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EVO 8200/RNC R2 Hardware Overview

The document provides an overview of the EVO 8200/RNC R2, detailing its hardware configuration, network topologies, and internal connectivity. It highlights the unit's higher capacity with multiple 10Gbps and 40Gbps ports, and outlines the supported topologies including L2 and L3 configurations. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of specific software levels and connectivity requirements for optimal operation.

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EVO 8200/RNC R2 Hardware Overview

The document provides an overview of the EVO 8200/RNC R2, detailing its hardware configuration, network topologies, and internal connectivity. It highlights the unit's higher capacity with multiple 10Gbps and 40Gbps ports, and outlines the supported topologies including L2 and L3 configurations. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of specific software levels and connectivity requirements for optimal operation.

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EVO 8200/RNC R2

agenda
Overview

Hardware configuration

Network topologies

Internal connectivity

Conclusion

appendix
EVO 8200/RNC R2 | Ericsson Internal | © Ericsson AB 2015 | 2015-03-11 | Page 2
overview
› Replaces APP
› Higher capacity (per CAX):
– 8x10Gbps ports
– 2x40Gbps ports
› W14B:
– L2 Topology, same as APP
– VRRP configured on external routers
› W15A:
– Supports both L2 and L3 topologies
– Bidirectional Forwarding Detection
– Static Routing
– Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP)
› W15B:
– Virtual Router Support
EVO 8200/RNC R2 | Ericsson Internal | © Ericsson AB 2015 | 2015-03-11 | Page 3
overview
› A Cabinet Aggregation Switch (CAX) unit consists of:
– 1 CCIB
– 1 CMXB3
› Two CAX units are available in the Utility Subrack (US).
› Boards in the US are connected through the backplane.
› MS, ES1 and ES2 CMXB3 boards are directly connected to
the CAX units, instead of MS.
› Each CAX is connected to its respective SCXB in the MS.
Supervision of the US is done through those links.
› Inter CMXB connectivity uses 2x40G ports.

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overview

› Things to be taken into consideration:


– EVO RNC R2 cannot be ordered with a previous SW level than
W14B. Downgrading the SW level is also not possible. OSS-RC and
Core nodes support and compatible with W14B is to be verified.
– EVO RNC R1 LTB is mid 2015.
– “Ethernet Link Aggregation” (FAJ 121 1395) is mandatory.
– O&M connectivity is different. Instead of the usual RJ45-RJ45 cable
that goes to the APP, a densishield-RJ45 is required to go directly
into the C1 EPB boards. CAX does not have any O&M ports. TSR
491 603, used for BSC normally, is one of the options. Length
needs to be measured between the RNC location and site
switch/router prior to ordering.

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agenda
Overview

Hardware configuration

Network topologies

Internal connectivity

Conclusion

appendix
EVO 8200/RNC R2 | Ericsson Internal | © Ericsson AB 2015 | 2015-03-11 | Page 6
CCIB

Type Max Value

Number of 10 Gbps Enhanced 8


Small Form-factor Pluggable (A1 to B4)
Ethernet ports.

Number of 40 Gbps Quad Small 2


Form-factor Pluggable Ethernet (Q1 and Q2)
ports.

Number of electrical Ethernet 2


ports on the front, supporting 40 (E1 and E2)
Gbps and 10 Gbps,
(40GBaseKR4, 10GBaseKX4 and
1000BaseKX).
EVO 8200/RNC R2 | Ericsson Internal | © Ericsson AB 2015 | 2015-03-11 | Page 7
Ccib sfp
configurations
Function Product Number SFP Type
40GBASE-SR4 RDH 102 52/5 & RDH 102 52/7 QSFP
40GBASE-LR4 RDH 102 52/8 QSFP
10GBASE-SR RDH 102 50/1 SFP+
10GBASE-LR RDH 102 50/3 SFP+
10GBASE-ER RDH 102 50/4 SFP+
10GBASE-LRM RDH 102 50/2 SFP+
1000BASE-SX RDH 102 44/1 SFP
1000BASE-LX RDH 102 44/2 SFP
1000BASE-LX40 RDH 102 44/3 SFP
1000BASE-ZX RDH 102 44/4 SFP
1000BASE-T RYT 921 609/1 SFP

EVO 8200/RNC R2 | Ericsson Internal | © Ericsson AB 2015 | 2015-03-11 | Page 8


agenda
Overview

Hardware configuration

Network topologies

Internal connectivity

Conclusion

appendix
EVO 8200/RNC R2 | Ericsson Internal | © Ericsson AB 2015 | 2015-03-11 | Page 9
Network topologies
› Both L2 topologies used for EVO RNC R1 are still
supported:
– L2 on CAX + node-external L3 (Edge ports, VRRP in external
routers)
– L2 on CAX + node-external L2 (RSTP)
› New L3 topologies were introduced in EVO RNC R2:
– L3 on CAX + node-external L3 (BFD)
– L3 on CAX + node-external L2 (BFD)
– L3 on CAX + node-external L2 + connected Host (BFD + VRRP in
CAX)
› EIN 15A still recommends L2 topologies to be used, until
the support of VRF is introduced in CAX.

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Network topologies
› CAX configured in L3 mode will require the following features:
– FAJ 121 3652: Bidirectional Forwarding Detection
– FAJ 121 3955: IP Static Routing in CAX
› Both features are introduced in W15A and part of the basic
features (not reflected in MO configuration).
› The features provide the functionality to forward IP packets
between IP interfaces on a node internal IP routers. Forwarding
is based on a routing table configured on the Cabinet
Aggregation Switch (CAX).
› The Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP) is provided for
redundancy between internal IP routers. The IP route
supervision functionality (BFD) provides supervision of external
routes that is used to select the best outgoing path.

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agenda
Overview

Hardware configuration

Network topologies

Internal connectivity

Conclusion

appendix
EVO 8200/RNC R2 | Ericsson Internal | © Ericsson AB 2015 | 2015-03-11 | Page 12
Internal connectivity

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Internal connectivity

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Scxb connectivity

› nssmpinfo cisl doesn’t work for the SCXB-CCIB link, it will


always show link_ok = 0

SCXB Port duplexMode linkSpeed SCXB Destination


A Full 10GB ES-1-1 Port A
MS-1 B Full 10GB ES-2-1 Port A
E Full 1GB US-1 Port GE (13)
A Full 10GB ES-1-27 Port A
MS-27 B Full 10GB ES-2-27 Port A
E Full 1GB US-4 Port GE (13)
ES-1-1 A Full 10GB MS-1 Port A
ES-1-27 A Full 10GB MS-27 Port A
ES-2-1 A Full 10GB MS-1 Port B
ES-2-27 A Full 10GB MS-27 Port B

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CMXB Connectivity
operatingMode externalPo
CMXB Port vlanRef lag/EthernetBridgePort
(SpeedDuplex) rt

Port A2 10GB, Full TRUE SS7_1/IuCS/IuPS/Iur Subrack=US,Slot=3,PlugInUnit=1,EthernetSwitchModule=1,EthernetBridgePort=A2


Port A1 10GB, Full TRUE Iub Subrack=US,Slot=3,PlugInUnit=1,EthernetSwitchModule=1,EthernetBridgePort=A1
US-1 (CCIB)
Port E2 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=US,Slot=3,PlugInUnit=1,Lag=US-1_ES2-2
Port E1 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=US,Slot=3,PlugInUnit=1,Lag=US-1_ES2-2
Port E4 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=US,Slot=3,PlugInUnit=1,Lag=US-3_MS-2
Port E3 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=US,Slot=3,PlugInUnit=1,Lag=US-3_MS-2
US-3 (CMXB)
Port E2 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=US,Slot=3,PlugInUnit=1,Lag=US-3_ES1-2
Port E1 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=US,Slot=3,PlugInUnit=1,Lag=US-3_ES1-2
Port A2 10GB, Full TRUE SS7_2/IuCS/IuPS/Iur Subrack=US,Slot=6,PlugInUnit=1,EthernetSwitchModule=1,EthernetBridgePort=A2
Port A1 10GB, Full TRUE Iub Subrack=US,Slot=6,PlugInUnit=1,EthernetSwitchModule=1,EthernetBridgePort=A1
US-4 (CCIB)
Port E2 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=US,Slot=6,PlugInUnit=1,Lag=US-4_ES2-28
Port E1 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=US,Slot=6,PlugInUnit=1,Lag=US-4_ES2-28
Port E4 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=US,Slot=6,PlugInUnit=1,Lag=US-6_MS-28
Port E3 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=US,Slot=6,PlugInUnit=1,Lag=US-6_MS-28
US-6 (CMXB)
Port E2 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=US,Slot=6,PlugInUnit=1,Lag=US-6_ES1-28
Port E1 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=US,Slot=6,PlugInUnit=1,Lag=US-6_ES1-28
Port D 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=MS,Slot=2,PlugInUnit=1,EthernetSwitchModule=1,Lag=MS-2_MS-28
Port C 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=MS,Slot=2,PlugInUnit=1,EthernetSwitchModule=1,Lag=MS-2_MS-28
MS-2
Port B 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=MS,Slot=2,PlugInUnit=1,EthernetSwitchModule=1,Lag=MS-2_US-3
Port A 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=MS,Slot=2,PlugInUnit=1,EthernetSwitchModule=1,Lag=MS-2_US-3
Port D 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=MS,Slot=28,PlugInUnit=1,EthernetSwitchModule=1,Lag=MS-28_MS-2
Port C 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=MS,Slot=28,PlugInUnit=1,EthernetSwitchModule=1,Lag=MS-28_MS-2
MS-28
Port B 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=MS,Slot=28,PlugInUnit=1,EthernetSwitchModule=1,Lag=MS-28_US-6
Port A 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=MS,Slot=28,PlugInUnit=1,EthernetSwitchModule=1,Lag=MS-28_US-6
Port D 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=ES-1,Slot=2,PlugInUnit=1,EthernetSwitchModule=1,Lag=ES1-2_ES1-28
Port C 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=ES-1,Slot=2,PlugInUnit=1,EthernetSwitchModule=1,Lag=ES1-2_ES1-28
ES-1-2
Port B 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=ES-1,Slot=2,PlugInUnit=1,EthernetSwitchModule=1,Lag=ES1-2_US-3
Port A 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=ES-1,Slot=2,PlugInUnit=1,EthernetSwitchModule=1,Lag=ES1-2_US-3
Port D 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=ES-1,Slot=28,PlugInUnit=1,EthernetSwitchModule=1,Lag=ES1-28_ES1-2
Port C 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=ES-1,Slot=28,PlugInUnit=1,EthernetSwitchModule=1,Lag=ES1-28_ES1-2
ES-1-28
Port B 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=ES-1,Slot=28,PlugInUnit=1,EthernetSwitchModule=1,Lag=ES1-28_US-6
Port A 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=ES-1,Slot=28,PlugInUnit=1,EthernetSwitchModule=1,Lag=ES1-28_US-6
Port D 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=ES-2,Slot=2,PlugInUnit=1,EthernetSwitchModule=1,Lag=ES2-2_ES2-28
Port C 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=ES-2,Slot=2,PlugInUnit=1,EthernetSwitchModule=1,Lag=ES2-2_ES2-28
ES-2-2
Port B 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=ES-2,Slot=2,PlugInUnit=1,EthernetSwitchModule=1,Lag=ES2-2_US-1
Port A 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=ES-2,Slot=2,PlugInUnit=1,EthernetSwitchModule=1,Lag=ES2-2_US-1
Port D 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=ES-2,Slot=28,PlugInUnit=1,EthernetSwitchModule=1,Lag=ES2-28_ES2-2
Port C 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=ES-2,Slot=28,PlugInUnit=1,EthernetSwitchModule=1,Lag=ES2-28_ES2-2
ES-2-28
Port B 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=ES-2,Slot=28,PlugInUnit=1,EthernetSwitchModule=1,Lag=ES2-28_US-4
Port A 40GB, Full FALSE Internal/ALL Subrack=ES-2,Slot=28,PlugInUnit=1,EthernetSwitchModule=1,Lag=ES2-28_US-4

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agenda
Overview

Hardware configuration

Network topologies

Internal connectivity

Conclusion

appendix
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Conclusion

› Some references from the CPI:


– EVO Controller 8200/RNC W14.1.2 – CCIB Description
– EVO Controller 8200/RNC W14.1.2 – Ethernet Switching
– EVO Controller 8200/RNC W14.1.2 – Reconfiguring External
Interfaces
– WCDMA RAN W15.0.1 - Bidirectional Forwarding Detection
– WCDMA RAN W15.0.1 - IP Static Routing in CAX
– WCDMA RAN W15.0.1 - Transport Network Functionality

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agenda
Overview

Hardware configuration

Network topologies

Internal connectivity

Conclusion

appendix
EVO 8200/RNC R2 | Ericsson Internal | © Ericsson AB 2015 | 2015-03-11 | Page 20
Appendix - MOM
changes
ManagedElement PlugInUnit ExchangeTerminalIp

1 1 1 1 1 1
› New MOs
1
0..1
0..1 0..1 0..1
EthernetPort and
EthernetSwitchingAdm 1 1
EthernetSwitchFabric ControlSwitch EthernetSwitchModule EthernetSwitch InternalEthernetPort EthernetBridgePort
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1 1 1 › The split in two MOs
* 0..1 1
(one phy part and
ControlInterSwitchLink SwitchStp

1 1 0..7
one switching part)
0..2
ControlSwitchPort 0..12 0..36 0..7
makes it easier for IP
0..256

Vlan
0..256
0..1
EthernetSwitchModulePort EthernetBridgePort 0..13 EthernetSwitchPort when Router is
0..1 0..4
0..1 0..256 0..24
1 * 0..1
1
0..1
0..1 0..1
*
1 added at a later
0..1 Lag
0..1
1
EthernetPort
0..1
1
stage
* 1
IpInterface

0..1 0..1
1 1

SwitchPortStp

New MO Modified MO Unchanged MO Another MA Used for New relation


configuration of
the CAX

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Appendix - MO NEW
› EthernetBridgePort MO is used for administering the ports
of the CAX ethernet switch
› One MO instance per EthernetPort / LAG is to be created
› MO is created manually
› parent for this MO is the EthernetSwitchModule MO
› MO has one child MO: SwitchPortStp (auto created).
› EthernetPort MO is used for administering the front PHY
ports of the CAX
› One MO instance per physical port is created

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Appendix – mo updated
› EthernetSwitchModule - difference is validity of the attribute
backPlanePortState, number of Lag MO children and the new
EthernetBridgePort MO child.
– EthernetSwitchModule MO is created for the CMXB3 (CAX) PIU
› backplane link between the two CAX units shall be auto created and
the SwitchStp MO shall also be auto created
– MOs created for the backplane link
› 12 EthernetPort - RDNs EthernetPort=BackPlaneLinkEP1 to 12
› 1 Lag - RDN Lag=BackPlaneLinkLag1
› 1 EthernetBridgePort - RDN
EthernetBridgePort=BackPlaneLinkEBP1
› 1 SwitchPortStp - RDN SwitchPortStp=1
› Lag – can be reffered by EthernetBridge MO

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Appendix - alarms
› The new EthernetPort MO will have the same alarms as the existing
EthernetSwitchModulePort MO has with following two changes:
› the external ports will have an SFP based alarm reason added for the Ethernet
Port Fault alarm
› The alarm names will be changed.
› The alarms are:
› Ethernet Port Fault (see additions above)
› Ethernet Port Overload
› Ethernet Port Congestion
› Ethernet Port Degraded
› The CISL MO will not have the faulty cabling alarm when connected
between any other ManagedObjects then ControlSwitchPort 
ControlSwitchPort
› The alarms for the CISL are:
› Control Inter Switch Link Fault
› Control Inter Switch Link Degraded
› Control Inter Switch Link Cabling Fault (see exception above)

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Appendix - PM
counters
› EthernetPort MO – same as for EthernetSwitchModulePort but 64 bit
– pmIfInBroadcastPkts
“The number of good packets received with a broadcast address delivered to a higher sublayer”
– pmIfInDiscards
“The number of received good packets, discarded even though no error had been detected (for example, lack of buffer space, discarding
port state, VLAN membership)”
– pmIfInErrors
“The number of received packets, discarded due to errors found in the packets”
– pmIfInMulticastPkts
“The number of packets, delivered by this sub-layer to a higher (sub-)layer, which were addressed to a multicast address at this sub-
layer”
– pmIfInOctetsHi
“The number of octets received by a port, including framing characters and bad packets, but excluding preamble sequences (higher part)”
– pmIfInOctetsLo
“The number of octets received by a port, including framing characters and bad packets, but excluding preamble sequences (lower part)”
– pmIfInUcastPkts
“The number of good packets addressed to a unicast address, which are received and delivered to a higher sublayer”
– pmIfOutBroadcastPkts
“The number of good packets with a broadcast address, which are transmitted and delivered to a higher sublayer”
– pmIfOutDiscards
“The number of transmitted good packets, discarded due to lack of resources (for example, buffer space)”
– pmIfOutErrors
“The number of transmitted packets, discarded due to errors found in the packets”
– pmIfOutMulticastPkts
“The number of transmitted good packets, with a multicast address, that are delivered to a higher sub-layer”
– pmIfOutOctetsHi
“The number of octets transmitted by a port, including framing characters and bad packets, but excluding preamble sequences (higher
part)”
– pmIfOutOctetsLo
“The number of octets transmitted by a port, including framing characters and bad packets, but excluding preamble sequences (lower
part)”
– pmIfOutUcastPkts
“The number of good packets addressed to a unicast address, which are transmitted and delivered to a higher sublayer”

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