ADC LoopStar 1600 User manual

LoopStar®Network Management

LoopStar 800/1600/3600 Provide Flexible Options for Network Management

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Spec Sheet

Overview

ADC’s LoopStar next generation SONET product family provides service providers and enterprise

customers several choices when deciding how to manage their networks. The choices include: 1) A

full GUI-based Element Management System (EMS) for large complex networks; 2) An EMS- Local

Craft Terminal (LCT) for centralized management of relatively small networks via a single layer

solution; 3) Web-LCT which is resident on the LoopStar system and provides GUI control using a

PC- based web browser; and 4) Transaction Language (TL-1) command language with direct serial

communication between a PC or higher layer NMS and the LoopStar SONET system. These flexible

options enable customers to select the right level of network management for their LoopStar

systems, based on their considerations of complexity and cost.

LoopStar 800

LoopStar 1600

LoopStar 3600

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LoopStar EMS and EMS-Local Craft

Terminal (LCT)

The LoopStar EMS is an advanced user-

friendly Graphical User Interface (GUI) Element

Management System (EMS) for controlling and

managing networks consisting of LoopStar

800/1600/3600 SONET access systems. The

LoopStar EMS provides users with sophisticated

centralized control capabilities for configuring,

monitoring, testing, and managing multiple

LoopStar 800/1600/3600 systems from a single

management platform.

The LoopStar EMS-LCT is an element

management layer (EML) management system

for LoopStar 800/1600/3600 SONET Access

Systems. The LoopStar EMS-LCT is intended

for small, relatively simple networks. It provides

users with single-layer management network

solutions to the LoopStar 800/1600/3600 of

up to eight NEs and manages the systems in a

centralized manner.

LoopStar 800/1600/3600 systems are highly

advanced next-generation SONET Access

Systems that allow service providers to cost-

effectively deploy and manage TDM and

Ethernet services to end-user customers.

With the LoopStar EMS or EMS LCT, service

providers can perform advanced management

control functions for their entire network of

LoopStar 800/1600/3600 systems, all from

a common management platform. Specific

capabilities of the LoopStar EMS and

EMS-LCT include:

• Configuration Management: Network

connections, system and circuit provisioning,

system inventory

• Fault Management: Alarm management

and control, alarm history database

management

• Performance Monitoring: Real-time traffic

management, monitoring and alarming, PM

database management

• Security: System access and password control

• Testing: Circuit and test management control

Network Configuration Management

and System Alarming

LoopStar Network

System and Circuit

Provisioning

Performance

Monitoring

and Testing

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The LoopStar EMS is a Windows®-based

software application designed to operate in

standard client-server-based configurations.

The system is a scalable platform consisting of

a central database/server software application

with options for multiple client servers hosted

from the central server. The total number

of LoopStar 800/1600/3600 elements to be

managed by a common LoopStar EMS is a

function of the server/client system and memory

capacity. Standard network configurations

are approximately 1-32 systems per

LoopStar 800 EMS.

Communications between the LoopStar

EMS and network LoopStar 800/1600/3600

systems is via TL1 or SNMP message control

over Ethernet LAN/WAN communications.

The LoopStar EMS can also funnel network

configuration, alarms and performance

monitoring information to higher-order network

management systems via TL1/CORBA/MML

north-bound LAN/WAN

interface communications.

The LoopStar EMS-LCT is a PC-based software

application designed to work on Windows 2000

or Windows XP system. The LoopStar EMS- LCT

provides management and configuration

functions at the NE layer to a single

concurrent session.

Web-Local Craft Terminal

The Web-LCT is a JavaScript application

embedded in LoopStar Network Element (NE)

software. Through the Web-LCT, customers can

manage, maintain and configure the LoopStar 800

using Microsoft Internet Explorer. Users can access

the LoopStar 800 and configure services or query

alarms on it just by opening Microsoft Internet

Explorer on their terminal computers and then

entering the IP address of the NE. Once accessed,

the Web-LCT provides configuration management,

fault management, performance monitoring,

security and testing management. Web-LCT

will be available on the LoopStar 1600 in the

near future.

Transaction Language (TL1)

TL1 is a derivation of the CCITT Man-Machine

Language (MML). The LoopStar SONET product

family TL1 specification is derived from Telcordia

standards referenced in the TL1 Command

Set Technical Publication. The LoopStar

800/1600/3600 can be managed directly via

TL1 commands by technicians who log into

the NE LAN port using terminal emulation on

a PC. They can perform all of the network

management functions referenced in the EMS/

EMS-LCT section of this document. Using TL1

the LoopStar 800 has complete integration into

Telcordia ‘s TIRKS and NMA OSS systems for

inventory and network monitoring.

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Specifications published here are current as of the date of publication of this document. Because we are continuously

improving our products, ADC reserves the right to change specifications without prior notice. At any time, you may

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Spec Sheet

Description Catalog Number

LoopStar EMS Items

LoopStar EMS Server (Server SW and SQL Database) LPS-EMS800SRV-L1

LoopStar EMS Client (Client SW and ILOG Tools) LPS-EMS800CLNT-L1

LoopStar NE License Authorization Charge (RTU) per NE, ﬁrst 30 NEs LPS-EMSRTU-L1

LoopStar NE License Authorization Charge (RTU) per NE, NE 31 and above LPS-EMSRTU-L2

LoopStar EMS-LCT Items

LoopStar EMS- LCT Software (PC) LPS-EMSLCT

Web-LCT

LoopStar Web- LCT Software (PC) NA - resident on NE

Ordering Information

System Requirements

LoopStar EMS

Server

PC Desktop PC-P4 2.4GHz or above, or

PC Server-P4 PE6600-4xXeon 1.9GHz or

above, or HP Workstation-xw6000-2xP4

Xeon 2.4GHz or above

512M-40G-FDD/DVD/Video adapter

10&100BT Network adapter

Windows2000 Professional

Client

Desktop PC-P4 2.4GHz or above

512M-40G-FDD/DVD/Video adapter, or

HP Workstation-xw6000-2xP4 Xeon

2.4GHz or above

1GB-2x36GB

LoopStar EMS-LCT

Personal Computer

Pentium 1.3 GHz or above

256M/30G/FDD/DVD

Windows 2000 or XP

Web-LCT

Personal Computer

Microsoft Windows 9X, 2000, XP or NT

Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 or later

800x600 pixel resolution (minimum)

Pentium II 600 or higher

128 MB memory (minimum)

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