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User Guide: PTP 800 Licensed Ethernet Microwave
Connecting the CMU to the network
This section describes typical configuration tasks that must be completed in order
to connect a newly-installed PTP 800 link to management and customer data
networks.
For a discussion of networking planning considerations, see
on page 2-16.
Update security and capacity capabilities
If required, enter a new license key in each of the CMUs to activate optional AES
encryption and optional increased capacity limits as described in
PTP 800
Configure security
Configure the administrator password at each CMU.
If AES encryption is required, proceed as follows:
x
Enable AES encryption at each of the CMUs as described in
encryption
x
Configure the same AES key in each of the CMUs as described in
AES encryption keys
x
Check the PTP link status as described in
that the link is up and that encryption configuration is consistent between
ends of the link.
Configure remote management using SNMP or SMTP
If management by SNMP is required, proceed as follows:
x
Enable remote management by SNMP in each CMU as described in
Configuring the CMU to generate SNMP notifications
x
If required, configure the generation of SNMP notifications (i.e. traps) as
described in
If required, enable remote management by SMTP (email) in each CMU as described
in
Configuring the CMU to generate email messages
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on page 6-28.
on page 6-38.
on page 6-41.
Managing faults
System status
on page 6-44.
on page 6-49.
Connecting the CMU to the network
Data network planning
Upgrading the
Enabling AES
Changing
on page
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on page 6-44.
to ensure
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