S01M05ed2 Equipment Provisioning

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Section 1
Operations and Maintenance
Module 5
Equipment Provisioning
TOP54067_V3.0-SG-R7.0.x-Ed2 Module 1.5 Edition 2
1830 PSS (Photonic Service Switch) 36/64
R7.0.x OCS O&M
TOP54067_V3.0-SG Edition 2
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Operations and Maintenance · Equipment Provisioning
1830 PSS (Photonic Service Switch) 36/64 · R7.0.x OCS O&M
Module objectives
Upon completion of this module, you should be able to:
 Explain the different equipment states

 Perform equipment provisioning for cards and modules
 Explain the meaning of the port group mode and how it can be configured
 Describe the EPS in 1830 PSS-36/64

1 Equipment states

1 Equipment states
1.1 System parameters: General properties
System: General properties
• AID
• System type
• Release identification
• Release date
Shelf: General properties • Matrix size
• Primary state • Node type
• Provisioned type • User label
• Matrix size • Region
• Switching capacity 1 • Provmode
• Switching capacity 2 • Altitude
• Connected TRU • AINSTHDFLT
• Status
General properties
lower levels

1 Equipment states
1.2 Provisioning introduction
Initial state:
UAS & UEQ
De-provisioning
off on Auto-provisioning
Auto-provisioning?
no Card/module yes
plugged in? Manual
Pre-provisioning
provisioning
Unassigns Assigns Assigns

component component component
Removes Restores Restores

component component component
State:
IS

1 Equipment states
1.3 Simplified state model: Auto-provisioning
auto-provisioning=on
OOS-AUMA correct card plugged in OOS-AU
IS
UAS & UEQ SWDL
correct card
plugged in
unassign
manually out-of-service:
manually
out-of-
OOS-AUMA service: OOS-AU unplug
unplug
UEQ remove UEQ
remove
unplug OOS-AU fail
FLT
unplug
OOS-MA
unassign OOS-MA
UAS
Initial state ABNORMAL IMPRPPRMVL MAN
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1 Equipment states
1.5 Status LED
Color Cards and Port Status LED

OFF OOS-MA – UAS
Green No ALARM present
Amber Minor ALARM present
Red Critical or MAJOR ALARM present
Green blinking Starting or graceful shutdown:
SW is loading and booting / auto-testing / laser
warm-up
Amber blinking OOS – [AU]MA

Red blinking Mismatch: Wrong unit
FLC: limited mode

1 Equipment states
1.6 Exercise: State transition
Use the general state model and draw the necessary actions and states
for the following situation:
Card is already plugged in and in service:
1. The card fails
2. Operator removes card from service
3. The card is plugged out
4. A new card of the same type is plugged in
5. Operator restores card
Time allowed:
15 minutes
1 Equipment states
1.7 Solution: State transition
IS
 fail OOS-AU  remove from OOS-AUMA
FLT service FLT
 restore to service
 unplug
OOS-MA
OOS-AUMA  correct card OOS-AUMA
SWDL plugged in UEQ

2 I/O card provisioning

2.1 Interface cards summary
24 x Multirate
24 x GbE
ANY
STM-1/OC-3 ODU0 GbE ODU0
STM-4/OC-12 ODU0
STM-16/OC-48 ODU1
GbE ODU0
10 x 10G ANY 10 x 10G OTH 10 x 10GbE
OTM-0.2e ODU2e OTM-0.2e ODU2e 10GbE ODU2e

OTM-0.2 ODU2 OTM-0.2 ODU2 ODU2
ODU1 ODU1
ODU0 ODU0
STM-64/OC-192 ODU2 STM-64/OC-192 ODU2
10GbE ODU2e
ODU2

2.1 Interface cards summary [cont.]
2 X 40G ANY
OTM-0.3 ODU3, ODU2e, ODU2, ODU1, ODU0
STM-256/OC-768 ODU3
130 SCUP
11 QCUP 43 SCUP 130 SCUPB/C
OTM-0.2e ODU2e OTM-03e2 ODU3e2, ODU3, OTM-0.4 ODU4, ODU3,

OTM-0.2 ODU2, ODU2e, ODU2, ODU2e, ODU2,
ODU1, ODU1, ODU0 ODU1, ODU0
ODU0

2.1 Interface cards summary [cont.]
24SDM 10SD10G
STM-16 ↔AU-4/4c/16c STM-64 ↔AU-4/4c/16c

OC-48 ↔ STS- OC-192 ↔ STS-
1/3c/12c/48c 1/3c/12c/48c

2.2 Port group mode
Port group mode
• PWRSV Port group
• OTH_OTH
10XANY10G
• ETHSTH_OTH
• STH_OTHSTH
Client selector
• OTU-0.3
2XANY40G
Port
• OTU-0.2 group
+
• OTU-0.2e
• STM-64/OC-192
• 10GbE
24XANYMR
• STM-16/OC-48
• GbE
Port group

2.3 Exercise: Port group
Configure the port assigned to your team in the following way:

Port:
Port group mode:
Time allowed:
10 minutes
2.5 Initialize board
Initialize
• APPL: Application restart
• WARM: Software reboot
• COLD: Hardware restart
APPL
WARM
COLD WARM
COLD
APPL
WARM
COLD
Matrix cards FLC cards I/O cards

3 Equipment protection

3.1 EPS in 1830 PSS-36/64 shelf
Fan A EPS 1+1 Fan

Plenum Switching state:
•Allow switch Plenum
•Inhibit switch
Perform manual switch
•normal
•forced
Matrix B
Matrix A
Matrix B
Matrix A
FLC B
FLC A
EPS 1+1
Perform manual switch
Plenum
Dust filter
Future use
Future use
FLC A
FLC B
PFC A PFC B
1830 PSS-36
Parameters
Plenum •Protected
Fan B equipment
1830 PSS-64 •Protecting Protected cards
equipment Protecting cards
•Active equipment

3.2 Exercise: EPS
1. Check the actual state of the FLC and Matrix protection groups.
Active matrix card: ______________________
Active FLC: _______________________
2. Your teacher assigns the following tasks to the different teams to
perform them one after the other:
 Task 1: Perform a Matrix switch: normal  Team__; All teams: check the
state
 Task 2: Put the standby Matrix card out-off-service  Team___
 Task 3: Perform a Matrix switch normal Team___
Result:
 Task 4: Perform a Matrix switch forced Team___
Time allowed:
10 minutes

Module summary
In this module we:
 Explained the different equipment states

 Performed equipment provisioning for cards and modules
 Explained the meaning of the port group mode and how it can be configured
 Described the EPS in 1830 PSS-36/64

End of module
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Upon completion of this module, you should be able to:

 Explain the different equipment states

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Unassigns Assigns Assigns

Removes Restores Restores

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UEQ remove UEQ

Initial state ABNORMAL IMPRPPRMVL MAN

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Color Cards and Port Status LED

Amber blinking OOS – [AU]MA

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10 x 10G ANY 10 x 10G OTH 10 x 10GbE

OTM-0.2e ODU2e OTM-0.2e ODU2e 10GbE ODU2e

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OTM-0.2e ODU2e OTM-03e2 ODU3e2, ODU3, OTM-0.4 ODU4, ODU3,

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STM-16 ↔AU-4/4c/16c STM-64 ↔AU-4/4c/16c

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Configure the port assigned to your team in the following way:

Matrix cards FLC cards I/O cards

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Fan A EPS 1+1 Fan

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In this module we:

 Explained the different equipment states

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