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Method of Procedure

Mini-Link 6352 Commissioning

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

A. Introduction …………………………………………………………………………………….4

B. Sample of Data Design (TND) .………………………………………………………………4

C. Login and License Unlock in The Mini-Link 6253 ……………………………...…………..5

C.1. Login ...................................................................................………………………..5
C.1.1 Login using Node GUI ……………………………………………………….………...5
C.1.2 Login using CLI ………………..………………………………………………………..6
C.2. License Unlock ………….…………………………………………………......……….7
C.2.1 License Unlock using Node GUI ………………………………………..…………….7
C.2.2 License Unlock using CLI ………………………………………….…………………..8

D. Configuring Mini-Link 6352 ………………………………………………..………………….9

D.1. Configuring Network Element Basics ..................………………………………...…9
D.1.1 Configuring Network Element Basics using Node GUI ………………………….....9
D.1.2 Configuring Network Element Basics using CLI ………………………………...…10
D.2. Configuring Radio Link ………….………………………………………..………….11
D.2.1 Configuring Radio Link using Node GUI ……………………...…………………….11
D.2.2 Configuring Radio Link 1+0 using CLI …………………………..………...………..14
D.2.3 Configuring Radio Link 2+0 RLB using CLI ……………………………….………..15
D.3. Configuring DCN over VLAN ..................……………………………….…………..18
D.3.1 Configuring DCN over VLAN using Node GUI ………………………………..…...18
D.3.2 Configuring LAN Port using Node GUI ……………………………………………..19
D.3.3 Configuring WAN Port using Node GUI …………………...……………………….22
D.3.4 Configuring DCN using CLI ………………………………………………...………..24
D.4. Configuring VLAN in The Packet Radio as Customer Bridge ………….….……..25
D.4.1 Configuring LAN Port using CLI ……...................................................................26
D.4.2 Configuring WAN Port using CLI …………………………………………..………..26
D.4.3 Configuring C-VLAN using CLI …………………………………….……….……….26
D.5. Configuring Quality of Service (QoS) …………………….…………...……..……..27
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E. Requesting and Installing Licenses …………………………………………………….….28

E.1. Requesting Licenses using Node GUI ..................……………………..…………..28
E.2. Installing Licenses using Node GUI ………………………………………………....29
E.3. Requesting Licenses using CLI ………………………………………….…………..29
E.4. Installing Licenses using CLI ………….…………………….……………………….30
E.5. Showing License Information using CLI …………………..…….………………….30

F. Backup and Restore Configuration File ………………………………………………..….31

F.1. Backup and Restore Configuration File using Node GUI .....................................31
F.2. Backup and Restore Configuration File using CLI …………………………….…...32

G. Closing ……………………………………………………………………………………..….32
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A. Introduction

This document describes how to setup/configure Mini-Link 6352 in the network. It provides guidelines
commissioning using Node GUI and CLI.
There are several main steps for commissioning:
 Login in the Mini-Link 6352
 License Unlock
 Configuring Basic Network Element (NE)
 Configuring Radio Link
 Configuring DCN over VLAN
 Configuring Ports and VLAN Traffic
 Configuring Quality of Service (QoS)
 Request and Install Licenses
 Backup and Restore Configuration

B. Sample of Data Design (TND)

Below table is sample of technical parameters which will be used by Mini-Link 6352 in this document.
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Figure 1. Sample of Data Design (TND)

C. Login and License Unlock in The Mini-Link 6352
It will explain how to login and license unlock in the Mini-Link 6352 using GUI and CLI.

C.1. Login
Log in to the Node can be done by GUI and CLI.

C.1.1 Login using Node GUI

This page is used to log in to the Node GUI. To access the Node GUI, the Node GUI
license must be installed. If there is no license for the Node GUI, the only pages that can
be accessed are the following:
 License Unlock.
 Status Overview.
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Figure 2. The Login Page

To log in to the Node GUI:

 Username – Type the user name. The default user name is admin.
 Password – Type the password for the user. The default password is admin.
 Click to log in.
If this is the first login, the password needs to be changed. In this case, the Change
Password page is opened.

C.1.2 Login using CLI

The following software is relevant for CLI:
 An SSH client, for example PuTTY. PuTTY does not require any installation. It
consists only of one program file that you need to extract to your hard drive and run.
 Select SSH under Connection type to enable SSH session configuration.
 Enter the local IP address as cli@[Link] in the Host Name (or IP address)
field or for remotely enter the remote IP address as [email protected]
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Figure 3. PuTTY Configuration

 Enter ML6352 login: admin

 Enter ML6352 password: admin (or already changed, e.g.: Admin123)
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Figure 4. Login via CLI (PuTTY)

C.2. License Unlock

License unlock in the Node can be done by GUI and CLI.

C.2.1 License Unlock using Node GUI

This page is used to start an unlock period, during which license-controlled features can
be used without sufficient licenses.
 Remaining Tokens – Shows the number of remaining unlock tokens for each unlock
option.
 Unlock Options – Lists the available alternatives for starting an unlock period.
 Integration – Starts a 21 day unlock period to configure the system as wanted
before requesting and installing licenses.
 Emergency – Starts a 7 day unlock period for extraordinary situations, for
example, natural disasters or major network malfunction.
 Maintenance – Starts a 7 day unlock period for urgent maintenance purposes.
 Username – Type the user name.
 Password – Type the password for the associated user name.
 Unlock – Starts the selected unlock period.
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 Login – Click to go back to the Login page.

 Status Overview – Click to open the Status Overview page

Figure 5. The Unlock Page

C.2.2 License Unlock using CLI

It has 3 types of unlock method, they are integration unlock (1 token), emergency unlock
(2 tokens) and maintenance unlock (2 tokens).
 Command for integration unlock:
config common licenses unlock-integration
 Command for emergency unlock:
config common licenses unlock-emergency
 Command for maintenance unlock:
config common licenses unlock-maintenance
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D. Configuring Mini-Link 6352

It will explain how to setup Mini-Link 6352 using GUI and CLI.

D.1. Configuring Network Element Basics

The Network Element (NE) basics provides information on general NE parameters such as
name, location, date, and time. The NE can be configured using the Node GUI and CLI
commands.

D.1.1 Configuring NE Basics using Node GUI

This section describes how to use the Node GUI to configure basic parameters such as
the Node name, location, and contact.
 Node Name – Type a name for the packet radio that you are logged in to.
Valid characters are alphanumeric (a-z, A-Z, 0-9), dot (.), underscore (_), and space
( ). The first character must be alphanumeric.
 Date and Time – Shows the current NE time.
 Time Zone – Select the time zone where the packet radio is located.
 Location – Type the physical location of this packet radio, for example an address
or map coordinates.
 Contact – Type the contact details for the person responsible for the packet radio.
 Save – Click to save any changes.

Figure 6. The System Page

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D.1.2 Configuring NE Basics using CLI

This section describes how to use the CLI command to configure basic parameters such
as the Node name, location, and contact.

 Configure Basic NE.

config common system name Wisma Pondok Indah
config common system location Jakarta Selatan
config common system contact Ericsson
show config common system

 Configure Time Settings.

//Configuring time settings manually:
config common time time-zone utc
config common time clock "[Link] Apr 15 2017"
show config common time

//Configuring NTP without authentication:

config common time time-zone utc
config common time server [Link]
config common time ntp enabled
show config common time

//Configuring NTP with authentication. To configure it, use symmetric NTP key pairs.
The NTP server and the packet radio nodes must have the same NTP key pairs,
otherwise the NTP service is disrupted. The packet radio supports 16 NTP keys.
config common time time-zone utc
config common time server [Link]
config common time ntp-authentication enabled
config common time ntp enabled
show config common time

 Showing NE information:
show config common info
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D.2. Configuring Radio Link

A radio link is a full-duplex layer 1 radio transmission system providing point-to-point
communication between two packet radios in a network. Another name for a radio link is "hop”.

D.2.1 Configuring Radio Link using Node GUI

To configure the Carrier Termination (CT):
 Description – Type a description of the CT.
 Frame ID – Click to select a frame format ID (a combination of a channel spacing
and a modulation range). Each item in the list shows the following:
<FrameFormatId>: <ChannelSpacing> <MinModulation>-<MaxModulation>
<MinCapacity>-<MaxCapacity>
 Min ACM – Click to select the minimum modulation order. To set a fixed modulation,
both Min ACM and Max ACM are set to the same modulation.
 Max ACM – Click to select the maximum modulation order. To set a fixed modulation,
both Max ACM and Min ACM are set to the same modulation.
 Tx Frequency (kHz) – Type the transmitter frequency. The available range is shown
to the right of the input box.
 Rx Frequency (kHz) – Type the receiver frequency. The available range is shown to
the right of the input box.
 Reference SEC – Click to select the Spectrum Efficiency Class (SEC). Only
applicable for ETSI-compatible frame format IDs.
 Polarization – Click to indicate the NE polarization.
Note:
This value is for information purposes only and does not change the polarization.

 Output Power Type – Click to select the power type, STANDARD or HIGH
HIGH enables configuration of 4 dB extra output power over STANDARD and
requires a TX HP license.
When set to HIGH and the TX HP license is missing, the radio link capacity is
degraded to the basic capacity.
 Output Power Mode – Click to select the power mode, ATPC or RTPC.
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 Min Output Power (dBm) – Type the minimum output power in [Link] available
when the Output Power Mode is ATPC.
 Max Output Power (dBm) – Type the maximum output power in dBm. When the
Output Power Mode is RTPC, this becomes the fixed output power.
 Target Input Power Far End (dBm) – Type the wanted received input power (dBm)
at far end, when running ATPC.
Note:
This option is only available when Output Power Mode is set to ATPC.

 Transmitter – Turn the transmitter on or off.

 Carrier Termination Status – Shows if the CT is up or down.
 BER Alarm Threshold – Click to select the threshold that raises an alarm when the
BER has reached, or is near, the selected value.
 Licensed Capacity (Mbit/s) – Click Enable and type the wanted licensed capacity.
This value is used when generating a License Request File (LRF). 0 (zero) means
maximum capacity for the selected maximum ACM.
 Save – Click to save any changes.

To configure the Radio Link Terminal (RLT):

 Terminal – Relative distinguished name of the RLT, in the form
<rack>|<slot>|<RLT-number>.
 Terminal ID – A user defined identity that is used by the far-end when checking that
it is connected to the correct RLT.
 Expected Far End ID – Expected identity of the RLT.
 Far End ID Check – When selected, the system verifies that the identity reported
by the far end RLT is equal to the expected identity.
 CT Members – Shows if the available CTs are members. Click to change the
membership status of the CT.
 Status – Shows the operational status of the radio link terminal.
 Radio Link Status – Operational status of the Radio Link.
 Save – Click to save any changes.
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Figure 7. The Carrier Termination Page

Figure 8. The Radio Link Page

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D.2.2 Configuring Radio Link 1+0 using CLI

1+0 radio link consists of two packet radios. 1+0 means that the radio link is
unprotected, using one working carrier with no backup.

Figure 9. 1+0 Radio Link Configuration

 Configure 1+0 Radio Links

//Configuring the Carrier Terminations:

config slot 1 ct 1 frame-id 273 tx-frequency 72406250
config slot 1 ct 1 frame-id 273 rx-frequency 82406250
config slot 1 ct 1 selected-min-acm BPSK
config slot 1 ct 1 selected-max-acm 256_QAM
config slot 1 ct 1 selected-output-power-type STANDARD
config slot 1 ct 1 selected-min-output-power 0
config slot 1 ct 1selected-max-output-power 10
config slot 1 ct 1 target-input-power-far-end -35

//Configuring the Radio Link Terminals:

config slot 1 rlt 1 id EID1
config slot 1 rlt 1 expected-far-end-id EID2
config slot 1 rlt 1 far-end-id-check ENABLED
config slot 1 rlt 1 ct-member 1 1
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//Turning the Transmitter On-Off:

config slot 1 ct 1 tx-admin-status ON
config slot 1 ct 1 tx-admin-status OFF
config slot 1 ct 1 far tx-admin-status ON
config slot 1 ct 1 far tx-admin-status OFF

//Show Configuration the Radio Link Terminals:

show config slot 1 ct 1
show config slot 1 ct 1 far
show config slot 1 rlt 1
show config slot 1 rlt 1 far

D.2.3 Configuring Radio Link 2+0 RLB using CLI

2+0 radio link bonding (RLB) requires four packet radios. 2+0 RLB means that the traffic
is divided between two carriers using the same frame format.
Before configuring 2+0 RLB, virtual node (VN) must be installed and configured.
Configure the radio link according to the following (see below figure):
 Pair the CT in slot 1 on VN 1 with the CT in slot 1 on VN 2.
 Pair the CT in slot 2 on VN 1 with the CT in slot 2 on VN 2.

Figure 10. 2+0 RLB Radio Link Configuration

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• Configure 2+0 RLB Radio Link

//Enabling Virtual Node:

config virtual-node-mode activate-virtual-node-slot2
config virtual-node-mode activate-virtual-node-slot1

//Configuring the Carrier Terminations:

config slot 1 ct 1 frame-id 273 tx-frequency 72406250
config slot 1 ct 1 frame-id 273 rx-frequency 82406250
config slot 1 ct 1 carrier-id A
config slot 1 ct 1 selected-min-acm BPSK
config slot 1 ct 1 selected-max-acm 256_QAM
config slot 1 ct 1 selected-min-output-power 0
config slot 1 ct 1 selected-max-output-power 10
config slot 1 ct 1 target-input-power-far-end -35
config slot 1 ct 1 reference-sec 6B
config slot 1 ct 1 polarization VERTICAL

config slot 2 ct 1 frame-id 273 tx-frequency 73406250

config slot 2 ct 1 frame-id 273 rx-frequency 83406250
config slot 2 ct 1 carrier-id B
config slot 2 ct 1 selected-min-acm BPSK
config slot 2 ct 1 selected-max-acm 256_QAM
config slot 2 ct 1 selected-min-output-power 0
config slot 2 ct 1 selected-max-output-power 10
config slot 2 ct 1 target-input-power-far-end -35
config slot 2 ct 1 reference-sec 6B
config slot 2 ct 1 polarization VERTICAL
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//Configuring the Radio Link Terminals:

config slot 1 rlt 1 id EID1
config slot 1 rlt 1 expected-far-end-id EID2
config slot 1 rlt 1 far-end-id-check ENABLED
config slot 1 rlt 1 ct-member 1 1
config slot 1 rlt 1 ct-member 2 1
config slot 1 rlt 1 mode 2+0_RLB

//Turning the Transmitter On-Off:

config slot 1 ct 1 tx-admin-status ON
config slot 1 ct 1 tx-admin-status OFF
config slot 2 ct 1 tx-admin-status ON
config slot 2 ct 1 tx-admin-status OFF
config slot 1 ct 1 far tx-admin-status ON
config slot 1 ct 1 far tx-admin-status OFF
config slot 2 ct 1 far tx-admin-status ON
config slot 2 ct 1 far tx-admin-status OFF

//Show Configuration the Radio Link Terminals:

show config slot 1 ct 1
show config slot 1 ct 1 far
show config slot 2 ct 1
show config slot 2 ct 1 far
show config slot 1 rlt 1
show config slot 1 rlt 1 far
show config slot 2 rlt 1
show config slot 2 rlt 1 far
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D.3. Configuring DCN over VLAN

The packet radio network consists of two networks: the traffic network and the DCN. The traffic
network handles the data transmission between, for example, radio base stations in the mobile
access network. The external DCN provides IP-based transport of operation and maintenance
data between management systems and MINI-LINK equipment. The packet radio provides an
IP-based DCN for transport of its O&M data. The DCN is carried in-band on the optical fiber or
the Radio Link on a separate VLAN. This VLAN is terminated in the packet radio.

D.3.1 Configuring DCN using Node GUI

This section describes how to use the Node GUI to configure DCN.
 NE IP Address – Type the IP address used for traffic and management of the
packet radio.
 Subnet Mask – Type the subnet mask of the interface in dotted decimal notation
([Link]).
 Default Gateway – Type the IP address of the default gateway that will receive all
packets that have an IP address that falls outside the subnet mask range and does
not have an entry in the routing table.
 DCN VLAN ID – Type the VLAN identifier (VLAN ID) of the DCN management
VLAN. 0 means that there is no management VLAN.
 VLAN PCP – Select the Priority Code Point (PCP) value of the DCN traffic that the
packet radio sends.
 IP DSCP – Select the Differentiated Services Code Point (DSCP) value of the DCN
traffic that the packet radio sends.
 VLAN Description – Type a description or name of the VLAN.
 Port Settings
 EtherType – Click to select the Ethernet type used for DCN and traffic for the
LAN and WAN ports.
 VLAN Member – Mark to set the port as a VLAN member.
 Mode – Shows the port mode.
 Save – Click to save any changes.
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Figure 11. The DCN Page

D.3.2 Configuring LAN Port using Node GUI

This section describes how to to use the Node GUI to configure LAN Port.
 Description – Type a description of the port.
 MAC Address – The MAC address of the port.
 Administrative Status In Service – Select to set the port in service. Clear to set
the port out of service.
 Priority – Select the priority type of the port.
 Admin Mode Autonegotiation – Enables or disables automatic negotiation of the
administrative status.
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 Operating Mode – Sets the port operating mode.

 Operating Status – Shows the current port operating mode.
 Operational Flow Control – Shows the port operational flow control mode.
 Maximum Frame Size (bytes) – Type the maximum frame size in bytes.
 Switch Port
 Type – Shows the type of switch port.
 Port Ethernet Type – Type the Ethernet type of the switch port.
 Valid Frame Types – Select the acceptable frame types of the switch port.
 Ingress Filter – Select to enable the ingress VLAN filter. Clear to disable the
ingress VLAN filter.
 Default VLAN – Type the ID of the switch port default VLAN
 Mode – Select the mode of the switch port.
 Sync
 T0 Sync Usage – Shows if the port is a candidate for the T0
Synchronization selection process.
 Sync Ethernet Support – Select to enable synchronous Ethernet.
Clear to disable synchronous Ethernet. It is not possible to disable
Synchronous Ethernet if a synchronization source is defined for this port.
 Egress SSM – Select the SSM signal notifying other nodes of the quality of
this port as synchronization source.
 Save – Click to save any changes.
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Figure 12. The Ports Page: LAN Tab

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D.3.3 Configuring WAN Port using Node GUI

This section describes how to to use the Node GUI to configure WAN Port.
 Description – Type a description of the port.
 MAC Address – The MAC address of the port.
 Administrative Status In Service – Select to set the port in service. Clear to set
the port out of service.
 Priority – Select the priority type of the port.
 Maximum Frame Size (bytes) – Type the maximum frame size in bytes.
 Switch Port
 Type – Shows the type of switch port.
 Port Ethernet Type – Type the Ethernet type of the switch port.
 Valid Frame Types – Select the acceptable frame types of the switch port.
 Ingress Filter – Select to enable the ingress VLAN filter. Clear to disable the
ingress VLAN filter.
 Sync
 T0 Sync Usage – Shows if the port is a candidate for the T0 Synchronization
selection process.
 Sync Ethernet Support – Select to enable synchronous Ethernet.
Clear to disable synchronous Ethernet. It is not possible to disable
Synchronous Ethernet if a synchronization source is defined for this port.
 Egress SSM – Select the SSM signal notifying other nodes of the quality of
this port as synchronization source.
 Save – Click to save any changes.
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Figure 13. The Ports Page: WAN Tab

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D.3.4 Configuring DCN using CLI

This section describes how to use the CLI command to configure DCN parameters such
as LAN Port, WAN Port, IP Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway and VLAN.

 Configure DCN Over VLAN.

//Configuring DCN over VLAN using LAN 1/1 and WAN 1/5:

config switch vlan 30 name DCN

config switch vlan 30 port 1 5

config dcn-mgmtvlan mgmt-vlan-id 30 dscp 32 pcp 6

config ip interface 21 address [Link] mask [Link]

config ip route [Link] [Link] [Link]

show config dcn-mgmtvlan

show config ip interface 21

//Configuring DCN over VLAN using LAN 1/3 and WAN 1/5:

config slot 1 lan 1 3 switchport mode cnp

config slot 1 lan 1 3 switchport port-ether-type 8100

//config slot 1 lan 1 3 switchport default-vlan 1

config slot 1 lan 1 5 switchport mode pnp

config slot 1 lan 1 5 switchport port-ether-type 8100

config switch vlan 30 name DCN

config switch vlan 30 port 1 3

config switch vlan 30 port 1 5

config dcn-mgmtvlan mgmt-vlan-id 30 dscp 32 pcp 6

config ip interface 21 address [Link] mask [Link]

config ip route [Link] [Link] [Link]

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D.4. Configuring VLAN in The Packet Radio as Customer Bridge

When the packet radio is used as a customer bridge, NE1 and NE2 in Figure 13 sends either
untagged traffic or C-tagged traffic. The LAN ports connected to NE1 and NE2 must be
configured as CNP, while the WAN ports must be configured as PNP, as shown in Figure 13.
The Ethertype of all ports must be set to the hexadecimal value 0x8100. The PVID on the ports
connected to NE1 and NE2 must be set to the same value.
The packet radio handles traffic in the direction from CNP to PNP according to the following:
 Untagged traffic is tagged with the PVID and C-tag.
 C-tagged traffic is forwarded unchanged.
The packet radio handles traffic in the direction from PNP to CNP according to the following:
 If the Ethertype and the VID of the traffic matches the Ethertype and PVID on the
CNP, the tag is removed and the traffic is forwarded untagged.
 C-tagged traffic is forwarded unchanged.

Figure 14. The Packet Radio as a Customer Bridge

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D.4.1 Configuring LAN Port using CLI

This section describes how to use the CLI command to configure LAN Port, for example
it will use LAN 1/2 (TN:2) as CNP.
 //Configure LAN Port (example: LAN 1/2-CNP):
config slot 1 lan 1 2 admin-status is
config slot 1 lan 1 2 switchport mode cnp
config slot 1 lan 1 2 switchport port-ether-type 8100
//config slot 1 lan 1 2 switchport default-vlan 1
config slot 1 lan 1 2 switchport valid-frame-type all
config slot 1 lan 1 2 switchport ingress-filter enabled
show config slot 1 lan 1 2 switchport

D.4.2 Configuring WAN Port using CLI

This section describes how to use the CLI command to configure WAN Port, for example
it will use WAN 1/5 (WAN:5) as PNP.
 //Configure WAN Port (example: WAN 1/5-PNP):
config slot 1 wan 1 5 admin-status is
config slot 1 wan 1 5 switchport mode pnp
config slot 1 wan 1 5 switchport port-ether-type 8100
config slot 1 wan 1 5 switchport valid-frame-type all
config slot 1 wan 1 5 switchport ingress-filter enabled
show config slot 1 wan 1 5 switchport

D.4.3 Configuring C-VLAN using CLI

This section describes how to use the CLI command to configure C-VLAN, for example it
will use VLAN ID 100.
 //Setup VLAN (example: C-VLAN 100):
config switch vlan 100
config switch vlan 100 port 1 2
config switch vlan 100 port 1 5
config switch show vlan
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D.5. Configuring Quality of Service (QoS)

Quality of Service (QoS) is a set of mechanisms that makes it possible to prioritize Ethernet
frames depending on traffic type, and to make sure that the capacity is sufficient to guarantee a
congestion-free network. QoS is an alternative to overprovisioning the network.

 //Set the customer priority classification, the priority classification to PCP (dot1p):
config slot 1 lan 1 2 priority dot1p
config slot 1 lan 1 2 priority-config priority-map 0 mapped 3
config slot 1 lan 1 2 priority-config priority-map 3 mapped 2
config slot 1 lan 1 2 priority-config priority-map 6 mapped 7

 //Change the mapping of DSCP to operator priority:

config slot 1 lan 1 2 priority ipv4dscp
config slot 1 lan 1 2 dscp-config dscp-decode 7 priority 1
config slot 1 lan 1 2 dscp-config dscp-decode 15 priority 2
config slot 1 lan 1 2 dscp-config dscp-decode 54 priority 7
config slot 1 lan 1 2 dscp-config dscp-decode 55 priority 7

 //Change the mapping of MPLS to operator priority:

config slot 1 lan 1 2 priority mplsexp
config slot 1 lan 1 2 mpls-exp-config mpls-exp-decode 0 priority 3
config slot 1 lan 1 2 mpls-exp-config mpls-exp-decode 1 priority 4
config slot 1 lan 1 2 mpls-exp-config mpls-exp-decode 5 priority 7

 //Set the default priority:

config slot 1 lan 1 2 priority-config default-priority 6

 //Setting the Frame Size (max 9216):

config slot 1 lan 1 2 lan-setting mtu 2000
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E. Requesting and Installing Licenses

License Request Files (LRFs) can be used to request licenses. Licenses for features are distributed
in a License Key File (LKF), which is stored on the RMM. Features for the packet radio are only
enabled if a corresponding license is available on the inserted RMM or if the packet radio is in an
unlock period. To upgrade the licenses, new licenses must be uploaded to an SFTP or SSH server.
The license key installation, which copies the LKF from the SFTP or SSH server to the packet radio,
can be made both locally and remotely, without disturbing the traffic.

E.1. Requesting Licenses using Node GUI

This section describes how to use the Node GUI to generate LRF (License Request File).
 Log on to the Node GUI. The Status page opens.
 Click License Management in the menu to the left.
 Use the + and - buttons to select the number of licenses to request.
 Click Generate LRF. A save dialog box opens.
 Browse to the desired location and click Save to save the LRF.

Figure 15. The License Management Page

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E.2. Installing Licenses using Node GUI

This section describes how to use the Node GUI to install LKF (License Key File).
 Log on to the Node GUI. The Status page opens.
 Click License Key File in the menu to the left.
 Click Browse.
 Browse to the location of the LKF and select the LKF.
 Click Open.
 Click Install to install the LKF.

Figure 16. The License Key File Page

E.3. Requesting Licenses using CLI

This section describes how to use CLI command to generate LRF (License Request File).
 //Create or generate an LRF and upload to the server or computer, this example using
parameters: file name: [Link] ; IP server/computer: [Link] ; server port: 22 ; user
login: ftpuser ; password: ericsson

config common licenses create-upload-lrf \ license-request-file [Link] server-ip

[Link] \ server-port 22 server-user ftpuser server-password ericsson \ mode sftp
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E.4. Installing Licenses using CLI

This section describes how to use CLI command to install LKF (License Key File).
 //Install the licenses (LKF), this example using parameters: file name: [Link] ; IP
server/computer: [Link] ; server port: 22 ; user login: ftpuser ; password: ericsson.

config common licenses license-install install-license \ license-file [Link] server-ip

[Link] \ server-port 22 server-user ftpuser mode sftp \ server-password ericsson

E.5. Showing License Information using CLI

This section describes how to use CLI command to show license information.

 //Show the fingerprint and locking information:

show config common licenses

 //Show information about the license file server:

show config common licenses license-install \ license-current-xfer

 //Show information about the installed licenses:

show config common licenses license-feature

 //Show information about a specific installed license:

//This example shows information about the installed
//Basic SW feature:
show config common licenses license-feature FAL1241762

 //Show information about the installed license file:

show config common licenses license-file

 //Show information about the license keys in the license file:

show config common licenses license-file license-key
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F. Backup and Restore Configuration File

We need to backup configuration to get existing configuration in the Network Element and restore
configuration to send back configuration in case the Network Element need to setup like the last
configuration.

F.1. Backup and Restore Configuration File using Node GUI

This section describes how to use the Node GUI to backup and restore configuration file.
It is not possible to use the Node GUI backup or restore the configuration file in a Virtual Node.
 Log on to the Node GUI. The Status page opens.
 In the menu on the left, click Backup & Restore.
 To back up a configuration file: Under Backup, click Backup.
 To restore a configuration file: Under Restore, click Browse.
 Make sure the configuration file has the .cdb file extension. If the Internet Explorer
browser is used for downloading, the .zip configuration file needs to be manually
renamed to change the file extension to .cdb.
 In the file browser, select the configuration file containing the configuration to
restore.
 Click Restore. The packet radio automatically performs a restart.

Figure 17. The Backup & Restore Page

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F.2. Backup and Restore Configuration File using CLI

This section describes how to use CLI command to backup and restore configuration file.
 When using CLI:
 Before backing up a configuration file, make sure that an SFTP or SSH server,
where the file can be saved, is configured.
 Before restoring a configuration file, make sure an SFTP or SSH server is
configured, and the configuration file to use is available on the SFTP server.

 When backing up the configuration file in a virtual node (VN), the backup does not include
the VN configuration.

//Back up the configuration file, this example using parameters: file name: Test_2017-05-
[Link] ; IP server/computer: [Link] ; server port: 22 ; user login: ftpuser ; password:
ericsson.

config common cdb backup filename Test_2017-[Link] \ mode sftp ip [Link]

port 22 user sftp-ftpuser password sftp-ericsson

 When restoring the configuration file in a virtual node (VN), the VN configuration is not
restored.

//Restore the configuration file, this example using parameters: file name: Test_2017-05-
[Link] ; IP server/computer: [Link] ; server port: 22 ; user login: ftpuser ; password:
ericsson.

config common cdb restore filename Test_2017-[Link] \ mode sftp ip [Link]

port 22 user sftp-ftpuser password sftp-ericsson

Note: The NE will automatically perform a restart.

G. Closing
Please follow above steps to configure / setup Mini-Link 6352. Please show configuration using Node
GUI and CLI to ensure all configurations are agree with planning.