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Cisco Optical Network Planner Configuration Guide, Releases 26.x.x

Modify service properties

Updated: March 10, 2026

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Teaches you how to modify service properties. Follow these detailed step-by-step instructions carefully to ensure the specific configuration is applied correctly and securely within your network.

Table 1. Feature History

Feature Name

Release Information

Description

2x100G muxponder mode support on NCS1K14-2.4T-X-K9 transponder card

Cisco ONP Release 26.1.1

Cisco ONP enables the 2x100GE muxponder mode on the NCS1K14-2.4T-X-K9 transponder card when designing networks for the NCS 1010, NCS 1014, NCS 1001, and NCS 2000 (1k-2K traffic site) platforms. This mode supports trunk rates ranging from 400G to 1.2T (excluding 700G) for both slice-0 and slice-1, and is compatible with client pluggables QDD-2X100-CWDM4-S and QDD-2X100-LR4-S. The 2x100G mode provides flexible and efficient aggregation of 100GE traffic, optimizing resource utilization and simplifying service provisioning within each platform's design.
Table 2. Feature History

Feature Name

Release Information

Description

L-Band support for 2.4TX transponder card in NCS 1010 network

Cisco ONP Release 25.1.1

In addition to the previously supported C-band, the NCS1K14-2.4T-X-K9 transponder card now also supports the L-band under the Service and Trail properties for the NCS 1010 network.

The 2.4TX card's support for the L-band increases capacity and spectral efficiency by utilizing both the L-band and C-band. C-band and L-band circuits can now use the same cards with different trunks for propagation.
Table 3. Feature History

Feature Name

Release Information

Feature Description
Transponder Support on NCS 1010 Network Cisco ONP Release 24.3.1

You can now create optical services for the NCS 1010 network. You can include cards such as NCS1K14-2.4T-K9, NCS1K14-2.4T-X-K9, and NCS1K4-QXP-K9 as native transponder instead of optical sources and check the feasibility of the network. You can generate the traffic report and BoM with the exact count of cards and pluggables based on the requirements, along with licensing details for the OLT card and the transponders.
Use this procedure to modify the properties of the service.

Before you begin

Log in to the Cisco ONP web interface.

Procedure

  1. Open the network where you want to modify the service properties.

  2. Choose Network > Entity Editor.

  3. In the Entity Editor window, click the Service tab.

  4. Choose the service under the Services tab, and modify the properties in the right pane. For the property descriptions, refer to:

    Note

    • Force both primary and secondary path fiber or channel to enable protected service. Ensure the wave type matches for both paths.

    • Apply path forcing end-to-end, from the source to the destination. If you force only a partial path, the analysis fails.

    • Force the wave path tagged to the service.

    • For protection types 1+1+R+R, 1+1+R, and 1+R, you can force a path in restoration path1 or restoration path2. Fiber can also be forced in the primary or secondary path.

  5. Click Update.

General service properties

Table 4. General service properties

Property

Platform

Description

Available options

Default

Name

NCS 1010

NCS 2000

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

The service name is based on the source and destination sites and the number of services between them. You can edit the name.

For example, if there are two services between site 1 and site 2, the names of the services are Site-1-Site-2-1 and Site-1-Site-2-2, respectively.

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—

Type

NCS 1010

NCS 2000

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

Choose the types of service.

 For NCS 2000 (1K-2K-4K):

  • 10GE

  • 100GE

  • STM-64

For other platforms:

  • OTU4

  • 100GE

  • 400GE

100GE

Client type

NCS 1010

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

Client traffic type

  • 100GE

  • 400GE

  • OTU4

400GE

Protection

NCS 1010

NCS 2000

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

Choose the protection type from the drop-down list.

  • Unprotected

  • 1+1

  • Disjoint

  • S+NS

  • 1+R

  • 1+1+R

  • 1+1+R+R

Note

For platforms other than NCS 2000 (4K-1K-2K) sites, the only available option is Unprotected.

1+1

Source

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

Displays the source site name.

1+1

1+1

Destination

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

Displays the destination site name.

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—

Tertiary Source

NCS 2000

From the drop-down list, select the possible site as a tertiary source.

Lists the available sites

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Tertiary Destination

NCS 2000

From the drop-down list, select the possible site as a tertiary destination.

Tertiary source and tertiary destination are enabled only when you select the protection scheme as Unprotected Disjoint.

You can select either tertiary destination or both tertiary source and tertiary destination.

  • If you select only the tertiary destination, the demand is created between the source and destination and between the source and tertiary destination. These do not have common fibers in the path, which are disjoint.

  • If you select both tertiary source and tertiary destination, two unprotected demands are created between the source to destination, and tertiary source to tertiary destination. The demands are disjoint to each other.

Lists the available sites

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Service Type

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

Choose the service type.

NCS 1K

NCS 1K

Encryption

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

Check this check box to enable encryption on the service.

Encrypted and non-encrypted services will not be aggregated. They use separate trunks.

Note

Encryption is supported only for NCS1K14-2.4T-X-K9 and NCS1K4-QXP-K9

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Primary and secondary paths forcing properties

These tables describe the primary and secondary paths forcing properties for services. Secondary path is available only for (1+1) .
Table 5. Primary path forcing properties

Property

Platform

Description

Path

NCS 2000

Cisco ONP automatically selects the shortest path as working path and also allows you to force the path manually.

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Fiber

NCS 2000

Primary path fiber is forcing path for working trail.

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—

Regeneration Platform

NCS 2000

Displays the platform of the regeneration site

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—

Regen Sites

NCS 2000

Choose the regeneration site.

Lists the available sites.

—

Wavelength

NCS 2000

Click Edit to choose the wavelength. The default option is Auto.

Lists various wavelengths

—

ODU Timeslot

NCS 2000

Enter the ODU timeslot value.

—

—

Section Wavelength(s)

NCS 2000

Displays the selected Wavelength.

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—

Src Channel Type

NCS 2000

Choose the type of source channel.

  • Auto: Auto option is the contentionless demand.

  • Contentionless

  • Colorless

  • Colored

Auto

Dst Channel Type

NCS 2000

Auto-populated based on the Src channel type. You can still change the type. When you change the Dst channel type, Src channel type also changes to the same.

  • Auto: Auto option is the contentionless demand.

  • Contentionless

  • Colorless

  • Colored

Same as the Src channel type.

Property

Platform

Description

Available options

Default

Path

NCS 2000

Secondary path is the protected path when the primary path fails. This path is the second best path after the primary path.

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Fiber

NCS 2000

Secondary path fiber is for protected service, forcing path for the protected trail.

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Regeneration Platform

NCS 2000

Displays the platform of the regeneration site

—

—

Regen Sites

NCS 2000

Choose the regeneration site.

Lists the available sites.

—

Wavelength

NCS 2000

Click Edit to choose the wavelength. The default option is Auto.

Lists various wavelengths

—

ODU Timeslot

NCS 2000

Enter the ODU timeslot value.

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—

Section Wavelength(s)

NCS 2000

Displays the selected Wavelength.

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—

Src Channel Type

NCS 2000

Choose the type of source channel.

  • Auto: Auto option is the contentionless demand.

  • Contentionless

  • Colorless

  • Colored

Auto

Dst Channel Type

NCS 2000

Choose the type of destination channel.

  • Auto: Auto option is the contentionless demand.

  • Contentionless

  • Colorless

  • Colored

Same as the Src channel type.

Primary path service properties

This table lists the primary path service properties.

Table 6. Service properties for primary path

Property

Platform

Description

Available options

Default

Path

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

Displays the path of the service.

—

—

Fiber

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

 Select the fiber. Displays the available fibers.

—

Regen Sites

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

Select the regeneration site.

Displays the possible regeneration site.

—

Channel

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

Choose whether to create a new circuit or use an existing circuit.

Note

When you select an existing circuit with the following conditions:

  • Traffic Type is set to Transponder Card under the circuit properties.

  • Trunk Mode and Baud Rate are already defined under the Trail properties

You will not be able to select Trunk Mode and Baud Rate under the Service properties. To edit these properties change the traffic type and change the Channel property to Auto or Create New.

  • Auto:The system automatically chooses whether to create a new circuit or use an existing one.

  • Create New: A new circuit is created, and no existing circuits are used.

  • Existing circuits (shows the names of the circuits that are already created): Select an existing circuit to use. To specify a particular circuit, choose one from the drop-down list.

Auto

Band Type

NCS 1010

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

Displays whether it is a C-band type or L-band type.

If you choose NCS1K14-2.4T-X-K9 as the Card Type, you can select the band as C-band or L-band.

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—

Section Wavelengths

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1014

Choose the wavelength for the regen site that is selected.

Displays multiple fixed grid wavelengths

Auto

Trunk mode

NCS 1010

NCS 1014

Choose the trunk mode of the line card.

For NCS1K14-2.4T-K9 and NCS1K14-2.4T-X-K9, the trunk rate ranges from 400G to 1200G.

For NCS1K4-QXP-K9, the trunk rate ranges from 100G to 400G.

Auto

Baud Rate

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1014

Select the baud rate.

The baud rates that are suitable for the trunk rate chosen are displayed.

Auto

Wavelength

NCS 1010

Click Edit to choose the wavelength.

  • Auto

  • Fixed Grid(64 Chs)

Auto

Primary channel service properties

This table lists the primary channel service properties.

Table 7. Service properties for primary channel

Property

Platform

Description

Available options

Default

Primary Channel Source

Card Type

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

Select the card for the service.

  • Auto

  • NCS1K14-2.4T-K9

  • NCS1K14-2.4T-X-K9

  • NCS1K4-QXP-K9

  • NCS1K4-OTN-XP

  • NCS1K14-1.2T-K9

  • NCS1K14-2.4T-A-K9

  • NCS1K4-2-QDD-C-K9

Auto

Config mode

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1014

Select the configuration mode

The list of options displayed depends on the traffic type, platform, and the card selected.

.

  • Bundle

  • Slice

  • 2x100G

  • Muxponder

Slice

Split Port

NCS 1010

Select the port to share the client data between trunks.

Note

This property appears only when Config Mode is Bundle.

Choose a client port from the list.

Displays option based on Trunk Mode selction.

TXP Chassis

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

Choose the transponder chassis for the service.

  • Auto

  • NCS 1014: Supports only

    NCS1K14-2.4T-A-K9,

    NCS1K14-2.4T-K9,

    NCS1K14-2.4T-X-K9,

    NCS1K4-1.2T-K9,

    NCS1K4-QXP-K9,

    NCS1K4-2-QDD-C-K9

  • NCS 1004: Supports only

    NCS1K4-1.2T-K9,

    NCS1K4-QXP-K9,

    NCS1K4-2-QDD-C-K9,

    NCS1K4-OTN-XP-K9

Auto

Modulation

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

Displays the type of modulation.

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—

Trunk Mode

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

Select a trunk mode from the drop-down list.

The list of options displayed depends on the traffic type, config mode, and card selected.

The options for trunk mode changes based on the selected card type.

Auto

Sub Mode

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

This field is applicable only for the NCS1K4-QXP-K9 card. Choose the required sub mode.

  • 1_E

  • 0_S

1_E

—

FEC

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

Displays the type of FEC supported on the chosen card.

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—

Src Add/Drop Type

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

Select the Add/drop type.

  • Auto

  • Colored

  • Colorless

  • Contentionless (only for NCS 2000)

  • Omni-colored

  • Omni-colorless

Auto

Client Interface

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

Choose the client pluggable for the selected card. The list of pluggable displayed depends on the traffic type, config mode, and card selected.

For more client pluggable options, see Supported transponder cards and pluggables.

  • Auto

  • QDD-400G-FR4-S

  • QDD-400G-AOC1M

  • QDD-400G-DR4-S

  • QDD-400G-LR4-S

  • QDD-4X100G-LR-S

  • QDD-4X100G-FR-S

  • QDD-2X100-CWDM4-S

  • QDD-2X100-LR4-S

Auto

Client Port

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

This property is enabled only when a trunk mode is selected. Choose the client port.

  • Auto

  • 1

  • 2

  • 3

  • 4

  • 5

  • 6

  • 7 till 12

Auto

Trunk Type

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

The trunk pluggables that are applicable for the selected card are displayed. Choose the required trunk pluggable.

See Supported Cards and Pluggables

Auto

Primary Channel Destination

Card Type

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

Select the card for the service.

  • Auto

  • NCS1K14-2.4T-K9

  • NCS1K14-2.4T-X-K9

  • NCS1K4-QXP-K9

  • NCS1K14-2.4T-A-K9

  • NCS1K4-2-QDD-C-K9

Auto

Config mode

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1014

Select the configuration mode

The list of options displayed depends on the traffic type, platform, and the card selected.

.

  • Bundle

  • Slice

  • 2x100G

  • Muxponder

Slice

Split Port

NCS 1010

NCS 1014

Select the port to share the client data between trunks.

Choose a client port from the list.

Displays option based on Trunk Mode selction.

TXP Chassis

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

Select the transponder chassis for the service.

  • Auto

  • NCS 1014: Supports only

    NCS1K14-2.4T-A-K9,

    NCS1K14-2.4T-K9,

    NCS1K14-2.4T-X-K9,

    NCS1K4-1.2T-K9,

    NCS1K4-QXP-K9,

    NCS1K4-2-QDD-C-K9

  • NCS 1004: Supports only

    NCS1K4-1.2T-K9,

    NCS1K4-QXP-K9,

    NCS1K4-2-QDD-C-K9,

    NCS1K4-OTN-XP-K9

Auto

Modulation

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

Displays the type of modulation.

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—

Trunk Mode

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

Select a trunk mode from the drop-down list.

The options for trunk mode change based on the selected card type.

Auto

Sub Mode

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

This field is applicable only for the NCS1K4-QXP-K9 card. Choose the required sub mode.

  • 1_E

  • 0_S

1_E

FEC

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

Displays the type of FEC supported on the chosen card.

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—

Dst Add/Drop Type

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

Select the Add/drop type.

  • Auto

  • Colored

  • Colorless

  • Contentionless (only for NCS 2000)

  • Omni-colored

  • Omni-colorless

Auto

Client Interface

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

Choose the client pluggable for the selected card. The list of pluggable displayed depends on the traffic type, config mode, and card selected.

For more client pluggable options, see Supported transponder cards and pluggables.

  • Auto

  • QDD-400G-FR4-S

  • QDD-400G-AOC1M

  • QDD-400G-DR4-S

  • QDD-400G-LR4-S

  • QDD-2X100-CWDM4-S

  • QDD-2X100-LR4-S

Auto

Client Port

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

This property is enabled only when a trunk mode is selected. Choose the client port.

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—

Trunk Type

NCS 1010

NCS 2000 (1K-2K)

NCS 1001

NCS 1014

The trunk options that are applicable for the selected card are displayed. Choose the required trunk pluggable.

See Supported Cards and Pluggables

Auto

NCS1K domain properties

This table describes the various NCS1K domain properties for services.
Table 8. NCS1K domain properties

Property

Platform

Description

Available options

Default

Client Type

NCS 2000

Displays the client type. By default, client type is OTU4.

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Interface Type

NCS 2000

Displays the interface type. By default, interface type is BH.

—

—

Trunk Mode

NCS 2000

Choose the trunk mode.

Note

Based on the selected trunk mode, Baud rates are filtered.

  • 200G

  • 300G

200G

Baud Rate

NCS 2000

Choose whether the Baud rates mode as 60 or 69GBd.

  • 60GBd

  • 69GBd

60GBd