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===== Upgrade Parks from RouterOS =====

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OLT: firmware upgrade

RB: /tool fetch address=192.168.1.1 src-path=300xx-1.9_boot.dwn user=upload password=parks mode=ftp upload=yes ascii=no port=21 dst-path=300xx-1.9_boot.dwn

OLT: firmware save

OLT: firmware upgrade

RB: /tool fetch address=192.168.1.1 src-path=Fiberlink300xx-6.2.0.vol user=upload password=parks mode=ftp upload=yes ascii=no port=21 dst-path=Fiberlink300xx-6.2.0.vol

OLT: firmware save

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===== Fix parks easy client default server IP =====

<code>

echo Login.server=172.31.255.7 >> C:\Program Files (x86)\Parks Client Easy Network View\conf\login.properties

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Parks Client Easy Network View\bin\loginConf.bat"

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===== Autologin parks easy =====

netplwiz.exe

shell:startup

Server: https://nxc.parks.com.br/s/krx5Nge89xzSfFk

Client: https://nxc.parks.com.br/s/6wF5GcMci5NjE8g


===== Activate onu =====
<code>
for i in $(cut -d " " -f5 parks2); do echo -ne "no onu $i\nonu add serial-number $i\nonu $i ethernet-profile auto-on uni-port 1\nonu $i vlan-translation-profile _10 uni-port 1\nonu $i flow-profile onu\n"; done
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===== Ubiquiti OLT to parks =====
<code>
sed  -e "s/,/\n/g" p.json |grep "pppoeUser\|serial"|cut -d "\"" -f 4 > u2p


while IFS=' ' read -r pppoe serial; do echo -ne "onu add serial-number $serial\n"'!'"\ninterface gpon1/5\nonu $serial  ethernet-profile auto-on uni-port 1\nonu $serial vlan-translation-profile access_v10 uni-port 1\nonu $serial upstream-fec disabled\nonu $serial flow-profile bridge\nonu $serial alias $pppoe\n"; done < u2p | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:] 

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