Installation guide

Configuring browser-based GPON zNIDs

FTTH Application Guide

Creating an uplink and downlink bridge on the MXK

We will create an uplink and downlink for VLAN 200.

1 Create uplink and add bridge-path

The switch which is upstream from our MXK is providing a network on

VLAN 200. The packets are tagged from the switch.The bridge-path add

command defines this bridge interface as the uplink for the VLAN 200

downlinks.

Note: For all of the scenario examples in this application guide

we are using the same uplinks/upstream interfaces, so if you have

already created the uplink/upstream bridge interfaces, you will

not need to recreate the data uplink/bridge-bridgepath here.

zSH> bridge add 1-a-5-0/eth uplink vlan 200 tagged

Adding bridge on 1-a-5-0/eth

Created bridge-interface-record ethernet5-200/bridge

zSH> bridge-path add ethernet5-200/bridge vlan 200 default

Bridge-path added successfully

2 Add the dowlink to the zNID

We are just passing the single tagged 200 packets down to the zNID. The

zNID needs to know the VLAN ID to pass them through properly as well.

We will configure the zNID for that as well.

DOC-MXK> bridge add 1-4-1-501/gponport gtp 1 downlink vlan 200 tagged

Adding bridge on 1-4-1-501/gponport

Created bridge-interface-record 1-4-1-501-gponport-200/bridge

If the GEM port already exists then the gtp parameter is not required. See

Creating GPON Traffic Profile on page 55.

Activate the zNID

This first time through, we will activate the zNID, and will not need to

activate it again. Actually we will not be able to activate it again once it is up.

We could have activated the zNID as soon as it was connected through the

fiber to the MXK.

Activating the zNID is a matter of discovering the ID of the zNID using the

gpononu show command, then activating the zNID using the gpononu set

command.