1 ONU01/01 38:3a:21:28:8d:ad 47 C 3.30 V 14 mA 2.0194 dBm -7.3119 dBm
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1/2 ONU01/02 38:3a:21:28:06:66 37 C 3.34 V 16 mA 2.6477 dBm -16.4975
dBm
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config-epon-1)#
6.6 View ONU RSSI Optical Information

【Command】
OLT(config-epon-ponid)# show optical-rssi < ONU ID >
【Example】Show ONU 1/1 RSSI optical information
OLT(config-epon-1)# show optical-rssi 1
PON ONU RSSI Informations:
Temperature :31.253906 C
Voltage :3.245000 V
Bias :12.460000 mA
Transmit Power :4.861187 dBm
Recieved Power :-40.000000 dBm
OLT(config-epon-1)#
6.7 View PON Port Optical Module Information

【Command】
OLT(config-epon-ponid)# show optical-state
【Example】Show PON 1 port optical module information
OLT(config-epon-1)# show optical-state
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Optical Module State
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----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Port state: Online
Module state: Detected
Monitor type: Externally Calibrated
Temperature: 31.253906C
Voltage: 3.245000
Bias: 12.460000 mA
TX Power: 3.062800 mW(4.861186 dBm)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Optical Module Manufacturer Information
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Vendor Name: Hisense
Vendor OUI: Unspecified
Vendor Rev: 1.0
Vendor PN: LTE4302M-BC+HW
Vendor SN: F9846003601
Date Code: 14-06-24
Vendor specific: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Optical Module Static Information
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Module type: EPON
Max Distance(Km): 20
Wave length(nm): 1490
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Fiber type: Single mode
Identifier: SFP or SFP Plus
Connector: SC
Encoding: 8B10B
cc_base: 142
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Optical Module Threshold Parameter
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Temperature warning threshold(c) :[-8.00,75.00]
Temperature alarm threshold(c) :[-13.00,80.00]
Voltage warning threshold(c) :[3.10,3.50]
Voltage alarm threshold(c) :[3.00,3.60]
Tx bias warning threshold(c) :[0.00,80.00]
Tx bias alarm threshold(c) :[0.00,100.00]
Tx power warning threshold(c) :[1.78,5.01]
Tx power alarm threshold(c) :[1.41,6.31]
Rx power warning threshold(c) :[0.00,1.00]
Rx power alarm threshold(c) :[0.00,1.26]
OLT(config-epon-1)#
6.8 ONU Upgrade
6.8.1 ONU Upgrade Type
6.8.1.1 Add ONU Upgrade Type
【Command】
OLT(config)# onu-upgrade type add < TYPESTR >
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【Example】
OLT(config)# onu-upgrade type add 1GE1FE1POTS
OLT(config)#
6.8.1.2 View ONU Upgrade Type
【Command】
OLT(config)# show onu-upgrade type
【Example】
OLT(config)# show onu-upgrade type
onu-upgrad-type
-----------------------------------
1 1GE1FE1POTS
-----------------------------------
OLT(config)#
6.8.1.3 Delete ONU Upgrade Type
【Command】
OLT(config)# onu-upgrade type del < TYPESTR >
【Example】Delete ONU upgrade type 1GE1FE1POTS
OLT(config)# onu-upgrade type del 1GE1FE1POTS
OLT(config)#
6.8.2 ONU Upgrade File
6.8.2.1 Load ONU Upgrade File to OLT
【Command】
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OLT(config)# onu-upgrade type del < TYPESTR >
OLT(config)# onu-upgrade load { [ tftp < IPAddr > < File > ] | [ ftp < IP Addr > < Name > <
Password > < File > ] }
【Example】Load ONU upgrade file by tftp server
OLT(config)# onu-upgrade load tftp 192.168.103.123 M224_20200901.tar
OLT(config)#
[2020/11/27 15:31:38] [update image]Info: Onu upgrade file load ok
OLT(config)#
6.8.2.2 View ONU Upgrade File
【Command】
OLT(config)# show onu-upgrade file
【Example】
OLT(config)# show onu-upgrade file
--w---x--T 1 root root 6707200 Nov 27 15:31 /tmp/onu_upgrade.img
OLT(config)#
6.8.3 Specify ONU upgrade type
【Command】
OLT(config-epon-ponid)# bind-onu upgrade-type < TYPESTR > { all | [ onu-list < ONU List > ] }
【Example1】Bind all ONU with upgrade-type 1GE1FE1POTS
OLT(config-epon-1)# bind-onu upgrade-type 1GE1FE1POTS all
OLT(config-epon-1)#
【Example2】Bind ONU 1/1,3,5-8,9 with upgrade-type 1GE1FE1POTS
OLT(config-epon-1)# bind-onu upgrade-type 1GE1FE1POTS onu-list 1,3,5-8,9
OLT(config-epon-1)#
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6.8.4 Upgrade ONU
6.8.4.1 Upgrade ONU in Single PON Port
【Command】
OLT(config-epon-ponid)# onu-upgrade onu-id < ONU ID>
【Example1】Upgrade ONU 1/1
OLT(config-epon-1)# onu-upgrade onu-id 1
OLT(config-epon-1)#
[2020/11/27 17:09:02] Info: ONU 1/1 38:3a:21:28:06:64 Onu upgrade file ok, Reason:ONU:01/01
CTC OAM UPGRADE OK,PLS COMMIT AFTER ONU REBOOT
[2020/11/27 17:09:11] Info: ONU 1/1 38:3a:21:28:06:64 ONU link down
[2020/11/27 17:10:08] Info: ONU 1/1 38:3a:21:28:06:64 Onu upgrade file commit ok, Reason:
success
[2020/11/27 17:10:09] Info: ONU 1/1 38:3a:21:28:06:64 ONU authorization success
[2020/11/27 17:10:09] Info: ONU 1/1 38:3a:21:28:06:64 ONU link up
OLT(config-epon-1)#
6.8.4.2 Upgrade ONU in All PON Ports
【Command】
OLT(config-epon-ponid)# onu-upgrade all-pon-port upgrade-type < TYPESTR >
【Example1】Upgrade all ONU
OLT(config-epon-1)# onu-upgrade all-pon-port upgrade-type 1GE1FE1POTS
OLT(config-epon-1)#
6.9 ONU Loop Processing

【Command】
OLT(config-epon-ponid)# loopback-onu auto-reject { enable | disable }
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【Example】Add ONU to blacklist when detects ONU loop
OLT(config-epon-1)# loopback-onu auto-reject enable
OLT(config-epon-1)#
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7 ONU Management
7.1 ONU Re-register
【Command】
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# deregister
【Example】Register ONU1/1
OLT(config-onu-1/1)# deregister
[2021/01/12 16:54:50] Info: ONU 1/1 38:3a:21:28:8d:ad Onu deregister, Reason:OLT DEREG
[2021/01/12 16:54:50] Info: ONU 1/1 38:3a:21:28:8d:ad ONU link down
OLT(config-onu-1/1)#
[2021/01/12 16:55:00] Info: ONU 1/1 38:3a:21:28:8d:ad ONU authorization success
[2021/01/12 16:55:00] Info: ONU 1/1 38:3a:21:28:8d:ad ONU link up
7.2 ONU Description Information Setting

【Command】
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# description < DESC >
【Example】Configure ONU1/1 description information as test
OLT(config-onu-1/1)# description "test"
7.3 ONU Name Setting

【Command】
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# name < Name >
【Example】Configure ONU1/1 name as test
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OLT(config-onu-1/1)# name test
7.4 Switch ONU FEC Function

【Command】
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# fec-mode mode { enable | disable }
【Example】Turn on ONU1/1 FEC function
OLT(config-onu-1/1)# fec-mode mode enable
7.5 ONU Port Configuration
7.5.1 Switch Port State
7.5.1.1 Turn On Port
【Command】
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# no port-shutdown < Port ID >
【Example】Turn on ONU1/1 UNI 1 port
OLT(config-onu-1/1)# no port-shutdown 1
7.5.1.2 Turn Off Port
【Command】
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# port-shutdown < Port ID >
【Example】Turn off ONU 1/1 UNI 1 port
OLT(config-onu-1/1)# port-shutdown 1
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7.5.1.3 View Port Link State
【Command】
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# show onu-link-staus
【Example】Show ONU 1/1 UNI port state
OLT(config-onu-1/1)# show onu-link-staus
ONU : 1:1
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
link state configration
Port ID state
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
port1 link down
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
7.5.2 Port Rate-limit Configuration

The port speed is divided into two kinds, the entrance and exit rate-limiting.
【Command】
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# port-rate-limit < Port ID > egress cir < CIR > pir < PIR >
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# port-rate-limit < Port ID > ingress bandwidth < Bandwidth >
【Example1】Configure ONU 1/1 UNI 1 egress cir 1000 pir 100000
OLT(config-onu-1/1)# port-rate-limit 1 egress cir 1000 pir 100000
【Example1】Configure ONU 1/1 UNI 1 ingress bandwidth 100000
OLT(config-onu-1/1)# port-rate-limit 1 ingress bandwidth 100000
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7.5.3 Switch Port Loop Detection
【Command】
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# port-loop-detect < Port ID > { enable | disable }
【Example】Turn on ONU 1/1 UNI 1 loop detect
OLT(config-onu-1/1)# port-loop-detect 1 enable
7.5.4 Switch Port Auto-negotiation
【Command】
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# port-auto-neg < Port ID > { enable | disable }
【Example】Turn on ONU 1/1 UNI 1 auto-neg
OLT(config-onu-1/1)# port-auto-neg 1 enable
7.5.5 Switch Port Flow Control
【Command】
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# port-auto-neg < Port ID > { enable | disable }
【Example】Turn on ONU 1/1 UNI 1 auto-neg
OLT(config-onu-1/1)# fec-mode mode enable
7.5.6 ONU Port VLAN Transparent Mode
7.5.6.1 Transparent Mode Description
This mode is suitable for those the client's home gateway or switch provided by operators, whose
VLAN TAG is reliable. In this mode, the ONU will received upload Ethernet frame without any
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processing of the Ethernet frame (regardless of whether the Ethernet frame with VLAN tag or not) and
transparently forward to OLT, for download Ethernet frame forwarding mode is also transparent.
Table 5- 1 ONU processing mode in VLAN transmission mode
Whether Ethernet packets has

Direction Processing Mode
Tag
With VLAN tag

Upload
W/O VLAN Tag
Transparent
With VLAN tag
Download
W/O VLAN Tag
7.5.6.2 Configure Transparent Mode
The system configuration is defaulted in, if the original configuration of the other mode to change the
transmission mode, configuration commands are as follows:
【Command】
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# port-vlan < Port ID > mode transparent
【Example】Configure ONU 1/1 UNI 1 port VLAN transparent
OLT(config-onu-1/1)# port-vlan 1 mode transparent
7.5.7 ONU Port VLAN Tag Mode
7.5.7.1 Tag Mode Description
This mode is suitable for the client's home gateway or switch VLAN tag is not to be trusted. In order to
realize the management and control of VLAN entered the network service, the operators need to add
a network layer VLAN tag for them.
Table 5- 2 ONU Procession mode in VLAN tab model
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Whether Ethernet
packets has Tag
Upload With VLAN tag Discard
W/O VLAN Tag Adding new VLAN Tag and retransmission
Downloa With VLAN tag Transmission to the corresponding uni port

d according to VID and remove tag。
W/O VLAN Tag Discard
7.5.7.2 Configure Tag Mode
【Command】
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# port-vlan < Port ID > mode tag < VLAN ID > pri < Priority >
【Example】Configure ONU 1/1 UNI 1 port tag mode VLAN 100
OLT(config-onu-1/1)# port-vlan 1 mode tag 100 pri 0
7.5.8 ONU Port VLAN Translation Mode
7.5.8.1 Translation Mode Description
VLAN translation refers to the 1:1conversion between the input VLAN and the output VLAN.
In this mode, ONU will change the upload Ethernet frame VLAN TAG (the VID may not be the only
use, could be with other users using the same VID in the same system) to the network side only
VLAN tag, and perform the reverse operation in the download direction. When the ONU support VLAN
translation, the VLAN translation function should support Ether type value is 0x8100, optional support
other Ether type values.
Table 5- 3 ONU Procession mode in VLAN conversion mode
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Whether Ethernet
packets has Tag
Upload Changing the VID to corresponding VID (output

VID) according to the table then retransmission
if the original TAG VID has corresponding entry
With VLAN tag
(Equal to the VID input) in the corresponding
port of the VLAN translation list, or else discard
it.
Marking the untagged packet as default VLAN

W/O VLAN Tag
then retransmission.
Download Changing the VID to corresponding VID(input

VID) according to the table then retransmission
if the original TAG VID has corresponding entry
(Equal to the VID input) in the corresponding
With VLAN tag port of the VLAN translation list, or else discard
it.
Stripping tag and retransmission if the original

TAG VID is default VID
W/O VLAN Tag Discard
7.5.8.2 Configure Translation Mode
【Command】
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# port-vlan < Port ID > mode translation < VLAN ID > pri < Priority >
【Example】Configure ONU 1/1 UNI 1 port translation mode
OLT(config-onu-1/1)# port-vlan 1 mode translation 101 pri 0
7.5.8.3 Add VLAN Translation Entry
【Command】
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# port-vlan < Port ID > translation add oldvlan < Old VLAN ID > newvlan
< New VLAN ID > pri < Priority >
【Example】Configure ONU 1/1 UNI 1 port vlan 101 translation vlan 102
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OLT(config-onu-1/1)# port-vlan 1 translation add oldvlan 101 newvlan 102 pri 0
7.5.8.4 Delete VLAN Translation Entry
【Command】
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# port-vlan < Port ID > translation delete oldvlan < Old VLAN ID >
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# port-vlan < Port ID > translation no_entry < Old VLAN ID List >
【Example1】Delete ONU 1/1 UNI 1 port vlan 101 translation entry
OLT(config-onu-1/1)# port-vlan 1 translation del oldvlan 101
【Example1】Configure ONU 1/1 UNI 1 port vlan 101,124 translation entry
OLT(config-onu-1/1)# port-vlan 1 translation no_entry 101,124
7.5.9 ONU Port VLAN Trunk Mode
7.5.9.1 Trunk Mode Description
The ONU user side interface supports VLAN trunk function. By setting the ONU UNI port "VLAN
allows" list to control whether forwarding message.
Table 5- 4 ONU Procession mode in VLAN Trunk model
Whether
Ethernet
packets has
Tag
Upload Has VLAN tag Up forwarding the message if its VLAN belongs to
“permit VLAN” of the port, or else discard it.
No VLAN Tag Retransmission the packet after mark the

untagged as default VLAN
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Download Has VLAN tag Down forward the message if its VLAN belongs to
“permit VLAN” of the port, or else discard it.
Stripping VLAN tag and down forward it if the

VLAN ID of the message is “default VID”
No VLAN Tag Discard
7.5.9.2 Configure VLAN Trunk Mode
【Command】
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# port-vlan < Port ID > mode trunk < VLAN ID > pri < Priority >
【Example】Configure ONU 1/1 UNI 1 port vlan trunk mode
OLT(config-onu-1/1)# port-vlan 1 mode trunk 100 pri 0
7.5.9.3 Add VLAN Trunk List
【Command】
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# port-vlan < Port ID > trunk add < VLAN List >
【Example】Configure ONU 1/1 UNI 1 port trunk vlan 2100,2101
OLT(config-onu-1/1)# port-vlan 1 trunk add 2100,2101
7.5.9.4 Delete VLAN Trunk List
【Command】
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# port-vlan < Port ID > trunk delete < VLAN List >
【Example】Delete ONU 1/1 UNI 1 port trunk vlan 100,200
OLT(config-onu-1/1)# port-vlan 1 trunk del 100,200
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8 MAC Address Management
8.1 MAC Address Table
8.1.1 MAC Address Table Aging Time
8.1.1.1 View MAC Address Table Aging Time
【Command】
OLT(config)# show mac address-table age
【Example】
OLT(config)# show mac address-table age
Mac address-table age is 300 seconds
OLT(config)#
8.1.1.2 Configure MAC Address Table Aging Time
【Command】
OLT(config)# mac address-table { age < Age Times > | no-age }
【Example】Configure mac address table aging time as 300S
OLT(config)# mac address-table age 300
OLT(config)#
8.1.2 View MAC Address Table
【Command】
OLT(config)# show mac-address all
OLT(config)# show mac-address black-hole
OLT(config)# show mac-address dynamic
OLT(config)# show mac-address static
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OLT(config)# show mac-address mac < MAC Address >
OLT(config)# show mac-address port { [ epon | ge | xge ] < Port List > }
OLT(config)# show mac-address vlan < VLAN ID >
【Example1】View all MAC address table
OLT(config)# show mac-address all
Total mac address learning: 1
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MAC VLAN Port MAC-Type
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
e8:9f:ec:9e:00:01 1 cpu dynamic
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config)#
【Example2】View black-hole MAC address table
OLT(config)# show mac-address black-hole
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
e0:63:89:00:00:0f 1 cpu black-hole
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config)#
【Example3】View dynamic MAC address table
OLT(config)# show mac-address dynamic
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
38:3a:21:2c:03:0b 1 GE02 dynamic
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config)#
【Example4】View static MAC address table
OLT(config)# show mac-address static
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
e2:63:f8:00:21:67 101 GE03 static
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config)#
【Example5】View specific MAC address
OLT(config)# show mac-address mac e2:63:f8:00:21:67
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
e2:63:f8:00:21:67 101 GE03 static
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config)#
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【Example6】View specific VLAN MAC address table
OLT(config)# show mac-address vlan 1
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
34:97:f6:9d:4f:e9 1 PON03 static
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config)#
【Example7】View specific port MAC address table
OLT(config)# show mac-address port epon 3
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
34:97:f6:9d:4f:e9 1 PON03 static
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config)#
8.1.3 Add MAC Address
8.1.3.1 Add Static MAC Address
【Command】
OLT(config)# mac address-table static < MAC Address > vlan < VLAN ID > port { [ epon | ge | xge ] <
Port List > }
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【Example】Add mac 00:11:22:33:44:55 to static mac address table
OLT(config)# mac address-table static 00:11:22:33:44:55 vlan 100 port ge 1
OLT(config)#
8.1.3.2 Add Black-hole MAC Address
【Command】
OLT(config)# mac address-table black-hole < MAC Address > vlan < VLAN ID >
【Example】Add mac 00:12:21:12:12:12 to the black-hole mac address table
OLT(config)# mac address-table black-hole 00:12:21:12:12:12 vlan 10
OLT(config)#
8.1.4 Flush MAC Address Table
【Command】
OLT(config)# mac address-table flush all
OLT(config)# mac address-table flush dynamic
OLT(config)# mac address-table flush static
OLT(config)# mac address-table flush black-hole
OLT(config)# mac address-table flush vlan < VLAN ID > { all | black-hole | dynamic | static }
OLT(config)# mac address-table flush link-aggregation group < Aggregation Group ID >
OLT(config)# mac address-table flush port { [ epon | ge | xge ] < Port List > } { all | dynamic | static }
【Example1】clear all MAC address
OLT(config)# mac address-table flush all
OLT(config)#
【Example2】clear black-hole MAC address table
OLT(config)# mac address-table flush black-hole
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OLT(config)#
【Example3】clear dynamic MAC address table
OLT(config)# mac address-table flush dynamic
OLT(config)#
【Example4】clear static MAC address table
OLT(config)# mac address-table flush static
OLT(config)#
【Example5】clear specific link-aggregation group MAC address table
OLT(config)# mac address-table flush link-aggregation group 1
OLT(config)#
【Example6】clear specific ge 1 port MAC address table
OLT(config)# mac address-table flush port ge 1 all
OLT(config)#
【Example7】clear specific vlan 51 MAC address table
OLT(config)# mac address-table flush vlan 51 dynamic
OLT(config)#
8.2 PON Side MAC Address Table
8.2.1 PON Side MAC Address Table Aging Time
8.2.1.1 View PON Side MAC Address Table Aging Time
【Command】
OLT(config)# show mac address-table epon age
【Example】
OLT(config)# show mac address-table epon age
EPON Mac address-table age is enable, age time is 300 seconds.
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OLT(config)#
8.2.1.2 Configure PON Side MAC Address Table Aging Time
【Command】
OLT(config)# mac address-table epon { age < Age Times > | no-age }
【Example】Configure mac address table no aging
OLT(config)# mac address-table epon no-age
OLT(config)#
8.2.2 View PON Side MAC Address Table
【Command】
OLT(config)# show mac-address epon { all | < EPON Port ID > | onu < EPON Port ID > < ONU ID > }
【Example1】View PON side all MAC address
OLT(config)# show mac-address epon all
Total PON mac address learning: 0
OLT(config)#
【Example2】View PON side PON1 port MAC address
OLT(config)# show mac-address epon 1
OLT(config)#
【Example3】View PON side ONU 1/1 MAC address
OLT(config)# show mac-address epon onu 1 1
OLT(config)#
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8.2.3 Flush PON Side MAC Address Table
【Command】
OLT(config)# no mac address-table black-hole < MAC Address > vlan < VLAN ID >
OLT(config)# no mac address-table dynamic < MAC Address > vlan < VLAN ID >
OLT(config)# no mac address-table static < MAC Address > vlan < VLAN ID > port { [ epon | ge | xge ]
< Port List > }
【Example1】clear PON side black-hole MAC address
OLT(config)# no mac address-table black-hole e4:54:e8:c8:a5:3d vlan 100
OLT(config)#
【Example2】clear PON side dynamic MAC address
OLT(config)# no mac address-table dynamic e4:54:e8:c8:a5:3d vlan 100
OLT(config)#
【Example3】clear PON side static MAC address
OLT(config)# no mac address-table static 38:3a:21:2c:2f:bc vlan 100 port epon 1
OLT(config)#
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9 Protocol Management
9.1 Spanning Tree Protocol
9.1.1 RSTP Global Configuration
9.1.1.1 Switch RSTP Function
【Command】
OLT(config)# spanning-tree { enable | disable }
【Example】Turn on RSTP function
OLT(config)# spanning-tree enable
OLT(config)#
9.1.1.2 Configure Device Bridge Priority
【Command】
OLT(config)# spanning-tree priority < Bridge Priority >
【Example】Configure device bridge priority as 4096
OLT(config)# spanning-tree priority 4096
OLT(config)#
9.1.1.3 Configure Device Forward Delay Time
The value of max-age is associated with hello and forward-delay.The specific relationship is ：
2*(forward-delay-1 )>=max-age >=2*(hello +1)), it will prompt the conflict configuration if several
configuration does not meet this relationship.
【Command】
OLT(config)# spanning-tree timer forward-delay < Forward Delay >
【Example】Configure spanning-tree forward-delay as 20S
OLT(config)# spanning-tree timer forward-delay 20
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OLT(config)#
9.1.1.4 Configure Device Hello Time
【Command】
OLT(config)# spanning-tree timer hello < Interval >
【Example】Configure spanning-tree hello timer 5 S
OLT(config)# spanning-tree timer hello 5
OLT(config)#
9.1.1.5 Configure Device Max-age Time
【Command】
OLT(config)# spanning-tree timer max-age < Max Age >
【Example】Configure spanning-tree max-age timer 18 S
OLT(config)#spanning-tree timer max-age 18
OLT(config)#
9.1.2 RSTP Interface Configuration
9.1.2.1 Configure Uplink Port RSTP Cost
【Command】
OLT(config-port-portid)# spanning-tree cost < Path Cost >
【Example】Configure uplink port ge3 spanning-tree path cost 20000
OLT(config-ge-3)# spanning-tree cost 20000
OLT(config-ge-3)#
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9.1.2.2 Set Uplink Port As Boundary Port
【Command】
OLT(config-port-portid)# spanning-tree edged-port { enable | disable }
【Example】Enable uplink port ge 3 port as edged port
OLT(config-ge-3)# spanning-tree edged-port enable
OLT(config-ge-3)#
9.1.2.3 Configure Uplink Port Point-to -point Mode
【Command】
OLT(config-port-portid)# spanning-tree point-to-point { auto | force-false | force-true }
auto: Match port duplex state automatically
force-true: Configure point-to-point link manually
force-false: Configure non point-to-point link manually
【Example】Configure uplink port ge 3 point-to-point auto
OLT(config-ge-3)#spanning-tree point-to-point auto
OLT(config-ge-3)#
9.1.2.4 Set Uplink Port Priority
【Command】
OLT(config-port-portid)# spanning-tree port-priority < Port Priority >
【Example】Configure uplink port ge 3 priority as 144
OLT(config-ge-3)# spanning-tree port-priority 144
OLT(config-ge-3)#
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9.2 Multiple-Spanning-Tree
MSTP protocol is compatible with STP and RSTP, and can make up for the defects of STP and RSTP.
MSTP can not only rapidly converge, but also make different VLAN traffic forward along various paths,
thus providing a better load balancing mechanism for redundant links.
9.2.1 Switch MSTP Function
【Command】
OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp { enable | disable }
【Example】Turn on MSTP function
OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp enable
OLT(config)#
9.2.2 MSTP Region

This command is used to configure the regional name of the MST instance.So, an MSTP can divide a
switching network into Multiple regional, so that devices with the same regional configuration and
VLAN instance mapping are thought to be part of the same MST regional. Regional configuration
includes configuring the regional name and the revision level.
9.2.2.1 Configure Region Name
Restore the default Region Name, which defaults to the Mac address of the device.
【Command】
OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp region_name < DESC >
OLT(config)# no spanning-tree mstp region_name
【Example1】Configure mstp region name as test
OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp region_name test
OLT(config)#
【Example2】Restore mstp region name to default setting
OLT(config)# no spanning-tree mstp region_name
OLT(config)#
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9.2.2.2 Configure Revision
This command is used to configure the revision level of an MST instance. Restore the default revision,
which is 0 by default.
【Command】
OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp revision < Level >
OLT(config)# no spanning-tree mstp revision
【Example1】Configure MST instance revision level as 10
OLT(config)#spanning-tree mstp revision 10
OLT(config)#
【Example2】Restore MST instance revision leve to default setting
OLT(config)# no spanning-tree mstp revision
OLT(config)#
9.2.3 CIST
9.2.3.1 Configure Hello Time
【Command】
OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp hello-time < Interval >
【Example】Configure multiple-spanning-tree hello timer 2 S
OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp hello-time 2
OLT(config)#
9.2.3.2 Configure Forward Delay
【Command】
OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp forward-delay < Forward Delay >
【Example】Configure multiple-spanning-tree forward-delay as 15S
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OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp forward-delay 15
OLT(config)#
9.2.3.3 Configure Max Age
【Command】
OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp max-age < Max Age >
【Example】Configure multiple-spanning-tree max-age timer 20S
OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp max-age 20
OLT(config)#
9.2.3.4 Configure Max Hop
【Command】
OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp max-hop < Max Hop >
【Example】Configure spanning-tree max-hop 20
OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp max-hop 20
OLT(config)#
9.2.4 MSTI
9.2.4.1 Configure Instance
This command is used to configure the VLAN-MSTP instance mapping, and its “no”command is used
to remove the mapping relationship or to delete the corresponding instance.When an instance is
deleted, the mappings associated with that instance are also removed.
【Command】
OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp instance < Instance ID > vlan < VLAN List >
OLT(config)# no spanning-tree mstp instance < Instance ID > vlan < VLAN List >
【Example1】Configure instance 1 mapping vlan 100
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OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp instance 1 vlan 100
OLT(config
【Example2】Delete instance 1 mapping vlan 100
OLT(config)# no spanning-tree mstp instance 1 vlan 100
OLT(config)#
9.2.4.2 Configure Instance Priority
This command is used to configure the priority of the MST instance, and its no command is used to
restore the default priority of the corresponding instance.The configuration range is 0-15, with each
unit step size of 4096;For example: Configuration 1, which takes effect as 4096;Defaults value is 8
that means 32768.
【Command】
OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp instance < Instance ID > priority < Priority >
OLT(config)# no spanning-tree mstp instance < Instance ID > priority
【Example1】Configure instance 1 priority 1
OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp instance 1 priority 1
OLT(config)#
【Example2】Restore default instance 1 priority
OLT(config)# no spanning-tree mstp instance 1 priority
OLT(config)#
9.2.5 MSTP Interface Configuration
9.2.5.1 Switch Port BPDU Guard
This command is used to enable BPDU protection for the specified port. With BPDU protection
enabled, if the port receives BPDU messages, MSTP will close these ports. “no” command is used to
disable this function.
【Command】
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OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp { [ ge | xge ] < Port ID > } bpduguard { enable | disable }
【Example】Turn off port BPDU guard
OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp ge 1 bpduguard disable
OLT(config)#
【Note】 Normal spanning tree topology networking port is not recommended to enable this function,
it will affect the spanning tree topology calculation;Generally used for edge ports connected to
terminals,such as PC.
9.2.5.2 Switch Port Loopback Detect
This command is used to enable loop protection.Loop protection can prevent the network loop
phenomenon caused by link congestion or single link failure, which causes the downstream
equipment to recalculate the spanning tree.
【Command】
OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp { [ ge | xge ] < Port ID > } loopback-detect { enable | disable }
【Example】Turn on port loopback detect
OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp ge 1 loopback-detect enable
OLT(config)#
9.2.5.3 Configure Migration Check
This command is used to trigger protocol migration.
【Command】
OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp { [ ge | xge ] < Port ID > } migration-check
【Example】Configure ge 1 port migration check
OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp ge 1 migration-check
OLT(config)#
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9.2.5.4 Configure Port P2P
This command is used to set whether the link to the current Ethernet port is a point-to-point link.
【Command】
OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp { [ ge | xge ] < Port ID > } point-to-point { auto | force-false | force-
true }
auto: Match port duplex state automatically
force-true: Configure point-to-point link manually
force-false: Configure non point-to-point kink manually
【Example】Configure uplink port ge 1 point-to-point auto
OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp ge 1 point-to-point auto
OLT(config)#
9.2.5.5 Configure Edge Port
This command is used to configure whether the current Ethernet port is an edge port.Use this
command when the port needs to be quickly migrated to the forward state and the network is
secure.For ports that are directly connected to the terminal, the port should be set as an edge port
with BPDU protection enabled.When the current Ethernet port is set as the edge port, the device does
not receive configuration messages from other bridge devices.
【Command 】
OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp { [ ge | xge ] < Port ID > } edge { auto | force-false | force-true }
auto: Automatically determines whether the port has received a BPDU message
force-true: Manually configured for edge port
force-false: Manually configured as a non-edge port
【Example】Enable uplink port ge 1 port edge auto
OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp ge 1 edge auto
OLT(config)#
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9.2.5.6 Configure Port Cost
【Command】
OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp { [ ge | xge ] < Port ID > } < Instance ID > cost
【Example】Configure ge 1 port cost 20000
OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp ge 1 1 cost 20000
OLT(config)#
9.2.5.7 Configure Port Priority
The configuration range is 0-240 and the step size is 16. For example: configured as 1, the priority in
effect is 16;The default value is 8 that means 240.
【Command】
OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp { [ ge | xge ] < Port ID > } < Instance ID > port-priority < Port
Priority >
【Example】Configure ge 1 port priority 1
OLT(config)# spanning-tree mstp ge 1 1 port-priority 1
OLT(config)#
9.3 IGMP
9.3.1 Network Demand

 ONU is 2/1,multicast VLAN is 100,router port is ge1; global mode to set IGMP mode.
 Configure the corresponding functions on global,multicast vlan and ONU .
9.3.2 IGMP Global Configuration
9.3.2.1 Configure IGMP Mode
IGMP mode have three status:disable,snooping and proxy,default mode is disable.
【Command】
OLT(config)# igmp mode { disable | snooping | proxy }
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【Example】Configure device igmp snooping mode
OLT(config)# igmp mode snooping
OLT(config)#
9.3.2.2 Configure IGMP Fast Leave
When enabled fast leave, the device receives the igmp leave packets and immediately disconnects
the multicast service.When the device is not enabled fast leave, the multicast streams will be
disconnected when the device fails to receive igmp report packets within the maximum response time
of general query or specific query.Default is not enabled.
【Command】
OLT(config)# igmp fast-leave { disable | enable }
【Example】Turn on device fast-leave
OLT(config)# igmp fast-leave enable
OLT(config)#
9.3.2.3 Configure IGMP Upstream Protocol Packets Policy
When the policy is discard,Only programme in the library of multicast programmes (see section 6)
shall be effective;When the policy is pass, programs outside the program library can also take
effect.Default is pass.
【Command】
OLT(config)# igmp protocol-packets policy { discard | pass }
【Example】Configure IGMP upstream protocol packets policy discard
OLT(config)# igmp protocol-packets policy discard
OLT(config)#
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9.3.2.4 IGMP Group Member Aging Time(Setting in Snooping Mode)
When the device does not receive igmp report packets within the aging time, it is deemed that the
user has gone offline and disconnected the user multicast service streams.The default is 260 seconds.
【Command】
OLT(config)# igmp snooping group-aging-time < Age Times >
【Example】Configure igmp snooping group-aging-time 200
OLT(config)# igmp snooping group-aging-time 200
OLT(config)#
9.3.2.5 IGMP Proxy Mode Parameters
1. Configure General Query Interval:
When the device is in proxy mode, the device will send a general query packet at each general query
interval.The default is 125 seconds.
【Command】
OLT(config)# igmp proxy gen-query-interval < Interval >
【Example】Configure igmp igmp proxy gen-query-interval 100S
OLT(config)# igmp proxy gen-query-interval 100
OLT(config)#
2. Configure General Query Max Response Time
When the general query packet is sent, all online users will respond to the report packets within the
response time, which is 10 seconds by default.
【Command】
OLT(config)# igmp proxy gen-response-time < Response Times >
【Example】Configure igmp igmp proxy gen-response-time 100S
OLT(config)# igmp proxy gen-response-time 20
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OLT(config)#
3. Configure Robustness
This command can be used when the user wants to adjust the robustness coefficients, depending on
the stability of the network.After setting, the system uses the robustness coefficient to confirm the
aging time of the multicast user.The robustness coefficient is set to enhance the robustness of the
system, which directly affects the aging time of multicast users and also affects the number of times to
send generic group query messages.If a subnet may lose packets, the robustness factor should be
added to ensure the stability of multicast users.The default is 2.
【Command】
OLT(config)# igmp proxy robustness < Robustness >
【Example】Configure igmp proxy robustness 3S
OLT(config)# igmp proxy robustness 3
OLT(config)#
4. Configure Specific Query Interval
For a specific program in accordance with the command to set the interval of send a specific set of
queries to confirm that whether the user is watching the show, not received the report user feedback
message, that the user is not in watching the show, the system is no longer sent to the user, the
program flow to avoid users do not have television still receive multicast flows and the waste of
bandwidth.The default is 1000 milliseconds.
【Command】
OLT(config)# igmp proxy sp-query-interval < Interval >
【Example】Configure igmp proxy sp-query-interval 2000 S
OLT(config)# igmp proxy sp-query-interval 2000
OLT(config)#
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5. Configure Specific Query Numbers
A specific set of queries is sent N times for a particular program (N is set by this command) to confirm
that the user is watching the program, default is 2 times.
【Command】
OLT(config)# igmp proxy sp-query-number < Number >
【Example】Configure igmp proxy sp-query-number igmp 3 times
OLT(config)# igmp proxy sp-query-number 3
OLT(config)#
6. Configure Specific Query Max Response Time
After a specific query packets are sent, all online users will respond to the report packets within the
response time, which is 800 milliseconds by default.
【Command】
OLT(config)# igmp proxy sp-response-time < Response times >
【Example】Configure igmp proxy sp-response-time 1000S
OLT(config)# igmp proxy sp-response-time 1000
OLT(config)#
【Note】The default aging time of multicast members in proxy mode is: general query interval (125s)*
robustness (2)+ general query maximum response time (10s) = 260 seconds
7. Configure Query Source IP
Configure the general query packet sent to the user side by the multicast router or the source IP
address of a specific query packet, default is 192.168.100.1.
【Command】
OLT(config)# igmp proxy src-ip < Source IP >
【Example】Configure igmp proxy query source ip 192.168.1.1
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OLT(config)# igmp proxy src-ip 192.168.1.1
OLT(config)#
8. Configure Query Source MAC
Configure the general query packet sent to the user side by the multicast router or the source MAC
address of a specific query packet,default is device in-band address.
【Command】
OLT(config)# igmp proxy src-mac < Source MAC >
【Example】Configure igmp proxy query source MAC 00:01:02:03:04:05
OLT(config)# igmp proxy src-mac 00:01:02:03:04:05
OLT(config)#
9. View IGMP Configuration
【Command】
OLT(config)# show igmp config
【Example】
OLT(config)# show igmp config
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
IGMP Global Config :
IGMP Mode : Disable
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config)#
9.3.3 Multicast VLAN Setting
9.3.3.1 Configure Multicast Unknown Policy
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If the multicast stream carries multicast unknown for a particular purpose, it is configured for
transparent. Multicast unknown with no special purpose takes up bandwidth and is typically
configured to be discarded, default is transparent.
【Command】
OLT(multicast-vlan-vlanid)# igmp multicast-unknown policy { discard | transparent }
【Example】Configure igmp multicast-unknown policy discard
OLT(multicast-vlan-100)# igmp multicast-unknown policy discard
OLT(multicast-vlan-100)#
9.3.3.2 Add Multicast Programs
Add the program library, users can switch to the multicast VLAN program channel.
【Command】
OLT(multicast-vlan-vlanid)# igmp program ip < Multicast IP > < DESC >
OLT(multicast-vlan-vlanid)# igmp program ip batch < Start Multicast IP > < End Multicast IP > <
DESC >
【Example1】Add single program 224.1.1.1
OLT(multicast-vlan-100)# igmp program ip 224.1.1.1
【Example2】Add batch program 224.1.1.1-234.1.1.1
OLT(multicast-vlan-100)# igmp program ip batch 224.1.1.1 234.1.1.1
9.3.3.3 Configure Multicast Router Port
Routing port is a channel that connects to a multicast server and can only be configured with uplink
port.
【Command】
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OLT(multicast-vlan-vlanid)# igmp router-port { ge | xge } < Port List >
【Example】Configure ge 1 port as igmp router port
OLT(multicast-vlan-100)# igmp router-port ge 1
9.3.3.4 Show Multicast Vlan Configuration
【Command】
OLT(config)# show multicast-vlan { all | < Multicast VLAN ID > }
【Example】View all multicast-vlan
OLT(config)# show multicast-vlan all
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Multicast VLAN 100 Config:
Description: MVLAN100
IGMP Router Port: GE01
Multicast Unknown Policy: Transparent
IGMP Program: 224.1.1.1 Description:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config)#
9.3.4 IGMP Entry Configuration
9.3.4.1 Add Static Group Entry
【Command】
OLT(config)# igmp static ip < Multicast IP Address > { epon | ge | xge } < Port List > vlan < VLAN ID >
【Example】
OLT(config)# igmp static ip 224.1.1.1 ge 2 vlan 100
OLT(config)#
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9.3.4.2 Delete Static Group Entry
【Command】
OLT(config)# no igmp static ip < Multicast IP Address > { epon | ge | xge } < Port List > vlan < VLAN
ID >
【Example】
OLT(config)#no igmp static ip 224.1.1.1 ge 2 vlan 100
OLT(config)#
9.3.4.3 View Group Entry
【Command】
OLT(config)# show igmp entry { all | dynamic | static | multi-ip < Multicast IP > | vlan < VLAN ID > }
【Example1】View all igmp entries
OLT(config)# show igmp entry all
OLT(config)#
【Example2】View dynamic igmp entries
OLT(config)# show igmp entry dynamic
OLT(config)#
9.3.5 ONU Multicast Configuration
9.3.5.1 Configure ONU Multicast Mode
The default is igmp snooping mode,optional CTC controlled multicast mode.
【Command】
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# multicast mode { < Private ID > | snooping | ctc }
【Example】Configure ONU igmp-snooping mode
OLT(config-onu-1/2)# multicast mode igmp-snooping
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9.3.5.2 View ONU Multicast Mode
【Command】
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# show multicast mode
【Example】
OLT(config-onu-1/2)# show multicast mode
ONU : 1:2
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
igmp mode :ctc
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
9.3.5.3 Switch ONU Fast Leave Switch
The default is disable.
【Command】
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# multicast fast-leave-admin state { enable | disable }
【Example】Turn off ONU fast leave function
OLT(config-onu-1/2)# multicast fast-leave-admin state disable
9.3.5.4 Configure Multicast Group Max Num
If the ONU multicast mode is configurable as igmp-snooping, the configuration will revert to the default
value when the ONU multicast mode switches from igmp-snooping to another mode.The default is 64.
【Command】
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OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# multicast < Port ID > group-num_max < Max Group Num >
【Example】Configure ONU 1/2 UNI 1 multicast group-num_max 32
OLT(config-onu-1/2)# multicast 1 group-num_max 32
9.3.5.5 View Multicast Group Max Num
【Command】
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# show multicast < Port ID > multicast-vlan
【Example】
OLT(config-onu-1/2)# show multicast 1 group-num-max
ONU : 1:2
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Group num max :32
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
9.3.5.6 Configure ONU Multicast VLAN
If the ONU multicast mode is configurable as igmp-snooping,when the ONU multicast mode switches
from igmp-snooping to another mode, the multicast VLAN will be cleared.Each port can be configured
with up to 8 multicast vlans.
【Command】
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# multicast < Port ID > multicast-vlan < VLAN ID >
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# no multicast < Port ID > multicast-vlan < VLAN ID >
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# multicast < Port ID > multicast-vlan clear
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# show multicast < Port ID > multicast-vlan
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【Example1】Configure ONU 1/2 UNI 1 multicast-vlan 100
OLT(config-onu-1/2)# multicast 1 multicast vlan 100
【Example2】Delete ONU 1/2 UNI 1 single multicast vlan 100
OLT(config-onu-1/2)# no multicast 1 multicast-vlan 100
【Example3】Delete ONU 1/2 UNI 1 all multicast vlan
OLT(config-onu-1/2)# multicast 1 multicast-vlan clear
【Example4】View ONU 1/2 UNI 1 multicast vlan
OLT(config-onu-1/2)# show multicast 1 multicast-vlan
ONU : 1:2
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Multicast VLAN : 200, 300, 100
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
9.3.5.7 ONU Multicast Tag Mode
This configuration determines whether the multicast streams forwarded by the ONU port has a VLAN
tag. Untag is for stripping the tag, tag is for not stripping the tag, and translate is for converting the
VLAN tag. Up to 8 group translation can be configured.The default mode is untag.
【Command】
OLT(config-onu-1/1)# multicast < Port ID > tagmode { tag | untag | translate < SVLAN ID > < CVLAN
ID > }
【Example1】Configure ONU 1/2 UNI 1 multicast untag mode
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OLT(config-onu-1/2)# multicast 1 tagmode untag
【Example2】Configure ONU 1/2 UNI 1 multicast tag mode
OLT(config-onu-1/2)# multicast 1 tagmode tag
【Example3】Configure ONU 1/2 UNI 1 multicast translation mode(Up to 8 group translation)
OLT(config-onu-1/2)# multicast 1 tagmode translate 100 200
9.3.5.8 View Multicast Tag Mode
【Command】
OLT(config-onu-ponid/onuid)# show multicast < Port ID > tagmode
【Example】View ONU 1/2 UNI 1 multicast mode
OLT(config-onu-1/2)# show multicast 1 tagmode
ONU : 1:2
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Multicast Tag Mode :Translate
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Service-vlan Customer-vlan
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
100 200
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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9.4 DHCP
9.4.1 DHCP Global Configuration

The device support DHCP snooping,DHCP relay and DHCP option82 functions.
9.4.1.1 Switch DHCP Function
DHCP function is disabled by default
【Command】
OLT(config)# ip dhcp { enable | disable }
【Example】Turn on ip dhcp function
OLT(config)# ip dhcp enable
OLT(config)#
9.4.1.2 Show DHCP Global Configuration
【Command】
OLT(config)# show ip dhcp config
【Example】
OLT(config)# show ip dhcp config
DHCP Status: Enable
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DHCP Snooping Status: Disable
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DHCP Option82 Status: Disable
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DHCP Server Status: Disable
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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DHCP Relay Status: Disable
OLT(config)#
9.4.2 DHCP Snooping

The DHCP snooping function records user IP/MAC information by monitoring the packets interaction
between the DHCP client and the server.
Tip: enabled the DHCP snooping function. Make sure that the DHCP function is enabled.Turn on
DHCP Snooping configuration you need to ensure that DHCP Snooping is enabled.
9.4.2.1 Switch DHCP Snooping Function
DHCP snooping function is disabled by default
【Command】
OLT(config)# ip dhcp snooping { enable | disable }
【Example】Turn on ip dhcp snooping function
OLT(config)# ip dhcp snooping enable
OLT(config)#
9.4.2.2 Trust Port Setting
This configuration can only be matched with the uplink ports. Trust port is allowed to receive all DHCP
packets, while non-trust port is not allowed to receive DHCP response packets.All ports are untrusted
by default.
【Command】
OLT(config)# ip dhcp snooping trust { ge | xge } < Port List >
OLT(config)# no ip dhcp snooping trust { ge | xge } < Port List >
【Example1】Add ge 2 and 4 port to trust ports
OLT(config)# ip dhcp snooping trust ge 2,4
OLT(config)#
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【Example2】Remove ge 2 and 4 port from trust ports
OLT(config)# no ip dhcp snooping trust ge 2,4
OLT(config)#
9.4.2.3 Client Address Check Setting
Check whether the source MAC address of the DHCP request packet sent by the client is consistent
with the CHADDR field. If the DHCP request packet is the same, it is monitored; if it is not the same, it
is discarded.This feature is enabled by default.
【Command】
OLT(config)# ip dhcp snooping chaddr-check { enable | disable }
【Example】Turn on dhcp snooping chaddr-check function
OLT(config)# ip dhcp snooping chaddr-check enable
OLT(config)#
9.4.2.4 Wait Response Time Setting
The wait response time defaults to 60 seconds.When receiving the request packet sent by DHCP
client, the request table item will be recorded and the wait response time will take effect. Before
receiving the response packet from DHCP server, the table item will not be aged if the wait response
time is not exceeded, but will be aged if it is exceeded.Upon receipt of a response packet from the
server, the wait response time does not take effect during the lease time, only after the lease time
expires, and the table entry is aged after that time.
【Command】
OLT(config)# ip dhcp snooping table response-wait-time < Response Time >
【Example】Configure dhcp snooping table response-wait-time 120 S
OLT(config)# ip dhcp snooping table response-wait-time 120
OLT(config)#
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9.4.2.5 View DHCP Snooping Table
When the request packet is received from the client, the system records the request table entry,
including the client MAC, VLAN and port, and the DHCP snooping table is incomplete and invalid until
the DHCP server responds to the message.
【Command】
OLT(config)# show ip dhcp entry
IP Address MAC Address Port VLAN Least Time Status
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
0.0.0.0 28:d2:44:f8:42:6a GE01 1 0 Invalid
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config)#
When receiving the DHCP server's response packet, the IP address and lease time assigned by the
server to the client will be recorded. At this time, the DHCP snooping table is complete and the status
is Valid.
IP Address MAC Address Port VLAN Least Time Status
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
192.168.1.10 28:d2:44:f8:42:6a GE01 1 86400 Valid
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config)#
9.4.3 DHCP Relay

The DHCP Relay function works on layer3 and enables the DHCP client to send the request packet to
the specified DHCP server.
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Tip: enabled DHCP Relay to ensure that DHCP is enabled and that IP route is enabled.Enabled
DHCP Relay configuration to ensure that DHCP Relay is enabled.
9.4.3.1 Switch DHCP Relay Function
DHCP relay function is disabled by default
【Command】
OLT(config)# ip dhcp relay { enable | disable }
【Example】Turn on ip dhcp relay function
OLT(config)# ip dhcp relay enable
OLT(config)#
9.4.3.2 DHCP Relay Policy Setting
DHCP Relay has two policy:
 Standard Policy(Default Policy): Find the DHCP server address according to the VLAN;
 Option60 Policy: Find the server address based on the Option60 field value carried by the
DHCP client.
Tip: change policy will clear the server table created by another policy.
【Command】
OLT(config)# ip dhcp relay policy { standard | option60 }
【Example】configure dhcp relay option60 policy
OLT(config)# ip dhcp relay policy option60
OLT(config)#
9.4.3.3 Configure DHCP Relay Server Table
This configuration is only standard in the DHCP Relay policy, and the system supports configuration
of up to 32 tables.
【Command】
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OLT(config)# ip dhcp relay server < Server IP > { option60 < Word > | vlanif < VLAN ID > }
【Example1】
OLT(config)# ip dhcp relay server 192.168.1.1 option60 test
OLT(config)#
【Example2】
OLT(config)# ip dhcp relay server 192.168.1.1 vlanif 100
OLT(config)#
9.4.4 DHCP Option82
 Support Sub-Option 1(Circuit ID)： VLAN+PORT
 Support Sub-Option 2(Remote ID)： OLT MAC
9.4.4.1 Switch DHCP Option82 Function
DHCP option82 function is disabled by default
【Command】
OLT(config)# ip dhcp option82 { enable | disable }
【Example】Turn on ip dhcp option82 function
OLT(config)# ip dhcp option82 enable
OLT(config)#
9.4.4.2 Configure DHCP Option82 Policy
 Reserve policy (default policy): if the client sends the request packet without Option82
information, OLT will bring Option82 information. If the client sends the request packet with
Option82 information, OLT will not process the direct forwarding to the server.
 Drop policy: the request packet sent by the client does not carry Option82 information. OLT
does not process the direct forwarding server. If the client sends the packet with Option82
information, OLT strips Option82 information and forwards it to the server.
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 Replace policy: the request packet sent by the client does not carry Option82 information. OLT
does not process direct forwarding server. If the client sends the request packet with Option82
information, OLT replaces Option82 information and forwards to the server.
【Command】
OLT(config)# ip dhcp option82 policy { drop | replace | reserve }
【Example】Configure dhcp option82 drop policy
OLT(config)# ip dhcp option82 policy drop
OLT(config)#
9.4.5 DHCP Server

DHCP Server is generally used in local area network (LAN). It needs to automatically assign IP
address to the host that accesses OLT. At this time, it will be used as DHCP Server to manage and
maintain IP address.Example: IP address is automatically assigned to the camera in the LAN.
9.4.5.1 Switch DHCP Server Function
DHCP Server function is disabled by default.
Note: Opening the DHCP server requires disable the DHCP Snooping ,DHCP DHCP Relay and
DHCP Option82 function.
【Command】
OLT(config)# ip dhcp server { enable | disable }
【Example】Turn on dhcp server function
OLT(config)# ip dhcp server enable
OLT(config)#
9.4.5.2 Configure DHCP Server Interface
DHCP Server by default with inbound interface VLANIf 1.
【Command】
OLT(config)# ip dhcp server interface vlanif < VLAN ID >
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【Example】Configure DHCP server vlanif 100 Interface
OLT(config)# ip dhcp server interface vlanif 100
OLT(config)#
9.4.5.3 Configure Lease Time
The lease time is the effective duration of the IP address sent from the DHCP server to the DHCP
client. The default is 86,400 seconds
【Command】
OLT(config)# ip dhcp server lease-time < Lease Time >
【Example】Configure DHCP server lease time 3600
OLT(config)# ip dhcp server lease-time 3600
OLT(config)#
9.4.5.4 Configure IP Pool
The IP address pool is the range of valid addresses that the DHCP server assigns to the the DHCP
client
【Command】
OLT(config)# ip dhcp server ip-pool < Start IP Address > < End IP Address >
【Example】Configure DHCP server ip pool 192.168.88.100~192.168.88.200
OLT(config)# ip dhcp server ip-pool 192.168.88.100 192.168.88.200
OLT(config)#
9.4.5.5 Configure Gateway
【Command】
OLT(config)# ip dhcp server gateway < Gateway >
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【Example】Configure DHCP server gateway 192.168.88.1
OLT(config)# ip dhcp server gateway 192.168.88.1
OLT(config)#
9.4.5.6 Configure Netmask
【Command】
OLT(config)# ip dhcp server netmask < Netmask >
【Example】Configure DHCP server netmask 255.255.255.0
OLT(config)# ip dhcp server netmask 255.255.255.0
OLT(config)#
9.4.5.7 Configure DNS
Master DNS must be configured. Backup DNS is optional
【Command】
OLT(config)# ip dhcp server dns < Master DNS > < Backup DNS >
【Example】Configure DHCP server master DNS 192.168.88.1
OLT(config)# ip dhcp server dns 192.168.88.1
OLT(config)#
9.4.6 DHCPv6
The device support DHCPv6 function,DHCPv6 Option18 and DHCPv6 option37 functions.
9.4.6.1 Switch DHCPv6 Function
【Command】
OLT(config)# dhcpv6 { enable | disable }
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【Example】Turn on dhcpv6 function
OLT(config)# dhcpv6 enable
OLT(config)#
9.4.6.2 Switch DHCPv6 Option18 Function
【Command】
OLT(config)# dhcpv6 option18 { enable | disable }
【Example】Turn on dhcpv6 option18 function
OLT(config)# dhcpv6 option18 enable
OLT(config)#
9.4.6.3 Switch DHCPv6 Option37 Function
【Command】
OLT(config)# dhcpv6 option37 { enable | disable }
【Example】Turn on dhcpv6 option37 function
OLT(config)# dhcpv6 option37 enable
OLT(config)#
9.4.6.4 View DHCPv6 Configuration
【Command】
OLT(config)# show ip dhcpv6 config
【Example】Turn on dhcp server function
OLT(config)# show ip dhcpv6 config
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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DHCPV6 Status: Enable
DHCPV6 Option18 Status: Enable
DHCPV6 Option37 Status: Disable
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config)#
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10 ACL/QOS
10.1Time Range
It’s used to specify a time period for the ACL rule to take effect.Once the configuration is executed
successfully, the ACL rule can be created to specify the effective time by referring to the time period
name, and the ACL rule is only valid for the effective time period.
10.1.1Relative Time
A periodic time, for example, Monday from 09:00 to 18:00
10.1.1.1 Create Relative Time
【Command】
OLT(config)# time-range < Name > < Start-Time > to < End-Time > { daily | fri | mon | sat | sun | thu |
tue | wed | weekend | working-day }
【Example】Create relative time range test
OLT(config)# time-range test 9:00 to 18:00 mon
OLT(config)#
10.1.1.2 Delete Relative Time
【Command】
OLT(config)# no time-range < Name > relative < Start-Time >
OLT(config)# no time-range all
【Example1】Delete relative time range test
OLT(config)# no time-range test
OLT(config)#
【Example2】Delete all time range
OLT(config)#
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10.1.1.3 View Relative Time
【Command】
OLT(config)# show time-range { all | < Name> }
【Example】Delete relative time range test
OLT(config)# show time-range test
Current time is 2020-12-03 14:43 Thurday
Time-range : test(Inactive)
09:00 to 18:00 Monday
OLT(config)#
10.1.2Absolute Time
From a specific time to a specific time, such as 9:00 on April 29, 2019 to 18:00 on April 29, 2019
10.1.2.1 Create Absolute Time
【Command】
OLT(config)# time-range < Name > from < Start-Time > < Start-Day > to < End-Time > < End-Day >
【Example】Create absolutely time range test 1
OLT(config)# time-range test1 from 9:00 2019/4/29 to 18:00 2019/4/29
OLT(config)#
10.1.2.2 Delete Absolute Time
【Command】
OLT(config)# no time-range < Name > absolute < Start-Time > < Start-Day >
【Example】Delete absolute time range test1
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OLT(config)# no time-range test1
OLT(config)#
10.1.2.3 View Absolute Time
【Command】
OLT(config)# show time-range { all | < Name> }
【Example】Delete absolute time range test
OLT(config)# show time-range test1
Current time is 2020-12-03 14:46 Thurday
Time-range : test1(Inactive)
From 2019-04-29 09:00 to 2019-04-29 18:00
OLT(config)#
10.2ACL Management
Use this configuration to create an access control list when you need to filter specific packets through
matching rules.
10.2.1Basic ACL(2000-2999)
Use this configuration when ACL rules need to be made based on the IP address of the source of the
message. After successful rule creation, packet-filter configuration reference rules can be used to filter
packets.
10.2.1.1 Create Basic ACL
【Command】
OLT(config)# acl < Basic ACL ID >
【Example】Create basic acl 2000
OLT(config)# acl 2000
ACL 2000 create successful
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OLT(acl-basic-2000)#
10.2.1.2 Add Basic ACL Rule
You can select timerange take effect within the specified time or not select timerange for immediate
effect.
【Command】
OLT(acl-basic-id)# rule < Rule ID > { permit | deny } source { any | < Source Ip Address > < Wildcard-
Mask > } time-range < Name >
【Example1】Create basic acl 2000 rule 1
OLT(acl-basic-2000)# rule 1 permit source 192.168.1.1 0.0.0.255
【Example2】Create basic acl 2000 rule 2
OLT(acl-basic-2000)# rule 2 deny source any
10.2.1.3 Delete Basic ACL Rule
【Command】
OLT(acl-basic-id)# no rule < Rule ID >
【Example】Delete basic acl 2000 rule 1
OLT(acl-basic-2000)# no rule 1
10.2.1.4 View Basic ACL Rule
【Command】
OLT(acl-basic-id)# show rule
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【Example】Show basic acl 2000 rule
OLT(acl-basic-2000)# show rule
Basic ACL 2000, 2 rules hold
rule 2 deny source any
rule 1 permit source 192.168.1.1 0.0.0.255
10.2.1.5 Modify Basic ACL Rule ID
【Command】
OLT(acl-basic-id)# rule < Rule ID > down
OLT(acl-basic-id)# rule < Rule ID > up
OLT(acl-basic-id)# rule < Old Rule ID > move to < New Rule ID >
【Example】Modify basic acl 2000 rule ID 1 into 12
OLT(acl-basic-2000)# rule 1 move to 12
10.2.2Advanced ACL(3000-4999)
This configuration is used when matching rules need to be made based on the packet's source
address information, destination address information, the protocol type hosted by the IP, and the
characteristics of the protocol. After successful rule creation, packet-filter configuration reference rules
can be used to filter packets.
10.2.2.1 Create Advanced ACL
【Command】
OLT(config)# acl < Advanced ACL ID >
【Example】Create advance acl 3000
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OLT(acl-adv-3000)#
10.2.2.2 Add Advanced ACL Rule
You can select time range take effect within the specified time or not select time range for immediate
effect.
【Command】
OLT(acl-adv-id)# rule < Rule ID > { permit | deny } { < Protoco Type Value > | icmp | ip | ipinip | tcp |
udp } { dest-port < Destination Port > | destination{ any | < Destination Ip Address > < Destination
Wildcard-Mask > | dscp < Dscp Value > | precedence < Precedence Value > | source { any | <
Source Ip Address > < Source Wildcard-Mask > | src-port < Source Port > | time-range < Name >}
【Example1】Create advance acl 3000 rule 1
OLT(acl-adv-3000)# rule 1 deny udp src-port 5000 time-range test
OLT(acl-adv-3000)#
【Example2】Create advance acl 3000 rule 2
OLT(acl-adv-3000)# rule 2 permit icmp source 192.168.2.1 0.0.0.255
OLT(acl-adv-3000)#
10.2.2.3 Delete Advanced ACL Rule
【Command】
OLT(acl-basic-id)# no rule < Rule ID > { all | dest-port | destination | dscp | precedence | source | src-
port | time-range}
【Example】Delete advance acl 3000 rule 3
OLT(acl-adv-3000)# no rule 3 all
OLT(acl-adv-3000)#
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10.2.2.4 View Advanced ACL Rule
【Command】
OLT(acl-adv-id)# show rule
【Example】Show advance acl 3000 rule
OLT(acl-adv-3000)# show rule
Advanced ACL 3000, 2 rules hold
rule 2 deny udp src-port 5566 time-range test
rule 1 permit icmp source 192.168.2.1 0.0.0.255
OLT(acl-adv-3000)#
10.2.2.5 Modify Advanced ACL Rule ID
【Command】
OLT(acl-adv-id)# rule < Rule ID > down
OLT(acl-adv-id)# rule < Rule ID > up
OLT(acl-adv-id)# rule < Old Rule ID > move to < New Rule ID >
【Example】Modify advance acl 3000 rule ID 1 into 6
OLT(acl-adv-3000)# rule 1 move to 6
OLT(acl-adv-3000)#
10.2.3Link ACL(5000-5999)
This configuration is used when ACL rules need to be formulated based on link-layer information such
as the source MAC address of the message, the source VLAN ID, the layer 2 protocol type, and the
destination MAC address. After successful rule creation, packet-filter configuration reference rules can
be used to filter packets.
10.2.3.1 Create Link ACL
【Command】
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OLT(config)# acl < Link ACL ID >
【Example】Create link acl 5000
OLT(acl-link-5000)#
10.2.3.2 Add Link ACL Rule
You can select time range take effect within the specified time or not select time range for immediate
effect.
【Command】
OLT(acl-link-id)# rule < Rule ID > { permit | deny } { cos < VLAN Priority > | destination < Destination
MAC > < Destination Wildcard-Mask > | inner-cos < Inner VLAN Priority > | inner-vlan < Inner VLAN
ID> | source < Source MAC > < Source Wildcard-Mask > | time-range < Name > | type < Ethernet
type > | vlan < VLAN ID > }
【Example1】Create link acl 5000 rule 1
OLT(acl-link-5000)# rule 1 permit type 0x0806 vlan 100
OLT(acl-link-5000)#
【Example2】Create link acl 5000 rule 2
OLT(acl-link-5000)# rule 2 deny source e063-3400-000e 0000-0000-ffff
OLT(acl-link-5000)#
10.2.3.3 Delete Link ACL Rule
【Command】
OLT(acl-link-id)# no rule < Rule ID >
【Example】Delete link acl 5000 rule 4
OLT(acl-link-5000)# no rule 4
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OLT(acl-link-5000)#
10.2.3.4 View Link ACL Rule
【Command】
OLT(acl-link-id)# show rule
【Example】Show link acl 5000 rule
OLT(acl-link-5000)# show rule
Link ACL 5000, 2 rules hold
rule 2 deny source e063-3400-000e 0000-0000-ffff
rule 1 permit type 0x0806 vlan 100
OLT(acl-link-5000)#
10.2.3.5 Modify Link ACL Rule ID
【Command】
OLT(acl-link-id)# rule < Rule ID > down
OLT(acl-link-id)# rule < Rule ID > up
OLT(acl-link-id)# rule < Old Rule ID > move to < New Rule ID >
【Example】Up link acl 5000 rule ID 2 to 3
OLT(acl-link-5000)# rule 2 up
OLT(acl-link-5000)#
10.2.4View ACL
【Command】
OLT(config)# show acl { < ACL ID > | all }
【Example】Show all acl
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OLT(config)# show acl all
Basic ACL 2000, 0 rules hold
Advanced ACL 3000, 0 rules hold
Link ACL 5000, 0 rules hold
OLT(config)#
10.2.5Delete ACL
【Command】
OLT(config)# no acl { < ACL ID > | all }
【Example】Delete acl 2000
OLT(config)# no acl 2000
Number of acl: 1, success: 1
OLT(config)#
10.3Packet Filter
It’s used to configure and enable ACL filtering rules for a specified port.Use this configuration when
you need to filter port traffic using ACL rules.
10.3.1Configure Packet Filter
【Command】
OLT(config)# packet-filter inbound < ACL ID > rule-id < Rule ID > port { [ epon | ge | xge ] < Port ID > }
【Example】Apply ACL 2000 to ge 4 port
OLT(config)# packet-filter inbound 2000 port ge 4
OLT(config)#
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10.3.2Delete Packet Filter
【Command】
OLT(config)# no packet-filter inbound < ACL ID > rule-id < Rule ID > port { [ epon | ge | xge ] < Port
ID > }
【Example】Delete ACL 2000 from ge 4 port
OLT(config)# no packet-filter inbound 2000 port ge 4
OLT(config)#
10.3.3View Packet Filter
【Command】
OLT(config)# show packet-filter { all | port { [ epon | ge | xge ] < Port ID > }}
【Example】Show all packet-filter entries
OLT(config)# show packet-filter all
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
inbound acl 2000 rule 1 port pon 1 running
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
inbound acl 2000 rule 12 port pon 1 running
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config)#
10.4QOS
Configure the queue scheduling mode for the system.Queue scheduling is to divide the messages
that need to be sent from the same port into multiple queues and schedule them between queues to
decide which queue's messages should be sent first and which queue's messages should be sent
later.This configuration is used when the user needs to select different queue scheduling modes
according to the degree of importance of the service to ensure that QoS guarantee can be provided
for the important service in case of network congestion.
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10.4.1Configure Cos Priority Mapping Queue Relationship
You can sets the mapping of priority and queue
【Command】
OLT(config)# qos cosq-map cos0 < Queue ID > cos1 < Queue ID > cos2 < Queue ID > cos3 < Queue
ID > cos4 < Queue ID > cos5 < Queue ID > cos6 < Queue ID > cos7 < Queue ID >
【Example】
OLT(config)# qos cosq-map cos0 1 cos1 1 cos2 2 cos3 3 cos4 4 cos5 5 cos6 6 cos7 7
OLT(config)#
10.4.2Configure WRR Queue Scheduler Mode

You can set Queue scheduler.If you select WRR mode, all weight plus must be 100 or zero.
【Command】
OLT(config)# qos queue-scheduler { strict-priority | wrr < Queue0 Weighted > < Queue1 Weighted > <
Queue2 Weighted > < Queue3 Weighted > < Queue4 Weighted > < Queue5 Weighted > < Queue6
Weighted > < Queue7 Weighted >
【Example】
OLT(config)# qos queue-scheduler wrr 10 20 30 40 0 0 0 0
OLT(config)#
10.4.3View queue-scheduler
【Command】
OLT(config)# show queue-scheduler
【Example】
OLT(config)# show queue-scheduler
Queue scheduler mode : SP
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Queue Scheduler Mode WRR Weight
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
0 SP -
1 SP -
2 SP -
3 SP -
4 SP -
5 SP -
6 SP -
7 SP -
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Queue map:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Priority Queue
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
0 0
1 1
2 2
3 3
4 4
5 5
6 6
7 7
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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OLT(config)#
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11 Route Configuration
11.1Route Management
11.1.1Switch Route Status Function
【Command】
OLT(config)# ip route { enable | disable }
【Example】Turn on ip route function
OLT(config)# ip route enable
OLT(config)#
【Note】When you close route status,all the static route entry and arp entry will clear.
11.1.2Add Static Route Entry
【Command】
OLT(config)# ip route-static dest-ip { < Destination IP > < Netmask >/ < IP Prefix Length > next-hop <
Next Hop IP >
【Example】
OLT(config)# ip route-static dest-ip 192.168.200.12 netmask 255.255.255.0 next-hop 192.168.100.1
OLT(config)#
11.1.3Delete Static Route Entry
【Command】
OLT(config)# no ip route-static dest-ip { < Destination IP > < Netmask >/ < IP Prefix Length > next-hop
< Next Hop IP >
【Example】
OLT(config)#no ip route-static dest-ip 192.168.200.12 netmask 255.255.255.0 next-hop

192.168.100.1
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OLT(config)#
11.1.4Display Route Static

When next-hop is reachable,will learn the next-hop gateway ARP,the status will become reachable.
【Command】
OLT(config)# show route-table
【Example】
OLT(config)# show route-table
IP Route:enable
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Destination/Mask Next-Hop Interface Protocol Preference Status
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
192.168.200.0/24 192.168.100.1 VlanIf1 Static 2 Reachable
192.168.100.0/24 192.168.100.2 VlanIf1 Direct 1 Reachable
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config)#
11.2ARP Table
11.2.1View Arp-Table
【Command】
OLT(config)# show arp-table
【Example】
OLT(config)# show arp-table
IP Address MAC Address Port VLAN
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-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
192.168.100.1 38:3a:21:f0:01:01 PON01 1
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config)#
11.2.2Clear Arp-Table
【Command】
OLT(config)# arp flush all
【Example】
OLT(config)# arp flush all
OLT(config)#
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12 Link Aggregation
Link aggregation is the binding of multiple connected ports of the same type into one logical port,
which can increase the bandwidth of the connected ports without upgrading the hardware, and
effectively improve the reliability between links through the link backup mechanism.
12.1Create Link Aggregation

【Command】
OLT(config)# link-aggregation group < Group ID > member add { ge | xge < Port List > }
【Example】Create link-aggregation group 1
OLT(config)# link-aggregation group 1 member add ge 1-3
OLT(config)#
【Note】:
 One port cannot join multiple aggregation groups at the same time
 Spanning tree protocol: the port joining the aggregation group will be treated as a logical port for
protocol operation
 Uplink loop detection: when the port joins the aggregation group, the port loop detection does not
take effect
 Port attributes: the port attributes of members joining the aggregation group must be consistent:
speed, port type, MTU, port rate limit and storm control;When the aggregation group member port
property is configured, the members of the group are bound together for configuration
 VLAN attribute: the port VLAN configuration of members joining the aggregation group must be
consistent: PVID and port VLAN;When the aggregation group member VLAN is configured, the
members of the group are bound together for configuration
 Port mirroring destination port cannot join the aggregation group as a member of the aggregation
group, and the port joining the aggregation group cannot become the mirroring destination port
 A port configured with a static MAC address cannot join an aggregation group as a member
 Ports configured with ACL rules cannot join an aggregation group as a member
 The multicast VLAN routing port configured cannot be added to the aggregation group as a
member of the aggregation group
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12.2Display Link Aggregation
After successful creation, the member ports to join the link aggregation group can be viewed.
【Command】
OLT(config)# show link-aggregation group
【Example】
OLT(config)# show link-aggregation group
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Link Aggregation Group:1
Member Port: GE01,GE02,GE03
Load Balance Mode: Src MAC
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLT(config)#
12.3Configure Link Aggregation Group Balance Algorithm

The default load balancing routing algorithm is based on src-mac for hashing, and other routing
algorithms can be configured according to requirements.
【Command】
OLT(config)# link-aggregation group < Group ID > load-balance { dest-ip | dest-mac | src-dest-ip | src-
dest-mac | src-ip | src-mac }
【Example】Configure link-aggregation group 1 src-ip balance algorithm
OLT(config)# link-aggregation group 1 load-balance src-ip
OLT(config)#
12.4Delete Link Aggregation

【Command】
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OLT(config)# link-aggregation group < Group ID > member delete { ge | xge < Port List > }
【Example】Delete link-aggregation group 1
OLT(config)# link-aggregation group 1 member delete ge 1-3
OLT(config)#
【Note】: When link aggregation needs to be removed, all members of the link aggregation group are
deleted, and the aggregation group is removed.
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13 Abbreviation Terminology
Abbreviation English Explanation
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
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缩写术语
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
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
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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
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缩写术语
SVI Switch Virtual Interface
TC Transmission Convergence
T-CONT Transmission Container
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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4 & 8 PON Port Serial Command Line Manual

Version Date Editor Description

V1.0 2017.07.07 First Version

V2.3.0 2019.10.30 Add function:DHCP

V3.0.0 2020.11.24 Edit document format, refresh some commands

Add ipv6, system access some functions

2 Local and Remote Management Configuration..................................................................................- 11 -

2.1 Console Port Management................................................................................................................ - 11 -

2.1.1 Basic Information.......................................................................................................................- 11 -

2.1.2 Software Operation Method...................................................................................................... - 11 -

2.2 NMS Outband Port Management......................................................................................................- 14 -

2.2.1 Login Method.............................................................................................................................- 14 -

2.2.2 Outband Management Port Configuration................................................................................ - 15 -

2.3 Inband Management Interface.......................................................................................................... - 17 -

2.3.1 Login Method.............................................................................................................................- 17 -

2.3.2 Inband Management Port Configuration................................................................................... - 20 -

3.1 Configure Device Name....................................................................................................................- 23 -

3.1.1 Configure Device Name............................................................................................................ - 23 -

3.2 View System Version Information................................................................................................... - 23 -

3.3 View CPU Utilization....................................................................................................................... - 24 -

3.4 View Memory Utilization................................................................................................................. - 24 -

3.5 View History Command................................................................................................................... - 24 -

3.6 Configuration Management.............................................................................................................. - 25 -

3.6.1 Save System Configuration....................................................................................................... - 25 -

3.6.2 View System Configuration...................................................................................................... - 25 -

3.6.3 Restore Device to Default Settings............................................................................................- 26 -

3.6.4 Configuration File Management................................................................................................- 27 -

3.7 System Upgrade................................................................................................................................ - 27 -

3.7.1 FTP Server Upgrade.................................................................................................................. - 27 -

3.7.2 TFTP Server Upgrade................................................................................................................- 27 -

3.8 System Ping Diagnosis......................................................................................................................- 29 -

3.9 Time Management............................................................................................................................ - 30 -

3.9.2 Time Setting...............................................................................................................................- 32 -

3.9.3 NTP Setting................................................................................................................................- 32 -

3.10 User Management........................................................................................................................... - 34 -

3.10.1 View User Information............................................................................................................ - 34 -

3.10.2 Add User.................................................................................................................................. - 34 -

3.10.3 Delete User...............................................................................................................................- 35 -

3.10.4 Restore User to Default Setting............................................................................................... - 35 -

3.10.5 Kick-out User...........................................................................................................................- 35 -

3.10.6 Modify Current User Password............................................................................................... - 36 -

3.10.7 Save User Information............................................................................................................. - 36 -

3.11 System Service................................................................................................................................ - 36 -

3.11.1 View System Service Port....................................................................................................... - 36 -

3.11.2 WEB Port Setting.....................................................................................................................- 37 -

3.11.3 Telnet Port Setting................................................................................................................... - 38 -

3.11.4 SSH Service Switch................................................................................................................. - 38 -

3.11.5 SNMP Setting.......................................................................................................................... - 38 -

3.12 Default Route Setting......................................................................................................................- 40 -

3.12.1 IPV4 Default Route Setting..................................................................................................... - 40 -

3.12.2 IPV6 Default Route Setting..................................................................................................... - 41 -

3.12.3 View Default Route................................................................................................................. - 42 -

3.13 DNS Setting.....................................................................................................................................- 42 -

3.13.1 IPV4 DNS Setting....................................................................................................................- 42 -

3.13.2 IPV6 DNS Setting....................................................................................................................- 42 -

3.13.3 View DNS................................................................................................................................ - 43 -

3.14 System Access Control................................................................................................................... - 44 -

3.14.1 Create System Access Control Rule........................................................................................- 44 -