Chapter 5 IT Data Network

Chapter 5-IT Data Network and Data
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CHAPTER 5
IT DATA NETWORK AND DATA
COMMUNICATION NETWORK
Rev
Date
Contract
Author
Checker
Approver
A1
3-Jun-2016
853
Zheng Weiguang
Han Zheng
Hu Jiaan
Beijing HollySys Co., Ltd.
Ref.: 853-CSF-BHC-MCE-000003A
O&M Manuals/Rev: July 2016
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DISTRIBUTION LIST
Recipient(s)
Internal
MTR Corporation limited
External
Beijing HollySys Co., Ltd. 853 Project Team Members
LIST OF MODIFICATION
Rev
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Object of Evolution
A1
All
Initial Submission
LIST OF REVISIONS
Rev
Date
Author
Checker
Approver
A1
3-Jun-2016
Zheng Weiguang
Han Zheng
Hu Jiaan
LIST OF ABBREVIATION
Abbreviation
Description
AB
Ancillary Building
AUS
Austin Station
BOM
Bill of Material
CAD
Computer Aided Design
CDN
MTR Corporate Data Network
CMR
Crisis Management Room
CPU
Central Processing Unit
CuC
Customer Service Centre
DBMS
Database Management System
DCN
Data Communication Network
FLMD
First Line Maintenance Device
FRC
Fault Report Centre
GB
Giga Byte
GE
Gigabit Ethernet (1000 Mbps)

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Abbreviation
Description
GUI
Graphical User Interface
HF
Human Factor
HMI
Human Machine Interface
IBP
Integrated Backup Panel
ITDN
Information Technology Data Network
IRF
Intelligent Resilient Framework
LAN
Local Area Network
MB
Mega Byte
Mbps
Mega bit per second
MCS
Main Control System
MSTP
Multi Spanning Tree Protocol
NTP
Network Time Protocol
O/E
Optical to Electrical
OSPF
Open Shortest Path First
PC
Personal Computer
PgMT
Programming Maintenance Terminal
PRC
Power Remote Control
PSB
Platform Supervision Booth
RSTP
Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol
SCpR
Station Computer Room
SCR
Station Control Room
SER
Signalling Equipment Room
SSS
Shek Kong Stabling Sidings
TB
Terminal Block
TER
Telecommunication Equipment Room
VB
Ventilation Building
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Abbreviation
Description
VDU
Visual Display Unit
WKT
West Kowloon Terminus
XRL
Express Rail Link
MTRCL
MTR Corporation Limited
HollySys
Beijing HollySys Co., Ltd.
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Table of Content
1
Introduction........................................................................................................................... 11
1.1
Main Purpose........................................................................................................................ 11
1.2
IT Data Network Methods..................................................................................................... 11
1.3
Network Structure................................................................................................................. 13
1.4
Connection Mode Between Switches and Devices...............................................................14
1.5
IP Addressing Scheme.......................................................................................................... 14
1.5.1
LAN Segments....................................................................................................... 14
1.5.2
Station Segment Assigning....................................................................................14
1.5.3
Application Segment Assigning..............................................................................15
1.5.4
VB OA Assigning.................................................................................................... 16
1.5.5
Network management and quarantine Assigning...................................................16
1.5.6
LAN ports schedules..............................................................................................17
IMC Network Operation Management..................................................................................19

2.1
Logging in to iMC.................................................................................................................. 19
2.2
Understanding the GUI......................................................................................................... 19
2.2.1
Classic iMC homepage.......................................................................................... 19
2.2.2
Desktop-style iMC homepage................................................................................20
2.2.3
Operation interface................................................................................................ 21
2.2.4
Menu of tabs.......................................................................................................... 22
2.2.5
Floating menus of the navigation tree....................................................................23
2.2.6
Accessing auto discovery......................................................................................24
2.2.7
Managing basic resources.....................................................................................25
2.2.8
Displaying network topology..................................................................................26
2.2.9
Displaying custom topology...................................................................................26
2.2.10
Locating devices in a topology map.......................................................................27
2.2.11
Querying device performance data and alarms.....................................................28
2.2.12
Alarm Level............................................................................................................ 29
2.2.13
iMC Process Status............................................................................................... 30
Hardware and Software Functions........................................................................................32

3.1
Compose of the hardware..................................................................................................... 32
3.2
Hardware Functions.............................................................................................................. 32
3.2.1
Hardware of H3C S7506E.....................................................................................32
3.2.1.1
Chassis........................................................................................................... 32
3.2.1.2
SRPU LEDs.................................................................................................... 33
3.2.1.3
LPU LEDs....................................................................................................... 35
3.2.2
Hardware of H3C S5500-EI...................................................................................36
3.2.2.1
Front and rear panels.....................................................................................36

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3.2.2.2
3.2.3
3.3
3.4
Front and rear panels.....................................................................................38
3.2.3.2
LEDs............................................................................................................... 38
3.2.4
Media Converter.................................................................................................... 39
3.2.5
Media Converter Chassis......................................................................................39
3.2.6
ODF Distribution Frame......................................................................................... 40
3.2.7
Optical Fibre.......................................................................................................... 41
3.2.8
RJ45...................................................................................................................... 42
Tools..................................................................................................................................... 42
3.3.1
Hardware Tools...................................................................................................... 42
3.3.2
Software Tools....................................................................................................... 42
Configuration Backup and Recovery....................................................................................43

Configuration Export.......................................................................................43
3.4.1.2
Configuration Import.......................................................................................43
H3C S5500-EI Software Function..........................................................................43
3.4.2.1
3.4.2.2
3.4.3
H3C S3100v2-26TP-EI Software Function............................................................44
3.4.3.1
3.4.3.2
Start Up Instructions............................................................................................................. 44
3.5.1
H3C S7506E Start Up............................................................................................ 44
3.5.1.1
Before powering on the switch, confirm the following.....................................44
3.5.1.2
To power on the switch...................................................................................44
3.5.1.3
see on the terminal.........................................................................................44
3.5.2
H3C S5500-EI Start Up......................................................................................... 46
3.5.2.1
3.5.2.2
3.5.2.3
see on the terminal.........................................................................................46
3.5.3
3.7
H3C S7506E Software Functions..........................................................................43
3.4.1.1
3.4.2
3.6
H3C S3100v2-26TP-EI..........................................................................................37
3.2.3.1
3.4.1
3.5
LEDs............................................................................................................... 36
H3C S3100v2-26TP-EI Start Up............................................................................47
3.5.3.1
3.5.3.2
3.5.3.3
See on the terminal........................................................................................ 48
Operating Instructions........................................................................................................... 49
3.6.1
Configuration Command........................................................................................ 49
3.6.2
Configuration Step................................................................................................. 49
Shutdown Instructions.......................................................................................................... 52
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3.8
Heading-checking................................................................................................................. 52
3.8.1
Network Connectivity Testing.................................................................................52
3.8.2
Verify proper route of the layer 3 network switches...............................................53
3.8.3
Checking OSPF health state.................................................................................54
Daily maintenance and the instruction..................................................................................55

4.1
Operator and User Requirements.........................................................................................55
4.2
Preventative Maintenance.................................................................................................... 55
4.3
4.4
4.2.1
Special tools / Material........................................................................................... 55
4.2.2
Device Appearance Inspection..............................................................................55
4.2.3
Device Working State Inspection...........................................................................55
4.2.4
Preventive maintenance plan.................................................................................55
4.2.5
Optical power receive sensitivity............................................................................56
IMC Network Management System Maintenance.................................................................57

4.3.1
Server Appearance Inspection...............................................................................57
4.3.2
Server Working State Inspection...........................................................................57
4.3.3
Review and Confirm IMC Software Information.....................................................57
Device Fault Diagnosis and Processing...............................................................................57

4.4.1
Switches................................................................................................................ 57
4.4.1.1
Interruption of Business port in switches........................................................57
4.4.1.2
Switch network port fault................................................................................58
4.4.1.3
Communication abnormal of the whole network.............................................58
4.4.1.4
Power supply of the switch alarm...................................................................58
4.4.2
Media Converter and Chassis Maintenance..........................................................58
4.4.2.1
Device Appearance Inspection.......................................................................58
4.4.2.2
Media Converter Working State Inspection....................................................58
4.4.2.3
Media Converter Chassis Working State Inspection.......................................59
4.4.2.4
Media Converter and Chassis Fault Processing.............................................59
Appendices 1 - ITDN LAN Port Assignment..........................................................................60

Appendices 2 - ITDN IP address Assignment........................................................................61
Appendices 3 - ITDN network structure...............................................................................................62
Appendices 4 - ITDN Design Specification..........................................................................................63
Appendices 5 - ITDN network configuration........................................................................................ 64
Appendices 6 - ITDN Data network-Chinese.......................................................................................65
Appendices 7 Rack Layout Diagrams...............................................................................................66
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Figures
Figure 1-1 ITDN network structure
12
Figure 2-1 Login page
17
Figure 2-2 Classic iMC homepage
18
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Figure 2-3 Desktop-style iMC homepage
19
Figure 2-4 Operation interface
20
Figure 2-5 Dropdown menu of the Service tab
21
Figure 2-6 Floating menus of the navigation tree
22
Figure 2-7 Basic auto discovery
23
Figure 2-8 Resource navigation tree
24
Figure 2-9 Displaying the network topology
24
Figure 2-10 Displaying custom topology
25
Figure 2-11
Device view routers
25
Figure 2-12 Locating a device in the topology map
26
Figure 2-13 Device details
27
Figure 2-14 Alarm Level
27
Figure 2-15 Information about component deployment
28
Figure 2-16 Intelligent Deployment Monitoring Agent
29
Figure 3-1 Front view of the S7506E
30
Figure 3-2 SRPU LEDs
32
Figure 3-3 LEDs on an LSQM1GT24SC0
34
Figure 3-4 Front panel of the S5500-EI
35
Figure 3-5 Rear panel of the S5500-EI
36
Figure 3-6 Front panel of the S3100v2-26TP-EI
38
38
Figure 3-8 The media converter
40
Figure 3-9 The media converter chassis
41
Figure 3-10 shows the ODF (port 24)
42
42
Figure 3-12 Single mode optical fiber
43
Figure 3-13 Multi-mode optical fiber
43
Figure 3-14 RJ45 Unscreened Twisted Pair
44
Figure 3-15 Connect SecureCRT (1)
51
52
52
53
53
Figure 3-20 Tracert Test
55
Figure 3-21 Tracert
55
Figure 4-1 Interrupt of the Ethernet port of the switch
58
Figure 4-2 Communication interrupt between the switches
59
Figure 4-3 Abnormal network communication
59
Figure 4-4 power supply alarm
59
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Tables
Table 1-1 Equipment Bill of Material
13
Table 1-2 IP Design Scheme
14
Table 1-3 The Third IP Design Scheme
15
Table 1-4 The Fourth IP Design Scheme
16
Table 1-5 IP Design Scheme of Ventilation Building OA
16
Table 1-6 Management IP address of the switch
17
Table 1-7 LAN ports schedules
18
Table 2-1 Requirements for the Web browsers
19
Table 2-2 Description of the classic iMC homepage
20
Table 2-3 Description of the desktop-style iMC homepage
21
Table 2-4 Description of the operation interface
22
Table 3-1 Description of the sections of the chassis
33
Table 3-2 LEDs on an LSQ1SRP2XB0
33
Table 3-3 Management Ethernet interface status LED description
33
Table 3-4 Fan LED description
33
Table 3-5 Card LED description
34
Table 3-6 SRPU active/standby status LED description
34
Table 3-7 CF card status LED description
34
Table 3-8 RJ-45 Ethernet interface status LED description
34
Table 3-9 Combo port status LED description
34
Table 3-10 SFP interface status LED description
34
Table 3-11 XFP interface status LED description
34
35
35
Table 3-14 PSR1400-A power module status LED description
36
Table 3-15 Front panel of the S5500-EI Interface status LED description
36
Table 3-16 Rear panel of the S5500-EI Interface status LED description
36
Table 3-17 System status LED description
37
Table 3-18 Port mode LED description
37
Table 3-19 10/100/1000Base-T auto-sensing Ethernet port LEDs description
37
Table 3-20 SFP port status LEDs description
37
Table 3-21 Front panel of the S3100v2-26TP-EI Interface status LED description
38
Table 3-22 Rear panel of the S3100v2-26TP-EI Interface status LED description
38
Table 3-23 The power LED shows the power supplying status on the switch
38
Table 3-24 10/100Base-TX Ethernet port LEDs
38
Table 3-25 Combo interface LEDs
39
Table 3-26 Media Converters LEDs
39
Table 3-27 Optical Fibre Technical Specifications
41
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Table 3-28 Configuration Command
49
Table 3-29 PING Test
53
54
Table 4-1 shows the special material tools
55
Table 4-2 Preventive maintenance plan
56
Table 4-3 Optical power receive sensitivity
57
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1 Introduction
1.1
Main Purpose
This document describes the ITDN FLMD and illustrates typical maintenance procedures needed
for ITDN equipment. The ITDN FLMD contains all the tools needed to perform FLMD troubleshooting,
repair and verification of ITDN equipment after a device failure.
The IT Data Network (ITDN) is the important component of the Office Automation (OA) System,
which will be used in communication of IT and OA device.
1.2
IT Data Network Methods
The provided ITDN device use H3C Open Application Architecture (OAA) design concept. The
proposed network seamlessly integrates network services and security services. The main model is
as follows:
Backbone switch: H3C S7506E, access switch: H3C S5500-28C-EI, H3C S3100v2-26TP-EI.
The switches of the ITDN network is distributed as follows:
Station
Location
Equipment
Model
WKT
Primary
IT
Hub
Room(B1 (GL S28S29 / SJ-SK))
Core
Switch
S7506E
Equipment
ID
WKTHPRR01
WKTHPRR02
IP address
10.46.1.1
WKTHPRS01
Primary
IT
Hub
Room(B1 (GL S28S29 / SJ-SK))
Access
Switch
S5500-28C-EI
WKTHPRS02
WKTHPRS03
10.46.1.2
WKTHPRS04
IT HUB ROOM B1
(GL S28 / SA)
Access
Switch
S5500-28C-EI
SEC IT HUB ROOM

B1 (GL S34-S35 /
SL-SM)
Access
Switch
S5500-28C-EI
WKTH11S01
WKTH11S02
10.46.1.3
WKTH12S01
WKTH12S02
10.46.1.4
WKTH21S01
WKTH21S02
SEC IT HUB ROOM
B2 (GL S10 / SD)
Access
Switch
S5500-28C-EI
WKTH21S03
WKTH21S04
10.46.1.5
WKTH21S05
WKTH21S06
SEC IT HUB ROOM
B2 (GL S16-S17 /
SM)
Access
Switch
S5500-28C-EI
SEC IT HUB ROOM

B2 (GL S24-S25 /
SD)
Access
Switch
S5500-28C-EI
N/A
N/A
SEC IT HUB ROOM

B2 (GL S13/SJ)
WKTH22S01
WKTH22S02
10.46.1.6
WKTH23S01
WKTH23S02
10.46.1.7
N/A
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Station
Location
Equipment
Model
Equipment
ID
SEC IT HUB ROOM

B3 (GL S13 / SE)
N/A
N/A
N/A
SEC IT HUB ROOM

B3 (GL S17-S18 /
SL-SM)
Access
Switch
S5500-28C-EI
IP address
WKTH31S01
WKTH31S02
10.46.1.10
WKTH32S01
SSS
SEC IT HUB ROOM

B3 (GL S27 / SD)
Access
Switch
S5500-28C-EI
SEC IT HUB ROOM

B3 (GL S34 / SP-SQ)
Access
Switch
S5500-28C-EI
SEC IT HUB ROOM

B4M (GL S24-S25 /
SL)
Access
Switch
S5500-28C-EI
Station Control Room

B1 (GL S31 / SJ)
Hub
S3100v2-26TPEI
WKTSCRS01
10.46.1.14
Fault Report Centre

B1 (GL S27/ SJ-SK)
Hub
S3100v2-26TPEI
WKTFRCS01
10.46.1.15
Inter-city PSC B1 (GL

S26-S27 / SH-SJ)
Hub
S3100v2-26TPEI
WKTPSCS01
10.46.1.16
Ticket Sales Office

B1 (GL S27-S28 /
SJ-SK)
Hub
S3100v2-26TPEI
WKTTSOS01
10.46.1.17
Ticketing
Counters
B1 (GL S29-S33 /
SH-SJ)
Hub
S3100v2-26TPEI
WKTTKCS01
10.46.1.18
Restaurant / VIP
Room B1M (GL S32S36 / SE-SF)
Hub
S3100v2-26TPEI
WKTRSTS01
10.46.1.19
Station Maintenance
Office B2 (GL S12S13 / SC)
S3100v2-26TPEI
WKTSMOS01
10.46.1.25
Hub
WKTSMOS02
10.46.1.26
Security Contractors
Office B1 (GL S24S25 / SD)
Hub
S3100v2-26TPEI
WKTSCOS01
10.46.1.20
Mainland
Train
Driver's Office B3
(GL S16-S17 / SM)
S3100v2-26TPEI
WKTTDOS01
10.46.1.28
Hub
WKTTDOS02
10.46.1.29
Business Lounge B2
(GL S32-S36 / SESF)
Hub
S3100v2-26TPEI
WKTBULS01
10.46.1.27
Station Maintenance
Work Bay B4 (GL
S26 / SL)
Hub
S3100v2-26TPEI
WKTSMWS0
1
10.46.1.30
PRI IT HUB ROOM
Core
S7506E
SSSHPRR01
10.46.65.1
WKTH32S02
WKTH33S01
WKTH33S02
10.46.1.11
10.46.1.12
WKTH41S01
WKTH41S02
10.46.1.13
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Station
Location
Equipment
IN MAIN BUIDING
(1/F)
Switch
PRI IT HUB ROOM

IN MAIN BUIDING
(1/F)
Access
Switch
S5500-28C-EI
Loco shed workshop

in loc shed
Access
Switch
S5500-28C-EI
SEC IT hub room in

SOC
Access
Switch
S5500-28C-EI
SSS control centre in

main building (G/F)
Access
Switch
S5500-28C-EI
UPS ROOM in IBP

building
Access
Switch
S5500-28C-EI
TER in OCC
Access
Switch
S5500-28C-EI
Main
Building
Maintenance Office 1
Hub
S3100v2-26TPEI
Main
Building
Hub
S3100v2-26TPEI
Track Part and Point

Machine Store G/F
(15-18/A-C)
Hub
HV & OHL Workshop

Office G/F (GL 2-3/AB)
Hub
Equipment
ID
Model
IP address
SSSHPRR02
SSSHPRS01
SSSHPRS02
SSSLSWS01
SSSLSWS02
SSSHSOS01
SSSHSOS02
SSSCTCS01
SSSCTCS02
SSSUPSS01
SSSUPSS02
SSSTERS01
SSSTERS02
10.46.65.2
10.46.65.3
10.46.65.4
10.46.65.5
10.46.65.6
10.46.65.7
SSSMO1S01
10.46.65.8
SSSMO2S01
10.46.65.9
SSSMO2S02
10.46.65.10
S3100v2-26TPEI
SSSTPSS01
10.46.65.11
S3100v2-26TPEI
SSSHOWS01
10.46.65.12
Table 1-1 Equipment Bill of Material
1.3
Network Structure
Connect core switches, access switches and Hub with a star network in WKT and SSS. Single
mode or Multi mode optical fibres are used to connect all network switches. OSPF (Open Shortest
Path First) technology is established through the star network communication among each station.
In WKT, respectively connect two core switches to corresponding two core switches in SSS.
OSPF technology is established through the network communication between WKT and SSS stations.
Connect WKT two core switches to corresponding AUS two access switches. OSPF technology is
established through the network communication between WKT and AUS stations.
Connect WKT two core switches to corresponding DCN two firewalls. Static route technology is
establish through the network communication between ITDN and DCN, it will ensure the
communication of OA system in ventilation building of DCN network.
IRF (Intelligent Resilient Framework) technology is used by two core switches or access switches
in each station. Link aggregation technology is used between core switches and access switches or
between access switches and Hub, it will ensure the link redundancy of the whole network.
In MTR ITHQ, connect IMC server to HQ switch for network management function.
The Figure 1-1 of the ITDN network structure is as follows:
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Figure 1-1 ITDN network structure
1.4
Connection Mode Between Switches and Devices
The OA system application devices include switchesserverOA device will be access to the IT
data network. All OA devices will access to the ITDN switches by RJ45, and the length is less than
80m. If the length is more than 80m, it will use media converter achieve to the link transport.
1.5
IP Addressing Scheme
The table below summarizes the proposed IP Addressing Scheme for the ITDN.
1.5.1
LAN Segments
The general format of the IP Address is : 10.46.x.y

Where:
X= Room Segment
Y=Host Number
The general format of the Subnet Mask is 255.255.252.0
The general IP Address Scheme is as follows:
IP address :
Default gateway :
1st Octet
10
10
2nd Octet
.46
.46
3rd Octet
room
.xxx
.xxx
4th Octet
host id
.yyy
.1
Table 1-2 IP Design Scheme
1.5.2
Station Segment Assigning
The following conventions shall be followed in assigning room segment (the third segment):
Sub-system
3rd Octet (.xxx)
VLAN
WKT
Management VLAN
Quarantine VLAN
Primary IT Hub Room(B1 (GL S28-S29 / SJ-SK))
Primary IT Hub Room(B1 (GL S28-S29 / SJ-SK))
IT HUB ROOM B1 (GL S28 / SA)
SEC IT HUB ROOM B1 (GL S34-S35 / SL-SM)
1
2
4-40
4
8
12
477
478
460-462
460
461
462
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SEC IT HUB ROOM B2 (GL S10 / SD)

SEC IT HUB ROOM B2 (GL S16-S17 / SM)
SEC IT HUB ROOM B2 (GL S24-S25 / SD)
SEC IT HUB ROOM B3 (GL S17-S18 / SL-SM)
SEC IT HUB ROOM B3 (GL S27 / SD)
SEC IT HUB ROOM B3 (GL S34 / SP-SQ)
SEC IT HUB ROOM B4M (GL S24-S25 / SL)
Station Control Room B1 (GL S31 / SJ)
Fault Report Centre B1 (GL S27/ SJ-SK)
Inter-city PSC B1 (GL S26-S27 / SH-SJ)
Ticket Sales Office B1 (GL S27-S28 / SJ-SK)
Ticketing Counters B1 (GL S29-S33 / SH-SJ)
Restaurant / VIP Room B1M (GL S32-S36 / SE-SF)
Station Maintenance Office B2 (GL S12-S13 / SC)
16
20
24
28
32
36
40
4
4
4
4
4
4
16
463
464
465
466
467
468
469
460
460
460
460
460
460
463
Security Contractors Office B1 (GL S24-S25 / SD)

Mainland Train Driver's Office B3 (GL S16-S17 / SM)
8
28
461
466
Business Lounge B2 (GL S32-S36 / SE-SF)

Station Maintenance Work Bay B4 (GL S26 / SL)
Connection ITDN to AUS
Connection AUS to ITDN
Connection ITDN to MCS DCN Firewall
Connection MCS DCN Firewall to ITDN
Connection WKT to SSS
20
32
0
0
0
0
0
464
467
NIL
NIL
470
470
NIL
65
66
68-88
68
72
76
80
84
88
84
84
479
480
471-476
471
472
473
474
475
476
475
475
84
84
64
64
64
64
0
475
475
NIL
NIL
NIL
NIL
NIL
SSS
Management VLAN
Quarantine VLAN
PRI IT HUB ROOM IN MAIN BUIDING (1/F)
PRI IT HUB ROOM IN MAIN BUIDING (1/F)
Loco shed workshop in loc shed
SEC IT hub room in SOC
SSS control center in main building (G/F)
UPS room in IBP building
TER in OCC
Main Building - Maintenance Office 1
Main Building - Maintenance Office 2
Track Part and Point Machine Store G/F (15-18/A-C)
HV & OHL Workshop Office G/F (GL 2-3/A-B)
Connection ITDN A to MCS DCN A
Connection MCS DCN A to ITDN A
Connection ITDN B to MCS DCN B
Connection MCS DCN B to ITDN B
Connection SSS to WKT
Table 1-3 The Third IP Design Scheme
1.5.3
Application Segment Assigning
The following conventions shall be followed in assigning Host ID (the fourth segment):
Host ID
Server
PC
Reserved
4th Octet (.yyy)

30- 59
60- 249
250-254
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switch
1- 29
Table 1-4 The Fourth IP Design Scheme
1.5.4
VB OA Assigning
The following conventions shall be followed in DCN OA system:

Network A
Network B
IP address
Gateway
IP address
Gateway
KCV SER IT LAN Socket
10.188.42.249 10.188.42.1 10.188.43.249 10.188.43.1
MPV SER IT LAN Socket
10.183.42.249 10.183.42.1 10.183.43.249 10.183.43.1
NCV SER IT LAN Socket
10.189.42.249 10.189.42.1 10.189.43.249 10.189.43.1
NTV SER IT LAN Socket
10.184.42.249 10.184.42.1 10.184.43.249 10.184.43.1
PHV SER IT LAN Socket
10.186.42.249 10.186.42.1 10.186.43.249 10.186.43.1
SMV SER IT LAN Socket
10.187.42.249 10.187.42.1 10.187.43.249 10.187.43.1
SPS SER IT LAN Socket
10.182.42.249 10.182.42.1 10.182.43.249 10.182.43.1
WKP SER IT LAN Socket
10.181.42.249 10.181.42.1 10.181.43.249 10.181.43.1
Table 1-5 IP Design Scheme of Ventilation Building OA
DCN Station
1.5.5
Subnet Mask
255.255.255.0
255.255.255.0
255.255.255.0
255.255.255.0
255.255.255.0
255.255.255.0
255.255.255.0
255.255.255.0
Network management and quarantine Assigning
The general formal of the IP Management Address is: 10.46.1.x

Where:
X=Host Number
The general formal of the IP Quarantine Address is: 10.46.2.y
Where:
Y=Host Number
The Subnet Mask is 255.255.255.0
The following conventions shall be followed in assigning network management and quarantine:
Area
WKT
Room
Primary IT Hub Room(B1 (GL S28-S29/ SJ-SK) Core
switch
Primary IT Hub Room(B1 (GL S28-S29/ SJ-SK)) Access
switch
IT HUB ROOM B1 (GL S28 / SA) Access switch
SEC IT HUB ROOM B1 (GL S34-S35 / SL-SM) Access
switch
SEC IT HUB ROOM B2 (GL S10 / SD) Access switch
SEC IT HUB ROOM B2 (GL S16-S17 / SM) Access switch
SEC IT HUB ROOM B3 (GL S14-S15 / SK) Access switch
SEC IT HUB ROOM B3 (GL S17-S18 / SL-SM) Access
switch
SEC IT HUB ROOM B3 (GL S27 / SD) Access switch
SEC IT HUB ROOM B3 (GL S34 / SP-SQ) Access switch
SEC IT HUB ROOM B4M (GL S24-S25 / SL) Access switch
Station Control Room B4(GL S31/SJ)
Fault Report Centre B1(GL S27/SJ)
Inter-city PSC B1(GL S26-S27/SH-SJ)
Ticket Sales Office B1(GL S27-S28/SJ-SK)
Ticketing Counters B1(GL S29-S33/SH-SJ)
Restaurant/VIP Room B1M(GL S32-S36)/SE-SF
Security Contractors Office (Hub) B1(GL S24-S25 / SD)
management
quarantine
10.46.1.1
10.46.2.1
10.46.1.2
10.46.1.3
10.46.1.4
10.46.1.5
10.46.1.6
10.46.1.9
10.46.1.10
10.46.1.11
10.46.1.12
10.46.1.13
10.46.1.14
10.46.1.15
10.46.1.16
10.46.1.17
10.46.1.18
10.46.1.19
10.46.1.20
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Station Maintenance Office B2 (GL S12-S13 / SC) 1

Station Maintenance Office B2 (GL S12-S13 / SC) 2
Business Lounge B2(GL S32-S36/SE-SF)
Mainland Train Driver's Office B3(GL S16-S17/SM) 1
Mainland Train Driver's Office B3(GL S16-S17/SM) 2
Station Maintenance Work Bay B4(GL S26/SL) 1
PRI IT HUB ROOM IN MAIN BUIDING (1/F) Core switch
PRI IT HUB ROOM IN MAIN BUIDING (1/F) Access switch
Loco shed workshop in loc shed Access switch
SEC IT hub room in SOC Access switch
SSS control center in main building (G/F) Access switch
UPS room in IBP building Access switch
TER in OCC
Maintenance Office 2-1
Maintenance Office 2-2
Track part and Point Machine Store
HV&OHL Workshop Office
Table 1-6 Management IP address of the switch
SSS
1.5.6
SSS
10.46.66.1
LAN ports schedules
station
WKT
10.46.1.25
10.46.1.26
10.46.1.27
10.46.1.28
10.46.1.29
10.46.1.30
10.46.65.1
10.46.65.2
10.46.65.3
10.46.65.4
10.46.65.5
10.46.65.6
10.46.65.7
10.46.65.8
10.46.65.9
10.46.65.10
10.46.65.11
10.46.65.12
Room / interface location

PRI IT Hub Room B1 (GL S28-S29/SJ-SK)
IT Hub Room B1 (GL S28/SA)
SEC IT Hub Room B1 (GL S34-S35 / SL-SM)
SEC IT Hub Room B2 (GL S10 / SD)
SEC IT Hub Room B2 (GL S16-S17 / SM)
SEC IT Hub Room B2 (GL S24-S25 / SD)
SEC IT Hub Room B3 (GL S17-S18 / SL-SM)
SEC IT Hub Room B3 (GL S27 / SD)
SEC IT Hub Room B3 (GL S34 / SP-SQ)
SEC IT Hub Room B4M (GL S24-S25 / SL)
Station Control Room B1 (GL S31 / SJ)
Fault Report Centre B1 (GL S27/ SJ-SK)
Inter-city PSC B1 (GL S26-S27 / SJ-SK)
Ticket Sales Office B1 (GL S27-S28 / SJ-SK)
Ticketing Counters B1 (GL S29-S33 / SH-SJ)
Restaurant / VIP Room B1M (GL S32-S36 / SE-SF)
Station Maintenance Office B2 (GL S12-S13 / SC)
Mainland Train Driver's Office B3 (GL S16-S17 / SM)
Security Contractors Office B1 (GL S24-S25 / SD)
Business Lounge B2 (GL S32-S36 / SE-SF)
Station Maintenance Work Bay B4 (GL S26 / SL)
PRI IT Hub Room in Main Building (1/F)
control center in main building (G/F)
Loco shed workshop in loc shed
SEC IT hub room in SOC
UPS room in IBP building
Qty.
132
22
14
120
10
14
12
18
14
24
24
6
12
24
14
10
40
46
10
10
20
60
52
26
14
50
22
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Track Part and Point Machine Store G/F (15-18/A-C)
HV & OHL Workshop Office G/F (GL 2-3/A-B)
TER in OCC
46
10
10
32
Table 1-7 LAN ports schedules
1.5.7
1.5.8
1.5.9
1.5.10
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2 IMC Network Operation Management

2.1
Logging in to iMC
iMC adopts a browser / server model, and it is accessible through a browser.
To start iMC:
1. Launch the browser.
Item
Supported Web browsers
Description
IE 9.0/IE 10.0 and later versions
Firefox 20 and later versions
Chrome 26 and later versions
Table 2-8 Requirements for the Web browsers

2. In the address bar of the Web browser, enter http://ip address: port number/imc.
By default, iMC users 8080 as the HTTP port.
Figure 2-1 is a sample login page and the address is http://10.252.137.209:8080/imc.
Figure 2-2 Login page

3. Type the user name and password, select a login mode, and then click Login to log in to the
iMC homepage.
Two login modes are available: Classis and Desktop.
Classic-Allows you to log in to the traditional IMC user interface.
Desktop-Allows you to log in to the brand new desktop-style IMC user interface.
You can use the default username and password admin for the first login.
2.2
2.2.1
Understanding the GUI

Classic iMC homepage
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On the iMC homepage, you can specify the widgets to be displayed, select a layout for the
widgets, and customize spaces as needed.
Figure 2-3 Classic iMC homepage

The classic iMC homepage is organized into the following areas, as shown in Table 2-2.
No.
Name
Description
Management links
Show information about the current operator and the

Help, About, and Logout links.
Place your mouser cursor over the current operator
name to see the login time and IP address of the
operator.
Navigation bar
Provide configuration entries to the management

functions, which are organized by type.
Search bar
Provides the function of searching users, devices,

and interfaces. Supports advanced search by
multiple criteria.
Welcome page
Appears after you log in to iMC. iMC allows you to

customize multiple welcome pages and specify a
welcome page as the default one. In addition,
iMC provides various widgets. You can add widgets
to the welcome page as needed.
Alarm statistics widget
Shows the alarm statistics and gives voice prompts

based on the alarm levels.
Table 2-9 Description of the classic iMC homepage

Management links, navigation bar, search bar, and alarm statistics widget appear on every iMC
homepage.
2.2.2
Desktop-style iMC homepage
Use either of the following methods to log in to the desktop-style iMC homepage:
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1. On the iMC login page, enter the username and password, select the desktop option, and
then click login.
2. On the classic iMC homepage, click the desktop link on the top right corner of the page.
Figure 2-4 Desktop-style iMC homepage

The desktop-style iMC homepage is organized into the following areas, as shown in Table 2-3.
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
2.2.3
Name
Tool bar
Application
launcher
Application icons
Add
application
icon
Application
window
Task bar
Description
Allows you to toggle between various desktops.
Provides shortcuts to applications on different desktops.
Click the shortcut icon of an application to open the application.
Click the icon to add a shortcut for an application on the current desktop.
Operation window of an application, which offers the same functionality
as that provided on the classic iMC interface.
Displays the opened applications and allows you to switch between the
applications.
Table 2-10 Description of the desktop-style iMC homepage
Operation interface
Except the homepage, all operation interfaces are similar. Figure 2-4 shows a resource
management interface.
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Figure 2-5 Operation interface

The operation interface is divided into two areas, as described in Table 2-4.
No.
Name
Description
1
Navigation tree
Lists links to functions provided on the current page.
Displays operation functions available and operation-related
information.
Table 2-11 Description of the operation interface
Operation area
Figure 2-4 shows the following information:

1. In a custom view or device view, the color of a category icon depends on the status of the device
having the severest alarm in that category.
2. The snapshot of lower-level NMS view shows all the lower-level NMS in iMC. Each NMS is
displayed in the color that matches the highest alarm level of the NMS.
3. The device view snapshot shows the number and alarm level of devices by category.
4. The fault device list shows the fault devices having alarms of each level and sorts the devices by
alarm level. If iMC does not contain faulty devices, this area is not displayed.
5. The performance monitoring area lists various performance indexes that you may be interested
in.
The view and device icons on the interface are all links. You can click a link to view information
about the specified devices in the operation area.
2.2.4
Menu of tabs
iMC provides a menu for each functional tab.
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Figure 2-6 Dropdown menu of the Service tab

With the menus, you can quickly locate the desired functions. As shown in figure 2-5, when you
place the cursor over the Service tab, a menu appears. Click the function you want to use to the
corresponding page.
2.2.5
Floating menus of the navigation tree
The iMC navigation tree provides floating menus, as shown in figure 2-6.
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Figure 2-7 Floating menus of the navigation tree

The floating menu displays the secondary links of the link that link that your mouse pointer lies
on, so that you can quickly locate and expand a functional link. More your pointer over the > icon to
the right of an entry and the floating menu of the link appears. Click a link on the floating menu to
navigate to the corresponding functional page.
2.2.6
Accessing auto discovery
To access auto discovery:

1. Log in to iMC.
2. Select Resource > Auto Discovery to enter the basic auto discovery page, as shown in Figure 2-7.
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Figure 2-8 Basic auto discovery

3. Enter at least one start IP address and end IP address, and then the devices on the network
segment can be discovered.
2.2.7
Managing basic resources
From the breadcrumb trail, click the resource tab.
Figure 2-9 Resource navigation tree

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As shown in Figure 2-8, the functional nodes in the navigation tree are divided into the following
categories:
View Management Provides an entry to the topology and the views of the network. You can
locate the desired device quickly through the topology or one of the views.
Resource Management Provides unified terminal management and monitoring.
Terminal Access Provides unified terminal management and monitoring.
Network Assets Helps you management assets, including switches, cards, and power
modules.
Virtual Resource Manager Helps you manage the virtual network, and provides entries to the
virtual network topology.
Performance Management Provides general device performance view and performance
settings.
2.2.8
Displaying network topology
Click Network Topology (Applet) as shown in figure 2-9. The network topology is displayed in a
new window.
Figure 2-10 Displaying the network topology
2.2.9
Displaying custom topology
As shown in Figure 2-10, a custom topology is displayed in the network topology window by
default. Double-click
to open the custom view in a new tab.

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Figure 2-11 Displaying custom topology
2.2.10 Locating devices in a topology map

1. Click Device View in the navigation tree.
The device view appears, as shown in Figure 2-11.
Figure 2-12 Device view routers

2. Click the Operation link for a device, and select View Topology from the popup menu. Select a
view to automatically locate the device, as shown in Figure 2-12.
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Figure 2-13 Locating a device in the topology map
2.2.11 Querying device performance data and alarms

Click a device label link in the page as shown in Figure 2-13. The details page appears, as shown
in Figure 2-11.
Figure 2-14 Device details

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1. Displaying device alarm information

Alarm information is displayed in both list and chart formats.
Click a type of alarm link in the bar graph to display all alarms of the same type in the Alarm tab.
2. Viewing performance monitor data
Basic performance data is displayed at the bottom of the page. You can click Performance at a
Glance at the upper right corner to view all performance monitor data of the device.
3. Configuring and managing a device
The operation menu on the right side of the page allows you to configure and manage an
individual device.
2.2.12 Alarm Level

As shown in Figure 2-14, Alarm Level involves two charts. The chart at the top displays the
quantities of various devices in the current system (the y-axis indicates the device type, and the x-axis
indicates the device quantity). The pie chart at the bottom displays the quantity and percentage of
devices by their status.
Figure 2-15 Alarm Level

The color of the icon for each custom view reflects in real time the most severe alarm or severity
level of any device within the custom view. Color-coding of the severity or alarm level conforms to
industry standards and is displayed in the list below:
Critical
Major
Minor
Warning
Normal
Informational
Unmanaged
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2.2.13 iMC Process Status

select start iMC server now and click OK, the system immediately starts the iMC service and
opens the intelligent deployment monitoring agent window, as shown in Figure 2-15.
In this window, select the deploy tab to view information about the component deployment.
Figure 2-16 Information about component deployment

Start the iMC service:
1. in the intelligent deployment monitoring agent window, select the monitor tab, as shown in
Figure 2-16.
2. Click start iMC.
You can also select the automatically start the services when the OS starts box to start iMC
with the operating system.
3. To view the status of the iMC processes, click the process tab.
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Figure 2-17 Intelligent Deployment Monitoring Agent
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3 Hardware and Software Functions

3.1
Compose of the hardware
The section describes the main system network compose of the backbone switches H3C
S7506E distribution switches H3C S5500-28C-EI and H3C S3100v2-26TP-EI the network
management servermedia converterthe ODF distribution frameoptical fibre.
3.2
Hardware Functions
All switches is installed in ITDN network cubicle, include media converter the ODF distribution
frameoptical fibre etc.
3.2.1
Hardware of H3C S7506E
3.2.1.1 Chassis
The S7506E switch consists of a switching and routing processing unit (SRPU) section, line
processing unit (LPU) section, power supply module section, and fan tray section.
Figure 3-18 Front view of the S7506E

Section
Description
1 SRPU section
Provides slots for SRPUs. SRPUs have pink edges. They must be
inserted in the slots with pink edges.
2 LPU section
Provides slots for LPUs. Line processing units (LPUs) have purple
edges. They must be inserted in the slots with purple edges.
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3 Power supply section

4 Fan section
Provides slots for power modules.

Provides a slot for the fan tray.
Table 3-12 Description of the sections of the chassis
3.2.1.2
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3.2.1.3 SRPU LEDs
Figure 3-19 SRPU LEDs

LEDs on an LSQ1SRP2XB0
(1) CF card status LED
(3) Management Ethernet interface status LEDs
(5) Card status LEDs
(2) XFP interface status LEDs

(4) Power and fan status LEDs
(6) SRPU active/standby status LED

Table 3-13 LEDs on an LSQ1SRP2XB0
Management Ethernet interface status LED description

LEDs
LINK
ACT
Description
On
Flashing
On
On
Off
Off
A link is present, and the management Ethernet interface is transmitting data.

A link is present.
No link is present.
Table 3-14 Management Ethernet interface status LED description
Fan LED description

OK
On
LEDs
FAIL
Off
Off
On
Off
Off
Description
The fan tray is operating correctly.
A fan problem occurs or the fan tray is not in position.
The switch is not powered on.
Table 3-15 Fan LED description
Card LED description

LEDs
RUN
ALM
Description
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Flashes (once
every
two seconds)
Off
The card is operating correctly.
Flashes (four times

per second)
Off
The card is loading software. If the LED flashes in this state

continuously, the card is not compatible with the switch
software.
Flashes (once
every
two seconds)
On
Off
Flashes (once
The card temperature exceeds the upper warning threshold
every 4
or falls below the lower warning threshold.
seconds)
On
The card is booting or faulty.
Off
The card is not in position.
Table 3-16 Card LED description
SRPU active/standby status LED description

LED
LED status
On
Description
The SRPU is active.
Off
This status occurs in the following cases:

The SRPU is in standby status.
The SRPU is faulty. Examine the card LED to confirm the problem.
ACTIVE
Table 3-17 SRPU active/standby status LED description

CF card status LED description
LED
CFS
LED status
On
Off
Description
The CF card is in position.
The CF card is not in position or is damaged.
Table 3-18 CF card status LED description
RJ-45 Ethernet interface status LED description

LED
LED status
Description
Flashing
The Ethernet interface is receiving or sending data.
RJ-45 Ethernet interface
On
A link is present.
status LED
Off
No link is present.
Combo port status LED description
LED
LED status
Description
Flashing
The combo port is receiving or sending data.
Combo port status LED
On
A link is present.
Off
No link is present.
Table 3-20 Combo port status LED description
SFP interface status LED description
LED
LED status
Description
Flashing
The SFP interface is receiving or sending data.
SFP interface status LED
On
A link is present.
Off
No link is present.
XFP interface status LED description
LINK
LEDs
ACT
Description
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On
On
On
Flashing
Off
Off
A link is present, and the XFP interface is receiving or sending data.

A link is present, but no data is being received or sent.
No link is present.
Table 3-22 XFP interface status LED description
3.2.1.4 LPU LEDs

LEDs on an LSQM1GT24SC0
Figure 3-20 LEDs on an LSQM1GT24SC0

RJ-45 Ethernet interface status LED description
LED
LED status
Description
Flashing
The Ethernet interface is receiving or sending data.
RJ-45 Ethernet interface
On
A link is present.
status LED
Off
No link is present.
SFP interface status LED description
LED
LED status
Description
Flashing
The SFP interface is receiving or sending data.
SFP interface status LED
On
A link is present.
Off
No link is present.
PSR1400-A power module status LED description
LED
Status
Meaning
Analysis
Green
The power is input

correctly.
N/A
Red
A power input
problem occurs.
The input voltage is not in the rated voltage

range.
No power is input.

The power module is faulty.
A power cable connection problem occurs.
The external power supply is unavailable.
INPUT
Off
OUTPUT
Green
Red
The power is output

correctly.
A power output
problem occurs.
N/A
The power module generates an alarm due to
input under-voltage, output short-ircuit, output
over-current, output over-voltage, or over
temperature, and enters the protection state.
The power module is not switched on.
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Off
No power is output.

Green
The fans are

operating correctly.
N/A
Red
The fans are

operating abnormally.

A fan failure occurs.
The power module is not switched on.
The fans do not work.

FAN
Off
Table 3-25 PSR1400-A power module status LED description
3.2.2
Hardware of H3C S5500-EI
3.2.2.1 Front and rear panels
Figure 3-21 Front panel of the S5500-EI

(1) 10/100/1000 Base-T auto-sensing
(2) 10/100/1000 Base-T auto-sensing Ethernet port
Ethernet port
status LED
(3) Console port
(4) Seven-segment LED
(5) Port mode LED (Mode)
(6) System status LED (PWR)
(7) RPS status LED (RPS)
(8) Interface card 1 status LED (MOD1)
(9) Interface card 2 status LED (MOD2)
(10) Port status LED mode switching button
(11) 1000 Base-X SFP port
(12) 1000Base-X SFP port status LED
Table 3-26 Front panel of the S5500-EI Interface status LED description

(1) RPS power input (shipped with a protective cover)
(2) AC power input
(3) Grounding screw
(4) Interface card slot 1 (MOD1)
(5) Interface card slot 2 (MOD2)
Table 3-27 Rear panel of the S5500-EI Interface status LED description
3.2.2.2
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3.2.2.3 LEDs
System status LED description
LED
SYS/PWR
Status
Description
Steady green
The switch is operating correctly
Flashing green (1 Hz)
The switch is performing power-on self test (POST)
Steady red
POST has failed
Flashing yellow (1 Hz)
Some ports have failed to pass POST
Off
The switch is powered off
Table 3-28 System status LED description
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Port mode LED description

LED
Mode
Status
Steady green
Steady yellow
Description
Port status LEDs are showing port rates
Port status LEDs are showing duplex modes
Table 3-29 Port mode LED description
10/100/1000Base-T auto-sensing Ethernet port LEDs description

Port mode LED
Ethernet port status LED

Steady green
Steady green
(rate mode)
Description
The port is operating at 1000 Mbps. The port status
LED fast flashes when the port is sending or
receiving data
The port is operating at 10/100 Mbps. The port

status LED fast flashes when the port is sending
or receiving data
POST has failed on the port
Off
No link is present on the port
The port is operating in full duplex mode. The port
Steady green
status LED fast flashes when the port is sending or
receiving data
The port is operating in half duplex mode. The port
Steady yellow
(duplex mode)
Steady yellow
receiving data
Off
Table 3-30 10/100/1000Base-T auto-sensing Ethernet port LEDs description
Steady yellow
SFP port status LEDs description

Port mode LED
Steady green
(rate mode)
Steady yellow
(duplex mode)
3.2.3
Ethernet port status LED
Description
Steady green
The port is operating at 1000 Mbps.The port status

receiving data
The port is operating at 100 Mbps.The port status

Steady yellow
receiving data
Off
The port is operating in full duplex mode. The port
Steady green
receiving data
Off
Table 3-31 SFP port status LEDs description
H3C S3100v2-26TP-EI
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3.2.3.1 Front and rear panels
Figure 3-23 Front panel of the S3100v2-26TP-EI

(1) Speed LED for a 10/100Base-TX Ethernet port
(3) Speed LED for a combo interface
(2) 10/100Base-TX Ethernet port

(4) Console port
(5) Combo interface (10/100/1000Base-T Ethernet port on

the left, 100/1000Base-X SFP port on the right)
(6) Link/Act LED for a combo interface
(7) Link/Act LED for a 10/100Base-TX Ethernet port

(8) Power LED
Table 3-32 Front panel of the S3100v2-26TP-EI Interface status LED description

(1) Grounding screw
(2) AC-input power receptacle
Table 3-33 Rear panel of the S3100v2-26TP-EI Interface status LED description
3.2.3.2
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3.2.3.3 LEDs
The power LED shows the power supplying status on the switch
LED
Power
Status
Description
Steady green
The switch is powered on
Off
The switch is powered off or has a power supply problem
Table 3-34 The power LED shows the power supplying status on the switch
10/100Base-TX Ethernet port LEDs

LED
Link/Act
Speed
Status
Steady green
Flashing green
Off
Steady green
Off
Description
A link is present on the port
The port is transmitting or receiving data
The port is operating at 100 Mbps
The port is operating at 10 Mbps, or no link is present on the port
Table 3-35 10/100Base-TX Ethernet port LEDs
Combo interface LEDs

LED
Active port
Speed
10/100/1000Base-T Ethernet port
Status
Steady green
Description
The port is operating at 1000 Mbps
Off
The port is operating at 10/100

Mbps, or no link is present on the
port
Table 3-36 Combo interface LEDs
3.2.4
Media Converter
When the communication distance of more than 80 meters, The media converter is used in the
connection between the switches and the application devices.
The interface type is UTP to multi-mode SC (2km) fiber.
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Figure 3-25 The media converter
The table 3-35 defines the media converters LEDs

LED
PWR
FDX
LINK
ACT
State
ON
ON
OFF
ON
ON
Color
Green
Green
Green
Green
Description
Power is applied to the media converter.
The port is operating in full-duplex mode.
The port is operating in half-duplex mode.
A link has been established on the port.
Network traffic is being received on the port.
ON
Green
The Missing Link feature is activated on the media converter.
OFF
M/L ON
The Missing Link feature is disabled and the media converter is operating
in the link test mode.
Table 3-37 Media Converters LEDs
3.2.5
Media Converter Chassis
AT-MCR12 power distribution chassis for up to 12 independently-operating, unmanaged,

standalone media, or bridging media converters.
Figure 3-26 The media converter chassis

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Power Options
A preinstalled AT-PWR4 power supply powers the AT-MCR12, eliminating the need for multiple
power connections. AT-MCR12 also offers an optional hot swappable power supply to eliminate
downtime on the network. The unit saves space in the wiring closet and minimizes the number of
power connections required. Single-unit media converters can be removed from the AT-MCR12 and
deployed individually in order to accommodate network modifications.
By incorporating a backplane with 12 different power entry modules integrated with the printed
circuit board, power is equally distributed among all media converters whether using one or two power
supplies.
Rack-mount Design
Designed with a simple mounting system, each individual media converter is plugged into the
back plane and secured with the included mounting rail.
The rack-mount chassis includes two status LEDs on the front panel indicating power status. The
top LED is titled PWR A and the bottom PWR B. The AT-PWR4 power supply in the back panel has
one LED for power. When a redundant power supply is installed, a second LED is visible.
3.2.6
ODF Distribution Frame
ODF is assembled in the ITDN cabinets, which is used in the connection between the backbone
switches and the adjacent backbone switches or between the media converter and another end of
the media converter. The height of the ODF is 1U, and the interface type is ST.
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3.2.7
Optical Fibre
There are the below 4 type optical fibers connection from the switches to the optical distribution
frame or from media converter to the optical distribution frame:
fiber
Single Mode
Single Mode
Multi-Mode
type
connect to switch
connect to ODF
LC
ST
connect to media converter
connect to ODF
SC
ST
SC
ST
Table 3-38 Optical Fibre Technical Specifications
core diameter
9/125 um
50/125 um
50/125 um
Figure 3-12 and Figure 3-13 shows the Single mode optical fiber and the Multi-mode optical fiber.
Figure 3-29 Single mode optical fiber
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Figure 3-30 Multi-mode optical fiber
3.2.8
RJ45
The category 5 unscreened twisted pair (UTP) is used in the connection between the application
devices and the switches. The connector and wire as the main to distinguish the identity of the cable.
RJ-45 joints with unscreened layer on both ends of the joint.
Figure 3-31 RJ45 Unscreened Twisted Pair
3.3
Tools
3.3.1
Hardware Tools
The following items are included in the ITDN FLMD:

1.
2.
3.
3.3.2
Laptop with battery

H3C serial cable (one end H3C serial port, one end RJ45) for connection to the switch.
Serial cable to USB (one end serial port, one end USB) for connection to the laptop (If the
laptop have not the serial port).
Software Tools
The laptop contains the following softer components:

1. Windows XP, Windows 7 or Windows 8 operating system, with a choice of which operating
system to boot upon start up.
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2. Web browser application (Internet Explorer) which can be used to access the ITDN devices
with HTTP and the firewall.
3. Tftp software 3CDaemon.
4. Hyper Terminal software SecureCRT.
3.4
Configuration Backup and Recovery
3.4.1
H3C S7506E Software Functions
Open Hyper Terminal software SecureCRT on the laptop. Under rapid connection, set the
following communication parameters
Baud Rate: 9600
Data Bits: 8
Stop Bits: 1
Parity: None
Flow Control: None
3.4.1.1 Configuration Export

Operate the follow command in SecureCRT for export the software version.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Open TFTP software 3CDaemon, set the TFTP server to designate path.
Put the configuration software to designate catalogue of the designate path in TFTP.
Connect laptop to the console of the switches, and access to the configuration view by enter.
Configure the VLAN 100 and the IP address 1.1.1.1, subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 in
switches.
5. Configure IP address of the laptop: 1.1.1.2, subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
6. Connect laptop to the configure port of the switches by RJ45, and ping communication test.
7. Input the following command output the configuration from the switches to the laptop.
tftp 1.1.1.2 put startup-configuration.cfg switch-document-name.cfg
8. Check the configuration if match with the configuration of the switches.
3.4.1.2 Configuration Import

1. Repeat the above step 1 to step 6.
2. Input the following command input the configuration from the laptop to the switches.
restore startup-configuration from 1.1.1.2 switch-document-name.cfg
3. Reboot the switches.
4. After reboot the switches, check the configuration if match with the configuration of the
laptop.
3.4.2
H3C S5500-EI Software Function


laptop.
3.4.3
H3C S3100v2-26TP-EI Software Function

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laptop.
3.5
3.5.1
Start Up Instructions
H3C S7506E Start Up
3.5.1.1 Before powering on the switch, confirm the following

Before powering on the switch, confirm the following:
The switch has been steadily mounted.
All the cards have been correctly installed.
All the communication cables, fibers, power cables, and grounding cables have been correctly
connected.
The voltage of power supply can meet the requirements of the switch.
The console cable has been correctly connected. The configuration terminal has been started, and
the terminal parameters have been configured.
3.5.1.2 To power on the switch

Turn on the power supply of the switch to power on the switch.
3.5.1.3 see on the terminal

The following is a sample output you can see on the terminal:
Starting......
RAMLine.....OK
Systemisbooting................
************************************************************************
**
*BOOTROM,Version3.03*
**
************************************************************************
CreationDate:Apr192011
CPUType:BCM1125H
CPUL1Cache:32KB
CPUClockSpeed:600MHz
MemoryType:DDRSDRAM
MemorySize:512MB
MemorySpeed:133MHz
BootRomSize:512KB
FlashSize:64MB
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CPLDVersion:006
PCBVersion:Ver.B
MacAddress:80F62ED22867
PressCtrl+BtoenterBootMenu...0
Startingtogetthemainapplicationfileflash:/s7500ecmw520r6708p03.app!..
...............................................................................
...............................................................................
...............................................................................
...............
Themainapplicationfileisselfdecompressing................................
...............................................................................
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...............................................................................
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................................................................done!OK
Systemisstarting...
WaitingforStackBoardtoinsert,thisprocessmayoccupytimeupto180seconds.
........................................................................................
......................
STMInitStart.
Userinterfaceaux1/0isavailable.
PressENTERtogetstarted. Press Enter at the prompt. When the prompt < H3C > appears, you
can configure the switch.
3.5.2
H3C S5500-EI Start Up

connected.

3.5.2.3 see on the terminal

Starting......
***********************************************************
**
*H3CS550028CEIBOOTROM,Version715*
**
***********************************************************
Copyright(c)20042012HangzhouH3CTech.Co.,Ltd.
Creationdate:Dec272012,20:19:11
BUSClockSpeed:133MHz
MemorySize:256MB
MacAddress:0cda41a1c7c3
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PressCtrlBtoenterBootMenu...0
Autobooting...
Decompress
Image...................................................................................
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..........................................................................OK!
Startupconfigurationfiledoesnotexist.
Itwilltakealongtimetogetconfigurationfile,pleasewait...
PressCTRL_Ctobreak
Retrievingconfigurationfilefailed!
Userinterfaceaux0isavailable.
PressENTERtogetstarted.
Press Enter at the prompt. When the prompt < H3C > appears, you can configure the switch.
3.5.3
H3C S3100v2-26TP-EI Start Up

connected.


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3.5.3.3 See on the terminal

Starting......
PressCtrl+DtoaccessBASICBOOTMENU
PressCtrl+Ttostartmemorytest
************************************************************************
**
*H3CS3100V226TPEIBOOTROM,Version118*
**
************************************************************************
Copyright(c)20042012HangzhouH3CTechnologiesCo.,Ltd.
CreationDate:Dec272012,11:50:32
MemorySize:128MB
FlashSize:16MB
CPLDVersion:NULL
PCBVersion:Ver.A
MacAddress:0CDA41DAED45
PressCtrlBtoenterExtendedBootmenu...0
Startingtogetthemainapplicationfileflash:/s3100v2_ecmw520r5203p03.
bin!...........................................................................
..................
Themainapplicationfileisselfdecompressing................................
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...............................................................................
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...................Done!
Systemisstarting...
Userinterfaceaux0isavailable.
PressENTERtogetstarted.
Press Enter at the prompt. When the prompt < H3C > appears, you can configure the switch.
3.6
Operating Instructions
3.6.1
Configuration Command
To verify the software version and network configuration, perform display commands in any view.
Task
Display the name, model, and running operating
system version of the switch
Display the current configuration of the switch
Display the interface status and configuration
Display the IP configuration information of the
specified or all Layer 3 interfaces
Display information about active routes in the routing
table
Display VLAN information
Assign a VLAN to the network switch
Access to the interface VLAN
Assign an IP address to the network switch
Access to the port of the network switch
Assign a VLAN of the port to the network switch
Command
# display version
# display current-configuration
# display interface brief
# display ip interface brief
# display ip routing-table
# display vlan
# VLAN 471
# interface Vlan-interface 471
# ip address 10.46.68.1 255.255.252.0
# interface GigabitEthernet 1/0/5
# port access vlan 471
# radius scheme system
802.1x authentication configuration
key authentication hA6Mah8v
key accounting hA6Mah8v
# interface GigabitEthernet1/0/2
MAC-address control configuration
mac-address static 00e0-fc01-0000 vlan 460
# local-user h3c
local-stored users password configuration
password cipher h3c
Table 3-39 Configuration Command
Please refer to the ITDN configuration in Appendix 5.
3.6.2
Configuration Step
1. Connect the configuration cable to the portable maintenance terminal and console port in the
network switch
2. Then, run the HyperTerminal (MS Windows 7) by selecting:
i)
Click the computer by right keyboard, select the management
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ii)
Check the Device Manager COM (For example, USB Serial Port (COM4))

iii)
Switch on the "SecureCRT, select the fast connect
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iv)
Select the protocol Serial

v)
Setup the COM properties as below (Baud Rate: 9600, Data Bits: 8, Stop Bits:1, Parity:
None)
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3. Switch on the switch/router and click OK.
4. Then you will get into the CLI (Command Line Interface)
5. Check the status and configuration (Command Line Interface)
i)
Switch to the System view by the command below
> system-view
ii)
Input the command below to check the current configuration of the switch/router
# display current-configuration
iii) Show the excepted output
6. The other additional information can be obtained by the command in section 3.6.1
3.7
Shutdown Instructions
Please directly closed the power of the switches.
3.8
3.8.1
Heading-checking
Network Connectivity Testing
Test Procedure
Step Input/Action
1
Select two Ethernet ports of the two switches, respectively

connect two laptops to the two ports of the two switches, and
auto-obtain IP address.
Ping IP address each other between the two laptops and record
the test results.
select the other ports and repeat the test step 1 to step 2 on the
same switch.
Repeat the test step1 to step3 of the other switches.
Expected Output
the two laptops are
conneted to Ethernet
port of the two switchs,
and
auto-obtain
IP
address.
Ping communication test
is normal.
is normal.
is normal.

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3.8.2
Verify proper route of the layer 3 network switches
1. Connect a laptop to anyone port of the network switch, ping IP address of anyone switch or
anyone computer.
2. Test the network connectivity with tracert command which will show the path that packets travel
from source to destination.
Figure 3-37 Tracert Test

3. If the network is disconnected, the packet cannot be sent or responded from the destination host,
message Request timed out will show on the screen.
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Figure 3-38 Tracert
3.8.3
Checking OSPF health state
Task
Checking OSPF health state
Command
# display ospf 100 peer
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4 Daily maintenance and the instruction

4.1
Operator and User Requirements
OA ITDN of daily operation and maintenance personnel must fully understand the basic
knowledge of network, network management system for ITDN network and the network structure and
the basic operation principle of the selection of equipment and skilled operation.
4.2
4.2.1
Preventative Maintenance
Special tools / Material
Maintenance tools
Quantity
Remark
antistatic gloves
1
antistatic wrist strap
1
cross screwdriver
1
6mm x 150mm
laptop
1
UTP
SM FIBER
optical power meter
1
measuring range 30km
multimeter
1
measuring range AC 220V
optical time domain reflectometer
1
Confirm the light channel breakpoints
alcohol cotton
More than 95% alcohol analysis
insulated rubber tape
winding pipe
ribbon
150*3.6mm
bolt cutter
1
Gerny
1
RJ45
RJ45
Table 4-42 shows the special material tools
4.2.2
Device Appearance Inspection
Inspect the appearance of the switches is normal in the ITDN cubicle of each room, whether all
parts of the switches present breakage or screw fastening. Whether the ventilation of the ITDN
network cubicle of the switches is normal, or whether the door and lock of the cubicle present
breakage. Whether all kinds of tag is complete, clear and correct.
4.2.3
Device Working State Inspection
Whether the LEDs flash of the interface is normal in the switches, whether the warning is
occurred.
Suggest that once check and record the status every half a year. When ITDN network or the
channel construction is finished, it should be immediately inspected, and confirm the work state of the
switches is normal.
4.2.4
Preventive maintenance plan
Number
Project
Content
Frequency
Device
Appearance
Inspection
Inspect the appearance of the switches

is normal in the ITDN cubicle of each
room, whether all parts of the switches
present breakage, rusting or screw
fastening. Whether the ventilation of the
ITDN network cubicle of the switches is
normal, or whether the door and lock of
the cubicle present breakage. Whether
3 Monthly
Remark
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all kinds of tag is complete, clear and

correct
Cable Inspection
Inspect the device

state
Device
removal
dust
Inspection whether the cable (UTP,

optical fiber) of the device is damaged,
excessively tied and extruded etc.
whether the tag of the cable complete,
clear and correct. Whether the joint of
the cable present breakpoint.
3 Monthly
Whether the LEDs flash of the interface

is normal in the switches, whether the
warning is occurred
6 Monthly
Inspection onsite
within
station
Timely
To
be
supervised by
the
network
management
software
Use blower or banister brush for the

device surface and the joint of the cable
dust removal. After the operation, need
to confirm with network device status.
Yearly
Timely on-site,
remotely
cooperate with
network
management
Yearly
Inspect each port status and the work

status of the entire switch.
Inspect the quality

of the channel
Use optical power meter measure the

received optical port, and the received
optical power to more than -17dBm.
After the measurement, need to confirm
with network device status.
Backup
log
Backup network log and alarm record

on a regular basis.
Monthly
Network
performance
testing
Test network performance (time delay,

packet loss) on a regular basis, ensure
the overall network state of health.
Yearly
Spare part state

examination
The spare part of the ITDN should be

regularly inspect its availability.
Yearly
network
Table 4-43 Preventive maintenance plan
4.2.5
Optical power receive sensitivity
Receive sensitivity is used in test the backbone fiber channel, and the channel coefficients must
be within the range of the standard parameter. If the channel coefficients is less than the standard
parameters, it may cause communication packet loss or cannot communication.
Table shows the parameter of the receive sensitivity.
Model
SFP-GE-SXMM850-A
SFP-GE-LXSM1310-A
SFP-GELH40-SM1310
XFP-SXMM850
Central
Wavelength
(nm)
Fiber
Mode
Fiber
Diameter
(m)
Transmission
Distance
850
MMF
50/125
550m
1310
SMF
9/125
10km
1310
SMF
9/125
40km
850
MMF
50/125
300m
Interface
Index (dBm)
Output Input
-9.5
-17
0
0
-9.5-20
-3
3
-22
-5+5 -3
-7.3- -9.9
-1
1.08
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Table 4-44 Optical power receive sensitivity
4.3
IMC Network Management System Maintenance
4.3.1
Server Appearance Inspection
Inspect the appearance of the network management server is normal, whether all parts of the
network management server present breakage or the screw fastening. Whether the ventilation of the
cubicle of the network management server is normal, or whether the door and lock of the cubicle
present breakage. Whether all kinds of tag is complete, clear and correct.
4.3.2
Server Working State Inspection
Whether the LEDs flash of the interface is normal in the switches.
4.3.3
Review and Confirm IMC Software Information
Review whether the alarm information (port alarm power alarm ring alarm) is occurred in
alarm list, and analysis and confirm the alarm information.
Review whether the switches and link change to red or orange in the network management
topology.
Must be supervise and review the state of each network devices and channels in the network
management topology figure every day. Review the alarm information of the alarm list, and estimate
whether present the interrupt of the channel or the fault of the switches.
4.4
4.4.1
Device Fault Diagnosis and Processing

Switches
The topology is displayed in window of the main interface in IMC network management system,
user can review the related information of the ITDN, including the model of the switches nameIP
address and connection link each station. When the fault of the switches is occurred, the alarm
information will be displayed in the network management server. All kinds of alarm information can
locate the fault and provide the guidance for subsequent troubleshooting. Common faults and
processing methods are as follows:
4.4.1.1 Interruption of Business port in switches

Fault phenomenon: The interface of the switches is prompted change from up to down in
the network management server, and the interface of the connected application device submit to the
interrupt of the communication. When the fault is occurred, then the switch change to orange in
topology. At the same time, an alarm information is reported in alarm list, figure 4-1 show the topology.
Figure 4-39 Interrupt of the Ethernet port of the switch
Problem analysis (solution): Review whether loose between the port of the switch and
application device by afresh disconnect and connect the UTP, review whether the UTP is fault
(replace the UTP). Review whether the application device is outage (maintenance the application).
4.4.1.2 Switch network port fault

Fault phenomenon: The topology display the connection link change from green to
bluethe switch change from green to orange, and the alarm information is prompted communication
failure in the network management server, figure 4-2 show the topology.
Figure 4-40 Communication interrupt between the switches
Problem analysis (solution): Review whether the optical pigtail is loose between the
switch and patch panel by afresh disconnect and connect the optical pigtail; review whether there is
the dust in the interface of the optical pigtail (wipe the interface of the optical fibre with alcohol cotton),
the optical pigtail is damaged (replace the optical pigtail or reconnect with the backup optical pigtail),
the quality problem of the optical channel between two switches by OTDR testersingle mode optical
source and optical dynamometer to measure, if the received light power under -17dBm standard of
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ITDN, then it can confirm whether the quality problem of the optical channel (inform communication
person maintain optical channel).
4.4.1.3 Communication abnormal of the whole network

Fault phenomenon: When the fault is occurred, all switches change from green to red in
topology, all switches submit to communication abnormal in alarm list, figure 4-3 show the topology.
Figure 4-41 Abnormal network communication
Problem analysis (solution): Judge the communication by 4 schemes: 1. confirm whether the
communication state of the link is normal between the network management server and the switches,
review whether the operating state of the network management server, the connected ITHQ switch,
and the UTP between the network management server and switch is normal; 2. Confirm whether the
link is normal between WKT and AUS or AUS and IT headquarters networks, need to review whether
the operation of each switches and each communication link is normal; 3. Confirm whether the core
switch of WKT is fault; 4. If only the whole network of SSS is fault, confirm the communication link is
normal between WKT and SSS switches, and confirm the core switch of SSS is fault.
4.4.1.4 Power supply of the switch alarm

Fault phenomenon: One switch change from green to red in topology, the fault of the power
supply submit to the alarm list, figure 4-4 show the topology
Figure 4-42 power supply alarm
Problem analysis (solution): When the phenomenon is occurred, it can judge power
module of the switch is disconnect or the power module is fault, need to immediately review the power
supply and the hardware of the switch, if the power supply is normal and air-switch state is normal, it
can judge the hardware of the switch is fault, and please the contact manufacturer to repair.
4.4.2
Media Converter and Chassis Maintenance
4.4.2.1 Device Appearance Inspection

Inspect the appearance of the media converter and chassis is normal, whether all parts of the
media converter present breakage or the screw fastening. Whether the ventilation of the cubicle of the
network is normal, or whether the door and lock of the cubicle present breakage. Whether all kinds of
tag is complete, clear and correct.
4.4.2.2 Media Converter Working State Inspection

Whether the LEDs green flash of the PWR, FDX and LINK is normal in media converter.
4.4.2.3 Media Converter Chassis Working State Inspection

Whether the LEDs flash of the power (2) and power is normal in the front panel and back panel of
the media converter chassis.
4.4.2.4 Media Converter and Chassis Fault Processing

Fault phenomenon: The interface of the switches is prompted change from up to down in
the network management server, and the connected application device operation normal. When the
fault is occurred, then the switch change from green to orange in topology. At the same time, an alarm
information is reported in alarm list, figure 4-5 show the topology.
Problem analysis (solution): When the phenomenon is occurred, it can judge power of
the media converter is disconnect or the power module of the media converter chassis is fault, need
to immediately review the power supply and the hardware of the media converter or media converter
chassis, if the power supply is normal and air-switch state is normal, it can judge the hardware of the
media converter or media converter chassis is fault, and please the contact manufacturer to repair.
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HollySys Contact Person: Zheng Weiguang

Contact Telephone: 97193293
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Appendices 1 - ITDN LAN Port Assignment

Refer to IT Data Network (Appendix-1)
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Appendices 2 - ITDN IP address Assignment

Refer to IT Data Network (Appendix-2).
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Appendices 3 - ITDN network structure

Refer to IT Data Network (Appendix-3).
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Appendices 4 - ITDN Design Specification

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Appendices 5 - ITDN network configuration

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Appendices 6 - ITDN Data network-Chinese

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Appendices 7 Rack Layout Diagrams

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