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9.
Check whether the number of PPPoE sessions reaches the upper limit in the case that the
MAC address allocation mode is single-mac.
CAUTION
To facilitate fault report, save the results of the following steps.
Procedure
Step 1
Run the
display alarm history
command to check whether alarms (such as alarms indicating
ONU power-off, loss of optical signals, and Ethernet port down) are generated. If such alarms
are generated, clear them by referring to alarm processing guide.
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If the fault persists even after alarms are cleared, proceed to
Step 2
.
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If the fault is rectified after alarms are cleared, go to
Step 19
.
Step 2
Check the upper-layer device and perform PPPoE dialup simulation on the OLT.
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If the simulation result is "timeout", "parameter negotiation failure", "user authentication
failure", "offline requested by the peer side", or "other errors", it indicates that the upper-
layer device connected to the OLT is faulty. Then, mainly check whether the VLAN
configuration of the upper-layer device is correct, whether the OLT can ping the BRAS,
whether the user name/account is configured correctly on the BRAS, and whether the BRAS
limits the number of users accessing the Internet. Ensure that all the preceding information
is correct. Then, proceed to
Step 3
.
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If the simulation result is "success", go to
Step 4
.
Step 3
Check whether the service recovers to normal.
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If the service recovers to normal, go to
Step 19
.
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If the service does not recover to normal, proceed to
Step 4
.
Step 4
Replace the user's PC with another one to perform PPPoE dialup again.
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If PPPoE dialup is successful, it indicates that the user's PC is faulty. Mainly check whether
the PPPoE software is installed correctly and whether the PC NIC is faulty or disabled.
Ensure that there are no abnormalities. Then, proceed to
Step 5
.
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If PPPoE dialup still fails, go to
Step 6
.
Step 5
Check whether the service recovers to normal.
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If the service recovers to normal, go to
Step 19
.
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If the service does not recover to normal, proceed to
Step 6
.
Step 6
Check whether the ONU encounters faults such as ONU registration failure, failure to auto
discover an ONU, and ONU frequent offline.
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If the ONU encounters any of the preceding faults, solve it by referring to relevant
troubleshooting guide. Then, proceed to
Step 7
.
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If the ONU works in the normal state, go to
Step 8
.
Step 7
Check whether the service recovers to normal.
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If the service recovers to normal, go to
Step 19
.
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If the service does not recover to normal, proceed to
Step 8
.
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Step 8
Check the line between the ONU and the PC. Connect the PC to the ONU direct.
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If the network cable is broken or not connected firmly, replace or reconnect the network
cable. Then, go to
Step 9
.
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If PPPoE dialup still fails when the PC connect to the ONU direct. Then, go to
Step 10
.
Step 9
Check whether the service recovers to normal.
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If the service recovers to normal, go to
Step 19
.
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If the service does not recover to normal, proceed to
Step 10
.
Step 10
Check the data configuration. Specifically, check whether the data configurations of the OLT
and the ONU are correct. If services are in the normal state before the fault occurs, it is
recommended that you run the
display log
command to check the system logs and then check
whether the fault is caused by modifications of data configuration.
NOTE
Incorrect data configuration is a common cause of a fault. The following is likely to configure incorrectly:
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Service stream: You can run the
display service-port
command to check whether the service stream
configuration is correct. Specifically, mainly check whether the user VLAN, GEM port, ONU ID, port ID,
and upstream port comply with actual conditions.
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VLAN tag switching: You can analyze the VLAN tag switching process according to the service port
configuration on the OLT and the ONU. Specifically, mainly check whether the VLAN tag switching on
the ONU and the OLT and the native VLAN configuration on the upstream port of the OLT are correct.
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If there are data configuration errors, correct them by referring to configuration guide
documents. Then proceed to
Step 11
.
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If the data configuration is correct, go to
Step 12
.
Step 11
Check whether the service recovers to normal.
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If the service recovers to normal, go to
Step 19
.
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If the service does not recover to normal, proceed to
Step 12
.
Step 12
Check the PITP configuration. That is, run the
display pitp config
command to check the status
of the global PITP function, run the
display pitp port
command to check the status of the PITP
port, and then run the
display pitp service-port
command to check the status of the PITP
function of the service port to check whether the PITP function is enabled.
NOTE
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PITP is supported at three levels, namely, system level, port level, and service port level. By default,
the system-level PITP is disabled, while the port-level PITP and the service-port-level PITP are enabled.
The PITP function takes effect only when the three levels of PITP are enabled concurrently.
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After the PITP function is enabled, the device information is carried in a PPPoE packet and the PPPoE
packet is then authenticated on the BRAS. The authentication is successful only when the device
information (added by OLT or by a user-side device) is the same as that configured on the BRAS.
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If PITP is in the enable state, check whether the device information carried in a PPPoE
packet is added by the OLT or by a user-side device during the authentication on the BRAS.
If the device information is added by a user-side device, run the
pitp permit-
forwarding service-port
command to configure the OLT to allow the PPPoE packet
with the device information (vendor tag) added by the user-side device to pass a user
port. Then, proceed to
Step 13
.
If the device information is added by the OLT (this is the default mode), there is no need
to proceed. Then, go to
Step 14
.
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If PITP is in the disable state, go to
Step 14
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Step 13
Check whether the service recovers to normal.
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If the service recovers to normal, go to
Step 19
.
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If the service does not recover to normal, proceed to
Step 14
.
Step 14
Check whether the number of MAC addresses learned reaches the upper limit. Run the
display
mac-address port
command and the
display mac-address max-mac-count
command to
respectively query the actual number of MAC addresses learned by a user port and the maximum
number of MAC addresses learned dynamically by the user port.
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If the actual number of MAC addresses learned by the user port reaches the upper limit
(that is, the maximum number of MAC addresses learned dynamically by the user port),
run the
mac-address max-mac-count
command to increase the upper limit. Then, proceed
to
Step 15
.
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If the actual number of MAC addresses learned by the user port is lower than the upper
limit, go to
Step 16
.
Step 15
Check whether the service recovers to normal.
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If the service recovers to normal, go to
Step 19
.
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If the service does not recover to normal, proceed to
Step 16
.
Step 16
Check whether the number of PPPoE sessions reaches the upper limit in the case that the MAC
address allocation mode is single-mac. Run the
display pppoe mac-mode
command to query
the MAC address allocation mode for the PPPoE user.
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If the MAC address allocation mode is single-mac, run the
pppoe max-session-count
command to configure the maximum number of PPPoE sessions of a user port to 8 (the
largest value). Then, proceed to
Step 17
.
NOTE
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If the number of online PPPoE sessions is greater than the preset upper limit, the system does
not allow to set up a new PPPoE session.
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When the MAC address allocation mode is single-mac, a user port allows a maximum of eight
PPPoE sessions. Thus, make a proper plan before network deployment to prevent that the number
of online PPPoE sessions exceeds eight.
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If the MAC address allocation mode is multi-mac (the default mode), go to
Step 18
.
Step 17
Check whether the service recovers to normal.
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If the service recovers to normal, go to
Step 19
.
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If the service does not recover to normal, proceed to
Step 18
.
Step 18
Record the results of the preceding steps in the form for reporting a fault, fill in the form
completely, and then submit the form to Huawei for technical support.
Step 19
The fault is rectified.
----End
?.5. Failure to Obtain an IP Address in the DHCP Mode
This topic describes how to troubleshoot the fault when a user fails to obtain an IP address in
the DHCP mode during accessing the Internet.
Location Method
When the IP address cannot be obtained in the DHCP mode, locate the fault according to the
following procedure:
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1.
Check major alarms.
2.
Check the upper-layer device.
3.
Check the user's PC.
4.
Check the ONU.
5.
Check the line between the ONU and the PC.
6.
Check the data configuration.
7.
Check the DHCP option82 configuration.
CAUTION
To facilitate fault report, save the results of the following steps.
Procedure
Step 1
Run the
display alarm history
command to check whether alarms (such as alarms indicating
ONU power-off, loss of optical signals, and Ethernet port down) are generated. If such alarms
are generated, clear them by referring to alarm processing guide.
l
If the fault persists even after alarms are cleared, proceed to
Step 2
.
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If the fault is rectified after alarms are cleared, go to
Step 15
.
Step 2
Check the upper-layer device, and check whether all the users of the upper-layer device fail to
obtain the IP address.
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If all the users fail to obtain the IP address, it indicates that the upper-layer device is faulty.
In this case, check whether the DHCP server works normally. Then, proceed to
Step 3
.
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If only certain users cannot obtain the IP address, go to
Step 4
.
Step 3
Check whether the service recovers to normal.
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If the service recovers to normal, go to
Step 15
.
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If the service does no recover to normal, proceed to
Step 4
.
Step 4
Replace the user's PC with another one to perform a test again.
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If an IP address can be obtained, it indicates that the PC is faulty. Then, mainly check
whether the network position of the PC is correct and whether the PC NIC is faulty or
disabled. Ensure that there are no abnormalities. Then, proceed to
Step 5
.
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If the IP address cannot be obtained, go to
Step 6
.
Step 5
Check whether the service recovers to normal.
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If the service recovers to normal, go to
Step 15
.
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If the service does no recover to normal, proceed to
Step 6
.
Step 6
Check whether the ONU encounters faults such as ONU registration failure, failure to auto
discover an ONU, and ONU frequent offline.
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If the ONU encounters any of the preceding faults, rectify it by referring to relevant
troubleshooting guide. Then, proceed to
Step 7
.
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If the ONU works in the normal state, go to
Step 8
.
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Step 7
Check whether the service recovers to normal.
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If the service recovers to normal, go to
Step 15
.
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If the service does no recover to normal, proceed to
Step 8
.
Step 8
Check the line between the ONU and the PC. Connect the PC to the ONU direct.
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If the network cable is broken or not connected firmly, replace or reconnect the network
cable. Then, go to
Step 9
.
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If PPPoE dialup still fails when the PC connect to the ONU direct. Then, go to
Step 10
.
Step 9
Check whether the service recovers to normal.
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If the service recovers to normal, go to
Step 15
.
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If the service does no recover to normal, proceed to
Step 10
.
Step 10
Check the data configuration. Specifically, see configuration guide documents to check whether
the data configurations of the OLT and the ONU are correct. If services are in the normal state
before the fault occurs, it is recommended that you run the
display log
command to check the
system logs and then check whether the fault is caused by modifications of data configuration.
NOTE
Incorrect data configuration is a common cause of a fault. It is likely to configure the following incorrectly:
l
Service port: You can run the
display service-port
command to check whether the service port configuration
is correct. Specifically, mainly check whether the user VLAN, GEM port, ONU ID, port ID, and upstream
port comply with actual conditions.
l
VLAN tag switching: You can analyze the VLAN tag switching process of data packets according to the
service port configuration on the OLT and the ONU. Specifically, mainly check whether the VLAN tag
switching on the ONU and the OLT, and the native VLAN configuration on the upstream port of the OLT
are correct.
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DHCP configuration: By default, DHCP works in the Layer 2 mode and there is no need to configure it. If
DHCP is required to work in the Layer 3 mode, configure it by referring to the configuration guide
documents.
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If there are data configuration errors, correct them by referring to configuration guide
documents. Then proceed to
Step 11
.
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If the data configuration is correct, go to
Step 12
.
Step 11
Check whether the service recovers to normal.
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If the service recovers to normal, go to
Step 15
.
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If the service does no recover to normal, proceed to
Step 12
.
Step 12
When the OLT works in the Layer 2 mode, check the DHCP option82 configuration. That is,
run the
display dhcp option82 config
command to check whether the status of the global DHCP
option82 function and then run the
display dhcp option82 service-port
command to check
whether the status of the DHCP option82 function of the service port to check whether the DHCP
option82 function takes effect.
NOTE
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The DHCP option82 function works globally or works only for service ports. By default, this function
works only for service ports. Only when this function works globally and works for service ports, can
this function take effect.
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After the DHCP option82 function is enabled, the device information is carried in a DHCP packet and
the DHCP packet is then authenticated on the BRAS. The authentication is successful only when the
device information (added by OLT or by a user-side device) is the same as that configured on the
BRAS.
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