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ZXMSG 5200Multiplex Service Gateway

Command Manual (Vol II)

Version 2.0.2

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Contents

About this Manual......................................................... xiii

Purpose.............................................................................xiii Intended Audience ..............................................................xiii Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge ...........................................xiii What is in This Manual.........................................................xiii Related Documentation........................................................xiv Conventions....................................................................... xv How to Get in Touch............................................................xvi

Chapter 1.......................................................................... 1

Management Mode Commands .......................................1

adsl ..............................................................................1

atmbridge ......................................................................1

dhcp .............................................................................1

epon .............................................................................1

eth-switch......................................................................1

igmp .............................................................................2

ima ...............................................................................2

iptv...............................................................................2

lacp ..............................................................................2

linkaggregation...............................................................2

mvr...............................................................................2

mstp .............................................................................2

port ..............................................................................2

pppoe............................................................................3

qos ...............................................................................3

shdsl .............................................................................3

stackvlan .......................................................................3

stm1 .............................................................................3

vdsl ..............................................................................3

vlan ..............................................................................3

dsl ................................................................................4 dsl port enable......................................................................4 dsl port disable .....................................................................4 dsl port clear-statistics...........................................................5 dsl port mac-bind ..................................................................6 dsl port ip-bind .....................................................................7 dsl port max-mac-learn..........................................................8 dsl port atmpvc.....................................................................8 dsl port enpmode ..................................................................9 dsl port ingress-filter ...........................................................10 dsl port broadcast-restrict ....................................................11 dsl port modem-f5test .........................................................12 show dsl atmpvc .................................................................12 show dsl port......................................................................13

route........................................................................... 15 route .................................................................................15 show route .........................................................................17

snmp .......................................................................... 17

snmp.................................................................................17 show snmp.........................................................................18

modem........................................................................ 19

modem vcprf ......................................................................19 modem ipprf.......................................................................20 modem pppprf ....................................................................21 modem vc..........................................................................22 modem port .......................................................................23 show modem......................................................................26

Miscellaneous Commands............................................... 28 hostname...........................................................................28

alarm .......................................................................... 29 alarm ................................................................................29 show alarm ........................................................................30

syslog ......................................................................... 31 syslog................................................................................31 show syslog........................................................................32

macpool ...................................................................... 33 macpool.............................................................................33

show macpool .................................................................... 34

Chapter 2........................................................................35

xDSL Commands............................................................35

adsl ............................................................................ 35 adsl lineprofile .................................................................... 35 adsl alarmprofile ................................................................. 36 adsl port............................................................................ 37 show adsl .......................................................................... 40

vdsl ............................................................................ 41 vdsl .................................................................................. 41 show vdsl .......................................................................... 43

shdsl ........................................................................... 44 shdsl................................................................................. 44 show shdsl......................................................................... 46

Chapter 3........................................................................49

Multicast Commands......................................................49

mvr............................................................................. 49 mvr .................................................................................. 49 show mvr .......................................................................... 51

igmp ........................................................................... 52 igmp ................................................................................. 52 show igmp ......................................................................... 54

iptv............................................................................. 55 iptv manage....................................................................... 55 iptv recognition-time ........................................................... 55 iptv program ...................................................................... 56 iptv access-control .............................................................. 58 iptv preview ....................................................................... 59 iptv record ......................................................................... 60 show iptv........................................................................... 62

Chapter 4........................................................................65

ATM Commands .............................................................65

atmbridge .................................................................... 65 atmbridge pvc .................................................................... 65 atmbridge brg-fwd-mode ..................................................... 67

atmbridge loopback .............................................................68 atmbridge idlecell ................................................................68 atmbridge pvcnum ..............................................................69 show atmbridge ..................................................................70

stm1 ........................................................................... 71 stm1 .................................................................................71 show stm1 .........................................................................72

ima............................................................................. 73 ima link .............................................................................73 ima module ........................................................................74 ima group ..........................................................................75 ima e1...............................................................................77 show ima ...........................................................................77

Chapter 5........................................................................79

Layer 2 Protocol Commands..........................................79

lacp ............................................................................ 79

lacp actor...........................................................................79 lacp partner........................................................................80 lacp switch .........................................................................81 show lacp...........................................................................82

mstp ........................................................................... 83 mstp port...........................................................................83 mstp bridge........................................................................84 mstp instance .....................................................................87 mstp instanport ..................................................................88 show mstp .........................................................................89

Chapter 6........................................................................91

Security Commands.......................................................91

vbas............................................................................ 91 vbas..................................................................................91 show vbas..........................................................................92

dhcp ........................................................................... 92 dhcp agentoption ................................................................92 dhcp snooping ....................................................................93 dhcp security......................................................................95 dhcp uplink ........................................................................96

show dhcp ......................................................................... 97

pppoe.......................................................................... 98

pppoe ............................................................................... 98 show pppoe ....................................................................... 99

Chapter 7......................................................................101

EPON Commands .........................................................101

epon ......................................................................... 101 epon onu ......................................................................... 101 epon olt........................................................................... 102 epon dba ......................................................................... 103 epon p2p ......................................................................... 104 epon security ................................................................... 106 epon olt-almprf................................................................. 106 epon onu-almprf ............................................................... 107 epon onu-mng.................................................................. 108 epon onu-mcastfilter ......................................................... 109 show epon ....................................................................... 110

Chapter 8......................................................................113

QoS Commands............................................................113

qos ........................................................................... 113

qos class ......................................................................... 113 qos port .......................................................................... 116 qos policy ........................................................................ 118 qos schedulerprofile .......................................................... 120 qos mirror-port................................................................. 122 show qos ......................................................................... 122

Chapter 9......................................................................125

Ethernet Commands ....................................................125

vlan .......................................................................... 125

vlan add .......................................................................... 125 vlan del ........................................................................... 126 vlan add-port ................................................................... 126 vlan del-port .................................................................... 127 vlan make-port................................................................. 128 vlan voipmed ................................................................... 129 vlan set-stack................................................................... 130

vlan del-stack ................................................................... 131 vlan set-remark ................................................................ 132 vlan del-remark ................................................................ 133 show vlan ........................................................................ 134

port .......................................................................... 135 port................................................................................. 135 show port......................................................................... 137

stackvlan ................................................................... 139 stackvlan ......................................................................... 139 show stackvlan ................................................................. 140

eth-switch.................................................................. 141 eth-switch........................................................................ 141 show eth-switch................................................................ 144

linkaggregation........................................................... 145 linkaggregation ................................................................. 145 show linkaggregation ......................................................... 146

Chapter 10....................................................................147

8888 port Commands ..................................................147

r06 ........................................................................... 147

r06_attr........................................................................... 147 r06_del............................................................................ 148 r06_dir ............................................................................ 149 r06_get ........................................................................... 150 r06_put ........................................................................... 151

r07 ........................................................................... 152

r07_broadfileshow............................................................. 152 r07_downcardver .............................................................. 153 r07_exchgver ................................................................... 154 r07_fileshow..................................................................... 155 r07_fload ......................................................................... 156 r07_loadtone .................................................................... 157 r07_master2back .............................................................. 158 r07_pc2mp....................................................................... 158 r07_sficsfile...................................................................... 159 r07_transshow.................................................................. 160 r07_vershow .................................................................... 161

v5............................................................................. 162

v5_activeisdnport ............................................................. 162 v5_activev5in................................................................... 162 v5_blockisdnport .............................................................. 163 v5_blocklink..................................................................... 163 v5_blockpstnport .............................................................. 164 v5_deactivev5in ............................................................... 165 v5_requestvar .................................................................. 165 v5_setanfault ................................................................... 166 v5_setflag........................................................................ 166 v5_switchlc ...................................................................... 167 v5_switchvar.................................................................... 167 v5_testE1 ........................................................................ 168 v5_unblockisdnport ........................................................... 168 v5_unblocklink ................................................................. 169 v5_unblockpstnport........................................................... 169 v5_verifylink .................................................................... 170

cpu ........................................................................... 170 cpu ................................................................................. 170 cpuclear .......................................................................... 171

112........................................................................... 172

show112.......................................................................... 172 start112 .......................................................................... 172 stop112........................................................................... 174 stoptest........................................................................... 174

Miscellaenous Commands............................................. 175 changeover ...................................................................... 175 exit................................................................................. 175 h248state ........................................................................ 176 mgcpstate ....................................................................... 176 msagreset ....................................................................... 177 namedtimer ..................................................................... 177 peershow......................................................................... 178 ping................................................................................ 179 ppreset ........................................................................... 179 qrychgover ...................................................................... 180 sfchgover ........................................................................ 181 sfcpu............................................................................... 181

time.......................................................................... 182

unitstate.................................................................... 182

version ...................................................................... 183

Appendix A...................................................................185

Abbreviations...............................................................185

Tables ...........................................................................187

Index............................................................................189

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About this Manual

Purpose

This manual provides commands and guidelines that support the operation of the ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway.

Intended Audience

This document is intended for engineers and technicians who perform operation activities on the ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway.

Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge

To use this document effectively, users should have a general understanding of telecommunications technology. Familiarity with the following is helpful:

ZXMSG 5200 system and its various components

HyperTerminal

Network Management System

Telnet

What is in This Manual

This manual contains the following chapters:

T AB L E 1 – C H A P T E R S U M M AR Y

Chapter Summary

Chapter 1, Management Mode Commands

Describes the commands available under management user mode.

Chapter 2, xDSL Commands

Describes the commands related to ADSL, VDSL and SHDSL configuration.

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Chapter Summary

Chapter 3, Multicast Commands

Describes the commands related to multicast configuration.

Chapter 4, ATM Commands

Describes the commands related to ATM.

Chapter 5, Layer 2 Protocol Commands

Describes the commands related to Layer 2 protocol configuration.

Chapter 6, Security Commands

Describes the commands related to subscriber security.

Chapter 7, EPON Commands

Describes the commands related to EPON.

Chapter 8, QoS Commands

Describes the commands related to QoS.

Chapter 9, Ethernet Commands

Describes the commands related to Ethernet.

Related Documentation

The following documentation is related to this manual:

ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Documentation Guide

Technical Category:

ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Technical Manual

ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Hardware Manual

Installation Category:

ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Hardware Installation Manual (OUT30)

ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Hardware Installation Manual (OUT50C/D)

ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Hardware Installation Manual (19D06H20)

ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Hardware Installation Manual (ONU100)

Operation Category:

ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Operation Manual

ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Command Manual

Maintenance Category:

ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Maintenance Manual (Routine)

ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Maintenance Manual (Troubleshooting)

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T AB L E 2 – TY P O G R AP H I C A L C O N V E N T I O N S

Typeface Meaning

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Constant width Text that you type, program code, files and directory names, and function names.

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Double-click Refers to quickly clicking the primary mouse button (usually the left mouse button) twice.

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Drag Refers to pressing and holding a mouse button and moving the mouse.

Typographical Conventions

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C h a p t e r 1

Management Mode Commands

This chapter covers the commands related to management mode (management user and management user configuration modes).

adsl Refer to chapter 2 for adsl command.

atmbridge Refer to chapter 5 for atmbridge command.

dhcp Refer to chapter 6 for dhcp command.

epon Refer to chapter 7 for epon command.

eth-switch Refer to chapter 9 for eth-switch command.


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igmp Refer to chapter 3 for igmp command.

ima Refer to chapter 4 for ima command.

iptv Refer to chapter 3 for iptv command.

lacp Refer to chapter 5 for lacp command.

linkaggregation Refer to chapter 9 for linkaggregation command.

mvr Refer to chapter 3 for mvr command.

mstp Refer to chapter 5 for mstp command.

port Refer to chapter 9 for port command.

Chapter 1 Management Mode Commands


pppoe Refer to chapter 6 for pppoe command.

qos Refer to chapter 8 for qos command.

shdsl Refer to chapter 2 for shdsl command.

stackvlan Refer to chapter 9 for stackvlan command.

stm1 Refer to chapter 4 for stm1 command.

vdsl Refer to chapter 2 for vdsl command.

vlan Refer to chapter 9 for vlan command.



dsl This section describes dsl commands.

dsl port enable

dsl port enable portlist [pvc pvcno]

To enable DSL port

The following table provides parameter description.

Parameter Description

enable Enable command.

port Configure on specified port list.

pvc Assign PVC value.

The following table provides variable description.

Variable Description

portlist Port list value

pvcno PVC value. Range: 0 ~ 7

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows dsl port enable command.

dsl port disable

show dsl port portid/remote-portid

dsl port disable

dsl port disable portlist [pvc pvcno]

To disable DSL port



disable Disable command.


Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description









MSAG(config)#

The following example shows dsl port disable command.

dsl port enable


dsl port clear-statistics

dsl port clear-statistics {portlist [pvc pvcno] | remoteportlist [pvc pvcno]}

To clear DSL port statistics



clear-statistics Clear port statistics.

port Clear statistics of specified port.






remoteportlist Remote port list

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows dsl port clear-statistics command.

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples




dsl port mac-bind

dsl port mac-bind {set portlist [pvc pvcno [bind bindno [srcmac srcmac [dstmac dstmac]]] | bind bindno [srcmac srcmac [dstmac dstmac]] | srcmac srcmac [dstmac dstmac] | dstmac dstmac] | delete portlist [pvc pvcno [bind bindno] | bind bindno ]}

To set or delete DSL port MAC address binding



mac-bind Set or delete MAC address binding.

port Set or delete binding of specified port.


bind Assign bind number.

srcmac Assign source MAC address.

dstmac Assign destination MAC address.

set Set binding.

delete Remove binding.





bindno Bind Number. Range: 0 ~ 3

srcmac Source MAC address value

dstmac Destination MAC address value

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows dsl port mac-bind set command.

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



The following example shows dsl port mac-bind delete command.

dsl port ip-bind


dsl port ip-bind

dsl port ip-bind {set portlist [pvc pvcno [bind bindno [srcip srcip [dstip dstip]]] | bind bindno [srcip srcip [dstip dstip]] | srcip srcip [dstip dstip] | dstip dstip] | delete portlist [pvc pvcno [bind bindno] | bind bindno]}

To set or delete DSL port IP address binding



ip-bind Set or delete IP address binding.

port Set or delete binding of specified port.


bind Assign bind number.

srcip Assign source IP address.

dstip Assign destination IP address.

set Set binding.

delete Remove binding.





bindno Bind number. Range: 0 ~ 3

srcip Source IP address value

dstip Destination IP address value

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows dsl port ip-bind set command.

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



The following example shows dsl port ip-bind delete command.

dsl port mac-bind


dsl port max-mac-learn

dsl port max-mac-learn portid pvc pvcno maxmacnum

To set DSL port maximum MAC address learning number



max-mac-learn Set maximum MAC learning number.




portid Port identifier value


maxmacnum Maximum MAC learning value.

Range: 0 ~ 4095

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows dsl port max-mac-learn command.


dsl port atmpvc

dsl port atmpvc {portlist {pvc pvcno vpi vpino vci vcino | vpi vpino vci vcino} | remoteportlist {pvc pvcno vpi vpino vci vcino | vpi vpino vci vcino}}

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax



To set ADSL, ADLC or SHDSL port PVC



atmpvc Set ADSL, SHDSL or ADLC port PVC.


vpi Assign VPI value.

vci Assign VCI value.





vcino VCI value. Range: 0 ~ 65535

vpino VPI value. Range: 0 ~ 255

remoteportlist Far end port. Format: Shelf/Slot/Group/Port

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows dsl port atmpvc command.


dsl port enpmode

dsl port enpmode portlist {pvc pvcno enpmode | enpmode}

To set PVC encapsulation mode for GADLA, GADLA2, GADLB, GADLC and GADLC2 cards.



enpmode Set PVC encapsulation mode for GADLA, GADLA2, GADLB, GADLC and GADLC2 cards.


Configure encapsulation by using this command. The following table provides variable description.

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines






enpmode ENP mode value. Range: 0 ~ 9. Values are:

0 - EOA_LLC (default)

1 - EOA_VC_MUX

2 - PPPOA_LLC

3 - PPPOA_VC_MUX

5 - IPOA_LLC

8 - IPOA_VC_MUX

9 - AOE

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows dsl port enpmode command.


dsl port ingress-filter

dsl port ingress-filter {enable portlist [pvc pvcno] | disable portlist [pvc pvcno]}

To enable (or disable) PVC ingress-filter



ingress-filter Enable/disable PVC ingress-filter.

enable Enable operation.

disable Disable operation.






MSAG(config)#

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



The following example shows dsl port ingress-filter command.


dsl port broadcast-restrict

dsl port broadcast-restrict {enable portlist [pvc pvcno] | disable portlist [pvc pvcno] | maxnum portlist {pvc pvcno maxnum | maxnum}}

To enable (or disable) and configure PVC broadcast restriction of GADL card.



broadcast-restrict Enable/disable and configure PVC broadcast.




maxnum Set maximum number of packets for PVC broadcast.





maxnum Maximum broadcast value.

Range: 0 ~ 4000000

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows dsl port broadcast-restrict command.


Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



dsl port modem-f5test

dsl port modem-f5test portlist {pvc pvcno testchoice | testchoice}

To enable (or disable) modem-F5-cell test of DSL port



modem-f5test Enable/disable modem F5 test.






testchoice Test choice value. Range: 0 ~ 2

Choices are:

0 - enable test from card to modem

1 - enable test from modem to card

2 - disable test

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows dsl port modem-f5test command.


show dsl atmpvc

show dsl atmpvc {slot slotid | remote-slot remote-slotid | port portid}

To view ATM PVC of ADSL, ADLC or SHDSL slot



atmpvc View ATM PVC information.


slot Input slot identifier value.

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description




remote-slot Input remote slot identifier value.




slotid Slot identifier value

remote‐slotid Remote slot identifier value

MSAG>

The following example shows show dsl atmpvc command.

dsl port atmpvc

show dsl port

show dsl port {mac-bind portid [pvc pvcno]| ip-bind portid [pvc pvcno] | portid [pvc pvcno] | remote-portid [pvc pvcno]}

To view DSL port information



port Show information of specified port.


mac-bind View MAC-bind information.

ip-bind View IP-bind information.



portid Port list value


Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines




remote‐port Far end port value

MSAG>

The following example shows show dsl port portid / remote‐portid command.

The following example shows show dsl port mac-bind command.

The following example shows show dsl port ip-bind command.

dsl port enable

dsl port disable

dsl port clear-statistics

dsl port mac-bind

dsl port ip-bind

dsl port max-mac-learn

dsl port atmpvc

dsl port enpmode

dsl port ingress-filter

dsl port broadcast-restrict

dsl port modem-f5test

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



route This section describes route command.

route

route {interface ipaddress ipaddr {mask mask vid vlanid description description | delete} | static ipaddress ipaddr {mask mask nexthop nexthop | delete} | default {defaultgateway | delete} | mce_interface ipaddress ipaddr {mask mask | delete} | voipctrl_interface ipaddress ipaddr {mask mask vid vlanid | delete}}

To configure route



route Configure route information.

interface Configure route interface information (in-band).

ipaddress Assign IP address.

mask Assign IP subnet mask.

vid Assign VLAN identifier.

description Assign description information.

delete Delete operation.

static Configure static route information.

nexthop Assign next hop.

default Configure default route gateway.

mce_interface Configure MCE route information.

voipctrl_interface Configure AG VOIP control route information.



ipaddr IP address value

mask IP subnet mask value

vlanid VLAN identifier value. Range: 0 ~ 4094

description Textual description

nexthop Next hop value

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines




defaultgateway Default gateway

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows route interface command.

The following example shows route static command.

The following example shows route default command.

The following example shows route mce_interface command.

The following example shows route voipctrl_interface command.

show route

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



show route

show route

To view route configuration

None

None

MSAG>

The following example shows show route command.

route

snmp This section describes snmp commands.

snmp

snmp community communityname {permission access [viewname name | ipaddress ipaddr [delete] | delete}

To configure and manage SNMP information



community Assign SNMP Community.

permission Assign SNMP access.

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description




viewname Assign SNMP View name.

ipaddress Assign the IP address of TRAP server.

delete Delete SNMP information.



communityname SNMP Community name

access SNMP Permission (read-only or read-write)

name SNMP view name value


MSAG(config)#

The following example shows snmp community permission command.

The following example shows snmp community ipaddress command.

The following example shows snmp community delete command.

show snmp

show snmp

show snmp

To view SNMP information



snmp View SNMP information.

None

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines



MSAG>

The following example shows show snmp command.

snmp

modem This section describes modem commands.

modem vcprf

modem vcprf {add profilename | del profilename | modify profilename}

To manage a VC profile



vcprf Edit a VC profile.

add Add a VC profile.

del Delete a VC profile.

modify Modify a VC profile.

Modify all VC parameters using vcprf modify command. The following table provides variable description.


profilename VC profile name

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows modem vcprf add command.

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



The following example shows modem vcprf del command.

The following example shows modem vcprf modify command.

modem ipprf

modem pppprf

modem vc

modem port

show modem

modem ipprf

modem ipprf {add profilename | del profilename | modify profilename}

To manage an IP profile



ipprf Edit an IP profile.

add Add an IP profile.

del Delete an IP profile.

modify Modify an IP profile.

Modify all IP parameters by using ipprf modify command. The following table provides variable description.


profilename IP profile name

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows modem ipprf add command.

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



The following example shows modem ipprf del command.

The following example shows modem ipprf modify command.

modem vcprf

modem pppprf

modem vc

modem port

show modem

modem pppprf

modem pppprf {add profilename | del profilename | modify profilename}

To manage a PPP profile



pppprf Edit a PPP profile.

add Add a PPP profile.

del Delete a PPP profile.

modify Modify a PPP profile.

Modify all PPP parameters using pppprf modify command. The following table provides variable description.


profilename PPP profile name

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows modem pppprf add command.

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



The following example shows modem pppprf del command.

The following example shows modem pppprf modify command.

modem vcprf

modem ipprf

modem vc

modem port

show modem

modem vc

modem vc {add portlist vpivci | del portlist vpivci | set portlist vpivci profilename [ip [profilename] | ppp [profilename] | profilename]}

To manage modem VC parameters



vc Manage a VC profile.

add Add a VC profile.

del Delete a VC profile.

modify Modify a VC profile.

Modify all VC parameters using vc set command. The following table provides variable description.

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines




profilename VC profile name


vpivci VPI and VCI value

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows modem vc add command.

The following example shows modem vc del command.

The following example shows modem vc set command.

modem vcprf

modem ipprf

modem pppprf

modem port

show modem

modem port

modem port {reboot portlist | save portlist | restore portlist {tonull | todefault} | trap portlist {enable | disable} | dhcp portlist {noSupport | dhcpServer} | dns portlist ipaddr [ipaddr] | ftp portlist ipaddr username password filename {stop | upgrade | ftptest} | ping portlist ipaddr | trellis portlist {enable | disable} | handshake portlist {autosenseGdmtFirst | autosenseT1413First | gdmtOrLite | t1413 | gdmt | glite | autosense | autosenseADSL2+First} | bitswap portlist {enable | disable} | mode portlist {store | direct}}

To manage modem port parameters



port Manage port parameters.

reboot Reboot modem.

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description




save Save modem configuration.

restore Restore modem configuration.

tonull Set modem configuration to null.

todefault Set modem configuration to default.

trap Set modem trap.

dhcp Allow or deny DHCP support.

dns Configure DNS service.

ftp Configure FTP service.

stop Stop option.

upgrade Upgrade option.

ftptest Perform FTP test.

ping Test modem connectivity.

trellis Enable or disable trellis coding.

handshake Configure handshake.

bitswap Enable or disable bit swapping.

mode Configure work mode.

Configure all port parameters using modem port command. The following table provides variable description.


username FTP username

password FTP password

filename FTP filename



MSAG(config)#

The following example shows modem port reboot command.

The following example shows modem port save command.

The following example shows modem port restore command.

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



The following example shows modem port trap command.

The following example shows modem port dhcp command.

The following example shows modem port dns command.

The following example shows modem port ftp command.

The following example shows modem port ping command.

The following example shows modem port trellis command.

The following example shows modem port handshake command.



The following example shows modem port bitswap command.

The following example shows modem port mode command.

modem vcprf

modem ipprf

modem pppprf

modem vc

show modem

show modem

show modem {vcprf [all [profilename] | profilename] | ipprf [all [profilename] | profilename] | pppprf [all [profilename] | profilename] | port {config portid | state portid | vc {config portid {vpivci | all} | state portid {vpivci | all} } | system portid | ping portid | ftp portid | manage slot slotid | lan portid}}

To view modem configuration and related information



vcprf View ATM profile information.

ipprf View IP profile information.

pppprf View PPP profile information.

port View port information.

config View modem port configuration information.

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description




state View modem port state information.

vc View modem PVC information.

system View modem system information.

ping View ping command information.

ftp View FTP information.

manage View modem management status.

lan View modem LAN information.

all View all profiles.



portid Port Identifier value

profilename Profile name

vpivci VPI and VCI value


MSAG>

The following example shows show modem vcprf all command.

The following example shows show modem vcprf profilename command.

The following example shows show modem port manage slot command.

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



modem vcprf

modem ipprf

modem pppprf

modem port

modem vc

Miscellaneous Commands This section describes miscellaneous management mode commands.

hostname

hostname name

To assign host name

None

Assign a name for host by using this command.

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows hostname command.

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



None

alarm This section describes alarm commands.

alarm

alarm {resend timer timervalue | output {enable | disable}}

To configure SNMP alarm



resend Configure trap timer.

timer Assign timer value.

output Manage trap debug output operation.

enable Enable trap debug output.

disable Disable trap debug output.



timervalue Alarm timer value (unit: 1 ms). Value:

Maximum value: 10000

Minimum value: 2000

Default value: 2000

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows alarm resend command.

The following example shows alarm output command.

show alarm

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



show alarm

show alarm {list | config}

To view SNMP alarm configuration and related information



list View alarm list configuration.

config View alarm output configuration state.

None

MSAG>

The following example shows show alarm list command.

The following example shows show alarm config command.

alarm

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



syslog This section describes syslog commands.

syslog

syslog [enable] [disable] [svrip svripaddr] [facility facilityvalue [severity severityvalue]] [severity severityvalue] [hostname hostname]

To configure and manage SYSLOG protocol



enable Enable SYSLOG protocol.

disable Disable SYSLOG protocol.

svrip Assign the IP Address for SYSLOG server.

facility Assign the facility value for NE SYSLOG.

severity Assign the severity value for NE SYSLOG.

hostname Assign the local host name for SYSLOG.



svripaddr SYSLOG server IP address

facilityvalue Facility value for NE SYSLOG. Range: 0 ~ 23

severityvalue Severity value for NE SYSLOG. Range: 0 ~ 7

hostname SYSLOG local host name

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows syslog enable command.

The following example shows syslog disable command.

The following example shows syslog svrip command.

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



The following example shows syslog facility command.

The following example shows syslog severity command.

The following example shows syslog hostname command.

show syslog

show syslog

show syslog

To view SYSLOG protocol configuration

None

None

MSAG>

The following example shows show syslog command.

syslog

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



macpool This section describes macpool commands.

macpool

macpool {add beginmacaddr endmacaddr | del beginmacaddr endmacaddr}

To configure MAC pool (range)



add Add a MAC pool.

del Delete a MAC pool.



beginmacaddr First MAC address of MAC pool

endmacaddr Last MAC address of MAC pool

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows macpool add command.

The following example shows macpool del command.

show macpool

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



show macpool

show macpool

To view MAC pool (range)



macpool View MAC pool range.

None

MSAG>

The following example shows show macpool command.

macpool

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands


C h a p t e r 2

xDSL Commands

This chapter covers the commands related to xDSL subscribers.

adsl This section describes adsl commands.

adsl lineprofile

adsl lineprofile {add profilename | modify profilename | delete profilename}

To configure and manage ADSL line profile



lineprofile Manage an ADSL line profile.

add Add a profile.

del Delete a profile.

modify Modify a profile.



profilename ADSL profile name

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows adsl lineprofile add command.

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



The following example shows adsl lineprofile modify command.

The following example shows adsl lineprofile delete command.

adsl alarmprofile

adsl port

show adsl

adsl alarmprofile

adsl alarmprofile {add profilename | modify profilename | delete profilename}

To configure and manage ADSL alarm profile



alarmprofile Manage an ADSL alarm profile.

add Add a profile.

del Delete a profile.

modify Modify a profile.




MSAG(config)#

The following example shows adsl lineprofile add command.

The following example shows adsl lineprofile modify command.

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Chapter 2 xDSL Commands


The following example shows adsl lineprofile delete command.

adsl lineprofile

adsl port

show adsl

adsl port

adsl port {lineprofile portlist profiletable | alarmprofile portlist profiletable | linecoding portlist codingtype | linetype portlist linetype| linetransmode portlist | linepm portlist linepmstate | active portlist | deactive portlist | shutdown portlist | wakeup portlist | grabline portlist grablinetype | releaseline portlist releaselinetype}

To configure ADSL port information



port Manage ADSL port.

lineprofile Configure ADSL port line profile.

alarmprofile Configure ADSL port alarm profile.

linecoding Configure ADSL port line coding.

linetype Configure ADSL port line type.

linetransmode Configure ADSL port line transmission mode.

linepm Configure ADSL port line performance.

active Activate ADSL port.

deactive Deactivate ADSL port.

shutdown Shutdown ADSL port.

wakeup Wakeup ADSL port.

grabline Configure grab-line.

releaseline Configure release-line.




portlist ADSL port list

profiletable Name of ADSL line/alarm configuration

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines




profile table.

codingtype ADSL coding type.

Values: 2,5,6

Types are:

2 - G.dmt

5 - G.lite

6 - Auto

linetype ADSL physical line types.

Range: 1 ~ 5

Types are:

1 - No channel

2 - Fast only

3 - Interleaved only

4 - Fast or Interleaved

5 - Fast and Interleaved

linepmstate Line power management state.

Range: 0 ~ 4

States are:

0 - L3toL0StateForce


3 - L3StateForce


grablinetype Specify grabbed line.

Range: 0 ~ 3

0,1 for ADLG&ADLG2 card

0,1,2,3 for GADL card

Types are:

0 - INNER_RELAY_CONTROL

1 - OUTER_RELAY_CONTROL

2 - PROTECT_LINE_1_RELAY_CONTROL

3 - PROTECT_LINE_2_RELAY_CONTROL

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows adsl port lineprofile command.

The following example shows adsl port alarmprofile command.

The following example shows adsl port linecoding command.

Mode

Examples



The following example shows adsl port linetype command.

The following example shows adsl port linetransmode command.

The following example shows adsl port linepm command.

The following example shows adsl port active command.

The following example shows adsl port deactive command.

The following example shows adsl port shutdown command.

The following example shows adsl port wakeup command.

The following example shows adsl port grabline command.

The following example shows adsl port releaseline command.

adsl lineprofile

adsl alarmprofile

show adsl

Related Commands



show adsl

show adsl {lineprofile {profilename | all} | alarmprofile {profilename | all} | port {slot slotid | remote-slot slotid | portid [option]}}

To view ADSL port information



lineprofile View ADSL port line profile information.

alarmprofile View ADSL port alarm profile information.


port View port information of ADSL slot.

slot Assign slot identifier value.

remote-slot Assign far end slot identifier value.



profilename ADSL line or alarm profile name

slotid ADSL Slot identifier value

portid ADSL port identifier value

option Table option. Options are:

line-config

physical-table

perf-data

chan

perf-chan

interval

chan-interval

dmt-table

actual-trans

MSAG>

The following example shows show adsl lineprofile command.

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



adsl lineprofile

adsl alarmprofile

adsl port

vdsl This section describes vdsl commands.

vdsl

vdsl {lineprofile {add lineprofilename | delete lineprofilename | modify lineprofilename} | port {lineprofile portlist profilename | active portlist | deactive portlist}}

To configure VDSL



lineprofile Manage VDSL line profile.

add Add a VDSL line profile.

delete Delete a VDSL line profile.

modify Modify a VDSL line profile.

port Configure port information of VDSL slot.

active Activate VDSL port.

deactive Deactivate VDSL port.



portlist Port list

lineprofilename VDSL line profile name

MSAG(config)#

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode



The following example shows vdsl lineprofile add command.

The following example shows vdsl lineprofile modify command.

The following example shows vdsl lineprofile delete command.

The following example shows vdsl port lineprofile command.

The following example shows vdsl port active command.

The following example shows vdsl port deavtive command.

show vdsl

Examples

Related Commands



show vdsl

show vdsl {lineprofile [all | lineprofilename ] | port [config portid | state portid | slot slotid | portid]}

To view VDSL configuration



lineprofile View VDSL profile(s) configuration.


port View VDSL port information.

config View VDSL port configuration.

state View VDSL port state.





lineprofilename VDSL line profile name

MSAG>

The following example shows show vdsl lineprofile command.

The following example shows show vdsl lineprofile lineprofilename command.

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



vdsl

shdsl This section describes shdsl commands.

shdsl

shdsl {lineprofile {add profilename | modify profilename | delete profilename} | alarmprofile {add profilename | modify profilename | delete profilename} | port {lineprofile portlist profilename | alarmprofile portlist {profilename | xtuc profilename | xtur profilename} | active portlist | deactive portlist}}

To configure SHDSL



lineprofile Configure SHDSL line profile.

alarmprofile Configure SHDSL alarm profile.

add Add a line or alarm profile.

modify Modify a line or alarm profile.

delete Delete a line or alarm profile.

port Configure SHDSL port.

xtuc Assign XTUC end point.

xtur Assign XTUR end point.

active Activate SHDSL port.

deactive Deactivate SHDSL port.



profilename SHDSL line or alarm profile name

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines




portlist Port list identifier value

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows shdsl lineprofile add command.

The following example shows shdsl lineprofile modify command.

The following example shows shdsl alarmprofile add command.

The following example shows shdsl alarmprofile modify command.

The following example shows shdsl port lineprofile command.

Mode

Examples



The following example shows shdsl port active command.

show shdsl

show shdsl

show shdsl {lineprofile {all | profilename} | alarmprofile {all | profilename} | port {config portid | perf portid {xtuc | xtur} | slot slotid } | linestate port portid}

To view SHDSL configuration



lineprofile View SHDSL line profile(s).

alarmprofile View SHDSL alarm profile(s).

port View SHDSL port information.

config View SHDSL port configuration.

perf View SHDSL port performance.

port View SHDSL port, Assign port identifier value.

xtuc View XTUC end point.

xtur View XTUR end point.

slot View SHDSL slot information.

linestate View SHDSL line state.



profilename SHDSL line or alarm profile name



MSAG>

The following example shows show shdsl lineprofile all command.

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



The following example shows show shdsl lineprofile DEFVAL.PRF command.

The following example shows show shdsl alarmprofile all command.

The following example shows show shdsl alarmprofile DEFVAL.PRF command.

show shdsl

Related Commands





C h a p t e r 3

Multicast Commands

This chapter covers the commands related to Multicast.

mvr This section describes mvr commands.

mvr

mvr {add vlan mvlanid | delete vlan mvlanid | add-group vlan mvlanid group ipaddr [count count] | del-group vlan mvlanid group ipaddr [count count] | add-srcport vlan mvlanid port portlist [pvc pvcid] | del-srcport vlan mvlanid port portlist [pvc pvcid] | add-recvport vlan mvlanid port portlist [pvc pvcid | onu onulist [connid connid]] | del-recvport vlan mvlanid port portlist [pvc pvcid | onu onulist [connid connid]] | add-static vlan mvlanid group ipaddr port portlist [pvc pvcid | onu onulist [connid connid]] | del-static vlan mvlanid group ipaddr port portlist [pvc pvcid]}

To configure Multicast VLAN Register (MVR)



add vlan Add Multicast VLAN.

delete vlan Delete multicast VLAN.

add-group Add MVR group.

del-group Delete MVR group.

add-srcport Add MVR source port.

del-srcport Delete MVR source port.

add-recvport Add MVR receive port.

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description




del-recvport Delete MVR source port.

add-static Add MVR static receive port.

del-static Delete MVR static receive port.

group Configure multicast group.

count Assign IP address sequence count.

vlan Configure multicast VLAN.

port Configure port list.

pvc Assign PVC identifier value.

onu Assign ONU list value.

connid Assign ONU connection identifier value.




mvlanid Multicast VLAN identifier value.

Range: 2 ~ 4090

ipaddr Multicast group IP address

pvcid PVC identifier value. Range: 0 ~ 7

onulist ONU list value. Range: 0 ~ 31

connid ONU connection identifier value.

Range: 0 ~ 15

count IP address sequence count. Range: 1 ~ 256

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows mvr add command.

The following example shows mvr delete command.

The following example shows mvr add-group command.

The following example shows mvr del-group command.

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Chapter 3 Multicast Commands


The following example shows mvr add-srcport command.

The following example shows mvr del-srcport command.

The following example shows mvr add-recvport command.

The following example shows mvr del-recvport command.

The following example shows mvr add-static command.

The following example shows mvr del-static command.

show mvr

show mvr

show mvr [portcfg vlan mvlanid | members [vlan mvlanid [group ipaddr]] | info]

To view Multicast VLAN Register (MVR) information



portcfg Show MVR port configuration information.

vlan Assign MVLAN identifier value.

members View MVR members.

group Assign multicast group IP address.

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description




info View MVR information.



mvlanid MVLAN identifier value. Range: 2 ~ 4090

ipaddr Multicast group IP address value

MSAG>

The following example shows show mvr command.

mvr

igmp This section describes igmp commands.

igmp

igmp {agingtime time | set port portlist {pvc pvcno {fast-leave {enable | disable} | max-group maxgroup} | fast-leave {enable | disable} | onu onulist {connid connid {fast-leave {enable |disable} | max-group maxgroup} | fast-leave {enable | disable} | max-group maxgroup} | max-group maxgroup} | mode {snooping | router | proxy} | proxy {hostip ipaddr [routerip ipaddr] | routerip ipaddr} | enable | disable}

To configure IGMP and related information



agingtime Set IGMP aging time (time-out period for IGMP snooping).

set port Set IGMP information.

pvc Assign PVC number.

fast-leave Enable/disable IGMP port fast leaving.

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description






max-group Assign maximum group set number in a port.

mode Configure IGMP mode.

snooping Set IGMP snooping mode.

router Set IGMP router mode.

proxy Set IGMP proxy mode.

hostip Assign IGMP host IP address.

routerip Assign IGMP router IP address.




time Aging time value (in seconds)

Values are: 0, 20 ~ 3600

pvcno PVC identifier value. Range: 0 ~ 7

maxgroup Maximum group set value. Range: 0 ~ 1024


MSAG(config)#

The following example shows igmp agingtime command.

The following examples show igmp set command.

The following example shows igmp mode command.

The following examples show igmp proxy command.

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



The following examples show igmp enable and igmp disable commands.

show igmp

show igmp

show igmp [port slot slotid | proxy]

To view current IGMP configuration



port View IGMP port information.

slot Assign slot identifier.

proxy View IGMP proxy information.



slotid Slot identifier. Format: unit/slot

MSAG>

The following example shows show igmp port command.

The following example shows show igmp proxy command.

igmp

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



iptv This section describes iptv commands.

iptv manage

iptv manage {enable | disable}

To enable/disable IPTV manage functions (CAC, CDR, PRW, CFG)



manage Manage IPTV functions (CAC, CDR, PRW and CFG).



None

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows iptv manage enable command.

The following example shows iptv manage disable command.

iptv recognition-time

iptv program

iptv access-control

iptv preview

iptv record

show iptv


iptv recognition-time time

To set IPTV recognition time


Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description




recognition-time Set IPTV recognition time.



time IPTV recognition time value.

Range: 1 ~ 120 seconds

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows iptv recognition-time command.

iptv manage

iptv program

iptv access-control

iptv preview

iptv record

show iptv

iptv program

iptv program {add ipaddr [maxPrwCount maxpreviewcount] [maxPrwInter maxpreviewinterval] [prwResumeInter resumeinterval] [bandcost bandcost] | modify ipaddr [maxPrwCount maxpreviewcount] [maxPrwInter maxpreviewinterval] [prwResumeInter resumeinterval] [bandcost bandcost] | del ipaddr}

To configure IPTV program information



program Configure IPTV program information.

add Add IPTV program.

modify Modify IPTV program.

del Delete an IPTV program.

maxPrwCount Set maximum preview count for IPTV program.

maxPrwInter Set maximum preview interval for IPTV program.

prwResumeInter Set the interval of two continuous previews.

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description




bandcost Set the band cost of the program.





maxpreviewcount Maximum preview count value for IPTV program. Range: 1 ~ 200

maxpreviewinterval Maximum preview interval value for IPTV program.


resumeinterval Interval value of two continuous previews.


bandcost Program band cost value.

Range: 0 ~ 100000 kb


MSAG(config)#

The following example shows iptv program add command.

The following example shows iptv program modify command.

The following example shows iptv program del command.

iptv manage


iptv access-control

iptv preview

iptv record

show iptv

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



iptv access-control

iptv access-control {enable | disable | port portlist {pvc pvclist {program ipaddr right {deny | permit | preview} | enable | disable} | program ipaddr right {deny | permit | preview} | onu {connid connid {program ipaddr right {deny | permit | preview} | enable | disable} | program ipaddr right {deny | permit | preview} | enable | disable} | enable | disable}}

To configure IPTV access control



access-control Configure IPTV access control.



pvc Assign PVC list.

program Configure multicast address for program group.

right Assign program right.

deny Deny IPTV access.

permit Permit IPTV access.

preview Preview IPTV access.




pvclist PVC list value. Range: 0 ~ 7


MSAG(config)#

The following example shows iptv access-control enable command.

The following example shows iptv access-control disable command.

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



The following example shows iptv access-control port command.


iptv program

iptv access-control

iptv preview

iptv record

show iptv

iptv preview

iptv preview {reset-time time | reset}

To set (and reset) IPTV preview information



preview Set IPTV preview information.

reset-time Set IPTV reset time.

reset Reset IPTV preview configuration.



time IPTV preview reset time. Format: hh:mm:ss

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows iptv preview reset-time command.

The following example shows iptv preview reset command.

iptv manage

iptv program

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



iptv access-control


iptv record

show iptv

iptv record

iptv record {enable | disable | sms-server ipaddr | max-records count | report-interval interval | clear | log {enable | disable | threshold threshold | interval interval | save | ftp ipaddress ipaddr user username password password}}

To set IPTV record information



record Set IPTV record information.



sms-server Set IPTV CDR SMS-Server IP address.

max-records Set IPTV maximum CDR count on ONU (auto adjust to 90*N).

report-interval Set IPTV record report interval.

clear Clear IPTV record on ONU.

log Set IPTV record log information.

threshold Set IPTV CDR record log threshold.

interval Set IPTV record log timer period.

save Save IPTV record log information.

ftp Set IPTV record log FTP information.

ipaddress Configure FTP IP address.

user Configure FTP username.

password Assign FTP password.






count Maximum CDR count on ONU.

Range: 90 ~ 90000

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines




threshold CDR record log threshold value.

Range: 0 ~ 10000.

(0 - means no threshold trigger)

interval Records report interval value.

Range: 1 ~ 60 (minutes)

username FTP username

password FTP password

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows iptv record enable command.

The following example shows iptv record sms-server command.

The following example shows iptv record max-records command.

The following example shows iptv record report-interval command.

The following example shows iptv record clear command.

The following example shows iptv record log threshold command.

iptv manage

iptv program

iptv access-control

iptv preview


Mode

Examples

Related Commands



show iptv

show iptv

show iptv {manage | config | program {ip ipaddr | all} | access-control {config | port portlist [pvc pvclist | onu onulist [connid connid]]} | preview config | record {config | items | log}}

To view IPTV configuration and related information



manage View IPTV status.

config View (IPTV recognition time or record) configuration information.

program View IPTV programs information.

ip View program information against specified IP address.

all View program information for all IP addresses.

access-conrol View IPTV access control configuration information.

preview View IPTV preview information.

record View IPTV record information.

items View IPTV record item information.

log View IPTV record log information.



ipadddr IP address value



onulist ONU list value. Range: 0 ~ 31

connid ONU connection identifier value. Range: 0 ~ 15

MSAG>

The following example shows show iptv manage command.

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



The following example shows show iptv config command.

The following example shows show iptv access-control config command.

The following example shows show iptv preview config command.

The following example shows show iptv record config command.

The following example shows show iptv record log command.

iptv manage

iptv program

iptv access-control

iptv preview

iptv record

Related Commands





C h a p t e r 4

ATM Commands

This chapter covers the commands related to ATM.

atmbridge This section describes atmbridge commands.

atmbridge pvc

atmbridge pvc {add slot slotid pvc pvcno vpi vpino vci vcino vlan vlanid [one-to-one | group groupid [one-to-one]] | delete slot slotid pvc pvclist | bind-vlan slot slotid pvc pvclist vlan vlanid [one-to-one] | mngmac slot slotid pvcno pvcno mac macaddr | mngip slot slotid pvcno pvcno ip ipaddr}

To configure and manage ATM PVC and related information



pvc Configure PVC parameters.

add slot Add slot.

pvc Configure PVC list.

vpi Configure VPI value.

vci Configure VCI value.

vlan Configure VLAN identifier list.

one-to-one Assign one slot to one bridge PVC.

group Assign group.

delete slot Delete slot.

bind-vlan Bind VLAN.

mngmac Configure ATM bridge MAC address.

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description




mngip Configure ATM bridge IP address.

mac Configure MAC address.

ip Configure IP address.



slotid Slot identifier. Format: unit/slot

pvcno PVC number. Range: 1 ~ 1000

vpino VPI value. Range: 0 ~ 255

vcino VCI value. Range: 1 ~ 65535



groupid Group identifier value. Range: 0 ~ 7

macaddr MAC address value


MSAG(config)#

The following example shows atmbridge pvc add command.

The following example shows atmbridge pvc delete command.

The following example shows atmbridge pvc bind-vlan command.

The following example shows atmbridge pvc mngmac command.

The following example shows atmbridge pvc mngip command.

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Chapter 4 ATM Commands


atmbridge brg-fwd-mode

atmbridge loopback

atmbridge idlecell

atmbridge pvcnum

show atmbridge


atmbridge brg-fwd-mode slot slotid mode mode

To configure ATM bridge forward mode



brg-fwd-mode slot Configure ATM bridge forward mode on specified slot.

mode Specify input mode.



slotid Slot identifier value. Format: unit/slot

mode Mode value. Values are:

1 - VLAN mode

2 - MAC mode

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows atmbridge brg-fwd-mode command.

atmbridge pvc

atmbridge loopback

atmbridge idlecell

atmbridge pvcnum

show atmbridge

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



atmbridge loopback

atmbridge loopback slot slotid {enable | disable}

To configure ATM bridge loopback



loopback slot Enable or disable ATM bridge loopback on specified slot.

enable Enable loopback.

disable Disable loopback.




MSAG(config)#

The following example shows atmbridge loopback command.

atmbridge pvc


atmbridge idlecell

atmbridge pvcnum

show atmbridge

atmbridge idlecell

atmbridge idlecell slot slotid mode mode

To set ATM bridge idle cell and related information



idlecell slot Set ATM bridge idle cell on specified slot.

mode Configure mode.


Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines





mode Mode value.

Range: 0 ~ 2

Values are:

0 - mode 0

1 - mode 1

2 - mode 2

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows atmbridge idlecell command.

atmbridge pvc


atmbridge loopback

atmbridge pvcnum

show atmbridge

atmbridge pvcnum

atmbridge pvcnum modify slot slotid

To set ATM bridge PVCNUM cell



pvcnum Set ATM bridge PVCNUM cell.

modify Modify PVCNUM cell.

slot Slot identifier.




MSAG(config)#

The following example shows atmbridge pvcnum command.

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



atmbridge pvc


atmbridge idlecell

atmbridge loopback

show atmbridge

show atmbridge

show atmbridge {pvc {config slot slotid | mngmac slot slotid pvclist pvclist | mngip slot slotid pvclist pvclist} | brg-fwd-mode slot slotid | loopback slot slotid | idlecell slot slotid | pvcnum slot slotid}

To view ATM bridge parameters



config View bridge interface.

mngmac View ATM bridge PVC MAC address.

mngip View ATM bridge PVC IP address.

brg-fwd-mode View ATM bridge forward mode.

loopback View ATM bridge loopback.

idlecell View ATM bridge idle cell.

pvcnum View ATM bridge PVC NUM.

slot Input slot identifier. Format: unit/slot




pvclist PVC list. Range: 1 ~ 1000

MSAG>

The following example shows show atmbridge pvc config command.

The following example shows show atmbridge pvc mngmac command.

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



The following example shows show atmbridge pvc mngip command.

The following example shows show atmbridge loopback command.

atmbridge pvc


atmbridge idlecell

atmbridge loopback

stm1 This section describes stm1 commands.

stm1

stm1 portid [mediumtype n1] [txclocksource n2] [txscramble n3] [rxscramble n4] [idleunassignedcells n5]

To configure STM-1 parameters



mediumtype Configure medium type.

txClockSource Configure transmitter clock source.

txScramble Configure transmitter scrambling.

rxScramble Configure receiver scrambling.

idleUnassignedCells Configure idle unassigned cells.




n1 Medium type parameter value.

Values: SONET - 1,SDH - 2

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines




n2 Transmitter clock source value.

Values: 1 - rxTiming , 2 - localTiming

n3 Transmitter-scramble value.

Values: 1 - scrambling, 2 - noScrambling

n4 Receiver-scramble value.

Values: 1 - descrambling, 2 - noDescrambling

n5 Idle-unassigned-cells value.

Values: 1 - Other , 2 - unassigned , 3 - idle

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows stm1 command.

show stm1

show stm1

show stm1 {config portid | state portid}

To view STM-1 configuration



config View STM1 configuration.

state View STM1 state.




MSAG>

The following example shows show stm1 command.

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



stm1

ima This section describes ima commands.

ima link

ima link {add slot slotid link linkid group groupid | delete slot slotid link linkid | modify remoteslot remoteslotid}

To configure and manage IMA link



add Add IMA link.

link Assign link identifier.

group Assign group identifier.

delete Delete IMA link.

modify Modify IMA link.

remoteslot Far end slot identifier.




linkid Link identifier value. Range: 0 ~ 7


remoteslotid Remote slot identifier value.

Format: unit/slot/group-no

(Group number is an integer between 0 ~ 7)

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines



MSAG(config)#

The following example shows ima link add command.

The following example shows ima link delete command.

The following example shows ima link modify command.

ima module

ima group

ima e1

show ima

ima module

ima module slot slotid [timemode timemode] [alpha alpha] [beta beta] [gamma gamma] [framemode framemode] [chanmode chanmode]

To configure IMA module



slot Input slot identifier.

timemode Configure IMA time mode.

alpha Configure IMA group alpha.

beta Configure IMA group beta.

gamma Configure IMA group gamma.

framemode Configure IMA frame mode.

chanmode Configure IMA channel mode.




Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines




timemode IMA time mode value.

Values are:

0 - Master

1 - Slave

alpha IMA group alpha value. Range: 1 ~ 2

beta IMA group beta value. Range: 1 ~ 5

gamma IMA group gamma value.Range: 1 ~ 5

framemode IMA frame mode.

Modes are:

1 - FAS

2 - FAS+CRC

chanmode IMA channel mode value.

Modes are:

1 - IMA

2 - E1

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows ima module add command.

ima link

ima group

ima e1

show ima

ima group

ima group slot slotid group groupid [protocolver version [framesize framesize [scramble scramblemode] | scramble scramblemode] | framesize framesize [scramble mode] | scramble mode]

To configure IMA group



group Configure IMA group.


group Assign group identifier.

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description




protocolver Assign IMA protocol version.

framesize Assign IMA frame size.

scramble Assign IMA scramble mode.




version IMA protocol version.

Versions are:

1 - ver1.0

3 - ver1.1


framesize IMA frame size value. Values: 32, 64, 128, 256

mode IMA scramble mode.

Modes are:

0 - Disable

1 - Enable

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows ima group command.

ima module

ima link

ima e1

show ima

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



ima e1

ima e1 slot slotid resistance resistance

To configure IMA E1 resistance




resistance Assign IMA E1 resistance.




resistance IMA E1 resistance value.

Range: 0 ~ 2 (1 - 75 ohm, 2 - 120 ohm)

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows ima e1 command.

ima module

ima group

ima link

show ima

show ima

show ima {module slot slotid | group slot slotid group groupid | link {slot slotid link linkid | remoteslot remoteslotid} | e1 slot slotid}

To view IMA configuration and related information



module View IMA module configuration.


group View IMA group configuration of specified group.

link View IMA link configuration of specified link.

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description




e1 View IMA E1 configuration.




linkid Link identifier value. Range: 0 ~ 7


remoteslotid Remote slot identifier value.

Format: unit/slot/group-no

(Group number is an integer between 0 ~ 7)

MSAG>

The following example shows show ima command.

ima module

ima group

ima e1

ima link

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands


C h a p t e r 5

Layer 2 Protocol Commands

This chapter covers commands related to Layer 2 Protocols.

lacp This section describes lacp commands.

lacp actor

lacp actor portlist [systempriority systempriority] [portpriority portpriority] [adminkey adminkey] [adminstate adminstate]

To configure LACP actor function



systempriority Assign actor system priority.

adminkey Assign actor admin key.

adminstate Assign actor state.

portpriority Assign actor port priority.



portlist Port list

systempriority Actor system priority value. Range: 0 ~ 255

portpriority Actor port priority value. Range: 0 ~ 255

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines




adminkey Actor admin key value. Range: 0 ~ 65535

adminstate Actor admin state. Values:

b0 – lacpActivity

b1 - lacpTimeout

b2 – aggregation

b3 – synchronization

b4 – collecting

b5 – distributing

b6 - defaulted

b7 - expired

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows lacp actor command.

lacp partner

lacp switch

show lacp

lacp partner

lacp actor portlist [adminsystempriority adminsystempriority] [adminportpriority adminportpriority] [adminsystemid adminsystemid] [adminport adminport] [adminkey adminkey] [adminstate adminstate]

To configure LACP partner function



adminsystempriority Assign actor system priority.

adminkey Assign actor admin key.

adminstate Assign actor state.

adminportpriority Assign actor port priority.

adminsystemid Assign admin system identifier.

adminport Assign admin port.

Mode

Example

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Chapter 5 Layer 2 Protocol Commands




portlist Port list

adminsystempriority Actor system priority value. Range: 0 ~ 255

adminportpriority Actor port priority value. Range: 0 ~ 255

adminkey Actor admin key value. Range: 0 ~ 65535

adminstate Actor admin state. Values:

b0 - lacpActivity

b1 - lacpTimeout

b2 - aggregation

b3 - synchronization

b4 - collecting

b5 - distributing

b6 - defaulted

b7 - expired

adminport Admin partner port. Range: 0 ~ 65535

adminsystemid Admin system identifier in MAC format

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows lacp partner command.

lacp switch

lacp actor

show lacp

lacp switch

lacp switch {enable | disable}

To enable or disable LACP



enable Enable LACP

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Example

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description




disable Disable LACP

None

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows lacp switch command.

lacp partner

lacp actor

show lacp

show lacp

show lacp {actor portlist | partner portlist | stats portlist | debug portlist | lacpgrp | switch}

To view LACP configuration and related information



actor View LACP port actor information.

partner View LACP port partner information.

stats View LACP port statistics.

debug View LACP debug information.

lacpgrp View LACP Trunk group information.

switch View LACP switch information.



portlist Port list

MSAG>

The following example shows show lacp lacpgrp command.

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



The following example shows show lacp switch command.

lacp switch

lacp actor

lacp partner

mstp This section describes mstp commands.

mstp port

mstp port portno {enable | disable | linktype type}

To enable/disable and set MSTP port link-type



enable Enable MSTP port.

disable Disable MSTP port.

linktype Assign MSTP port link type.

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description





portno Port number value

type MSTP port link type.

Range: 0 ~ 2. (0 - p2pfalse, 1 - p2ptrue, 2 - p2pauto)

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows mstp port enable command.

The following example shows mstp port disable command.

The following example shows mstp port linktype command.

mstp bridge

mstp instance

mstp instanport

show mstp

mstp bridge

mstp bridge {enable | disable | forward forwarddelay | hello hellotime | maxage maxage | mode mstpmode | maxhops maxhops | packettype packettype | ver3len type | name bridgename | revision bridgerevision | hmd5key hmd5key}

To enable/disable MSTP and configure related MSTP bridge information



enable Enable MSTP.

disable Disable MSTP.

forward Set MSTP forward delay.

hello Set MSTP hello time.

maxage Set MSTP maximum age.

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description




mode Set MSTP mode.

maxhops Set MSTP maximum hops.

packettype Set MSTP packet type.

ver3len Set MSTP Ver3LenType.

name Set MSTP bridge name.

revision Set MSTP bridge revision.

hmd5key Set MSTP Bridge Hmd5key.



forwarddelay MSTP forward delay value. Range: 4 ~ 30

hellotime MSTP hello time value. Range: 1 ~ 10

maxage MSTP maximum age value. Range: 6 ~ 40

mstpmode MSTP mode type.

Range: 0 ~ 3 (0 - STP, 2 - RSTP, 3 - MSTP)

maxhops MSTP maximum hops value. Range: 1 ~ 40

packettype MSTP packet type.

Range: 0 ~ 1 (0 - IEEE, 1 - CISCO)

type MSTP VER3LEN type.

Range: 0 ~ 1 (0 - IEEE, 1 - INSNUM)

bridgename MSTP bridge name

bridgerevision MSTP bridge revision value.

Range: 0 ~ 65535

hmd5key MSTP bridge HMD5KEY.

Format: 32char, 0 - 9, a - f, A - F

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows mstp bridge enable command.

The following example shows mstp bridge disable command.

The following example shows mstp bridge forward command.

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



The following example shows mstp bridge hello command.

The following example shows mstp bridge maxage command.

The following example shows mstp bridge mode command.

The following example shows mstp bridge maxhops command.

The following example shows mstp bridge packettype command.

The following example shows mstp bridge ver3len command.

The following example shows mstp bridge name command.

The following example shows mstp bridge revision command.

The following example shows mstp bridge hmd5key command.

mstp port

mstp instance

mstp instanport

show mstp

Related Commands



mstp instance

mstp instance {add instancenumber vlan vlanrange | delete instancenumber | priority instancenumber priority instancepriority}

To configure and manage MSTP instance



add Add MSTP instance.

delete Delete MSTP instance.

priority Set MSTP instance priority.

vlan Assign VLAN range.



instancenumber MSTP instance number. Range: 0 ~ 15

vlanrange VLAN range.

Format: start VLAN - end VLAN

instancepriority MSTP instance priority. Range: 0 ~ 15

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows mstp instance add command.

The following example shows mstp instance delete command.

The following example shows mstp instance priority command.

mstp bridge

mstp port

mstp instanport

show mstp

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



mstp instanport

mstp instanport instance instancenumber port portno {pathcost pathcost | priority priority}

To configure MSTP instance port



instance Assign MSTP instance number.

port Assign port number.

pathcost Set MSTP instance port path cost.

priority Set MSTP instance port priority.




portno Port number value

pathcost MSTP instance port path cost value. Range: 1 ~ 2000000

priority MSTP instance port priority value.

Range: 0 ~ 15

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows mstp instanport command (sets path cost).

The following example shows mstp instanport command (sets port priority).

mstp bridge

mstp port

mstp instance

show mstp

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



show mstp

show mstp {bridge | port portid [statistic] | instance [instancenumber | all]}

To view MSTP information



bridge View MSTP bridge information.

port View MSTP port information.

statistic View MSTP port statistics.

instance View MSTP instance information.

all View all MSTP instance’s information.





MSAG>

The following example shows show mstp bridge command.

mstp bridge

mstp port

mstp instanport

mstp instance

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands





C h a p t e r 6

Security Commands

This chapter covers commands related to subscriber security.

vbas This section describes vbas commands.

vbas

vbas {enable | disable}

To enable or disable VBAS



enable Enable VBAS.

disable Disable VBAS.

None

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows vbas enable command.

The following example shows vbas disable command.

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



show vbas

show vbas

show vbas

To view VBAS current state

None

None

MSAG>

The following example shows show vbas command.

vbas

dhcp This section describes dhcp commands.

dhcp agentoption

dhcp agentoption {circuitid-pvc {enable | disable} | circuitid-vid {enable | disable} | enable | disable}

To set DHCP agent option



agentoption Set DHCP agent option.

circuitid-pvc Enable or disable DHCP agent option circuit-id PVC.

circuitid-vid Enable or disable DHCP agent option circuit-id VID.


disable Disable operation

None

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Chapter 6 Security Commands


MSAG(config)#

The following example shows dhcp agentoption circuited-pvc enable command.

The following example shows dhcp agentoption circuited-vid enable command.

The following example shows dhcp agentoption enable command.

dhcp snooping

dhcp security

dhcp uplink

show dhcp

dhcp snooping

dhcp snooping {enable | disable | port portlist {pvc pvcno {enable | disable} | enable | disable | onu onuno {conn conno {enable | disable} enable | disable}}}

To configure DHCP snooping



snooping Configure DHCP snooping.



onu Assign ONU number.

conn Assign connection number.




Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines





onuno ONU-number value. Range: 0 ~ 31


conno Connection-number value. Value: 0

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows dhcp snooping enable command.

The following example shows dhcp snooping port portlist pvc pvcno enable command.

The following example shows dhcp snooping port portlist enable command.

The following example shows dhcp snooping port portlist onu onuno conn conno enable command.

dhcp agentoption

dhcp security

dhcp uplink

show dhcp

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



dhcp security

dhcp security port portlist {pvc pvcno {enable | disable} | enable | disable | onu onuno {conn conno {enable | disable} | enable | disable}}

To configure DHCP security



security Configure DHCP security.









portlist Port list value.




MSAG(config)#

The following example shows dhcp security port portlist pvc pvcno enable command.

The following example shows dhcp security port portlist enable command.

The following example shows dhcp security port portlist disable command.

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



The following example shows dhcp security port portlist onu onuno conn conno enable command.

dhcp agentoption

dhcp snooping

dhcp uplink

show dhcp

dhcp uplink

dhcp uplink port portlist

To set DHCP uplink port



uplink Assign DHCP uplink port.





MSAG(config)#

The following example shows dhcp uplink port portlist command.

dhcp agentoption

dhcp snooping

dhcp security

show dhcp

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



show dhcp

show dhcp {agentoption | snooping port portid [pvc pvcno | onu onuno [conn conno]] | security port portid [pvc pvcno | onu onuno [conn conno]] | uplink}

To view DHCP configuration and related information



security View DHCP security.

port View configuration on specified port list.




uplink View uplink configuration.

snooping View DHCP snooping configuration.

agentoption View agent option configuration.







MSAG>

The following example shows show dhcp security command.

The following example shows show dhcp agentoption command.

The following example shows show dhcp snooping command.

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



The following example shows show dhcp uplink command.

dhcp agentoption

dhcp snooping

dhcp uplink

dhcp security

pppoe This section describes pppoe commands.

pppoe

pppoe {vendortag [circuitid {pvcinfo [enable [disable] | disable] | vlaninfo [enable [disable] | disable]} | enable [disable] | disable] | uplink port portid | poa2poe [enable [disable] | disable] | interval echointerval | spemac macaddr}

To configure PPPoE



vendortag Configure PPPoE agent option.

circuitid Set PPPoE circuit identifier.

pvcinfo Manage PVC info option.



vlaninfo Manage VLAN info operation.

uplink Configure PPPoE uplink port.

port Assign port identifier value.

poa2poe Configure PPPoA to PPPoE.

interval Set PPPoE LCP echo interval.

spemac Set PPPoA to PPPoE special MAC.

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description






echointerval PPPoE LCP echo interval value.

Range: 0 ~ 4294967295

Default value: 180 seconds

macaddr PPPoA to PPPoE special MAC address value

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows pppoe vendortag command.

The following example shows pppoe uplink command.

The following example shows pppoe poa2poe command.

The following example shows pppoe interval command.

The following example shows pppoe spemac command.

show pppoe

show pppoe

show pppoe {global | portid pvcno}

To view PPPoE configuration



global View PPPoE global configuration info.

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description







MSAG>

The following example shows show pppoe command.

pppoe

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands


C h a p t e r 7

EPON Commands

This chapter covers the commands related to EPON.

epon This section describes epon commands.

epon onu

epon onu {auth-mac portid onu onuno {mac macaddr | none} | userinfo portid onu onuno userinfo userinfo | almprf portid onu onuno onualmfile onualmfile | authadmin portid onu onuno {enable | disable}}

To configure EPON ONU



auth-mac Configure EPON ONU MAC address.


mac Assign MAC address.

none Assign default ONU MAC address.

userinfo Configure EPON ONU user information.

almprf Configure EPON ONU alarm profile.

onualmfile Assign ONU alarm profile name.

authadmin Configure EPON ONU authentication-admin.



Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description






onuno ONU number. Range: 0 ~ 31

macaddr MAC address

userinfo ONU user information

onualmfile ONU alarm profile

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows epon onu command.

epon olt

show epon

epon olt

epon olt {reset portid | almprf portid oltalmfile alarmprofilename | choice-algorithm portid {stop | start} | portid {enable | disable}}

To configure EPON OLT



reset Reset EPON OLT.

almprf Configure EPON OLT alarm profile.

oltalmfile Assign OLT alarm profile name.

choice-algorithm Configure New DBA algorithm.

stop Stop DBA algorithm.

start Start DBA algorithm.



Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Chapter 7 EPON Commands





alarmprofilename OLT alarm profile name

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows epon olt command.

epon onu

show epon

epon dba

epon dba {uplinkbw portid onu onuid {enable [maxbw maxbw [minbw minbw [maxburst maxburst | maxburst maxburst] | minbw minbw [maxburst maxburst] | maxburst maxburst] | disable} | downlinkbw portid onu onuid {enable [maxbw maxbw [minbw minbw [maxburst maxburst | maxburst maxburst] | minbw minbw [maxburst maxburst] | maxburst maxburst] | disable} | hipri-frm-pref portid onu onuid {enable | disable}}

To configure EPON DBA



uplinkbw Configure EPON DBA uplink traffic policy.

onu Assign ONU identifier.

maxbw Specify maximum uplink bandwidth.

minbw Specify minimum uplink bandwidth.

maxburst Specify minimum number of bytes in a burst.

hipri-frm-pref Enable/disable preference for high priority.



Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description






onuid ONU identifier value. Range: 0 ~ 31

maxbw Maximum uplink bandwidth value.

Range: 2000 ~ 1000000

minbw Minimum uplink bandwidth value.

Range: 1000 ~ 1000000

maxburst Minimum bytes in a burst.

Range: 0 ~ 2147483647

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows epon dba uplink command.

The following example shows epon dba downlink command.

The following example shows epon dba hipri-frm-pref command.

show epon

epon p2p

epon p2p {add portid onu onuid to-onu onuid | delete portid onu onuid to-onu onuid | uplink hipri-frm-pref portid onu onuid {enable | disable} | uplinkbw portid onu onuid {enable [maxbw maxbw [minbw minbw [maxburst maxburst | maxburst maxburst] | minbw minbw [maxburst maxburst] | maxburst maxburst] | disable} | downlink {unk-flood portid onu onuid {enable | disable} | bcast-flood portid onu onuid {enable | disable}}}

To configure EPON P2P


Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description




uplinkbw Configure EPON DBA uplink traffic policy.

onu Assign ONU identifier value.

maxbw Specify maximum uplink bandwidth.

minbw Specify minimum uplink bandwidth.

maxburst Specify minimum number of bytes in a burst.

hipri-frm-pref Enable/disable preference for high priority.



add Add P2P ONU

to-onu Assign ONU identifier value.

uplink Configure P2P uplink preference state.

downlink Configure P2P status of downstream frames.

unk-flood Configure P2P flood state.

bcast-flood Configure P2P broadcast flood state.





maxbw Maximum uplink bandwidth value.

Range: 2000 ~ 1000000

minbw Minimum uplink bandwidth value.

Range: 1000 ~ 1000000

maxburst Minimum bytes in a burst.

Range: 0 ~ 2147483647

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows epon p2p add command.

The following example shows epon p2p uplink command.

show epon

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



epon security

epon security portid onu onuid {enable direction {down | both} | disable}

To configure EPON security (start/stop encryption table)




direction Specify encryption direction

down Enable encryption for downlink only.

both Enable encryption in both directions.







MSAG(config)#

The following example shows epon p2p add command.

show epon

epon olt-almprf

epon olt-almprf {add alarmprofilename | delete alarmprofilename | modify alarmprofilename}

To configure OLT alarm profile



add Add an OLT alarm profile.

delete Delete an OLT alarm profile.

modify Modify an OLT alarm profile.

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description





alarmprofilename OLT alarm profile name

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows epon olt-almprf add command.

The following example shows epon olt-almprf delete command.

The following example shows epon olt-almprf modify command.

epon onu-almprf

show epon

epon onu-almprf

epon onu-almprf {add alarmprofilename | delete alarmprofilename | modify alarmprofilename}

To configure ONU alarm profile



add Add an ONU alarm profile.

delete Delete an ONU alarm profile.

modify Modify an ONU alarm profile.



alarmprofilename ONU alarm profile name

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows epon onu-almprf add command.

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



The following example shows epon onu-almprf delete command.

The following example shows epon onu-almprf modify command.

epon olt-almprf

show epon

epon onu-mng

epon onu-mng portid onu onuid {user-portlist portlist pvid vlanid | save savemode | vlan vlanid [tagged-user-port portlist [untagged-user-port portlist] | untagged-user-port portlist ]}

To configure EPON ONU VLAN




user-portlist Assign port list to VLAN.

pvid Assign VLAN identifier value.

save Assign PVID save-mode.

vlan Assign VLAN identifier value.

tagged-user-port Assign tagged port list to VLAN.

untagged-user-port Assign untagged port list to VLAN.





portlist Port list value (1 ~ 4)


savemode PVID save mode. Range: 1 ~ 3

Modes are:

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines




1 - save

2 - clear old save

3 - resume default and restart

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows epon onu-mng command.

show epon

epon onu-mcastfilter

epon onu-mcastfilter portid onu onuid {enable | disable}

To configure EPON multicast filter




enable Enable ONU multicast filter.

disable Disable ONU multicast filter.





MSAG(config)#

The following example shows epon onu-mcastfilter command.

show epon

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



show epon

show epon {onu {info portid {onu onuid | all | unauth} | version portid onu onuid | errate-static portid onu onuid | stats portid onu onuid | ro-stats portid onu onuid | queue-frame portid onu onuid | uni portid onu onuid | mpcp portid onu onuid} | olt {config portid | version portid | stats portid} | dba portid onu onuid | p2p {config portid | uplink-policer portid onu onuid | downlink-policer portid onu onuid} | security portid onu onuid | olt-almprf {alarmprofilename | all} | onu-almprf {alarmprofilename | all} | onu-mng portid onu onuid {user-port onuid | vlan {all | vlanid}} | onu-mcastfilter portid onu onuid}

To view EPON configuration and related information




info View EPON ONU configuration information.

all View all ONU configuration information.

View all OLT alarm profiles.

View all ONU alarm profiles.

View ONU all remote VLAN information.

unauth View all un-cfg ONU information.

version View EPON ONU version.

errate-static View EPON ONU error-rate statistics.

stats View ONU local statistics.

ro-stats View ONU remote Statistics.

queue-frame View ONU frame statistics.

uni View ONU remote UNI information.

mpcp View ONU MPCP statistics.

olt View EPON OLT configuration.

config View EPON OLT configuration.

View EPON P2P configuration.

version View EPON OLT Software & Hardware Versions.

stats View OLT CNI Statistics information.

dba View EPON DBA configuration.

p2p View EPON P2P configuration.

uplink-policer View EPON P2P uplink policy information.

downlink-policer View EPON P2P downlink policy information.

security View EPON security configuration information.

olt-almprf View EPON OLT alarm profile information.

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description




onu-almprf View EPON ONU alarm profile information.

onu-mng View EPON ONU VLAN configuration.

user-port Assign ONU identifier value.

vlan Assign VLAN identifier value.

onu-mcastfilter View multicast filter status.





alarmprofilename ONU/OLT alarm profile name


MSAG>

The following example shows show epon security command.

The following example shows show epon olt-almprf command.

The following example shows show epon onu-almprf command.

The following example shows show epon onu-almprf alarmprofilename command.

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



epon onu

epon olt

epon dba

epon security

epon p2p

epon olt-almprf

epon onu-almprf

epon onu-mng

epon onu-mcastfilter

Related Commands


C h a p t e r 8

QoS Commands

This chapter covers the commands related to QoS.

qos This section describes qos commands

qos class

qos class {add classname | delete classname | set-match {classname {src-macaddr macaddr src-macmask macmask | dst-macaddr macaddr dst-macmask macmask | vlan vlanid vlanmask vlanmask | eth-protocol-type protocoltype | src-ipaddr ipaddr src-ipmask ipmask | dst-ipaddr ipaddr dst-ipmask ipmask | ip-protocol-type protocoltype | ip-src-port sourceport ip-src-portmask sourcemask | ip-dst-port dstport ip-dst-portmask dstmask | cos cos | tos tos | dscp dscp | userrule ruleid userrulestring rulestring userrulemask rulemask userruleoffset ruleoffset | any} | any} | del-match classname [src-mac] [dst-mac] [vlan] [eth-protocol-type] [src-ip] [dst-ip] [ip-protocol-type] [ip-src-port] [ip-dst-port] [cos] [tos] [dscp] [userrule] [any]}

To configure QOS (Quality of Service) class



add Add a QOS class.

delete Delete a QOS class.

set-match Set QOS class match rule.

del-match Delete QOS class match rule.

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description




src-macaddr Assign source MAC address of QOS class match rule.

src-macmask Assign source MAC mask of QOS class match rule.

dst-macaddr Assign destination MAC address of QOS class match rule.

dst-macmask Assign destination MAC mask of QOS class match rule.

vlan Assign VLAN identifier of QOS class match rule.

vlanmask Assign VLAN mask of QOS class match rule.

eth-protocol-type Assign Ethernet protocol type of QOS class match rule.

src-ipaddr Assign source IP address of QOS class match rule.

src-ipmask Assign source IP mask of QOS class match rule.

dst-ipaddr Assign destination IP address of QOS class match rule.

dst-ipmask Assign destination IP mask of QOS class match rule.

ip-protocol-type Assign IP protocol type of QOS class match rule.

ip-src-port Assign IP source port of QOS class match rule.

ip-src-portmask Assign IP source port mask of QOS class match rule.

ip-dst-port Assign IP destination port of QOS class match rule.

ip-dst-portmask Assign IP destination port mask of QOS class match rule.

cos Assign COS of QOS class match rule.

tos Assign TOS of QOS class match rule.

dscp Assign DSCP of QOS class match rule.

userrule Assign QOS class match user rule identifier.

userrulestring Assign rule string of QOS class match user rule.

userrulemask Assign rule mask of QOS class match user rule.

userruleoffset Assign rule offset of QOS class match user rule.

any Assign rule to all streams.

Chapter 8 Qos Commands




classname QOS class name

macaddr MAC address value

macmask MAC mask value


ipmask IP mask value

protocoltype IP/Ethernet protocol type

sourceport Source port value

sourcemask Source mask value

dstport Destination port value

dstmask Destination mask value

cos COS value. Range: 0 ~ 7

tos TOS value. Range: 0 ~ 7

dscp DSCP value. Range: 0 ~ 63

ruleid User rule identifier value. Range: 1 ~ 4

rulestring User rule string

rulemask User rule mask of QOS class match user rule

ruleoffset User rule offset of QOS class match user rule.

Range: 0 ~ 4294967295

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows qos class add command.

The following example shows qos class delete command.

The following example shows qos class set-match command.

The following example shows qos class set-match command.

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



qos port

qos policy

qos schedulerprofile

qos mirror-port

show qos

qos port

qos port {set-policy {portlist policyname policyname [in [out] | out] | policyname policyname {in | out | cpu-mng-port | voip-port | all-port}} | del-policy {portlist policyname policyname | policyname policyname {all-port | cpu-mng-port | voip-port}} | ingress-ratelimit portlist {pvc pvcid {ratelimit | NONE} | ratelimit | NONE} | egress-ratelimit portlist {pvc pvcid {ratelimit | NONE} | ratelimit | NONE} | trust portlist {pvc pvcid {untrust | trust-cos | trust-dscp} | untrust | trust-cos | trust-dscp} | default-cos portlist {pvc pvcid cos cos | cos cos} | spt-ratelimit {portlist type {dhcp {ratelimit ratelimit | NONE} | igmp {ratelimit ratelimit | NONE}} | close} | schedulerprofile portlist profilename [pvc pvcid]}

To configure QOS (Quality of Service) port



set-policy Add a QOS policy to port.

policyname Assign QOS policy name.

in Assign ingress port.

out Assign exit port.

cpu-mng-port Assign CPU management port.

voip-port Assign VOIP port.

all-port Assign all port.

del-policy Delete a QOS policy from port.

ingress-ratelimit Add a QOS ingress rate limit to port.

egress-ratelimit Add a QOS exit rate limit to port.

trust Add a QOS trust to port.

default-cos Add a QOS default COS to port.

spt-ratelimit Add a special packet rate limit to port.

schedulerprofile Add a QOS scheduler profile to port.

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description




ratelimit Assign QOS port rate limit.

NONE Set QOS port rate limit to none.

pvc Assign PVC identifier.

untrust Assign QOS un-trust to port.

trust-cos Assign trust COS.

trust-dscp Assign trust DSCP.

cos Assign QOS port default COS.

dhcp Configure DHCP.

igmp Configure IGMP.




policyname QOS policy name

pvcid PVC identifier value. Range: 0 ~ 7

ratelimit QOS port rate limit. Range: 0 ~ 100000

cos QOS port default COS. Range: 0 ~ 7

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows qos port set-policy command.

The following example shows qos port del-policy command.

The following example shows qos port ingress-ratelimit command.

The following example shows qos port egress-ratelimit command.

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



The following example shows qos port trust command.

The following example shows qos port default-cos command.

The following example shows qos port spt-ratelimit command.

The following example shows qos port schedulerprofile command.

qos class

qos policy


qos mirror-port

show qos

qos policy

qos policy {add policyname | delete policyname | set-class policyname classname classname [deny] [permit] [copy-to-cpu] [mirror-to] [start-statistics] [cos] [noinsert] [insert] [tos] [dscp] [rate-limit] [redirect-port] | del-class policyname classname classname}

To configure and manage QOS policy



add Add a QOS policy.

delete Delete a QOS policy.

set-class Add a class to policy.

del-class Delete a class from a policy.

deny Deny operation.

permit Permit operation.

copy-to-cpu Assign QOS class copy to CPU policy.

mirror-to Assign QOS class mirror-to policy.

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description




start-statistics Assign QOS class start-statistics policy.

cos Assign QOS class COS policy.

noinsert Apply COS no-insert.

insert Apply COS insert.

tos Assign QOS class TOS policy.

dscp Assign QOS class DSCP policy.

rate-limit Assign QOS class rate limit (Kbps) policy.

redirect-port Assign port list.

classname Assign a class name.



policyname Queue policy name

classname Queue class name

ratelimit QOS port rate limit. Range: 0 ~ 100000

cos QOS port default COS. Range:0 ~ 7

tos TOS value. Range: 0 ~ 7

dscp DSCP value. Range: 0 ~ 63

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows qos policy add command.

The following example shows qos policy delete command.

The following example shows qos policy set-class command.

The following example shows qos policy del-class command.

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



qos class

qos port


qos mirror-port

show qos


qos schedulerprofile {add profilename | delete profilename | modify profilename}

To configure and manage QOS queue scheduler profile



add Add a queue profile.

delete Delete a queue profile.

modify Modify a queue profile.

Telnet command provides remote access. The following table provides variable description.


profilename Queue scheduler profile name

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows qos schedulerprofule add command.

The following example shows qos schedulerprofule delete command.

The following example shows qos schedulerprofule modify command.

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



qos class

qos policy

qos port

qos mirror-port

show qos

Related Commands



qos mirror-port

qos mirror-port portlist

To set QOS mirror port



mirror-port Configure QOS mirror port




MSAG(config)#

The following example shows qos mirror-port command.

qos class

qos policy


qos port

show qo

show qos

show qos {class {classname | all} | port {portlist | all-port | cpu-mng-port | voip-port} | policy {policyname | all} | schedularprofile {all | profilename} | mirror-port}

To show QOS configuration and related information



class View QOS class configuration.

all View all parameters configuration.

port View QOS port configuration.

all-port View all ports configuration.

cpu-mng-port View CPU management port configuration.

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description




voip-port View VOIP port configuration.

policy View QOS policy configuration.

schedularprofile View QOS queue profile configuration.

mirror-port View QOS mirror port configuration.



classname QOS class name


policyname QOS policy name

profilename QOS queue profile name

MSAG>

The following example shows show qos class command.

The following example shows show qos schedularprofile command.

The following example shows show qos policy command.

The following example shows show qos mirror-port command.

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



qos class

qos policy


qos port

qos mirror-port

Related Commands


C h a p t e r 9

Ethernet Commands

This chapter covers the Ethernet commands.

vlan This section describes vlan commands.

vlan add

vlan add vlanlist [unit unitno]

To add VLAN list



add Add a VLAN list.

unit Assign unit number.



vlanlist VLAN list value.

unitno Unit number for VLAN. Range: 0 ~ 4

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows vlan add command.

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



vlan delete

show vlan

vlan del

vlan del vlanlist

To delete VLAN list



del Delete a VLAN list.



vlanlist VLAN list value

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows vlan del command.

vlan add

show vlan

vlan add-port

vlan add-port vlanlist port portlist {pvc pvcno {tagged [one-to-one] | untagged [one-to-one]} | tagged [one-to-one] | untagged [one-to-one] | onu onulist {connid connid {tagged [one-to-one] | untagged [one-to-one]} | tagged [one-to-one] | untagged [one-to-one]}}

To add a port to VLAN



add-port Add a port to VLAN.

port Assign port list.


tagged Apply tagged option.

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Chapter 9 Ethernet Commands



one-to-one Assign one port to one VLAN.

untagged Apply untagged option.

onu Assign ONU list.

connid Assign connection identifier value.




pvcno PVC number value. Range: 0 ~ 7

onulist ONU list


connid ONU Connection identifier value. Range: 0 ~ 15

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows vlan add-port command.

vlan del-port

show vlan

vlan del-port

vlan del-port vlanlist port portlist {pvc pvcno {tagged [one-to-one] | untagged [one-to-one]} | tagged [one-to-one] | untagged [one-to-one] | onu onulist {connid connid {tagged [one-to-one] | untagged [one-to-one]} | tagged [one-to-one] | untagged [one-to-one]}}

To delete port from VLAN



del-port Delete a port from VLAN.



tagged Apply tagged option.

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description




one-to-one Assign one port to one VLAN.

untagged Apply untagged option.







onulist ONU list



MSAG(config)#

The following example shows vlan add-port command.

vlan add-port

show vlan

vlan make-port

vlan make-port portlist {pvc pvcno mode {uplink | access-untagged | access-tagged | access-all} | mode {uplink | access-untagged | access-tagged | access-all} | onu onulist {connid connid mode {uplink | access-untagged | access-tagged | access-all} | mode {uplink | access-untagged | access-tagged | access-all}}}

To make port mode in VLAN



make-port Make port mode in VLAN.

mode Assign port mode (uplink, access - untagged, access - tagged, access - all).


Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description




uplink Uplink port.

access-untagged Assign access port only for untagged.

access-tagged Assign access port only for tagged.

access-all Assign access port for both tagged and untagged.





portlist Port list


onulist ONU list


MSAG(config)#

The following example shows vlan make-port command.

show vlan

vlan voipmed

vlan voipmed {add vlanid | del}

To configure VOIP media VLAN



voipmed Configure VOIP media VLAN.

add Add VOIP VLAN.

del Delete VOIP VLAN.


Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines





MSAG(config)#

The following example shows vlan voipmed command.

show vlan

vlan set-stack

vlan set-stack port portlist {onu onulist {connid connid {cvlan cvlanid spvlan spvlanid | spvlan spvlanid} | cvlan cvlanid spvlan spvlanid | spvlan spvlanid} | pvc pvcno {cvlan cvlanid spvlan spvlanid | spvlan spvlanid} | cvlan cvlanid spvlan spvlanid | spvlan spvlanid}

To set stack



set-stack Set stack.


onu Assign ONU data list.


cvlan Assign CVLAN identifier value.

spvlan Assign SPVLAN identifier value.





onulist ONU data list value

connid Connection identifier value. Range: 0 ~ 15

spvlanid SPVLAN identifier value

cvlanid CVLAN identifier value


Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines



MSAG(config)#

The following example shows vlan set-stack command.

vlan del-stack

show vlan

vlan del-stack

vlan del-stack port portlist [onu onulist [connid connid [cvlan cvlanid] | cvlan cvlanid] | pvc pvcno [cvlan cvlanid] | cvlan cvlanid]

To delete stack



del-stack Delete stack.




cvlan Assign CVLAN identifier value.

spvlan Assign SPVLAN identifier value.







spvlanid SPVLAN identifier value

cvlanid CVLAN identifier value


MSAG(config)#

The following example shows vlan del-stack command.

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



vlan set-stack

show vlan

vlan set-remark

vlan set-remark port portlist {onu onulist {connid connid upvlan vlanid downvlan vlanid | upvlan vlanid downvlan vlanid} | pvc pvcno upvlan vlanid downvlan vlanid | upvlan vlanid downvlan vlanid}

To set remark VLAN identifier to a port and VLAN



set-remark Set Remark VLAN identifier to a Port and VLAN.




upvlan Assign up VLAN value.

downvlan Assign down VLAN value.







vlanid VLAN identifier value


MSAG(config)#

The following example shows vlan set-remark command.

vlan del-remark

show vlan

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



vlan del-remark

vlan del-remark port portlist {onu onulist {connid connid upvlan vlanid downvlan vlanid | upvlan vlanid downvlan vlanid} | pvc pvcno upvlan vlanid downvlan vlanid | upvlan vlanid downvlan vlanid}

To delete remark VLAN identifier to a port and VLAN



del-remark Delete Remark VLAN identifier to a Port and VLAN.




upvlan Assign up VLAN value.

downvlan Assign down VLAN value.









MSAG(config)#

The following example shows vlan del-remark command.

vlan set-remark

show vlan

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



show vlan

show vlan {port portid [pvc pvcno | onu onuid [ connid connid]] | remark port portid [pvc pvcno | onu onuid [connid connid]] | stack port portid [pvc pvcno | onu onuid [connid connid]] | vlanid | num | all | config}

To view VLAN configuration and related information



port Assign port identifier value.




remark View remark VLAN information.

stack View stack-VLAN to Port and VLAN info.

num View all VLAN identifier information.

all View all VLAN information.

config View VLAN configuration.








MSAG>

The following example shows show vlan port command.

The following example shows show vlan vlanid command.

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



The following example shows show vlan num command.

The following example shows show vlan config command.

vlan add

vlan del

vlan add-port

vlan del-port

vlan make-port

vlan voipmed

vlan set-stack

vlan del-stack

vlan set-remark

vlan del-remark

port This section describes port commands.

port

port {name {portid portname | remoteportid portname} | duplexspeed portid {half/10 | full/10 | half/100 | full/100 | full/1000 | auto} | disable portlist | enable portlist | clear-statistics portlist | protect portlist {enable | disable} | trap portlist {disable | trap | alarm}}

To configure and manage port

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose





name Assign a name to port.

duplexspeed Set port duplex speed.

half/10 Set to Half/10 M.

full/10 Set to Full/10 M.

half/100 Set to Half/100 M.



auto Set to auto.

disable Disable port.

enable Enable port.

clear-statistics Clear port statistics.

protect Enable or disable port protect function.



trap Enable or disable port trap function.

alarm Send alarm.




remoteportid Far end port identifier value

portname Port name


MSAG(config)#

The following example shows port name command.

The following example shows port duplexspeed command.

The following example shows port disable command.

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



The following example shows port enable command.

The following example shows port clear-statistics command.

The following example shows port protect command.

The following example shows port trap command.

show port

show port

show port {statistics portid | mac portid | slot slotid | portid}

To view port configuration and related information



statistics View port statistics.

mac View port MAC address learned.






MSAG>

The following example shows show port statistics command.

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



The following example shows show port mac command.

The following example shows show port portid command.

The following example shows show port slot command.

port Related Commands



stackvlan This section describes stackvlan commands.

stackvlan

stackvlan {add vlan vlanid | tpid tpid | mode {main | slot} | add-uplink port portid | del-uplink port portid | delete vlan vlanid}

To configure stack VLAN



add Add stack VLAN.

delete Delete stack VLAN.

tpid Assign stack VLAN tag protocol identifier (in form of Hex).

mode Assign stack VLAN mode.

add-uplink port Add stack VLAN uplink port.

del-uplink port Delete stack VLAN uplink port.

main Add SPVLAN in main switch.

slot Add SPVLAN in FPGA slot.





MSAG(config)#

The following example shows stackvlan add command.

The following example shows stackvlan delete command.

The following example shows stackvlan mode command.

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



The following example shows stackvlan add-uplink command.

The following example shows stackvlan del-uplink command.

The following example shows stackvlan tpid command.

show stackvlan

show stackvlan

show stackvlan [vlan vlanid]

To view stack VLAN configuration



vlan Assign VLAN identifier




MSAG>

The following example shows show stackvlan command.

The following example shows show stackvlan vlan command.

stackvlan

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



eth-switch This section describes eth-switch commands.

eth-switch

eth-swtich {agingtime agingtime | broadcastlimit broadcastlimit | pktlimitenable {broadcast {enable | disable} | unkwn-ucast {enable | disable} | mcast {enable | disable}} | backup-type unit unitno type type | flowcontrol {enable | disable} | srcmac-spoof-prevent {enable | disable} | inbandMac {nobroadcast | broadcast} | user-protect {enable | disable | slot slotid {disable | enable}} | unkwnmcast-fwd {enable | disable} | add-protgrp groupno mainport mainportlist backport backportlist {nexthop nexthopip havemedia {yes | no} | havemedia {yes | no}} | del-protgrp groupno}

To configure Ethernet switch parameters



agingtime Configure Ethernet switch aging time.

broadcastlimit Configure Ethernet switch broadcast limit.

pktlimitenable Configure Ethernet switch packet limit enable.

backup-type Configure Ethernet switch backup card type.

flowcontrol Manage Ethernet switch flow control.

srcmac-spoof-prevent Manage Ethernet switch source MAC address spoof prevent.

user-protect Manage Ethernet switch user protect.

inbandMac Manage Ethernet switch in-band MAC broadcast.

nobroadcast Disable broadcast in-band MAC address.

Broadcast Enable broadcast in-band MAC address or Enable or disable broadcast.

unkwnmcast-fwd Manage Ethernet switch forward unknown multicast.

add-protgrp Add uplink protect group.

del-protgrp Delete uplink protect group.



unkwn-ucast Enable or disable unknown unicast.

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description




type Assign Ethernet switch backup card type.

mcast Enable or disable multicast.

unit Assign unit number.


mainport Assign main port value.

backport Assign back port value.

nexthop Assign next hop IP address.

havemedia Manage have media option.

yes Protect group have media.

no Protect group have no media.



agingtime Ethernet switch aging time value in seconds.

Values: 16, 128, 300, 1800

broadcastlimit Ethernet switch broadcast packet limit. Range: 0 ~ 65535

unitno Unit number value. Range: 0 ~ 4

type Ethernet switch backup card type. Types:

SUPI: SUPI

GEUT: 1 - 1000M-E

GEUF: 1000M – O - 100M - E

EUX: 2 - 100M - E

GEI: 2 - 1000M – O – 2 - 100M – E - GED

GEIS: 1000M - O - 100M - E - GED

FEI: 2 - 100M - O

GEUF_OLD: 1000M – O - 100M - E

plug-and-play: plug – and - play


groupno Group number value. Range: 1 ~ 4

mainportlist Main port list value

backport Back port list value

nexthopip Next hop IP address value

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows eth-switch agingtime command.

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



The following example shows eth-switch broadcastlimit command.

The following example shows eth-switch pktlimitenable command.

The following example shows eth-switch backup-type command.

The following example shows eth-switch backup-type command.

The following example shows eth-switch flowcontrol command.

The following example shows eth-switch inbandMac command.

The following example shows eth-switch user-protect command.

The following example shows eth-switch unkwnmcast-fwd command.

The following example shows eth-switch add-protgrp command.



The following example shows eth-switch del-protgrp command.

show eth-switch

show eth-switch

show eth-switch [backup-type unit unitno | user-protect slot slotid | protgrp {groupno | all}]

To view Ethernet switch parameters



backup-type View Ethernet switch backup card type.

user-protect View Ethernet switch user protect.


protgrp View uplink protect group.

all View all groups configuration.




groupno Group number value. Range: 1 ~ 4

unitno Unit number value. Range: 0 ~ 4

MSAG>

The following example shows show eth-switch command.

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



The following example shows show eth-switch backup-type command.

eth-switch

linkaggregation This section describes linkaggregation commands.

linkaggregation

linkaggregation {add-port agportindex port portlist | del-port agportindex port portlist}

To configure link aggregation



add-port Add link aggregation port.

del-port Delete link aggregation port.




portlist Port list

agportindex AG port index to bind the port. Range: 1 ~ 5

MSAG(config)#

The following example shows linkaggregation add-port command.

The following example shows linkaggregation del-port command.

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



show linkaggregation

show linkaggregation

show linkaggregation {agportindex | all}

To view link aggregation configuration and related information



all View all ports.



agportindex AG port index to bind the port. Range: 1 ~ 5

MSAG>

The following example shows show linkaggregation all command.

The following example shows show linkaggregation agportindex command.

linkaggregation

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

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C h a p t e r 10

8888 port Commands

This chapter covers 8888 port commands.

r06 This section describes ro6 commands.

r06_attr

r06_attr file operationcode

To display and set file attributes

None



file File name

operationcode File operation code. Values: -, +R, -R

0x1389>

The following example shows r06_attr command.

r06_copy

r06_creat

r06_del

r06_devs

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



r06_dir

r06_dosfsshow

r06_drvshow

r06_fdshow

r06_get

r06_mkdir

r06_put

r06_ren

r06_del

r06_del file

To delete file

None



file File name (including path)

0x1389>

The following example shows r06_del command.

r06_attr

r06_copy

r06_creat

r06_devs

r06_dir

r06_dosfsshow

r06_drvshow

r06_fdshow

r06_get

r06_mkdir

r06_put

r06_ren

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Chapter 10 8888 port Commands


r06_dir

r06_dir file

To display files

None



file File name (including path)

0x1389>

The following example shows r06_del command.

r06_attr

r06_copy

r06_creat

r06_del

r06_devs

r06_dosfsshow

r06_drvshow

r06_fdshow

r06_get

r06_mkdir

r06_put

r06_ren

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



r06_get

r06_get ftpserverip src dst

To get file from MP to host

None



ftpserverip FTP server IP address

src Source path (from MP)

dst Destination path (to host)

0x1389>

The following example shows r06_get command.

r06_attr

r06_copy

r06_creat

r06_del

r06_devs

r06_dir

r06_dosfsshow

r06_drvshow

r06_fdshow

r06_mkdir

r06_put

r06_ren

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



r06_put

r06_put ftpserverip src dst

To get file from host to MP

None



ftpserverip FTP server IP address

src Source path (from host)

dst Destination path (to MP)

0x1389>

The following example shows r06_put command.

r06_attr

r06_copy

r06_creat

r06_del

r06_devs

r06_dir

r06_dosfsshow

r06_drvshow

r06_fdshow

r06_get

r06_mkdir

r06_ren

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



r07 This section describes r07 commands.

r07_broadfileshow

r07_broadfileshow unit sunit

To view R07 broad card file information

None



unit Unit number

sunit S-unit number

0x1389>

The following example shows r07_broadfileshow command.

r07_debug

r07_downcardver

r07_exchgver

r07_fileshow

r07_fload

r07_loadtone

r07_master2back

r07_pc2mp

r07_sficsfile

r07_transshow

r07_vershow

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



r07_downcardver

r07_downcardver unit main/back vertype1

r07_downcardver unit sunit

r07_downcardver vertype2 255

r07_downcardver unit sunit vertype3

r07_downcardver unit sunit vertype4

To download version from MP to slave shelf ICS or broad board

Following usage types exist (in order of syntax appearance)

Usage1: To download version to slave shelf ICS board

Usage2: To download version to broad card

Usage3: To download all broad card versions

Usage4: To download to EPON card

Usage5: To download the boot file to card



255 Download all broad card versions.



unit Unit number

sunit S-unit number

main Main ICS. Value: 0

back Backup ICS. Value: 1

vertype1 Version type. Types are:

0 - main CPU version

1 - slave CPU version

2 - FPGA version


1 - ADLG

2 - ADLG2

3 - VDL

4 - ETI

5 - HDSL

6 - ILCA

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines





0 - eponver.bin, gadl2cVer.z or gadl2aVer.z

1 - epondll.bin, gadl4cVer.z or gadl4aVer.z

2 - eponfirm.bin

3 - eponfpga.bin

vertype4 Version type. Value: 6

Admin mode

The following examples show r07_downcard command.

r07_broadfileshow

r07_debug

r07_exchgver

r07_fileshow

r07_fload

r07_loadtone

r07_master2back

r07_pc2mp

r07_sficsfile

r07_transshow

r07_vershow

r07_exchgver

r07_exchgver type

To exchange MP main and back ICS version

None



type Type value. Types are:

0 - For self MP

1 - For back MP

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines



0x1389>

The following example shows r07_exchgver command.

r07_broadfileshow

r07_debug

r07_downcardver

r07_fileshow

r07_fload

r07_loadtone

r07_master2back

r07_pc2mp

r07_sficsfile

r07_transshow

r07_vershow

r07_fileshow

r07_fileshow [0 | 1]

To view version files stored in MP



0 View MP files

1 View standby MP files

None

0x1389>

The following example shows r07_fileshow command.

r07_broadfileshow

r07_debug

r07_downcardver

r07_fload

r07_loadtone

r07_master2back

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



r07_pc2mp

r07_sficsfile

r07_transshow

r07_vershow

r07_exchgver

r07_fload

r07_fload unit fwno

To forcefully download MPR board

None



unit Unit number

fwno Firmware number value. Values are:

0 - version

1 - firmware 1

2 - firmware 2

3 - firmware 3

4 - firmware 4

5 - firmware 5

0x1389>

The following example shows r07_fload command.

r07_broadfileshow

r07_debug

r07_downcardver

r07_loadtone

r07_master2back

r07_pc2mp

r07_sficsfile

r07_transshow

r07_vershow

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



r07_fileshow

r07_exchgver

r07_loadtone

r07_loadtone unit sunit

To load tone DSP for APR board

None



unit Unit number

sunit S - unit number

0x1389>

The following example shows r07_loadtone command.

r07_debug

r07_downcardver

r07_exchgver

r07_fileshow

r07_fload

r07_master2back

r07_pc2mp

r07_sficsfile

r07_transshow

r07_vershow

r07_broadfileshow

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



r07_master2back

r07_master2back

To transfer file(s) from main to back MP

None

None

0x1389>

The following example shows r07_master2back command.

r07_broadfileshow

r07_debug

r07_downcardver

r07_exchgver

r07_fileshow

r07_fload

r07_loadtone

r07_pc2mp

r07_sficsfile

r07_transshow

r07_vershow

r07_pc2mp

r07_pc2mp

To transfer file(s) from PC to MP

None

None

0x1389>

The following example shows r07_pc2mp command.

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



r07_broadfileshow

r07_debug

r07_downcardver

r07_exchgver

r07_fileshow

r07_fload

r07_loadtone

r07_master2back

r07_sficsfile

r07_transshow

r07_vershow

r07_sficsfile

r07_sficsfile unit

To view files stored in slave frame ICS

None



unit Unit number value

0x1389>

The following example shows r07_sficsfile command.

r07_broadfileshow

r07_debug

r07_downcardver

r07_exchgver

r07_fileshow

r07_fload

r07_loadtone

r07_master2back

r07_pc2mp

r07_transshow

r07_vershow

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



r07_transshow

r07_transshow unit main/back filetype

r07_transshow unit sunit

To get the finished percentage of download version

Following usage types exist (in order of syntax appearance)

Usage1: To get slave shelf ICS card version transfer finished percentage

Usage2: To get broad card version transfer finished percentage

None



unit Unit number

sunit S-unit number

main Main ICS. Value: 0

back Backup ICS. Value: 1

filetype File type. Types are:

0 - main version. For ICS, main CPU version

1 - for ICS, slave CPU version

2 - for ICS, FPGA version

0x1389>

The following examples show r07_transshow command.

r07_broadfileshow

r07_debug

r07_downcardver

r07_exchgver

r07_fileshow

r07_fload

r07_loadtone

r07_master2back

r07_pc2mp

r07_sficsfile

r07_vershow

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



r07_vershow

r07_vershow

r07_vershow unit

r07_vershow unit sunit

To get running-card version

None



unit Unit number

sunit S - unit number

Main-ICS in control shelf :

9, 10 - left or right main-CPU

18, 19 - left or right slave-CPU

20, 21 - left or right NIC-sub card

0xff or ignore - main and back ICS card all version

ICS in slave shelf :

0xff or ignore - main and back ICS master CPU version

9, 10 - left or right main CPU

0x1389>

The following example show r07_vershow unit command.

The following example shows r07_vershow unit sunit command.

r07_broadfileshow

r07_debug

r07_downcardver

r07_exchgver

r07_fileshow

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



r07_fload

r07_loadtone

r07_master2back

r07_pc2mp

r07_sficsfile

r07_transshow

v5 This section describes v5 commands.

v5_activeisdnport

v5_activeisdnport v5ifid l3addr

To activate V5 ISDN port

None



v5ifid V5 interface identifier value. Range: 0 ~ 16777215

l3addr L3 address value. Range: 0 ~ 65535

0x1389>

The following example shows v5_activeisdnport command.

v5_blockisdnport

v5_unblockisdnport

v5_activev5in

v5_activeisdnport v5ifid

To activate V5 interface

None

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description






0x1389>

The following example shows v5_activev5in command.

v5_deactivev5in

v5_blockisdnport

v5_blockisdnport v5ifid efaddr flag

To block V5 ISDN port

None




efaddr EF address value. Range: 0 ~ 8155

flag Flag value

0x1389>

The following example shows v5_blockisdnport command.

v5_activeisdnport

v5_unblockisdnport

v5_blocklink

v5_blocklink v5ifid linkno flag

To block V5 link

None

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description






flag Flag value

linkno V5 interface link number. Range: 0 ~ 255

0x1389>

The following example shows v5_blocklink command.

v5_unblocklink

v5_blockpstnport

v5_blockpstnport v5ifid l3addr flag

To block V5 PSTN port

None





flag Flag value

0x1389>

The following example shows v5_blockpstnport command.

v5_unblockpstnport

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



v5_deactivev5in

v5_deactiveisdnport v5ifid

To deactivate V5 interface

None




0x1389>

The following example shows v5_deactivev5in command.

v5_activev5in

v5_requestvar

v5_requestvar v5ifid

To request V5 interface variant

None




0x1389>

The following example shows v5_requestvar command.

v5_switchvar

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

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Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



v5_setanfault

v5_setanfault v5ifid linkno ts

To set AN fault

None




ts Time slot value. Range: 0 ~ 31


0x1389>

The following example shows v5_setanfault command.

None

v5_setflag

v5_setflag flag value

To set V5 flag

None



flag Flag value

value Value

0x1389>

The following example shows v5_setflag command.

None

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



v5_switchlc

v5_switchlc v5ifid lcci

To switch V5 logical channel

None




lcci Logical C channel identifier value. Range: 0 ~ 65535

0x1389>

The following example shows v5_switchlc command.

None

v5_switchvar

v5_switchvar v5ifid variant

To switch to new V5 interface variant

None




variant New variant value

0x1389>

The following example shows v5_switchvar command.

v5_requestvar

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

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Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



v5_testE1

v5_testE1 unit pcmno flag

To perform E1 test

None



unit Unit number value

pcmno PCM number value. Range: 0 ~ 7 or 36 ~ 43

flag Flag value

0x1389>

The following example shows v5_testE1 command.

None

v5_unblockisdnport

v5_unblockisdnport v5ifid efaddr

To unblock V5 ISDN port

None




efaddr EF address value. Range: 0 ~ 8155

0x1389>

The following example shows v5_unblockisdnport command.

v5_activeisdnport

v5_blockisdnport

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

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Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



v5_unblocklink

v5_unblocklink v5ifid linkno

To unblock V5 link

None





0x1389>

The following example shows v5_unblocklink command.

v5_blocklink

v5_unblockpstnport

v5_unblockpstnport v5ifid l3addr

To unblock V5 PSTN port

None





0x1389>

The following example shows v5_unblockpstnport command.

v5_blockpstnport

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

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Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

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v5_verifylink

v5_verifylink v5ifid linkno

To verify V5 link

None





0x1389>

The following example shows v5_verifylink command.

None

cpu This section describes cpu commands.

cpu

cpu

To view R01 CPU status

None

None

0x1389>

The following example shows cpu command.

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

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Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



cpuclear

cpuclear

cpuclear

To clear R01 CPU record

None

None

0x1389>

The following example shows cpuclear command.

cpu

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112 This section describes 112 commands.

show112

show112 {all | out | in | other}

To view 112 test result



all Show all results.

out Show out results.

in Show in results.

other Show other results.

None

0x1389>

The following example shows show112 command.

start112

stop112

start112

start112 unit testItem testTimes obliged

start112 unit sunit testItem testTimes obliged

start112 unit sunit index testItem testTimes obliged

To start 112 test

None

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

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Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description





unit Unit number

sunit S-unit number

testItem Test item value. Items are:

1 - battery voltage

2 - ring voltage

5 - send tone

6 - send howl

7 - outside circuit and resistance

9 - dial test

10 - ring to user

11 - outside voltage

12 - outside resistance

13 - outside capacitance

27 - inside loop current

29 - outside 12

41 - dual route

254 - TSLC self test

testTimes Test repetition value. Range: 0 ~ 4

obliged Test execution type. Types are:

1 - Execute test even if SLN is busy

0 - Execute normal test

index Index number

0x1389>

The following example shows start112 command.

stop112

show112

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

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stop112

stop112

To stop 112 test

None

None

0x1389>

The following example shows stop112 command.

start112

show112

stoptest

stoptest

stoptest

To stop single 112 test

None

None

0x1389>

The following example shows stoptest command.

start112

stop112

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

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Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

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Miscellaenous Commands changeover

changeover

To perform ICS change over

None

None

0x1389>

The following example shows changeover command.

None

exit

exit

To exit Telnet session

None

None

0x1389>

The following example shows exit command.

None

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

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Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

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Mode

Examples

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h248state

h248state

To view H248 link status

None

None

0x1389>

The following example shows h248state command.

h248log

h248para

h248releasetm

mgcpstate

mgcpstate

To view MGCP status

None

None

0x1389>

The following example shows mgcpstate command.

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

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Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



mgcpcallstat

mgcpmemshow

mgcprestart

msagreset

msagreset

To reset MSAG system

None

None

0x1389>

The following example shows msagreset command.

None

namedtimer

namedtimer {show | modify index | save}

To view, modify and save named timer information



show View detailed index information.

modify Modify named timer length.

save Manually save all named timer information to file.



index Named timer index number. Range: 0 ~ 299

0x1389>

The following example shows namedtimer show command.

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Mode

Examples



The following example shows namedtimer modify command.

The following example shows namedtimer save command.

None

peershow

peershow

To view R01 socket node information

None

None

0x1389>

The following example shows peershow command.

None

Related Commands

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Usage Guidelines

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ping

ping ipaddr [numpackets]

To check layer-3 connectivity with another host

None



ipaddr Host IP address

numpackets Number of packets (requests) to be send. Default value: 3

0x1389>

The following example shows ping command.

None

ppreset

ppreset rack shelf slot [sub_info]

To reset card or specified module

None

Card (rack, shelf, and slot) is reset if module number is not specified or is equal to 0(zero). Otherwise, specified module is reset. Press ‘y’ to confirm and ‘n’ to cancel the command. The following table provides variable description.


rack Rack number

shelf Shelf number

Syntax

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slot Slot number

sub_info Module number value. Values are:

1 - Resets shelf (if card is ICS)

2 - Resets sub-CPU (if card is ICS)

3 - Resets CNIC (if card is ICS)

0x1389>

The following example shows ppreset rack shelf slot command.

The following example shows ppreset rack shelf slot sub_info command.

None

qrychgover

qrychgover

To view if MP is ready to change-over

None

None

0x1389>

The following example shows qrychgover command.

None

Mode

Examples

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Syntax

Purpose

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sfchgover

r07_sficsfile unit

To notify SF (slave frame) to change over

None



unit Unit number

0x1389>

The following example shows sfchgover command.

None

sfcpu

sfcpu unit

To show R01 SF (slave frame) CPU status

None



unit Unit number

0x1389>

The following example shows sfcpu command.

None

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

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Purpose

Syntax Description

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Examples

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time time

To view and adjust system CMOS clock

None

None

0x1389>

The following example shows time command.

None

unitstate unitstate unit

To view R04 unit status

None



unit Unit number

0x1389>

The following example shows unitstate command.

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

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Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

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Mode

Examples



None

version version

To view version information

None

None

0x1389>

The following example shows version command.

None

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Purpose

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A p p e n d i x A

Abbreviations

Abbreviation Full Name

ADSL Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line

AG Access Gateway

ATM Asynchronous Transfer Mode

CPU Center Process Unit

DDN Digital Data Network

DHCP Dynamic Host Control Protocol

DIB Digital Interface Board

EPM Environment Power Monitoring

EPON Ethernet Passive Optical Network

HDSL High-speed Digital Subscriber Line

HW High Way

IGMP Internet Group Management Protocol

ISDN Integrated Service Digital Network

MGC Media Gateway Controller

MGCP Media Gateway Control Protocol

ODT Octal Digital Trunk

OLT Optical Line Terminal

ONU Optical Network Unit

PCM Pulse Code Modulation

PSPDN Packet Switched Public Data Network

PSTN Public Switch Telephone Network

QoS Quality of Service

RTP Real-time Transport Protocol

SHDSL Single-Pair High Digital Subscriber Line

SLC Subscriber Line Circuit

SS SoftSwitch



Abbreviation Full Name

SYC Synchronization Control

TCI Tag Control Information

ToS Type of Service

TPID Tag Protocol Identifier

TSLC Test Subscriber Line Card

VDSL Very High Speed Digital Subscriber Line

VoIP Voice over Internet Protocol

VPN Virtual Private Network


Tables

Table 1 – Chapter Summary ..............................................xiii Table 2 – Typographical Conventions................................... xv Table 3 – Mouse Operation Conventions .............................. xv





Index

112................................. 172 adsl ..................................35 adsl alarmprofile .................36 adsl lineprofile ....................35 adsl port ............................37 alarm ................................29 atmbridge ..........................65 atmbridge brg-fwd-mode .....67 atmbridge idlecell................68 atmbridge loopback .............68 atmbridge pvc ....................65 atmbridge pvcnum ..............69 changeover ...................... 175 cpu ................................. 170 cpuclear........................... 171 dhcp .................................92 dhcp agentoption ................92 dhcp security......................95 dhcp snooping ....................93 dhcp uplink ........................96 dsl ......................................4 dsl port atmpvc ....................8 dsl port broadcast-restrict ....11 dsl port clear-statistics...........5 dsl port disable .....................4 dsl port enable......................4 dsl port enpmode..................9 dsl port ingress-filte ............10 dsl port ip-bind .....................7 dsl port mac-bind..................6 dsl port max-mac-learn..........8 dsl port modem-f5test .........12 epon ............................... 101 epon dba ......................... 103 epon olt........................... 102 epon olt-almprf................. 106 epon onu ......................... 101 epon onu-almprf ............... 107 epon onu-mcastfilter ......... 109 epon onu-mng.................. 108 epon p2p ......................... 104 epon security.................... 106 eth-switch........................ 141 exit ................................. 175 h248state ........................ 176 hostname ..........................28 igmp .................................52 ima...................................73 ima e1...............................77

ima group.......................... 75 ima link............................. 73 ima module........................ 74 iptv................................... 55 iptv access-control .............. 58 iptv manage....................... 55 iptv preview....................... 59 iptv program...................... 56 iptv recognition-time ........... 55 iptv record......................... 60 lacp .................................. 79 lacp actor .......................... 79 lacp partner ....................... 80 lacp switch......................... 81 linkaggregation ................ 145 macpool ............................ 33 mgcpstate ....................... 176 Miscellaneous Commands..... 28 modem ............................. 19 modem ipprf ...................... 20 modem port....................... 23 modem pppprf ................... 21 modem vc ......................... 22 modem vcprf...................... 19 msagreset ....................... 177 mstp................................. 83 mstp bridge ....................... 84 mstp instance .................... 87 mstp instanport .................. 88 mstp port .......................... 83 mvr .................................. 49 namedtimer ..................... 177 peershow......................... 178 ping................................ 179 port ................................ 135 pppoe ............................... 98 ppreset ........................... 179 qos ................................. 113 qos class ......................... 113 qos mirror-port................. 122 qos policy ........................ 118 qos port .......................... 116 qos schedulerprofile .......... 120 qrychgover ...................... 180 r06 ................................. 147 r06_attr .......................... 147 r06_del ........................... 148 r06_dir............................ 149 r06_get ........................... 150



r06_put ...........................151 r07..................................152 r07_broadfileshow .............152 r07_downcardver ..............153 r07_exchgver ...................154 r07_fileshow.....................155 r07_fload .........................156 r07_loadtone ....................157 r07_master2back ..............158 r07_pc2mp.......................158 r07_sficsfile ......................159 r07_transshow..................160 r07_vershow.....................161 route ................................ 15 sfchgover .........................181 sfcpu ...............................181 shdsl ................................ 44 show adsl .......................... 40 show alarm ....................... 30 show atmbridge ................. 70 show dhcp......................... 97 show dsl atmpvc ................ 12 show dsl port ..................... 13 show epon........................110 show eth-switch ................144 show igmp......................... 54 show ima .......................... 77 show iptv .......................... 62 show lacp.......................... 82 show linkaggregation .........146 show macpool .................... 34 show modem ..................... 26 show mstp ........................ 89 show mvr .......................... 51 show port.........................137 show pppoe ....................... 99 show qos..........................122 show route ........................ 17 show shdsl ........................ 46 show snmp........................ 18 show stackvlan .................140 show stm1 ........................ 72 show syslog....................... 32

show vbas..........................92 show vdsl...........................43 show vlan ........................ 134 show112.......................... 172 snmp.................................17 stackvlan ......................... 139 start112 .......................... 172 stm1 .................................71 stop112 ........................... 174 stoptest ........................... 174 syslog ...............................31 time................................ 182 unitstate .......................... 182 v5 .................................. 162 v5_activeisdnport.............. 162 v5_activev5in ................... 162 v5_blockisdnport............... 163 v5_blocklink ..................... 163 v5_blockpstnport .............. 164 v5_deactivev5in................ 165 v5_setanfault ................... 166 v5_setflag........................ 166 v5_switchlc ...................... 167 v5_switchvar .................... 167 v5_testE1 ........................ 168 v5_unblockisdnport ........... 168 v5_unblocklink.................. 169 v5_unblockpstnport ........... 169 v5_verifylink .................... 170 vbas..................................91 vdsl...................................41 version ............................ 183 vlan ................................ 125 vlan add .......................... 125 vlan add-port ................... 126 vlan del ........................... 126 vlan del-port .................... 127 vlan del-remark ................ 133 vlan del-stack................... 131 vlan make-port ................. 128 vlan set-remark ................ 132 vlan set-stack................... 130 vlan voipmed.................... 129