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PreviousTransport over the water⁣⁣⁣

Last updated 1 year ago

Description

The main scenario for organizing the connection with mobile objects is the following:

  • The base stations BS1, BS2 and BS3 are installed along the area perimeter, forming the backhaul radio network. Single-sector base station configurations are used, i.e. each BS has one sector. Non-overlapping frequency channels are configured on the base station sectors.

  • A mobile object moves within the backhaul radio network from point A to point B. A subscriber terminal, CPE1, is installed on the mobile object. Depending on the requirements for the connection reliability, there are two implementation options: the installation of one subscriber with an antenna having a circular radiation pattern, or the installation of two subscribers on each moving object. During the motion, CPE1 can establish a radio link with the devices of the backhaul radio network - BS1, BS2 and BS3.

  • The aggregation node is located near BS2, where the AstraMUX is installed. All BSs sectors are connected to the AstraMUX, which joins the radio backhaul network devices into a single MINT area.

  • The aggregation node and the enterprise LAN are connected via the Master-Slave backbone link.

  • The Global function is enabled on CPE1 and on the AstraMUX.

  • "Mode nomadic" is set on the backhaul radio network devices and on CPE1, "mode fixed" - on the Master and Slave devices. Depending on the project specifics, other mode values may be set.

  • For device management, VLAN 100 is reserved, which is associated with the 192.168.100.0/24 subnet.

  • VLAN 200 is used for the data transmission service.

Planning

Radio and data settings are in table below:

Table 1 - Radio settings for a project with mobile objects

Device name
Center frequency
Channel width
Role

Master

5000

20

master

Slave

5000

20

slave

BS1

5100

20

master

BS2

5200

20

master

BS3

5300

20

master

CPE1

5100

20

slave

CPE1

5200

20

slave

CPE1

5300

20

slave

Table 2 - data transfer settings for project with mobile objects

Device name
SVI IP address
VLAN
Switch groups
Global
Mode

AstraMUX

192.168.100.200/24

100,200

100,200

yes

nomadic

BS1

192.168.100.1/24

100,200

100

no

nomadic

BS2

192.168.100.2/24

100,200

100

no

nomadic

BS3

192.168.100.3/24

100,200

100

no

nomadic

CPE1

192.168.100.101/24

100,200

100,200

yes

nomadic

Master

192.168.100.201/24

100,200

100,200

no

fixed

Slave

192.168.100.202/24

100,200

100,200

no

fixed

Configuration

Configure the radio parameters

Master device radio configuration example:

#Radio module parameters
 rf rf6.0 band 20
 rf rf6.0 mimo
 rf rf6.0 freq 5000 bitr auto sid 10101010 burst
 rf rf6.0 txpwr max pwrctl distance auto
 
#MINT configuration
 mint rf6.0 -name "Master"
 mint rf6.0 -type master
 mint rf6.0 -mode fixed
 mint rf6.0 start

Slave device radio configuration example:

#MINT configuration
 mint rf6.0 -name "Slave"
 mint rf6.0 -type slave
 mint rf6.0 -mode fixed
 mint rf6.0 prof 1 -band 20 -freq 5000 -sid 10101010 -type slave -autobitrate -mimo
 mint rf6.0 start

BS1 device radio configuration example:

#Radio module parameters
 rf rf6.0 band 20
 rf rf6.0 mimo
 rf rf6.0 freq 5100 bitr auto sid 10101010 burst
 rf rf6.0 txpwr max pwrctl distance auto
 
#MINT configuration
 mint rf6.0 -name "BS1"
 mint rf6.0 -type master
 mint rf6.0 -mode nomadic
 mint rf6.0 start

BS2 device radio configuration example:

#Radio module parameters
 rf rf6.0 band 20
 rf rf6.0 mimo
 rf rf6.0 freq 5200 bitr auto sid 10101010 burst
 rf rf6.0 txpwr max pwrctl distance auto
 
#MINT configuration
 mint rf6.0 -name "BS2"
 mint rf6.0 -type master
 mint rf6.0 -mode nomadic
 mint rf6.0 start

BS3 device radio configuration example:

#Radio module parameters
 rf rf6.0 band 20
 rf rf6.0 mimo
 rf rf6.0 freq 5300 bitr auto sid 10101010 burst
 rf rf6.0 txpwr max pwrctl distance auto
 
#MINT configuration
 mint rf6.0 -name "BS3"
 mint rf6.0 -type master
 mint rf6.0 -mode nomadic
 mint rf6.0 start

CPE1 device radio configuration example:

#MINT configuration
 mint rf6.0 -name "AS1"
 mint rf6.0 -type slave
 mint rf6.0 -mode nomadic
 mint rf6.0 prof 1 -band 20 -freq 5100 -sid 10101010 -type slave -autobitrate -mimo
 mint rf6.0 prof 2 -band 20 -freq 5200 -sid 10101010 -type slave -autobitrate -mimo
 mint rf6.0 prof 3 -band 20 -freq 5300 -sid 10101010 -type slave -autobitrate -mimo
 mint rf6.0 start

Join the backhaul radio network devices into a single MINT area

BS1 configuration example:

#Interfaces parameters
 ifc prf0 up
 
#Pseudo-RF parameters
 prf 0 parent eth0
 
#MINT configuration
 mint prf0 -name "BS1_prf_eth0"
 mint prf0 -type master
 mint prf0 -mode nomadic
 mint prf0 start
 mint join rf6.0 prf0

BS2 configuration example:

#Interfaces parameters
 ifc prf0 up
 
#Pseudo-RF parameters
 prf 0 parent eth0
 
#MINT configuration
 mint prf0 -name "BS2_prf_eth0"
 mint prf0 -type master
 mint prf0 -mode nomadic
 mint prf0 start
 mint join rf6.0 prf0

BS3 configuration example:

#Interfaces parameters
 ifc prf0 up
 
#Pseudo-RF parameters
 prf 0 parent eth0
 
#MINT configuration
 mint prf0 -name "BS3_prf_eth0"
 mint prf0 -type master
 mint prf0 -mode nomadic
 mint prf0 start
 mint join rf6.0 prf0

AstraMUX configuration example:

#Interfaces parameters
 ifc prf1 up
 ifc prf2 up
 ifc prf3 up
 
#Pseudo-RF parameters
 prf 1 parent eth1
 prf 2 parent eth2
 prf 3 parent eth3
 
#MINT configuration
 mint prf1 -name "AstraMUX_prf_eth1"
 mint prf1 -type master
 mint prf1 -mode nomadic
 mint prf1 start
 mint prf2 -name "AstraMUX_prf_eth2"
 mint prf2 -type master
 mint prf2 -mode nomadic
 mint prf2 start
 mint prf3 -name "AstraMUX_prf_eth3"
 mint prf3 -type master
 mint prf3 -mode nomadic
 mint prf3 start
 mint join prf1 prf2 prf3

Enable the Global function

Global function configuration on CPE1:

#MINT configuration
 mint rf6.0 roaming enable global

Global function configuration on AstraMUX:

#MINT configuration
 mint prf0 roaming enable global

Configure the management

Management configuration on Master:

#Interfaces parameters
 ifc vlan100 vlan 100 vlandev eth0 up
 ifc svi100 up
 ifc svi100 192.168.100.201/24
 
#MAC Switch config
 switch group 100 add vlan100 rf6.0
 switch group 100 order 1
 switch group 100 start
 
#Switch Virtual Interface config
 svi 100 group 100

Management configuration on Slave:

#Interfaces parameters
 ifc vlan100 vlan 100 vlandev eth0 up
 ifc svi100 up
 ifc svi100 192.168.100.202/24
 
#MAC Switch config
 switch group 100 add vlan100 rf6.0
 switch group 100 order 1
 switch group 100 start
 
#Switch Virtual Interface config
 svi 100 group 100

Management configuration on BS1:

#Interfaces parameters
 ifc svi100 up
 ifc svi100 192.168.100.1/24
 
#MAC Switch config
 switch group 100 add prf0
 switch group 100 order 1
 switch group 100 start
 
#Switch Virtual Interface config
 svi 100 group 100

Management configuration on BS2:

#Interfaces parameters
 ifc svi100 up
 ifc svi100 192.168.100.2/24
 
#MAC Switch config
 switch group 100 add prf0
 switch group 100 order 1
 switch group 100 start
 
#Switch Virtual Interface config
 svi 100 group 100

Management configuration on BS3:

#Interfaces parameters
 ifc svi100 up
 ifc svi100 192.168.100.3/24
 
#MAC Switch config
 switch group 100 add prf0
 switch group 100 order 1
 switch group 100 start
 
#Switch Virtual Interface config
 svi 100 group 100

Management configuration on CPE1:

#Interfaces parameters
 ifc svi100 up
 ifc svi100 192.168.100.101/24
 
#MAC Switch config
 switch group 100 add rf6.0
 switch group 100 order 1
 switch group 100 start
 
#Switch Virtual Interface config
 svi 100 group 100

Management configuration on AstraMUX:

#Interfaces parameters
 ifc vlan100 vlan 100 vlandev eth4 up
 ifc svi100 up
 ifc svi100 192.168.100.200/24
 
#MAC Switch config
 switch group 100 add vlan100 prf1
 switch group 100 order 1
 switch group 100 start
 
#Switch Virtual Interface config
 svi 100 group 100

Configure the service trafic transmission

Master configuration example:

#Interfaces parameters
 ifc vlan200 vlan 200 vlandev eth0 up
 
#MAC Switch config
 switch group 200 add vlan200 rf6.0
 switch group 200 start

Slave configuration example:

#Interfaces parameters
 ifc vlan200 vlan 200 vlandev eth0 up
 
#MAC Switch config
 switch group 200 add vlan200 rf6.0
 switch group 200 start

CPE1 Master configuration example:

#Interfaces parameters
 ifc vlan200 vlan 200 vlandev eth0 up
 
#MAC Switch config
 switch group 200 add vlan200 rf6.0
 switch group 200 start

AstraMUX configuration example:

#Interfaces parameters
 ifc vlan200 vlan 200 vlandev eth4 up
 
#MAC Switch config
 switch group 200 add vlan200 prf1
 switch group 200 start