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1 Ethernet Port Provisioning Exercises 7

1.1 Provision Electrical Ethernet Ports on Core-E/CorEvo Card 8
1.2 Provision Electrical Ethernet Ports on P8ETH card 9
1.3 Provision Electrical Ethernet Ports on EASv2 card 10
1.4 Provision Optical Ethernet Ports on Core-E/CorEvo Card 11
1.5 Provision Optical Ethernet Ports on P8ETH card 12
1.6 Provision Optical Ethernet Ports on EASv2 card 13
2 VLAN/S-VLAN Configuration Exercises 14
2.1 Configure VLANs 15
2.2 Configure S-VLANs 16
3 Provider Bridge Configuration Exercises 17
3.1 Configure Provider Bridge 18
4 Policy and Translation Exercises 19
4.1 Configure Port Rate Limiter and Storm Control 20
4.2 Configure VLAN Rate Limiter and C-VLAN Translation 21
5 Per-VLAN-Per-CoS Rate Limiter Configuration Exercise 22
5.1 Configure Per-VLAN-Per-CoS Rate Limiter 23
6 QoS Configuration Exercises 24
6.1 Configure QoS based on 802.1p 25
6.2 Configure QoS based on Diffserv 26
6.2 Configure QoS based on Diffserv 27

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Lab Exercise Objective:
Configure an un-provisioned electrical Ethernet port on the Core-E/CorEvo card.
Instructor preparation:
Provide students with an available 9500 MPR NE, and port numbers to be provisioned as-
well-as parameters necessary to complete the task.
Instructions:
Follow your instructor’s instructions to locate and provision a Core-E/CorEvo Ethernet port
using the NEtO.
1. Double-click the active Core-E/CorEvo card (from the Equipment Tree or MSS graphic
display).
2. Click the Ethernet Physical Interface tab.
3. Select an electrical Ethernet port to provision (ports 1-4).
4. Click the Settings tab, the configuration screen for the selected port is displayed.
5. Enter a User Label (student name or team number)
6. Click the Enabled checkbox, and click Apply.
7. Click to enable Auto Negotiation Status.
8. Configure the following parameters (unless told otherwise be the instructor)

• Flow Control – Disabled
• VLAN Configuration – Admit All
• Synchronous Ethernet Operation Mode – Not Synchronous (default)
9. Click Apply.
10. Locate the assigned port in the status table and verify that that is displays the
correct configuration settings.
End of Exercise

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Configure an un-provisioned electrical Ethernet port on a P8ETH card.
Instructions:
Follow your instructor’s instructions to locate and provision a P8ETH electrical Ethernet
port using the NEtO.
1. Double-click an card (from the Equipment Tree or MSS graphic display).
4. Enter a User Label. (student name or team number)

9. Click Apply.
End of Exercise

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Configure an un-provisioned electrical Ethernet port on an EASv2 card.
Instructions:
Follow your instructor’s instructions to locate and provision an EASv2 electrical Ethernet
port using the NEtO.
1. Double-click an EASv2 card (from the Equipment Tree or MSS graphic display).

9. Click Apply.
10. Click the Power Source tab. The Power Source screen is displayed.
11. Verify or change the power source (PFoE or Disabled) based on instructor directions.
End of Exercise

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Configure an un-provisioned optical Ethernet port on the Core-E/CorEvo card.
well-as parameters necessary to complete the task. Optical SFPs will have to be installed in
ports 5 and 6 of the Core-E (also in ports 7 and 8 of CorEvo) prior to the start of this lab.
Instructions:
Follow your instructor’s instructions to locate and provision a Core-E/CorEvo Ethernet port
using the NEtO.
1. Double-click the active Core-E/CorEvo card (from the Equipment Tree or MSS graphic
display).
3. Select an optical Ethernet port to provision (ports 5-6).

• SSM – Disabled
9. Verify the following SFP information that is displayed in Optical Info:

• Connector_______
• GE Compliance______
• Laser Wavelength_____
• Link Length______
10. Click Apply.
11. Locate the assigned port in the status table and verify that that is displays the correct
configuration settings.
End of Exercise

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Configure an un-provisioned optical Ethernet port on the P8ETH card.
well-as parameters necessary to complete the task. Optical SFPs will have to be installed
in ports 5 -8 of the P8ETH prior to the start of this lab.
Instructions:
Follow your instructor’s instructions to locate and provision an P8ETH Ethernet port using
the NEtO.
1. Double-click an EAS card (from the Equipment Tree or MSS graphic display).


10. Click Apply.
End of Exercise

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Configure an un-provisioned optical Ethernet port on the EASv2 card.
Provide students with an available 9500 MPR NE, and port numbers to be provisioned as-well-as
parameters necessary to complete the task. Optical SFPs will have to be installed in ports 5 -8 of
the EASv2 prior to the start of this lab.
Instructions:
Follow your instructor’s instructions to locate and provision an EASv2 Ethernet port using the NEtO.
1. Double-click an EASv2 card (from the Equipment Tree or MSS graphic display).

• SSM – Disabled

10. Click Apply.
11. Locate the assigned port in the status table and verify that that is displays the correct
configuration settings.
End of Exercise

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Configure a new VLAN to be used to route Ethernet traffic on the 9500 MPR
Provide students with an available 9500 MPR NE, and port numbers to become VLAN
members and untagged ports where the VLAN will be removed in egress.
Instructions:
Follow your instructor’s instructions to create a VLAN using the NEtO.
1. Click the VLAN icon in the NEtO toolbar or select VLAN Management from the
Configuration drop-down menu.
2. Click the 802.1Q (Virtual Bridge) radio button to create a VLAN.
3. Click Apply.
4. Click New to create a new VLAN.
5. Enter the VLAN ID (the configurable values must be in the range 2 - 4080)
6. Enter the VLAN Name: a text string of up to 32 characters.
7. Select the port members of this VLAN by putting a check mark on the relevant check
box. All the user Ethernet ports and all the Radio directions can be considered.
8. Select, among the ports belonging to this VLAN (members), the untagged ports (in
egress the VLAN will be removed from the frames). Only the user Ethernet ports,
enabled and disabled, are manageable. The VLAN cannot be removed from the radio
ports (with the exception of the VLAN 1).
9. Click OK.
10. Click the Refresh button to display the new VLAN.
End of Exercise

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Configure a new S-VLAN to be used to route Ethernet traffic on the 9500 MPR
Provide students with an available 9500 MPR NE, and port numbers to become S-VLAN
members and untagged ports where the VLAN will be removed in egress.
Instructions:
Follow your instructor’s instructions to create an S-VLAN using the NEtO.
1. Click the VLAN icon in the NEtO toolbar or select VLAN Management from the
Configuration drop-down menu.
2. Remove any 802.1Q VLANs that were previously created (except for VLAN-1)
3. Click the 802.1ad (Provider Bridge) radio button to create an S-VLAN.
4. Click Yes on the Warning dialog box to acknowledge changing bridge types (from
802.1Q to 802.1ad).
5. Click Apply.
6. Click New to create a new S-VLAN.
7. Enter the S-VLAN ID (the configurable values must be in the range 2 - 4080)
8. Enter the S-VLAN Name: a text string of up to 32 characters.
9. Select the port members of this S-VLAN by putting a check mark on the relevant check
box. All the user Ethernet ports and all the Radio directions can be considered.
10. Select, among the ports belonging to this S-VLAN (members), the untagged ports (in
egress the S-VLAN will be removed from the frames). Only the user Ethernet ports,
enabled and disabled, are manageable. The VLAN cannot be removed from the radio
ports (with the exception of the VLAN 1).
11. Click OK.
12. Click the Refresh button to display the new S-VLAN.
End of Exercise

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Configure a Provider Bridge for one of the Ethernet ports previously provisioned.
Assign students the ports that were previously provisioned in the earlier exercises.
Provide parameters to configure each port’s provider bridge as either: NNI, UNI port
based service, or UNI, VLAN based service..
Instructions:
Follow your instructor’s instructions to configure a provider bridge for an assigned
Ethernet port using the NEtO.
1. Double-click the active Core-E/CorEvo, P8ETH, or EASv2 card (from the Equipment
Tree or MSS graphic display).
3. Select an electrical Ethernet port to configure the provider bridge.
4. Click the Provider Bridge tab, the configuration screen for the selected port is
displayed.
• To configure the as NNI, go to Step 5.
• To configure as UNI port –based service, go to Step 6.
• To configure as UNI VLAN-based service, go to Step 7.
5. Click the NNI button, and select an S-VLAN TPID. Go to Step 9.
6. Click the UNI Port Based Service button, and select either Port Priority or C-
VLAN Priority. Go to Step 9.
7. Click the UNI Port Based Service button, and select either Port Priority or C-
VLAN Priority. Go to Step 9.
8. Click the UNI, VLAN Port Based Service button, and configure C-VLAN, S-VLAN
mapping and egress settings based on instructor information. Go to Step 9.
9. Click Apply.
End of Exercise

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Configure the port rate limiter and storm control on a previously provisioned Ethernet port
on the Core-E/CorEvo or EAS/P8ETH cards.
well-as parameters necessary to complete the tasks including: Ingress/Egress CIR values
and Max burst size (for port rate limiter) and unknown unicast rate, max. multicast and
broadcast rates (for storm control)
Instructions:
Follow your instructor’s instructions to provision the port rate limiter and storm control for
an Ethernet port using the NEtO.
1. Locate the Ethernet port to be provisioned on the equipment tree.
2. Click the Policy & Translation tab.
3. Click the Ingress Enabled checkbox in the Port Rate Limiter panel.
4. Select the Ingress CIR value and the Ingress Max Burst size.
5. Click the Egress Enabled checkbox in the Port Rate Limiter panel.
6. Select the Egress CIR value and the Egress Max Burst size.
7. Click the Enabled checkbox in the Storm Control-Ingress panel.
8. Select the maximum Unknown Unicast Rate.
9. Select the maximum Multicast and Broadcast rates.
10. Verify that there is no VLAN Rate Limiter enabled.
11. Click Apply to save changes.
End of Exercise

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Configure the VLAN rate limiter and C-VLAN Translation on a previously provisioned
Ethernet port on the Core-E/CorEvo or EAS/P8ETH cards.
well-as parameters necessary to complete the tasks including: Ingress CIR values and Max
burst size (for VLAN rate limiter) and VLAN mapping information (for C-VLAN Translation)
Instructions:
Follow your instructor’s instructions to provision the VLAN rate limiter and C-VLAN
translation for an Ethernet port using the NEtO.
2. Click the Policy & Translation tab.
3. Click the Enabled checkbox in the VLAN Rate Limiter panel.
5. Enter the From VLAN ID and the To VLAN ID in the C-VLAN Translation panel
(VLAN Mapping).
6. Verify that there is no Port Rate Limiter enabled.
End of Exercise

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Configure the Per-VLAN –Per CoS rate limiter on a previously provisioned Ethernet port
on the Core-E/CorEvo or EAS/P8ETH cards.
well-as parameters necessary to complete the tasks including: VLAN IDs, PCPs, Ingress
CIR and Ingress Maximum Burst size values.
Instructions:
Follow your instructor’s instructions to provision the Per-VLAN-Per-CoS rate limiter for an
Ethernet port using the NEtO.
2. Click the Per-VLAN-Per-CoS Rate Limiter tab.
3. Click the Create button.
4. Select a VLAN ID from the drop-down menu.
5. Select a PCP from the PCP drop-down menu.
7. Verify that there is no Port Rate Limiter enabled.
End of Exercise

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Configure QoS including Scheduler, Queue size, and the 802.1p QoS Classification.
Provide students with DWRR values to change, Queue sizes per radio direction label, and
PCP to forwarding class values.
Instructions:
Follow your instructor’s instructions to configure QoS based on the 802.1p QoS classification
using the NEtO.
1. Display the QoS Configuration screen by selecting QoS Configuration from the
Configuration drop-down menu (or by clicking the QoS icon on the NEtO main toolbar.
The QoS Configuration screen is displayed with the Scheduler Configuration tab
displayed.
2. Change or verify that each queue mode is set to DWRR. (or SP if strict priority is to be
used instead of DWRR weights based on instructions).
3. Change any DWRR weights for Q1 to Q5 based on instructions. If instructed to use the
default weights or if SP (Strict Priority) was selected in Step 2, skip Step 3.
4. Click Apply and Yes to the popup dialog box.
5. Click the Queue Size Configuration tab.
6. Double click on a queue direction based on Instructor information.
7. Enter a new queue size (2480 to 4034836) based upon Instructor information.
9. Click the QoS Classification tab.
10. Select IEEE 802.1p from the QoS Classification Criterion dropdown menu.
11. From the IEEE 802.1p – Forwarding Class Mapping panel select new PCP to
Forwarding Class values based upon Instructor information.
12. Click Apply to save changes and then click Yes.
End of Exercise

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Configure QoS including Scheduler, Queue size, and the DiffServ Classification.
Provide students with DWRR values to change, Queue sizes per radio direction label, and
DSCP to forwarding class values.
Instructions:
Follow your instructor’s instructions to configure QoS based on the DiffServ QoS
classification using the NEtO.
1. Display the QoS Configuration screen by selecting QoS Configuration from the
Configuration drop-down menu (or by clicking the QoS icon on the NEtO main toolbar.
The QoS Configuration screen is displayed with the Scheduler Configuration tab
displayed.
2. Change or verify that each queue mode is set to DWRR. (or SP if strict priority is to be
used instead of DWRR weights based on instructions).
3. Change any DWRR weights for Q1 to Q5 based on instructions. If instructed to use the
default weights or if SP (Strict Priority) was selected in Step 2, skip Step 3.
4. Click Apply and Yes to the popup dialog box.
5. Click the Queue Size Configuration tab.
6. Double click on a queue direction based on Instructor information.
7. Enter a new queue size (2480 to 4034836) based upon Instructor information.
9. Click the QoS Classification tab.
10. Select DiffServ from the QoS Classification Criterion dropdown menu.
11. From the DiffServ – Forwarding Class Mapping panel select new DSCP to
Forwarding Class values based upon Instructor information.
12. Click Apply to save changes and then click Yes.
End of Exercise

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1 Ethernet PM Exercises 7
1.1 Start the Ethernet PM Monitoring Process 8
1.2 Display Ethernet Aggregate TX and RX Statistics 9
2 Alarm Table Exercises 10
2.1 Locate Alarms in the Alarm Table (ANSI Market) 11
2.2 Locate Alarms in the Alarm Matrix Table (ETSI Market) 12
3 Alarm Monitor Exercise 13
3.1 Display Alarms using the Alarm Monitor 14
3.1 Display Alarms using the Alarm Monitor 15

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Launch the NEtO WT Performance Monitoring Suite and use it to display selected Ethernet
Traffic statistics
Provide students with an available 9500 MPR NE, and port numbers and monitoring
parameters (collection interval time, collection duration) for use in completing this task.
Instructions:
Follow your instructor’s instructions to launch the Performance Monitor.
1. Click on the PM tool icon to open the PM tool window.
2. Select the monitoring type (Ethernet Statistics) from the resource tree.
3. Select an Ethernet port to monitor based on instructor information
4. Change the duration of the performance monitor (default is 1 hr.) based on instructor
information.
5. Change the collection time interval (default is 5 sec) based on instructor information.
6. Click the Start button to begin the monitoring process
7. Click Stop button (when instructed to do so) to halt the monitor.

a) What is the time stamp of the first event?
________________________________________
b) How often is the reporting interval?
_____________________________________________
8. Change view to Overview then zoom in and out.
9. Change view to Birds Eye View, remove TTO Throughput and TTF Broadcast. View
the results.
10. Click the Start button to restart the monitoring process.
End of Exercise

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Using the PM monitoring started in the previous exercise, display and record the
Aggregate TX and RX statistics for a specific Ethernet port. Use the Custom View function
to create a customized view of the collected Ethernet statistics.
Provide students with an available 9500 MPR NE, and port numbers and monitoring
parameters.
Instructions:
Follow your instructor’s instructions to display collected Ethernet statistics.
1. Click Stop button (when instructed to do so) to halt the monitor (if monitor is already
stopped, skip this step.)
2. Click the Ethernet Aggregate Tx tab and for a selected retrieving time record the
following statistics:
• TTO _______________
• TDF _______________
• TTF Unicast _______________
• TTF Multicast _______________
• TTF Broadcast ________________
3. Click the Ethernet Aggregate Rx tab and for a selected retrieving time record the
following statistics:
• TTO _______________
• TDF _______________
• TTF Unicast _______________
• TTF Multicast _______________
• TTF Broadcast ________________
4. Click the Custom View tab. Create a Custom view to include the following: TTO,
TTF, TDF. Assign TDF to the first column.
5. View the results. Rearrange the two columns.
End of Exercise

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Use a PDF copy of the 9500 MPR for ANSI R6.0 Maintenance and Trouble Clearing
3EM23956AOAA Edition 01 to locate selected alarms in the Trouble Analysis Procedures
(TAPs).
Provide ANSI students with a PDF copy of the Maintenance and Trouble Clearing
document and a list of alarms to research.
Instructions:
Follow your instructor’s instructions to locate and research a list of alarms.
1. Open the Maintenance and Trouble Clearing document and navigate to the part of
the document that contains the Trouble Analysis Procedures (TAP-100 – 120.)
2. Locate the alarms and complete the table below:
Probable
Friendly name/entity Equipment Type TAP
Cause
End of Exercise

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Use a PDF copy of the 9500 MPR for ETSI R6.0 User Manual 3DB 19901 AEAA Edition
01 to locate selected alarms in the Alarm Matrix table (Table 146)
Provide ETSI students with a PDF copy of the 9500 MPR for ETSI R6.0 User Manual
and a list of alarms to research.
Instructions:
Follow your instructor’s instructions to locate and research a list of alarms.
1. Open the User Manual and locate the Alarm Matrix (Table 146)
2. Locate the alarms and complete the table below:
Configuration/Alarm
Alarm Most Probable
Equipment Action
Description 1+0 1+1 HS 1+1 FD Cause
End of Exercise

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Use the Alarms monitor to display current and logged alarms.
Provide students with an available 9500 MPR NE from which to launch the Alarms Monitor.
Instructions:
Follow your instructor’s instructions to use the Alarm Monitor.
1. Log into the NE assigned by the instructor.
2. Launch the Alarm Monitor.
3. List the number of Current Alarms by type:

• CRI ___
• MAJ ___
• MIN ___
• WRG ___
• IND ___
4. List the number of Logged Alarms by type:
• CRI ___
• MAJ ___
• MIN ___
• WRG ___
• IND ___
5. Display the contents of the Alarms Log
6. Select an alarm from the Alarms log (or Current alarms)
7. Double-click on one of the alarms to open the help screen.
8. Create a new filter to display all instance of the alarm selected in Step 6. Include at least
3 of the following filter elements: Alarm Type, Event Time, Perceived Severity, Probable
Cause.
9. Apply the filter to the Alarm log or current alarm display.

End of Exercise

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2. Click the Ethernet Physical Interface tab.

3. Select an electrical Ethernet port to provision (ports 1-4).

5. Enter a User Label (student name or team number)

6. Click the Enabled checkbox, and click Apply.

7. Click to enable Auto Negotiation Status.

8. Configure the following parameters (unless told otherwise be the instructor)

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2. Select an electrical Ethernet port to provision (ports 1-4).

4. Enter a User Label. (student name or team number)

5. Click the Enabled checkbox, and click Apply.

6. Click to enable Auto Negotiation Status.

7. Configure the following parameters (unless told otherwise be the instructor)

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2. Select an electrical Ethernet port to provision (ports 1-4).

3. Enter a User Label (student name or team number)

4. Click the Enabled checkbox, and click Apply.

5. Click to enable Auto Negotiation Status.

6. Configure the following parameters (unless told otherwise be the instructor)

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2. Click the Ethernet Physical Interface tab.

3. Select an optical Ethernet port to provision (ports 5-6).

5. Enter a User Label (student name or team number)

6. Click the Enabled checkbox, and click Apply.

7. Click to enable Auto Negotiation Status.

8. Configure the following parameters (unless told otherwise be the instructor)

9. Verify the following SFP information that is displayed in Optical Info:

10. Click Apply.

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2. Click the Ethernet Physical Interface tab.

3. Select an optical Ethernet port to provision (ports 5-8).

5. Enter a User Label (student name or team number)

6. Click the Enabled checkbox, and click Apply.

7. Click to enable Auto Negotiation Status.

8. Configure the following parameters (unless told otherwise be the instructor)

9. Verify the following SFP information that is displayed in Optical Info:

10. Click Apply.

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2. Click the Ethernet Physical Interface tab.

3. Select an optical Ethernet port to provision (ports 5-8).

5. Enter a User Label (student name or team number)

6. Click the Enabled checkbox, and click Apply.

7. Click to enable Auto Negotiation Status.

8. Configure the following parameters (unless told otherwise be the instructor)

9. Verify the following SFP information that is displayed in Optical Info:

10. Click Apply.