Newtec MDM6000 - How to Configure the In-Band Management Feature; Hub Site

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Feature Descriptions MDM6000 Satellite Modem
• That a the data traffic plane is already up and running. (The data path is visualized above the
dashed yellow line.)
The management plane is drawn below the dashed yellow line. The data traffic and management
plane are in a different subnet and this way completely separated from one another!
• That the BBF Encapsulation protocol is used.
• That the carrier settings are configured correctly.
14.15.1 How to Configure the In-band Management Feature
14.15.1.1 Hub Site
» Make a Mgmt IP connection between the Mgmt PC and the MDM6000.
Note: Make sure that the Mgmt PC and MDM6000 Mgmt port are in the same subnet or that the
default gateway is configured correctly on the MDM6000 (see previous figure,
Introductiononpage264).
» Configure the Encapsulation block of the MDM6000.
» Enable the encapsulation block.
» Configure the BBF encapsulation ISI --> Define on what ISI you want to insert the encapsulated
Mgmt IP packets.
» Configure the BBF encapsulation channel ---> Create a channel to transport the shaped Mgmt IP
packets, including the label.
Note: the label is important for filtering purposes on the remote site.
» Configure the traffic shaping node --> Create a shaping node, the Mgmt IP packets for the
remote will be shaped by this node.
» Configure the traffic classification rule --> filter the Mgmt IP packets for 10.0.2.253/24, the
classification rule looks as follows "vnet management and ip dst host 10.0.2.253/24" or vnet
management and ip dst net 10.0.2.0/24".
Note: using the "vnet management and IP dst net x.x.x.0/24" classification rule allows you to
manage other remote devices in the same subnet