05-OptiX RTN 900 License Operation Guide V1.0-20091221-A

License Operation Guide
OptiX RTN 900

V100R001 and V100R002
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Date
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Contents
1 Background Information..............................................................10
2 Overview.................................................................................... 11
3 General License Processing Procedure for General Contracts.........13
3.1 License Schemes..............................................................................................................................................13
3.2 Technical Sales.................................................................................................................................................14
3.2.1 License Quotation Items.........................................................................................................................14
3.2.2 License Quotation Rules.........................................................................................................................15
3.2.3 License Quotation Precautions...............................................................................................................17
3.3 Manufacturing Sector......................................................................................................................................17
3.4 GTS Sector.......................................................................................................................................................19
3.5 R&D Sector......................................................................................................................................................21
4 General License Processing Procedure for Stock Contracts............23

4.2 Technical Sales.................................................................................................................................................25
4.4 GTS Sector.......................................................................................................................................................29
4.5 Precautions.......................................................................................................................................................29
5 Appendixes................................................................................. 30
5.1 General License Files.......................................................................................................................................30
5.1.1 TDM License File...................................................................................................................................30
5.1.2 ETH License File....................................................................................................................................31
5.1.3 AM License File.....................................................................................................................................31
5.2 Loading a General License File by Using the DC on the T2000 in the GTS Sector.......................................32
5.2.1 Loading a General License File to a Single IF Board............................................................................32
5.2.2 Loading a General License File to More Than One IF Board................................................................37
5.3 License Operations in the Manufacturing Sector.............................................................................................41
5.3.1 Loading a General License File in the Manufacturing Sector................................................................41
5.4 FAQs................................................................................................................................................................44
5.4.1 What Types of License Files Does Huawei Offer and What Boards Support the License Files?..........44
5.4.2 How Is a License File Backed Up in 48 Hours?.....................................................................................45
5.4.3 How Does a License File Control a Function or Traffic Capacity?.......................................................45
5.4.4 How Does an ETH License File Control TDM and Ethernet Traffic on the IFX2 and the IFU2?.........45
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5.4.5 How Many E1s Does a 100 Mbit/s ETH License Support? Is a Formula Available for the Conversion?
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6 Acronyms and Abbreviations........................................................48

1 Background Information..............................................................10
2 Overview.................................................................................... 11
3 General License Processing Procedure for General Contracts.........13
3.1 License Schemes..............................................................................................................................................13
3.2 Technical Sales.................................................................................................................................................14
3.2.1 License Quotation Items.........................................................................................................................14
3.2.2 License Quotation Rules.........................................................................................................................15
3.2.3 License Quotation Precautions...............................................................................................................17
3.4 GTS Sector.......................................................................................................................................................19
3.5 R&D Sector......................................................................................................................................................21
4 General License Processing Procedure for Stock Contracts............23

4.2 Technical Sales.................................................................................................................................................24
4.4 GTS Sector.......................................................................................................................................................28
4.5 Precautions.......................................................................................................................................................28
5 Appendixes................................................................................. 29
5.1 General License Files.......................................................................................................................................29
5.1.1 TDM License File...................................................................................................................................29
5.1.2 ETH License File....................................................................................................................................30
5.1.3 AM License File.....................................................................................................................................30
5.2 Loading a General License File by Using the DC on the T2000 in the GTS Sector.......................................31
5.2.1 Loading a General License File to a Single IF Board............................................................................31
5.2.2 Loading a General License File to More Than One IF Board................................................................36
5.3 License Operations in the Manufacturing Sector.............................................................................................40
5.3.1 Loading a General License File in the Manufacturing Sector................................................................40
5.4 FAQs................................................................................................................................................................43
5.4.1 What Types of License Files Does Huawei Offer and What Boards Support the License Files?..........43
5.4.2 How Is a License File Backed Up in 48 Hours?.....................................................................................44
5.4.3 How Does a License File Control a Function or Traffic Capacity?.......................................................44
5.4.4 How Does an ETH License File Control TDM and Ethernet Traffic on the IFX2 and the IFU2?.........44
5.4.5 How Many E1s Does a 100 Mbit/s ETH License Support? Is a Formula Available for the Conversion?
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6 Acronyms and Abbreviations........................................................47
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Figures
Figure 3-1 General license processing procedure for a general contract..............................................................13
Figure 3-2 General license processing procedure for network expansion or upgrade..........................................14
Figure 3-3 License operations of the manufacturing sector for a general contract...............................................18
Figure 3-4 Identifying a stock contract.................................................................................................................18
Figure 4-1 General license processing procedure for a stock contract.................................................................23
Figure 4-2 TDM license label for the IF1 (1).......................................................................................................24
Figure 4-3 TDM license label for the IF1 (2).......................................................................................................24
Figure 4-4 ETH/AM license label for the IFU2 and the IFX2 (1)........................................................................24
Figure 4-5 ETH/AM license label for the IFU2 and the IFX2 (2)........................................................................25
Figure 4-6 Identifying a stock contract.................................................................................................................25
Figure 4-7 License operations of the manufacturing sector for a stock contract..................................................26
Figure 5-1 TDM license files................................................................................................................................29
Figure 5-2 ETH license files.................................................................................................................................30
Figure 5-3 AM license files...................................................................................................................................30
Figure 5-4 Main Topology interface.....................................................................................................................31
Figure 5-5 Board Software Upgrade by Toolkit interface....................................................................................32
Figure 5-6 Selecting a proper license file (1)........................................................................................................32
Figure 5-9 Selecting a proper license file.............................................................................................................34
Figure 5-10 Selecting a proper license file (4)......................................................................................................34
Figure 5-11 Starting to load a license file.............................................................................................................35
Figure 5-12 Loading result....................................................................................................................................35
Figure 5-13 Main Topology interface...................................................................................................................36
Figure 5-14 Board Software Upgrade by Toolkit interface..................................................................................37
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Figure 5-19 Starting to load a license file.............................................................................................................40
Figure 5-20 Dialog................................................................................................................................................41
Figure 5-21 Dialog................................................................................................................................................41
Figure 5-22 Selecting license files according to order information......................................................................42
Figure 5-24 Dialog................................................................................................................................................43
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Tables
Table 2-1 License solutions for the OptiX RTN 900.............................................................................................11
Table 3-1 License alarms.......................................................................................................................................22
Table 4-1 General license files..............................................................................................................................26
Table 4-2 Selecting a license file according to traffic need...................................................................................27
Table 5-1 Maximum number of E1s supported by the IFU2................................................................................45
Table 5-2 Maximum number of E1s supported by the IFX2................................................................................46
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Keywords:
License, radio network, operation guide
Abstract:
This document describes the end-to-end (E2E) license operation procedures for Huawei
OptiX RTN 900 series radio equipment and provides a guide for relevant departments. During
the procedures, the departments make great efforts to carry out license control. To ensure
proper operations throughout the procedures, the departments need to abide by this document
when dealing with a contract or project associated with the OptiX RTN 900.
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Background Information
Radio transmission systems fall into the following three categories:
TDM radio systems, including PDH and SDH radio systems
Hybrid radio systems that combine TDM and packet radios
Packet radio systems
The prices of the radio systems vary according to capacity and technical requirements.
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Overview
The OptiX RTN 900 V100R002 inherits and improves the general license solution for the
OptiX RTN 600 V100R002. To assist the technical sales sector with license quotation and
management, the OptiX RTN 900 V100R002 implements license control by air interface in a
distributed manner rather than by NE in a centralized manner. In addition to the time division
multiplexing (TDM) licenses, the OptiX RTN 900 V100R002 introduces the adaptive
modulation (AM) and Ethernet (ETH) licenses for distributed control.
The AM license is used to control the AM function of the IFX2 or the IFU2. The IFX2 or
the IFU2 can provide the AM function only when having the AM license.
An ETH license is used to control the air capacity of the IFX2 or the IFU2. The air
capacity of the IFX2 or the IFU2 varies according to the ETH license capacity.
A TDM license is used to control the air capacity of the IF1. The air capacity of the IF1
varies according to the TDM license capacity.
Evolving from the OptiX PTN 900 that does not support license control, the OptiX RTN 900
V100R001 implements no license control. For uniformity, however, certain license quotation
items are designed for the OptiX RTN 900 V100R001. In this document, all contents apply to
the OptiX RTN 900 V100R002 unless otherwise specified and the contents that apply only to
the OptiX RTN 900 V100R001 are stated specially.
Figure 1.1 License solutions for the OptiX RTN 900
Version
License Solution
RTN 900 V100R001
No license control
RTN 900 V100R002C00
Distributed license control
In the case of traditional TDM radio, the OptiX RTN 900 provides the following seven TDM
license models according to E1 capacity:
8xE1
16xE1
32xE1
48xE1
64xE1 (1xSTM-1)
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128xE1 (2xSTM-1)
MAX (unlimited)
As described earlier, the TDM license applies to the IF1.
In the case of hybrid and packet radios, the OptiX RTN 900 provides the following ETH
and AM license models:
Provides nine ETH license models according to Ethernet capacity, including:
10 Mbit/s
20 Mbit/s
50 Mbit/s
100 Mbit/s
150 Mbit/s
200 Mbit/s
300 Mbit/s
400 Mbit/s
MAX (unlimited)
Provides two AM license models according to whether to enable or disable the AM

function, including:
Enable
Disable
As described earlier, the ETH and AM licenses apply to the IFX2 and the IFU2.
The manufacturing and GTS sectors can download general license files for license control
according to the license quotation items. The OptiX RTN 900 uses the same license files as
the OptiX RTN 600.
Radio systems are usually installed in harsh environments. In addition, radio goods are subject
to changes during project construction phases. Based on its nearly three years of experience in
delivering OptiX RTN series radio equipment, Huawei develops and improves license
operation procedures. Huawei classifies radio system contracts into two types: general
contracts and stock contracts. Most are general contracts, while stock contracts account for
less than 5% of the total contracts. These two types of contracts differ in the E2E license
operation procedures. This document describes the license processing procedures for the two
types of contracts separately.
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General License Processing
Procedure for General Contracts

3.1 License Schemes
Figure 1.1 shows the general license processing procedure for general contracts.
Figure 1.1 General license processing procedure for a general contract
This procedure is applicable to non-stock contracts, such as turnkey and I&C contracts.
A contract for network expansion or upgrade also includes license quotation. According to the
contracted capacity, the field GTS sector updates the license files and then expands the
network, as shown in Figure 1.2.
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Figure 1.2 General license processing procedure for network expansion or upgrade
In the case of delivery and installation, service processing boards are mainly involved.
The manufacturing sector delivers the intermediate frequency (IF) and system control and
communication (SCC) boards according to the following two principles:
1.
2.
Delivers the IF boards with the license files with the maximum capacity, including:
Delivers the IF1 with the MAX TDM license file.
Delivers the IFX2 and the IFU2 with the MAX ETH and AM enable license files.
Delivers the SCC, including the CF, without any license file. The equipment software
deletes all license files from the SCC by using the commands provided by the R&D
sector.
3.2 Technical Sales

3.2.1 License Quotation Items
After receiving a bill of quote (BOQ) from the network planning team, the field product
manager quotes a license expense according to the equipment type and the license control
items.
This section lists the license control items for the OptiX RTN 900 with bill of material (BOM)
codes:
88034419 System Control License Per 4xE1 (V100R002)
88034420 System Control License Per 1xSTM-1 (V100R002)
88030AFY Link Transmission Capacity License,10 Mbit/s (V100R001/V100R002)
88030ATP Link Transmission Capacity License, 20 Mbit/s (V100R001/V100R002)
88030ATQ Link Transmission Capacity License, 50 Mbit/s (V100R001/V100R002)
88030ATR Link Transmission Capacity License, 100 Mbit/s (V100R001/V100R002)
88030ATS Link Transmission Capacity License, 150 Mbit/s (V100R001/V100R002)
88030ATT Link Transmission Capacity License, 200 Mbit/s (V100R001/V100R002)
88030ATU Link Transmission Capacity License, 300 Mbit/s (V100R001/V100R002)
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88030ATV Link Transmission Capacity License, 400 Mbit/s (V100R001/V100R002)
88030AFX AM Function License (V100R001/V100R002)
88030xxx ATM/IMA Function License (V100R001)
81601172 PTN 950 1588V2 Packet Synchronization Function Package (V100R001)
81601170 PTN 910 1588V2 Packet Synchronization Function Package (Per Subrack)
(V100R001/V100R002)
3.2.2 License Quotation Rules

The customer sometimes does not specify the license capacity plan and requirements,
especially in a turnkey project or a project sold with wireless equipment. In this case, the field
product manager configures and sells a proper license according to the air interface bandwidth
planned for a radio link.
Rules for Quoting a 4xE1 Based License
A 4xE based TDM license is quoted according to IF1 and is quoted as a sub-item of an
IF1 board. The OptiX RTN 600 has an E1/STM-1 license quoted according to NE. The
OptiX RTN 900 changes the policy and has a license quoted according to IF board.
A 4xE1 based TDM license uses 4xE1 as a basis. Assume that an IF1 board contains
Nx4xE1. Then, the board requires N 4xE1 groups.
Under 1+1 protection, equal license needs to be quoted for either board. In other words,
the license for the 1+1 system is the double of the license for the 1+0 system.
The OptiX RTN 600 offers one 4xE1 group for free. The Quoter counts out the free offer
automatically when generating a quotation. The OptiX RTN 900 changes the policy and
does not offer a 4xE1 TDM group for free. The Quoter computes the required capacity
automatically.
Rules for Quoting an STM-1 Based TDM License
An STM-1 based TDM License is quoted according to IF1 and is quoted as a sub-item of
an IF1 board.
An STM-1 based TDM License uses STM-1 as a basis. Assume that an IF1 board
contains NxSTM-1. Then, the board requires N STM-1 groups.
Rules for Quoting an ETH License
An ETH license is quoted according to IFU2, IFX2, or IFE2 and is quoted as a sub-item
of an IFU2, IFX2, or IFE2 board.
To simplify the radio capacity management over a network, Huawei classifies the ETH
licenses into nine levels: 10 Mbit/s, 20 Mbit/s, 50 Mbit/s, 100 Mbit/s, 150 Mbit/s, 200
Mbit/s, 300 Mbit/s, 400 Mbit/s, and MAX. Assume that an IF board demands a capacity
of 160 Mbit/s, which is between the 150 Mbit/s and 200 Mbit/s levels. Then, according
to the principle of preferring the higher level to the lower level, a 200 Mbit/s ETH
license needs to be quoted. Quoting a combination of 10 Mbit/s and 150 Mbit/s ETH
licenses is forbidden.
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The E1 traffic on a hybrid/packet IF board can be measured in Mbit/s according to the

principle that an E1 consumes about 2 Mbit/s. Assume that a hybrid/packet IF board
contains 16xE1. Then, 16xE1 = 16 x 2 Mbit/s = 32 Mbit/s. Thus, a 50 Mbit/s ETH
license needs to be quoted.
In the case of network expansion or upgrade, the difference between the new and the
existing licenses is quoted. To ensure timely license delivery and project implementation,
however, the new ETH license is provided in the quotation/delivery BOQ. Assume that
an existing IF board with a 20 Mbit/s ETH license needs to be upgraded to a capacity of
50 Mbit/s. Then, a capacity of 3 x 10 Mbit/s, the difference between 50 Mbit/s and 20
Mbit/s, needs to be quoted. To ensure timely license delivery, however, the 50 Mbit/s
ETH license is provided in the delivery BOQ. During the network expansion or upgrade,
all factors need to be considered fully, such as antenna capacity and link reserve.
Rules for Quoting the AM License
The license is quoted as required.
The AM license is quoted according to IFU2, IFX2, or IFE2 and is quoted as a sub-item
of an IFU2, IFX2, or IFE2 board.
Rules for Quoting the License for the IEEE 1588 V2 Function
The license is quoted as required.
Each NE requires only one such license to support the function.
Rules for Quoting the ATM License
The license helps to control the ATM/IMA function of a smart E1 board and is quoted as
required.
Each NE requires only one such license to support the function.
Computation
Computing the number of 4xE1 groups required by an IF board
Assume that the network planning shows a demand for a radio hop with NxE1. Then, the
number of 4xE1 groups that the IF board requires, M, can be computed as follows:
M = N/4
Computing the number of STM-1 groups required by an IF board
The number of STM-1 groups that an IF board requires is simply equal to the number of
STM-1s that the IF board contains.
Computing the license capacity required by a hybrid/packet IF board
The E1 traffic on a hybrid/packet IF board can be measured in Mbit/s according to the

principle that an E1 consumes about 2 Mbit/s. Assume that an IF board contains NxE1
and carries P Mbit/s of Ethernet traffic. Then, the license capacity that the IF board
requires, M, can be computed as follows:
M=Nx2+P
A license quotation example is described as follows:
Assume that a BOQ from the network planning team specifies a demand for a "15 GHz 16xE1 1+1 0.6
m" radio hop, a 16xE1 system under 1+1 protection. Then, the computation result is as follows:
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Number of 4xE1 groups required by either IF board = 16/4 = 4
Under 1+1 protection, equal license needs to be quoted for either board. In other words, the license for
the 1+1 system is the double of the license for the 1+0 system. Therefore, a total of eight 4xE1 groups
need to be quoted.
3.2.3 License Quotation Precautions

The words in red require special attention.
1.
When signing a stock contract (with the customer who buys and stocks radio goods
for emergency), the field product manager notifies the contract administrator in the
local representative office of the stock contract. For details, see Chapter 4 "General
License Processing Procedure for Stock Contracts." In the case of a general contract,
this special notification is not required.
2.
The ATM license control is actually unavailable on the OptiX RTN 900. Quoting the
ATM license is optional. The ATM license is not quoted by default because most
competitors do not support the IMA aggregation of E1s. If the customer demands the
ATM function, the ATM license can be quoted. Replying to the relevant queries of the
customer, however, is difficult due to the unavailability of the software control. If the
customer does not accept the unavailability, the ATM function can prevent from the
quotation or offered for free.
3.
When signing an expansion contract, the technical sales sector needs to quote the license
capacity expansion in the contract. The license capacity expansion means the difference
between the new license capacity and the existing license capacity. Assume that a 16xE1
IF board with 1+0 configuration needs to be expanded with 1+1 protection. Then, 16xE1
needs to be quoted in addition to the new IF board in the expansion contract. Based on
the existing license capacity and the license capacity expansion, the GTS sector selects
the general license files and expands the system on the site.
4.
The field product manager informs the customer that no printed license certificate is
available in the existing license control schemes.
3.3 Manufacturing Sector

The manufacturing sector carries out the following license operations after commissioning the
integrated equipment:
In the case of a general contract, the manufacturing sector loads all IF boards with the
license files with the maximum capacity, including:
Loads the IF1 with the MAX TDM license file.
Loads the IFX2 and the IFU2 with the MAX ETH and AM enable license files.
In the case of a stock contract, the manufacturing sector loads an IF board with a general
license file as contracted, including:
Loads the IF1 with a TDM license file as contracted.
Loads the IFX2 and the IFU2 with the AM enable license file and an ETH license file
as contracted.
The manufacturing sector delivers the SCC without any license file.
This section describes the license operations of the manufacturing sector for a general
contract. In the case of a general contract, the manufacturing sector carries out the license
operations in three steps after commissioning the integrated equipment, as shown in Figure
1.1.
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Figure 1.1 License operations of the manufacturing sector for a general contract
Production
work order
Query the
service
capcity
Find out the

license file with
the maximum
capacity
Download
the lience file
Delivery
Installation and
commissioning
Figure 1.2 shows how to identify a stock contract.
If the CPP displays Stock Contract in the Plan Remark box for a contract, the contract
is considered a stock contract.
Otherwise, a contract is considered a general contract.
Figure 1.2 Identifying a stock contract
3.4 GTS Sector

The OptiX RTN 900 has used distributed license files since V100R002.
The AM license is used to control the AM function of the IFX2 or the IFU2. The IFX2 or
the IFU2 can provide the AM function only when having the AM license.
An ETH license is used to control the air capacity of the IFX2 or the IFU2. The air
capacity of the IFX2 or the IFU2 varies according to the ETH license capacity.
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A TDM license helps to control the air capacity of the IF1. The air capacity of the IF1
varies according to the TDM license capacity.
The GTS sector loads a license in the same way that the technical sales sector sells a license.
The GTS sector loads a license according to the air interface bandwidth planned for a radio
link and the principle of preferring a higher license to a lower license. Assume that a
bandwidth of 80 Mbit/s is demanded over an air interface, which is between the 50 Mbit/s and
100 Mbit/s licenses. According to the principle of preferring the higher to the lower, the GTS
sector loads a 100 Mbit/s license. If a 50 Mbit/s license is loaded, 30 Mbit/s traffic is
restricted. In addition, if the customer does not order the AM license, the GTS sector loads the
AM disable license file.
The manufacturing sector delivers the SCC without any license and delivers the IF boards
with the licenses with the maximum capacity, including the AM license. The GTS sector
reclaims the extra license capacity by loading a proper license. Loading a license to reclaim
extra license capacity does not reset a board. The GTS sector only needs to load a license to
an IF board. When the GTS sector loads the license to the IF board, the NE backs up the
license to the SCC.
The license priority policies and the license deletion policies are as follows:
On an NE that is first powered on, the SCC does not contain any license file. After an IF
board is inserted into the NE, the SCC will synchronize itself with the license files on the
IF board in 48 hours. Thus, the license files will exist on the SCC in addition to the IF
board.
Assume that an IF board is removed, for example, from slot 5 of the NE. The SCC
determines whether to delete the licenses for the IF slot according to whether the IF
board is removed logically.
If the IF board is removed only physically rather than logically, the SCC retains the
licenses for the IF slot. After a new IF board is inserted into the slot, the SCC uses the
licenses for the slot to overwrite the licenses, if any, on the new IF board. (The
manufacturing sector delivers an IF board with the licenses with the maximum capacity.)
If the IF board is removed logically, the SCC will delete the licenses for the IF slot in
48 hours. If a new IF board is inserted into the slot after the deletion, the SCC will
synchronize itself with the licenses on the new IF board in 48 hours.
To ensure proper license control, the GTS sector loads an ETH license file with proper
capacity to an IF board. Otherwise, the Ethernet traffic on the IF board might be impaired.
Assume that a 50 Mbit/s license file is loaded for 80 Mbit/s TDM and Ethernet traffic. Then,
the license capacity is 30 Mbit/s lower than the traffic requirement. If the 30 Mbit/s were
assigned to Ethernet traffic, the Ethernet traffic would be restricted. A license file does not
affect the TDM traffic configured before the loading of the license file.
Evolving from the OptiX PTN 900 that does not support license control, the OptiX RTN 900
V100R001 implements no license control.
To simplify the goods distribution on the site, the manufacturing sector delivers the IF boards
with the licenses with the maximum capacity by default. To protect all the general license files
from being disclosed, the GTS sector keeps the files under tight supervision. The GTS sector
reclaims the extra license capacity beyond the contract by loading a proper license without
affecting existing traffic during the project implementation or before the preliminary
acceptance. The GTS sector loads the license according to the actual air interface bandwidth
planned for a radio link. If the customer orders the AM function, the GTS sector loads the
ETH license according to the maximum capacity specified in the AM plan.
The general license files are available for controlled download at http://support.huawei.com.
A field engineer needs to submit an application and get an approval before downloading a
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license file. For details on how to apply for a license, see the OptiX RTN 900 License
Application Specification. For details on how to download a license file, see section 5.2
"Loading a General License File by Using the DC on the T2000 in the GTS Sector".
The GTS sector is involved in the following six license operation scenarios:
Reclaiming extra license capacity

This scenario occurs after the project installation and commissioning, during the project
implementation, or before the preliminary acceptance. The GTS sector reclaims the extra
license capacity by loading a proper license according to the maximum air interface
bandwidth planned for a radio link. The sector downloads the license file from
http://support.huawei.com locally or remotely by using the data center (DC) software.
After the DC downloads the license file to the NE, the NE copies and activates the file
automatically without reset.
The GTS sector needs to reclaim the extra license capacity from each board under 1+1 or N+1
protection.
Expanding network capacity

This scenario occurs when the customer signs an expansion contract to expand link
capacity from a lower level to a higher level. With the permission of the technical sales
sector, the GTS sector downloads a proper license file locally or remotely according to
the new license capacity by using the DC. After the DC downloads the license file to the
NE, the NE activates and loads the file automatically. Then, the GTS sector adds other
new configurations.
Replacing the faulty SCC board with a new one
When a single SCC board is configured, the GTS sector does as follows to replace
the faulty SCC board with a new one:
If the SCC board uses a compact flash (CF), the CF stores the database and the
license files. In this case, the GTS sector completes the replacement as follows. The
sector moves the CF from the faulty SCC board to the new SCC board, and then
inserts the new SCC board into the NE. After the NE starts properly, the sector
presses the button on the CF for about five seconds to restore the database and the
license files.
If the SCC board does not use a CF, the license files are stored on the IF boards. In
this case, the GTS sector completes the replacement as follows. The sector inserts the
new SCC board into the NE. The SCC will synchronize itself with the license files on
the IF boards in 48 hours. Then, the sector adds the cross-connections and other
configurations or restores the configurations from a backup database (in another
location, for example, on the T2000).
When dual SCC boards are configured, the GTS sector does as follows to replace the
faulty SCC board with a new one:
The GTS sector switches the available SCC board to the active state.
Then, the GTS sector replaces the faulty SCC board with a new one. In this case, the
sector does not need to press the button on the CF. The standby SCC board
synchronizes itself with the database and the license files on the active SCC board
immediately after starting properly.
Replacing the faulty CF with a new one

The GTS sector inserts the new CF into the SCC board. In this case, the sector does not
need to press the button on the CF. The SCC board already maintains the license files
and the configurations.
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The SCC board needs to be removed and then re-inserted to synchronize the new CF with the licenses
and the configurations. This interrupts the traffic.
Upgrading the OptiX RTN 900 from V100R001 to V100R002

The OptiX RTN 900 V100R001 implements no license control. Therefore, when
upgrading the OptiX RTN 900 from V100R001 to V100R002, the GTS sector enables
license control on the NE by loading proper general licenses to the NE. The sector
downloads the general license files locally or remotely according to the air capacity of
the NE. The GTS sector carries out the same operations in this scenario as in the scenario
for reclaiming extra license capacity or for expanding network capacity.
Upgrading the OptiX RTN 900 from V100R002 TR5 to V100R002 GA

No license file needs to be upgraded in this scenario.
3.5 R&D Sector

The R&D sector generates license files, and then releases the files to the manufacturing and
GTS sectors through a baseline. Huawei does not offer a license file for free. The R&D sector,
however, develops the codes or conditional statements for free offer.
The R&D sector develops many license functions, including:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
License file loading: A license file can be loaded to an NE by using the DC. After the DC
loads the license file to the NE, the NE activates the file automatically.
TDM license control: TDM license control is specific to cross-connections rather than IF
interfaces. If an attempt is made to configure traffic higher than the license capacity, a
license threshold crossing error is returned and the cross-connection fails to be added. A
cross-connection from a line to a tributary is not under the control.
AM license control: AM license control is specific to IF boards. If an attempt is made to
set the AM function without the AM license or with the AM disable license file, a license
threshold crossing error is returned.
ETH license control: ETH license control is specific to E1s and Ethernet traffic rather
than IF interfaces. If an attempt is made to configure traffic higher than the license
capacity, a license threshold crossing error is returned.
License capacity display: A system displays its existing capacity and license capacity in
proper units. The system displays the traditional TDM capacity in E1s or STM-1s and
the hybrid and packet capacities in Mbit/s. When loaded with the MAX license file, the
system displays the license capacity as MAX.
License alarms: Figure 6.1 lists two license related alarms.
Figure 6.1 License alarms

Alarm
Meaning
Description
LCS_LIMITED
Limited by
license
This alarm is reported when traffic needs exceed

license capacity, for example, when the traffic
restored from a database goes beyond the capacity
of a new license file.
This alarm is cleared when a license file with a
proper capacity is loaded.
LCS_LOST
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This alarm is reported when License.ini cannot be

found, for example, when the file is deleted.
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Checking an IF board for a license alarm occurs when the board first goes online and then
periodically every 48 hours thereafter.
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General License Processing
Procedure for Stock Contracts

In a stock contract, the customer buys and stocks equipment for emergency. The customer
installs the equipment with its own efforts. In this case, the GTS sector does not have an
opportunity to reclaim extra license capacity. Therefore, the manufacturing sector needs to
load a proper license file as contracted. Stock contracts account for about 5% of the total
contracts. The license operation procedures for stock contracts slightly differ from the license
operation procedures for general contracts.
Figure 1.1 shows the general license operation procedure for a stock contract.
Figure 1.1 General license processing procedure for a stock contract
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4.2 Technical Sales

The technical sales sector quotes a license in the same way for a stock contract as for a
general contract.
The technical sales sector, however, deals with a stock contract in a different way from how
the sector deals with a general contract.
1.
How to identify a stock contract

In a stock contract, the customer buys and stocks equipment for emergency. The
customer installs the equipment with its own efforts.
2.
How to operate on a hop- or site-based stock contract

A stock contract specifies quotation and delivery by hop or site. When signing a stock
contract, the field product manager notifies the contract administrator in the local
representative office of the stock contract. The contract administrator then types Stock
Contract in the Plan Remark box for the contract in the contract processing platform
(CPP). The CPP transfers the remark to the manufacturing sector. The manufacturing
sector then loads a proper license file according to the actual traffic needs.
3.
How to operate on an item-based stock contract

To control the cost of the entire procedure, a stock contract specifies quotation and
delivery by hop or site rather than by module or item. If the customer insists on signing
an item-based stock contract, the field product manager notifies the contract
administrator in the local representative office of the item-based stock contract. The
contract administrator then types Stock Contract with a remark that a capacity label
needs to be affixed to an IF board in the Plan Remark box for the contract in the CPP.
The capacity labels assist with the goods distribution on the site. Huawei does not
provide a standard for the label size. The manufacturing sector can select labels of the
same size. Several label examples are described as follows.
Figure 3.1 TDM license label for the IF1 (1)

TDM License 8*4E1
TDM License 0*STM-1
Figure 3.2 TDM license label for the IF1 (2)

TDM License 0*4E1
TDM License 1*STM-1
Figure 3.3 ETH/AM license label for the IFU2 and the IFX2 (1)
Eth License 100 Mbps
AM License Enable
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Figure 3.4 ETH/AM license label for the IFU2 and the IFX2 (2)
Eth License 50 Mbps
AM License Disable
If no license is quoted in a stock contract, the manufacturing sector delivers the equipment with
minimum configurations, that is, 4xE1 TDM capacity, 10 Mbit/s Ethernet capacity, and disabled AM.
This might affect the operations of the customer.
4.3 Manufacturing Sector

In the case of a stock contract, the manufacturing sector loads a proper license file as
contracted.
Figure 1.1 Identifying a stock contract
The manufacturing sector carries out the license operations for a stock contract in three steps
after commissioning the integrated equipment, as shown in Figure 1.2.
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Figure 1.2 License operations of the manufacturing sector for a stock contract
Production
work order
Query the
service
capcity
Find out the

license file with
the maximum
capacity
Download
the lience file
Delivery
Installation and
commissioning
The manufacturing sector carries out the following license operations for a stock contract:
1.
Queries the traffic need of each IF board in the contract in the ERP system.
2.
Selects a proper license file for the board according to the traffic need and the rules for
selecting a license file.
Loads the proper License.ini file to the board by using the DC, and then ensures that the
license file is loaded successfully.
3.
The equipment software loads a license file to an IF board by using FTP, and then activates the file
automatically.
4.
Deletes the license file from the SCC by using the equipment software after the
manufacturing test.
The manufacturing sector selects a license file according to the following three rules:
5.
Divides the total traffic needs in the ERP system by the number of IDUs to obtain the
traffic needs of each IDU and to determine whether to deliver the equipment by hop or
site.
Converts and STM-1 into 64xE1 when computing the TDM traffic needs (of the IF1).
Measures the E1 traffic in Mbit/s as follows when computing the hybrid and packet
traffic needs (of the IFX2 and the IFU2):
Capacity = N x 2 + P
Wherein, N indicates the number of VC-12 channels and P indicates the packet
capacity.
6.
Rounds up the traffic needs in E1s or Mbit/s to the next license capacity level, and then
selects the proper general license file.
7.
Selects the AM license enable or disable license file according to whether to enable or
disable the AM function.
Figure 7.1 lists the 18 general license files.
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Figure 7.1 General license files

SN
General License
File
License Capacity
Scope of
Application
None
4xE1
0xE1 to 4xE1
License_8E1.ini
8xE1
5xE1 to 8xE1
License_16E1.ini
16xE1
9xE1 to 16xE1
License_32E1.ini
32xE1
17xE1 to 32xE1
License_48E1.ini
48xE1
33xE1 to 48xE1
License_64E1.ini
64xE1
49xE1 to 1xSTM-1
License_128E1.ini
128xE1
1xSTM-1 to 2xSTM-1
License_MAX.ini
Max
4xSTM-1 or above
License_10M.ini
10 Mbit/s
0 Mbit/s to 10 Mbit/s
10
License_20M.ini
20 Mbit/s
11
License_50M.ini
50 Mbit/s
12
License_100M.ini
100 Mbit/s
13
License_150M.ini
150 Mbit/s
14
License_200M.ini
200 Mbit/s
15
License_300M.ini
300 Mbit/s
16
License_400M.ini
400 Mbit/s
17
License_Eth_MAX.ini
MAX
401 Mbit/s or above
18
AM_ENABLE.ini
AM enabled
AM enabled
19
AM_DISABLE.ini
AM disabled
AM disabled
The manufacturing sector obtains the preceding 18 general license files through a
configuration management officer (CMO) baseline. The files are version-independent and are
free of version-based update. Any additional general license files will also be released through
the CMO baseline to the manufacturing sector. The sector does not archive a license file by
using a code. Instead, the sector archives the baseline separately.
Figure 7.2 lists several examples of selecting general license files according to the actual
traffic needs in the ERP system.
Figure 7.2 Selecting a license file according to traffic need
SN
Number of
4xE1
Groups
Number of
STM-1s
General
License File
License
Capacity
License_8E1.ini
8xE1
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SN
Number of
4xE1
Groups
Number of
STM-1s
General
License File
License
Capacity
License_16E1.ini
16xE1
11
License_48E1.ini
48xE1
13
License_64E1.ini
64xE1
License_128E1.ini
128xE1
License_128E1.ini
128xE1
License_MAX.ini
MAX
A license selection example is described as follows:

Assume that the technical sales sector sells a "15 GHz 16xE1 1+1 0.6 m" radio hop.
1.
According to the license quotation rules, the technical sales sector quotes seven 4xE1
groups for the 16xE1 system under 1+1 protection.
2.
The manufacturing sector computes the traffic needs: 7 x 4xE1 = 28xE1. Then, the
manufacturing sector rounds up the traffic needs to the next license capacity level, 32xE1
and selects the License_32E1.ini file.
3.
The manufacturing sector loads the license file to the system and then ensures that the
license file is loaded successfully.
4.
In the case of an item-based stock contract, the contract administrator makes a remark
that a capacity label needs to be affixed to an IF board for the contract in the CPP.
According to this remark, the manufacturing sector affixes a printed capacity label to the
front panel of either IF board.
4.4 GTS Sector

In a stock contract, the customer buys and stocks equipment for emergency. The customer
installs the equipment with its own efforts. Therefore, the GTS does not carry out any
operation for a stock contract. A stock contract specifies quotation by hop or site. If the
technical sales sector specifies the capacity of a site in the contract, the manufacturing sector
affixes the capacity label to the carton of the equipment.
4.5 Precautions
According to the quotation template, the technical sales sector specifies capacity information
in a stock contract BOQ, such as "15 GHz 16E1 1+0". The manufacturing sector affixes the
capacity label to the carton of the equipment, simplifying the goods distribution on the site.
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Appendixes
5.1 General License Files

5.1.1 TDM License File
Figure 1.1 TDM license files
This is the License_16E1.ini file.
LINCENSE_16E1.ini
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5.1.2 ETH License File

Figure 1.1 ETH license files
This is the License_100M.ini file.
Licens e_100M.ini
5.1.3 AM License File

Figure 1.1 AM license files
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5.2 Loading a General License File by Using

the DC on the T2000 in the GTS Sector
To ensure proper license control, the GTS sector loads an ETH license file with proper
capacity to an IF board. Otherwise, the Ethernet traffic on the IF board might be impaired.
The OptiX RTN 900 differs from the OptiX RTN 600 in how to load a TDM license file. The
OptiX RTN 600 loads a TDM license file (to the SCC) in a centralized manner. The OptiX
RTN 900 loads a TDM license file to each IF1 in a distributed manner.
Loading a license to reclaim extra license capacity does not reset a board. The GTS sector
only needs to load a license to an IF board. When the GTS sector loads the license to the IF
board, the NE backs up the license to the SCC.
5.2.1 Loading a General License File to a Single IF

Board
Step 1 Choose Administration > NE Software Management > Board Software Upgrade by
Toolkit.
Step 2 The Board Software Upgrade by Toolkit interface is displayed.
Figure 1.1 Main Topology interface
Step 3 Select the IF board (IF1, IFU2, or IFX2) to which you want to load a license file, and then
click
.
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Figure 1.1 Board Software Upgrade by Toolkit interface
Step 4 Select a proper license file.

1.
Click
The Board software setting dialog box is displayed.

Figure 1.1 Selecting a proper license file (1)
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2.
Select License_RTN900, and then click Select Software.

The Choose File dialog box is displayed.
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3.
Select a proper license file, and then click Open.
Figure 3.1 Selecting a proper license file
4.
Click OK.
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Step 5 Click Start.

The license file is loaded, copied, and activated automatically.
Figure 1.1 Starting to load a license file
Figure 1.2 Loading result
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5.2.2 Loading a General License File to More Than

One IF Board
This section describes how to load a general license file to more than one IF board.
Step 1 Choose Administration > NE Software Management > Board Software Upgrade by
Toolkit.
Step 2 The Board Software Upgrade by Toolkit interface is displayed.
Figure 1.1 Main Topology interface
Step 3 Select the IF boards (IF1, IFU2, or IFX2) to which you want to load a license file, and then
click
.
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Figure 1.1 Board Software Upgrade by Toolkit interface
Step 4 Select a proper license file.

1.
Press Ctrl and select the IF boards to which you want to load a license file.
2.
Right-click the IF boards, and then choose Select/Modify software from the shortcut
menu.
The Board software setting dialog box is displayed.
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3.
Select License_RTN900, and then click Select Software.

The Choose File dialog box is displayed.
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4.
Select a proper license file, and then click Open.
5.
Click OK.
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Step 5 Click Start.

The license file is loaded, copied, and activated automatically.
Figure 1.1 Starting to load a license file
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5.3 License Operations in the Manufacturing

Sector
5.3.1 Loading a General License File in the
Manufacturing Sector
Automatic Loading for a General Contract
Assume an IDU starts properly.
1.
Start the ATE to scan the equipment code and to test the IDU.
2.
As prompted by the ATE, check the number of boards on the NE and check whether the
boards are installed properly. Then, press Enter.
3.
In Dialog, select General Contract and then click OK.
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Figure 3.1 Dialog
The equipment software loads the license files with the maximum capacity to each board
automatically.
Loads the License_MAX.ini to the IF1.
Loads the License_Eth_MAX.ini and AM_ENABLE.ini files to the IFU2.
Loads the License_Eth_MAX.ini and AM_ENABLE.ini files to the IFX2.
After the loading, the equipment software deletes all backup license files from the SCC
and the CF automatically.
Semi-Automatic Loading for a Stock Contract (Before a Software

Interface is Provided in the Order System)
1.
2.
3.
In Dialog, select Stock Contract and then click OK.
Figure 3.1 Dialog
4.
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Figure 4.1 Selecting license files according to order information
The equipment software loads the license files. In the ATE, the Running window
displays the loading result and the current NE capacity.
Automatic Loading for a Stock Contract (After a Software

Interface is Provided in the Order System)
1.
2.
3.
In Dialog, select Stock Contract and then click OK.
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Figure 3.1 Dialog
The equipment software selects proper license files automatically according to the order
information.
The equipment software loads the license files. In the ATE, the Running window
displays the loading result and the current NE capacity.
5.4 FAQs
5.4.1 What Types of License Files Does Huawei Offer
and What Boards Support the License Files?
A: Huawei offers the following three types of license files:
1.
AM license files
Huawei classifies the AM license files into the following two types:
AM enable license file
AM disable license file
By default, when an IF board is not loaded with an AM license file, the IF board does not
support the AM function.
The IFX2 and the IFU2 support the AM license files.
2.
TDM license files

Huawei classifies the TDM license files into the following seven levels:
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16xE1
32xE1
48xE1
64xE1 (1xSTM-1)
128xE1 (2xSTM-1)
MAX
By default, when an IF board is not loaded with a TDM license file, the IF board
supports 4xE1 traffic.
The IF1 supports the TDM license files.
3.
ETH license files

Huawei classifies the ETH license files into the following nine levels:
10 Mbit/s
20 Mbit/s
50 Mbit/s
100 Mbit/s
150 Mbit/s
200 Mbit/s
300 Mbit/s
400 Mbit/s
MAX
By default, when an IF board is not loaded with an ETH license file, the IF board
supports 10 Mbit/s traffic.
The IFX2 and the IFU2 support the ETH license files.
5.4.2 How Is a License File Backed Up in 48 Hours?

A: A license file can be backed up only when the following two prerequisites are met:
The boards are installed physically and logically.
The boards or the NE is not reset in 48 hours. If the boards or the NE is reset, the timer
starts timing again.
5.4.3 How Does a License File Control a Function or

Traffic Capacity?
A: All license files carry out control by direction.
5.4.4 How Does an ETH License File Control TDM and

Ethernet Traffic on the IFX2 and the IFU2?
A: An ETH license file controls TDM and Ethernet traffic on the IFX2 and the IFU2
according to the following two rules:
1.
Maximum Ethernet traffic = ETH license capacity maximum E1 traffic. The ETH
license controls traffic based on this formula.
2.
An E1 consumes about 2 Mbit/s.
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Assume that an IFU2 board uses a 100 Mbit/s ETH license. Then, the traffic on the IFU2
board meets the following relation:
Number of E1s x 2 + Ethernet traffic <= ETH license capacity
For example, the IFU2 board supports the following traffic combinations:
50xE1 (TDM) + 0 Mbps (ETH)
...
5.4.5 How Many E1s Does a 100 Mbit/s ETH License

Support? Is a Formula Available for the Conversion?
A: A 100 Mbit/s ETH license supports up to 50 E1s.
An ETH license assumes that an E1 consumes 2 Mbit/s instead of 2.048 Mbit/s. This is
beneficial to the customer. Thus, a bandwidth of 100 Mbit/s supports up to 50 E1s. If the
customer requires less than 50 E1s, the customer can use the remaining capacity to transport
Ethernet traffic. For example, assume that the customer only uses 40 E1s. Then, a bandwidth
of 20 Mbit/s (= 100 40 x 2) remains. The customer can use the remaining bandwidth to
transport Ethernet traffic.
In addition, the maximum number of supported E1s also depends on the product specification.
For example, a 200 Mbit/s ETH license cannot be simply considered to support 100 E1s. The
maximum supported E1 quantity needs to be computed according to the ETH license capacity
and the product specification. The quantity depends on the ETH license capacity or the
product specification, whichever is less. That is, maximum number of supported E1s =
Min(LcsE1, PdtE1). Figure 1.1 and Figure 1.2 list the maximum number of E1s supported by
the IFU2 and the IFX2. These two tables might not be refreshed with latest changes. For the
latest information, see the relevant documents.
Figure 1.1 Maximum number of E1s supported by the IFU2
7M
14M
28M
56M
QPSK
5xE1 (max)
10xE1 (max)
20xE1 (max)
40xE1 (max)
16QAM
10xE1 (max)
20xE1 (max)
40xE1 (max)
75xE1 (max)
32QAM
12xE1 (max)
24xE1 (max)
50xE1 (max)
75xE1 (max)
64QAM
15xE1 (max)
31xE1 (max)
64xE1 (max)
75xE1 (max)
128QAM
18xE1 (max)
37xE1 (max)
75xE1 (max)
75xE1 (max)
256QAM
21xE1 (max)
43xE1 (max)
75xE1 (max)
75xE1 (max)
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Figure 1.2 Maximum number of E1s supported by the IFX2

7M
14M
28M
56M
QPSK
4xE1 (max)
9xE1 (max)
19xE1 (max)
39xE1 (max)
16QAM
9xE1 (max)
19xE1 (max)
40xE1 (max)
75xE1 (max)
32QAM
11xE1 (max)
24xE1 (max)
49xE1 (max)
75xE1 (max)
64QAM
15xE1 (max)
31xE1 (max)
63xE1 (max)
75xE1 (max)
128QAM
17xE1 (max)
37xE1 (max)
75xE1 (max)
75xE1 (max)
256QAM
20xE1 (max)
43xE1 (max)
75xE1 (max)
75xE1 (max)
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Acronyms and Abbreviations
Acronym
Full Spelling
AM
Adaptive Modulation
BOM
Bill of Material
BOQ
Bill of Quote
CMO
Configuration Management Officer
E2E
End to End
ERP
Enterprise Resource Planning
ETH
Ethernet
GA
General Availability
GTS
Global Technical Support
IDU
In Door Unit
ODU
Out Door Unit
PDH
Plesiochronous Digital Hierarchy
RTN
Radio Transmission Node
SCC
System Control and Communication
SDH
Synchronous Digital Hierarchy
STM
Synchronous Transport Module
TDM
Time Division Multiplexing
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Radio transmission systems fall into the following three categories:

TDM radio systems, including PDH and SDH radio systems

Hybrid radio systems that combine TDM and packet radios

Packet radio systems

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RTN 900 V100R001

RTN 900 V100R002C00

Distributed license control

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Provides nine ETH license models according to Ethernet capacity, including:

Provides two AM license models according to whether to enable or disable the AM

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General License Processing

Procedure for General Contracts

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Delivers the IF1 with the MAX TDM license file.

3.2 Technical Sales

88034419 System Control License Per 4xE1 (V100R002)

88034420 System Control License Per 1xSTM-1 (V100R002)

88030AFY Link Transmission Capacity License,10 Mbit/s (V100R001/V100R002)

88030ATP Link Transmission Capacity License, 20 Mbit/s (V100R001/V100R002)

88030ATQ Link Transmission Capacity License, 50 Mbit/s (V100R001/V100R002)

88030ATR Link Transmission Capacity License, 100 Mbit/s (V100R001/V100R002)

88030ATS Link Transmission Capacity License, 150 Mbit/s (V100R001/V100R002)

88030ATT Link Transmission Capacity License, 200 Mbit/s (V100R001/V100R002)

88030ATU Link Transmission Capacity License, 300 Mbit/s (V100R001/V100R002)

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88030ATV Link Transmission Capacity License, 400 Mbit/s (V100R001/V100R002)

88030AFX AM Function License (V100R001/V100R002)

88030xxx ATM/IMA Function License (V100R001)

81601172 PTN 950 1588V2 Packet Synchronization Function Package (V100R001)

3.2.2 License Quotation Rules

Rules for Quoting a 4xE1 Based License

Rules for Quoting an STM-1 Based TDM License

Rules for Quoting an ETH License

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The E1 traffic on a hybrid/packet IF board can be measured in Mbit/s according to the

Rules for Quoting the AM License

The license is quoted as required.

The license is quoted as required.

Each NE requires only one such license to support the function.

Rules for Quoting the ATM License