ZyXEL Communications GLC1320G-55 Manual

GLC1320G-55
Support Notes
Edition 1

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General Application................................................................................................................... 4
Firmware Upgrade..................................................................................................................... 4
Using the Web Configurator.............................................................................................. 4
Using FTP: .......................................................................................................................... 4
Setting up different SFP port..................................................................................................... 6
Configuring and applying the profiles to subscriber ports................................................ 6
PPPoE Service ............................................................................................................................ 9
Hardware/Firmware for deployment................................................................................ 9
Scenario ............................................................................................................................. 9
IP domain topology ............................................................................................................. 10
SMG-700 configuration on IES-5106 ............................................................................... 11
1. Interface Configuration ........................................................................................... 11
2. PPPoE Setting Configuration ................................................................................... 11
3. ISP Info Setting Configuration ................................................................................. 12
4. Win RADIUS ............................................................................................................. 13
COE configurations .......................................................................................................... 15
VLAN configuration.......................................................................................................... 15
FMG3024-D10A configurations....................................................................................... 16
1. WAN configuration.................................................................................................. 16
2. Verification .............................................................................................................. 17
IGMP Snooping IGMP Filtering Application............................................................................. 18
IES-5106 setting............................................................................................................... 19
1. Activating IGMP Snooping....................................................................................... 19
2. Setting up IGMP filter.............................................................................................. 19
Limiting Internet access to users on specific SFP port ......................................................... 21
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Triple Play ................................................................................................................................ 23
Queue Rate Service ................................................................................................................. 35

Chapter 1 Chapter 1 Tytle
Firmware Upgrade
Using the Web Configurator
a. Download (and unzip) firmware for the correct model to your computer.
b. Click Maintenance > Firmware Upgrade in the navigator panel to display the
following screen.
*Note: we use IES-5106 (MSC1224GB+GLC1320G-55) as an example in the
following description.
c. Select the ID of the line card you want to upgrade.
d. In the File Path field, click Browse to locate the firmware file.
e. Click Upgrade to start the firmware upgrade process.
Using FTP:
a. Download (and unzip) firmware for the correct model to your computer.
b. Launch the FTP client on your computer to log into IES-5106. (In the command
prompt, type “ftp <inband or outband IP>”).
c. Press [ENTER] when prompted for a user name.
d. Enter the administrator login password to access the switch and display FTP
prompt.
e. Enter “bin” to set the transfer mode to binary.
f. Use “put” to transfer the firmware from the computer to the switch, for example:
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“put firmware.bin fw-GLC1320G-55” transfers the firmware on your computer
(firmware.bin) to the GLC1320G-55.
g. Enter “bye” to log out from the IES-5106.

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An ISP may want to configure a different line speed for each SFP port. This can be
easily and efficiently done in the ZyXEL IES-5106 using profiles. You can configure line
profiles with different parameter settings based on the user requirements and apply
the profile to one or more subscriber ports.
For this example, you want to provide low line speed to subscribers on ports 1 to 12
and high line speed to business subscribers on ports 13 to 24.
*Note: we use IES-5106 (MSC1224GB+GLC1320G-55) as an example in the following
description.
Configuring and applying the profiles to subscriber ports
For this example, we will use configure the profile on an IES-5106 that connects to
Wireless N Gigabit Active Fiber integrated access device CPEs
*Note: We use ZyXEL FMG3024-D10A in this case
1. IES-5106
1.1 Profile setup
a. Click Profile > Rate limit in the navigation panel to display the
following screen.
b. Enter a name.
c. Set the Ingress Rate.
d. Set the Egress Rate.
e. Click the Apply button.
Setting up custom SFP ports
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1.2 Configuration example using the CLI:
a. High Speed profile setup :
MSC1224GB# profile ratelimit set high 512000 512000
b. Low Speed profile setup :
MSC1224GB# profile ratelimit set low 64 64
c. Save Current configuration
MSC1224GB# config save
1.3 Profile assignment
a. Click Port > Enet in the navigation panel to display the following screen.
b. Select and assign Profile_HighSpeed to port 1. After setting port 1, copy the
settings of port 1 to ports 2 to 12.
c. Assign Profile_LowSpeed to port 13. Then, similarly, copy the settings of port
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d. CLI commands:
MSG1224GB# port enet ratelimit 1-1~12 High
MSG1224GB#port enet ratelimit 1-1~12 Low
MSC1224GB# port enable 1-1~24
MSC1224GB# config save
2. FMG3024-D10A
2.1 General setup
a. Click Network setting > Broadband in the navigation panel to display
the following screen.
b. Select Mode : Routing
c. Select WAN Service Type : IP over Ethernet
d. IPv6/IPv4 mode : IPv4 only
e. Click the Apply button.

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The goal of this case study is to demonstrate a proof of concept on a PPPoE service
applied on ZyXEL own Active fiber and BRAS devices. The scenario focuses on three
devices: IES-5106 (MSC1224GB, GLC1320G-55), FMG3024-D10A and SMG-700. The
client shall be able to enjoy INTERNET access by simply plugging the Ethernet cable
to the CPE, i.e. FMG3024-D10A.
*Note: we use IES-5106 (MSC1224GB+GLC1320G-55) as an example in the following
description.
*Note: We use ZyXEL FMG3024-D10A in this case.
Hardware/Firmware for deployment
Hardware
Firmware
BRAS Server
SMG-700
1.00(TF.4)c0
COE (IES-5106)
MSC1224GB
V4.03(UHC.1)
GLC1320G-55
V4.02(UHP.1)
CPE
FMG3024-D10A
V1.00(AACI.0)b12
Note: The RADIUS server used for this demo is “WinRadius v4.00”
Scenario
The WAN interface FMG3024-D10A shall be configured in PPPoE mode with the
correct username and password, which the egress traffic will automatically be
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tagged with VLAN=100. IES-5106 untags the incoming PPPoE traffic from the CPE,
and relays it to the BRAS, SMG-700. The SMG-700 shall be able to establish the
PPPoE connection by authenticating the username/password with the help of the
WinRADIUS server, and relay the traffic to the NAT router, to allow the client to be
able to access INTERNET.
IP domain topology
FMG3024-D10A
INTERNET
NAT Router
NB Fiber
Copper
AV cable
Cat 5e/6
Win Radius Server
IES5106
IP: 172.168.23.101/24
IP: assigned by
FMG3024-D10A
LAN interface
IP:192.168.1.1/24
DHCP server
WAN interface
IP: assigned by SMG-700
Uplink interface
IP:172.168.23.10/24
Downlink interface
IP:172.168.23.1/24
DHCP server
SMG-700
The IP topology is described in detail in the above diagram, keeping in mind that the
NAT router in this demo has the ability to route the 172.168.23.0 domain to the
INTERNET using its NAT feature. Notice that the WinRADIUS is a (free) software that
can be installed on Windows OS, in this case, Windows XP.

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SMG-700 configuration on IES-5106
1. Interface Configuration
a. Go to Network Setting > Interface Configuration.
b. Select “up1” as the uplink Interface.
c. Input the IP Address for the uplink interface, e.g. ”172.168.23.10”.
d. Input the IP Subnet Mask for the uplink interface, e.g. “255.255.255.0”.
e. Click Apply.
f. Select “down1” for the downlink Interface.
g. Input the IP Address for the downlink interface, e.g. “172.168.23.10”.
h. Input the IP Subnet Mask for the downlink interface, e.g. “255.255.255.0”.
i. Click Apply.
2. PPPoE Setting Configuration
a. Go to Service Setting > PPPoE Setting.
b. Type the AC name (access concentrator) of the PPPoE service, e.g. “test.com”.
c. Select Increment IP address and start from and input the IP, e.g. “192.168.3.100”
d. Input the Maximum Concurrent Sessions, e.g. “3000”.
e. Check the Allow Duplicate MAC Address box.
f. Click Apply.

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3. ISP Info Setting Configuration
a. Go to Service Setting > ISP Info Setting.
b. Input the ISP Domain Name, e.g. “test.com”.
c. Select the Authentication Method, e.g. “PAP”.
d. Select the Authentication Server, e.g. “Radius”.
e. Click Add.
f. Click the test.com ISP Domain Name just created to edit it.
g. Select “Yes” for the Strip Domain Name.
h. Input the Primary DNS Server, e.g. “168.95.1.1” .
i. Input the Secondary DNS Server, e.g. “10.59.1.1”.
j. Input the IP address of the Primary Radius Server, e.g. “172.168.23.101”.
k. Input the Authentication port of the Primary Radius Server, e.g. “1812”.
l. Input the Accounting Port of the Primary Radius Server, e.g. “1813”.
m. Input the Secret of the Primary Radius Server, e.g. “key123”.
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4. Win RADIUS
a. Make sure that WinRADIUS v4.00 is properly installed on a PC (OS: WinXP) with
the IP of the NIC configured as IP: 172.168.23.101/24.
b. Check if the NAS Secret and the Authorization and Accounting ports match the
settings in the SMG-700.
c. Create a PPPoE account, e.g. username/password = SFP/1234.

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d. Check if the account is successfully created.

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COE configurations
VLAN configuration
a. Go to VLAN > VLAN.
b. Check the Enable box.
c. Input the Name, e.g. “100”.
d. Input the VID, e.g. “100”.
e. Set enet1 to be “fixed” and check the Tx Tagging box.
f. Click Apply.
g. Go to Port > Enet.
h. Select Slot and Port.
i. Click the Vlan button.
j. Set “100” in the PVID box of port 1.
k. Set “100” in the VID box and uncheck the Tag box.
l. Click Apply.

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FMG3024-D10A configurations
1. WAN configuration
a. Go to Network Setting > Broadband
b. Input the Name, e.g. “INTERNET”
c. Select the “Routing” Mode.
d. Set the WANService Type to “PPP over Ethernet(PPPoE)”
e. Type the User Name, e.g. “[email protected]”.
f. Type the Password, e.g. “1234”.
g. Set the Authentication Method to “Auto”.
h. Check the NAT Enable box.
i. Check the IGMP Proxy Enable box.
j. Check the Apply as Default Gateway box.
k. Select Obtain DNS info Automatically.
l. Click Apply.

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2. Verification
FMG3024-D10A
Check the status on the homepage:
The PPPoE connection was successful!

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Without IGMP snooping, multicast traffic is treated in the same manner as broadcast
traffic, that is, it is forwarded to all ports. With IGMP snooping, multicast traffic of a
group is only forwarded to ports that are members of that group. IGMP snooping
generates no additional network traffic, allowing you to significantly reduce
multicast traffic passing through the IP-DSLAM. IGMP filtering allows a port to join
specific IGMP groups. This feature is useful for video service providers as they only
need to allow certain, but not all, channels (or multicast groups) on specific ports.
Setting up IGMP snooping/IGMP filtering
In this section, we will show you how to configure IGMP snooping and filtering on
the IES-5106(MSC1224GB + GLC1320G-55). For details on configuring a video server
and the corresponding subscriber device, refer to the documentation that comes
with the devices.
*Note: we use IES-5106 (MSC1224GB+GLC1320G-55) as an example in the following
description.
*Note: We use ZyXEL FMG3024-D10A in this case
For this application example, the video server provides three channels:
- movie 1 in the 240.10.10.8 multicast group
- movie 2 in the 240.10.10.9 multicast group
- movie 3 in the 240.10.10.10 multicast group
If IGMP snooping is not enabled or if IGMP filtering is not enabled on the ports, all
IGMP Snooping IGMP
Filtering Application
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FMG3024-D10A
INTERNET
IGMP Router
NB Fiber
Copper
AV cable
Cat 5e/6
Vedio server
IES-5106
(GLC1320G-55)
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subscribers will be able to watch movies from each channel. We want to limit a
subscriber to
view movies from movie channels 1 and 2 only.
IES-5106 setting
1. Activating IGMP Snooping
a. In the navigation panel, click Multicast > IGMP.
b. Set the IGMP Mode to “Enable IGMP Proxy”.
c. Set the IGMP Version to “IGMPv2”.
d. Set the IGMP Fast Leave to “Enable”.
e. Enter “0” in the IGMP Fast Leave Timer.
f. Click the Apply button.
2. Setting up IGMP filter
Next, enable IGMP filtering and configure IGMP filtering profiles for a subscriber to
limit the movie channels the subscriber can watch.
For this example, we want to allow the subscriber to join the movie 1 and movie 2
groups. This means that traffic from the 240.10.10.8 and 240.10.10.9 multicast
groups is sent to the port to which the subscriber is connected.
On the IES-5106, create an IGMP filter profile and apply the profile to port 1. Then
apply the profile to the GLC1320G-55 port (2-1). Save the settings to make it take
effect.
a. In the navigation panel, click Profile > IGMP Filter.
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c. Fill the Start IP and the End IP.
d. Click the Apply button.