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PRODUCT RELEASE NOTE FOR
PACKETSPAN R3.1.1 REV 2
ELS-1000S (LAYER 2 CARD)
This document is authorised for release within Optical Networks by:
The information contained herein is the responsibility of and is approved by the following, to whom all enquiries should be directed in the first instance:
Colin Glover System Proving Strategy Manager Product Engineering Operations Beeston
Siegbert Glock Project Manager Product Engineering Operations Ondata, Backnang
This is an unpublished work the copyright in which vests in Marconi Communications Limited. All rights reserved. The information contained herein is confidential and the property of Marconi Communications Limited and is supplied without liability for
errors or omissions. No part may be reproduced, disclosed or used except as authorised by contract or other written permission. The copyright and the foregoing restriction on reproduction and use extend to all media in which the information may be embodied.
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Release of this document to customers or end users is at the discretion, and on the authority, of the relevant Business Division director. This document is authorised for release to customers by: ........................................................................................................ ........................................................................................................ Business Division ..................................................................... This release notice is issued on behalf of Marconi Corporation by Optical Networks, Product Engineering, Marconi Corporation Limited, New Century Park, Coventry CV3 1HJ.
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0.2 CONTENTS
Section Page
0.2 CONTENTS...................................................................................................................... 3
0.3 HISTORY..................................................................................................................... 5
0.4 ISSUE CONTROL............................................................................................................. 5
0.5 REFERENCES.................................................................................................................. 6
0.6 GLOSSARY OF TERMS ..................................................................................................... 6
1 INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................. 7
2 FEATURES......................................................................................................................... 8
2.1 FEATURE OVERVIEW ..................................................................................................... 8
2.2 HOST PLATFORMS .......................................................................................................... 9
2.3 SFP CONNECTORS ....................................................................................................... 10
2.4 LOCAL CRAFT TERMINAL AND NETWORK MANAGEMENT......................................... 10
2.5 INTERWORKING WITH OTHER MARCONI PRODUCTS.................................. 10
2.6 REGULATORY & CUSTOMER/TECHNICAL STANDARD CONFORMITY..................... 11
2.6.1 ELS1000S Tributary Card.................................................................................. 11 2.6.2 Summary Conformity Report .............................................................................. 12
3 COMPATIBILITY........................................................................................................... 14
3.1 HARDWARE RELEASE INFORMATION ............................................................................ 14
3.2 SOFTWARE RELEASE INFORMATION ............................................................................. 14
3.2.1 ELS-1000S Software Release ............................................................................. 14 3.2.2 ELS-1000S CANDIDATE BUILD IDENTITY .................................................... 14
3.3 DOCUMENTATION ........................................................................................................ 15
4 .......................................................................................................................................... 15 03PHA00008XDB-CUL ..................................................................................................... 15 03PHA00008XDB-CVA...................................................................................................... 15 03PHA00008XDB-CUA ..................................................................................................... 15
4 LIMITATIONS................................................................................................................. 16
4.1 LIMITATIONS REMOVED IN R3.1.1 REV 2 ..................................................................... 16
4.2 LIMITATIONS REMAINING IN R3.1.1 REV 2 ................................................................... 17
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4.2.1 MAJOR TRAFFIC LIMITATIONS ..................................................................... 18 4.2.2 MAJOR MANAGEMENT LIMITATIONS .......................................................... 18 4.2.3 MINOR TRAFFIC LIMITATIONS ..................................................................... 19 4.2.4 MINOR MANAGEMENT LIMITATIONS .......................................................... 19 4.2.5 PERFORMANCE LIMITATIONS ...................................................................... 21
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0.3 HISTORY
Issue Date Details Of Change
1 02.12.2004 Completion after Release Meeting 30/11/04. Engineering Release (R3.1 rev0) for starting type testing at Telstra. Limitations included
2 09.12.2004 Review comments for approval from Release Chairman included.
3 22.12.2004 Version approved by release chairman with some minor changes (R3.1 rev1 for Telstra only)
4 06.04.2005 Approved version for formal Product Release (R3.1 rev2), excluding UltraCompact.
5 01.06.2005 Approved version from Release Chairman with 2 changes/amendments (R3.1 rev3), now formally released also for UltraCompact.
- 1 missing IR included - compatibility table completed with UC3.3.1
6 15.6.2005 Updated Issue 5:
a) updated table in section 2.4 regarding Java LCT for SMA UC/EX R3.3.1
b) Defect/IR 8383/6103801 included in minor traffic limitations
7 17.08.2005 Comments included from Issue 7A review. Issued Release Notes for R3.1.1 rev1.
8 14.10.2005 Version for approval having comments included from review. Issued Release Notes for R3.1.1 rev2. (excluding UC/EX 3.3.1 and 3.3.2)
0.4 ISSUE CONTROL
Date 02 DEC 2004
09 DEC 2004
22 DEC 2004
06 APR 2005
01 JUN 2005
15 JUN 2005
10 AUG 2005
17 AUG 2005
14 OCT 2005
Section All 2.4,
4.2.3 All 1, 2.5,
3.2.2,
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0.5 REFERENCES
1ABA 60837 AAK-BAA Customer Features List for ELS-1000S, Issue 5
05ABA 00001 AAL CTA ELS1000S Provisioning Control Document Issue 4
0.6 GLOSSARY OF TERMS
LCT Local Craft Terminal
MNR Managed Network Release
SFP Small Form-Factor Pluggable
SMA Synchronous Multiplexer Add/Drop
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1 INTRODUCTION
This document is the product release note for PacketSpan R3.1.1 comprising the Ethernet Line/LAN Switch ELS1000S (Layer 2 card) for SMA and UC/EX equipment.
The document describes the release of the ELS-1000S product identified by the release number PacketSpan R3.1.1 Rev 2 and should be read in conjunction with the release note for R3.1 Rev 3 and for R3.1.1 Rev 1.
As upgrade of release R3.1 this release introduces New Features (section 2.1) and rectifies a number firmware issues from R3.1.1 Rev 1 (section 4.1).
The new Build Identity included in this document has been evaluated for continued regulatory compliance from that stated at the previous product release number.
Marconi declares, that the changes made do not impact on the previously stated certifications and approvals.
The product release of R3.1.1 Rev 2 supports Layer 2 functionality to all SMA shelves and SMA1/4UC R3.2 according to section 2.2.
This Release Notes must be read in conjunction with Issue 6 and Issue 7 of the ELS-1000S Release Notes.
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2 FEATURES
2.1 FEATURE OVERVIEW
The Layer 2 card will support transfer of Ethernet traffic from multiple remote end user sites over a single physical interface to the core switch/router. To optimise the use of bandwidth in the network, the private lines are not necessarily transferred on single point-to-point SDH links, instead they will be aggregated (layer 2 switched) at appropriate points in the network and forwarded as several virtual lines in a single higher bandwidth SDH pipe, and terminated at a single Gigabit Ethernet port.
Layer 2 Transport is the mechanism to transport data packets as private lines transparently through an SDH network either physically separated (EPL) with a 1:1 relationship between physical input and output ports or logically separated as virtual private lines (EVPL) with a n:m relationship between input and output ports.
Key features are: Aggregation of Ethernet over SDH links (24 SDH VCs or VC Groups) 2 x GigE interfaces (SFP modules at the front) 4 x FastE interfaces (SFP modules at the front) VLAN tagging n x VC-12,3,4 mapping GFP, LCAS Traffic Management
New key features supported with R3.1.1 rev 1: Ethernet Flow Control (PAUSE frames [IEEE 802.3]) Link Loss Forwarding (LLF) on Ethernet Interfaces and SDH TCs SDH Broadcast Connections Enhanced Performance Management acc. RFC2863 and RFC2819 (RMON)
Additional feature supported with R3.1.1 rev 2: Jumbo Frames according customer feature list item 6.4.3 and 6.4.5.
Maximum Frame Size is configurable per GbE interface and SDH TC 5 and 6 in the range of 64 .. 5000, which is available when card operates in "Jumbo Frame Mode".
Supported Services:
Ethernet Private Line (EPL) Ethernet Virtual Private Line (EVPL), can be supported between any interfaces
The product feature definition for PacketSpan R3.1 and R3.1.1 (ELS-1000S) can be found in the document: 1ABA 60837 AAK-BAA Customer Features List for PacketSpan R3.1.1, ELS-1000S Issue 5
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2.2 HOST PLATFORMS
The Product Build definition for the Layer 2 card ELS-1000S is:
Provisioning and Control document 05ABA00001AAL CTA, Issue 4
The ELS-1000S PacketSpan R3.1.1 Rev 2 was proven and is released on the following platforms:
Series 1.2/3: S3 SMA-16 R3.5 REV2 (EQUIVALENT TO 1.3.8R2)
S3 SMA-16/16C+ R3.4.2 REV7 (EQUIVALENT TO 1.3.6R7 & 1.21.9R7) S3 SMA-4/16C R3.4.2 REV7 (EQUIVALENT TO 1.3.6R7 & 1.21.9R7) S3 SMA-1/4C R3.4.2 REV7 (EQUIVALENT TO 1.3.6R7 & 1.21.9R7)
Series 4: S4 SMA1/4C R2.2R1 S4 SMA1/4 (4+4) / 8 R2.2R1
UC & EX family SMA1/4UC R3.2
Note 1: The backup CD (see section 3.2.1) contains also the previous SW Release 3.1.1, which was proven and released for the Series 1.2/3 and Series 4 platforms only.
Note 2: In addition the backup CD contains the previous SW Release 3.1, which was
proven and released on the following platforms:
UC & EX family SMA1/4UC R3.2 SMA1/4UC R3.3.1 SMA1/4EX R3.3.1
Series 1.2/3: SMA-16/16c+ S3.4.2 (1.3.6r4 and 1.3.6r7) SMA-16 S3.5.2 (1.3.8r2) SMA-1/4c S3.4.2 (1.3.6r7) SMA 1.2 S3.4.2 (1.21.9)
Series 4: SMA1/4c R2.2r1 SMA 1/4 (4+4) / 8 R2.2r1
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2.3 SFP CONNECTORS
Types of supported SFP units for use in ELS-1000S:
Saleable Entity (SE)
Description Code
SU56AD FastE electrical 10/100BASE-TX 2401292-0013 SU56AA FastE optical 100BASE-FX 1400800-0011 SU66AA FastE optical 100BASE-LX10, 100BASE-PR1 1400729-0027 SU66AB FastE optical 100BASE-PR2 1400744-0051 SU57AG GigE electrical 1000BASE-T 1700743-0014 SU57AD GigE optical 1000BASE-SX 1400421-0010 SU57AE GigE optical 1000BASE-LX/LX10 1400422-0019 SU57AF GigE optical 1000BASE-ZX 1400422-0027
Note: Up to four FastE SFPs and up to two GigE SFPs can be accomodated
2.4 LOCAL CRAFT TERMINAL AND NETWORK MANAGEMENT
The Local Craft Terminal supports and provides all the functions necessary to locally configure, control and monitor the host platforms together with the ELS-1000S PacketSpan card. It provides management for the SDH Card Domain and Data Domain.
Local Craft Terminal for SMA series. SMA LCT 9.9.3B
Local Craft Terminal for SMA1/4UC R3.2 Java LCT 3.2AD
ServiceON Optical Element Management of ELS1000S is provided by an EM-SMA and EM-DAT plug-in.
For more specific details, please refer to the Network Management release note.
2.5 INTERWORKING WITH OTHER MARCONI PRODUCTS
The ELS-1000S PacketSpan card has been proven to inter-work with the following Marconi products:
ETS-100 R2.1 rev 6
ETA-100 R2.5
ETO-100 R2.5
EPL-100 R2.0.1
EPL-1000 R2.0.1
Layer 1664 (ELS-1000) R2.0.1
Fast E and Gig E cards in MSH11c build 6.2.1 patch 5 and MSH64c build 3.3
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2.6 REGULATORY & CUSTOMER/TECHNICAL STANDARD CONFORMITY
2.6.1 ELS1000S Tributary Card
The ELS1000S tributary card is intended for use in a number of SMA product configurations and host platforms. Regulatory and Customer/Technical standards, Safety and Environmental compliance is common across all SMA product utilisation with conformity being demonstrated in full in certain products but via reduced testing and technical justification against like equipment types in others. Technical justification is based on presumption of compliance. Compliance is based on no technically significant effect expected when used in other pre-existing or new equipment types. Compliance status has been demonstrated by testing on a range of Marconi host equipment types.
This ELS1000S card will be offered for inclusion into other Marconi host platforms as a component, defined as, a component with a direct function but not intended to be placed on the market for final use as a standalone item. The ELS1000S is a card that requires to be fitted into Marconi specified host equipment. The ELS1000S requires further adjustment and facilities and installation by a professional end-user to enable its use to either upgrade or enhance existing equipment.
The various conformance tests identified in the table below have been successfully run against the following products:
SMA1/4UC and SMA1/4EX
Series 3 SMA16 Series 3 SMA4
This Summary Conformity Report is for the above tested host equipments including the ELS1000S. Optical Safety
For all SFPs Modules specified in Chapter 2.3 a certificate issued from an independent, accredited body is available which states that the respective modules will not exceed Laser Class 1 AEL under any reasonably foreseeable operating conditions.
Note: THE ELS-1000S IS NOT APPROVED FOR DELIVERY INTO NORTH AMERICA MARKET ACCORDING TO CB SCHEME.
EMC compliance Any trial supplied FTO1 (see Note) Hardware (ENU 005 001 000) complies
to Radiated Emissions Class A. Class B compliance has been achieved for deliveries of FTO2 (ENU 006
000 000) equipment and following. Note: Please be advised that any FTO1 of ELS-1000S (SP58A) has been shipped as
"Network Equipment to be used for demonstration and trials testing purposes
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only and is not to be connected to the public network". Under this usage they are exempt from the EMC Regulations and hence we have not made available any Declarations of Conformity. However, it is confirmed, that the only regulatory compliance limitation in the continued use of this FTO1 hardware is as stated above regarding EMC compliance at Class A.
2.6.2 Summary Conformity Report
SUMMARY CONFORMITY REPORT
CERTIFICATION TYPE EVIDENCE REQUIRED
EVIDENCE AVAILABLE
LIMITATION /
COMMENT
REGULATORY STANDARDS / RULES
Yes,
EU CE Marking
To satisfy the requirements of the CE Marking Directive.
EU Safety and EU EMC
Yes,
EU Safety and EU EMC
No,
EU EMC
As Network Equipment
To satisfy the requirements of the EMC Directive
EMC Certificate of Test and Test Report
Yes. No.
EU Safety
To satisfy the requirements of the Low Voltage Directive.
Certificate of Test and Test Report
Yes. No.
The Compliant Safety Certificate is 4C8086CWW1C
AUS/NZS C-Tick Marking
To satisfy the requirements of C-Tick marking for EMC.
AUS/NZS EMC
Yes,
EU EMC No,
AUS/NZS EMC
To satisfy the requirements of Radio Communications compliance
EU EMC satisfies AUS/NZS EMC
Yes No.
SAFETY APPROVAL STATUS
IEC CB Scheme Safety certified
World-wide Safety certified
[43 Countries] Excludes Korea)
Yes,
IEC CB Scheme
Safety Certificate and safety Report
No
Yes,
Any host IEC CB certificates require updating to include ELS1000S (see below)
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IEC Private Safety certified
(World-wide safety as stated above but also excluding CAN/USA CDRH Accession and CAN/USA UL Listing)
Yes
Private test report and certificate
Yes
Yes,
ELS1000S is certified safe but host does not have IEC CB certified status or FDA (CDRH) Accession including ELS1000S
Optical Safety Analysis
Satisfies the requirements of self-verification to the IEC/EN/AS standards
Marconi specified and TUV IEC 60825-1 certified SFP Laser components used
Yes
Yes,
ELS1000S is not certified for supply into the North Americas
CAN/USA Yes, See below
FCC EMC
EMC appropriately self-verified satisfies the FCC Rules for an incidental radiator.
Yes
EMC Certificate of Test and Test Report
Yes Yes, (tested for FCC compliance only in SMA16 and SMA1/4EX at this time)
FDA (CDRH) Accession
Satisfies the FDA and Customs authority requirements in the USA/CAN for an optical product incorporating lasers.
CDRH Accession letter
No Yes,
ELS1000S is not certified for supply into the North Americas
UL Safety Listing
Satisfies the OSHA requirements for Occupational Health and Safety in the workplace.
UL Listings Report No
Yes,
ELS1000S is not certified for supply into the North Americas
TECHNICAL STANDARDS
Yes,
ELS1000S tested to the full range of standards below in SMA16 and SMA1/4EX only at this time.
Host Climatic and Robustness to:
ETSI EN 300 019-2-3 Class 3.2*
*Short-Term
Climatic and Robustness test report and certificate
Yes No,
but see comment caveat *Short-Term.
*Short-term refers to a period of not more than 96 consecutive hours and a total of not more than 15 days in 1 year. (This refers to a total of 360 hours in any given year, but, no more than 15 occurrences during that 1- year period.)
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3 COMPATIBILITY
3.1 HARDWARE RELEASE INFORMATION
The following table summarises the entities that make up the hardware release:
SE Code Description ME Code Minimum Build
Level (ENU) SP58A ELS1000S Ethernet Line/LAN Switch 05HAT00021AAM 006 000 000
Note: HW up to build level ENU 008 001 000 has been part of the system test of Rel. 3.1.1 rev.2.
3.2 SOFTWARE RELEASE INFORMATION
3.2.1 ELS-1000S Software Release
The following tables summarise the entities that make up the software releases applicable to the PacketSpan Rel. 3.1.1 Rev 2:
Code SE-
Code Revision Description
05PAB00002AAH SP83E ELS-1000S Software Licence
05PHS00016AAW SP81E Rel. 3.1.1 Rev. 2 CD ROM containing Back-up S/W for PacketSpan Rel. 3.1 Rev.3 , Rel. 3.1.1 Rev.1 and Rev.2 incl. applicable LCT S/W versions. See Note 1
Note 1: Section 2.2 specifies the platforms on which the NE SW Releases have been proven and released. For LCT compatibility refer to section 3.2.2.
3.2.2 ELS-1000S CANDIDATE BUILD IDENTITY
The individual candidate release that make up the software build above is captured below. This is primarily for Marconi use only.
Item Marconi Code Release / Revision
Internal Build
Reference
ELS-1000S application SW 05SBA00008AAA Rel 3.1.1 Rev 2 15L
ELS-1000S boot SW 03SBA00006AAV Rel 3.1.1 Rev 2 01B
LCT C++ Software (UC 3.1 & SMA compatible) 03SLD00180AAX Rel. 3.1.1 Rev 2 9.9.3B
Java LCT (UC 3.2 compatible) 03SLD00158AAU Rel. 3.1.1 Rev 2 3.2AD
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Note 2: Following table specifies compatibility of Application & LCT SW having been released with R3.1 Rev 3 and Rel. 3.1.1 Rev. 1 and being contained as well on CD-ROM mentioned in section 3.2.1:
Item Marconi Code Release /
Revision Internal
Build Referenc
e ELS-1000S application SW for R3.1.1 rev1 05SBA00008AAA Rel 3.1.1 Rev 1 15H
LCT Software (UC 3.1 & SMA compatible) 1SLD61624AAJ Rel. 3.1.1 Rev 1 9.9.2J
ELS-1000S application SW for R3.1 rev3 05SBA00007AAX Rel 3.1 Rev 3 10M
LCT Software (UC 3.1 & SMA compatible) 1SLD61607AAK Rel. 3.1 Rev. 3 9.9.1J
Java LCT Software (UC 3.2compatible) 1SLD61623AAG Rel. 3.1 Rev. 3 3.2S_D
3.3 DOCUMENTATION
The following documentation is compatible with the PacketSpan R3.1.1 Rev 1 product release:
Manual Full Document Title Code Issue
Provisioning & Control Document
ELS1000S (Layer 2 Card SMA 1.2/3/4/UC) Provisioning Control Document
05ABA00001 AAL-CTA 4
Installation & Commissioning
PacketSpan Commissioning Procedure 1QDE 61804 ABN-YYA 10
Operator *) PacketSpan Software Operating Procedures Releases up to 3.1.1
03PHA00008XDB-CUL 01
Operator *) Java LCT for ELS-1000S Layer 2 Card Software Operating Procedures Release 3.1.1
03PHA00008XDB-CVA 01
User *) PacketSpan Release 3.1 User Manual for ELS-1000S
03PHA00008XDB-CUA 01
Essential Safety Information
ELS1000S (Layer 2) 05HAT00021AAM-NHA 01
* Note that the Operator and User Manual are available together on CDROM as SE: SB38E
*) R3.1.1 Feature instructions will be provided in an intermediate document until manuals are available/approved with Rev 2.
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4 LIMITATIONS
4.1 LIMITATIONS REMOVED IN R3.1.1 REV 2
Following limitations of former release R3.1.1 Rev 1 have been removed. The limitations removed in R3.1.1 Rev1 from previous release R3.1 Rev3 can be found in Release Notes Issue 7.
1 MAJOR TRAFFIC LIMITATIONS
TD Ref
EMDS Ref
Fault Description
None with R3.1.1 Rev2
2 MAJOR MANAGEMENT LIMITATIONS
TD Ref
EMDS Ref
Fault Description
None with R3.1.1 Rev2
3 MINOR TRAFFIC LIMITATIONS
TD Ref
EMDS Ref
Fault Description
628 (2076)
6100434 New configured switch B may fail to boot with in a shelf with equipped ELS-1000S.
2167 6104436 The Fast Ethernet ports of the card currently don't operate correctly when set to half duplex operation. The ports can be set to half duplex operation either via auto-negotiation or in a fixed way. However the ports don't react on detected collisions in the correct way so that they tend to send more traffic as one would expect. This leads to a large number of collision detections on the link partner equipment.
4 MINOR MANAGEMENT LIMITATIONS
TD Ref
EMDS Ref
Fault Description
783 6101698 The LCT does not display "Alarm Scheme", "TCM Mode" and "Trib I/P Alarm Enable".
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TD Ref
EMDS Ref
Fault Description
2037 -- The performance counters for traffic queues do not count 100% accurate.
2085 6102577 On SDH TCs the loopback options Access and Network are mixed up. The Network option is not available. However when the Access option is selected the loopback which is performed on the hardware works as a Network loopback.
2095 -- The performance counter Client Dropped Packets, ingress is not working. This counter should count packets which are dropped when the card is an overload condition.
2189 -- A Electrical Gigabit Ethernet Port with Autonegotiation = disabled, this will not work. Furthermore the ELS-1000S seems very slow, this leads sometimes to timeouts on the LCT. Other traffic is still working.
2190 -- The last VC of an LCAS enabled VCG cannot be deleted in the normal way, i.e. set the direction on both sides to "sink", then set the direction on both sides to "unconfigured" and delete the VC from both VCGs. For the last VC an error message is shown.
5 PERFORMANCE LIMITATIONS
TD Ref
EMDS Ref
Fault Description
None removed in R3.1.1
4.2 LIMITATIONS REMAINING IN R3.1.1 REV 2
The limitations remaining in the ELS-1000S are described below, together with the operational workaround.
The list is divided into the following sections: Category 1 Major traffic limitations affecting the operation and maintenance of the Network
Category 2 Major management limitations affecting the operation and maintenance of the network
Category 3 Minor traffic limitations affecting the operation and maintenance of the network
Category 4 Minor management limitations affecting the operation and maintenance of the network
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Category 5 Performance limitations of the equipment.
4.2.1 MAJOR TRAFFIC LIMITATIONS
Following limitations have been removed into section 4.2, which will be obsolete when the IRs are covered in the Handbooks being available with R3.1.1 Rev 2:
EMDS IR: 6099315, 6101648, 6102314
Note: An awareness bulletin will be issued in due course containing information about VCAT/LCAS limitations IR 6102021 (794), 6103189 (835) and (754). Brackets refer to defect numbers in TestDirector.
1 MAJOR TRAFFIC LIMITATIONS
TD Ref
EMDS Ref
Fault Description Operational Workaround
NONE
4.2.2 MAJOR MANAGEMENT LIMITATIONS
No major management limitation will be transferred from Release Notes into Handbooks.
2 MAJOR MANAGEMENT LIMITATIONS
TD Ref
EMDS Ref
Fault Description Operational Workaround
620 6100373 RDI upon EBER alarm on VC-12, VC-3 and VC-4 is not supported.
None
797 -- ELS1000S does not support VC-AIS Alarm because of HW restrictions.
None
2191 -- The display of the Pause High and Low threshold does not work properly. When the dialog "Ethernet Port Config" is opened, the values Pause High and Low threshold from this interface will be shown, even if the port is changed without closing the dialog. The configuration works properly.
Close the dialog and reopen it with the appropriate Ethernet port.
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4.2.3 MINOR TRAFFIC LIMITATIONS
Following limitations have been removed into section 4.2, which will be obsolete when the IRs are covered in the Handbooks being available with R3.1.1 Rev 2:
EMDS IR: 6099205, 6104296
TestDirector Defects with no corresponding IR: 3
3 MINOR TRAFFIC LIMITATIONS
TD Ref
EMDS Ref
Fault Description Operational Workaround
646 -- During GFP frame synchronisation one or two frames can be lost.
There is no workaround available due to hardware constraints.
2156 6104290 The LCAS HoldOff values 100ms, 200ms and 300ms will be rejected. They are not usable with the current card software.
Use only 0ms and 400ms and larger.
2166
2168
6104412
6104479
For an LCAS-enabled VCG it is not possible to mix VC members which are of type bi-directional with VC members which are of type broadcast
None.
4.2.4 MINOR MANAGEMENT LIMITATIONS
Following limitations have been removed into section 4.2, which will be obsolete when the IRs are covered in the Handbooks being available with R3.1.1 Rev 2:
EMDS IR: 6101662, 6100258
TestDirector Defects with no corresponding IR: 732, 736, 601 (2075)
Note: An awareness bulletin will be issued in due course containing information about VCAT/LCAS limitations (732), (601) and (2075). Brackets refer to defect numbers in TestDirector.
4 MINOR MANAGEMENT LIMITATIONS
TD Ref
EMDS Ref
Fault Description Operational Workaround
409 6099313 Performance management snapshot counters for "Deferred Transmissions" and "Excessive Collisions" do not count.
None
557 6099927 Auto negotiation for Electrical GigE interfaces is None
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always disabled.
828 (2233)
-- If in the window Ethernet connections an unused interface is selected, the properties are sometimes not updated.
Ignore the properties for unused interfaces.
-- 6101690 In the dialog "Alarm event configuration" "Alarm Inhibit" the alarm "running out of buffer warning" is displayed three times.
Only the frst is valid, ignore the others.
-- 6101928 Sometimes the Ethernet configuration restore might fail depending on SFP type.
If the restore is failed due to SFP problems, unequip the SFP and start the restore again. After finishing the restore, equip the SFP again.
2141 6104105 After creating an SLA (i.e. press "Apply" in the "Create SLA" dialog), the SLA is not shown in the list behind. The list will be not updated until the dialog is closed. Nevertheless muliple SLAs can be created.
Close the "Create SLA" dialog in order to update the list.
2145 To use Thereshold Crossing Alerts (TCAs) it is necessary not only to activate the TCA first but also to activate the corresponding record (means history counter). As long as the corresponding record is not activated , the TCAs can be activated but does not work.
Before using a TCA activate always the corresponding record also.
2187 6104922 When the size of a queue is modified an error message "A general purpose compliance has been received to indicate that the requested command has failed. This failure is not due to a received message" might be seen. However the queue size is correctly applied. If the settings for the queue are retrieved again the retrieved values show the correct settings.
When the error message "A general purpose compliance has been received to indicate that the requested command has failed. This failure is not due to a received message" is received upon the re-sizing of a queue the configuration data for the queue should be retrieved again to verify that the required queue size has been applied on the hardware
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2199 -- The PM Counter "Client Packets (1024 to MTU Octets)" has the wrong naming. It should be "Client Packets (1024 to 9212 Octets)".
None.
2232 -- The Network (Port) Loop for electrical Fast-Ethernet and Gigabit-Ethernet does not work correct. For electical Fast-Ethernet ports the loop does only work if autonegotiation is administartive disabled. For electrical Gigabit-Ethernet ports the loop does not work.
For electical Fast-Ethernet ports disable auto-negotiation before applying the loop. For electrical Gigabit-Ethernet ports unequip the electrical SFP. The loop does work without SFPs.
2233 -- If in the window Ethernet connections an unused interface is selected, it may happen that the properties are not updated.
Ignore the properties for unused interfaces.
2234 -- In the dialog "Ethernet port configuration" - "Ethernet characteristics" - "Monitoring" the values "Link Down Alarm" and "Link Down Cleared" are changed.
None.
2236 6105874 It is not possible to configure a 100Base-TX SFP on the Fast Ethernet Ports.
Use "Adopt" to configure the SFP.
2240 6106151 It is not possible to create a SDH cross connection between an ETO and ELS-1000S if the ETO is used as "Source card". When creating the cross connection with an ETO as 'source' card then the request will be rejected with the error message 'incompatible card types'
Use the ELS-1000S as "Source card". This workaround is not possible in case of a broadcast between ETO (Source card) and ELS-1000S (Destination card).
4.2.5 PERFORMANCE LIMITATIONS
Following limitations have been removed into section 4.2, which will be obsolete when the IRs are covered in the Handbooks being available with R3.1.1 Rev 2:
EMDS IR: 6099575
TestDirector Defects with no corresponding IR: 637, 638, 643.
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CONTENTSHISTORYISSUE CONTROLREFERENCESGLOSSARY OF TERMSINTRODUCTIONFEATURESFEATURE OVERVIEWHOST PLATFORMSSFP CONNECTORSLOCAL CRAFT TERMINAL AND NETWORK MANAGEMENTINTERWORKING WITH OTHER MARCONI PRODUCTSREGULATORY & CUSTOMER/TECHNICAL STANDARD CONFORMITYELS1000S Tributary CardSummary Conformity Report
COMPATIBILITYHARDWARE RELEASE INFORMATIONSOFTWARE RELEASE INFORMATIONELS-1000S Software ReleaseELS-1000S CANDIDATE BUILD IDENTITY
DOCUMENTATION
LIMITATIONSLIMITATIONS REMOVED IN R3.1.1 REV 2LIMITATIONS REMAINING IN R3.1.1 REV 2MAJOR TRAFFIC LIMITATIONSMAJOR MANAGEMENT LIMITATIONSMINOR TRAFFIC LIMITATIONSMINOR MANAGEMENT LIMITATIONSPERFORMANCE LIMITATIONS