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Guides for setting up and running your network on Xelynx — from the first OLT command to the fiber map.

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Getting started

Prepare a Huawei OLT for Xelynx — management IP, dedicated user, telnet & SNMP, firewall.

Huawei initial setup

Dashboard

Read the live dashboard — network status, outages, faults, alarms and PON signal averages.

Dashboard overview

Maps

Draw your plant — closures, ODBs, fibers and cores, ONU placement, colors and naming.

Maps & fiber plant

OLT

Bring an OLT under management and run it — settings, monitoring, configuration and VPN.

Adding an OLT · Settings

ONU / ONT

Authorize new ONUs from autofind and manage them — signal, alarms, settings, reboots.

Adding ONUs · Settings

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Guides

Step-by-step, in order.

The path most new operators take — from a factory-fresh OLT to a fully mapped network.

01 Huawei OLT initial setup Console into the OLT, assign a management IP, create the Xelynx user and enable telnet & SNMP. 02 Adding an OLT Register the OLT in Xelynx, open communication, let it sync boards and ports — including VPN setup for private networks. 03 Adding ONUs Authorize subscribers' ONUs straight from the autofind page. 04 ONU settings & monitoring Per-ONU signal, traffic, alarms, configuration and lifecycle actions. 05 OLT settings & monitoring Everything on the OLT page — boards, PON ports, uplinks, environment and configuration. 06 Dashboard overview Read your whole network at a glance — status, outages, faults, alarms, signal averages. 07 Maps & fiber plant Place infrastructure on the map, connect fibers, manage cores, closures and ODBs.
These guides currently cover the NMS. CRM, billing, IPTV and the other modules are being documented next — the structure you see here is built to grow.

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