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FA4800 User Manual Release 1.9.40 12-1

Chapter 12

Monitored Hot Standby

Installation Procedure

What is a Ceragon Monitored Hot Standby

The Ceragon Monitored Hot Standby (MHS a.k.a 1+1) is a duplicated link set up as a primary

link and a secondary link in hot standby mode as shown in Figure 12-1 below.

Figure 12-1: Ceragon Monitored Hot Standby

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Default Chapter2
- Notice2
- User Manual2
- Ceragon Worldwide Offices3
- Regulatory Compliance4
- Part 1: Basic Installation22
Chapter 1 Introduction23
- Welcome to FA480023
- About Release 1.9.4023
- Key Applications23
- Idu-R Rear32
Chapter 2 Site Preparation42
- Planning the Link Site42
Chapter 3 Hardware Installation47
- Safety Practices47
- Table56
Chapter 4 Getting Started with the Fibeair2000 Manager62
- Installing the Fibeair2000 Manager Application62
- Idu-E70
  - Default FA4800 Settings72
  - Table 4-4 Defaults72
Chapter 5 Installing the Link73
- Overview73
- Hss Settings74
- Tdm S74
Chapter 6 The Fibeair2000 Manager: Main Window92
- One Manager for All Ceragon Radio Products92
- The Main Window of the Fibeair2000 Manager92
- The Fibeair2000 Manager Toolbar93
- Figure 6-1 Main Window93
- Main Menu Functionality94
- Figure 7-2 Configuration94
- Table94
Chapter 7 Configuring the Link100
- Overview100
- Table 7-1 Link Configuration101
- Configuration102
- Step 1, Start the Wizard102
- Step 2, System Parameters102
- Figure 7-1 Linkc102
- Step 3, Channel Settings103
- Figure 7-3 Channels104
- Figure 7-5 Channels105
- Figure 7-7 Choosing an106
- Step 4, Hub Site Synchronization Settings107
- Step 5, Services107
- Step 6, TDM Clock Configuration108
- Figure 7-9 Services and108
- Step 7, Configuration Summary and Exit109
- Figure 7-12 M110
Chapter 8 Site Configuration111
- Configuring the Site111
Chapter 9 Monitoring and Diagnostics138
- Retrieving Link Information (Get Diagnostics)138
- Link Compatibility139
- Figure 9-1 Get Diagnostics139
- Table 9-1 Get Diagnostics139
- TDM Loopbacks140
- Part 2: Site Synchronization159
Chapter 10 Hub Site Synchronization160
- What Is Hub Site Synchronization160
- Figure 10-1 I160
- Figure 10-2 C161
- Figure 10-3 C161
- Hardware Installation162
- Odu/Hss Unit166
- Asymmetric Allocation169
  - RFP: FA4800 Considerations170
  - Hss Master170
Chapter 11 Reserved175
- Part 3: Advanced Installation176
Chapter 12 Monitored Hot Standby Installation Procedure177
- What Is a Ceragon Monitored Hot Standby177
- Figure 12-1 Ceragonm177
- What Ceragon MHS Provides178
Chapter 13 The Ceragon Ethernet Ring191
- Scope191
- What Is an Ethernet Ring191
  - Some Terminology191
- Rpl191
Chapter 14 VLAN Functionality with FA4800201
- VLAN Tagging - Overview201
Chapter 15 Software Upgrade210
- What Is the Software Upgrade Utility210
- Upgrading an Installed Link210
- Figure 15-1 Softwareu211
- Figure 15-2 Add Site Options211
- Figure 15-3 a211
- Figure 15-4 S212
- Figure 15-5 Softwareu212
- Figure 15-6 S213
- Figure 15-7 S213
Chapter 16 FCC/IC DFS Installation Procedure215
- FCC/IC 5.4/5.3 Ghz Links: Background215
- FCC/IC 5.4/5.3 Ghz Link Activation215
- Figure 16-1 Activating an Figure 16-2 Airi216
- Figure 16-3 the Local217
- FCC/IC 5.4/5.3 Ghz Link Configuration218
- Figure 16-4 B218
- Figure 16-5 Channels219
- Part 4: Field Installation Topics221
  - ODU Mounting Kit Contents222
  - Table 17-1 Bill Ofm222
Chapter 17 Pole and Wall Installation ODU Mounting Kit Contents222
- Mounting an ODU on a Pole223
- Figure 17-4 M223
- Mounting an ODU on a Wall224
- Figure 17-5 Mounting on a224
- Mounting an External Antenna225
- Mounting a Connectorized ODU Horizontally225
- Figure 17-6 Mounted225
- Figure 17-7 I225
Chapter 18 Lightning Protection and Grounding Guidelines226
- Grounding for Antenna Cable226
- Grounding for Indoor/Outdoor Units227
Chapter 19 Preloading an ODU with an IP Address234
- Why this Is Needed234
- Required Equipment234
- The Procedure235
- Figure 19-1 Log Onw235
- Figure 19-2 Opening Fibe236
- Figure 19-3 Configuration236
- Figure 19-4 Management237
- Figure 19-6 Confirmation of237
- Figure 19-7 Mainw238
- Figure238
- Tip: How to Recover a Forgotten ODU IP Address239
- Figure 19-8 Existing Ip239
Chapter 20 Changing the Factory Default Band240
- Why this Is Needed240
- Required Equipment240
- The Procedure240
- Figure 20-3 Changeb242
- Figure242
- Figure 20-4 a243
- Figure 20-5 Changeb243
- Changing Band for DFS244
- Special Products or Features: Entering a License Key244
- Figure 20-6 Mainw244
- Figure 20-7 Using Theo245
Chapter 21 Link Budget Calculator246
- Overview246
Chapter 22 Quick Install Mode259
- Why this Is Needed259
- Enabling Quick Install259
- Using Quick Install260
- Figure 22-1 Preferences260
- Figure 22-5 R261
- Part 5: Product Dependent Features263
- Fa4800 F263
Chapter 23 Reserved264
Chapter 24 Cascaded Links265
- About the Ceragon Cascaded Links265
- Installing Cascaded Links265
- Figure 24-1 Cascadedl265
- Figure 24-2 Configuring an Figure 25-1 Inactive Link State266
Chapter 25 BRS Installation Procedure267
- BRS Link Activation267
- BRS Link Configuration269
Chapter 26 Video Surveillance270
- About the Ceragon Video Surveillance Product270
- Installation270
- Figure 26-3 Fibe Air 2000 M271
- Part 6: Product Reference272
Appendix A Technical Specifications273
- Scope of These Specifications273
- Poe Device - Indoor, AC277
- Poe Device - Outdoor, DC277
- Antenna Characteristics278
- Table A-1 Antennas278
  - ODU-IDU Cable280
  - ODU/HSS Unit Connection Pinout280
- Table B-3 Fast Ethernet281
- Table B-4 Fast Ethernet281
- Table B-5 Trunk Ports282
- Table B-6 Hot Standby282
  - DC Power Terminals284
    - DC Poe284
    - Idu-C & E284
- Table B-8 Terminal Block284
- Table B-9 Terminal Block284
Appendix C Small Form-Factor Pluggable Transceiver285
- IDU-C SFP Support285
Appendix D MIB Reference286
- Introduction286
  - About the MIB286
  - Terminology286
- Interface API286
  - Control Method286
  - Community String287
- Private MIB Structure287
- MIB Parameters288
- MIB Traps307
  - General307
  - Trap Parameters308
- Fibeair2000 Manager Traps312
- Table312
Appendix E External Alarms Specification313
- External Alarms Specification313
  - IDU-C and New Style IDU-E Alarms313
- Idu-Cand313
  - IDU-E-AL Alarms314
- Alarms Description314
  - Poe-8 Alarms315
- Table E-5 P O E-8 - Output315
- Table F-1 Safetyd316
- Table F-2 Safetyd316
Appendix F RF Exposure318
Appendix G Regional Notice: French Canadian318
- Procédures de Sécurité318
- Installation Sur Pylône et Mur319
Appendix H Old Style IDU-E Details324
- Figure H-2 Typical Idu-E R324
- Figure 5-21 Installation325
- Figure 7-11 Configuration325
- Figure 13-7 Configuring325
- FCC/IC DFS Installation Procedure326

Ceragon FA4800 - Chapter 12 Monitored Hot Standby Installation Procedure; Chapter 13 The Ceragon Ethernet Ring; Chapter 14 VLAN Functionality with FA4800; Chapter 15 Software Upgrade

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