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Calix C7 Broadband

InternetServices Guide (R5.0)July 200!220"00#$0% Rev. #0

ContentsC&a'ter # vervie* o+ C7 Broadband Internet Services.....7,bout -&is Guide.......................................................................................................7

Introduction................................................................................................................,bout C7 Broadband Internet Services.................................................................../Con+iuration vervie*..........................................................................................#0Supported Equipment .....................................................................................10Guidelines.......................................................................................................11Configuration Process.....................................................................................12

C&a'ter 2 Con+iure 1ro+iles and -e'lates .....................#5Creatin ,-3 -ra++ic 1ro+iles .................................................................................#

About UB and UB! Profiles .......................................................................1"Creating Custom UB and UB! #raffic Profiles ...........................................1$

Creatin ,4S -e'lates.......................................................................................#/%efault A%S& #emplates ................................................................................1' A%S& Port Parameter %efinitions ...................................................................21 A%S& #one Configurations .............................................................................2"Creating Custom A%S& #emplates .................................................................2$Creatin Subscriber -e'lates..............................................................................2

C&a'ter $ Con+iure t&e Internet 6'lin .............................$#Con+iurin an 8t&ernet 6'lin..............................................................................$2Configuring a Gigabit Et(ernet Port ................................................................)*Configuring a +ast Et(ernet Port ....................................................................),Configuring -P -nterfaces ................................................................................)$

Configuring Static -P outes...........................................................................)Configuring %/CP Serer Connections..........................................................)'Configuring Sub -nterface Bindings ................................................................*0* ContentsProprietary Information: Not for use or disclosure except by written agreement with Calix. 2001200" Cali3. All ig(ts esered.

45ptional6 Creating Static -P /osts .................................................................*2Con+iurin an ,-3 6'lin ....................................................................................99Configuring an 5Cn 5ptical Uplin7 .................................................................*,



Configuring a %S) Uplin7................................................................................*$Configuring an -8A Uplin7 ..............................................................................*Configuring a #1 U9- Uplin7 ...........................................................................,1

C&a'ter 9 Con+iure Subscriber Connections ...................5$Creatin Subscriber Connections..........................................................................59

Adding 9e: Subscriber Connections..............................................................,*econfiguring Subscriber Connections...........................................................,",ctivatin Service ...................................................................................................5Placing Subscriber Ports -nto Serice.............................................................,Configuration Complete ..................................................................................,'

C&a'ter 5 -roubles&ootin and 3aintenance ....................#-roubles&ootin Coon Broadband Internet Service Issues ..........................26sin t&e 8t&ernet 6'lin -roubles&ootin 6tilities............................................$Ping -P /osts ..................................................................................................")#race outes to -P /osts................................................................................",%/CP &ease 8aintenance .............................................................................""

8odif; AP Settings......................................................................................."$Con+iurin x4S 1o*er 3anaeent..................................................................

About 3%S& Po:er 8anagement...................................................................."Configuring t(e 3%S& Po:er S(utdo:n Priorit;.............................................."'Setting t(e Categor; ) S(utdo:n #imer ........................................................."'3odi+yin Subscriber Connections .......................................................................70%eleting Subscriber Connections....................................................................$0ebuilding Subscriber CrossConnects ..........................................................$1:ie*in 111o8 4ata +or 8t&ernet 6'lins ............................................................7$PPPoE Access Concentrator ..........................................................................$)PPPoE /ost....................................................................................................$*

PPPoE Session ..............................................................................................$*PPPoE Stats ...................................................................................................$,PPPoE AC Stats .............................................................................................$"Contents ,Proprietary Information: Not for use or disclosure except by written agreement with Calix. 2001200" Cali3. All ig(ts esered.

C&a'ter ;uic Internet Service -urn"6'..........................7/-urnin 6' ,4S Internet Service (8t&ernet 6'lin) ...........................................0<uic7 #urnUp Process...................................................................................0-urnin 6' ,4S Internet Service (,-3 6'lin)..................................................2<uic7 #urnUp Process...................................................................................)

-urnin 6' <- Internet Service (8t&ernet 6'lin) .............................................5<uic7 #urnUp Process...................................................................................,-urnin 6' <- Internet Service (,-3 6'lin) ....................................................7<uic7 #urnUp Process..................................................................................." ContentsProprietary Information: Not for use or disclosure except by written agreement with Calix. 2001200" Cali3. All ig(ts esered.Proprietary Information: Not for use or disclosure except by written agreement with Calix. 2001200" Cali3. All ig(ts esered.



C(apter 1vervie* o+ C7 Broadband Internet

Services,bout -&is GuideThe Calix C7 multiservice access platform supports broadband Internetservice applicationsover copper-based (DSL) and ber-based (!") access net#or$s% Thisdocument describesho# to con&ure broadband Internet services on the Calix C7%Intended ,udienceThe primar' audience for the Calix C7 Broadband Internet Services Guideincludes personnelresponsible for service con&uration at the Central !ice (C!) or "et#or$!perationsCenter ("!C)% Calix assumes that readers of this &uide have experience#ith computers'stems and soft#are and $no#led&e of telecommunications anden&ineerin& standards%amiliarit' #ith C7 s'stem hard#are and the Calix C7 i*S interface isrecommended%Proprietary Information: Not for use or disclosure except by written agreement with Calix. 2001200" Cali3. All ig(ts esered.

Related 4ocuentation

+ou can access the complete set of Calix C7 installation, con&uration,product, and supportdocumentation, as #ell as online trainin& courses, at the Calix CustomerCenter, accessibleonline at http..###%calix%com%The Calix C7 /elease 0%1 documentation set includes= Calix C7 Engineering and Planning Guide= Calix Upgrade Program (CUP) Application Guide= Calix C7 iS Guide= Calix C7 !roubles"ooting and aintenance Guide= Calix C7 Broadband Internet Services Guide

= Calix C7 #ideo Services Guide= Calix C7 $!!P Con%guration Guide= Calix C7 &'* edia Gate+a, Con%guration Guide= !-. anagement Inter/ace 0e/erence= S1P IBs

IntroductionThis chapter covers the follo#in& topics



= 2 brief introduction to the Calix C7 broadband Internet serviceapplications%= 2n overvie# of the con&uration process for turnin& up broadbandInternet services%'Proprietary Information: Not for use or disclosure except by written agreement with Calix.

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,bout C7 Broadband Internet ServicesThe Calix C7 supports broadband Internet service applications over copper-based (DSL) andber-based (!") access net#or$s% 3roadband Internet services can bedeplo'ed from an'C7 node% That is, the plu&-in cards providin& broadband subscriber access(2DSL or !LT3-4) can reside in either the Central !ice or in /emote Terminals%The C7 supports 5thernet and 2T* trun$ interface t'pes to uplin$ Internet

traic to the62"% In addition, C7 5thernet uplin$s support static routin&, /outed3rid&ed5ncapsulation, DC /ela' #ith !ption 84, and o5 /ela' for broadbandInternetsubscribers%P59 +iber A%S& Copper PassieSplitter

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Con+iuration vervie*This section provides a &eneral information about con&urin& broadbandInternet serviceson the of Calix C7, includin& supported e9uipment, con&uration &uidelines,and anovervie# of the con&uration process%

Su''orted 8=ui'entThe Calix C7 supports broadband Internet service applications usin& the C7plu&-in cardsand related e9uipment listed belo#%Su''orted ,ccessThe C7 supports DSL and !".TT access options for Internet service%C7 DSL Access: The C7 supports 2DSL4: and le&ac' 2DSL access portsusin& the



follo#in& C7 plu&-in cards= 2DSL4-4;, 2DSL-4;= C!*3!4-4;, C!*3!4-4;D, C!*3!-4;DSL Customer Premises Equipment (CPE): The C7 supportsinteroperabilit' #ith

standards-based 2DSL4:.2DSL modems%C7 PON/FTTP Access: The C7 supports assive !ptical "et#or$s (!"s)for iberto-the-remises (TT) applications usin& the !LT3-4 plu&-in card, #hich ise9uipped#ith t#o 3!" ports% 5ach 3!" port can support up to <4 standards-based 3!"!ptical "et#or$ Terminals (!"Ts)%PON/FTTP Customer Premises Equipment (CPE): The C7 supportsinteroperabilit' #ith the Calix 711-Series !"Ts as #ell as other standards-based 3!"

!"Ts% To support Internet services, the !"T must be e9uipped #ith one ormore=1.=11 5thernet port%Su''orted 6'linsThe C7 supports 5thernet and 2T* uplin$ t'pes for Internet service%C7 Ethernet Upin!s: The C7 supports 5thernet uplin$s usin& the >5-4por >5-4p.5-;p plu&-in cards, #hich are e9uipped #ith t#o >i&abit 5thernet (>5) portsand four =1.=11ast 5thernet (5) ports% The >5-4p and >5-4p.5-;p cards support staticroutin&,

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C7 AT" Upin!s: The C7 supports several 2T* uplin$ t'pes, includin& !Cn(!C<.=4.;8) optical, DS<, I*2 and T= ?"I interfaces% +ou can use an' ofthe follo#in&C7 plu&-in cards to provide 2T* uplin$s= !C<-;, !C=4-;, !C;8-== /2-!C<.=4, /2-!C<.=4.;8, /2-!C;8= DS<-=4p, DS<-;p, DS<5-;p= T=-@ 2:T (I*2 or ?"I mode)

GuidelinesThis section provides &eneral con&uration &uidelines for C7 broadbandInternet serviceapplications%Con+iuration Guidelines



ollo# these &uidelines #hen con&urin& broadband Internet services onthe Calix C7= Install the access.service cards (2DSL or !LT3-4) in an' C7 node (C! or/T)%= Install 2T* uplin$ cards in an' C7 node (C! or /T)%

= Install >5-4p.5-;p uplin$ cards in an' C7 node (C! or /T)% !r install>5-4p uplin$ cards in an' environmentall'-controlled node% The >5-4p.5-;p and >5-4pcards arefunctionall' identical, except that the >5-4p.5-;p card is industriall' ratedto supportdeplo'ments in outdoor remote terminals%Note: or simplicit', all subse9uent references to A>5-4pA in this &uideappl' to boththe >5-4p and >5-4p.5-;p cards%= The C7 supports redundant Internet uplin$s onl' #hen usin& card t'pes

that supporte9uipment protection%= or 5thernet uplin$s providin& static routin& support, all I interfaces onthe >5-4puplin$ card must use I addresses belon&in& to dierent subnets%= 6hen provisionin& subscriber cross-connections, be careful not to exceedthe number of connections supported b' the uplin$ interface t'pe% or cross-connect limitsper interfacet'pe, refer to the Calix C7 Engineering and Guide%= or !".TT applications, the !"Ts should be installed, #ired, turned

up andran&ed before 'ou con&ure broadband Internet services to the !"Ts% +oucan preprovision!"Ts that are not 'et in service from the C7 i*SB ho#ever, the proceduresinthis document assume the !"T to con&ure for Internet service is turnedup andran&ed%Note: This document does not describe ho# to turn up !"Ts for !".TTapplications,but rather, it describes ho# to turn up Internet services on !"T data

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In+oration you need



+ou need to have the follo#in& information on-hand to con&ure broadbandInternetservice= 2T* traic prole re9uirements to create custom traic proles%= 2DSL service parameter re9uirements to create custom 2DSL templates%

= I and CI values used b' the subscribers 2DSL modem%= (or 5thernet uplin$s onl') T'picall' at least t#o I addresses for the >5-4p uplin$ cardEone I address for the ph'sical 5thernet uplin$ interface and one ormore Iaddresses to dene the subscriber subnet(s) for DC rela', if applicable% 2ll Iaddresses must belon& to dierent subnets%= (or 5thernet uplin$s onl') The I address of the default &ate#a' router%= (or 2T* uplin$s onl') I and CI values for the uplin$ cross-connects,as provided

b' 'our Internet Service rovider (IS)%Con+iuration 1rocessThe hi&h-level process for turnin& up broadband Internet service on theCalix C7 isdescribed belo#%Startin 'oint3efore startin& the con&uration process, chec$ that the follo#in&conditions are met= Transport is established to all C7 nodes providin& broadband Internetservice%= The uplin$ card is installed and #ired%

= The 2DSL and.or !LT3-4 service cards are installed and #ired%= (!".TT applications onl') The !"Ts are installed, #ired, turned upand ran&ed%Con+iuration 1rocess vervie*The Calix C7 broadband Internet service con&uration process follo#s#. erif' that all re9uired e9uipment is installed and #ired%2. Con&ure proles and templates%= Create 2T* traic proles for subscriber cross-connects%= Create 2DSL templates to dene 2DSL port settin&s (for 2DSL subscriberportsonl')%= Create Subscriber Templates to dene 'our dierent broadband Internetserviceoerin&s%1)Proprietary Information: Not for use or disclosure except by written agreement with Calix. 2001200" Cali3. All ig(ts esered.

$. Con&ure the Internet uplin$%= Con&ure the 5thernet or 2T* interface port for uplin$ service%



= Con&ure routin& support on the uplin$ card (for 5thernet uplin$s onl')%9. Con&ure subscriber connections%= 2ppl' Subscriber Templates to the access ports and create the cross-connections forsubscriber service%

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C(apter 2Con+iure 1ro+iles and -e'lates +ou can create &lobal proles and templates to simplif' the bul$provisionin& process for

subscriber services% Creatin& proles and templates allo#s 'ou to dene thecharacteristics of a common con&uration element once, then reference or appl' that proleor templatemultiple times throu&hout the net#or$%This chapter describes ho# to create proles and templates associated #ithprovisionin& of broadband Internet services, includin& 2T* traic proles to denesubscriber crossconnectionattributes, 2DSL templates to dene 2DSL port settin&s, and SubscriberTemplates to dene 'our service oerin&s%

-ass CoveredThis chapter covers the follo#in& con&uration tas$s= Con&urin& 2T* traic proles for subscriber Internet cross-connections%= Con&urin& 2DSL templates to dene 2DSL port settin&s and serviceattributes%= Con&urin& Subscriber Templates to dene 'our broadband Internetservice oerin&s%Note: This section does not describe ho# to create an !"T prole% !"Tproles arere9uired to turn up and ran&e !"Ts for service, independent of an'subscriber services

provisionin& on the !"T% 2s specied in the con&uration guidelines (onpa&e ==) for!".TT applications, this &uide assumes that 'ou have alread' installed,#ired, turned upand ran&ed all !"Ts, so the !"Ts should be e9uipped #ith proles alread'%orinstructions to turn up service on an !"T, includin& ho# to create an appl'an !"T prole,



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Creatin ,-3 -ra++ic 1ro+ilesCreate 2T* traic proles to dene the band#idth attributes for subscribercrossconnections% +ou can create up to 011 custom traic proles, or 'ou can use an' of thedefault traic proles provided b' the C7%

,bout 6BR and 6BR> 1ro+ilesTraic proles for Internet cross-connects t'picall' use the ?3/ or ?3/:classes of service%Common applications for the ?3/ and ?3/: classes of service follo#= U#$ (unspecied bit rate) or non-real-time applications that have noperformancere9uirements (such as Internet connections)%

= U#$% (unspecied bit rate plus) or non-real-time applications thatre9uire minimumband#idth reserved on a lin$ (such as hi&her-speed Internet connections ofpremiumservices)%or broadband Internet services in !".TT applications, Calixrecommends creatin& acustom ?3/: prole for the data cross-connection to the !"T 5thernetport, so as toprovide minimum and maximum band#idth%6BR and 6BR> 1araeter 4escri'tions

Select the ?3/ class of service for most Internet applications to provide aAbest eortAtransmission rate% or ?3/ proles, simpl' specif' a ea$ Cell /ate (C/)to limit traic toa maximum rate, so as to $eep hi&h-volume users from usin& up all availableband#idth%Select the ?3/: class of service for Internet applications for #hich 'ou#ant to also reserveminimum band#idth on the lin$% To reserve the minimum band#idth, 'ouspecif' a*inimum Cell /ate (*C/) in addition to the C/, to help ensure that allsubscribers havesatisfactor' band#idth%Note: If 'ou do not set values for *C/ and C/ #hen usin& ?3/:, theprole behavesli$e ?3/, the minimum cell rate defaults to Fero and the pea$ cell ratedefaults to the linerate%



Pe&! Ce $&te (PC$') Identies the fastest rate at #hich cells from thesame 2T*connection arrive% The rate is expressed in cells per second (cps)% Thisparameter is applicablefor all the supported classes of service% C/ is an inte&er &reater than 1%

"inimum Ce $&te ("C$) Species a &uaranteed minimum cell rate thatthe connection#ill support% The rate is specied in cells per second (cps)% This parameteris applicable onl'to the >/ and ?3/: class of service% *C/ is an inte&er and must be lessthan C/1=%1$Proprietary Information: Not for use or disclosure except by written agreement with Calix. 2001200" Cali3. All ig(ts esered.

4e+ault 6BR -ra++ic 1ro+ileThe C7 provides one default ?3/ prole% The follo#in& table sho#s theattributes of the

default C7 ?3/ prole%1araeter :alueProfile -dentifier 4-%6 UB%escription 4%ESC6 UBClass of Serice 4C5S6 UBCell %ela; >ariation #olerance 4C%>#6 *0 4?s6Pea7 Cell ate 4PC016 2)0 4cps6Cell #agging 4CE&&#AG6 9Police 4P5&-CE6 @

Application -% 4APP-%6 4blan76 Actie 4AC#->E6 @

Note: The ea$ Cell /ate is expressed in cells per second (cps)% The defaultC/ value of 48<1 cps e9uates to =%4 *bps%

Creatin Custo 6BR and 6BR> -ra++ic 1ro+iles +ou can create custom ?3/ or ?3/: traic proles to suit 'our servicere9uirements% +ouma' #ish to create separate proles for upstream and do#nstream traic% If so, perform thefollo#in& procedures t#ice, once to create an upstream prole and a&ain tocreate ado#nstream prole%-o create a 6BR tra++ic 'ro+ile#. !n the ile menu, clic$ Cre&te G Netor! G Pro*es G AT" Tr&+cPro*e%2. In the 2T* Traic role dialo& box, set the ne# prole parameters asfollo#sa% In the role Identier box, t'pe an ID number for the ne# traic prole%b% In the Description box, t'pe a brief name to describe this prole (up to ==characters)% or example, t'pe U#$ DS%1Proprietary Information: Not for use or disclosure except by written agreement with Calix. 2001200" Cali3. All ig(ts esered.



$. Dene the attributes for 2T* traic prolea% In the Class of Service list, clic$ U#$%Note: The available traic descriptors chan&e accordin& to the class ofservice selected%b% In the ea$ Cell /ate box, t'pe a C/ value (in cells per second)%

or example, to cap the traic rate at < *bps, t'pe 7'7,%Note: To convert units from *bps to cps, clic$ the calculator icon to theri&ht of theea$ Cell /ate box% 5nter a value in *bps, then clic$ O- % The i*Sautomaticall'converts the supplied value to cps units%c% In the 2pplication ID list, accept the default value (blan$)%d% In the 2ctive list, clic$ . (+es) to enable this traic prole%9. Clic$ O- to save the ne# prole%-o create a 6BR> tra++ic 'ro+ile#. !n the ile menu, clic$ Cre&te G Netor! G Pro*es G AT" Tr&+c

Pro*e%2. In the 2T* Traic role dialo& box, set the ne# prole parameters asfollo#sa% In the role Identier box, t'pe an ID number for the ne# traic prole%b% In the Description box, t'pe a brief name to describe this prole (up to ==characters)% or example, t'pe U#$% DS%$. Dene the attributes for 2T* traic prolea% In the Class of Service list, clic$ U#$%%Note: The available traic descriptors chan&e accordin& to the class ofservice selected%b% In the ea$ Cell /ate box, t'pe a C/ value (in cells per second)%

or example, to cap the traic rate at @ *bps, t'pe ,'%Note: To convert units from *bps to cps, clic$ the calculator icon to theri&ht of theea$ Cell /ate box% 5nter a value in *bps, then clic$ O- % The i*Sautomaticall'converts the supplied value to cps units%c% In the *inimum Cell /ate box, t'pe a *C/ value (in cells per second)%or example, to dene a minimum traic rate of = *bps, t'pe 01,2%d% In the 2pplication ID list, accept the default value (blan$)%e% In the 2ctive list, clic$ . (+es) to enable this traic prole%9. Clic$ O- to save the ne# prole%

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Creatin ,4S -e'latesThe C7 provides nine default 2DSL templates% These templates are basedon the various 2DSL standards% +ou can appl' 2DSL templates to an' 2DSL port #ithin thes'stem to



dene the service attributes for that port% +ou can create up to 01 dierent 2DSL templates,or 'ou can use an' of the nine default C7 2DSL templates% +ou appl' an 2DSL template to an 2DSL port b' selectin& the template ID(from the

2DSL Template Identier list) #hen con&urin& the port for service%!ther#ise, 'ou selectan 2DSL template #hen denin& a Subscriber Template, and the 2DSLtemplate attributesare applied #hen 'ou appl' the Subscriber Template to the access portusin& the AddSubscriber #iFard%

4e+ault ,4S -e'latesThe C7 provides nine default 2DSL templates% These templates are basedon the various 2DSL standards%

The follo#in& tables sho# the attributes of the nine default 2DSL templates%The rst tabledenes the le&ac' 2DSL templates (pre-2DSL4:) that can be applied to an' 2DSL port%The second table denes the templates that can be applied to 2DSL4: portsonl'%,4S te'lates1araeter 33 G.ite -#.9#$ G.43-Profile -dentifier 4-%6 88 G&-#E #1*1) G%8#%escription 4%ESC6 88 G&-#E #1*1) G%8#Serice #;pe 4S>#@PE6 88 G&-#E #1*1) G%8#C(annel 0 SelectionAllocation 4C/9&06 -9#&> -9#&> -9#&> -9#&>C(nl 0 8a3imum %o:nstream ate 4%S06 1"0 bps 1,)" bps 1"0 bps 1"0 bps

C(nl 0 8inimum %o:nstream ate 48%S06 )* bps )* bps )* bps )* bpsC(nl 0 8a3imum Upstream ate 4US06 00 bps ,12 bps 00 bps 00 bpsC(nl 0 8inimum Upstream ate 48US06 12 bps 12 bps 12 bps 12 bps#arget %o:nstream S9 8argin 4#8%S6 dB dB dB dB8a3imum %o:nstream S9 8argin 48%S6 1" dB 1" dB 1" dB 1" dB8inimum %o:nstream S9 8argin 488%S6 0 dB 0 dB 0 dB 0 dB#arget Upstream S9 8argin 4#8US6 dB dB dB dB8a3imum Upstream S9 8argin 48US6 1" dB 1" dB 1" dB 1" dB8inimum Upstream S9 8argin 488US6 0 dB 0 dB 0 dB 0 dB8a3imum %o:nstream &atenc; 4%S&A#6 AU#5 AU#5 AU#5 AU#58a3imum Upstream &atenc; 4US&A#6 AU#5 AU#5 AU#5 AU#5#rellis Coding 4#C6 E9AB&E% E9AB&E% E9AB&E% E9AB&E%


,4S2> te'lates1araeter 332> ,4S2> ,4S2 R8,4S2 ,<<8?3Profile -dentifier 4-%6 882! A%S&2! A%S& EAS%S&2 A99E8%escription 4%ESC6 882! A%S&2! A%S& EAS%S&2 A99E8Serice #;pe 4S>#@PE6 882! A%S&2! A%S& EAS%S&2 A99E8C(annel 0 SelectionAllocation 4C/9&06 -9#&> -9#&> -9#&> -9#&> -9#&>C(nl 0 8a3imum %o:nstream ate4%S06)2$)" bps )2$)" bps 1"),2 bps 1,)" bps )2$)" bpsC(nl 0 8inimum %o:nstream ate48%S06)* bps )* bps )* bps )* bps )* bps



C(nl 0 8a3imum Upstream ate 4US06 00 bps 00 bps 00 bps ,12 bps 00 bpsC(nl 0 8inimum Upstream ate 48US06 12 bps 12 bps 12 bps 12 bps 12 bps#arget %o:nstream S9 8argin 4#8%S6 " dB " dB " dB " dB " dB8a3imum %o:nstream S9 8argin48%S61" dB 1" dB 1" dB 1" dB 1" dB8inimum %o:nstream S9 8argin488%S6

0 dB 0 dB 0 dB 0 dB 0 dB#arget Upstream S9 8argin 4#8US6 " dB " dB " dB " dB " dB8a3imum Upstream S9 8argin 48US6 1" dB 1" dB 1" dB 1" dB 1" dB8inimum Upstream S9 8argin 488US6 0 dB 0 dB 0 dB 0 dB 0 dB8a3imum %o:nstream &atenc; 4%S&A#6 AU#5 AU#5 AU#5 AU#5 AU#58a3imum Upstream &atenc; 4US&A#6 AU#5 AU#5 AU#5 AU#5 AU#5#rellis Coding 4#C6 E9AB&E% E9AB&E% E9AB&E% E9AB&E% E9AB&E%ate Adaptation 85%E %o:nstream4A85%E%S6-nit -nit -nit -nit -nitate Adaptation 85%E Upstream4A85%EUS6-nit -nit -nit -nit -nitate Adaptation Ups(ift 8argin%o:nStream 4AU8%S6' dB ' dB ' dB ' dB ' dBate Adaptation %o:ns(ift 8argin

%o:nStream 4A%8%S6) dB ) dB ) dB ) dB ) dBate Adaptation Ups(ift #ime %o:nstream4AU#%S6"0 sec. "0 sec. "0 sec. "0 sec. "0 sec.ate Adaptation %o:ns(ift #ime%o:nstream 4A%#%S6"0 sec. "0 sec. "0 sec. "0 sec. "0 sec.ate Adaptation Ups(ift 8argin Upstream4AU8US6' dB ' dB ' dB ' dB ' dBate Adaptation %o:ns(ift 8arginUpstream 4A%8US6) dB ) dB ) dB ) dB ) dBate Adaptation Ups(ift #ime Upstream4AU#US6"0 sec. "0 sec. "0 sec. "0 sec. "0 sec.ate Adaptation %o:ns(ift #ime Upstream4A%#US6"0 sec. "0 sec. "0 sec. "0 sec. "0 sec.Po:er 8anagement 85%E 4P885%E6 &0 &0 &0 &0 &0&0 #ime 4&0#-8E6 2,, sec. 2,, sec. 2,, sec. 2,, sec. 2,, sec.&2 #ime 4&2#-8E6 2,, sec. 2,, sec. 2,, sec. 2,, sec. 2,, sec.&2 8a3 Aggregate #3 P:r eduction4&2A#P6) dB ) dB ) dB ) dB ) dB&2 8inimum %ata ate in &o: Po:er 8ode 4&28-96102* bps 102* bps 102* bps 102* bps 102* bps


1araeter 332> ,4S2> ,4S2 R8,4S2 ,<<8?3&2 E3it ate #(res(old 4&2E-#6 ,12 bps ,12 bps ,12 bps ,12 bps ,12 bps&2 Entr; ate #(res(old 4&2E9#@6 1 1 1 1 1&2 Entr; #ime #(res(old 4&2E9#@#6 100 sec. 100 sec. 100 sec. 100 sec. 100 sec.%o:nStream Start #one 4%SS#6 0 0 0 0 0%o:nStream End #one 4%SE#6 0 0 0 0 0UpStream Start #one 4USS#6 0 0 0 0 0UpStream End #one 4USE#6 0 0 0 0 0

,4S 1ort 1araeter 4e+initionsDenitions of the 2DSL port parameters follo#



Pro*e 34enti*er (3D): 2 number that uni9uel' identies an 2DSLtemplate% +ou cancreate up to 01 custom 2DSL templates that can be applied to an' 2DSLport in the s'stem%5nter a number bet#een = and 01%

Description (DESC): 2 user-dened character strin& of up to ==characters% ?se this eldto add descriptive information about the template%Ser5ice T6pe (S$T.PE): Species the 2DSL operatin& modes that dictatethe 2DSLhandsha$in& protocol, channel capacit', and other ph'sical linecharacteristics based on 2DSL specications% Select one of the follo#in& values= ""0% (multi-mode 4:) 2llo#s the port to automaticall' detect and trainup to theservice t'pe supported b' the C5B supports 2DSL4:, /52DSL4, and

2DSL4standards as #ell as >%D*T, T=-;=<, and >%Lite standards= ADSL0%: 2DSL4: standards specication= ADSL0: 2DSL4 standards specication= $EADSL0 (/each 5xtended 2DSL4) /52DSL4 standards specication= ANNE8": 2DSL4.2DSL4: 2nnex * standards specication= "" (multi-mode) 2llo#s the port to automaticall' detect and train up tothe servicet'pe supported b' the C5B supports >%D*T, T=-;=<, and >%Lite standards= 9D"T: >%D*T standards specication= T1: T=%;=< standards specication

= 9L3TE: >%Lite standards specicationThe default value is 2 for 2DSL4: ports and for le&ac' 2DSL ports%To train up,the C5 must support the selected mode%Ch&nne ' Seection/Aoc&tion (CNL'): Species the operatin& modeof the primar'channel% Select one of the follo#in& values22Proprietary Information: Not for use or disclosure except by written agreement with Calix. 2001200" Cali3. All ig(ts esered.

= FAST H species a minimum of ; ms dela'= 3NTL H species a dela' &reater than or e9ual to 0 msThe default value is I"TL%Chn ' "&; Donstre&m r&te (8DS$'): Species the maximumdo#nstream rate forchannel 1% This parameter is specied in $ilobits per second (bps)% 5nter anumber that is amultiple of <4% alid ran&e is <4 to <47<@ (conditional)%



Chn ' "in Donstre&m r&te ("DS$'): Species the minimumdo#nstream rate forchannel 1% This parameter is specied in $ilobits per second (bps)% 5nter anumber that is amultiple of <4% alid ran&e is <4 to <47<@ (conditional)%

Chn ' "&; Upstre&m r&te (8US$'): Species the maximum upstreamrate for channel 1%This parameter is specied in $ilobits per second (bps)% 5nter a numberthat is a multipleof <4% alid ran&e is <4 to 41;8 (conditional)B <4 to <174 for 2nnex *%Chn ' "in Upstre&m r&te ("US$'): Species the minimum upstreamrate for channel 1%This parameter is specied in $ilobits per second (bps)% 5nter a numberthat is a multipleof <4% alid ran&e is <4 to 41;8 (conditional)B <4 to <174 for 2nnex *%T&r<et 4onstre&m SN$ m&r<in (T"DS): Species the tar&et si&nal-to-

noise ratio in d3for the do#nstream direction% 5nter a value bet#een 1 and =0%"&;imum 4onstre&m SN$ m&r<in (8"DS): Species the maximumsi&nal-to-noiseratio in d3 for the do#nstream direction% 5nter a value bet#een 1 and <=%"inimum 4onstre&m SN$ m&r<in (""DS): Species species theminimum si&nal-tonoiseratio in d3 for the do#nstream direction% 5nter a value bet#een H<4 and:=0%T&r<et upstre&m SN$ m&r<in (T"US): Species the tar&et si&nal-to-noise in d3 ratio in

the upstream direction% 5nter a value bet#een 1 and =0%"&;imum upstre&m SN$ m&r<in (8"US): Species the maximum si&nal-to-noise ratioin d3 for the upstream direction% 5nter a value bet#een 1 and <=%"inimum upstre&m SN$ m&r<in (""US): Species the minimum si&nal-to-noise ratioin d3 for the upstream direction% 5nter a value bet#een H<4 and :=0%"&;imum Donstre&m L&tenc6 (DSLAT): Species the tolerable dela' of the datatransmission in milliseconds (ms) for the do#nstream direction on aninterleaved channel (if

the C"L1 parameter value is I"TL)% 5nter 2?T!, or a number bet#een 0ms and@; ms based on the follo#in& &uidelines= 5nter a lo#er number to prioritiFe dela' over performance (less dela')%= 5nter a hi&her number to prioritiFe performance over dela' (more dela')%= 5nter 2?T! to optimiFe latenc' bet#een dela' and error performance%2)Proprietary Information: Not for use or disclosure except by written agreement with Calix.




"&;imum Upstre&m L&tenc6 (USLAT): Species the tolerable dela' ofthe datatransmission in milliseconds (ms) for the upstream direction on aninterleaved channel (if theC"L1 parameter value is I"TL)% 5nter 2?T!, or a number bet#een 0 msand @; msbased on the follo#in& &uidelines= 5nter a lo#er number to prioritiFe dela' over performance (less dela')%= 5nter a hi&her number to prioritiFe performance over dela' (more dela')%= 5nter 2?T! to optimiFe latenc' bet#een dela' and error performance%Treis Co4in< (TC): 5nables trellis codin& to improve the DSL s'stemperformance%Trellis codin& is a method of for#ard error correction in #hich each si&nalelement isassi&ned a value based on phase and amplitude to help the receivin&

modem determine if theelement is received in error% It is used to meet performance mar&inre9uirements for lon&loops, or increase the transmission throu&hput under a speciedperformance mar&inBprovides increased &ain a&ainst bac$&round and cross-tal$ noise% Thedefault value is5"23L5D% Select DIS23L5D to turn o this performance enhancement%8xclusive ,4S2> 'araetersThe follo#in& additional parameters appl' to 2DSL4: capable ports onl'$&te A4&pt&tion "ODE DonStre&m ($A"ODEDS): Species #hether

the data ratefor the do#nstream si&nal is allo#ed to var' d'namicall' as the noise level varies% There aret#o values= 3nit H The rate remains at its initial rate upon train-up and does notchan&e%= D6n&mic H The rate is allo#ed to chan&e automaticall' in response tochan&es in thenoise level% ("ote that this ma' not be supported b' all C5%)$&te A4&pt&tion "ODE UpStre&m ($A"ODEUS): Species the rateadaptation mode

upstream% There are t#o values= 3nit H The rate remains at its initial rate upon train-up and does notchan&e%= D6n&mic H The rate is allo#ed to chan&e automaticall' in response tochan&es in thenoise level% ("ote that this ma' not be supported b' all C5%)$&te A4&pt&tion Upshi=t "&r<in DonStre&m ($AU"DS): 2pplies onl'#hen d'namic



rate adaptation is specied% Species the noise mar&in in decibels (d3) thattri&&ers anincrease in the do#nstream data rate% or the increase to occur, the noisemar&in must sta'above this value for the time specied in /ate 2daptation ?pshift Time

Do#nStream(/2?TDS)% The ran&e of values is 1 to <= d3% /2?*DS must be &reaterthan /2D*DS%$&te A4&pt&tion Donshi=t "&r<in DonStre&m ($AD"DS): 2ppliesonl' #hend'namic rate adaptation is specied% Species the noise mar&in in decibels(d3) that tri&&ers adecrease in the do#nstream data rate% or the decrease to occur, the noisemar&in must sta'belo# this value for the time specied in /ate 2daptation Do#nshift TimeDo#nStream

(/2?TDS)% The ran&e of values is 1 to <= d3% /2?*DS must be &reaterthan /2D*DS%2*Proprietary Information: Not for use or disclosure except by written agreement with Calix. 2001200" Cali3. All ig(ts esered.

$&te A4&pt&tion Upshi=t Time Donstre&m ($AUTDS): 2pplies onl'#hen d'namicrate adaptation is specied% Species the duration in seconds that thedo#nstream noisemar&in must sta' above the /ate 2daptation ?pshift *ar&in Do#nstream(/2?*DS)before the modem increases the do#nstream data rate% The valid ran&e is 1

to =@<8< seconds%1 disables the feature%$&te A4&pt&tion Donshi=t Time Donstre&m ($ADTDS): 2pplies onl'#hen d'namicrate adaptation is specied% Species the duration in seconds that thedo#nstream noisemar&in must sta' belo# the /ate 2daptation Do#nshift *ar&in Do#nstream(/2D*DS)before the modem decreases the do#nstream data rate% The valid ran&e is 1to =@<8<seconds% 1 disables the feature%

$&te A4&pt&tion Upshi=t "&r<in UpStre&m ($AU"US): 2pplies onl'#hen d'namicrate adaptation is specied% /2?*?S must be &reater than /2D*?S% Thedefault value isJ d3%$&te A4&pt&tion Donshi=t "&r<in UpStre&m ($AD"US): 2pplies onl'#hen d'namic



rate adaptation is specied% /2?*DS must be &reater than /2D*DS% Thedefault value is< d3%$&te A4&pt&tion Upshi=t Time UpStre&m ($AUTUS): 2pplies onl' #hend'namic rate

adaptation is specied% Species the number of seconds for rate adaptationupshift% Thedefault value is <1%$&te A4&pt&tion Donshi=t Time UpStre&m ($ADTUS): 2pplies onl'#hen d'namicrate adaptation is specied% Species the number of seconds for rateadaptation do#nshift%The default value is <1%Poer "&n&<ement "ODE (P""ODE): There are four options for 2DSLo#er*ana&ement states

= L' H Species to operate in full po#er mode at all times% *a' not besupported b' allC5%= L0 H Species a lo# po#er state for use #hen there is little or no traic%6hen traicdecreases, the 2DSL4 transitions into L4 lo# po#er mode and overall po#erconsumption is reduced% L4 allo#s $eep-alive traic and returns to L1 mode#ithin 4D*T frames% 6ideband ener&' transmitted durin& L4 mode% *a' not besupported b'all C5%

= L0L1 H Species either L4 or L< po#er mana&ement state% *a' not besupported b' allC5%= L1 H Species a sleep mode #hen po#er is not re9uired% The L< po#erstate is used#hen the user in not on-line and there is no traic on the 2DSL4connection% 6hen inL< po#er mana&ement mode, the 2DSL4 connection &oes thou&h aninitialiFationprocess before the connection can be re-established% *a' not be supportedb' all C5%

Note: L< po#er mana&ement state is not supported in this /elease%2,Proprietary Information: Not for use or disclosure except by written agreement with Calix. 2001200" Cali3. All ig(ts esered.

L' Time (L'T3"E): *inimum L1 Time interval bet#een L4 exit and next L4entr'% Theran&e is 1 to 400 seconds% The default value is 400% *a' not be supportedb' all C5%



L0 Time (L0T3"E): *inimum L4 time interval bet#een L4 entr' and rstL4 trim% Theran&e is 1 to 400 seconds% The default value is 400% *a' not be supportedb' all C5%L0 "&; A<<re<&te T; Pr $e4uction (L0ATP$): *aximum 2&&re&ate

Transmit o#er/eduction in d3 per L4 trim% The default value is <% *a' not be supportedb' all C5%L0 "inimum $&te in Lo Poer "o4e (L0"3N$): *inimum net datarate (in bps)durin& the lo# po#er state (L4)% If the actual user data rate is lo#er thanL4*I"/, ra# cellsare inKected to maintain the provisioned value% The ran&e is 40@ to =14;bps% The default value is =14;% *a' not be supported b' all C5%L0 E;it $&te Thresho4 (L0E83T$): Do#nstream data rate threshold (in

bps) thattri&&ers autonomous exit from lo# po#er state (L4)% The ran&e is = to =14;bps% The valuemust be less than L4*I"/% The default value is 0=4% *a' not be supportedb' all C5%L0 Entr6 $&te Thresho4 (L0ENT$.$): Do#nstream data rate threshold(in bps) thattri&&ers autonomous entr' into lo# po#er state (L4)% The value ran&e is = to=14;% The valuemust be less than or e9ual to L45IT/% The default value is =% *a' not besupported b' all

C5%L0 Entr6 Time Thresho4 (L0ENT$.T): *inimum interval of time (inseconds) that thenet data rate should sta' belo# the L4-5"T/+-/2T5 (L45"T/+/) beforeautonomousentr' into lo# po#er state (L4)% The value ran&e is J11 to @00<0 seconds%The default value is=81% *a' not be supported b' all C5%DonStre&m St&rt Tone (DSST): Species the do#nstream start toneindex% DSST mustbe less than or e9ual to DS5T% See A3S- !one Con%gurations on pa&e 4@ for

valid ran&es% Thedefault value is 1%Start and end tones, also $no#n as start and end bins, dene the lo# andhi&h ran&es of fre9uenc' bands used for the upstream and do#nstream si&nals% 6henhi&h-po#er lon&distancesi&nals are carried in the same binder &roup as lo#-po#er short-distancesi&nals,



crosstal$ can occur bet#een the si&nals% To prevent crosstal$ in somesituations, 'ou canspecif' start and end tones that dene dierent fre9uenc' bands fordierent si&nals% Thedefault value for start and end tones, 1, means the feature is disabled% DSST

must be lessthan or e9ual to DS5T%DonStre&m En4 Tone (DSET): Species the do#nstream end tone index%DS5T mustbe &reater than or e9ual to DSST% See A3S- !one Con%gurations on pa&e 4@for valid ran&es%The default value is 1%UpStre&m St&rt Tone (USST): Species the upstream start tone index%?SST must be lessthan or e9ual to ?S5T% See A3S- !one Con%gurations on pa&e 4@ for validran&es% The default

value is 1%2"Proprietary Information: Not for use or disclosure except by written agreement with Calix. 2001200" Cali3. All ig(ts esered.

UpStre&m En4 Tone (USET): Species the upstream end tone index% ?S5Tmust be&reater than or e9ual to ?SST% See A3S- !one Con%gurations on pa&e 4@ for valid ran&es% Thedefault value is 1%$eport $emo5e/$estore ($EPT$"$ST): 5nables.disables reportin& of 2DSL portremove.restore events (includin& modem retrains) in the s'stem event lo&s%

/eportin& of these events can con&est the s'stem event lo&s% + (+es) enables reportin&, "("o) disablesreportin&% The default value is "%9r&4e o= Ser5ice (9OS): The ID number (and description) of a dened>rade of Serviceprole% >rade of Service proles dene * counter thresholds% To appl' a>rade of Serviceprole, select a prole ID from the list% +ou can appl' the default >rade ofService prole(D5LT) dened b' the Standards, appl' a custom prole, or select ! to

disablereportin& of threshold crossin& alerts% The default value is !%

,4S -one Con+iurations +ou ma' select the index of the start and end tones in upstream anddo#nstream directions%If an' of the tone parameters are set to 1, the provisioned values of theremainin& tone



settin&s are i&nored%/an&es and defaults for the supported service t'pes are sho#n in thefollo#in& tableService-y'e 4SS- 4S8- 6SS- 6S8-

9>D"T? 9>L3TE?T>1? ADSL0<4H400 <4H400 @H<= @H<=ADSL0% <4H0== <4H0== @H<= @H<=ANNE8" @;H0== @;H0== @H@< @H@<Note: Tone con&uration feature does not appl' to the **4: and **service t'pes%2$Proprietary Information: Not for use or disclosure except by written agreement with Calix. 2001200" Cali3. All ig(ts esered.

Creatin Custo ,4S -e'latesT'picall', creatin& a custom 2DSL template re9uires chan&in& onl' three

parameters fromthe defaults Service T'pe, *aximum ?pstream /ate, and *aximumDo#nstream /ate%*odif' other parameters as needed for 'our applications%-o create an ,4S te'late#. !n the i*S "avi&ation Tree, clic$ the "et#or$ level%2. In the 6or$ 2rea, clic$ Pro*e G ADSL Temp&te%$. !n the toolbar, clic$ Cre&te to displa' the 2DSL Template dialo& box%9. In the 2DSL Template dialo& box, do the follo#in&a% In the role Identier box, t'pe an ID number to identif' the ne# prole(= to 01)%

b% In the Description box, t'pe a name to describe the prole (maximum of==alphanumeric characters)%c% In the Service T'pe list, select a service t'pe from amon& the nine defaultC7 2DSLtemplates%Note: The default attributes from the template 'ou select #ill import into 'our ne#template% The displa'ed parameters and default values ma' chan&eaccordin&l'% ?se theseimported defaults as a baseline from #hich to dene 'our ne# custom 2DSL

template%d% In the *aximum Do#nstream /ate - Channel 1 box, t'pe a maximumtransmissionrate%e% In the *inimum Do#nstream /ate - Channel 1 box, t'pe a minimumtransmissionrate%



f% In the *aximum ?pstream /ate - Channel 1 box, t'pe a maximumtransmission rate%2Proprietary Information: Not for use or disclosure except by written agreement with Calix. 2001200" Cali3. All ig(ts esered.

&% In the *inimum ?pstream /ate - Channel 1 box, t'pe a minimum

transmission rate%h% *odif' the remainin& parameter values as needed for 'our servicere9uirements%Note: old 'our mouse pointer over an input box to displa' the valid ran&efor theparameter%5. Clic$ O- to save the ne# 2DSL template%

Creatin Subscriber -e'latesTo simplif' provisionin& of broadband services for ne# subscribers, and tominimiFe

con&uration errors, 'ou can create Subscriber Templates that dene 'ourdierent serviceoerin&s% 6hen 'ou turn up service for ne# subscribers, 'ou simpl' appl'the appropriateSubscriber Template to the subscriber access ports, and the i*Sautomaticall' con&ures theport and the end-to-end cross-connection(s)%Con&ure each Subscriber Template for either 2DSL or !"T 5thernetaccess port t'pes%Subscriber Templates support both data (Internet) and video servicecon&urations, so 'ou

can con&ure each Subscriber Template for broadband Internet serviceonl', video serviceonl', or both services to&ether%The C7 supports up to 41 dierent Subscriber Templates, so 'ou can createmultipletemplates to support various t'pes of service% or example, suppose 'ouprovide several tiersof 2DSL services and !"T 5thernet services% +ou could create multipletemplates such asMDSL >oldN and ADSL latinumA for 2DSL Internet subscribersB M!"T 5th=1*bpsN and

A!"T 5th =0*bpsA for !"T Internet subscribersB and so on%6ith Subscriber Templates, 'ou con&ure each service oerin& onl' once,instead of repeatedl' provisionin& all of the con&uration information ever' time 'ouadd a ne#subscriber% Subscriber Templates &et applied to access ports b' the AddSubscriber #iFard#hen 'ou add ne# subscriber connections to the net#or$%



-o create a Subscriber -e'late#. !n the ile menu, clic$ Cre&te G Su@scri@er G Su@scri@er Temp&te%2. In the Subscriber Template dialo& box, do the follo#in&a% In the Template ID box, t'pe an ID number (from = to 41) for the ne#template%

b% In the Description box, t'pe a brief description for the template (up to <4charactersin len&th)%c% In the Template T'pe list, select the t'pe of access port (ADSL or ONT) to#hichthe template shall appl'%2'Proprietary Information: Not for use or disclosure except by written agreement with Calix. 2001200" Cali3. All ig(ts esered.

d% (Conditional) or 2DSL template t'pes, in the 2DSL Template list, selectan 2DSLservice template to appl' to 2DSL ports%

$. Select the D&t& Ser5ice chec$ box to include Internet serviceconnections in thistemplate%Note: Subscriber Templates provide default values for the Data Serviceconnectionattributes% *odif' the default Data C parameter values as needed%9. To include video service connections in this template, select the i4eoSer5ice chec$ box% Then set the ideo Service connection attributes accordin& to theservices provided%See the Calix C7 #ideo Services Guide for instructions%

5. Clic$ Cre&te to save the ne# Subscriber Template%)0Proprietary Information: Not for use or disclosure except by written agreement with Calix. 2001200" Cali3. All ig(ts esered.Proprietary Information: Not for use or disclosure except by written agreement with Calix. 2001200" Cali3. All ig(ts esered.

C(apter )Con+iure t&e Internet 6'linThis chapter describes ho# to con&ure a C7 pac$et trun$ port for Internetuplin$ service%

The C7 supports 5thernet and 2T* interface t'pes for Internet uplin$s%-ass CoveredThis chapter covers the follo#in& con&uration tas$s= Con&urin& an 5thernet uplin$, includin& routin& support on the uplin$card%= Con&urin& an 2T* uplin$%)2Proprietary Information: Not for use or disclosure except by written agreement with Calix.




Con+iurin an 8t&ernet 6'linThis section describes ho# to con&ure an 5thernet port to provide theInternet uplin$,includin& ho# to con&ure routin& support on the uplin$ card%

The Calix C7 supports 5thernet uplin$s usin& the >5-4p or >5-4p.5-;pplu&-in cards,#hich are e9uipped #ith >i&abit 5thernet (>5) and ast 5thernet (5)interfaces% The>5-4p and >5-4p.5-;p cards support static routin&, /outed 3rid&ed5ncapsulation,DC /ela' #ith !ption 84, and o5 /ela'%The >5-4p and >5-4p.5-;p cards are functionall' identical, except that the>5-4p.5-;p card is industriall' rated to support deplo'ments in outdoor remoteterminals% 5ach card

provide six 5thernet ports, includin& t#o >5 ports and four 5 ports% In theC7 i*S, the5thernet ports on the >5-4p and >5-4p.5-;p cards are identied asfollo#s= orts = and 4 are the >i&abit 5thernet (>5) ports%= orts <, ;, 0, and @ are the ast 5thernet (5) ports%Con+iuration Guidelines +or 8t&ernet 6'linsollo# these &uidelines #hen con&urin& an 5thernet port for Internetuplin$ service= The >5-4p.5-;p uplin$ card can reside in an' C7 node% The >5-4p cardcan resideonl' in an environmentall'-controlled node%Note: or simplicit', all subse9uent references to A>5-4pA in this &uideappl' to boththe >5-4p and >5-4p.5-;p cards%= The >5-4p card does not currentl' support e9uipment protection forredundant uplin$s%= The >5-4p card has t#o >i&abit 5thernet ports and four ast 5thernet(=1.=11) ports%= The >5-4p card currentl' supports up to 8,111 total cross-connections%= T'pical con&urations re9uire at least t#o I interfaces on the >5-4puplin$ cardEoneon the ph'sical 5thernet uplin$ interface and, if supportin& /35connections, one ormore on the = to dene the subscriber subnet(s) for DC rela'% 2ll Iinterfaceaddresses must belon& to dierent subnets%= !ne 5thernet uplin$ can support up to 0,111 o5 sessions, and up to 0sessions



(hosts) on a sin&le subscriber port%= o5 support re9uires onl' a cross-connection from the subscriber portto the >5-4p= port%= o5 connections do not re9uire La'er < routin& support, so no I

interfaces arere9uired on >5-4p to support onl' o5 sessions% o#ever, Calixrecommendscon&urin& an I interface on the ph'sical uplin$ port to support otherLa'er < utilitiesfrom the C7, such as I pin&%))Proprietary Information: Not for use or disclosure except by written agreement with Calix. 2001200" Cali3. All ig(ts esered.

= The >5-4p card can support mixed connection t'pes (DC rela' hosts,static hosts,and o5 hosts)%

Startin 'oint3efore startin& the uplin$ con&uration process, chec$ that the follo#in&conditions are met= Transport is established to all C7 nodes providin& broadband Internetservice%= The >5-4p card providin& the uplin$ interface is installed and #ired%<ext Ste'serform the follo#in& tas$s accordin& to 'our application re9uirements#. Con&ure the 5thernet port for service%= If the uplin$ facilit' is a >5 port, &o to Con%guring a Gigabit Et"ernet Port(on pa&e <;)%

= If the uplin$ facilit' is an 5 port, &o to Con%guring a $ast Et"ernet Port(on pa&e <0)%2. Con&ure I interfaces on the >5-4p card% See Con%guring IP Inter/aces(on pa&e <7) fordetails%Note: Step < is not re9uired if the 5thernet uplin$ shall support onl' o5connections%$. Con&ure DC rela' and routin& support for subscribers #ith /outed3rid&ed5ncapsulation (/35) connections%= Con&ure static I routes to dene routes from the >5-4p card toexternal subnets%See Con%guring Static IP 0outes (on pa&e <8) for details%= Con&ure a DC server connection on the >5-4p card to support DCrela' for/35 subscribers% See Con%guring 3&CP Server Connections (on pa&e <J) fordetails%



= Con&ure one or more sub interface bindin&s to support DC rela' for/35subscribers% See Con%guring Sub Inter/ace Bindings (on pa&e ;1) for details%= (!ption) Con&ure static I hosts in the >5-4p routin& table% See(4ptional) Creating

Static IP &osts (on pa&e ;4) for details%Note: o5 traic is for#arded at La'er 4, so o5 connections do notre9uire theroutin& support provided b' the >5-4p card% o#ever, Calix recommendscon&urin& Iinterfaces on the ph'sical 5thernet ports even for o5 uplin$applications, to supportother La'er < functions such as I pin&% If 'our 5thernet uplin$ shallsupport onl' o5Internet connections, perform Steps = and 4, then s$ip the remainin& steps%)*Proprietary Information: Not for use or disclosure except by written agreement with Calix. 2001200" Cali3. All ig(ts esered.

Con+iurin a Giabit 8t&ernet 1ortThe >5-4p card is e9uipped #ith t#o >i&abit 5thernet ports that can serveas Internetuplin$s%Giabit 8t&ernet 'ort settinsThe follo#in& table lists the parameter values for a >i&abit 5thernet port%1araeter :alid'tions4e+ault:alue

Ta&&ed " ("o) "*aximum Transmission =0=8 (b'tes) =0=8olicin& " (disabled) "Speed 2utomatic=111 (*bps) 2utomaticDuplex 2utomaticull 2utomaticLaser 5nabled + (+es)" ("o)

+ Note: Some routers do not support automatic detection of transmission rateor duplexmode% If connectin& to such a device, specif' the transmission rate (Speed)and duplex mode(Duplex) on the >5 port instead of acceptin& the default Autom&tic option%-o con+iure a G8 'ort +or service#. !n the i*S "avi&ation Tree, clic$ the shelf containin& the >5-4p card%



2. Double-clic$ the card to vie# its ports, then clic$ the >5 port tocon&ure%$. In the 6or$ 2rea, on the rovisionin& tab, place the port out of service asfollo#sa% In the rimar' Service State list, clic$ OOS%

b% Clic$ App6 to place the port out of service% In the conrmation dialo&box, clic$ O- %9. Set the >5 port parameters as follo#sa% In the Ta&&ed list, clic$ N to disable ta&&in&%b% In the olicin& list, clic$ N to disable policin&%),Proprietary Information: Not for use or disclosure except by written agreement with Calix. 2001200" Cali3. All ig(ts esered.

c% In the Speed list, clic$ Autom&tic% If the far-end device does not supportautomaticdetection, clic$ ''' (*bps)%

d% In the Duplex list, clic$ Autom&tic% If the far-end device does not supportautomaticdetection, clic$ Fu%e% In the Laser 5nabled list, clic$ . to enable the transceiver%f% In the rimar' Service State list, clic$ 3S%5. Clic$ App6 to update settin&s and place the port into service% In theconrmation dialo&box, clic$ O- %

Con+iurin a @ast 8t&ernet 1ortThe >5-4p card is e9uipped #ith four =1.=11 ast 5thernet ports that can

provide Internetuplin$s%@ast 8t&ernet 'ort settinsThe follo#in& table lists the parameter values for a ast 5thernet port%1araeter :alid'tions4e+ault:alue

Ta&&ed " ("o) "*aximum Transmission =0=8 (b'tes) =0=8olicin& " (disabled) "Speed 2utomatic

=1 (*bps)=11 (*bps) 2utomaticDuplex 2utomaticalf ull 2utomatic



Note: Some routers do not support automatic detection of transmission rateor duplexmode% If connectin& to such a device, specif' the transmission rate (Speed)and duplex mode(Duplex) on the 5 port instead of acceptin& the default Autom&tic option%

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-o con+iure a @8 'ort +or service#. !n the i*S "avi&ation Tree, clic$ the shelf containin& the >5-4p card%2. Double-clic$ the card to vie# its ports, then clic$ the 5 port to con&ure%$. In the 6or$ 2rea, on the rovisionin& tab, place the port out of service asfollo#sa% In the rimar' Service State list, clic$ OOS%b% Clic$ App6 to place the port out of service% In the conrmation dialo&box, clic$ O- %

9. Set the 5 port parameters as follo#sa% In the Ta&&ed list, clic$ N to disable ta&&in&%b% In the olicin& list, clic$ N to disable policin&%c% In the Speed list, clic$ Autom&tic% If the far-end device does not supportautomaticdetection, clic$ ' or '' (*bps) per the uplin$ service re9uirements%d% In the Duplex list, clic$ Autom&tic% If the far-end device does not supportautomaticdetection, clic$ Fu%e% In the rimar' Service State list, clic$ 3S%5. Clic$ App6 to update settin&s and place the port into service% In the

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Con+iurin I1 Inter+acesCon&urin& an I interface assi&ns an I address to a ph'sical or lo&icalport on the >5-4pcard to enable traic routin& at La'er <%I interfaces assi&ned to the ph'sical 5thernet ports face externall', to#ardthe far-end

devices (t'picall' routers) connected to the >5 or 5 ports% 5ach ph'sicalport on the >5-4p card must be con&ured #ith at least one I interface to support routin&on that port% Iinterfaces assi&ned to the cards lo&ical port, seudo ort =, face internall',to#ard thesubscriber side of the C7 net#or$% seudo ort = (=) supports multiple Iinterfaces%



Con&ure an I interface on the ph'sical >5 or 5 uplin$ port (as #ell aseach additionalph'sical port that connects to a far-end device)% Then con&ure Iinterfaces on = foreach subnet #ithin the C7 net#or$ that the >5-4p must route to% 2ll I

interfacescon&ured on the >5-4p card must belon& to dierent subnets%6hen 'ou con&ure an I interface on = to support a sub interfacebindin&, be sure toassi&n a subnet mas$ address #ith enou&h host bits to support thesubscriber-side entit' that 'ou #ill bind to it% The subnet mas$ should provide at least as man' hostaddresses as thenumber of ports that reside #ithin the bindin&s subscriber-side entit'%Note: o5 traic is for#arded at La'er 4, so no I interface is re9uiredon >5-4p = to

support o5 subscriber sessions% o#ever, Calix recommendscon&urin& I interfaceson the ph'sical 5thernet ports even for o5 uplin$ applications, tosupport other La'er <functions such as I pin&%-o con+iure an I1 inter+ace#. !n the ile menu, clic$ Cre&te G 3P G 3P3F%2. In the I Interface dialo& box, do the follo#in&a% In the Shelf list, select the shelf containin& the >5-4p uplin$ card%b% In the rocessor ort list, select the >5, 5, or = port on #hich toassi&n the I

interface%c% In the I 2ddress box, t'pe an I address for the I interface%d% In the *as$ box, t'pe a subnet mas$ for the I interface%$. Clic$ A44 to place the I interface assi&nment into the I Interface(s) tobe created area%9. /epeat Steps 4 and < to con&ure additional I interfaces as needed%5. Clic$ Cre&te to save the ne# I interface(s)%)Proprietary Information: Not for use or disclosure except by written agreement with Calix. 2001200" Cali3. All ig(ts esered.

Con+iurin Static I1 Routes

?se static I routes to dene paths to I hosts that reside on externalnet#or$s or subnets% 2s a static router, the >5-4p card can onl' route to destinations that it isa#are of (i%e%,subnets that 'ou dened #hen 'ou created its I interfaces)% To enableroutin& to other hostsnot on existin& >5-4p subnets, con&ure static routes to those externalhosts or subnets%



Create a default route to the &ate#a' router% The &ate#a' router addressmust belon& to thesame subnet as the uplin$ interface address% To con&ure the default route,create a ne#static route #ith a destination I address of 1%1%1%1, a netmas$ of 1%1%1%1,

and the I addressof the router interface as the &ate#a' address% 2n' pac$ets that the >5-4pcard receives #ithan unreco&niFed destination I address #ill be for#arded to the default&ate#a'%-o create a de+ault route (to de+ine t&e net*or de+ault ate*ay)#. !n the ile menu, clic$ Cre&te G 3P G 3P $oute%2. In the I /oute dialo& box, do the follo#in&a% In the Shelf list, select the shelf containin& the >5-4p uplin$ card(connected to the&ate#a' router)%

b% In the I/C.>5 2ddress list, select the slot address of the identied >5-4pcard%c% In the I /oute box, t'pe '>'>'>'%d% In the *as$ box, t'pe '>'>'>'%e% In the >ate#a' box, t'pe the I address of the default &ate#a' router%f% Clic$ A44 to place the route into the I /oute(s) To 3e Created area%$. Clic$ Cre&te to save the default route%-o con+iure a static I1 route#. !n the ile menu, clic$ Cre&te G 3P G 3P $oute%2. In the I /oute dialo& box, do the follo#in&a% In the Shelf list, select the shelf containin& the >5-4p card to store the

route%b% In the I/C.>5 2ddress list, select the slot address of the identied >5-4pcard%c% In the I /oute box, t'pe the destination net#or$ or host I address%d% In the *as$ box, t'pe the destination subnet mas$%e% In the >ate#a' box, t'pe the next-hop I address (i%e%, the next routerinterface inthe path to the destination net#or$ or host address)%f% Clic$ A44 to place the route into the I /oute(s) To 3e Created area%$. /epeat Step 4 to create additional I routes as needed%9. Clic$ Cre&te to save the ne# static I route(s)%

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Con+iurin 4AC1 Server ConnectionsThe >5-4p card serves as a DC rela' a&ent to support d'namic allocationof I addressesto DC clients%



To con&ure a DC server connection, specif' the I address of the DCserver and thelocation of the >5-4p card providin& the rela' connection% If 'our DCserver supports!ption 84, select one of the follo#in& to enable !ption 84

STND (Standard) Supplies the local and remote C endpoint 2IDs in therela' re9uest%= DSL Forum Supplies the remote C endpoint ID in the rela' re9uestper the formatspecied in DSL orum =%If 'our DC server does not support !ption 84, set the !ption 84parameter to NONE%Note: Support for DC rela' applies to /35 subscriber connections onl'%o5connections do not re9uire a DC server connection on the >5-4p uplin$card%

-o con+iure a 4AC1 server connection#. !n the ile menu, clic$ Cre&te G 3P G DCP Ser5er%2. In the DC Server dialo& box, do the follo#in&a% In the Shelf list, select the shelf containin& the >5-4p uplin$ cardprovidin& DCrela'%b% In the /outer 2ddress list, select the slot address of the identied >5-4pcard%c% In the I 2ddress box, t'pe the I address of the DC server%d% In the !ption 84 list, clic$ STND or DSL Forum to enable !ption 84rela', or

clic$ NONE to disable it%e% Clic$ A44 to place the con&uration into the DC Server(s) To 3eCreated area%$. /epeat Step 4 to con&ure rela' connections to additional DC serversas needed%9. Clic$ Cre&te to save the DC server con&uration%Note: If the DC server is not directl' connected to an 5thernet port onthe >5-4p card, 'ou must con&ure a static route to it from the >5-4p uplin$% SeeCon%guring Static IP 0outes(on pa&e <8) for instructions%

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Con+iurin Sub Inter+ace BindinsThe >5-4p card uses sub interface bindin&s to support its DC rela'function% Subinterface bindin&s create virtual subnets on the subscriber side of the C7net#or$% 2 sub



interface bindin& maps subscriber ports to an I interface on >5-4p =%That I interfacedenes the subnet to #hich DC clients on those access ports #ill belon&%6hen rela'in& DC re9uests to the DC server, the >5-4p card chec$sthe bindin&

association of the port #here the DC re9uest ori&inated to suppl' that Iinterface as itsrela' a&ent I address% The DC server, in turn, uses the supplied rela'a&ent I address todetermine the subnet pool from #hich to pull an I address to suppl' to theclient%5ach sub interface bindin& involves bindin& one ph'sical entit' in the C7net#or$ to one Iinterface on the >5-4p card% The bindin& establishes a virtual subnet forthat ph'sical entit',#here all DC clients #ithin it #ill be supplied #ith I addresses from the

bound Iinterfaces subnet% +ou determine the siFe of the virtual subnet based on theph'sical entit' 'ou select to comprise the bindin&% The available entities var' in scale, fromthe entirenet#or$ to a sin&le port% +ou can select from amon& the follo#in& ph'sicalentit' t'pes= "et#or$ = 59uipment (card)= "ode = assive !ptical "et#or$ (!")= Shelf = ort (!C<.=4.;8, DS<p, 2DSL, !"T 5thernet) +ou can create smaller-scale bindin&s #ithin the scope of existin& lar&er-

scale bindin&s% Thesmaller-scale bindin& #ill supersede an' lar&er-scale bindin& that ma'encompass that specicentit'% or example, 'ou can create a net#or$-level sub interface bindin&that binds the entireC7 net#or$ to I interface =74%=@%=%=, so that all DC clients in thenet#or$ #ill belon& tothe =74%=@%=%= subnet% Later, 'ou can create another sub interface bindin&that binds onl'"ode ; to I interface =1%=%=%=, so that all clients on "ode ; #ill belon& tothe =1%=%=%=

subnet% Therefore, all clients in the net#or$ belon& to the =74%=@%=%=subnet, except clientsfrom "ode ;, #hich belon& to the =1%=%=%= subnet instead%InternetSub -+ Binding 4to -+ A6

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5ach I interface supports onl' one sub interface bindin&% Therefore,carefull' consider thescale of the ph'sical entit' that 'ou bind to the I interface to ensure thatthe virtual subnet

created b' the bindin& is appropriatel' siFed for the number of re9uiredhosts% That is, thenumber of available host addresses #ithin the I interface subnet shouldmatch or exceedthe number of hosts in the bindin& area%-o con+iure a sub inter+ace bindin#. !n the ile menu, clic$ Cre&te G 3P G Su@ 3F%2. In the Scope area of the Sub I 3indin& dialo& box, do the follo#in&a% In the Scope list, select a ph'sical entit' to comprise the virtual subnet%Note: The available parameters for ph'sical addressin& chan&e accordin&to the entit'

t'pe selected%b% 3ased on the ph'sical entit' 'ou selected, do one of the follo#in&= If 'ou selected "et#or$, s$ip to Step <%= If 'ou selected "ode or Shelf, in the "ode 2ddress or Shelf 2ddress list,selectthe node or shelf to comprise the subnet%= If 'ou selected 59uipment, !", or a port t'pe♦ In the Shelf 2ddress list, select the shelf #here the card, port, or !" islocated%♦ In the h'sical Location list, select the card, port, or !" to comprise thesubnet%

$. In the I 2ddress 3indin& area of the Sub I 3indin& dialo& box, do thefollo#in&a% In the DC /ela' Shelf list, select the shelf containin& the >5-4p cardprovidin&DC rela'%b% In the DC /ela' 2ID list, select the identied >5-4p card%c% In the I I 3indin& list, select an I interface (on =) to associate #iththe ph'sical



entit' comprisin& the subnet%Note: DC clients #ill be supplied #ith addresses from this I interfacesubnet%9. Clic$ A44 to place the bindin& con&uration into the Sub Interface3indin&(s) to be

created area%5. /epeat Steps 4H; to con&ure additional sub interface bindin&s asneeded%. Clic$ Cre&te to save the ne# sub interface bindin&(s)%*2Proprietary Information: Not for use or disclosure except by written agreement with Calix. 2001200" Cali3. All ig(ts esered.

('tional) Creatin Static I1 AostsNote: Creatin& static I hosts is optional% S$ip this section if 'ou do notre9uire static Ihosts% +ou can assi&n static (MxedN) I addresses to hosts in 'our net#or$ b'creatin& I hostentries in the >5-4p routin& table% Creatin& static I hosts enables the >5-4p to route traicto hosts for #hich d'namic I addressin& and.or 2ddress /esolutionrotocol (2/) is notavailable%or example, if 'our net#or$ does not include a DC server, 'ou cancon&ure static Ihost entries for modems or Cs in the net#or$ to provide those devices #ithI addresses%

!r, if 2/ is not enabled on a host device, 'ou can con&ure a static I hostentr' for it%-o con+iure a static I1 &ost#. !n the ile menu, clic$ Cre&te G 3P G 3P ost%2. In the Static I ost dialo& box, do the follo#in&a% In the I/C.>5 Shelf list, select the shelf containin& the >5-4p routercard%b% In the I/C.>5 ort list, select the slot address of the identied >5-4pcard%c% In the acilit' Shelf list, select the shelf containin& the facilit' lin$in& tothe I host%

d% In the acilit' T'pe list, select the facilit' t'pe lin$in& to the I host%Note: The available addressin& parameters chan&e accordin& to the facilit'

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