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RADWIN5000HPMPUserManual Release3.5.70 18‐2

VLANTagging

VLANtaggingenablesmultiplebridgednetworkstotransparentlyshare thesamephysical

networklinkwithoutleakageofinformationbetweennetworks:

Figure18‐1:VLANscenarioshandledbyRADWIN5000HBS

IEEE802.1Qisusedastheencapsulation protocoltoimplementthismechanismover

Ethernetnetworks.

QinQ(DoubleTagging)forServiceProviders

QinQisusefulforServiceProviders,allowingthemtouseVLANsinternallyintheir“transport

network”whilemixingEthernettrafficfromclientsthatarealreadyVLAN‐tagged.

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Default Chapter2
- Notice2
- RADWIN Worldwide Offices4
- Regulatory Compliance5
- Table of Contents9
- Part 1: Basic Installation21
Chapter 1: About this User Manual22
- Manual Structure22
- Terminology24
Chapter 2: Introduction25
- Welcome to RADWIN 500025
- What's New in Release 3.5.7025
- Key Features of RADWIN 500026
- Components of a RADWIN 5000 Point to Multipoint Sector27
- Figure 2-1 Sector Schematic : Main Components27
Chapter 3: Site Survey30
- Planning the Sector Site30
- The Site Survey30
- Stage 1: Preliminary Survey31
- Stage 2: Physical Survey32
- Stage 3: RF Survey33
- RF Planning for Dense Installations and Collocated Sites33
Chapter 4: Hardware Installation35
- Overview35
- What's in the Box36
- Figure 4-1 Large Hbs and Hsu Form Factors36
- Figure 4-2 Small Form Factor Hsu37
- Figure 4-3 Vehicular Mobile Unit - Front Panel38
- Figure 4-4 Vehicular Mobile Unit - Rear38
- Figure 4-5 Vehicular Mobile Unit - Side , Showing Mounting Ears39
- Figure 4-6 Vehicular Mobile Unit - Top , Showing Mounting Ears39
- Figure 4-7 G B E P Oedevice40
- Figure 4-8 Ruggedized DC-P O E Device40
- Figure 4-9 Idu-H41
- Figure 4-10 DC Three Pin Power Plug41
- Figure 4-13 External Antennas for Hbs 6042
- Figure 4-14 Flat42
- Figure 4-15 Parabolic Dish External Antenna43
- Figure 4-16 Parabolic Grid External Antenna43
- Figure 4-19 General Gsu Configuration Using both Ethernet and an Hss Unit45
- Tools Required for Installation46
- Figure 4-21 Using an Ethernet Repeater with Lightning Protectors46
- Safety Practices and Provisions47
- Regulatory Considerations for Hsus49
- Hardware Installation Workflow for a RADWIN 5000 Sector49
- Figure 4-22 Mounted Odu: Mounted to Awall50
- Figure 4-23 Mounted Odu: Large Angle to Wall51
- Figure 4-24 Mounted Odu: Horizontal Pole51
- Figure 4-25 Flat Panel Antenna Mounting Kit Adapter52
- Figure 4-26 Flat52
- Figure 4-28 Basic Use of Lightning Protectors55
- Figure 4-29 Exposing the Tacky Side of the Sealing Tape57
- Figure 4-30 Start and End Points for Protective - Taping the Unit57
- Figure 4-31 Protecting the Unit Joints with Vinyl Tape58
- Figure 4-32 Mounted and Strapped to the Pole58
- Figure 4-36 Pole Clamps for External Antennas61
- Figure 4-38 Beep62
- Installing a Vehicular Mobile Unit63
- Figure 4-41 Vmu Installation Schematic65
- Figure 4-42 Typical Composite "Shark -Fin " Antenna , for Radio Broadband , W I F Iand Gps65
- Figure 4-43 Mounted Twin Shark -Fin Antennas66
- Figure 4-44 Vmu Power Wiring Schematic66
- Installation Procedure67
- Part 2: Sector Installation69
- What We will Do here70
- Installing the RADWIN Manager Application70
- Getting Started with the RADWIN Manager70
- Figure 5-1 Pinging the Base Station76
- Figure 5-2 Pinging the Base Station - Ip V 676
- The RADWIN Manager Log-On Concept77
- Figure 5-3 Log on Window -Ipv77
- Figure 5-4 Log - on Window - Ip77
- Figure 5-5 Extended Log - on78
- Figure 5-6 Log on Window78
- Figure 5-7 Log on Window79
- Log-On Errors and Cautions80
- Figure 5-8 Unsupported Device80
- Figure 5-9 Unreachable Device81
- Figure 5-10 Invalid User Type81
- Four Sector Display Views82
- Figure 5-11 Default Sector82
- Figure 5-13 Map View Icons84
- Figure 5-14 Sector Display - D85
- Figure 5-15 Sector Display - L86
- Figure 5-16 Default Sector88
- Continuing with Our Example Sector89
- Figure 5-17 Selected Hbs or91
- Figure 5-18 Map Cards92
- Exploring the RADWIN Manager Main Window - HBS93
- Figure 5-19 Hbs Main Button93
- Figure 5-20 Sector Status94
- Figure 5-21 Base Station Detail94
- Figure 5-22 Events Log Panel96
- Figure 5-23 Events Log Filter96
- Figure 5-24 Hsu Card - Indicating97
- Figure 5-25 Hsu Display97
- Figure 5-28 Navigation Tool99
- Figure 5-29 Hsu Status Cards101
- Figure 5-30 Hsu Status Cards101
- Figure 5-31 Hsu Display102
- Figure 5-32 Hsu Son Hbs102
- Exploring the RADWIN Manager Main Window - HSU103
- Logging on to a HSU104
- Figure 5-33 Logging on Toa104
- Figure 5-34 Opening Radwin M104
- Figure 5-35 Hsu Main Button106
- Setting RADWIN Manager Preferences108
- Figure 5-36 Monitorp108
- Figure 5-37 Monitorp109
- Figure 5-38 Advancedp111
- Figure 5-39 Advancedp111
- What Comes Next112
Chapter 6: Installing the Sector113
- Scope of this Chapter113
- Concepts113
- Working with Nomadic Hsus114
- Workflow114
- Default RADWIN 5000 HPMP Settings115
- Configuring the Sector out of the Box - IP Addresses120
- Figure 6-1 Logging on with121
- Figure 6-2 Logging on Withl121
- The Initial RADWIN Manager Main Window122
- Figure 6-3 Main Window for Figure 6-4 Activated Hbs122
- Configuring a Fixed HSU from the HBS132
- Configuring a Nomadic HSU from the HBS138
- Registering a Fixed HSU for Service139
- Figure 6-7 Two Registered Hsu143
- Figure 6-8 Two Registered Hsu143
- Registering a Nomadic HSU for Service144
- Figure 6-10 Fully Functional145
- Figure 6-11 Fully Functional146
- Choosing Diversity Antenna Mode During Registration147
- Deactivating the HBS147
- Deregistering an HSU149
- Where Has My HSU Gone149
- Saving the HBS Settings for Reuse as a Template149
- Creating Nomadic Entries for a Sector from a HBS Template149
- Figure 6-12 Preparing to150
Chapter 7: Operating under the FCC Unrestricted Contention Based Protocol152
- Scope of this Chapter152
- Bringing up a Sector152
- HSU Operation153
- Figure 7-1 Air Interface Tab153
- Part 3: Sector Management155
Chapter 8: Managing the Sector156
- Scope of this Chapter156
- Configuring a HBS156
- HSU Connection Table185
- Configuring an HSU from the HBS Main Window186
- Replacing an HSU199
- Updating HSU Services201
- Suspending an HSU201
- Changing the Sector Band202
- Configuring AES 256 Encryption Support209
- Configuration with Telnet211
Chapter 9: Direct HSU Configuration216
- Scope of this Chapter216
- Configuring an HSU216
Chapter 10: Smart Bandwidth Management223
- What Is Smart Bandwidth Management223
- Scope of this Chapter224
- Terminology and Concepts: Recapitulation224
- How SBM Works226
- Traffic Generation Tools227
- Traffic Generation Examples and Method227
- Figure 10-18 Sector Utilization238
- Figure 10-20 Sector Utilization239
- About HBS Overhead242
- Figure 10-23 Example 3: Half242
- Figure 10-24 Example 3: Half243
- TCP/IP and Other SLA Considerations244
- Figure 10-25 Example 3: Half244
Chapter 11: Bringing up a Mobility Sector245
- Scope of this Chapter245
- Concepts245
- What You Need246
- Getting Started246
- Preparing the HBS247
- Figure 11-1 Mobile Hbs after247
- Registering Hmus250
- Update Service257
- Figure 11-3 Configuredm257
- Saving the HBS Settings for Reuse as a Template259
- Creating a Sector from an HBS Template259
- Figure 11-4 Preparing to260
- Creating a Sector from an HBS Template and an HBS List261
- Wifi Connectivity for a Vehicular Mobile Unit261
- Continuing Pre-Configuration265
- Checking the GPS271
Chapter 12: Monitoring and Diagnostics272
- Retrieving Link Information (Get Diagnostics)272
- Figure 12-1 Get Diagnostics273
- Figure 12-2 Get Diagnostics274
- Link Compatibility275
- Figure 12-3 Typical Incompatibly276
- Figure 12-4 this Hsu Requires276
- Throughput Checking277
- Recent Events279
- Performance Monitoring280
- Figure 12-5 Recent Events : L280
- Figure 12-6 Performancem281
- Figure 12-7 Setting the Upper282
- RADWIN Manager Traps287
- Active Alarms288
- Other Diagnostic Aids289
- Part 4: Site Synchronization290
Chapter 13: Hub Site Synchronization291
- What Is Hub Site Synchronization (HSS)291
- Radwin Hss291
- Figure 13-1 Interference292
- Figure 13-2 Collocated Units292
- Figure 13-3 Collocated Units292
- HSS Concepts: Radio Frame Pattern (RFP)294
- Figure 13-4 Radio Framep294
- Which Type of HSS to Use295
Chapter 14: Serial Hub Site Synchronization296
- RADWIN Serial HSS296
- Hardware Installation296
- Figure 14-3 Hss Sync Signal298
- Figure 14-4 Cascading Two299
- Figure 14-5 Cascading Three299
- Sector Configuration and HSS300
- Sync Status Messages and Color Codes302
- Figure 14-7 Setting Hbs as302
- Figure 14-8 Hbs as302
Chapter 15: Hub Site Synchronization over Ethernet304
- RADWIN Ethernet HSS304
- Installing Collocated Hssoe Odus306
- Link Configuration and Hssoe306
- Figure 15-2 Extended Protocol308
- Figure 15-3 Hss Discovery308
- Sync Status Messages and Color Codes312
Chapter 16: Using the RADWIN GSU313
- What Is It for313
- GSU Functionality314
- GSU Kit Contents314
- Figure 16-1 General Gsu314
- Commissioning and Installation315
- Figure 16-3 Gps Status under316
- Part 5: Advanced Installation Topics320
Chapter 17: Software Backup and Upgrade321
- What Is the Software Upgrade Utility321
- Upgrading an Installed Sector322
- Figure 17-1 Software Upgrade322
- Figure 17-2 Add / Remove Site322
- Figure 17-3 Adding Asingle323
- Bulk Software Backup325
- Figure 17-4 Software Upgrade325
- Figure 17-5 Software Upgrade325
- Figure 17-6 Bulk Backup Setup326
Chapter 18: VLAN Functionality with RADWIN 5000 HPMP327
- VLAN Tagging - Overview327
- Scope of this Chapter327
- Requirements327
- VLAN Tagging328
- Figure 18-2 Separating Client329
- VLAN Configuration Using the RADWIN Manager332
Chapter 19: False Radar Mitigation Facilities337
- Who Needs It337
- DFS and False Radar Mitigation337
- Configuring False Radar Mitigation338
- Figure 19-1 False Radarm338
- FCC/IC Requirements339
Chapter 20: FCC/IC DFS Considerations340
- FCC 5.4Ghz Device Registration340
- Registering the Device340
- TDWR Table344
Chapter 21: Quality of Service346
- Prerequisites346
- Qos - Overview346
- Setting up Qos346
Chapter 22: Capacity Upgrade350
- What Is Capacity Upgrade350
- Applicability350
- Data Gathering350
- Acquisition352
- Application352
- Part 6: Field Installation Topics354
Chapter 23: Link Budget Calculator355
- Overview355
- Calculations356
- About the Fresnel Zone357
- Figure 23-1 Fresnel Zone358
- Running the Link Budget Calculator359
- Figure 23-2 Accessing Thel359
- Figure 23-3 Link Budget359
- Figure 23-5 Band Selector361
- Figure 23-6 Calculation of362
- Figure 23-7 Climacticc F363
- Figure 23-8 Climacticc Factor364
- Figure 23-9 World Map Showing364
Chapter 24: Spectrum View366
- What Is Spectrum View366
- Who Needs It366
- Scope of this Chapter366
- Two Ways to Run Spectrum View367
- Where Is the Spectrum View Data Stored367
- Spectrum View Main Window: HBS367
- Spectrum View Display Function Buttons370
- Figure 24-1 Spectrum View370
- Running Spectrum View from the HBS371
- Figure 24-2 Spectrum Viewa372
- Running Spectrum View from a HSU373
- Figure 24-3 Hsu Spectrum373
- Zooming in and out374
- Figure 24-4 Hsu Spectrum374
Chapter 25: Using the Web Interface376
- What Is It for376
- Who Needs It376
- How It Works377
- What It Provides380
- Prerequisites380
- Special Considerations Working with the WI381
- Scope of this Chapter382
- Logging on382
- Figure 25-1 Web Interface - L382
- HBS Management383
- Figure 25-2 Web Interface - M383
- Figure 25-3 Sector Status383
- HSU Management389
- WEB Interface for Vmus394
- Part 7: Product Reference396
Appendix A: Technical Specifications397
- Scope of These Specifications397
- ODU - HBS and HSU/HMU397
- HSU with AC Power Feeding403
- Vmu405
- IDU-H (Aggregation Unit407
- Gbe Poe Device - Indoor, AC409
- Poe Device - Outdoor, DC410
- Gsu411
- Lightning Protector412
- Fast Ethernet CAT-5E Cable Repeater413
- Antenna Characteristics414
- Odu‐Poe Cable (HBS and HSU)415
- HBS/HSS Unit Connection Pinout416
- User Port Connectors417
- DC Power Terminals418
- VMU Connectors418
Appendix C: MIB Reference420
- Introduction420
- Interface API421
- Private MIB Structure421
- MIB Parameters422
- Figure C-1 Top Level Sections422
- Figure C-2 Product422
Appendix D: RF Exposure499
Appendix E: Setting Antenna Parameters501
- Antenna Issues501
- About Single and Dual Antennas501
- Considerations for Changing Antenna Parameters504
Appendix F: Regional Notice: French Canadian506
- Procédures de Sécurité506
- Installation Sur Pylône Et Mur508
- Figure F-1 Grande Clame508
- Figure F-2 Petite Clame508
- Figure F-3 Bras508
- Figure F-5 Montage Sur un510
- Index512

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