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MADM Ethernet Integration PoC Document

The document describes a proof of concept for integrating a Multi-service Access and Aggregation Device (MADM) using Ethernet instead of an E1 interface. The test setup included connecting a MADM to an MPLS router via Ethernet and 2 STM-1 circuits on the SDH network. Reachability from a customer network to the MPLS router was successfully demonstrated by configuring Nomus gateway routers and establishing VLAN routing. Ping tests confirmed connectivity across the Ethernet/STM-1/Ethernet circuit.

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MADM Ethernet Integration PoC Document

The document describes a proof of concept for integrating a Multi-service Access and Aggregation Device (MADM) using Ethernet instead of an E1 interface. The test setup included connecting a MADM to an MPLS router via Ethernet and 2 STM-1 circuits on the SDH network. Reachability from a customer network to the MPLS router was successfully demonstrated by configuring Nomus gateway routers and establishing VLAN routing. Ping tests confirmed connectivity across the Ethernet/STM-1/Ethernet circuit.

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  • Test Result
  • Objective
  • Test Setup
  • Configuration Details
  • Objective
  • Test Result
  • Test Setup
  • Configuration Details
  • Summary

Proof of Concept Document: MADM integration using Ethernet as alternative to E1 interface

Proof of Concept Document:


MADM integration using
Ethernet as alternative to E1
interface

Proof of Concept Document: MADM integration using Ethernet as alternative to E1 interface

Project
: PoC on MADM integration using Ethernet as alternate to E1
Document Name : MADM integration using Ethernet as alternate to E1
Prepared By
: Mr. Chaitanya (NOMUS [Link])
Verified By
: Mr. P Naga Vijay (NOMUS Manager CSD)
Demonstrated By : Mr. Jayprakash Menon (NOMUS - [Link])
Demonstrated Date: 09/09/2015
Tested By
: Mr. Rama Raju (GM-Planning),
Mr. Ramdas Pai (AGM Transmission Planning Blore)
Mr. Ramesh (SDE Transmission Planning Blore)
Mr. Sridhar (SDE MPLS Blore)
Mr. Manik (JTO MPLS Blore)
Mr Nagendra Babu (SDE High Bandwidth Blore)
Mr Jagadish (TTA Blore)
Mr. Raju (NIB HYD)
Test Location
: B.S.N.L., Bangalore
Issued Date
: 11/09/2015
No. Of Pages
: 17

Proof of Concept Document: MADM integration using Ethernet as alternative to E1 interface

Table of Contents
1

Objective ......................................................................................................................................... 5

1.1 Test Setup........................................................................................................................................ 5


1.2 Test Result ....................................................................................................................................... 5
1.3 Configuration Details ....................................................................................................................... 6
1.3.1

MPLS Router Configuration....................................................................................................... 6

1.3.2

MADM Configuration................................................................................................................ 6

1.3.3

R1 Configuration (Gateway RB/2M/IP)...................................................................................... 8

1.3.4

V.35 Modem Configuration....................................................................................................... 9

1.3.5

R2 Configuration (Gateway RB/V.35/IP) .................................................................................... 9

1.3.6

Computer Configuration ........................................................................................................... 9

1.4 Ping Test Result ............................................................................................................................. 10


2

Objective ....................................................................................................................................... 11

2.1 Test Setup...................................................................................................................................... 11


2.2 Test Result ..................................................................................................................................... 11
2.3 Configuration Details ..................................................................................................................... 12
2.3.1

MPLS Router Configuration..................................................................................................... 12

2.3.2

MADM Configuration.............................................................................................................. 12

2.3.3

STM - 1 Configuration ............................................................................................................. 14

2.3.4

R1 Configuration (Gateway RB/2M/IP).................................................................................... 15

2.3.5

V.35 Modem Configuration..................................................................................................... 15

2.3.6

R2 Configuration (Gateway RB/V.35/IP) .................................................................................. 15

2.3.7

Computer Configuration ......................................................................................................... 16

2.4 Ping Test Result ............................................................................................................................. 16


3

Summary ....................................................................................................................................... 17

Proof of Concept Document: MADM integration using Ethernet as alternative to E1 interface

List of Figures

Figure 1: MPLS Router and MADM connected to NOMUS Products ......................................................... 5


Figure 2: Reachability to MPLS Router ................................................................................................... 10
Figure 3: MPLS Router with STM-1s and MADM connected to NOMUS Products .................................. 11
Figure 4: Reachability over STM-1s to MPLS Router .............................................................................. 16
Figure 5: MPLS Ethernet connectivity over SHDSL using Nomus GW e/ES .............................................. 17

Proof of Concept Document: MADM integration using Ethernet as alternative to E1 interface

1 Objective
To demonstrate Ethernet connectivity to MPLS Ethernet Router from the Customer
Network via MADM using Nomus Gateway RB/2M/IP, Gateway 2M/2W/V.35 and Gateway
RB/V.35/IP. This is required as alternative to E1 Interface.

1.1 Test Setup

Figure 1: MPLS Router and MADM connected to NOMUS Products

1.2 Test Result


Reachability to MPLS Router ([Link]) was demonstrated successfully from Customer Network
([Link]/24).

Proof of Concept Document: MADM integration using Ethernet as alternative to E1 interface

1.3 Configuration Details

1.3.1 MPLS Router Configuration


Interface Fast Ethernet 13/35.3000
IP: - [Link]/30
Encapsulation: - dot1Q 3000
No IP redirects
No cdp enable

Routing Details:

ip route [Link] [Link] [Link] 2


ip route [Link] [Link] [Link] 2

1.3.2 MADM Configuration


FE port of PE router is connected to P8 Ethernet port of MADM switch card.
P9 Ethernet port of MADM is extended to local GW RB/2M/IP Router.
P8 port is used for the connectivity towards the MPLS router; P9 port is used for the connectivity
towards the customer.
P8 & P9 ports are configured with VLAN ID:3000

Proof of Concept Document: MADM integration using Ethernet as alternative to E1 interface

Proof of Concept Document: MADM integration using Ethernet as alternative to E1 interface

1.3.3 R1 Configuration (Gateway RB/2M/IP)


LAN IP
WAN IP

:
:

[Link]/30
[Link]/30

Routing Details:

[Link] [Link] [Link] 01 WAN Enable


[Link]
[Link]
[Link] 01 LAN Enable
Gateway RB/2M/IP Router is located at Exchange premises and configured for [Link]/30 as
LAN IP & Ethernet port of this unit is connected to MADM equipment.
[Link]/30 is configured as WAN IP for the link connecting to remote V.35 modem which is
at customer premises.

Proof of Concept Document: MADM integration using Ethernet as alternative to E1 interface

1.3.4 V.35 Modem Configuration


This modem is located at Customer premises. No IP configuration is required for this modem.
This device is configured as SLAVE for 2Mbps Bandwidth. Serial port is extended to Customer
Router (R2).

1.3.5 R2 Configuration (Gateway RB/V.35/IP)


LAN IP
WAN IP

:
:

[Link]/24
[Link]/30

Routing Details:

[Link]

[Link]

[Link]

01 WAN Enable

[Link]/30 is configured as WAN IP to link coming from V.35 modem.


[Link]/24 is configured as LAN IP to the link connected to the Computer.

1.3.6 Computer Configuration


LAN IP

[Link]/24

Gateway

[Link]

Proof of Concept Document: MADM integration using Ethernet as alternative to E1 interface

1.4 Ping Test Result

Figure 2: Reachability to MPLS Router

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Proof of Concept Document: MADM integration using Ethernet as alternative to E1 interface

2 Objective
To demonstrate Ethernet connectivity to MPLS Ethernet Router from the Customer
Network via MADM & 2 STM-1s on SDH network using Nomus Gateway RB/2M/IP,
Gateway 2M/2W/V.35 and Gateway RB/V.35/IP. This is required as alternative to E1
Interface.

2.1 Test Setup

Figure 3: MPLS Router with STM-1s and MADM connected to NOMUS Products

2.2 Test Result


Reachability to MPLS Router ([Link]) was demonstrated successfully from Customer Network
([Link]/24).

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Proof of Concept Document: MADM integration using Ethernet as alternative to E1 interface

2.3 Configuration Details

2.3.1 MPLS Router Configuration


Interface Fast Ethernet 13/35.3000
IP: - [Link]/30
Encapsulation: - dot1Q 3000
No IP redirects
No cdp enable

Routing Details:

ip route [Link] [Link] [Link] 2


ip route [Link] [Link] [Link] 2

2.3.2 MADM Configuration


FE port of PE router is connected to P8 Ethernet port of MADM switch card.
P9 Ethernet port of MADM is extended to local GW RB/2M/IP Router.
P8 port is used for the connectivity towards the MPLS router, P9 port is used for the connectivity
towards the customer.
P8 & P9 ports are configured with VLAN ID:3000

12

Proof of Concept Document: MADM integration using Ethernet as alternative to E1 interface

13

Proof of Concept Document: MADM integration using Ethernet as alternative to E1 interface

2.3.3

STM - 1 Configuration
Eth to E1 VCG mapping (using fiber)
E1 to Eth VCG mapping (using fiber)

14

Proof of Concept Document: MADM integration using Ethernet as alternative to E1 interface

2.3.4 R1 Configuration (Gateway RB/2M/IP)


LAN IP
WAN IP

:
:

[Link]/30
[Link]/30

Routing Details:

[Link] [Link] [Link] 01 WAN Enable


[Link]
[Link]
[Link] 01 LAN Enable
Gateway RB/2M/IP Router is located at Exchange premises and configured for [Link]/30 as
LAN IP. Ethernet port of this unit is connected to MADM equipment.
[Link]/30 is configured as WAN IP for the link connecting to remote V.35 modem which is
at customer premises.

2.3.5 V.35 Modem Configuration


This modem is located at Customer premises. No IP configuration is required for this modem.
This device is configured as SLAVE for 2Mbps Bandwidth. Serial port is extended to Customer
Router (R2).

2.3.6 R2 Configuration (Gateway RB/V.35/IP)


LAN IP
WAN IP

:
:

[Link]/24
[Link]/30

Routing Details:

[Link]

[Link]

[Link]

01 WAN Enable

[Link]/30 is configured as WAN IP to link coming from V.35 modem.


[Link]/24 is configured as LAN IP to the link connected to the Computer.

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Proof of Concept Document: MADM integration using Ethernet as alternative to E1 interface

2.3.7 Computer Configuration


LAN IP

[Link]/24

Gateway

[Link]

2.4 Ping Test Result

Figure 4: Reachability over STM-1s to MPLS Router

16

Proof of Concept Document: MADM integration using Ethernet as alternative to E1 interface

3 Summary
Data was extended via Ethernet interface, instead of via E1 Interface ports was extended to MADM
from MPLS Ethernet Routers. This Data on Ethernet Interface was successfully transported over
SHDSL using Nomus Products and provided on V.35 Interface for connectivity to Customer V.35
Router. This can be an alternate solution for providing MPLS circuits to Customers without E1
Interfaces.

Alternately, MPLS Circuits can be terminated via SHDSL at Customer Network on Ethernet Interface
also, instead of V.35 Interface. This can be done by using a pair of Nomus GW e/ES units instead of
the units used in the above demonstration. The advantage with this method would be that higher
Bandwidths from 64Kbps to 15Mbps can be provided. Bandwidth can be increased from 64Kbps in
steps of 64K depending on the Customer requirements, without any additional purchases,
installations or change in infrastructure as shown in below Fig,..

Figure 5: MPLS Ethernet connectivity over SHDSL using Nomus GW e/ES

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