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Modify Add/Drop multiplexer properties

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Overview

Teaches you how to modify Add/Drop multiplexer 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

User-Defined Colorless Ports Distribution for CCMD Card in NCS 1010 Network

Cisco ONP Release 24.3.1

The new property, Colorless Port Distribution is introduced under the Add/Drop Multiplexer properties. This property allows you to select the number of CCMD cards to connect to the LC ports of the enhanced OLT and determine the number of channels for each chosen CCMD card. It provides the flexibility to choose the desired number of CCMD cards and distribute the colorless ports across them.

Table 2. Feature History

Feature Name

Release Information

Feature Description

Modify Properties of Add/Drop Multiplexer and Demultiplexer

Cisco ONP Release 4.2

You can create and validate network designs by choosing colored and colorless add/drop multiplexers and demultiplexers, and interlever under C-Band > Add/Drop. The following options are supported in this release:

Type of Add/Drop Options Network Supported
Colorless
  • Direct SMR

  • MF-6AD-CFS

  • SSON

  • Non-SSON

Colored
  • MD-64-C

  • MD-48-ODD

  • MD-48-EVEN

  • MD-48-ODD + MD-48-EVEN

  • SSON

  • Non-SSON

Interlever

  • MpoCable

  • MD-48-CM

  • Non-SSON

Use this procedure to modify the properties of the add/drop multiplexer in a site.

Procedure

1.

Open the network where you want to modify the Add/Drop multiplexer properties.

2.

Choose Network > Entity Editor.

3.

In the Entity Editor window, navigate to Sites > Site > Site domain > Side > C-Band

4.

Click Add/Drop and modify the properties in the next pane. For the property descriptions, refer to:

5.

Click Update.


General Add/Drop multiplexer properties

This table describes the general properties of the Add/Drop multiplexers.
Table 3. General Add/Drop multiplexer properties

Options

Platform

Description

Available options

Default

Colored Add/Drop

NCS 2000

Choose the colored add/drop multiplexer and demultiplexer.

To mix 16-AD-CCOFS and MD-48-ODD/EVEN on the same MPO port of SMR-20 and connect MD-48-ODD/EVEN to SMR-20 via MPO-8LC and UPG-4, enable the Shared SMR port and select the required colored Add/Drop.

The MD-32 and MD-48 add/drop configuration with MD-64-C are supported for all NCS 2000 network version in CONP 26.1.1.

MD-32 configuration is

  • MD-32-ODD refers to NCS1K-MD-32O-CE at 150 GHz spacing

  • MD-32-EVEN refers to NCS1K-MD-32E-CE at 150 GHz spacing

  • MD-32-ODD + EVEN refers to both ODD and EVEN at 75 GHz spacing

MD-48 configuration is

  • MD-48-ODD refers to 15216-MD-48-ODD at 100 GHz spacing

  • MD-48-EVEN refers to 15216-MD-48-EVEN at 100 GHz spacing

  • MD-48-ODD + EVEN refers to 15216-MD-48-ODD and 15216-MD-48-EVEN at 50 GHz spacing

  • MD-64-C: Passive optical multiplexer and demultiplexer module (for SSON network)

  • None

  • Auto

Cisco ONP adds some options automatically based on the colored demands created and the wavelengths you configure in the non-SSON network. These options include:

  • MD-48-ODD

  • MD-48-EVEN

  • MD-48-ODD + MD-48-EVEN

  • MD-32-ODD

  • MD-32-EVEN

  • MD-32-ODD + MD-32-EVEN

Auto

NCS 1010

Choose the colored add/drop multiplexer and demultiplexer for NCS 1010.

  • Auto

  • None

  • MD-32-EVEN

  • MD-32-ODD

  • MD-32- ODD+MD-32-EVEN

Auto

NCS 1001

Choose the colored add/drop multiplexer and demultiplexer for NCS 1001.

Note

Choose an Add/Drop type with a Baud rate that matches the Optical Source Baud rates.

  • Auto

  • MD-64

  • MD-32-EVEN

    Note

    In pre-R2511 networks, MD-32-EVEN refers to N1K-MD-32E-C patch panel. In R2511 networks, NCS1K-MD-32E-CE replaces N1K-MD-32E-C. For pre-R2511 networks with MD-32E-C add/drop option, you need to reset the add/drop option to Auto and then to MD-32-EVEN and reanalyze the network to add the new MD-32E-CE PID.

  • MD-32-ODD

  • MD-48-EVEN

  • MD-48-ODD

  • MD-48-ODD+MD-48-EVEN

  • FLD-4 (10 variants)

Auto

NCS 1014

Choose the colored add/drop multiplexer and demultiplexer for NCS 1014.

  • Auto

  • NCS1K-MD-32O-CE

  • NCS1K-MD-32E-CE

  • MD-32-ODD+MD-32-EVEN Combination of both MD-32-CE add/drop panels.

Auto

Colorless Add/Drop

NCS 2000

Choose the colorless add/drop multiplexer and demultiplexer for NCS 2000.

  • Auto

  • Direct SMR: SMR-20 and SMR-9 cards that are directly connected to the colorless channels through MF-MPO-16-LC and MF-MPO-8-LC respectively.

  • MF-6AD-CFS: 6 Port Add/Drop Module (supported only for ROADM starting from NCS 2000 system release 11.0, and traffic site).

    Note

    If you choose MF-6AD-CFS for a side, choose the same for other sides of the site.

Auto

NCS 1010

Choose the colored add/drop multiplexer and demultiplexer for NCS 1010.

Note

QDD optical sources are not supported (both as optical source and pluggable) with colorless BRK-8, BRK-16, or BRK-24 configurations.

  • Auto

  • None

  • BRK-8

  • BRK-16

  • BRK-24

Auto

Interlever Type

NCS 2000

Choose the interlever type from the drop-down list.

Note

Interlever Type property is visible and editable only for Line sides of Multi-Degree nodes having Site Type property as SMR-9 and Scalable Upto Degree property as 8 under the C-Band tab at the Site level.

  • Auto

  • MpoCable

  • MD-48-CM

Auto


MPO connector properties

This table describes the properties of MPO connectors that are used in Add/Drop multiplexers.
Table 4. MPO connector Add/Drop properties

Options

Platform

Description

Available options

Default

Colorless Add/Drop

NCS 1010

Note

MPO Connector Add/Drop appears for networks from R7.10.1.

Note

You cannot use QDD optical sources (as either an optical source or pluggable) with colorless BRK-8, BRK-16, or BRK-24 configurations.

  • Auto

  • None

  • BRK-8

  • BRK-16

  • BRK-24

Auto

Colorless Ports

NCS 1010

Enter the number of colorless ports.

Note

For the R7.10.1 network, you can assign a maximum of 48 colorless ports. The assigned ports are applicable to the MPO ports.

For the R7.11.1 network, you can assign a maximum of 128 colorless ports.

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If you keep the default value, Cisco ONP automatically calculates the number of colorless ports based on the number of circuits you added and colorless add/drop units you have configured.


LC connector properties

This table describes the properties of LC connectors that are used in Add/Drop multiplexers.
Table 5. LC connector Add/Drop properties

Options

Platform

Description

Available options

Default

Colorless Add/Drop

NCS 1010

Note

LC Connector Add/Drop appears for networks from R7.11.1.

  • Auto

  • None

  • NCS1K14-CCMD-16C

Auto

Colorless Ports

NCS 1010

Enter the number of colorless ports.

Note

For the R7.10.1 network, you can assign a maximum of 48 colorless ports. The assigned ports are applicable for the LC ports.

For the R7.11.1 network, you can assign a maximum of 128 colorless ports.

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If you keep the default value, Cisco ONP automatically calculates the number of colorless ports based on the number of circuits you added and colorless add/drop units you have configured.

Colorless Ports Distribution

NCS 1010

  • Click the field to open the Colorless Ports Distribution pop-up window.

  • Choose the NCS1K14-CCMD-16C for each of the LC ports, A/D 4 to A/D 17.

  • Select the number of ports for each CCMD card, ensuring the total does not exceed 128.

  • Click Submit.

When allocating LC ports, consider these priorities:

  1. Degree connection

  2. Direct LC ports

You can allocate CCMD cards only to LC ports that remain after other allocations.

If the Degree Priority under Site Properties is set to LC Ports, the number of CCMD cards that can be forced on the line side edges depends on the number of degrees (including omni and line degrees, depending on the scalable degree) and the Direct LC ports.

This is explained in this formula:

Maximum number of CCMDs Allowed = 14 - (scalableUptoDegree - 1) - Direct LC add/drops - Number of Omni Edges

The number of ports that you have selected is displayed in the field.

When the Enable Special Settings under the Network properties is enabled, and if the Colorless Ports Distribution has not been set previously, the property defaults to 16, 16, 0. In this case, three LC ports are already used for CCMD card.

Note

For omnidirectional sides, you can select the CCMD card for every LC port.

After successful analysis of the network, you can view the port distribution under the Layout > Node Diagram tab.

Currently, this property is supported only for the enhanced plate.

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