NetMaster Release Notes R14A02 RevA.01

NetMaster
Release Notes
Software Version: R14A02

Rev A.01
February 2015
Copyright 2015 by Ceragon Networks Ltd. All rights reserved.
NetMaster
Release Notes
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NetMaster
Release Notes
Table of Contents
1. New Features......................................................................................................5
1.1
New Supported Network Elements
1.2 New and Enhanced Features

5
1.2.1 Ethernet Services Management Support for the IP-20 Family of Devices
1.2.2 LLDP for IP-20 Network Elements 6
1.2.3 LAG Support for IP-20N/G/LH/A 6
1.2.4 Support for new IP-20G radio configuration
7
1.2.5 Extension of VLAN Range
7
1.2.6 TDM Services Management Support for the IP-20 Family of Devices
1.2.7 Protected TDM Services 8
1.2.8 Alarm-to-Service Correlation
8
1.2.9 Highest Alarm Severity per Service
9
1.2.10Support for Cascading Interfaces 9
1.2.11Support for TCC-B-MC 10
1.2.12STM-1/OC-3 Protection Groups 10
1.2.13ANSI standard for IP-20 TDM support
10
1.2.14Import of PolyView network topologies to NetMaster
10
1.2.15CLI Script Broadcast
10
1.2.16System Manager Enhancements 11
2. Installation Notes.............................................................................................12
3. Resolved Issues...............................................................................................13
4. Open issues (deferred to future versions).....................................................15
5. Known Issues...................................................................................................19
6. Minimum Hardware Requirements.................................................................25
7. Supported Operating Systems........................................................................25
8. Supported Network Elements.........................................................................26
8.1.1 FibeAir IP-10
26
8.1.2 FibeAir IP-10G 26
8.1.3 FibeAir IP-10E 26
8.1.4 FibeAir IP-10Q 27
8.1.5 FibeAir IP-10C 27
8.1.6 FibeAir IP-20N 27
8.1.7 FibeAir IP-20A 27
8.1.8 FibeAir IP-20LH 27
8.1.9 Evolution IP-20LH
8.1.10FibeAir IP-20G 28
8.1.11FibeAir IP-20C 28
8.1.12FibeAir IP-20S 28
8.1.13FibeAir IP-20E 28
8.1.14FibeAir 1500R
28
8.1.15FibeAir 1500P
29
8.1.16FibeAir 3200T
29
8.1.17Evolution METRO
8.1.18Evolution XPAND 29
27
29
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NetMaster
8.1.19Evolution EDGE 29
8.1.20Evolution XPAND IP
29
8.1.21FibeAir 2000/2500/4800 family
8.1.22FibeAir 70T
30
8.1.23FibeAir 70F
30
Release Notes
29
9. Network Element Support Overview...............................................................31

9.1
NE support table (part 1) 31
9.2
NE support table (part 2) 34
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NetMaster
1.
Release Notes
New Features
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NetMaster
Release Notes
New Supported Network Elements
1.1
NetMaster R14A01 and R14A02 add support for the following new
devices:
FibeAir IP-20G
FibeAir IP-20A
FibeAir IP-20E
FibeAir IP-20S
FibeAir IP-20LH
Evolution IP-20LH
Note:
In case the devices above are already managed

using open SNMP, they must be deleted from the
map and also deleted from the unmanaged
elements list in order to manage them back not
using open SNMP.
NetMaster R14A01 and R14A02 add support for the following

software versions:
FibeAir IP-20N T7.7, T7.7.5, and T7.9.
FibeAir IP-20G T7.7, T7.7.5, T7.7.7, and T7.9.
FibeAir IP-20C C7.7, C7.7.5, and C7.9.
FibeAir 70F 5.0.4 and 5.1.
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NetMaster
Release Notes
New and Enhanced Features
1.2
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NetMaster
Release Notes
Ethernet Services Management Support for the IP-20 Family of

Devices
1.2.1
From R14A02, NetMaster offers Ethernet services configuration

and management also for the IP-20 family of devices. This
includes:
E-LAN and E-Line services creation
E-LAN and E-Line services discovery
E-LAN and E-Line services deletion
E-LAN and E-Line services editing
Service monitoring
Service alarms
Feature Notes and Limitations
NetMaster supports Ethernet services management on IP20N/A/LH/G from version T7.7 and above.
NetMaster does not support Ethernet services management on IP20C/S/E.
NetMaster supports Ethernet services management on chain,

ring and tree topologies.
Ethernet services should be managed only via NetMaster. This

includes all creation, deletion, and modification of the services.
If you need to modify any of the advanced service parameters

via the EMS, use the Synchronize command on NetMaster so
that NetMaster can update its database accordingly. Always
allow at least one minute for the Reconcile process to be
completed and for the NetMaster database to be updated.
To ensure that the most up-to-date information is displayed in

the views, use the Refresh command.
For IP-20 devices, ensure that the Admin State of the card is
set to Up:
On the chassis configuration.
On the Interface Manager.
If any configuration is carried out by the EMS, care should be

taken to:
Always set an SNP service point on NNI ports and an SAP
service point on UNI ports.
For each logical port associated with a specific service,
there should never be more than a single service point.
The same service Id should be chosen on each fragment of
the service (device) and the value must be unique within
the flow domain.
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NetMaster
Release Notes
The Transport VLAN ID should be unique per service within
the Flow Domain; that is, no two services should use the
same transport VLAN ID.
The Service Type P2P should be avoided.
The Q-in-Q Service Classification should be avoided, except
for management service UNI Service Points, which may use
this classification.
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NetMaster
Release Notes
LLDP for IP-20 Network Elements
1.2.2
From R14A02, NetMaster supports LLDP for IP-20N/G/A/LH network

elements. This enables NetMaster to support Ethernet topological
links between devices (in addition to radio network links).
Ethernet services can be configured over these links.
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NetMaster
Release Notes
LAG Support for IP-20N/G/LH/A
1.2.3
From R14A02, NetMaster supports LAG groups consisting of either

Ethernet ports only or radio ports only.
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NetMaster
Release Notes
Support for new IP-20G radio configuration
1.2.4
From R14A02, NetMaster supports IP-20G with radio ports in a

protection group and IP-20G with radio ports in an XPIC group.
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NetMaster
Release Notes
Extension of VLAN Range
1.2.5
From R14A02, NetMaster supports VLAN IDs 4091-4094 for IP-20

network elements.
Note:
This new VLAN ID range is supported for IP-20

network elements running software version 7.9
and higher. NetMaster R14A02 does not verify that
the network element is running version 7.9 or
higher when you try to create an Ethernet service
with a VLAN ID in this range. If you try to create an
Ethernet service with a VLAN ID in this range on an
IP-20 network element running an older software
version, the operation will fail and the element will
need to be restored to its default parameters.
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NetMaster
Release Notes
TDM Services Management Support for the IP-20 Family of

Devices
1.2.6
From R14A01, NetMaster offers TDM services configuration and

management also for the IP-20 family of devices. This includes:
TDM services creation
TDM services discovery
TDM services deletion
TDM services editing
Service monitoring
Service alarms
NetMaster supports TDM services management on IP20N/A/LH/G from version T7.7 and above.
NetMaster supports TDM services management on chain, ring,

mesh, and tree topologies. NetMaster does not support TDM
services management on IP-20C/S/E.
TDM services should be managed only via NetMaster. This

includes all creation, deletion, and modification of the services.
Should there be a need to modify any of the advanced service

parameters via the EMS, use the Synchronize command on
NetMaster so that NetMaster can update its database
accordingly. Always allow at least one minute for the Reconcile
process to be completed and for the NetMaster database to be
updated.
To ensure that the most up-to-date information is displayed in

the views, use the Refresh command.
For IP-20 devices, ensure that the Admin State of the card is
set to Up:
On the chassis configuration.
On the Interface Manager.
On the TDM Interface for E1/DS1 (relevant for LIC-T16
cards).
For IP-20 devices, deleting a 1+1 TDM protected service

configured on an STM-1 card will fail unless the STM-1 card is
first disabled. For network elements running version 7.7.5 and
below the database of the network element will be left with
partial configuration.
Before managing TDM services, the Flow Domains should first

be configured to ensure that NetMaster has a complete
topological picture of the network.
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NetMaster
Release Notes
If you must set up services via the EMS:

TDM to TDM cross-connect services on the same device
should be avoided for IP-20 devices.

Trail IDs and VC IDs should be kept unique per TDM service;
that is, no two services should use the same Trail ID or VC
ID.
Avoid using the Front Panel timing option on the IP-20G
device.
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NetMaster
Release Notes
Protected TDM Services
1.2.7
From R14A02, NetMaster supports TDM path protection for both

IP-10 and IP-20 family devices. TDM path protection enables users
to define two separate network paths for a single TDM service.
Several types of path protection are available:
ABR (IP-10) or 1:1 (IP-20) Two separate network paths are

defined for the trail, an active path and a standby path. Each
trail has the same TDM interface end points, but traffic flows to
the destination via different radio interfaces. Bandwidth is
utilized only on the active path, freeing up resources on the
standby path.
Non-ABR (IP-10) or 1+1 (IP-20) Two separate network

paths are defined for the trail, both active. Each trail has the
same TDM interface end points, but traffic flows to the
destination via different radio interfaces. Unlike 1:1 path
protection, traffic flows through both paths simultaneously,
thereby supporting standard SNCP in third party equipment at
the other end of the link.
This type of protection is used for networks in which the
Ceragon network elements are set up as a chain connected to
third party networks at two different sites, where one end-point
is located on a Ceragon device and the other end-point is
located on third-party equipment supporting standard SNCP.
Dual Homing - Used for Ceragon units located at the network

edge in a 1+1 or non-ABR Protection configuration. Since the
node itself is part of the protected or protecting path, the node
itself is essentially unprotected and you do not need to
configure a separate protecting path.
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NetMaster
Release Notes
Alarm-to-Service Correlation
1.2.8
From R14A02, NetMaster provides an Alarm to Service correlation

feature. For each alarm raised on an IP-20, IP-10, or XPAND-IP
device, the user can display a list of all the confirmed end-to-end
services that are affected by the alarm. A single list of all Ethernet
and TDM services is displayed. By selecting an individual service
from the list, the user can navigate to the service perspective to
display the complete details of the service.
No support for IP-10 network elements in pipe mode
No support for IP-10 network elements in 2+2 or 2+0

configuration.
A license is required to use this feature.
After the upgrade to R14A02, you must open the Services List
view, delete all services from database only, and re-confirm
these services so that they will be affected by the active
alarms.
Only new alarms raised on IP-10 after the upgrade will have
correlated services.
Alarms raised on the STM-1/OC-3 card with the higher slot

number in an STM-1/OC-3 protection group are not counted as
being service-affecting.
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NetMaster
Release Notes
Highest Alarm Severity per Service
1.2.9
From R14A02, for each Ethernet and TDM service, the severity of
the most severe alarm currently raised on the service is displayed.
No support for Ethernet services on IP-10 network elements
No support for IP-10 network elements in 2+2 or 2+0

configuration.
A license is required to use this feature.
After the upgrade to R14A02, you must open the Services List
view, delete all services from the database only, and reconfirm these services so that their severity will not be empty.
Only new alarms raised on IP-10 after the upgrade to R14A02

will affect the severity of the TDM services.
TDM services list view scoped on a network element is not

updated automatically with alarm severity changes.
Alarms raised on the STM-1/OC-3 card with the higher slot

number in an STM-1/OC-3 protection group are not counted as
being service-affecting.
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NetMaster
Release Notes
Support for Cascading Interfaces
1.2.10
From R14A02, certain IP-20 interfaces can be configured to

operate as cascading interfaces. Cascading interfaces can handle
hybrid Ethernet and Native TDM traffic, enabling operators to
create links among multiple IP-20 units in a node for multidirectional applications based on hybrid Ethernet and Native TDM
services. NetMaster supports cascading interfaces and services
that pass through cascading interfaces.
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NetMaster
Release Notes
Support for TCC-B-MC
1.2.11
From R14A02, NetMaster supports FibeAir IP-20N, IP-20A, and IP20LH devices using TCC-B-MC cards, including Ethernet and TDM
services running on such devices.
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NetMaster
Release Notes
STM-1/OC-3 Protection Groups
1.2.12
From R14A02, NetMaster supports the use of STM-1/OC-3

protection groups as TDM service endpoints for IP-20 devices.
Provisioning of TDM services on STM-1/OC-3 protection groups is
supported for IP-20 device version 7.9 and above.
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NetMaster
Release Notes
ANSI standard for IP-20 TDM support
1.2.13
From R14A02, NetMaster supports TDM interfaces and services

operating according to ANSI (FCC) standards (DS1 and OC-3) on
IP-20 family devices.
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NetMaster
Release Notes
Import of PolyView network topologies to NetMaster
1.2.14
From R14A02, users can import discovered elements and

subnetworks from PolyView into NetMaster as managed elements
in administrative domains. This eliminates the need to enter all
the IP addresses again and create the domain hierarchy manually.
Note:
NetMaster supports only IPv4 addresses. Import

will not succeed if the network elements in
PolyView only have IPv6 addresses.
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NetMaster
Release Notes
CLI Script Broadcast
1.2.15
From R14A02, NetMaster provides a convenient CLI Script

Broadcast function that enables commands contained in script
files to be issued to a user-selected list of IP-10 and IP-20 network
elements.
NetMaster imports the text file containing the CLI script. A telnet
session is established with each of the devices one at a time,
sequentially, and in the order defined by the user. Each command
in the script is issued over the telnet session. Commands are
issued serially and only after the previous command has been
completed.
The output appears on screen and can also be saved to a file.
Feature Limitations
No support for scripts executed with root user.
No support for commands that generate a very long output,

such as showing the events log.
No support for Unix commands.
The script file must be no larger than 100KB.
The script output must be no larger than 10MB.
User password changes are not supported.
Feature Notes
This feature can only be used with IP-10 and IP-20 network
elements.
It is recommended to add the command cli_debug no-less in

the beginning of the script to instruct the device not to wait for
the user input to display the next page of the output.
It is not recommended to run a script for the first time using

NetMaster. Instead, the commands should first be validated
manually.
It is not recommended to run both configuration and

monitoring commands in the same script. This is to avoid a
situation in which the execution terminates in the middle as a
result of the output size.
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NetMaster
Release Notes
System Manager Enhancements
1.2.16
R14A02 introduces the following enhancements to the NetMaster

System Manager:
License Administration Update Wizard A license has a

limited number of capabilities:
Scheduled Reports Number of Network Elements
Northbound SNMP Number of Network Elements
Network elements that are managed after all the licensed
capabilities have been consumed do not have the capability,
even after a new license with a higher number of capabilities is
imported. The License Administration Update Wizard enables
users to update these already-managed network elements so
as to provide capabilities according to the new license.
Database Optimization Used to reduce the space occupied

in the database by table indexes.
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NetMaster
2.
Release Notes
Installation Notes
The following are special notes for upgrading to NetMaster
R14A02:0
0 All NetMaster services must be stopped before installing the
new version.
This includes the NetMaster Server, the NetMaster System
Manager, and the NetMaster SNMP Agent.
In rare cases in which you do not manage to stop one of these
services, you must reboot the machine and then verify these
services are stopped.
0 If you are using a Solaris server, you must first install Java 7.
Go to the following web page and download version 1.7.0_45:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/
After the JRE is installed, perform the following steps:0
Open a command prompt (cmd).
Verify that the installed JRE is in PATH by typing java
version
If the java command is not recognized, you must add the
bin directory under the JRE installation directory to the
PATH.
If the command is recognized, you will see the version of
the installed JRE, which should be 1.7_0.45.
If the version is not 1.7, do the following (assuming you
have version 1.7.0.45):
cd /usr
rm java
ln -s /usr/jre/jre1.7.0_45 java
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NetMaster
3.
Release Notes
Resolved Issues
The following table includes issues that have been resolved in
version R14A02. For issues resolved in previous versions, refer to
the Release Notes (formerly known as Customer Support
Information, CSI) for the specific version.
Class
ID
Description
Database
86442
With NetMaster installed on one server and the System Manager

on the Database Server, the Backup DB operation fails.
113262 Database size issue caused by SW Download jobs that were not
cleaned up properly.
Inventory View
106826 The HW/SW Inventory View is not displayed when the button in the
Geographical Tree menu is pressed.
SNMP
110629 The System Manager/NetMaster Server/SNMP Trap Port Number

is ignored and the port assigned for receiving traps is always 162.
System Manager
97060
System manager does not send a mail notification when the server
is down.
112394 Resetting the root password fails and generates an error.

Alarms
111457 Acknowledged alarms become unacknowledged if a new alarm

template is assigned to the device with different values associated
with the acknowledged alarm.
111469 If an alarm is customized, a new alarm entry will be added to the
Historical Alarm view as though a new alarm has been received.
The current alarm view is updated correctly.
112253 Historical Alarms - There are alarm duplications.
112190 Customizing the Alarm Color does not affect the Alarm Summary
view.
112153 Acknowledgement of a filtered alarms list will cause all alarms from
the view to be acknowledged.
112150 Duplicated alarms appear in the Historical Alarm List after deleting
a device and then re-manage of the device is performed
112114 Following Lost Contact to device and subsequent restoration of
contact with the device, there are lost events in the Historical Alarm
list.
112102 IP-20G: Under Voltage alarm is mapped on the equipment
Device Management
111260 It is not possible to cause an unmanaged device to be managed by

dragging and dropping the device.
License
111143 If the NetMaster license expires when the client has 3 scoped map
views (on 3 domains) open, the client may get stuck instead of
providing the license expired notification.
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NetMaster
Release Notes
Class
ID
Description
Daylight savings
111603 The first change of the daylight savings setting for IP-20 does not
take effect.
General Service Management
82847
TDM Trails
113944 It is not possible to configure IP-10 ABR trails in an IP-10 2+0

chain.
Communication Failure during Provisioning of a Service may lead

to partially configured services on the device.
113086 For IP-20: TDM services are only managed for release 7.7 and
later.
Scheduled Reports
115487 Performance Scheduled Reports do not display anything.
Client
113120 NMS Client is very slow or blocked when there are 2300 domains.
113921 An error occurs when opening Administration/group/users view
when the client has an unexpected organization of the Domains.
PM
111779 Collection control adding new elements to a newly created

template is not saved.
59780
Collection Control - Not possible to assign NEs when view is

grouped on template type
Audit Log
112463 The entries of the Audit Log are not sorted by time.
HTTP Communication
112212 HTTP Communication with Device Wrong NMS handling of HTTP

Logon failure with the device.
SW Download
112156 Status is disappearing from the view when a restart command is

issued.
Connection Template
112152 FA-70F: Connection Template Assigned devices not displayed.

Connection Template Assignment View not opened.
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NetMaster
4.
Release Notes
Open issues (deferred to future

versions)
Class
ID
Description
Installation
123373
On rare occasions, the NetMaster Restart the server.

Server fails to start.
Alarms
115064
IP-20 Devices:
Some alarms raised on a specific
service have a wrong ifIndex and
are considered by the NMS to be
service affecting for all services
(TDM/Ethernet) that are passing
through the device. These alarms
cannot be blocked.
115718
Comment / Workaround
Will be fixed in the next device

release.
124161
IP-20E: Alarms on the radio port of Will be fixed in the next NetMaster
the IP-20E are mapped by
release.
NetMaster to the unit instead of on
the Radio port.
123097
Alarms on radios that were

removed from an MC-ABC group
are still considered as affecting
the services on the MC-ABC
group.
124131
Alarms on an STM-1/OC3 card of Will be fixed in next NMs release.

IP-20N/A in STM-1/OC3 protection
with another STM-1/OC3 card are
not always considered by
NetMaster to be service affecting.
Only the alarms on the channels
of one of the two cards are taken
into account.
Topology Import
122097
With a Solaris Server having an

external Oracle database:
Topology import of several
thousand domains fails.
Services
123312
IP-10: Operational State of the

services (TDM/Ethernet) remains
Enabled even when the traffic
cable is unplugged.
Ethernet Services
94439
When managing IP-10 devices the

Flow Domain Navigator is not
updated with changes to the
device protection configuration.
Alarms/Services
Delete the service from the

NetMaster database and discover
and confirm the service again.
Split the topology into several files.
Following changes to a devices

protection configuration, delete the
device from NetMaster and then
Discover and Manage the device
again.
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NetMaster
Class
Release Notes
ID
Description
110382
When creating an Ethernet

service, there are rare occasions
in which a loss of connection with
the server error occurs.
Continue or repeat the Ethernet

service creation procedure. On very
rare occasions, the client loses the
connection to the server for very
short periods, but it will eventually
recover the connection.
84637
For Ethernet services on XPAND- Reconcile the device.

IP devices, on extremely rare
occasions the operational state
shown in the Ethernet Service
view and Ethernet Service Ports
view are different.
110614
The Flow Domain port marking

(UNI / NNI) for ports of IP-10
devices is sometimes wrong when
the Flow Domain is divided into
two due to the removal of a
topological link.
125673
For IP-10 and XPAND IP,

reapplying an S-VLAN fragment
with a UNI port always sets the
port type to Provider Network
even if it was Customer Network
Dont use Reapply functionality to

fix the service.
Use the EMS instead for this
purpose.
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NetMaster
Release Notes
Class
ID
Description
TDM Services
106957
Create TDM Service view may

disappear when the timing mode
is changed.
The View is restored once the

selection is made.
Create Ethernet Service view may

disappear when classification is
chosen.
109848
If the network is configured with

mixed C-Vlan and S-Vlan links,
the TDM creation wizard may
return an error of Path not Found
which may not provide a clear
enough indication of where the
problem actually lies.
Ensure that a devices NNI links are

all of a single type C-Vlan or SVlan.
123663
IP-10: Alarm severity column of a

service becomes blank if the
service Edit is invoked and then
cancelled without making any
changes.
Delete the service from the

NetMaster database and then
discover and manage the service
again.
123851
XPAND-IP: TDM service created Do not use the first channel of the
on the first channel VC12-1 of the STM-1 card.
XPAND-IP STM-1 card becomes
misconfigured when the next TDM
service is created on the same
STM-1 card.
125530
TDM services view scoped on a

network element is not updated
with alarm severity changes.
Refresh the view.
83867
Sometimes links in geographical

and logical maps are not colored
according to their most sever
alarm
Refresh the map manually
83931
On rare occasions, an error

occurs when opening the logical
map view.
Re-open the view.
IP-10 Devices
96416
Software download to IP-10

devices with a shelf configuration
having slots in 1+1 HSB may
sometimes fail
Perform the Software Download

action again.
Client
90485
If an action is performed on a view Close the client and re-open it.

and then you move quickly to
another view, before the action
completes the client sometimes
gets stuck.
Geographical View
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NetMaster
Class
Release Notes
ID
Description
110607
Sometimes when the client is

opened and closed many times, it
fails to open.
95029
IP-10 shelf with first 2 slots in HSB

is not properly managed when the
first slot is powered down and the
second slot takes over.
91535
XPAND IP device with GIC

redundancy does not color the
main GIC purple indicating loss
of connection when the main GIC
fails and the standby GIC takes
over. Alarms are also removed at
loss of connection.
Solaris
96967
With NetMaster installed on a

The user should be deleted.
Solaris platform and using an
Oracle Database, if a new user is
created errors occur, and then if a
windows client logs in with the
new users credentials errors
occur again.
Performance Management
123836
The Time Slider in the Historical

PM View does not work.
120994
FA2000 Ethernet Utilization PM

counters are not collected.
123833
For IP-10/IP-20/FA-1500R/FARead the IP-Address of the

1500P devices, when forwarding NetMaster server from the packet
traps to the HLM, NetMaster
IP layer.
places the device IP address in
the trap agent-addr field instead of
the IP-Address of the NetMaster
server.
123848
FA-70T devices: When NetMaster

polls the device to read alarms
and then forwards the alarms in a
trap to the HLM, the device IP
address is indicated as the source
of the trap instead of the
NetMaster IP address.
111363
When defining a software

Re-Open the client.
download, on very rare occasions
the File Selection window does
not open.
NEs specific problems
NBI / HLM
SW Download
Page 62 of 136
NetMaster
5.
Release Notes
Known Issues
Class
ID
Description
Performance
72393
Performance Reports - Filters may be

created with the same name there is no
validation on the name of the filter.
Ensure that the names of the filters are

unique.
84967
For an IP-10 with LAG configuration the

Current Performance Ethernet Statistics are
not displayed as the NMS takes them from
the counters of the individual ports rather
than the LAG port.
111408 It is not possible to zoom in and zoom out of

123648 the Historical Performance graphs.
Oracle
97098
Solaris
85735
The Oracle Database is destroyed if a

1.
backup database is restored to an erroneous 2.
path and then the server is started up.
3.
Set another schema active.
4.
Correct the path to Oracle.
5.
Start the restore again.
6.
You now have the restore backed up.
When trying to connect a System Manager

running on Windows to the Solaris System
Manager, by configuring a backup task the
database path is not retrieved automatically.
Initialize this schema.

Remove the old schema.
Add the database path manually.
123268 If the server is installed on a Solaris platform,

it is not possible to open a client on the
Solaris platform.
124745 NetMaster upgrade is not supported
Uninstall the previous build and install the

new one
Client
121819 On rare occasions, the client gets stuck after Close the client and re-open it.
performing login.
Geographical View
110413 Links that have a changed operational state,

such as a link that has been disconnected,
are not represented in NetMaster as being
suspect even after polling.
111021 If the client is left untouched for more than 60 The client should be re-opened.
minutes, and then a device is selected on the
geographical map, the right click menu
sometimes only shows a single option
Delete.
Page 64 of 136
NetMaster
Class
ID
Release Notes
Description
113969 IP-20N/A: NetMaster does not show changes Refresh the view.
in slot configuration correctly. Sometimes the
same slot is shown as being occupied by two
different card types.
121812 On rare occasions, the dropdown menu
opened on an IP-10 device presents only a
subset of the options.
122899 An error sometimes appears when the
Geographical map is saved following many
changes and re-arrangements of the position
of the devices in the map.
Services
107338 For EVC/TDM services, changes in the

121021 administration or operational state of a
service are detected by NetMaster only
following a manual reconcile of the device.
Use the manual reconcile to ensure that

the operational state of the service is
updated.
110439 Creation of a Flow Domain may fail if

configuration changes have been made on
devices - changing the port classifications or
service point types without performing a
Manual Reconcile from NetMaster.
122424 IP-10: Re-manage of an unmanaged device Refresh the view.
the re-managed device does not appear in
the service view.
Ethernet Services
82415
Ethernet Service Path View displaying an IP10G with a number of slots in HSB and
having a number of ports connected between
the slots, displays the port Identities unclearly
labels are written one on top of the other.
93966
In Ethernet Topology view the radio link is

sometimes displayed as an Ethernet link.
102757 Deleting Ethernet services with more than

100 VLANs attached (Bundle -C) takes a
long time.
Bundle-C groups should be limited to 100

VLANs in a bundle.
104930 Selections in Ethernet Topology view are not

shown in Flow Domain Navigator.
104590 Ethernet Service View Filter matches the
union of two words but not its intersection.
This makes it difficult to search for a single
VLAN Id.
Geographical View
110413 Links that have a changed operational state,

(for example, a link that has been
disconnected) are not represented in
NetMaster as being suspect even after
polling.
Page 66 of 136
NetMaster
Class
ID
Release Notes
Description
111021 If the client is left untouched for more than 60 The client should be re-opened.
minutes, and then a device is selected on the
geographical map, the right click menu
sometimes only shows a single option
Delete.
Ethernet Services
110440 For a device that is already included in an SVlan Flow Domain, if a device port
configuration is changed via the Web EMS,
changing it from S-Vlan to C-Vlan, NetMaster
wrongly tries to configure this port when
creating new services. Since this operation
will fail, a partial configuration is left on the
device.
110660 Following an upgrade of NetMaster from
Release 13B00 or 13C00 to Release 14A01,
it is necessary to delete and re-create Flow
Domains of XPAND IP. If this is not done,
creation of EVC services will fail.
The FA-70F Management IP address of
107928 For FA-70F devices, radio links will not
always be discovered even though the LLDP the device must be kept the same as the
protocol is invoked.
IP address used by the low layer LLDP
protocol.
TDM Services
107298 Deletion of a TDM service configured with a

Front Panel Timing Mode on an IP-20G
device fails.
This timing mode has no meaning on the

IP-20G device, since there is no front
panel clock connector for its E1/DS1 ports.
Therefore, it should not be configured on
the device.
107107 Loss of communication with a device during

deletion of a TDM service leaves the
Operational state as Deleting.
Delete the service again.
120472 TDM Services Rename (Protected /

Unprotected): the service fragments are
renamed over a period of seconds such that
for some time various fragments have
different names.
Wait until all fragments have been

renamed.
113920 NetMaster does not successfully delete a

Protected TDM Service on a STM-1 card
1+1 Protection but not dual ended.
Disable the STM-1 card via the Web EMS

and then delete the service.
119068 When editing a TDM service, the

Include/Exclude points are not remembered.
Add the Include/Exclude points again in

the Edit wizard.
119251 IP-10 / IP-20: The path calculation algorithm

119395 does not always provide the optimum paths
121311 for the protected service.
122136
Use the Include and Exclude points to

obtain the desired main and backup paths.
121489 IP-10: It is not possible to create a TDM

service over a 2+2 link.
Page 68 of 136
NetMaster
Class
ID
Release Notes
Description
122028 The properties displayed for a link in the

service path view sometimes does not
display the A-End and Z-End information.
122852 XPAND-IP: Edit of service, the endpoints are Re-Open the wizard.
sometimes missing in the Edit Wizard.
SW Download
122863 XPAND-IP: Addition and removal of cards.

The TDM port model is not updated when
TDM cards are added or removed, even if a
reconcile action is performed.
Remove the service from the NMS

Database OR Un-manage and Manage
again the device.
87342
Retry the Software Download job.
IP 20C - The new job created in Software

Download Job sometimes fails.
110402 Following software download on IP-10 and

XPAND-IP devices, the Software Inventory is
not updated with the downloaded version
until a Reconcile (either manual or polling) is
performed.
Connection
Template
95992
When an EMS password has been set with a The $ symbol must be escaped \\$ in the
$ in the password and the Connection
input line.
Templates has also been configured with the
same containing the character $, the web
EMS cannot been activated from the NMS.
72214
New default connection template is not

assigned to devices by default.
121998 IP-10 devices: Connection Template settings Settings are written to the device upon
are not written down to the device upon 20- manual reconcile or 24 hour polling.
minute polling.
Reports
87874
'NE type overview report' generates a Java

error message.
109736 The Alarm Frequency report list grouped by

NE and Alarm Frequency may open slowly
and may fail completely if there are millions
of historical alarms in the system.
Reduce the number of days that historical

alarms are kept in the NetMaster
database.
121402 ECI BG-30 Device: Export of a SW

scheduled report for this device the
memory bank field is left blank in the
exported file.
System Manager
110913 Two simultaneous sessions result in an error.

111320 After installation of NetMaster, the System
Manager sometimes does not start up
directly from the Setup Wizard but must be
started manually.
110906 The System Manager does not open on
Mozilla browsers.
Page 70 of 136
NetMaster
Release Notes
Class
ID
Description
Alarms
105017 For IP-10 devices, changes concerning

customization and blocking of alarms do not
take effect at polling time on existing alarms.
Perform a Manual Reconcile in order for
the changes to take effect.
111506 When managing XPAND-IP devices, the

The alarm is raised or cleared upon polling
raised/cleared alarms are not always
of the device.
immediately displayed in NetMaster although
the trap is received.
121545 IP-10G: It takes 90 seconds for alarms that
have been blocked to be removed from the
Active Alarms view.
121546 IP-10G: Alarms that have been unblocked
do not re-appear in the Active Alarms view.
123238 XPAND-IP: If multiple traps are raised by the The alarms will be displayed following a
XPAND-IP in a short time period, none of the polling or the manual reconcile.
alarms are displayed in NetMaster.
Historical Alarms
111336 For the FA-70F Reference Clock Change

event, some of the quality level values are
displayed with the value ql_eec1 instead of
the correct value.
111465 For the events: SW Download Status and
The Probable Cause Qualifier displays the
SW Installation Status, NetMaster does not full text received from the device.
display the additional text as part of the
Alarm text.
Alarm Notifications
111527 Edit Alarm Notification does not allow to

change the user
Recreate the alarm notification
Configuration
Backup
100255 If the configuration backup file file

description is edited, it disappears from the
list.
Refresh the view.
SNMP
96650
Reconfigure the user name and the

password of the SNMP agent.
SW Activation
111139 Once a software activation command is given

to a device, NetMaster wrongly allows
several actions such as reconcile and reset
of the device which can cause problems for
the device.
Topology Importer
113119 The PolyTopo Importer tool does not work if

the Geographical / Logical domain is
renamed.
Leave the Geographical / Logical Domain

names unchanged. Add sub-domains
within these domains and name these subdomains freely.
123052 Errors appear in clients that are open while

the PolyTopo Importer is running.
Run the PolyTopo importer when the

clients are closed.
SNMP Agent Service is not configured after

upgrade due to the login info properties file
being deleted.
Page 72 of 136
NetMaster
Release Notes
Class
ID
Description
NMS Upgrade
118691 Following an upgrade, the open perspectives The client is aborted during the upgrade
in the client will be closed instead of being re- process and any changes are not saved.
opened.
Close the client before performing the
NetMaster upgrade. The open
perspectives will be restored following the
upgrade.
124404 After an upgrade from R13C01, column
Operational State is missing from the
services view.
3200T Devices
117630 Reconcile succeeds even if the device is in

Lost Contact and cannot be reached.
CLI Script
122814 Script execution gets stuck if the output from

the device exceeds one page of information,
Connection
Template
124119 Filtering elements associated with a

Connection Template shows a list which may
include some incorrect devices.
Add the column back by customizing the

displayed fields.
Add to the script file, as the first command,

cli_debug no-less.
Users administration 124939 If you change user permissions related to a The user must re-open the client and respecific view, the change does not take effect open the affected view.
if the view is opened in a users client.
Page 74 of 136
NetMaster
6.
Release Notes
Minimum Hardware
Requirements
Component
Windows requirements
Solaris requirements
Hardware type
Any type
T2/T3/T4
Processor
Core 2, 2.0 GHz
Oracle (Sun) SPARC
Memory (RAM)
8 GB
8 GB
Available drive space
120 GB
73 GB x 2
Operating system
Windows server 2008 R2 64 bit

Standard Edition English
Solaris 10
Ethernet ports
Page 76 of 136
NetMaster
7.
Release Notes
Supported Operating Systems
Server Operating System

Windows Server 2008 R2 64 bit
Solaris 10 running on Oracle (Sun) SPARC based machine
Windows Server 2012 64 bit
Client Operating Systems

Windows 7
Note:
The client process should have at least 2GB of RAM

available.
Page 78 of 136
NetMaster
8.
Release Notes
Supported Network Elements
Page 80 of 136
NetMaster
Release Notes
FibeAir IP-10
Marketing
Version
Software Version
I6.3
2.9.6
I6.3.1
2.9.9
I6.3.2
2.9.26
8.1.1
Remarks
Page 82 of 136
NetMaster
Release Notes
FibeAir IP-10G
Marketing
Version
Software Version
I6.6ga
6.6.0.0.2.53
I6.6.1
6.6.1.0.0.60
I6.6.2
6.6.2.0.0.22
I6.7
6.7.0.0.0.93
I6.8
6.8.0.0.0.58
I6.9
6.9.0.1.0.43
I7.0
7.0.0.0.0.15
Support added in R13B.
I7.1
7.1.0.0.0.21
Support added in R13C01.
I7.1.3
7.1.3.0.0.4
Support added in R14A02
8.1.2
Remarks
Page 84 of 136
NetMaster
Release Notes
FibeAir IP-10E
Marketing
Version
Software Version
Remarks
I6.7
6.7.0.0.0.93
Same software version as IP-10G
I6.8
6.8.0.0.0.58
I6.9
6.9.0.1.0.43
I7.0
7.0.0.0.0.15
Same software version as IP-10G.
I7.1
7.1.0.0.0.21
I7.1.3
7.1.3.0.0.4
8.1.3
Page 86 of 136
NetMaster
Release Notes
FibeAir IP-10Q
Marketing
Version
Software Version
Remarks
Q6.9
6Q.9.0.1.0.47
Same software version for both IP-10Q and IP-10C
8.1.4
Page 88 of 136
NetMaster
Release Notes
FibeAir IP-10C
Marketing
Version
Software Version
Remarks
C6.9
6Q.9.0.1.0.47
Same software version for both IP-10Q and IP-10C
8.1.5
Page 90 of 136
NetMaster
Release Notes
FibeAir IP-20N
Marketing
Version
Software Version
Remarks
T7.0
7.0.0.0.0.76
T7.2
T7.2.0.0.0.30
T7.5
T7.5.0.0.0.28
T7.7
T7.7.0.0.0.42
T7.7.5
T.7.7.5
T7.9
T7.9.0.0.0.320
8.1.6
Page 92 of 136
NetMaster
Release Notes
FibeAir IP-20A
Marketing
Version
Software Version
Remarks
T7.9
T7.9.0.0.0.320
8.1.7
Page 94 of 136
NetMaster
Release Notes
FibeAir IP-20LH
Marketing
Version
Software Version
Remarks
T7.9
T7.9.0.0.0.320
8.1.8
Page 96 of 136
NetMaster
Release Notes
Evolution IP-20LH
Marketing
Version
Software Version
Remarks
T7.9
T7.9.0.0.0.320
8.1.9
Page 98 of 136
NetMaster
Release Notes
FibeAir IP-20G
Marketing
Version
Software Version
Remarks
T7.7
T7.7.0.0.0.27
Support added in R14A00.
T7.7.5
T.7.7.5
T7.7.7
T7.7.7.0.0.9
T7.9
T7.9.0.0.0.300
8.1.10
Page 100 of 136
NetMaster
Release Notes
FibeAir IP-20C
Marketing
Version
Software Version
Remarks
C7.0
C7.0.0.0.150
C7.5
C7.5.0.0.0.138
C7.7
C7.7.0.0.0.128
C7.7.5
C7.7.5.0.0.68
C7.9
C7.9.0.0.0.182
8.1.11
Page 102 of 136
NetMaster
Release Notes
FibeAir IP-20S
Marketing
Version
Software Version
Remarks
C7.9
C7.9.0.0.0.182
8.1.12
Page 104 of 136
NetMaster
Release Notes
FibeAir IP-20E
Marketing
Version
Software Version
Remarks
C7.7.5
C7.7.5.0.0.68
C7.9
C7.9.0.0.0.182
8.1.13
Page 106 of 136
NetMaster
Release Notes
FibeAir 1500R
Marketing
Version
Software Version
S6.0
SFD_6.00c3.sfd
S6.5
SFD_6.50e2.sfd
S6.6
SFD_6.60c3.sfd
8.1.14
Remarks
Page 108 of 136
NetMaster
Release Notes
FibeAir 1500P
Product
Marketing
Version
Software Version
1500P (I5, S5, G5)
4.95
4.95s19
1500P (I5, S5, S5 Quad G5) 5.10
8.1.15
Remarks
5.10n1
Page 110 of 136
NetMaster
Release Notes
FibeAir 3200T
Marketing
Version
Software Version
T5.0
SFD_5.00a71a
8.1.16
Remarks
Page 112 of 136
NetMaster
Release Notes
Evolution METRO
Marketing Version
8.1.17
Remarks
3A to 10B02, SNMP version 2
Page 114 of 136
NetMaster
Release Notes
Evolution XPAND
Marketing Version
8.1.18
Remarks
3A to 10B02, SNMP version 2
Page 116 of 136
NetMaster
Release Notes
Evolution EDGE
Marketing Version
8.1.19
Remarks
1A00-3A01, SNMP version 2
Page 118 of 136
NetMaster
Release Notes
Evolution XPAND IP
Marketing Version
Remarks
R1A00-R6C00 (R3A00 withdrawn), SNMP

v2c
Support added for R6A00 in NetMaster R13B.
8.1.20
Page 120 of 136
NetMaster
Release Notes
FibeAir 2000/2500/4800 family

Product
Marketing
Version
Software Version
Remarks
FA2000
2.7.20
2.7.20_b2923_Jun 12 2012
FA2500
3.3.10
3.3.10_b3338_Jun 18
FA4800
1.9.50
1.9.50_b3805_Apr,10 2011
8.1.21
Page 122 of 136
NetMaster
Release Notes
FibeAir 70T
Marketing
Version
Software Version
Remarks
3.0.0
3.0.0.6343
Support was added in R13B
8.1.22
Page 124 of 136
NetMaster
Release Notes
FibeAir 70F
Marketing
Version
Software Version
Remarks
3.1.1
3.1.1.8222
Support added in R13C00
4.1.1
4.1.0.8895
Support added in R13C00
5.0.4
5.0.4
5.1
5.1
8.1.23
Page 126 of 136
NetMaster
9.
Release Notes
Network Element Support Overview
Page 127 of 136
NetMaster
Release Notes
NE support table (part 1)

NE Specific
Supported Features
9.1
Evoluti FibeA FibeA FibeA FibeAi FibeAir

Evoluti FibeAi FibeAir FibeA Fibe Fibe FibeA
on
ir IPir
ir
r
IPon IPr
IPir
Air
Air
ir
Series
10 70T/F 1500 1500P 20N/A/LH 20LH
IP20C/S/E 2000 2500 4800 3200
R
20G
T
Protocols used by
NetMaster
SNMP, v1
SNMP, v2c
HTTP
FTP
x
x
x
x
Q1
NE topology
Automatic discovery of
links
x
6
x6
x (70F
only)
Traps
Polling
Fault
Active alarms
Events, (non-clearable
alarms)
Page 128 of 136
NetMaster
NE Specific
Supported Features
Manual reconciliation
Release Notes

on
ir IPir
ir
r
IPon IPr
IPir
Air
Air
ir
Series
10 70T/F 1500 1500P 20N/A/LH 20LH
IP20C/S/E 2000 2500 4800 3200
R
20G
T
Alarm to Service
Correlation
Performance
G.821 (SES, ES, UAT,
DM)
G.826 (SES, ES, UAS,
BBE)
Received Power Level

(RPL)
Transmitted Power
Level (TPL)
CPE statistics
Analog measurements
Reset counters
Ethernet utilization
x9
ACM statistics
x
x
Configuration
Page 129 of 136
NetMaster
NE Specific
Supported Features
Release Notes

on
ir IPir
ir
r
IPon IPr
IPir
Air
Air
ir
Series
10 70T/F 1500 1500P 20N/A/LH 20LH
IP20C/S/E 2000 2500 4800 3200
R
20G
T
HW inventory
SW inventory
Transmission inventory
x8
SW download
SW Activation/Reset
NE configuration file
management
CPE inventory
Clock sync
Launch external
application
Ethernet services
x6
x6
TDM services
x6
x6
Service discovery
x6
x6
Service provisioning
x6
x6
Service alarms
x6
x6
Service editing
x6
x6
Service management
Page 130 of 136
NetMaster
NE Specific
Supported Features
Release Notes

on
ir IPir
ir
r
IPon IPr
IPir
Air
Air
ir
Series
10 70T/F 1500 1500P 20N/A/LH 20LH
IP20C/S/E 2000 2500 4800 3200
R
20G
T
x6
x6
SNMP: R+RW
community names
HTTP: login,
username/password
Service state
monitoring
Security,
Authentication/Authorizati
on
Page 131 of 136
NetMaster
Release Notes
9.2
NE support table (part 2)

NE Specific
Supported Features
Inte Cit Cit NL NL24

ryy- 29
x/
Link Lin Lin x
Celk
k
Link
FE
NL
18
xA1
Co Fle Net- WiLin

mx- Link
kI
pac Lin
/
tk N2N
Lin
k
Sma Sma SmartrtrtConNod Met

nect
e
ro
A/C
BG20
BG30
Smart
-pack
Protocols used by NetMaster

SNMP, v1
SNMP, v2c
HTTP
TFTP
Q1
NE topology
Traps
Polling
Automatic discovery of links

Fault
Active alarms
Events, (non-clearable
alarms)
Page 132 of 136
NetMaster
NE Specific
Supported Features
Release Notes

ryy- 29
x/
Link Lin Lin x
Celk
k
Link
FE
Manual reconciliation
NL
18
xA1
Co Fle Net- WiLin

mx- Link
kI
pac Lin
/
tk N2N
Lin
k

nect
e
ro
A/C
BG20
BG30
Smart
-pack
Performance
G.821 (SES, ES, UAT, DM)
G.826 (SES, ES, UAS, BBE)
Received Power Level (RPL)
Transmitted Power Level

(TPL)
CPE statistics
Analog measurements
Reset counters
x
x
HW inventory
x2
SW inventory
x2
Ethernet Utilization
Configuration
CPE inventory
x3
x5
x
x7
Transmission inventory
SW download
x2
Page 133 of 136
NetMaster
NE Specific
Supported Features
Release Notes

ryy- 29
x/
Link Lin Lin x
Celk
k
Link
FE
SW Activation/Reset
NL
18
xA1
Co Fle Net- WiLin

mx- Link
kI
pac Lin
/
tk N2N
Lin
k

nect
e
ro
A/C
BG20
BG30
Smart
-pack
x2
Clock sync
Launch external application
NE configuration file
management
Security, Authentication/Authorization
SNMP: R+RW community
names
HTTP: login,
username/password
Q1: username/password
x
x
Footnotes applicable to both of the above NE support tables:

1
Older NL18x not supported
On new SU Board only - 2KZ198B
On NetLink-III-AU only
NE clock should be set to GMT/UTC time in order to avoid ambiguous interpretation of time stamps
Page 134 of 136
NetMaster
Only partial inventory
On Evolution Series XPAND IP (SW >= R4C01), on IP-10G/E/C/Q (SW >=6.6) and on IP-10 (SW >=6.3)
Only RX/TX frequency
Release Notes
RX/TX frequency, ATPC, Space diversity for all Evolution Series radios. Bandwidth, Capacity and TDM capacity
supported for XPAND IP and MicroIFU.
9
XPAND IP only.
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In case the devices above are already managed

NetMaster R14A01 and R14A02 add support for the following

FibeAir IP-20N T7.7, T7.7.5, and T7.9.

FibeAir IP-20G T7.7, T7.7.5, T7.7.7, and T7.9.

FibeAir IP-20C C7.7, C7.7.5, and C7.9.

FibeAir 70F 5.0.4 and 5.1.

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New and Enhanced Features

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Ethernet Services Management Support for the IP-20 Family of

From R14A02, NetMaster offers Ethernet services configuration

E-LAN and E-Line services creation

E-LAN and E-Line services discovery

E-LAN and E-Line services deletion

E-LAN and E-Line services editing

Feature Notes and Limitations

NetMaster does not support Ethernet services management on IP20C/S/E.

NetMaster supports Ethernet services management on chain,

Ethernet services should be managed only via NetMaster. This

If you need to modify any of the advanced service parameters

To ensure that the most up-to-date information is displayed in

If any configuration is carried out by the EMS, care should be

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The Transport VLAN ID should be unique per service within

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LLDP for IP-20 Network Elements

From R14A02, NetMaster supports LLDP for IP-20N/G/A/LH network

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LAG Support for IP-20N/G/LH/A

From R14A02, NetMaster supports LAG groups consisting of either

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Support for new IP-20G radio configuration

From R14A02, NetMaster supports IP-20G with radio ports in a

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Extension of VLAN Range

From R14A02, NetMaster supports VLAN IDs 4091-4094 for IP-20

This new VLAN ID range is supported for IP-20

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TDM Services Management Support for the IP-20 Family of

From R14A01, NetMaster offers TDM services configuration and

TDM services creation

TDM services discovery

TDM services deletion

TDM services editing

Feature Notes and Limitations

NetMaster supports TDM services management on chain, ring,

TDM services should be managed only via NetMaster. This

Should there be a need to modify any of the advanced service

To ensure that the most up-to-date information is displayed in

For IP-20 devices, deleting a 1+1 TDM protected service

Before managing TDM services, the Flow Domains should first