XTM Series

Installation & Commissioning

Getting Started with XTM Series

Release R36.0
Rev V2, August 24, 2021
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interference to radio or television communications at your own expense.

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Contents

1 Introduction ......................................................................................................... 4
1.1 Document Revision History .............................................................................................4
2 Installing and Commission an XTM-Series Node............................................... 5
2.1 Step-by-step instruction ..................................................................................................5
3 Communication setup ......................................................................................... 7
3.1 Connection using serial port (only when using CLI) ........................................................7
3.2 Connection using Ethernet (both CLI and ENM GUI) ......................................................9
3.3 Connection using Local Craft ETH port (ENM GUI) ...................................................... 11
3.3.1 Local Craft ETH ............................................................................................................11
3.4 Log-in using CLI ............................................................................................................14
3.5 Log-in using ENM/GUI ..................................................................................................15
3.6 IP-settings ..................................................................................................................... 16
3.6.1 IP-settings at the NE .....................................................................................................16
3.6.2 IP-settings at local PC ...................................................................................................16
3.7 Ethernet connections ....................................................................................................17
4 ENM GUI Overview .......................................................................................... 18
4.1 Showing node information............................................................................................. 18
4.2 Setting a large number of data at the same time .......................................................... 19
4.3 Telnet ............................................................................................................................ 19
4.4 Browser settings ...........................................................................................................19
4.5 Security alert and certificates ........................................................................................ 19
4.6 Logout ........................................................................................................................... 19
5 CLI Description ................................................................................................. 20

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1 INTRODUCTION
This document describes how to connect to the XTM-Series for the first time and which
settings that should be configured in the system.

1.1 Document Revision History

Revision Date Description

B 2007-04-27 Updated with some more information regarding the
cache settings.
C 2007-07-05 Updated with information about TPD10GBE board.
D 2007-09-17 Updated with information about EDU/6PGBE and
TP10GCLX/TC.
E 2007-12-21 Updated with information concerning release 10.0.
F 2008-01-09 Updated with information that constantGainHI setting
cannot be used on OA17C and OA2 17/17C of earlier
release than R2B.
G 2008-06-01 Updated with new boards for 11.0.
H 2008-12-12 Deleted info: ROADM and 4x2G5-MXP10G setup.
Updated with information about new plug-in units for
R12 and Ethernet settings.
I 2009-02-10 New document front
J 2009-06-25 Updated table under 4.2.2 Ethernet settings
K 2011-06-01 Minor editorial updates
L 2012-11-07 Updates for Alarm handling in ENM GUI
L1 2013-08-25 Updated certificate handling
M 2013-11-15 Removed Board wizard, editorial updates
N 2014-04-01 Updated for ENM GUI changes
O 2014-11-18 Additional updates for ENM GUI changes
P 2015-11-25 Minor editorial updates, Infinera GUI
Q 2016-02-18 Minor editorial corrections
Q1 2017-03-07 Added Local Craft ETH port communication setup
Q2 2017-08-27 Updated to reflect changes from Equipment to Subracks
in ENM GUI
R 2017-08-30 Added new console port communication interface
S 2017-12-19 Updated for subrack view and Software control in ENM
GUI
T 2019-06-15 Note added that IPv6 MUST NOT be used in live
networks in release R33.
U 2019-11-13 Updated with IPv6, released in R34.
V 2020-08-13 Updated the password policy, release in R35.0
V1 2021-03-29 Updated to reflect new ENM GUI branding.
V2 2021-08-23 Clarification regarding default password.

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2 INSTALLING AND COMMISSION AN XTM-SERIES NODE

2.1 Step-by-step instruction

Step 1 Refer to the Technical Descriptions volume of the System Manual, for the boards that you
intend to install. Check if special attention must be considered for the board. For
information how to set up the board refer to the Installation & Commissioning volume of the
System Manual.

Step 2 Mount the subrack and power it up. Refer to the Installation Guides within the Installation &
Commissioning volume of the System manual for information and safety precautions.

Step 3 Connect all patch cords and other fibres, refer to the site plan.

If an MDU40-ODD or MDU40-EVEN unit should be installed, it is important to first

set-up the board in the Embeded Node Manager (ENM) GUI and then insert the
fibres. The reason is to avoid that any old attenuation value in the MDU40 board is
used until the board is configured correctly.

Step 4 Connect serial or Ethernet port to a PC (cross-over in case of a TM-101/-102, otherwise

the cable can be cross-over or straight). Refer to section 3 Communication setup.

Step 5 Login to the system, using a web-browser, telnet or serial port, ip-address: 192.168.1.10,
netmask: 255.255.255.0, Refer to section 3 Communication setup.

Step 6 If more than one subrack is used in the node this should be configured first, refer to the
Configuration Guide within Installation & Commissioning volume.

Use the Getting Started wizard in the ENM to configure the basic settings (these settings
can also be done without the wizard using CLI). Choose to save and re-start.

Up to and including R19.0.1 it is not possible to use XTM-Series nodes in networks with IP-
address range 10.0.0.0/16 since these are used internally in the nodes. From release
R19.0.2 and onwards a change was introduced that masks the ip-address used internally
to 10.0.0.0 – 10.0.15.X. The address range 10.0. 16.X and upwards can thus be used in
the network without any conflict within the XTM-Series nodes.

Step 7 Login with the new IP-settings.

The IP-settings on the PC to must probably be changed to correspond to the new settings
in the node.

Step 8 Use the ENM GUI to create all boards, all PPP-links and other settings of the boards (most
of the settings are also possible to configure sing CLI).

If you only want to use one of the Optical Supervisory Channels on a CU-SFP, the used
ports MUST be number 1-2 for proper function.

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If you have a TPDDGBE, TPD10GBE-BU or a MS-MXP board that should be set in

repeater mode in a TM-101/-102 subrack you need to delete the board before starting to
configure the board in repeater mode. This is done in the following way:

1. Select General link in left pane.

2. Select Delete board link.
3. Check the TPDDGBE/TPD10GBE-BU/MS-MXP board and press OK button.

The PPP link ID MUST be set to the same value in both ends of a link.

When a TP10GCLX/TC, TP10G/TC-ER or a TRX100090 is used it is very important to set

the expected frequency to the frequency that you want to use. Otherwise the board will not
start up.

An OA17C or OA2 17/17C of earlier release than R2B cannot be set in constantGainHI
mode.

Step 9 If the boards you are using are not fully configured using the wizard, configure these
boards afterwards. Configure the settings by double-clicking on the board in the Equipment
View in the ENM GUI. If using CLI, the configuration is made in different MIBs. Refer to the
installation manuals for Traffic Units and the Generic Configuration Guide within
Installation & Commissioning section of which MIBs that are used for the board type.

Step 10 If a GBE10-EMXP board is used, the management channel might need to be set-up. Refer
to the generic Configuration Guide).

Step 11 Set-up static routes or OSPF configurations if needed refer to Designing DCN Network
plans within the Installation & Commissioning volume.

Step 12 Perform the tests described in the Commissioning Guide within the Installation &
Commissioning volume of the System Manual.

Step 13 Prepare the system for operation as described in the Commissioning Guide.

Step 14 Save the configuration in each node to assure the same settings are used if the equipment
is powered down or up or if the system is rebooted.

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3 COMMUNICATION SETUP

3.1 Connection using serial port (only when using CLI)

The serial port labelled as RS232 is located at each plug-in board. To access the MIB-
shell, connect the serial port to the CU board for a CU-system and to the TU board at a
CU-less system.

Figure 2 RS232 port at CU-less system (TM-

102)

Figure 1 RS232 port at CU-system (TM-3000) Figure 3 RS232 port at TM-MBA/2

Figure 4 RS232 port at FXP400GOTN with cable

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The system can also be connected to the LAN parallel to the serial port communication.
CLI commands must be used to communicate with the node when the serial port is used.

Figure 5 Serial port setup connection

Step 1 Connect the Infinera (Transmode) RS232 serial port adapter to the PC.

Step 2 A) In case of a RJ45 console interface, connect a straight Ethernet cable between the
RS232 adapter and the RS232 port at the CU-system or CU-less system.

B) In case of a 2.5mm audio jack interface, connect the Infinera RJ45 to 2.5mm cable
between the RS232 adapter and the RS232 port at the CU-less system. If this cable is
missing, please contact Infinera support.

Step 3 Open a terminal program, for example Hyperterminal, Putty or Tera Term:

Choose to use a serial port, e.g., “COM1”.

Select the following settings:

Bits per second: 115200
Data bits: 8
Parity: None
Stop bits: 1
Flow Control: None

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3.2 Connection using Ethernet (both CLI and ENM GUI)

The Eth port is labelled as DCN1 and DCN2. DCN1 is located at the LAN-module and
DCN2 is located at CU-board in CU-systems. DCN1 is located at the chassis at CU-less
systems and TM-MBA/2.

Note: Only one of the DCN connections can be used at the same time.

The following ports can be used as Ethernet LAN connections:

TM-3000. TM-3000/II TM-301 TM-102 and TM-101

DCN1 DCN1 DCN1

DCN2 DCN2 -

Figure 6 DCN1 and 2 port at CU-

system (TM-3000)

Figure 7 DCN1 port at CU-less system (TM-102)

Figure 8 DCN1 port at TM-MBA/2

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The system may be connected to the LAN or a direct connection of a NE and the local PC.

Communication is done by CLI or ENM/GUI. Serial port connection can also be an option
(using CLI) but it requires a local setup.

Figure 10 Local Eth port setup connection

Figure 9 LAN Eth port setup connection

Step 1 Connect an Ethernet cable between the PC and NE (via the switch if applicable). Refer to
the installation manual for further information regarding which type of Ethernet cable to
use.

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3.3 Connection using Local Craft ETH port (ENM GUI)

The local craft ETH port is labelled as Craft ETH on a CU-SFP/III.

It is possible to access the node using the local craft ETH access and a PC running DHCP
(Dynamic Host Control Protocol). To connect to the ENM GUI type lc.localnet or just
lc in the address bar of your browser. The hostname lc is resolved by the DNS server on
the CU-SFP/III board. The IP address of the DCN port should also work.

The local craft ETH port runs in 1000Base-T mode (1G Eth) or lower speeds depending on
the auto negotiation.

3.3.1 Local Craft ETH

You need to have the following values from your network plan before you can set up your
node (necessary steps).

IP address (IPv4 or IPv6) example 172.18.2.136/26

Default Gateway (IPv4 or IPv6) example 172.18.0.1
Preferred NTP server (IPv4 or IPv6) example 192.168.021.63
Backup NTP server (IPv4 or IPv6) example 192.168.021.64

These settings on the node can be set with local craft ETH on CU-SFP/III, follow the steps
below:

1. On your PC you need to have DHCP (Dynamic Host Control Protocol) activated (this is
default configuration on a PC).

2. Connect an Ethernet cable to the PC LAN connector.

3. Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable to Local Craft ETH on CU-SFP/III board.

4. Open a web browser and enter lc or lc.localnet on the address bar.

5. Login with user and password (default is root/Infinera67!). (root is the only user
available for the first time log in).

Note: The system prompts the user to change the password after logging in for the first
time with default password.

Password Policy

Starting Release 35.0, the local password policy has been updated with the following
requirements. The password must contain:

• one lower case alphabet [a-z]

• one upper case alphabet [A-Z]

• one number [0-9]

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• one special character [!#'$%()+,-/:;<=>?@^_`{|}~[]'']

Password can consist of any printable ASCII character except for '&' and whitespace.

Note: Password length can be minimum of 8 characters to a maximum of 40 characters.

Only after changing the root password, the root user will be able to enable the Oper,
RADIUS and MMS users for further configurations.

6. Click Getting started in the left side menu. Follow the steps to configure the node. The
most important data to set is the IP-address with prefix, default gateway (IP and Metric)
and the NTP server settings. The rest of the settings can be configured at a later stage.

7. Click Next until you are at the last step (Step 7) and click Finish

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8. Click Save. It is important to save the configuration.

9. Restart the CU (Software control → Select Action Reboot for the CU→ Apply).

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3.4 Log-in using CLI

1. Open a ”terminal
window” .

2. Type in the IP
address.

3. Choose connection
type, eg. telnet.

4. Login as
”root”/<default
password>, press enter

Figure 11 Login via the terminal window

User Default Password Comments

root Infinera67! Administrator user who has all possible

permissions

It is mandatory to change passwords since all XTM-Series systems are delivered with the
same default settings. Refer to the Configuration Guide for how to change passwords.

Open a terminal window; use either serial port or telnet connection.

Log-in as root user (the only user available for the first time log in):
login as: root
Password: Infinera67!

Note: The system prompts the user to mandatorily change the password after logging in for
the first time with default password. To know more about the password policy introduced in
R35.0, refer to Password Policy.

Enter the mibsh:

Node1::$ mibsh

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3.5 Log-in using ENM/GUI

Figure 12 Login via a web browser.

The login procedure using a web browser:

Open a web browser, type the NE IP address in the address window and press enter.

Log-in as root user (the only user available for the first time log in):

User name: root

Password: Infinera67!

Note: The system prompts the user to mandatorily change the password after logging in for
the first time with default password. To know more about the password policy introduced in
R35.0, refer to Password Policy.

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3.6 IP-settings
The system can be delivered pre-configured or with no configuration at all.

3.6.1 IP-settings at the NE

If the system is delivered without pre-configured IP-settings the default IP-settings are:

IP-address 192.168.1.10/24

For further information regarding Changing of IP-settings at the NE, refer to the Spare part
and Maintenance Guide.

3.6.2 IP-settings at local PC

Use the following instruction to configure the IP settings of a PC (in this example Windows
XP) to communicate with a Infinera NE (default IP-setting).

Step 1 In Start-menu of the PC, choose to start the Control Panel.

Step 2 In Control Panel, choose to start Network Connections.

Step 3 Start Local Area Connection.

Step 4 Click on Properties in Local Area Connections

Step 5 Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP).

Step 6 Click on Properties.

Step 7 Enter the following IP-settings:

IP address: 192.168.1.7
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway: 192.168.1.10

Step 8 Press OK to close the dialog box.

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3.7 Ethernet connections

In a CU-system (TM-3000 and TM-301) the signal is switched in the CU when the chassis
eth port is used.

In a CU-less-system (TM-102 and TM-101) the signal is switched in the TU when the
chassis eth port is used,

The speed and operational mode of the Ethernet connection can be found in the
Configuration Guide.

Normally the speed and operational mode in the PC automatically is set to the same as in
the system, but if using an old PC it is recommended to set the same speed and
operational mode manually if having problems to communicate towards the node. Refer to
the PC manual for information regarding these settings.

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4 ENM GUI OVERVIEW

It is important that the web browser used for the ENM GUI have cookies enabled and
allows pop-up windows.

Figure 13: ENM GUI Equipment view

Configure board settings by double clicking on a board

You can always go back to the Subracks/Equipment view by selecting Subracks in the left
pane.

4.1 Showing node information

There are a number of lists showing different data, for example, ‘Received power’ on all
boards. These lists can be reached in the following way:

Step 1 Click Show node information in the left menu.

Step 2 Select the wanted information using the drop down selection.

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4.2 Setting a large number of data at the same time

Sometimes a Multi Set button is visible in the ENM GUI. This button is used to configure
several data at the same time. This can be used for example when wanting to set the
administrative state to down on several ports at the same time.

4.3 Telnet
It is possible to enable/disable Telnet Access to the node. Refer to the Configuration
Guide, for further information.

4.4 Browser settings

Click Browser settings and then change the Inactivity timeout if you want to change the
time before you will be logged out automatically when not performing anything in the ENM
GUI.

4.5 Security alert and certificates

When logging in to a node for the first time a security alert will be shown. Trust the
connection and accept the certificate to avoid the security alert. Refer to information
regarding accepting certificates specific to the browser you are using.

4.6 Logout
It is recommended to always log out when not using the ENM GUI. This is done by clicking
Logout in the right top corner of the ENM GUI. A limited number of users can be logged in
at the same time.

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5 CLI DESCRIPTION
Refer to the Command Line Interface Guide within the Installation & Commissioning
volume of the System Manual for information regarding available commands.

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