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Scenario 1: Access to the Third-party Network with No Need for VLANs
Networking
The following figure shows the networking diagram of access to the third-party
network with no need for VLANs. In a microwave network, management packets
are tagged with VLAN 4094. When data is transmitted to the third-party network,
these packets are changed into non-VLAN-tagged packets.
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Third-Party Network Configuration Principles
Configure the VLANIF1 subinterface. The IP address of the subinterface is the gateway
IP address of the PowerCube 500-3 on the aggregation node.
Aggregation Node Configuration Principles
1. Use a network cable to connect the service port (for example, GE8) and NMS port of
the PowerCube 500-3.
Note: Perform this operation only on the PowerCube 500 at the
most top layer (for example, PowerCube 500-3). Do not perform
this operation on other PowerCube 500s.
2. Disable the DHCP client function on the PowerCube 500-3 on the aggregation node
and manually set the NE IP address. The NE IP address of the NE is also the gateway
IP address of the RTN510 AP.
Note: When you manually set the IP address of the NE, you need
to disable the DHCP function.
3. Set the gateway IP address of the PowerCube 500-3 on the aggregation node as the
IP address of the VLAN IF subinterface of the third-party router.
4. Implement the Super L2DCN protocol for the port used by the PowerCube 500-3 on
the aggregation node to connect to the third-party network.
5. Configure the AP as the DHCP server.
Note: After the DHCP server is enabled, the DHCP gateway IP
address is used to access the NE.
RT Site Configuration Principles
Enable the DHCP client function on the RTN510 RT, PowerCube 500-1, and
PowerCube 500-2. The AP on the aggregation node assigns IP addresses to them.
Note: After the DHCP client is enabled, the IP address allocated
by the DHCP server is used to access the NE.
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