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Provisioning the iMG/RG Installation Procedures
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AlliedView NMS Administration Guide
7.10.4.2 Pre-requisite Procedures
Before performing this procedure, the user should have already done the following:
1. At the iMAP, ensure the following are already configured:
• VLANs for DHCP and services have been created.
• The iMAP card/port that interfaces the iMG/RG has been installed and enabled.
2. User has work order that should include the following:
• Attributes that will be used for GenBand configuration
3. All appropriate profiles are defined. The following profiles are used:
Note: For Open Access, the General Profile would not have service VLANs defined, while the service-specific Profiles would have
VLANs.
7.10.4.3 Provision the iMAP Port (Triple Play Form)
Datafilling the Triple Play form allows the user to create a unique Customer ID and to associate this with all the relevant
profiles. Follow these steps:
1. Bring up the Provision New Triple Play Customer Form using one of these methods:
• From the main AlliedView NMS menu, select Tools -> Customer Management -> Add New Triple Play Customer.
• For an iMAP icon, select Provision -> Port Management. From the Port Management Form select the port for the work
order, which will have no Customer ID, and click Provision New Customer/Port. (An already provisioned port should
always have a Customer ID.)
• From the port table in Network Inventory, right-click the port from the work order and select Provision New
Customer/Port.
2. In the Provision New Triple Play Customer Form, enter a Customer ID
3. Click on Add Customer Info to add the additional text to define this customer.
Refer to 7.2.7 for suggestions on naming conventions for Customer ID and Customer Info.
4. Enter the iMG/RG General Profile DeskLab-3Play-1Video from the pull-down.
5. If necessary, enter the Access Device and Slot.Port. See the note below on scoping.
Note: With scoping, if the Triple-Play Form is brought up without an Access Device and Slot.port, only those devices that use the
General Profile are available. Conversely, the user could choose a device first, and only those profiles available for that device
are shown.
TABLE 7-31 Example Profiles for Initial Configuration
Profile Type Example Profile Name Description
Upstream Port
Profile
Used for Fast Ethernet Ports
RG General Profile “DeskLab-3Play-1Video” Example profile that has all three services and supports
only one STB.
RG Internet Profile “HomeNetworkInet””
RG Video Profile “Video-Proxy” For video proxy service
RG Derived Voice
Profile
“VOIPPhone” For derived voice profile
Line Profile g711_mulaw_10 Used in conjunction with G6