Step-by-step guide to setting-up your BDCOM OLT!
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Struggling to set up your BDCOM GPON OLT and frustrated because you can’t find anything helpful on the internet? Well, you can stop pulling out your hair and shouting at the computer monitor: MiRO’s specialists have compiled a list of step-by-step instructions to help you set up your BDCOM OLT quickly and with the least amount of effort.
Getting started with your BDCOM GPON OLT:
- Connect your Management PC to the CLI port of the OLT using a Serial connector, alternatively, a USB-to-Serial connector also works
- To get into the CLI interface of the OLT – use an application like PuTTY or Teraterm
- Select the Serial interface and ensure that the COM port number is the same as assigned by your management PC.
- Once the CLI interface opens, press enter. You will be prompted to enter the Username and Password.
- The default username and password of the BDCOM GPON OLT is admin and admin.
To set a VLAN and IP address:
- You will see a CLI entry starting with Switch>. Type ‘enable’ and press enter.
- To confirm that your command was successful, another CLI entry will appear starting with ‘Switch#’. Now we are ready to enter config mode.
- Type the command ‘config’ and press enter. The new CLI field should read ‘Switch config#’
- Type the command ‘interface vlan1’ and press enter. The new CLI field should read ‘Switch_config_v1#’. This means that you are now inside of vlan1 and ready to configure it.
- Type the command ‘ip address 192.168.1.1 255.255.255.0’ and press enter. We used 192.168.1.1 and 255.255.255.0 as our default IP address and subnet mask – you can change this information based on your network range
- Type the command ‘no shutdown’ and press enter
- Type the command ‘exit’ and press enter
- Type the command ‘exit’ and press enter
- The CLI should start with ‘Switch#’. This means that we are at the main level again.
- Now that we have configured vlan1 and given it an IP address, save the configuration by typing ‘write all’. The OLT will take a while to save all our new configurations. Wait until the last log entry reads ‘successfully wrote’ before proceeding to a new command.
To activate a Gigabit Ethernet port of the OLT:
- Type the command ‘config’ and press enter. The CLI field should read ‘switch config#’
- Type the command ‘interface gigaEthernet 0/1’ and press enter – this will activate the Gigabit Ethernet port 0/1 of the OLT device.
- The new CLI entry should display as ‘Switch_config_g0/1#’.
- Type the command ‘no shutdown’ and press enter. Wait until the last log entry reads ‘changed state to up’ before proceeding to another command.
- Type the command ‘exit’ and press enter
- Type the command ‘exit’ and press enter
- Now that we have enabled gigaEthernet 0/1, type the command ‘write all’ and press enter to save the configuration. Wait until the last log entry reads ‘successfully wrote’ before proceeding to a new command.
To activate a PON port on the OLT:
- Type the command ‘config’ and press enter. The CLI field should read ‘Switch_config#’
- Type the command ‘interface gPON 0/1’ and press enter. The new CLI entry will display as ‘Switch_config_gpon0/1#’.
- Type the command ‘no shutdown’ and press enter
- Type the command ‘exit’ and press enter
- Type the command ‘exit’ and press enter
- Type the command ‘write all’ and press enter. Wait until the last log entry reads ‘successfully wrote’ before proceeding to a new command.
(OPTIONAL) To activate all PON ports on the OLT:
If you would like to enable all the PON ports on the OLT, instead of enabling them one by one, follow the below commands:
- Type the command ‘config’ and press enter. The CLI field should read ‘switch_config#’
- For a 4-port OLT, type the command ‘interface range gPON 0/1-4’ and press enter. The new CLI entry will display as ‘Switch_config_if_range#’.
- For an 8-port OLT, type the command ‘interface range gPON 0/1-8’ and press enter. The new CLI entry will display as ‘Switch_config_if_range#’.
- If you have an 8-port OLT but would only like to enable certain ports, for example, 5 x PON ports, type the command ‘interface range gPON 0/1-5’ and press enter. The new CLI entry will display as ‘Switch_config_if_range#’.
- Type the command ‘no shutdown’ and press enter
- Type the command ‘exit’ and press enter
- Type the command ‘exit’ and press enter
- Type the command ‘write all’ and press enter. Wait until the last log entry reads ‘successfully wrote’ before proceeding to a new command.
To connect to the Web Graphical User Interface of the OLT:
- Connect a LAN cable from your management PC to the activated Gigabit Ethernet port of the OLT.
- Ensure that your management PC is on the same IP address range and subnet mask as the OLT.
- Open the Command Prompt to do a ping test to the OLT device to establish communication. Type the command ‘ping 192.168.1.1’ and press enter.
- Wait for the response of your ping test. For successful communication between the Management PC and the OLT, there should be a 0% loss in your response to the Command Prompt
- Open your web browser and type in the IP address of the OLT – 192.168.1.1.
- If the OLT’s login screen appears – then you are successfully connected to the Web Graphical User Interface of the device.
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