Tellabs 8000 Network Manager R17A Product Definition

Tellabs ® 8000 Network Manager R17A
Product Definition
70169_01
30.09.09
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Terms and Abbreviations
Term Explanation
ATM Asynchronous Transfer Mode
CAS Channel Associated Signaling
CSW Cell Site Wizard
DWDM Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing
FRR Fast Reroute
HDLC High-Level Data Link Control
IMA Inverse Multiplexing for ATM
IPSec IP Security
LAG Link Aggregation Group
LDAP Light Directory Access Protocol
LDP Label Distribution Protocol
ML-PPP Multi Link Point-to-Point Protocol
MPLS Multiprotocol Label Switching
MSP Multiplexer Section Protection
MTOSI Multi-Technology Operations System Interface
MUAP Multiple User Access Point
OSPF Open Shortest Path First
PSN Packet Switch Network
PW Pseudowire
RADIUS Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service
RNC Radio Network Controller
RPR Resilient Packet Ring
RSVP-TE Resource Reservation Protocol with Traffic Engineering Extensions
S-PE Switching Provider Edge
SAToP Structure-Agnostic Time Division Multiplexing over Packet
SDH Synchronous Digital Hierarchy
SLA Service Level Agreement
SUAP Single User Access Point
TDM Time Division Multiplexing
VCCV Virtual Circuit Connectivity Verification
VLAN Virtual LAN
VPN Virtual Private Network
VRF VPN Routing and Forwarding
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WDM Wavelength Division Multiplexing

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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
About the Manual .............................................................................................................. 7
Objectives....................................................................................................................................................................... 7
Related Documentation .................................................................................................................................................. 7
Document Conventions .................................................................................................................................................. 7
Documentation Feedback............................................................................................................................................... 8
1 Tellabs ® 8000 Network Manager R17A ...................................................................... 9
2 List of New Features ................................................................................................... 10
3 Detailed Feature Descriptions.................................................................................... 13
3.1 Tellabs 8000 Manager Service Provisioning Enhancements............................................................................... 13

3.1.1 F01680 - Support for Multi-segment Pseudowires.............................................................................. 13
3.1.2 F01656 - Ethernet Switching............................................................................................................... 15
3.1.3 F01657 - Pseudowire Troubleshooting................................................................................................ 16
3.1.4 F01208 - Separate Parameters for Policers and Autotunnels .............................................................. 17
3.1.5 F01660 - Fast Reroute ......................................................................................................................... 19
3.2 Tellabs 8000 Manager Service Monitoring Enhancements ................................................................................. 21
3.2.1 F01672 - ATM Pseudowire Missing Packet Statistics......................................................................... 21
3.2.2 F01681 - VCCV LSP Ping and Traceroute for Multi-segment Pseudowires ...................................... 22
3.2.3 F01809 - QoS Test Workflow Enhancement for Tellabs 8600 Network Elements ............................. 23
3.3 Tellabs 8000 Manager Workflow Enhancements ................................................................................................ 24
3.3.1 F01760 - Trunk Provisioning Tool for 8600 Nodes Wizard Enhancements ....................................... 24
3.3.2 F01769 - Cell Site Wizard Support for TDM Pseudowires................................................................. 24
3.3.3 F01770 - Cell Site Wizard Support for Ethernet Pseudowires ............................................................ 25
3.3.4 F01768 - Cell Site Wizard support for ATM Ping............................................................................... 25
3.3.5 F01934 - Cell Site Wizard support for VCCV Ping ............................................................................ 26
3.3.6 F01675 - Link Binding Info in 8600 Node Manager Tree View ......................................................... 26
3.3.7 F01677 - New Multioperations for IMA Groups, Multilink-PPP and MPLS Parameters .................. 27
3.4 Tellabs ® 8600 Managed Edge System Network Element Enhancements........................................................... 30
3.4.1 Node Manager Support for Tellabs 8600 System FP2.11 ................................................................... 30
3.4.2 Node Manager Support for Tellabs 8605 Access Switch FP1.3.......................................................... 31
3.5 Tellabs ® 8800 Multiservice Router Series Network Element Enhancements..................................................... 32
3.5.1 F01584 - Support for New Feature Pack 8.0 ....................................................................................... 32
3.5.2 F01725 - Automatic Configuration Backup ........................................................................................ 32

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3.5.3 F01727 - Ethernet Port Statistics Support ........................................................................................... 32

3.6 Tellabs 7100 Network Element Enhancements ................................................................................................... 33
3.6.1 Increased Optical Transport Capacity ................................................................................................. 33
3.6.2 Introducing Ethernet Provisioning Capabilities .................................................................................. 34
3.6.3 F01696 - OTNM-D.............................................................................................................................. 34
3.6.4 F01699 -SSM-D .................................................................................................................................. 35
3.6.5 Improved Protection Options............................................................................................................... 35
3.6.6 New Tellabs 8000 Manager Features .................................................................................................. 36
3.7 Tellabs ® 7300 Metro Ethernet Switching Series Network Element Enhancements ........................................... 36
3.7.1 F01708 - Tellabs 7325 Ethernet Edge Switch - Fault Support ............................................................ 36
3.7.2 F01709 - Tellabs 7345 Ethernet Aggregation Switch - Fault Support ................................................ 37
3.8 Tellabs ® 8100 Managed Access System Network Element Enhancements........................................................ 37
3.8.1 F01739 - E1C....................................................................................................................................... 37
3.8.2 New SHDSL NTUs ............................................................................................................................. 39
3.9 Tellabs 8000 Manager System Enhancements .................................................................................................... 40
3.9.1 F01544 - Support for RADIUS ........................................................................................................... 40
3.9.2 F01936 - Centralized Driver Handling for Tellabs 8600 and Tellabs 8800 Network Elements.......... 40
3.10 Tellabs 8000 Manager OSS Integration Enhancements ...................................................................................... 41
3.10.1 MTOSI 2.0 Support ............................................................................................................................. 41
3.10.2 F01740 - NSN/ESYMAC FM Integration........................................................................................... 42

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About the Manual
About the Manual

This section discusses the objectives of this manual, Tellabs ® 8000 Network Manager R17A
Product Definition, and consists of the following sections:
• Objectives
• Related Documentation
• Document Conventions
• Documentation Feedback
Objectives
This document provides high level information on the new features and functionality included in
Tellabs 8000 manager R17A.
Related Documentation
Tellabs ® 8600 Managed Edge System Describes network element features.

FP2.11 Product Definition (40047_XX)
Tellabs ® 8600 Managed Edge System Describes network manager features.
Tellabs ® 8605 Access Switch FP1.3 Product
Definition (40057_XX)
Document Conventions
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About the Manual
Documentation Feedback
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1 Tellabs ® 8000 Network Manager R17A
1 Tellabs ® 8000 Network Manager R17A

This document describes the new features in Tellabs 8000 manager release 17A and service packs.

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2 List of New Features

ID Category Heading Release
F01680 Service Provisioning Support for Multi-segment Pseudowires R17A
& Troubleshooting
F01656 Service Provisioning Ethernet Switching R17A-SP1
& Troubleshooting
F01657 Service Provisioning Pseudowire Troubleshooting R17A
& Troubleshooting
F01208 Service Provisioning Separate parameters for policers and autotunnels R17A
& Troubleshooting
F01660 Service Provisioning Fast Reroute R17A
& Troubleshooting
F01672 Service Monitoring ATM Pseudowire Dropped Packet Statistics R17A

F01681 Service Monitoring VCCV LSP Ping and Traceroute for R17A
Multi-segment Pseudowires
F01809 Service Monitoring QoS Test Workflow Enhancement for Tellabs R17A
8600 Network Elements
F01760 Workflow Trunk Provisioning Tool for 8600 Nodes Wizard R17A
Enhancements
F01769 Workflow Cell Site Wizard Support for TDM PWs R17A
F01770 Workflow Cell Site Wizard Support for Ethernet PWs R17A
F01768 Workflow Cell Site Wizard support for ATM Ping R17A
F01934 Workflow Cell Site Wizard support for VCCV Ping R17A
F01675 Workflow Link Binding Info in 8600 Node Manager Tree R17A
View
F01677 Workflow New Multioperations for IMA Groups, R17A
Multilink-PPP and MPLS Parameters
F01521 Tellabs 8600 FP2.11 Multi-segment Pseudowire: two static or two R17A
dynamic (FEC128) control planes
F01522 Tellabs 8600 FP2.11 VCCV LSP Ping and Traceroute for R17A
Multi-segment Pseudowires
F01523 Tellabs 8600 FP2.11 Fast Reroute R17A
F01535 Tellabs 8600 FP2.11 Concurrent Use of IMA and ML-PPP in 24–port R17A
chE1/chT1 MS IFM
F01542 Tellabs 8600 FP2.11 MPLS OAM LSP 1+1 Revertive Mode R17A
F01593 Tellabs 8600 FP2.11 SW Driven HW Reset Functionality in 1200 W R17A
CDC
F01615 Tellabs 8600 FP2.11 Pseudowire Packet Drop Counter R17A

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F01997 Tellabs 8600 FP2.11 15-minute and 24-hour History Statistics for R17A
ATM Pseudowire Dropped Packets
F01349 Tellabs 8605 access IEEE1588v2 Slave: Frequency Synchronization R17A
switch FP1.3 Support
F01409 Tellabs 8605 access BGP/MPLS IP Virtual Private Networks R17A
switch FP1.3
F01928 Tellabs 8605 access PW Sequence Number Based Packet Loss R17A
switch FP1.3 Counters
F01183 Tellabs 8605 access Abis Optimization Support R17A
switch FP1.3
F01930 Tellabs 8605 access Licensing Support for Abis Optimization R17A
switch FP1.3
F02017 Tellabs 8605 access IEEE802.1ag: OAM Loopback R17A
switch FP1.3
F01931 Tellabs 8605 access MAC Swap Loopback R17A
switch FP1.3
F01942 Tellabs 8605 access 5 MHz, 10 MHz, 15 MHz and 20 Mhz Timing R17A
switch FP1.3 Input
F01584 Tellabs 8800 Support for New Feature Pack 8.0 R17A-SP1
F01725 Tellabs 8800 Automatic Configuration Backup R17A-SP1
F01727 Tellabs 8800 Ethernet Port Statistics Support R17A-SP1
F01702 Tellabs 7100 RCMM-8D88 R17A
F01704 Tellabs 7100 LIAM-E88 R17A
F01705 Tellabs 7100 LRAM-E88 R17A
F01706 Tellabs 7100 ELRAM-E88 R17A
F01707 Tellabs 7100 LOAM-E88. R17A
F01697 Tellabs 7100 FGTM (1xSTM-256/OC-768) R17A
F01710 Tellabs 7100 WDM 40 Gbit Signal R17A
F01694 Tellabs 7100 SMTM-P (10 x Gbe) R17A-SP1

F01695 Tellabs 7100 TGIM-P (1 x 10 Gbe) R17A-SP1
F01716 Tellabs 7100 Ethernet Static VLAN Provisioning R17A-SP1
F01717 Tellabs 7100 Ethernet LAG Protection R17A-SP2
F01696 Tellabs 7100 OTNM-D R17A
F01699 Tellabs 7100 SSM-D R17A-SP1
F01701 Tellabs 7100 Y-cable Protection R17A-SP1
F01711 Tellabs 7100 SDH MSP 1+1 Protections for SMTM-U and R17A
SSM
F01712 Tellabs 7100 Support for SDH SNC protections R17A-SP1
F01719 Tellabs 7100 Support for IPSec Communication to Network R17A-SP1
Elements
F01722 Tellabs 7100 Inventory Discovery of Units R17A

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F01723 Tellabs 7100 Inventory Reporting - Reading CLEI Codes and R17A
Serial Numbers
F01724 Tellabs 7100 Performance View of Latest Collected PM R17A
Records
F01708 Tellabs 7300 Tellabs ® 7325 Ethernet Edge Switch - Fault R17A-SP1
Support
F01709 Tellabs 7300 Tellabs ® 7345 Ethernet Aggregation Switch - R17A-SP1
Fault Support
F01739 Tellabs 8100 E1C R17A
F01737 Tellabs 8100 OMH2-8 and OMH2-16 R17A-SP1
F01738 Tellabs 8100 Tellabs ® 8110 CTE2-S (V.35) R17A-SP1
F02147 Tellabs 8100 Tellabs ® 8110 CTE2-S (V.35, X.21, G.703), R17A-SP2
Tellabs ® 8110 CTE2-R
F01544 System Support for RADIUS R17A-SP1
F01936 System Centralized Driver Handling for Tellabs 8600 R17A
and Tellabs 8800 Network Elements
F01879 OSS Integration TDM Structure-Agnostic Time Division R17A
Multiplexing over Packet (SAToP) pseudowire
provisioning MTOSI support
F01882 OSS Integration VCCV LSP ping for testing TDM SAToP R17A
pseudowires MTOSI support
F01998 OSS Integration RSVP-TE Tunnel Provisioning, Unprotected R17A
and RSVP 1:1 Protected Tunnel MTOSI support
F01999 OSS Integration VLAN interface configuration MTOSI support R17A
F01884 OSS Integration Port status check for physical E1, chSTM-1 and R17A
Ethernet port and logical VC-12 port MTOSI
support
F01885 OSS Integration Port loopback for E1, chSTM-1 and Ethernet R17A
port MTOSI support
F02078 OSS Integration IP static route, targeted peer and LDP peer R17A
authentication configuration MTOSI support
F02001 OSS Integration Tellabs ® 8660 Edge Switch Node Type MTOSI R17A
Support
F02002 OSS Integration Tellabs ® 8630 Access Switch Node Type R17A
MTOSI Support
MTOSI Support
MTOSI Support
F02146 OSS Integration Ethernet ports enable & configuration MTOSI R17A-SP1
support
F01740 OSS Integration NSN/ESYMAC FM Integration R17A

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3 Detailed Feature Descriptions
3.1 Tellabs 8000 Manager Service Provisioning Enhancements
3.1.1 F01680 - Support for Multi-segment Pseudowires
Benefits
Multi-segment pseudowire increases network scalability because it reduces the number of the
Resource Reservation Protocol – Traffic Engineering (RSVP-TE) tunnels seen in the core. For
single-segment pseudowires there is at least one Packet-Switched Network (PSN) tunnel between
the pseudowire endpoints. In the multi-segment pseudowire the PSN tunnels can be merged into
one tunnel on the common uplink. Other benefits of multi-segment pseudowires are listed in the
following:
• Avoid multi-area Label-Switched Paths (LSPs) by switching pseudowire circuits at the area bor-
der and therefore Constraint Shortest Path First (CSPF) can always be used for path calculation.
• Combine different PSN technologies, e.g. Multi Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) over Internet
Protocol (IP) tunnels in Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) access, MPLS over Ethernet in the fiber
network or Label Distribution Protocol (LDP) and RSVP-TE for different network segments.
Description
Multi-segment pseudowire is specified in draft-ietf-pwe3-segmented-pw. Static configuration of

the multi-segment pseudowires using MPLS encapsulation has been supported already earlier. In
R17A, the following features have been added:
• Pseudowire switching between two static control planes

• Pseudowire switching between two LDP control planes, both using FEC 128
• Each pseudowire circuit segment has a unique pseudowire identifier (PWID)
• Static placement (manual LDP configuration on switching provider edges or S-PEs)
Interworking between LDP FEC 128 – static pseudowire establishment and FEC 128 – FEC 129
are not supported.
Multi-segment pseudowires are supported for the Tellabs 8600 (FP2.11/FP1.3 or later) and Tellabs
8800 network elements (for the Tellabs 8800 network elements, only LDP-based variant is
supported).

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Fig. 1 Multi-segment Pseudowire
In VPN Provisioning, multi-segment pseudowires are managed similarly to single-segment

pseudowires. The main difference is that when a multi-segment pseudowire is created, the segments
of the pseudowire need to be defined by selecting the switching point nodes. There is also a
difference in the pseudowire parameters as some of the parameters of a multi-segment pseudowire
are defined per segment. The figure below shows how multi-segment pseudowires are presented
in VPN Provisioning.

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Fig. 2 Multi-Segment Pseudowire in VPN Provisioning
3.1.2 F01656 - Ethernet Switching
Benefits
This feature allows the operator to provision Ethernet VLAN VPNs graphically in the VPN
Provisioning tool.
Description
Support is included in the VPN Provisioning tool for provisioning VLAN VPNs graphically. The
first network element family that is supported for the new VLAN VPN provisioning functionality is
the Tellabs ® 7100 optical transport system network element family.

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3.1.3 F01657 - Pseudowire Troubleshooting
Benefits
This feature allows the operator to quickly find out why the pseudowire is down.
Description
The new Troubleshooter tool offers assistance in finding network configuration problems related
to pseudowires. It can be opened for all pseudowires in a pseudowire mesh or for one single
pseudowire. The tool shows a list of checks that can be executed for the selected pseudowire
together with the assumed effect of a possible failure and the solution proposal. The user can choose
to execute all checks or select the relevant items to be checked.
After executing the checks the user can see the result (pass or fail) for each check item and take
the necessary actions to correct the situation.
Fig. 3 Pseudowire Troubleshooter

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In R17A, the following check items are supported:
• For the pseudowire endpoint interfaces:

• Check that the interface is not configured administratively down (Admin Down)
• Check that the interface is not in loopback mode
• Check that the interface status is up (Link Up)
• For the pseudowire endpoint nodes:
• Check if the target node can be pinged, both with and without a service class setting
• Check for IP connectivity between the network elements
• Check for the LDP targeted peer settings between the end nodes
• Check that an LDP session exists between the nodes
Pseudowire troubleshooting is supported for both single-segment and multi-segment pseudowires.
3.1.4 F01208 - Separate Parameters for Policers and Autotunnels
Benefits
Autotunnel and policer parameters have been separated to provide the user with the ability to specify
separate settings (such as capacity settings) for the tunnels and policers.
Description
The autotunnel feature of VPN Provisioning has been enhanced by adding support for the separately
defining service policer and autotunnel settings. Previously, the policer and autotunnel settings were
combined, so that it was not possible to e.g. define different capacities for the policer and the
auto-generated tunnel. Now the settings have been separated, as can be seen below:

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Fig. 4 Service Policer Parameters
Fig. 5 Autotunnel Parameters
The following settings have changed or been added:

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• General Parameters/Fixed Service Class for VC - The service class is now selected separately
instead of inheriting it from the policer settings.
• General Parameters/Policing - The Policing settings now only apply to policers and not to au-
totunnels (unless so selected in the Tunnel Auto-Generation settings).
• Tunnel Auto-Generation/CIR - New settings for defining the capacity of the auto-generated
tunnels. Capacities can be defined separately for the different directions and for the working and
protecting paths.
• Tunnel Auto-Generation/Copy from Policer - By ticking this check box, the autotunnel capac-
ities will be copied from the policer settings (as in previous releases).
Note that the changes only apply to pseudowires. For IP VPNs, the settings are unchanged.
3.1.5 F01660 - Fast Reroute
Benefits
Fast Reroute (FRR) enables fast protection (in the order of tens of milliseconds) of LSPs.
Description
Fast Reroute enables fast protection of LSPs. Speed is achieved by detecting the failure locally from
the link even in LSP mid-points and precalculating the protecting LSPs. A protected LSP will have
a protecting LSP starting from each Label Switch Router (LSR) on the path.
FRR functionality is implemented with the FAST_REROUTE and DETOUR objects which are
extensions of RSVP-TE signalling protocol. RSVP-TE establishes backup LSPs for the local repair
of tunnels. The speed is achieved by computing the path in advance and redirecting traffic as close to
the failure point as possible. Therefore, when a failure occurs, there is no additional delay because
of path calculation and signalling.
The FRR feature described here is applicable only to LSPs which are explicitly routed with
RSVP-TE.
Fast reroute has two mechanisms to protect an LSP: one-to-one backup and facility backup. Both
methods can be used for protecting links and nodes in a network failure situation. In the one-to-one
backup method, a label-switched path is established that intersects the original LSP downstream of
the point of link or node failure. A separate backup LSP is established for each LSR that is backed
up. The principle is presented in the figure below. To protect an LSP that traverses N nodes, there
could be as many as (N - 1) detours. To minimize the number of LSPs in the network, the backup
LSPs will be merged to the protected LSP, when the backup LSP intersects again the protected LSP
and uses the same outgoing interface.

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Fig. 6 Fast Reroute One-to-one Backup
The facility backup method takes advantage of the MPLS label stack. Instead of creating a separate
LSP for every backed-up LSP, a single LSP is created that serves to back up a set of LSPs.
The protecting tunnel can protect all the LSPs that pass the protected LSR and have a common
intersection LSR somewhere downstream of the protected LSR.
Fig. 7 Fast Reroute Facility Backup

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In R17A the creation of bypass tunnels for facility backup mechanism for the Tellabs 8600
system is not supported.
In Tunnel Engineering, Fast Reroute protection can be defined separately for the RSVP-TE tunnel.
There are also more settings for e.g. controlling the routing of the backup paths.
Fig. 8 Fast Reroute in Tunnel Engineering
Moreover, FRR is also supported for autogenerated RSVP-TE tunnels in VPN Provisioning.
3.2 Tellabs 8000 Manager Service Monitoring Enhancements
3.2.1 F01672 - ATM Pseudowire Missing Packet Statistics
Benefits
This feature allows the operator to measure SLAs on an ATM pseudowire.

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Description
The ATM dropped packet statistics feature measures the number of packets dropped for a specific
ATM pseudowire. The measuring is based on the sequence number. The dropped packets are
reported together with the rest of the ATM pseudowire statistics. ATM dropped packet statistics
are supported in Tellabs 8660 edge switch, Tellabs 8630 access switch and Tellabs 8620 access
switch FP2.11 and Tellabs 8605 access switch FP1.3 or subsequent releases. Granularities of both
15-minute and 24-hour statistics are reported. The network element supports 1 x 24-hour and
32 x 15-minute history periods that are collected into database using Broadband Management
Protocol (BMP). History reporting is supported in the Performance Management Overview and
Performance Management graph windows that also support real-time counters. Supported counters
are listed in the following:
• inHCPacket; total number of packets received on the interface.

• inHCOctets; total number of octets received on the interface.
• outHCPackets; total number of packets transmitted on the interface.
• outHCOctets; total number of octets transmitted on the interface.
• MissingPackets; number of missing packets (as detected via control word sequence number gaps).
• MisOrderDropped; number of packets detected out of order (via control word sequence numbers),
and could not be reordered, or could not fit in the jitter buffer.
FPs prior to Tellabs 8660 edge switch, Tellabs 8630 access switch and Tellabs 8620 access switch
FP2.11 and Tellabs 8605 access switch FP1.3 only support the inHCPacket/inHCOctets and
outHCPackets/outHCOctets traffic counters. Counters are collected using SNMP protocol.
8600 Node Manager shows current values in addition to recent history periods retrieved from the
network element. Web Reporter can also be used for reporting performance history data from
database.
3.2.2 F01681 - VCCV LSP Ping and Traceroute for Multi-segment Pseudowires
Benefits
This feature allows the operator to measure connectivity on multi-segment pseudowires and
troubleshoot connectivity problems.
Description
Virtual Circuit Connectivity Verification (VCCV) LSP Ping is supported also for the new
multi-segment pseudowire type (previously support for single-segment pseudowires). For
multi-segment PWs, VCCV LSP Ping is operated in the same way as for the single-segment PWs.
VCCV LSP Ping is used for testing the end-to-end connectivity of a pseudowire.
VCCV LSP Traceroute test is supported as a new test type for the new multi-segment pseudowire
type. The multi-segment PW traceroute test is used to verify the path of a multi-segment
pseudowire, and to diagnose and locate problems related to the individual segments and switching
points of the pseudowire.
In R17A, VCCV LSP traceroute is only supported for pseudowires signalled with LDP.

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Fig. 9 VCCV LSP Traceroute
3.2.3 F01809 - QoS Test Workflow Enhancement for Tellabs 8600 Network
Elements
Benefits
This feature simplifies the workflow to enable the QoS testing feature in the Tellabs 8600 network
elements.
Description
The workflow for preparing for Packet Loop Test QoS based tests (throughput, delay and packet loss
tests) has been simplified in Tellabs 8660 edge switch, Tellabs 8630 access switch and Tellabs 8620
access switch FP2.11, Tellabs 8605 access switch FP1.3 and Tellabs 8607 access switch FP1.0A. It
is no more required to create static routes from the QoS address to a Null interface due to the node
CPU protection. Instead, creation of Packet Loop Test echo server automatically sets up four ACLs
to protect a node CPU from the possible test packet flood (in case of misconfiguration).
Recommendations of protecting node CPU when using QoS-based tests in the Packet Loop Test
application in nodes older than Tellabs 8660 edge switch, Tellabs 8630 access switch and Tellabs
8620 access switch FP2.11, Tellabs 8605 access switch FP1.3 and Tellabs 8607 access switch
FP1.0A is listed in the following:
1. A dedicated Qos Test Address is created in the node.

2. A static route is created for the Qos Test Address in the node and is redirected to a Null Interface.

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3. Static Routes are redistributed in the protocols (e.g. OSPF) for the node.
4. The Qos Test Address has been enabled for the node in those IP VPNs having an end interface
in the node.
When the node has Tellabs 8660 edge switch, Tellabs 8630 access switch and Tellabs 8620 access
switch FP2.11, Tellabs 8605 access switch FP1.3 and Tellabs 8607 access switch FP1.0A or newer
software, the following procedure can be followed:
1. Create the Test Loopback Address in the node if it has not been done earlier using Network
Editor.
2. Create the Qos Test Address in the node using the same value as for the Test Loopback Address
with Node Manager.
3. The Test Loopback Interface has been enabled for the node in those IP VPNs having an end
interface in the node.
Note! When changing the Qos Test Address to the same as the test Loopback Address after updating
the ESW to a version which supports ACL based CPU protection for Qos based Packet Loop Test,
those IP VPNs having endpoint interfaces in the node should be disconnected and reconnected.
The disconnect/reconnect operations are not needed if the Qos Test Address has not previously been
enabled for the IP VPN and the Test Loopback Address has been already enabled for the IP VPN
nodes and the values have not been changed.
3.3 Tellabs 8000 Manager Workflow Enhancements
3.3.1 F01760 - Trunk Provisioning Tool for 8600 Nodes Wizard Enhancements
Benefits
This feature makes the workflow when adding trunks to the network easier.
Description
The Trunk Provisioning Tool for 8600 nodes and Multi-Trunk Provisioning Tool for 8600 nodes
have been expanded to include the following features:
• Trunks between protected interfaces, both ELP and MS 1+1 protection are supported.
• ML-PPP Trunks between ML-PPP groups are supported.
• It is possible to undo the trunks and VLAN interfaces created by the Trunk Provisioning Tool.
• Interface OSPF parameters template is supported.
• Interfaces can be automatically added to OSPF routing.
3.3.2 F01769 - Cell Site Wizard Support for TDM Pseudowires
Benefits
The Cell Site Wizard for TDM pseudowires reduces the time taken to provision TDM pseudowires
in the network.

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Description
The Cell Site Wizard is enhanced to support TDM SAToP pseudowires as well. The familiar
workflow from the ATM Cell Site Wizard is reused. The user selects the end interfaces and the
correct template and the Cell Site Wizard then does the necessary configurations to create the
TDM pseudowires. Multiple end interfaces can be created and consequently multiple TDM SAToP
pseudowires are created as well.
The templates for TDM are stored in \mac\addon\ CellSiteWizard_eth.ini. Initially the file contains
some example templates.
3.3.3 F01770 - Cell Site Wizard Support for Ethernet Pseudowires
Benefits
The Cell Site Wizard for Ethernet pseudowires reduces the time taken to provision Ethernet
pseudowires in the network.
Description
The Cell Site Wizard is enhanced to support Ethernet pseudowires as well. The familiar workflow
from the ATM Cell Site Wizard is reused. The user selects the end interfaces and the correct template
and the Cell Site Wizard then does the necessary configurations to create the Ethernet pseudowires.
Multiple end interfaces can be created and consequently multiple Ethernet pseudowires are created
as well. The feature includes support for Ethernet port-based pseudowires, Ethernet VLAN-based
pseudowires and SVLAN-based pseudowires where a VLAN tag is added/removed at one end of
the pseudowire to perform an aggregation function (SVLAN).
The templates for Ethernet are stored in\mac\addon\ CellSiteWizard_eth.ini. Initially the file
contains some example templates for Ethernet.
3.3.4 F01768 - Cell Site Wizard support for ATM Ping
Benefits
This feature completes the ATM Cell Site Wizard provisioning workflow by verifying the
connectivity of the pseudowires.
Description
The ATM Cell Site Wizard is enhanced to include connectivity verification at the end of the
provisioning workflow. After the pseudowires have been configured, a list of the configured
pseudowires is provided and an ATM end-to-end ping operation is performed over the ATM
pseudowires. The results for all pseudowires are provided in the list to the user.

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Fig. 10 Pseudo Wire Connectivity Test
3.3.5 F01934 - Cell Site Wizard support for VCCV Ping
Benefits
This feature completes the TDM Cell Site Wizard provisioning workflow by verifying connectivity
of the pseudowires.
Description
The TDM Cell Site Wizard is enhanced to include connectivity verification at the end of the
provisioning workflow. After the pseudowires have been configured, a list of the configured SAToP
pseudowires is provided and a VCCV ping operation is performed over the pseudowires. The results
for all pseudowires are provided in the list to the user.
3.3.6 F01675 - Link Binding Info in 8600 Node Manager Tree View
Benefits
This feature provides the operator with an overview of the network information when operating
the network element.

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Description
In 8600 Node Manager Tree View there is a new graphical presentation of link binding. If there is
an IP/MPLS link bound to an interface, it is shown in a 8600 Node Manager Tree View as a green
link symbol. The symbol is shown also for the parent interface. The link name and state are shown
as a tooltip when the mouse is placed on the object.
Fig. 11 Link Binding Information in Node Manager Tree View
3.3.7 F01677 - New Multioperations for IMA Groups, Multilink-PPP and MPLS
Parameters
Benefits
This feature improves the speed at which operators can configure Tellabs 8600 network elements by
providing group operations for commonly configured objects.
Description
In the ATM IMA Group Parameters dialog it is possible to select several IMA members from a list
and activate a loop for all of them.

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Fig. 12 Multioperation in the ATM IMA Group Parameters Dialog
In the Multilink PPP Group dialog it is possible to select several group members from a list and
open the PPP Interface dialog in multiset mode for all of them.

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Fig. 13 Multioperation in the Multilink PPP Group Dialog
If several IP Interfaces are selected from Node Manager Tree View, it is possible to open the MPLS
Interface dialog in multiset mode for all of them.

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Fig. 14 Multioperation in the MPLS Interface Dialog
3.4 Tellabs ® 8600 Managed Edge System Network Element

Enhancements
3.4.1 Node Manager Support for Tellabs 8600 System FP2.11
Benefits
The 8600 Node Manager tool provides graphical management of the Tellabs 8600 network elements.
Description
The 8600 Node Manager tool will include graphical element configuration support for the new
features introduced in the Tellabs 8600 system FP2.11. The main new features for the feature pack
are listed below. For more information on these features, refer to Tellabs ® 8600 Managed Edge
System FP2.11 Product Definition.
Feature Summary
Feature ID Feature Description
F01521 Multi-segment Pseudowire: two static or two dynamic (FEC128) control planes
F01522 VCCV LSP ping and traceroute for multi-segment pseudowires. No special 8600 Node
Manager configuration windows introduced. VCCV ping and traceroute are performed
in the Packet Loop Test tool.

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F01523 Fast Reroute
F01535 Concurrent Use of IMA and ML-PPP in 24–port chE1/chT1 MS IFM

F01542 MPLS OAM LSP 1+1 revertive mode
F01593 SW Driven HW Reset Functionality in 1200W CDC
F01615 Pseudowire Packet Drop Counter
F01997 15-minute and 24-hour History Statistics for ATM Pseudowire Dropped Packets
3.4.2 Node Manager Support for Tellabs 8605 Access Switch FP1.3
Benefits
The 8600 Node Manager tool provides graphical management of the Tellabs 8600 network elements.
Description
The 8600 Node Manager tool will include graphical element configuration support for the new
features introduced in the Tellabs 8605 access switch FP1.3. The new features for which new
configuration windows are introduced are listed below. For more information, refer to Tellabs ® 8600
Managed Edge System Tellabs ® 8605 Access Switch FP1.3 Product Definition.
Feature Summary
F01349 IEEE1588v2 slave: frequency synchronization support

F01409 BPG/MPLS IP virtual private networks
F01928 PW sequence number based packet loss counters
F01183 Abis optimization support
F01930 Licensing support for Abis optimization
F02017 IEEE802.1ag: OAM Loopback
F01931 MAC Swap Loopback
F01942 5 MHz, 10 MHz, 15 MHz and 20 Mhz Timing Input

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3.5 Tellabs ® 8800 Multiservice Router Series Network Element

Enhancements
3.5.1 F01584 - Support for New Feature Pack 8.0
Benefits
This feature allows the operator to deploy the FP8.0 software in networks where they have Tellabs
8000 manager and Tellabs 8800 network elements.
Description
This feature includes support for upgrading the software of a Tellabs 8800 network element to FP8.0
and manage these nodes. The supported features for FP8.0 are the same as the features supported
for the previous version of the network elements. In addition, new alarms introduced in Tellabs
8800 FP8.0 are supported as well.
3.5.2 F01725 - Automatic Configuration Backup
Benefits
This feature allows the operator to automatically take configuration backups of Tellabs 8800
network element configurations.
Description
The automatic configuration backup feature means that Tellabs 8000 manager will regularly take
configuration snapshots of the current Tellabs 8800 network element configuration and store the
configuration in the Tellabs 8000 manager database. The configuration backup scheme is configured
in the polling policy defined for Communication Server.
3.5.3 F01727 - Ethernet Port Statistics Support
Benefits
This feature provides Ethernet statistics information to the operator for network planning purposes.
Description
The Ethernet statistics support includes collecting Ethernet packet statistics and storing it in the
Tellabs 8000 manager database. The performance statistics intervals are typically 15 minutes, but
may be configured in the network elements. The support also includes graphical display of the
performance statistics history as well as a reporting tool that can be used for getting reports on the
most utilized trunks in the network as well as calculating trends on the performance statistics and
predicting when the trunks will become congested.

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3.6 Tellabs 7100 Network Element Enhancements
Support for the Tellabs 7100 network elements in Tellabs 8000 manager R17A focuses on the
following key areas: increasing the optical transport capacity, introducing Ethernet provisioning
capabilities, support for a new SDH multiplexing module, supporting new protection schemes.
There are also some new Tellabs 8000 manager enhancements supported as well.
3.6.1 Increased Optical Transport Capacity
Benefits
The new 88-channel hardware doubles the transport capacity over a single fiber. With the Tellabs
8000 manager support provided for the 88-channel hardware, it is possible to manage this increased
capacity. There is also a new 40-gbps transport module that increases traffic-carrying capability
four-fold and is easily installed in the existing networks during a service upgrade without extensive
network redesign or reconfiguration.
Description
Support for 88-channels in a single fiber is introduced with the new 88-channel hardware available
for the Tellabs 7100 network elements. The 88-channel hardware includes two new RCMM units
(RCMM-8D and RCMM-4D88) as well as new 88-channel input and output amplifiers (LIAM-E88,
LRAM-E88, ELRAM-E88 and LOAM-E88). Support in Tellabs 8000 manager includes the
modelling support for the new 88-channel hardware and an 88-channel trunk as well as routing
optical circuits through the new 88-channel trunk type.
Tellabs 8000 manager support for the 40 gbps module (FGTM) includes modelling support for a 40
gbps unit as well as circuit creation support for an optical channel carrying a 40 gbps signal. The
new FGTM module accepts OC-768 or STM-256 client signals.
Feature Summary
The features associated with the increased optical transport capacity are listed below.
F01702 RCMM-8D88
F01704 LIAM-E88
F01705 LRAM-E88
F01706 ELRAM-E88
F01707 LOAM-E88.
F01697 FGTM (1xSTM-256/OC-768)
F01710 WDM 40 Gbit signal

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3.6.2 Introducing Ethernet Provisioning Capabilities
Benefits
The Ethernet provisioning capabilities for the Tellabs 7100 network elements allow the customer to
offer managed Ethernet services to the customer.
Description
Support for Ethernet services will include support for VLAN provisioning of Tellabs 8000 manager
controlled VLAN VPNs. The VLAN VPNs will be provisioned through the VPN Provisioning
tool. This feature also includes modelling support for two new hardware types, the SMTM-P
packet module and the TGIM-P packet module. Ethernet LAG protections are supported allowing
protection support for the Ethernet traffic. The first phase Ethernet provisioning capabilities will not
include RPR support.
Feature Summary
F01694 SMTM-P (10 x Gbe)

F01695 TGIM-P (1 x 10 Gbe)
F01716 Ethernet Static VLAN provisioning
F01717 Ethernet LAG protection
3.6.3 F01696 - OTNM-D
Benefits
The OTNM-D module allows transport of multiple low-speed bit signals flexibly over a WDM
infrastructure.
Description
Optical Transport Network Multiplexer (OTNM-D) multiplexes clients into the DWDM network
transparently to provide increased capacity and flexibility for applications. The OTNM-D is
designed with eight, low-speed SFP interfaces that support client rates from 100 Mbit/s to 4 Gbit/s.
It supports a wide range of client signals, including SONET/SDH, Ethernet and video. OTNM-D
is supported in FP5.1.1. The Tellabs 8000 manager support for the module includes support for
transporting these low-rate signals over an optical channel through the WDM backbone.

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3.6.4 F01699 -SSM-D
Benefits
The Tellabs 8000 manager support for the SSM-D module allows the customers to see SSM-D
hardware in their Tellabs 7100 network when using Tellabs 8000 manager.
Description
The SSM-D module is a module with 12xSTM-16/STM-4/STM-1 ports which multiplex the
signals into one WDM-compatible 10 gbps signal. The Tellabs 8000 manager support for the
SSM-D module includes modelling support for the SSM-D module, creating SDH circuits through
the SSM-D module and Ethernet over SDH circuits as well. Link aggregation is supported as an
option in the SSM-D.
3.6.5 Improved Protection Options
Benefits
The protection support in Tellabs 8000 manager allows the customer to protect client traffic using
Y-cable or MSP 1+1 protection.
Description
The Y-Cable patch panel provides signal protection on Tellabs ® 7100 optical transport
system/Tellabs ® 7100N optical transport system through paired TGTM-Es or OTNM-Ds. The
signal is split at the Y-Cable patch panel and one copy of the signal is directed to a pre-defined
facility on each of the paired modules, resulting in a working signal and a protecting signal. Both
signals are forwarded to the DWDM network in different directions. On the destination side, the
signals are received by corresponding paired modules, compared for integrity, and one is forwarded
to the targeted client. The Y-cable support in Tellabs 8000 manager includes support for Y-cable
protection in the TGTM-E, OTNM-D and SSM-D units.
SDH MSP 1+1 protection for the SMTM-U units is now supported. Note that only circuits with
no concatenation, VC-4-4c or VC4-16c concatenation can be routed through MSP 1+1 protected
trunks. Virtual concatenated circuits or circuits with transparent concatenation are not yet supported.
MSP 1+1 protection can be provisioned only between modules in the units that are in the SBFAB
mode, and between modules in the units that are in paired slot positions.
Feature Summary
F01701 Y-cable protection

F01711 SDH MSP 1+1 protections for SMTM-U and SSM

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3.6.6 New Tellabs 8000 Manager Features
Description
In addition to the Tellabs 7100 features described above, there are multiple enhancements in Tellabs
8000 manager to increase security and ease the operator workflow. See below the descriptions of
the additional Tellabs 8000 manager features.
Feature Summary
The new Tellabs 8000 manager features introduced in Tellabs 8000 manager R17A are described
below.
F01712 Support for SDH SNC protections

F01719 Support for IPSec communication to the network elements. The support enables the use
of IPSec for securing the communication to the network elements from Communication
Servers of Tellabs 8000 manager.
F01722 The capability to discover 7100 node inventory into Tellabs 8000 manager database
automatically has been added. After the node has been added with Network Editor and
required connection parameters have been defined, it is possible to open a discovery
dialog and discover the subracks and units into the Tellabs 8000 manager database. The
objects will be set to In Use state in case they are in In-Service (IS) state in the NE and
states remain Planned for those objects that are in Out-of-Service (OOS) state in the NE.
F01723 Inventory reporting - reading CLEI codes and serial numbers. Tellabs 8000 manager
will read the inventory of the Tellabs 7100 network element and store CLEI codes and
serial numbers into the Tellabs 8000 manager database.
F01724 Performance view of latest collected PM records. Tellabs 8000 manager allows the user
to open a window showing the last collected PM records in the network elements.
3.7 Tellabs ® 7300 Metro Ethernet Switching Series Network Element

Enhancements
3.7.1 F01708 - Tellabs 7325 Ethernet Edge Switch - Fault Support
Benefits
The Tellabs 7300 metro Ethernet series is a product family offering a comprehensive end-to-end
portfolio of Ethernet switching products. The Tellabs 7300 series can combine with the Tellabs 7100
optical transport system to build highly scalable connection-oriented Ethernet and carrier Ethernet
networks and, when used with the Tellabs 8800 multiservice router series, extend Ethernet services
from IP/MPLS core networks. Basic Tellabs 8000 manager support of Tellabs 7325 switch devices
allows the operator to get an end-to-end fault monitoring view of the network.

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Description
Tellabs 8000 manager supports inventory documentation and fault management for Tellabs 7325
switch nodes. Additionally, cut-through to Tellabs 7191 Craft Station is provided. This tool is used
for the element-level configuration of the Tellabs 7300 nodes. For managing the Tellabs 7300 nodes,
the Tellabs 7191 Craft Station must be installed to the Tellabs 8000 manager workstation locally.
3.7.2 F01709 - Tellabs 7345 Ethernet Aggregation Switch - Fault Support
Benefits
The Tellabs 7300 metro Ethernet series is a product family offering a comprehensive end-to-end
portfolio of Ethernet switching products. The Tellabs 7300 series can combine with the Tellabs 7100
optical transport system to build highly scalable connection-oriented Ethernet and carrier Ethernet
networks and, when used with the Tellabs 8800 multiservice router series, extend Ethernet services
from IP/MPLS core networks. Basic Tellabs 8000 manager support of Tellabs 7345 switch devices
allows the operator to get an end-to-end fault monitoring view of the network.
Description
Tellabs 8000 manager R17A supports inventory documentation and fault management for the
Tellabs 7345 switch nodes. Additionally, cut-through to Tellabs 7191 Craft Station is provided.
This tool is used for the element-level configuration of the Tellabs 7300 nodes. For managing the
Tellabs 7300 nodes, the Tellabs 7191 Craft Station must be installed to the Tellabs 8000 manager
workstation locally.
3.8 Tellabs ® 8100 Managed Access System Network Element

Enhancements
3.8.1 F01739 - E1C
Benefits
The new interface unit E1C is a unit with 16 channelized E1 interfaces to be used with the Tellabs
8100 system nodes. The main applications are
• E1 trunk interfaces in the Tellabs 8100 network

• E1 access interface, where channelized ITU-T G.703/G.704 compliant interface is required
This high density E1 unit enables utilizing the vast 1/0 cross-connection capacity of the latest
Tellabs ® 8184 access switch and Tellabs ® 8188 access switch nodes in an efficient manner.
Additionally, it is a cost-efficient and space saving interface in any Tellabs 8100 application where a
large amount of E1 ports are needed at one site. Using the E1C units in the Tellabs 8184 access
switch and Tellabs 8188 access switch nodes can replace a traditional Tellabs ® 8170 cluster node
application e.g. at the BSC site in the mobile network. The E1C interface unit can be used in various
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Description
The 5T wide E1C unit connects to the XBUS in the Tellabs 8100 nodes. The unit can be used in the
Tellabs ® 8140 midi, Tellabs ® 8150 basic, Tellabs ® 8160 A111 accelerator, Tellabs 8170 cluster,
Tellabs 8184 access switch or Tellabs 8188 access switch node. The unit can be freely placed to
any of the free slots of the Tellabs 8100 node.
The physical connectors for the E1 interfaces are 120 ohm interfaces. Baluns must be used in case
75-ohm interfaces are preferred. The physical connectors are RJ45 connectors so that each of the
eight RJ45 connectors provide 2 x G.703 interfaces.
The E1 interfaces have the following characteristics:
• ITU-T G.703 120 ohm electrical interface

• 8 x RJ45 connectors, 2 interfaces in one connector
• Frame and CAS multiframe structure ITU-T G.704, G.706
• Jitter and wander ITU-T G.823
• PMS monitoring ITU-T G.826
The E1 interfaces of the E1C unit can be used in the following operating modes:
• 1/0 trunk usage (G.704 framed) with or without 1+1 protection, with or without HDLC control
link
• Unframed (transparent) user access point (1/0 SUAP), with or without 1+1 protection
• G.704 framed multiple user access point (1/0 MUAP) with or without 1+1 protection

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Fig. 15 E1C Interface Unit
3.8.2 New SHDSL NTUs
Benefits
Fully managed and cost-efficient 1-, 2-, 4-pair copper access with max. 5.7 Mbps line rate and up to
12 Mbps user connections.
Description
A new OMH2 unit and new SHDSL NTUs are introduced for cost-efficient SHDSL access. The
OMH2-8 and OMH2-16 interface units use ITU-T G.SHDSL-based technology. OMH2-8 has eight
interfaces, each of which can support symmetrical data rates up to 5712 kbps. OMH2-16 is the
same for 16 SHDSL lines. 1-, 2- and 4-pair modes are supported. The OMH2 unit is designed for
connecting the Tellabs 8110 CTE2-S and Tellabs 8110 CTE2-R G.SHDSL network terminating
units (NTUs).
The following SHDSL2 NTUs are introduced: Tellabs 8110 CTE2-S V.35, Tellabs 8110 CTE2-S
X.21, Tellabs 8110 CTE2-S G.703 and Tellabs 8110 CTE2-R.
Feature Summary
The features are summarized below.

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F01737 OMH2
F01738 CTE2-S (V.35)
F02147 CTE2-S (V.35, X.21, G.703), CTE2-R
3.9 Tellabs 8000 Manager System Enhancements
3.9.1 F01544 - Support for RADIUS
Benefits
This feature allows the operator to use a centralized RADIUS user authentication server.
Description
The support for RADIUS allows the operator to have a centralized authentication server which is
used for authenticating the users. Previously, LDAP has already been supported for centralized
authentication, but in those cases where LDAP is not used as the authentication protocol, RADIUS
is commonly used. The RADIUS support also enables the operator to use a single centralized user
authentication server for both Tellabs 8000 manager as well as for the Tellabs 8600 system network
elements, as the Tellabs 8600 system network elements already include support for RADIUS
authentication.
3.9.2 F01936 - Centralized Driver Handling for Tellabs 8600 and Tellabs 8800
Network Elements
Benefits
This feature allows the operator to centralize the driver management for Tellabs 8600 and Tellabs
8800 network elements.
Description
EMS Service, VPN Provisioning Service, Macro Manager Service and Packet Loop Test Service
require information about the Tellabs 8600 and Tellabs 8800 network element drivers to be activated.
Prior to R17A the driver activation was done during the Tellabs 8000 manager installation on a
particular Management Server or by configuring NMS.INI file in that server. In R17A centralized,
database-based driver activation has been introduced. Now activation is performed once and takes
place during the database update for Tellabs 8000 network manager.
It is possible to view the currently existing driver information in the database through Network
Editor. The following data can be obtained:
• The drivers that are currently supported by Tellabs 8000 manager

• The drivers that are currently activated and deactivated
• Relationships between different ESW and NE versions in Tellabs 8000 manager

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Fig. 16 Viewing 8600/8800 Network Element Driver Data
It is possible to override the driver activation entries in the database by manually activating and
configuring the EMSSERVER_DRIVERS entry in the NMS.INI file.
3.10 Tellabs 8000 Manager OSS Integration Enhancements
3.10.1 MTOSI 2.0 Support
Benefits
This feature allows the operator to integrate the Tellabs 8000 manager to higher-level OSS systems
using a Telemanagement Forum standards-based northbound interface.

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Description
MTOSI, the Multi-Technology Operations System Interface is a standard interface for

interconnecting and integrating OSS systems, defined by TeleManagement Forum. Version 2.0 of
the MTOSI standard supports a wide range of functionality, including e.g. network inventory, fault
and performance management and network resource provisioning. The first release of the MTOSI
interface for the Tellabs 8000 manager concentrates on TDM pseudowire provisioning as well
as troubleshooting features.
Feature Summary
The features of the MTOSI interface are described below. Note that some of the functions are based
on proprietary extensions to the MTOSI standard.
F01879 TDM Structure-Agnostic Time Division Multiplexing over Packet (SAToP) pseudowire
provisioning MTOSI support
F01882 VCCV LSP ping for testing TDM SAToP pseudowires MTOSI support
F01998 RSVP-TE tunnel provisioning, unprotected and RSVP 1:1 protected tunnels MTOSI
support
F01999 VLAN interface configuration MTOSI support
F01884 Port status check for physical E1, chSTM-1 and Ethernet ports and logical VC-12
ports MTOSI support
F01885 Port loopback for E1, chSTM-1 and Ethernet ports MTOSI support
F02078 IP static route, targeted peer and LDP peer authentication configuration MTOSI support
F02001 Tellabs 8660 edge switch node type MTOSI support
F02002 Tellabs 8630 access switch node type MTOSI support
F02146 Ethernet ports enable & configuration MTOSI support
3.10.2 F01740 - NSN/ESYMAC FM Integration
Benefits
This feature includes fault integration into NSN NetAct OSS Release 5.1 and later.
Description
The NetAct Adapter delivers fault and network topology of all network elements managed by
the Tellabs 8000 manager to NetAct.

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The NetAct Adapter system is used for connecting Tellabs 8000 manager to the Nokia Siemens
Networks NetAct network management system. The NetAct Adapter (OSS5.X) (netactsrv) service
configuration is introduced in R17A and it is compatible with NetAct OSS5.1 CD Set2 or newer.
SNMP-based notifications are used for communication.
The existing NetAct Adapter (OSS4.X) (nbifsrv_nms2k) service configuration is compatible with
NetAct OSS4.X and it uses the RPC interface for communication.
The NetAct Adapter (OSS5.X) provides the following new features:
• Fault acknowledgements are supported in both directions (from Tellabs 8000 manager to the Ne-
tAct system and vice versa).
• Topology changes are delivered to NetAct.
• Filtering mechanism supports also topology data.
• Specific alarm manual pages are provided for the Tellabs 8600, Tellabs 8800 and Tellabs 7100
product families in the NetAct.

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About the Manual .............................................................................................................. 7

1 Tellabs ® 8000 Network Manager R17A ...................................................................... 9

2 List of New Features ................................................................................................... 10

3 Detailed Feature Descriptions.................................................................................... 13

3.1 Tellabs 8000 Manager Service Provisioning Enhancements............................................................................... 13

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2 List of New Features

F01672 Service Monitoring ATM Pseudowire Dropped Packet Statistics R17A

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ID Category Heading Release

F01710 Tellabs 7100 WDM 40 Gbit Signal R17A

F01694 Tellabs 7100 SMTM-P (10 x Gbe) R17A-SP1

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3 Detailed Feature Descriptions

3.1 Tellabs 8000 Manager Service Provisioning Enhancements

3.1.1 F01680 - Support for Multi-segment Pseudowires

Multi-segment pseudowire is specified in draft-ietf-pwe3-segmented-pw. Static configuration of

• Pseudowire switching between two static control planes

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Fig. 1 Multi-segment Pseudowire

In VPN Provisioning, multi-segment pseudowires are managed similarly to single-segment

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Fig. 2 Multi-Segment Pseudowire in VPN Provisioning

3.1.2 F01656 - Ethernet Switching

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3.1.3 F01657 - Pseudowire Troubleshooting

Fig. 3 Pseudowire Troubleshooter

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In R17A, the following check items are supported:

• For the pseudowire endpoint interfaces:

3.1.4 F01208 - Separate Parameters for Policers and Autotunnels

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Fig. 4 Service Policer Parameters

Fig. 5 Autotunnel Parameters

The following settings have changed or been added:

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3.1.5 F01660 - Fast Reroute

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Fig. 6 Fast Reroute One-to-one Backup