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1- ISAM CLI 1
1.1 History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
1.2 Preface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
1.3 CLI Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
1.4 Nodes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
1.5 Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
1.6 Filters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
1.7 Printers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
1.8 Getting help . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
1.9 The CLI Prompt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
1.10 Entering CLI Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
1.11 CLI Backward Compatibility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
1.12 Phase Out Strategy Obsolete Commands and/or Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
1.13 Command Phase Out Annoucement Release . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
2- Environment Configuration Commands 25

2.1 Environment Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
2.2 Environment Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
3- Alarm Configuration Commands 29

3.1 Alarm Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
3.2 Alarm Log Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
3.3 Alarm Entry Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
3.4 Alarm Delta Log Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
3.5 Customizable Alarm Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
3.6 Alarm Filter Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
4- Trap Configuration Commands 71

4.1 Trap Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
4.2 Trap Definition Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
4.3 Trap Manager Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
5- Equipment Configuration Commands 80

5.1 Equipment Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
5.2 Rack Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
5.3 Shelf Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
5.4 Equipment Power Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
5.5 Slot Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88
5.6 Pon Auth Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90
5.7 SFP/XFP Diagnostics configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
5.8 Sfp RSSI Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94
5.9 NE Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
5.10 Configure Fan Tray parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
6- xDSL Configuration Commands 101

6.1 xDSL Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103
6.2 xDSL Common Service Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111
6.3 xDSL Common Spectrum Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115
6.4 xDSL Artificial Noise Downstream Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121
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6.5 xDSL Spectrum Profile for ADSL/ADSL2 Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123

6.6 xDSL Spectrum Profile for RE-ADSL2 Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126
6.7 xDSL Spectrum Profile for ADSL2 Plus Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128
6.8 ADSL2-plus Custom PSD shape Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132
6.9 xDSL Spectrum Profile for VDSL Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 134
6.10 VDSL Ghs Tones Transmission Power Control Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . 141
6.11 VDSL Custom PSD shape Downstream Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143
6.12 VDSL Custom RX PSD shape Upstream Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . 145
6.13 VDSL Power Back Off Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 147
6.14 xDSL Spectrum Profile for VDSL2 Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 148
6.15 VDSL2 Custom PSD shape Downstream Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154
6.16 VDSL2 Custom PSD shape Upstream Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 156
6.17 VDSL2 Custom RX PSD shape Upstream Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . 158
6.18 VDSL2 Virtual Noise Downstream Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 160
6.19 VDSL2 Virtual Noise Upstream Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 162
6.20 VDSL2 Power Back Off Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 164
6.21 xDSL DPBO Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 166
6.22 xDSL DPBO Mode Independent Custom PSD Mask Configuration Command . . . . . . . 168
6.23 xDSL DPBO Exchange PSD Mask Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170
6.24 xDSL RTX Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 172
6.25 xDSL Vectoring Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 176
6.26 xDSL Vectoring Control Entity Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 179
6.27 xDSL Board Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 182
6.28 xDSL Board Vectoring Fallback Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 185
6.29 xDSL Line Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 188
6.30 xDSL Line TCA Threshold Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 193
6.31 xDSL Per Line Overrule Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 196
6.32 xDSL Overrule Noise Psd Shape Downstream Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . 203
6.33 xDSL Overrule Noise Psd Shape Upstream Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . 205
6.34 xDSL INS Near End Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 207
6.35 xDSL INS Far End Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 209
7- ATM Configuration Commands 211

7.1 ATM Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 212
7.2 ATM PVC Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 213
8- Interface Management Configuration Commands 215

8.1 Interface Management Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 216
8.2 Network Interface Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 217
8.3 Extend Interface Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 221
8.4 Interface Alarm Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 222
9- Error Configuration Commands 224

9.1 Error Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 225
9.2 Error Log Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 226
10- System Configuration Commands 227

10.1 System Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 228
10.2 System Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 229
10.3 System Management IP related Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 231
10.4 System Management Default Route Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 232
10.5 System SNTP Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 233
10.6 System SNTP Server Table Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 234
10.7 System Loop ID Syntax Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 235
10.8 ALS State Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 237
10.9 Configure system auto-switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 238
10.10 Uplink Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 239
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11- Security Configuration Commands 240

11.1 Security Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 241
11.2 Security Banner Configuration Commmand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 246
11.3 Operator Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 247
11.4 Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 249
11.5 Default Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 256
11.6 SNMP View Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262
11.7 Security SNMP Community Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 264
11.8 Security SNMPv3 Group Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 266
11.9 Security SNMPv3 User Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 268
11.10 Security SNMPv3 User-Group Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 270
11.11 SNMP Notify View Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 272
11.12 Security SNMP Notification Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 274
11.13 Security SNMP Notification Profile Filter Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . 276
11.14 Security SNMP Element Manager Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 278
11.15 Security RADIUS Client Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 280
11.16 Security RADIUS Authentication Server Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . 281
11.17 Security RADIUS Accounting Server Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 283
11.18 Security RADIUS Dynamic Authorization Client Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . 285
11.19 Security RADIUS Policy Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 287
11.20 Security RADIUS Server Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 289
11.21 Security Domain Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 291
11.22 Security Connection Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 292
11.23 Security Connection Policy Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 293
11.24 Security 802.1x PAE System Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 294
11.25 Security 802.1x Port Authentication Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 295
11.26 Security 802.1x Extension, Port Authentication Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . 298
11.27 Security 802.1x Port Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 300
11.28 Security Password Policy Configuration Commmand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302
11.29 File Transfer Configure Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 304
11.30 file Transfer server Configure Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 305
11.31 PM File Upload Configure Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306
11.32 PM File Upload Configure Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 307
11.33 MAC Filter Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 309
12- Secure Shell Configuration Commands 310

12.1 Secure Shell Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 311
12.2 SSH Server Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 312
12.3 Secure Shell User Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 313
12.4 Secure Shell Access Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 314
12.5 Secure Shell SFTP User Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 316
13- Transaction Configuration Commands 317

13.1 Transaction Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 318
13.2 Transaction Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 319
14- SYSLOG Configuration Commands 320

14.1 SYSLOG Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 321
14.2 SYSLOG Destination Configuration command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 322
14.3 SYSLOG Route Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 324
15- Software Management Configuration Commands 327

15.1 Software Management Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 328
15.2 Software Management Overall Software Package Configuration Command . . . . . . . . 329
15.3 Database Automatic Activation Configure Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 332
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16- QoS Configuration Commands 334

16.1 QoS Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 336
16.2 QoS Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 341
16.3 QoS 802.1P Class-to-Queue Mapping Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 343
16.4 QoS Dsl Control Pkt Policer Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 345
16.5 QoS DSCP-to-Dot1P Alignment for L3 Forwarded Traffic Configuration Command . . . . 347
16.6 QoS Queue Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 348
16.7 QoS Scheduler Node Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 351
16.8 QoS CAC Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 353
16.9 QoS Single Dot1P Marker Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 355
16.10 QoS Single DSCP Marker Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 356
16.11 QoS DSCP Contract Table Marker Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 357
16.12 QoS DSCP Contract Table Code-point Configuration Command For DSCP-contract . . . 358
16.13 QoS Dot1P and DSCP Contract Table Marker Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . 359
16.14 DSCP Contract Table Codepoint Configuration Command For D1p-dscp-contract . . . . 360
16.15 QoS Dot1P and Single DSCP Marker Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 361
16.16 QoS Dot1P Alignment Marker Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 362
16.17 QoS Dot1P Remark Table Marker Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 364
16.18 QoS Dot1P Remark Table Dot1p-value Configuration Command For Dot1P-Remark . . . 365
16.19 QoS Policer Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 366
16.20 QoS L2 Filter Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 369
16.21 QoS L3 Filter Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 371
16.22 QoS Policy Action Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 374
16.23 QoS Policy Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 376
16.24 QoS Session Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 378
16.25 QoS Session Upstream Policy List Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 381
16.26 QoS Session Downstream Policy List Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 382
16.27 QoS Shaper Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 383
16.28 QoS IngressQoS Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 385
16.29 QoS Rate Limit Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 388
16.30 QoS DSCP to Pbit Mapping Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 391
16.31 QoS DSCP to Pbit Mapping Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 392
16.32 QoS Board-Level Queue and Performance Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . 393
16.33 QoS Queue Threshold Crossing Alarm Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 395
16.34 QoS Interface Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 397
16.35 QoS Interface Queue Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400
16.36 QoS Line Control Packets Rate Limit Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402
16.37 P-bit Based Scheduling For SC Forwarder Cross Connect/Residential Bridge Configuration 404
Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
17- VLAN Configuration Commands 406

17.1 VLAN Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 407
17.2 VLAN General Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 409
17.3 Virtual MAC Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 410
17.4 VLAN Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 411
17.5 VLAN Port Filtering Database Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 418
17.6 VLAN Protocol-based Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 421
17.7 Vlan Pbit Traffic Counter Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 424
17.8 Vlan Priority Regeneration Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 427
18- Bridge Configuration Commands 429

18.1 Bridge Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 430
18.2 Bridge General Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 431
18.3 Bridge Port Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 432
18.4 Bridge Port to VLAN Association Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 438
18.5 L2 Static User Ip Address Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 444
18.6 L2 Static User Ipv6 Address Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 446
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19- ARP-RELAY Configuration Commands 448

19.1 ARP-RELAY Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 449
19.2 Arp-Relay Statistics Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 450
20- IGMP Configuration Commands 452

20.1 IGMP Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 453
20.2 IGMP Channel Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 455
20.3 IGMP Channel Permission Package Members Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . 459
20.4 IGMP Channel Preview Package Members Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . 462
20.5 IGMP Package Bitmaps Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 465
20.6 IGMP System Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 467
20.7 IGMP System CDR Type Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 470
20.8 IGMP Vlan System Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 471
20.9 Igmp Multicast Service Context Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 472
21- Multicast Configuration Commands 473

21.1 Multicast Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 474
21.2 Multicast General Group Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 476
21.3 General Multicast Package Members Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 478
21.4 Multicast Capacity Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 479
21.5 Multicast Channel Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 480
21.6 Multicast Channel Package Members Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 482
21.7 Multicast Channel Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 483
21.8 Multicast Channel Package Members Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 485
21.9 Multicast Monitoring Source Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 486
21.10 Multicast Monitoring Channel Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487
21.11 Multicast Static Branch Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 488
22- PPPoX-Relay Configuration Commands 490

22.1 PPPoX-Relay Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 491
22.2 PPPoX Cross-connect Global Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 492
22.3 PPPoX Cross-connect Engine Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 494
22.4 PPPoX Cross-connect Engine Monitoring Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . 496
22.5 PPPCC Engine TCA Threshold Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 497
22.6 PPPoX Cross-connect Client Port Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 499
22.7 PPPoX Cross-connect Client Port Monitoring Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . 502
23- DHCP Relay Configuration Commands 505

23.1 DHCP Relay Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 506
23.2 DHCP Relay User Port Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 507
23.3 DHCP v6 Relay User Port Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 510
24- XDSL Bonding Configuration Commands 513

24.1 XDSL Bonding Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 514
24.2 XDSL Bonding Assembly Timer Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 516
24.3 xDSL Bonding Group Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 517
24.4 xDSL Bonding Group Rtx Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 520
24.5 xDSL Bonding Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 524
24.6 xDSL Bonding Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 526
24.7 xDSL Bonding Board Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 527
24.8 xDSL Bonding Board Vectoring Fallback Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . 528
25- Voice Configuration Commands 530

25.1 Voice Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 531
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25.2 Voice Sip Server Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 537

25.3 Voice Sip LineId Syntax Profile Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 540
25.4 Voice Sip User Agent Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 542
25.5 Sip Voice Service Provider Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 545
25.6 Voice Sip User Agent Access Point Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 551
25.7 Voice Sip Dial Plan Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 553
25.8 Voice Sip Dial Plan Digitmap Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 555
25.9 Voice Sip Termination Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 556
25.10 Voice Sip Termination TCA Threshold Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 561
25.11 Sip Voice Register Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 563
25.12 Voice Sip Transport Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 565
25.13 Voice Sip Redundancy Table Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 567
25.14 Voice Sip System Session Timer Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 571
25.15 Voice Sip DNS Server Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 573
25.16 Voice Sip DHCP Authentication Params Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . 575
25.17 Voice Sip Restoration Failover/Failback Type/Mode Configuration Commands . . . . . . 577
25.18 Voice Statistics Configure Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 578
25.19 Voice Cluster Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 579
25.20 Voice Megaco IP Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 580
25.21 Voice Megaco Equipment Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 582
25.22 Voice Megaco Equipment Board Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 584
25.23 Voice Megaco Equipment Termination Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . 586
25.24 Voice Megaco Termination Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 590
25.25 Voice Megaco Media Gateway Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 592
25.26 Voice Megaco Signal Gateway Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 603
26- Debug Configuration Commands 605

26.1 Debug Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 606
26.2 Protocol Tracing Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 607
27- Ethernet Configuration Commands 609

27.1 Ethernet Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 610
27.2 Ethernet Line Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 611
27.3 Ethernet Line TCA Threshold Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 612
27.4 Ethernet Line Mau Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 614
28- Efm Oam Configuration Commands 617

28.1 Efm Oam Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 618
28.2 Efm Oam Interface ConfigurationCommand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 619
29- CFM Configuration Commands 621

29.1 CFM Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 622
29.2 Maintenance Domain Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 623
29.3 Maintenance Association Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 625
29.4 Maintenance Association End Point Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 628
29.5 Remote Maintenance Association End Point Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . 631
29.6 Synthetic Loss Measurement configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 632
29.7 CFM PM-Proactive test management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 633
29.8 CFM PM Proactive test management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 634
30- Trouble-Shooting Configuration Commands 636

30.1 Trouble-Shooting Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 637
30.2 Trouble-shooting Interface Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 638
31- IPoA/E IW Configuration Commands 640

31.1 IPoA/E IW Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 641
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31.2 IPoA/E IW Interworking Port Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 642

31.3 IPoA/E IW Gateway Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 644
32- LineTest Configuration Commands 645

32.1 LineTest Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 646
32.2 Megaco LineTest Session Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 648
32.3 Megaco LineTest Line Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 652
32.4 MEGACO LineTest Param Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 654
32.5 SINGLE LineTest Session Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 659
32.6 SINGLE LineTest Line Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 663
32.7 SINGLE LineTest Param Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 665
33- LACP Configuration Commands 670

33.1 LACP Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 671
33.2 LACP general configuration command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 672
33.3 LACP port configuration command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 673
33.4 LACP group configuration command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 674
33.5 LACP Group Port configuration command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 676
34- Equipment Status Commands 678

34.1 Equipment Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 679
34.2 Slot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 680
34.3 Shelf Summary Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 685
34.4 SFP/XFP Diagnostics Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 687
34.5 Board Temperature Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 692
34.6 Authentication Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 694
34.7 Board Planned Resource Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 696
34.8 Transceiver Inventory Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 698
34.9 NE Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 703
34.10 Rack Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 705
34.11 Shelf Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 707
34.12 Power Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 710
35- Trap Status Commands 717

35.1 Trap Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 718
35.2 Trap Manager Queue Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 719
36- Alarm Log Status Commands 720

36.1 Alarm Log Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 722
36.2 Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 724
36.3 Equipment Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 728
36.4 Equipment Holder Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 731
36.5 Equipment Holder Extended Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 734
36.6 Plug-in Unit Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 738
36.7 ATM Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 741
36.8 Ethernet Interface Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 743
36.9 Software Management Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 744
36.10 Temporal Filter Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 747
36.11 Spatial Filter Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 755
36.12 xDSL Common Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 763
36.13 xDSL Near-end Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 766
36.14 xDSL Far-end Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 769
36.15 TCA xDSL Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 773
36.16 Vectoring Line Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 779
36.17 Vectoring Board Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 782
36.18 Electrical-to-Optical Conversion Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 785
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36.19 xDSL Bonding Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 787

36.20 Custom Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 791
36.21 SFP Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 795
36.22 Custom External Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 799
36.23 SFP RSSI for NT Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 801
36.24 PPP Cross-Connect Engine TCA Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 805
36.25 Plug In Unit Extended Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 807
36.26 SIP Server Alarm Log Status Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 811
36.27 SIP VSP Alarm Log Status Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 813
36.28 SIP Dial Plan Alarm Log Status Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 815
36.29 SIP Slot Alarm Log Status Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 816
36.30 SIP Termination Alarm Log Status Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 818
36.31 Megaco Media Gateway Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 823
36.32 Megaco Signaling Gateway Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 825
36.33 Megaco Plug Unit Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 826
36.34 Megaco Termination Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 828
36.35 Megaco Signaling Lt Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 831
36.36 Ether-Tca Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 833
36.37 Ether-Sfp Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 836
36.38 Alarm Qos Slot Log Status Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 839
36.39 Alarm Qos Queue Log Status Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 842
36.40 Log File Transfer Server Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 844
36.41 Log L2 Forward Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 846
36.42 External Device Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 849
36.43 LT CFM Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 850
36.44 EFM-OAM Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 852
36.45 Alarm Table Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 854
36.46 Auto-Switch Alarm Log Status command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 856
37- Current Alarm Status Commands 858

37.1 Current Alarm Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 860
37.2 Alarm Current Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 862
37.3 Equipment Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 866
37.4 Equipment Holder Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 868
37.5 Equipment Holder Extended Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 870
37.6 Plug-in Unit Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 873
37.7 ATM Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 875
37.8 Ethernet Interface Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 877
37.9 Software Management Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 878
37.10 Temporal Filter Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 880
37.11 Spatial Filter Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 884
37.12 xDSL Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 888
37.13 TCA xDSL Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 892
37.14 Vectoring Line Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 896
37.15 Vectoring Board Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 898
37.16 Electrical-to-Optical Conversion Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . 900
37.17 xDSL Bonding Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 902
37.18 Custom Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 905
37.19 SFP Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 908
37.20 Custom External Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 912
37.21 SFP RSSI Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 914
37.22 PPP Cross-Connect Engine TCA Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . 918
37.23 Plug In Unit Extended Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920
37.24 SIP Server Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 923
37.25 SIP VSP Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 924
37.26 SIP Dial Plan Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 926
37.27 SIP Slot Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 927
37.28 SIP Termination Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 929
37.29 Megaco Media Gateway Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 932
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37.30 Megaco Signaling Gateway Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 934

37.31 Megaco Plugin Unit Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 935
37.32 Megaco Termination Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937
37.33 Megaco Signaling Lt Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 939
37.34 Alarm Current Ether-Tca Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 941
37.35 Alarm Current Ether-Sfp Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 943
37.36 Alarm Current Qos Slot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 945
37.37 Alarm Current Qos Queue Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 947
37.38 Alarm File Transfer Server Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 949
37.39 Alarm L2 Forward Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 950
37.40 Alarm Current External Device Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 953
37.41 LT Cfm Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 954
37.42 EFM-OAM Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 956
37.43 Alarm Table Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 958
37.44 Auto-Switch Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 959
38- Alarm Snap-shot Status Commands 960

38.1 Alarm Snap-shot Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 962
38.2 Alarm Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 964
38.3 Alarm Snapshot Equipment Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 968
38.4 Equipment Holder Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 970
38.5 Equipment Holder Alarm Extended Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972
38.6 Plug-in Unit Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 975
38.7 ATM Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 977
38.8 Alarm Snapshot Ethernet Interface Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 979
38.9 Alarm Snapshot Software Management Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 980
38.10 Alarm Snapshot Temporal Filter Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 982
38.11 Alarm Snapshot Spatial Filter Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 986
38.12 Alarm xDSL Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 990
38.13 TCA xDSL Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 994
38.14 Alarm Vectoring Line Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 998
38.15 Alarm Vectoring Board Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1000
38.16 Alarm Electrical-to-Optical Conversion for Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . .1002
38.17 Alarm xDSL Bonding Snap Shot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1003
38.18 Alarm Custom Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1006
38.19 Alarm SFP Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1009
38.20 Alarm Custom External Snap Shot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1013
38.21 Alarm RSSI SFP Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1015
38.22 Alarm PPP Cross-Connect Engine TCA Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . .1019
38.23 Alarm Plug In Unit Extended Snap Shot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1021
38.24 Alarm Snap-shot SIP Server Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1024
38.25 Alarm Snap-shot SIP VSP Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1025
38.26 Alarm Snap-shot SIP Dial Plan Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1027
38.27 Alarm Snap-shot SIP Slot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1028
38.28 Alarm Snap-shot SIP Termination Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1029
38.29 Alarm Snap-shot Megaco Media Gateway Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1032
38.30 Alarm Snap-shot Megaco Signaling Gateway Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1033
38.31 Alarm Snap-shot Megaco Plug Unit Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1034
38.32 Alarm Snap-shot Megaco Termination Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1035
38.33 Alarm Snap-shot Megaco Signaling Lt Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1037
38.34 Alarm Snap-shot Ether-Tca Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1039
38.35 Alarm Snap-shot Ether-Sfp Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1041
38.38 Alarm File Transfer Server Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1047
38.39 Alarm L2 Forward Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1048
38.40 Alarm Snap-shot External Device Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1051
38.41 LT CFM Alarm SnapShot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1052
38.42 EFM-OAM alarm Snap-shot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1054
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38.43 Alarm Table Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1056

38.44 Auto-Switch Alarm Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1057
39- Alarm Delta Log Status Commands 1059

39.1 Alarm Delta Log Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1060
39.2 Alarm Generic Delta Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1061
39.3 Indeterminate Alarm Delta Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1063
39.4 Warning Alarm Delta Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1078
39.5 Minor Alarm Delta Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1093
39.6 Major Alarm Delta Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1108
39.7 Critical Alarm Delta Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1123
40- ATM Status Commands 1138

40.1 ATM Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1139
40.2 ATM Interface Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1140
40.3 PVC Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1142
40.4 TC Adapter Protocol Interval Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1144
40.5 TC Adapter Protocol Current Quarter Performance Data Command . . . . . . . . . . . . .1146
40.6 TC Adapter Protocol Current Day Performance Data Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1148
40.7 TC Adapter Protocol Performance Data for Previous Quarter Intervals Command . . . . .1150
40.8 TC Adapter Protocol Performance Data for Previous Day Intervals Command . . . . . . .1152
41- VLAN Status Commands 1154

41.1 VLAN Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1155
41.2 Global VLAN Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1157
41.3 Residential Bridge VLAN Summary Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1158
41.4 Residential Bridge VLAN Extensive Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1161
41.5 Cross-connect VLAN Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1166
41.6 Stacked VLAN Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1171
41.7 VLAN Name Mapping Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1173
41.8 VLAN Filtering Database Per LIM Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1174
41.9 Bridge Port Filtering Database Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1178
41.10 VLAN Priority Regeneration Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1181
41.11 VLAN Priority Regeneration Profile Name Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1184
41.12 Show Next Free ID of VLAN Priority Regeneration Profile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1187
41.13 Duplicate MAC Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1188
41.14 Port Event Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1192
41.15 Port Statistics for Current Quarter Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1194
41.16 Port Statistics for Current Day Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1197
41.17 Port Statistics for Previous Quarter Intervals Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1200
41.18 Port Statistics for Previous Day Intervals Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1203
41.19 VLAN Port Statistics for Current Quarter Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1206
41.20 VLAN Port Statistics for Current Day Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1209
41.21 VLAN Port Statistics for Previous Quarter Intervals Status Command . . . . . . . . . . .1212
41.22 VLAN Port Statistics for Previous Day Intervals Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . .1215
41.23 P-bit Traffic Counters Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1218
41.24 Current VLAN Filtering Database Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1221
41.25 Accumulated Port Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1223
42- QOS Status Commands 1225

42.1 QOS Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1226
42.2 QoS Session Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1228
42.3 QoS Marker Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1229
42.4 QoS Policer Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1230
42.5 QoS Queue Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1231
42.6 QoS Scheduler Node Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1232
42.7 QoS CAC Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1233
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42.8 QoS Policy Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1234

42.9 QoS L2 Filter Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1235
42.10 QoS L3 Filter Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1236
42.11 QoS Policy Action Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1237
42.12 QoS IngressQoS Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1238
42.13 QoS Shaper Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1239
42.14 QoS Bandwidth Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1240
42.15 QoS Rate Limit Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1241
42.16 QoS DSCP to PBIT Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1242
42.17 QoS Interface Bandwidth Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1243
42.18 QoS Total Buffer Overflow Statistics for Previous Quarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1245
42.19 QoS Total Buffer Overflow Statistics for Current Quarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1248
42.20 QoS Total Buffer Overflow Statistics for Previous Day Command . . . . . . . . . . . . .1251
42.21 QoS Total Buffer Overflow Statistics for Current Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1254
42.22 QoS Total Buffer Overflow Statistics Total Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1257
42.23 QoS Interface Buffer Overflow Statistics for Previous Quarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1261
42.24 QoS Interface Buffer Overflow Statistics for Current Quarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1263
42.25 QoS Fan Out Statistics for Previous Quarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1265
42.26 QoS Fan Out Statistics for Current 15 minutes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1267
42.27 QoS Fan Out Statistics for Previous Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1269
42.28 QoS Fan Out Statistics for Current Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1271
42.29 QoS LT Queue Overflow Statistics for Previous Quarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1273
42.30 QoS LT Queue Overflow Statistics for current Quarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1275
42.31 QoS TC2QMapping Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1277
43- ARP-RELAY Status Commands 1279

43.1 ARP-RELAY Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1280
43.2 ARP-RELAY statistics Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1281
43.3 ARP-RELAY summary statistics Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1283
43.4 ARP-RELAY detailed statistics Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1285
44- xDSL Status Commands 1288

44.1 xDSL Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1290
44.2 xDSL Profiles Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1294
44.3 xDSL PM Interval Per Interface Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1296
44.4 xDSL Operational Data Near End Line Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1298
44.5 xDSL Operational Data Near End Channel Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1307
44.6 xDSL Operational Data Far End Line Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1309
44.7 xDSL Operational Data Far End Channel Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1317
44.8 xDSL Operational Data Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1319
44.9 xDSL Carrier Data Near End Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1323
44.10 xDSL Carrier Data Far End Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1328
44.11 xDSL Failure Status Near End Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1331
44.12 xDSL Failure Status Far End Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1334
44.13 xDSL Vectored Line Failure Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1337
44.14 xDSL Vectoring Board Failure Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1339
44.15 xDSL Counters Near End Line Current 15 Min . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1341
44.16 xDSL Counters Near End Line Current Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1343
44.17 xDSL Counters Near End Line Previous 15 Min . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1345
44.18 xDSL Counters Near End Of Line Previous Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1348
44.19 xDSL Counters Near End Channel Current 15 Min . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1351
44.20 xDSL Counters Near End Channel Current Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1353
44.21 xDSL Counters Near End Channel Previous 15 Min . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1355
44.22 xDSL Counters Near End Channel Previous Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1357
44.23 xDSL Counters Far End Line Current 15 Min . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1359
44.24 xDSL Counters Far End Line Current Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1361
44.25 xDSL Counters Far End Line Previous 15 Min . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1363
44.26 xDSL Counters Far End Line Previous Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1365
44.27 xDSL Counters Far End Channel Current 15 Min . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1367
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44.28 xDSL Counters Far End Channel Current Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1369

44.29 xDSL Counters Far End Channel Previous 15 Min . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1371
44.30 xDSL Counters Far End Channel Previous Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1373
44.31 xDSL XTU-R Inventory Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1375
44.32 xDSL XTU-C Inventory Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1377
44.33 xDSL Board Capability Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1379
44.34 xDSL Low Rate Alarm Timestamp Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1385
44.35 xDSL Low Rate Alarm Line Bitmap Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1386
44.36 xDSL Low Rate Alarm Linkup Record Data Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1387
44.37 xDSL INS Near End Operational Data Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1390
44.38 xDSL INS Near End Current 15Min Data Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1392
44.39 xDSL INS Near End Current 15Min IAT Histogram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1393
44.40 xDSL INS Near End Current 15Min EINP Histogram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1394
44.41 xDSL INS Near End Current Day Data Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1395
44.42 xDSL INS Near End Current Day IAT Histogram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1396
44.43 xDSL INS Near End Current Day EINP Histogram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1397
44.44 xDSL INS Near End Previous 15Min Data Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1398
44.45 xDSL INS Near End Previous 15Min IAT Histogram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1399
44.46 xDSL INS Near End Previous 15Min EINP Histogram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1400
44.47 xDSL INS Near End Previous Day Data Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1401
44.48 xDSL INS Near End Previous Day IAT Histogram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1402
44.49 xDSL INS Near End Previous Day EINP Histogram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1403
44.50 xDSL INS Far End Operational Data Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1404
44.51 xDSL INS Far End Current 15Min Data Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1406
44.52 xDSL INS Far End Current 15Min IAT Histogram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1407
44.53 xDSL INS Far End Current 15Min EINP Histogram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1408
44.54 xDSL INS Far End Current Day Data Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1409
44.55 xDSL INS Far End Current Day IAT Histogram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1410
44.56 xDSL INS Far End Current Day EINP Histogram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1411
44.57 xDSL INS Far End Previous 15Min Data Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1412
44.58 xDSL INS Far End Previous 15Min IAT Histogram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1413
44.59 xDSL INS Far End Previous 15Min EINP Histogram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1414
44.60 xDSL INS Far End Previous Day Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1415
44.61 xDSL INS Far End Previous Day IAT Histogram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1416
44.62 xDSL INS Far End Previous Day EINP Histogram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1417
44.63 xDSL Downstream Vectoring Disturberlist Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1418
44.64 xDSL Upstream Vectoring Disturberlist Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1420
44.65 xDSL Downstream Vectoring Disturberlist Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1422
44.66 xDSL Vectoring Carrier Data Near End Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1424
44.67 xDSL Vectoring Carrier Data Far End Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1427
44.68 xDSL Vectoring Processing Board Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1430
44.69 xDSL Vectoring Processing Group Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1432
45- Configuration Data Status Commands 1435

45.1 Configuration Data Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1436
45.2 xDSL Port Configuration Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1438
45.3 xDSL Port ATM Configuration Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1444
45.4 xDSL Port ATM Interface Configuration Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1446
45.5 xDSL Port Interface Configuration Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1448
45.6 xDSL IGMP Configuration Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1450
45.7 xDSL Security PAE Configuration Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1452
45.8 xDSL BridgePort Configuration Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1455
45.9 xDSL QoS Configuration Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1459
45.10 xDSL PPPoX Relay Configuration Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1461
45.11 xDSL Bonding Group Configuration Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1463
46- Operational Data Status Commands 1465

46.1 Operational Data Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1466
46.2 xDSL Port Operational Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1467
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46.3 xDSL BridgePort Operational Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1471

46.4 xDSL Port ATM Operational Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1473
46.5 xDSL Port Interface Configuration Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1475
46.6 xDSL IGMP Operational Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1477
46.7 xDSL QoS Opertaional Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1480
47- xDSL Bonding Status Commands 1482

47.1 xDSL Bonding Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1483
47.2 xDSL Bonding Group Profiles Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1484
47.3 xDSL Bonding Group Rtx Profiles Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1486
47.4 xDSL Bonding Near End Operational Data Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1488
47.5 xDSL Bonding Far End Operational Data Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1490
47.6 xDSL Bonding Group Operational Data Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1492
47.7 xDSL Bonding Link Operational Data Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1494
47.8 xDSL Bonding Near End Failure Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1496
47.9 xDSL Bonding Far End Failure Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1498
47.10 xDSL Bonding Group Failure Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1500
47.11 xDSL Bonding Group Summary Info Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1502
48- PPPoE Status Commands 1503

48.1 PPPoE Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1504
48.2 PPPoE Client Emulation Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1505
48.3 PPPoE Interface Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1508
49- Interface Status Commands 1510

49.1 Interface Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1511
49.2 Interface Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1512
49.3 Physical Interface Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1514
49.4 Interface Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1515
49.5 Interface Test Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1524
49.6 Interface Stack Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1528
49.7 Interface Extensive Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1533
50- SNTP Status Commands 1535

50.1 SNTP Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1536
50.2 SNTP Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1537
51- SNTP Server Commands 1538

51.1 SNTP Server Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1539
51.2 SNTP Server Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1540
52- System Status Commands 1541

52.1 System Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1542
52.2 System Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1543
52.3 System Licenses Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1544
52.4 Show syslog parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1548
52.5 System CDE Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1549
52.6 Uplink Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1550
53- Transaction Status Commands 1551

53.1 Transaction Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1552
53.2 Transaction Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1553
53.3 Transaction Log Entry Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1554
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54- Error Status Command 1555

54.1 Error Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1556
54.2 Error Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1557
55- Software Status Commands 1559

55.1 Software Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1560
55.2 Database Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1561
55.3 Disk Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1563
55.4 Overall Software Package Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1565
55.5 Software Package Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1568
55.6 File Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1570
55.7 Upload/Download Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1572
55.8 Software Version For ANSI Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1575
55.9 Software Version For ETSI Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1576
56- CDE Status Commands 1577

56.1 CDE Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1578
56.2 CDE download Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1579
57- IGMP Status Commands 1581

57.1 IGMP Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1582
57.2 IGMP System Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1583
57.3 IGMP Channel Sources Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1585
57.4 IGMP Channel Miscellaneous Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1588
57.5 IGMP Channel Protocol Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1591
57.6 IGMP package to multicast source Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1595
57.7 IGMP Group to Package Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1596
57.8 Show Multicast Source Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1597
57.9 Show Multicast Channel Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1599
57.10 IGMP Module Counter Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1601
57.11 IGMP Module Time Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1604
57.12 IGMP Module Miscellaneous Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1606
57.13 IGMP System Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1608
58- Transport Status Commands 1609

58.1 Transport Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1610
58.2 IP Address Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1611
58.3 IP Route Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1613
58.4 SNMP Protocol Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1615
58.5 SNMP Engine Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1618
58.6 System Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1619
59- Efm Oam Status Commands 1620

59.1 Efm Oam Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1621
59.2 Efm Oam Mac Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1622
59.3 Efm Oam Pme Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1625
59.4 Efm Oam Local Information Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1627
59.5 Efm Oam Peer Information Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1629
59.6 Efm Oam statistics Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1631
59.7 Efm Oam loopback Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1633
59.8 Efm Oam Internal Traffic generator Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1635
60- DHCP Relay Status Commands 1637

60.1 DHCP Relay Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1638
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60.2 DHCP Relay Port Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1639

60.3 DHCP Relay Port Statistics Related To Vlan Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1641
60.4 DHCP Relay Port Summary Statistics Related To Vlan Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1643
60.5 DHCP Relay Port Detailed Statistics Related To Vlan Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1645
60.6 DHCP v6 Relay Port Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1652
60.7 DHCP v6 Relay Port Statistics Related To Vlan Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1654
60.8 DHCP v6 Relay Port Summary Statistics Related To Vlan Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1656
60.9 DHCP v6 Relay Port Detailed Statistics Related To Vlan Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1658
60.10 DHCP Relay Session Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1662
61- Multicast Status Commands 1665

61.1 Multicast Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1666
61.2 Multicast Active Groups Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1667
61.3 Multicast PON Active Groups Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1670
61.4 Multicast ONT Active Groups Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1673
61.5 Multicast Group Membership Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1676
62- Session Status Commands 1679

62.1 Session Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1680
62.2 Session Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1681
63- PPPoX-Relay Status Commands 1683

63.1 PPPoX-Relay Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1684
63.2 PPPoX CC Engine Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1685
63.3 PPPoX CC Client Port Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1687
63.4 PPPoX CC Engine Monitor Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1690
63.5 PPPoX CC Client Port Monitor Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1692
63.6 PPPoX CC Session Engine Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1695
63.7 PPPoX CC Session Client Port Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1698
63.8 PPPCC Engine Current 15Minute Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1701
63.9 PPPCC Engine Current 1day Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1703
63.10 PPPCC Engine Previous 15Minute Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1705
63.11 PPPCC Engine Previous 1day Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1707
64- Voice Status Commands 1709

64.1 Voice Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1710
64.2 Voice Sip Server Status Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1712
64.3 Voice Sip User Agent Access Point Show Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1713
64.4 Voice Sip Statistics System Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1715
64.5 Voice Sip Statistics Perfinfo Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1716
64.6 Voice Sip Termination Statistics Command for Current 15 Minutes . . . . . . . . . . . . .1718
64.7 Voice Sip Termination Statistics Command for Current Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1721
64.8 Voice Sip Termination Statistics Command for Previous 15 Minutes . . . . . . . . . . . .1724
64.9 Voice Sip Termination Statistics Command for Previous day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1727
64.10 Voice Sip restoration: Redundancy Status Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1730
64.11 Voice Sip restoration: Redundancy Status Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1732
64.12 Voice Sip Redundancy Status Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1734
64.13 Voice Sip Termination Status Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1735
64.14 Voice Megaco Equipment Board Status Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1738
64.15 Voice Megaco Equipment Status Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1740
64.16 Voice Megaco MGI Status Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1743
64.17 Voice Megaco Database Status Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1745
64.18 Voice Megaco IP Status Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1746
64.19 Voice Megaco SGI Status Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1747
65- Ethernet Status Commands 1749
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65.1 Ethernet Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1750

65.2 Interface MAU Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1751
65.3 SFP status commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1756
65.4 Ethernet Counters Near End Line Current 15 Min . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1758
65.5 Ethernet Counters Near End Line Current Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1761
65.6 Ethernet Counters Near End Line Previous 15 Min . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1764
65.7 Ethernet Counters Near End Line Previous Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1767
65.8 Ethernet PM Interval Per Interface Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1770
65.9 Ethernet Lt Dot3 Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1772
65.10 Ethernet RMON Counters Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1774
65.11 Ethernet Statistics Line Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1778
66- Debug Status Commands 1781

66.1 Debug Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1782
66.2 SW Error Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1783
67- Trouble-Shooting Status Commands 1784

67.1 Trouble-Shooting Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1785
67.2 Trouble-shooting Statistics To One Port . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1786
67.3 Trouble-shooting Statistics on a Port (DSL or Ethernet) or PVC Interface . . . . . . . . . .1788
67.4 Trouble-shooting Statistics To One VlanPort . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1790
67.5 Summary Trouble-shooting Statistics To Vlan Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1792
67.6 Extensive Trouble-shooting Statistics To Vlan Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1795
67.7 Extensive Trouble-shooting ipv4-antispoofing Statistics To One UNI Port . . . . . . . . . .1799
68- CFM Status Commands 1801

68.1 CFM Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1802
68.2 Maintenance Domain on NT Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1804
68.3 Maintenance Association on NT Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1806
68.4 Maintenance Association End Point on NT Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1809
68.5 CFM Stack on NT Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1813
68.6 Maintenance Association End Point CCM Database show Command . . . . . . . . . . . .1816
68.7 Maintenance Association End Point on NT Runtime Info Command . . . . . . . . . . . . .1819
68.8 LT CFM SLM Responder Statistics Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1823
68.9 PM proactive show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1825
68.10 Proactive CFM PM show command for the current 15 min . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1826
68.11 Proactive CFM PM show command for the current 15 min . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1827
68.12 Proactive CFM PM show command for the current 1 day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1832
68.13 Proactive CFM PM show command for the current 1 day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1833
68.14 Proactive CFM PM show command for the previous 15 min . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1838
68.15 Proactive CFM PM show command for the previous 15 min . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1839
68.16 Proactive CFM PM show command for the previous 1 day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1844
68.17 Proactive CFM PM show command for the previous 1 day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1845
69- IPoA/E IW Status Commands 1850

69.1 IPoA/E IW Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1851
69.2 IPoA/E IW Interworking Port Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1852
70- LineTest Status Commands 1854

70.1 LineTest Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1855
70.2 Megaco LineTest Available Session Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1856
70.3 Megaco LineTest Session Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1857
70.4 Megaco LineTest Line Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1859
70.5 Megaco LineTest LineId ExtReport Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1863
70.6 SINGLE LineTest Available Session Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1869
70.7 SINGLE LineTest Session Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1870
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70.8 SINGLE LineTest Line Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1873

70.9 SINGLE LineTest LineId ExtReport Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1877
70.10 SINGLE LineTest Chipset Data Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1883
70.11 SINGLE LineTest Session busy port Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1884
71- LACP status commands 1886

71.1 LACP status commands Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1887
71.2 LACP Port Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1888
71.3 LACP Group Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1894
71.4 LACP Member Port Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1896
72- IPv6 Users Status Commands 1898

72.1 IPv6 Users Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1899
72.2 IPv6 Users Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1900
73- Security Status Commands 1904

73.1 Security Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1905
73.2 Operator Information Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1907
73.3 Domain Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1909
73.4 User Sessions Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1910
73.5 Connection Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1916
73.6 RADIUS Authentication Server Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1917
73.7 RADIUS Authentication Server Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1920
73.8 RADIUS Accounting Server Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1921
73.9 RADIUS Accounting Server Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1923
73.10 RADIUS Dynamic Authentication Client Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1924
73.11 RADIUS Next Available Index Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1926
73.12 RADIUS Client Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1927
73.13 PAE Authenticator Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1928
73.14 EAPOL Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1931
73.15 Diagnostic Information Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1934
73.16 Session Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1939
73.17 PAE Port System Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1942
73.18 MAC Address related EAPOL Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1944
73.19 SSH Server Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1946
73.20 PM File Upload Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1947
73.21 PM File Upload Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1948
74- Alarm Management Commands 1950

74.1 Alarm Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1951
74.2 Alarm Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1952
74.3 Snapshot Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1953
74.4 Alarm Delta Log Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1955
74.5 Log Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1956
74.6 Alarm Filetransfer Manual Clearance Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1957
75- ATM Management Commands 1958

75.1 ATM Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1959
75.2 ATM Port Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1960
76- IGMP Management Commands 1962

76.1 IGMP Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1963
76.2 IGMP Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1964
76.3 IGMP Multicast Sources Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1965
76.4 IGMP Multicast Channel Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1966
76.5 IGMP Multicast Channel Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1967
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76.6 IGMP Slot Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1969

76.7 IGMP Channel Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1970
77- PPPoX Management Commands 1973

77.1 PPPoX Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1974
77.2 PPPoX Engine Port Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1975
78- PPPoE Management Commands 1976

78.1 PPPoE Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1977
78.2 PPPoE Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1978
79- xDSL Management Commands 1980

79.1 xDSL Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1981
79.2 xDSL Line Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1982
80- Software Management Commands 1984

80.1 Software Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1985
80.2 Software Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1986
80.3 OSWP Software Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1987
80.4 Database Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1989
80.5 File Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1991
80.6 CDE Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1992
81- Session Management Commands 1993

81.1 Session Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1994
81.2 Forced Disconnect Session Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1995
82- System Management Commands 1996

82.1 System Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997
82.2 SYSLOG Management command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1998
82.3 Secure Shell Server Key Regeneration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1999
82.4 PM File Upload Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2000
82.5 PM File Upload Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001
83- UDP debug Management Commands 2002

83.1 UDP debug Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003
83.2 Forced Disconnect UDP debug Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004
84- Trouble-Shooting Management Commands 2005

84.1 Trouble-Shooting Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006
84.2 Trouble-shooting Interface Management Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2007
85- Voice Management Commands 2009

85.1 Voice Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2010
85.2 Voice Megaco Database Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2011
85.3 Voice Megaco Termination Lock Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2012
85.4 Voice Megaco Media Gateway Lock Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2014
86- CFM Unicast Loopback Management Command. 2016

86.1 CFM Unicast Loopback Management Command. Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2017
86.2 Unicast Loopback message Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2018
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87- CFM Multicast Loopback Management Command 2022

87.1 CFM Multicast Loopback Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2023
87.2 Multicast Loopback message Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2024
88- CFM Linktrace management command 2026

88.1 CFM Linktrace management command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2027
88.2 Linktrace message Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2028
89- CFM Single Ended Synthetic Loss Measurement message Management 2034
Command
89.1 CFM Single Ended Synthetic Loss Measurement message Management Command Tree .2035
89.2 Single Ended Synthetic Loss Measurement message Management Command . . . . . .2036
90- Efm Oam Management Command 2039

90.1 Efm Oam Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2040
90.2 Efm Oam Interface Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2041
91- Equipment Management Commands 2043

91.1 Equipment Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2044
91.2 Equipment Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2045
91.3 Slot Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2046
92- Ethernet Management Commands 2048

92.1 Ethernet Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2049
92.2 Ethernet Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2050
92.3 Ethernet Statistics Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2051
93- Bridge Management Commands 2052

93.1 Bridge Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2053
93.2 Learned Unicast MAC Address Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2054
93.3 VLAN Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2057
94- Trap Management Commands 2058

94.1 Trap Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2059
94.2 Trap Manager Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2060
95- DHCP Management Command 2061

95.1 DHCP Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2062
95.2 DHCP Relay User Port Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2063
95.3 DHCP Relay User Port Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2066
96- ARP-RELAY statistics Management Commands 2069

96.1 ARP-RELAY statistics Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2070
96.2 Arp-relay statistics Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2071
97- SNTP Management Commands 2073

97.1 SNTP Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2074
97.2 SNTP Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2075
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98- Transactions Management Commands 2076

98.1 Transactions Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2077
98.2 Transaction Configuration Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2078
99- Security Management Commands 2079

99.1 Security Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2080
99.2 Security 802.1x Port Authentication Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2081
100- Debug commands 2083

100.1 Debug commands Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2084
100.2 Debug commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2085
101- Ping Commands 2086

101.1 Ping Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2087
101.2 Ping Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2088
102- Traceroute Commands 2090

102.1 Traceroute Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2091
102.2 Traceroute Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2092
103- Global And Environmental Commands 2094

103.1 History Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2095
103.2 Echo Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2096
103.3 Telnet Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2097
103.4 Telnet AI Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2098
103.5 Exec Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2099
103.6 Sleep Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2101
103.7 Tree Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2102
103.8 Write Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2103
103.9 Logout Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2104
103.10 Help Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2105
103.11 Info Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2106
103.12 Exit Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2109
103.13 Back Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2110
103.14 Delete Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2111
103.15 In Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2112
103.16 Configure Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2113
103.17 Action Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2115
103.18 Show Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2116
103.19 Recursive Show Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2117
103.20 Sample Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2118
103.21 Poll Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2119
103.22 Debug Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2120
104- CLI Filters 2121

104.1 Count Filter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2122
104.2 Match Filter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2123
104.3 Tee Filter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2124
105- CLI Printers 2125

105.1 More . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2126
105.2 No-More . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2127
105.3 Discard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2128
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1.1 History 1-2

1.2 Preface 1-10
1.3 CLI Commands 1-11
1.4 Nodes 1-12
1.5 Parameters 1-13
1.6 Filters 1-16
1.7 Printers 1-17
1.8 Getting help 1-18
1.9 The CLI Prompt 1-19
1.10 Entering CLI Commands 1-20
1.11 CLI Backward Compatibility 1-21
1.12 Phase Out Strategy Obsolete Commands and/or 1-23
Parameters
1.13 Command Phase Out Annoucement Release 1-24
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1.1 History
This history section enumerates the CLI commands which are new, modified or removed between any two
subsequent releases. No details are provided within this section. The command description, syntax and parameters for
each new and modified command is in the Command Syntax section of the respective command in the CLI
Command Guide.
Command delta R5.1 versus R5.0.01

Modified Commands
configure cfm domain association mep (supporting LM originator and historical counters for past
measurements on VDSL LTs)
configure cfm y1731pm domain association (supporting LM originator and historical counters for past
measurements on VDSL LTs)
configure linetest cluster ltparm test-name (adding megaco testtypes, GR909 faults testing, fixing dial
tone delay)
configure linetest cluster ltsession (adding megaco testtypes, GR909 faults testing, fixing dial tone delay)
show linetest cluster lineid-ext-rept (adding megaco testtypes, GR909 faults testing, fixing dial tone
delay)
configure qos dsl-ctrl-pkt-policer (adding option to disable policing of RIP/ARP traffic on data plane in
upstream)
configure system (adding support for voice image selection)
configure vlan id (removed obsoleted parameters broadcast-frames and secure-forwarding)
configure voice sip termination (updating supported termination for 270duratelsplitter and 2703splitter)
show system license (lining up license key counters for TL1 and CLI)
show xdsl config-data-port igmp (remove PON identifiers from the res-ids)
show interface port (updated description of last-chg-opr-stat)
configure equipment auth (support for GPON Uplink on 7363 ISAM MX)
show equipment auth (support for GPON Uplink on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure system uplink (support for GPON Uplink on 7363 ISAM MX)
show system uplink (support for GPON Uplink on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure equipment rssiprof (difference in ranges provided for parameters tx-pwr and rx-pwr)
configure atm (ATM commands are now supported on 7363 ISAM MX and 7367 ISAM SX)
configure ipoa/e-iw (ATM commands are now supported on 7363 ISAM MX and 7367 ISAM SX)
show atm (ATM commands are now supported on 7363 ISAM MX and 7367 ISAM SX)
show ipoa/e-iw (ATM commands are now supported on 7363 ISAM MX and 7367 ISAM SX)
New Commands
show equipment planned-resource (showing the actual values of configured hardware resources on
boards)
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configure qos pbit-scheduling (configuring the p-bit behavior of the S+C vlan forwarding model in both
upstream and downstream direction)
configure xdsl-bonding board (adding bonding vectoring fallback for future use)
configure xdsl-bonding board vect-fallback (adding bonding vectoring fallback for future use)
show mcast ont-active-groups (shows the list of active multicast streams per user interface on a particular
ONT)
show mcast pon-active-groups (shows the list of active multicast streams per user interface on a particular
PON)
configure equipment power (implementation of PowerMgr features on 7363 ISAM MX)
show equipment power (implementation of PowerMgr features on 7363 ISAM MX)
info configure equipment power (implementation of PowerMgr features on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure link-agg (LAG commands are supported on 7363 ISAM MX only)
show link-agg (LAG commands are supported on 7363 ISAM MX only)
show alarm current megaco-media-gw (enabling voice alarms)
show alarm current megaco-plug-unit (enabling voice alarms)
show alarm current megaco-sig-gw (enabling voice alarms)
show alarm current megaco-sig-lt (enabling voice alarms)
show alarm current megaco-term (enabling voice alarms)
show alarm log megaco-media-gw (enabling voice alarms)
show alarm log megaco-plug-unit (enabling voice alarms)
show alarm log megaco-sig-gw (enabling voice alarms)
show alarm log megaco-sig-lt (enabling voice alarms)
show alarm log megaco-term (enabling voice alarms)
show alarm snap-shot megaco-media-gw (enabling voice alarms)
show alarm snap-shot megaco-plug-unit (enabling voice alarms)
show alarm snap-shot megaco-sig-gw (enabling voice alarms)
show alarm snap-shot megaco-sig-lt (enabling voice alarms)
show alarm snap-shot megaco-term (enabling voice alarms)
Commands NOT supported

configure equipment shelf (adding mode that supports NT-B slot that can be used as LT slot)
show equipment shelf (adding mode that supports NT-B slot that can be used as LT slot)
configure voice cluster (not supported yet)
configure voice cluster signal-gateway (ISDN is not supported)
show voice cluster (not supported yet)
show voice cluster board (not supported yet)
show voice cluster database (not supported yet)
show voice cluster ip (not supported yet)
show voice cluster media-gateway (not supported yet)
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show voice cluster signal-gateway (ISDN is not supported)

show voice cluster termination (not supported yet)
admin voice cluster (not supported yet)
admin voice cluster database (not supported yet)
admin voice cluster equipment port-id (not supported yet)
admin voice cluster media-gateway (not supported yet)
Command delta R5.0.01 versus R5.0.00a

Modified Commands
configure voice cluster media-gateway (new parameter quat-mgc-ip and quat-mgc-udp for IMS Geo
Redundancy)
configure voice cluster signal-gateway (new parameter quat-asp-ip and quat-sctp-port for IMS Geo
Redundancy)
configure voice sip user-agent-ap slot-id (adding support for NTIO board)
show voice sip redundancy-node ext-redundancy-state (adding support for NTIO board)
show voice sip redundancy-node redundancy-state (adding support for NTIO board)
show voice sip user-agent-ap (adding support for NTIO board)
configure alarm entry (updating alarm list with new alarms, adding power alarms introduced for 7363
ISAM MX and 7367 ISAM SX)
configure alarm filter filterid (updating alarm list with new alarms)
show alarm delta-log indeterminate (updating alarm list with new alarms)
show alarm delta-log warning (updating alarm list with new alarms)
show alarm delta-log minor (updating alarm list with new alarms)
show alarm delta-log major (updating alarm list with new alarms)
show alarm delta-log critical (updating alarm list with new alarms)
configure ethernet line mau (addng supported mau types)
configure qos profiles policer (updating policer profile ranges for MEF certification and MEF Policer rate
calculation to include only L2 bytes)
configure vlan id (adding new parameter 'cvlan4095passthru' to forward c-vid 4095 transparently)
show qos statistics buffer-overflow current-1day (removal of obsolete parameter values for 'slotindex')
show vlan bridge-port-fdb (enabling retrieval of mac-adresses learned on uplink lt)
show vlan fdb-board (improved display of dup mac alarm)
show vlan dup-mac-alarm (improved display of dup mac alarm)
configure system security login-banner (expanding Logon banner to 2048 characters)
configure system loop-id-syntax (adding 'LzNVID' as keyword to construct the system loop ID)
show xdsl counters near-end line previous-interval (adding a timestamp to each PM interval, specifying
the date and time of the start of the PM interval)
show xdsl counters near-end line previous-day (adding a timestamp to each PM interval, specifying the
date and time of the start of the PM interval)
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show xdsl counters near-end channel previous-interval (adding a timestamp to each PM interval,
specifying the date and time of the start of the PM interval)
show xdsl counters near-end channel previous-day (adding a timestamp to each PM interval, specifying
show xdsl counters far-end line previous-interval (adding a timestamp to each PM interval, specifying the
show xdsl counters far-end line previous-day (adding a timestamp to each PM interval, specifying the
show xdsl counters far-end channel previous-interval (adding a timestamp to each PM interval, specifying
show xdsl counters far-end channel previous-day (adding a timestamp to each PM interval, specifying the
show xdsl imp-noise-sensor near-end previous-interval (adding a timestamp to each PM interval,
specifying the date and time of the start of the PM interval)
show xdsl imp-noise-sensor far-end previous-interval (adding a timestamp to each PM interval, specifying
show shdsl segment-counters previous-15min (adding a timestamp to each PM interval, specifying the
show shdsl segment-counters previous-1day (adding a timestamp to each PM interval, specifying the date
and time of the start of the PM interval)
show shdsl span-counters previous-15min (adding a timestamp to each PM interval, specifying the date
and time of the start of the PM interval)
show shdsl span-counters previous-1day (adding a timestamp to each PM interval, specifying the date and
time of the start of the PM interval)
configure cfm domain association (limiting the only allowed value for parameter "bridgeport" to "none")
configure equipment slot (implementation of Customizable alarms Input)
configure system security domain (nvalid parameter value 'local' for Authenticator removed)
show alarm log custom (adding new alarm : custom6)
show alarm current custom (adding new alarm : custom6)
show alarm snap-shot custom (adding new alarm : custom6)
New Commands
configure cfm y1731pm (adding on-demand and proactive performance monitoring compliant with
Y.1731)
configure cfm y1731pm domain association (adding on-demand and proactive performance monitoring
compliant with Y.1731)
show cfm y1731pm (adding on-demand and proactive performance monitoring compliant with Y.1731)
show cfm y1731pm curr-15min-stats (adding on-demand and proactive performance monitoring
show cfm y1731pm curr-15min-stats domain (adding on-demand and proactive performance monitoring
show cfm y1731pm curr-day-stats (adding on-demand and proactive performance monitoring compliant
with Y.1731)
show cfm y1731pm curr-day-stats domain (adding on-demand and proactive performance monitoring
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show cfm y1731pm prev-15min-stats (adding on-demand and proactive performance monitoring
show cfm y1731pm prev-15min-stats domain (adding on-demand and proactive performance monitoring
show cfm y1731pm prev-day-stats (adding on-demand and proactive performance monitoring compliant
with Y.1731)
show cfm y1731pm prev-day-stats domain (adding on-demand and proactive performance monitoring
configure equipment auth (adding support for GPON Uplink)
show equipment auth (adding support for GPON Uplink)
Command delta R5.0.0a versus R5.0

Modified Commands
configure alarm entry (adding alarm types that are supported on 7363 ISAM MX from this release on)
configure alarm filter filterid (adding alarm types that are supported on 7363 ISAM MX from this release
on)
configure ethernet line mau (modifying mau types on vectoring capable remotes)
show vlan dup-mac-alarm (improving display of dup mac alarm)
show vlan bridge-port-fdb (enabling retrieval of mac-adresses learned on uplink lt)
show vlan fdb-board (enabling retrieval of mac-adresses learned on uplink lt)
configure xdsl board (adding new parameter value, vp-board syntax modified)
show xdsl vp-board (vp-board syntax modified)
show xdsl vect-group (vp-board syntax modified)
show xdsl failure-status vect-board (vp-board syntax modified)
show alarm log vect-board (vp-board syntax modified)
show alarm current vect-board (vp-board syntax modified)
show alarm snap-shot vect-board (vp-board syntax modified)
Commands for VOICE introduced since supported on the 7363 ISAM MX

admin software-mngt cdeprof (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
admin voice (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
admin voice sip (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure linetest (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure linetest cluster (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure linetest cluster ltline lineid (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure linetest cluster ltparm test-name (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure linetest cluster ltsession (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure linetest single (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
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configure linetest single ltline (sessionid) lineid (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure linetest single ltparm (sessionid) test-name (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure linetest single ltsession (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice cluster (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice cluster equipment (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice cluster media-gateway (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice cluster signal-gateway (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice cluster equipment board (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice cluster equipment termination (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice cluster equipment termination tca (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice cluster ip (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice sip (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice sip dhcp-authent-para secret-id (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice sip dialplan (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice sip digitmap type (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice sip dnsserver (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice sip server (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice sip termination (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice sip transport provider-name (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice sip user-agent (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice sip lineid-syn-prof (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice sip redundancy (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice sip redundancy-cmd (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice sip register (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice sip statistics (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice sip statistics stats-config (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice sip system (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice sip system session-timer (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice sip termination tca (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice sip user-agent-ap slot-id (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
configure voice sip vsp (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show alarm current sip-dial-plan (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show alarm current sip-plugin-unit (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show alarm current sip-server (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show alarm current sip-termination (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show alarm current sip-vsp (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
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show alarm log sip-dial-plan (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)

show alarm log sip-plugin-unit (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show alarm log sip-server (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show alarm log sip-termination (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show alarm log sip-vsp (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show alarm snap-shot sip-dial-plan (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show alarm snap-shot sip-plugin-unit (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show alarm snap-shot sip-server (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show alarm snap-shot sip-termination (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show alarm snap-shot sip-vsp (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show ethernet sfp (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show linetest (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show linetest cluster (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show linetest cluster avail-sess (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show linetest cluster lineid-ext-rept (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show linetest cluster ltline (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show linetest cluster ltsession (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show linetest single (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show linetest single avail-sess (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show linetest single busy-status (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show linetest single chipsetdata-for-slot (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show linetest single lineid-ext-rept (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show linetest single ltline (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show linetest single ltsession (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show software-mngt cdeprof (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show software-mngt cdeprof dldstatus (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show voice (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show voice sip (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show voice sip redundancy-node (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show voice sip redundancy-node ext-redundancy-state (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show voice sip redundancy-node redundancy-cmd (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show voice sip redundancy-node redundancy-state (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show voice sip server (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show voice sip statistics (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show voice sip statistics perf-info (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show voice sip statistics system (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show voice sip statistics termination (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
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show voice sip statistics termination current-15min (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show voice sip statistics termination current-1day (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show voice sip statistics termination prev-15min (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show voice sip statistics termination prev-1day (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show voice sip termination (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
show voice sip user-agent-ap (voice support on 7363 ISAM MX)
Removed Commands
configure xdsl vp-board vp-link (command not applicable to 7363 ISAM MX nor 7367 ISAM SX)
Commands NOT supported yet

configure system auto-switch (Auto-switching between ATMoADSL and PTMoVDSL)
show alarm current auto-switch (Auto-switching between ATMoADSL and PTMoVDSL)
show alarm log auto-switch (Auto-switching between ATMoADSL and PTMoVDSL)
show alarm snap-shot auto-switch (Auto-switching between ATMoADSL and PTMoVDSL)
configure alarm entry auto-switch-status (Auto-switching between ATMoADSL and PTMoVDSL)
configure alarm filter auto-switch-status (Auto-switching between ATMoADSL and PTMoVDSL)
show alarm delta-log auto-switch-status (Auto-switching between ATMoADSL and PTMoVDSL)
show alarm current table auto-switch (Auto-switching between ATMoADSL and PTMoVDSL)
show alarm log table auto-switch (Auto-switching between ATMoADSL and PTMoVDSL)
show alarm snap-shot table auto-switch (Auto-switching between ATMoADSL and PTMoVDSL)
show equipment planned-resource
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1.2 Preface
Scope
This user guide describes the Command Line Interface (CLI) commands supported by the Alcatel-Lucent 7363
ISAM MX and 7367 ISAM SX. These commands are used for installation, configuration, management and
troubleshooting.
User Profile
The guide is intended for operating personnel (sometimes called craft persons).
The CLI Structure

The ISAM CLI is a command-driven interface accessible via telnet or via the craft terminal.
The CLI can be used to configure and manage ISAM equipment.
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1.3 CLI Commands
Command Types
The commands of the CLI language can be divided into two groups: global and environmental commands.
Global commands (such as the logout command) can be entered in any context and have the same effect in each
context.
Environmental commands (such as the info command) can only be entered in some contexts (for example, the info
command cannot be used in the show node) and have a different effect in each context. The purpose of the
command (for example, showing the configuration) is the same but the implementation or the generated output is
different.
Some commands are also implicit. For example, when you enter only the node name configure system security
snmp community fden, you run an implicit command that changes your context to the specified node and that
creates this node if it did not previously exist.
The available commands are discussed in a separate chapter.
Access Rights
Not every operator can execute every command.
Access to commands is granted via the operator profile.
It is possible that an operator can execute a given command in one context and not in another.
Options and Parameters

Commands can have options and parameters.
Options are special parameters that are context insensitive. For example, you can enter the option detail after info
in any context.
Options must be given at the end of the command preceeding the filter and printer specifications.
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1.4 Nodes
Node Definition
A command definition tree, further abbreviated to "command tree" is a structure of nested command nodes from
which CLI commands can be derived. A command node consists of a node name and zero or more resource
identifiers. The resource identifiers behave like parameters, but identify a particular resource. For example, public
in configure system security snmp community public is an unnamed resource identifier of the node community.
One such command node identifies a context. A CLI command can be derived from a command tree starting from
the root node, but a command with the same meaning and impact can also be derived from a lower level node or
subnode. The following are examples of equivalent commands:
• info configure system security snmp community public in any node.
• info system security snmp community public in node configure
• info security snmp community public in node configure system
• info snmp community public in node configure system security
• info community public in node configure system security snmp
• info in node configure system security snmp community public
The root node is the highest level. Directly below the root node are important command nodes such as configure
and show.
Node Creation
A dynamic node is a sub-node of the configure node that corresponds to a configurable resource that an operator
can create.
An operator can create a dynamic node by navigating to it. The system will automatically create the node. The
operator can configure its prompt in such a way that it shows if the operator navigated to an existing or a new node.
The ability to create nodes is limited by the access rights of the user.
It is also possible that the system creates additional subnodes in other nodes, for example, in the show node due to
the creation of a new dynamic node in the configure node.
Node Deletion
A dynamic node can be deleted by placing no in front of the node name. For example, configure system security
snmp no community public deletes the specified node and all its subnodes. The ability to delete nodes is limited
by the access rights of the operator.
Resource Attributes
The value of resource attributes can be changed by entering the name of the resource attribute followed by the new
value. For example, password plain:secret sets the value of the resource attribute named password to the plain
text string secret.
Resource attributes can be set to their default value by entering no followed by the name of the resource attribute.
For example, no password sets the value of the resource attribute named password to the default value (no
password required).
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1.5 Parameters
Named and Unnamed Parameters

Parameters are characterised by a name and a type.
Parameters can be named or unnamed.
Named parameters are entered as two tokens: a keyword and a value (for example, password plain:secret). Some
commands (such as info) require only the keyword.
Only the value token is entered for unnamed parameters (for example, public in the node name community
public).
Most options and first resource identifiers are unnamed.
Parameters can be entered in any order. Only unnamed keys must be entered directly after the node name.
Parameter Types
Parameter values belong to a parameter type. Parameter types limit the parameter values to strings that the system
can understand.
Parameter types consists of 1 to N fields with separators in between. Each field belongs to a basic type. The
separator is in most cases a colon : or a slash /.
The name of parameter types always starts with an uppercase character and can contain an optional domain name.
The domain name is separated from the parameter name by ::.
The sequence in which the fields appear can differ in case one of the fields belongs to an enumeration type. For
example, if provided some possible values for the parameter type ExtendedFileName (the first field is an
enumeration field with possible values file and ftp, host-name, user-name, password and local-file are also fields):
• file: local-file
• ftp: host-name @ user-name : password / local-file
Parameter types are built by combining 1 to N basic types.
Basic Types
Basic types can be divided in two groups: fixed length basic types and variable length basic types.
Examples of variable length basic types are:
• integers
• printable strings (representing operator chosen names or descriptions)
• SNMP object identifiers
• binary strings
The length of a variable length basic type is in most cases limited. The definition of logical length depends on the
basic type: number of characters for printable strings, number of bytes for binary strings, and number of numbers in
the object identfier for SNMP object identifiers.
Examples of fixed length basic types are:
• ip-address
• fixed-length printable strings
• enumeration types (limited list of allowed strings)
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Basic Type Formatting Rules

Integers can be entered in a decimal format. Large integers can be abbreviated as follows:
• decimal-number k which is equal to decimal-number *1000 (For example: 3k is equal to 3000)
• decimal-number M which is equal to decimal-number *1000000
• decimal-number G which is equal to decimal-number *1000000000
Binary strings must be entered as: hex-byte : hex-byte :...: hex-byte. hex-byte is a number between 0 and 255 in
hexadecimal format (all lowercase).For example, 3f:23:ff:b2 is a valid binary string.
Object identifiers and ipv4-addresses must be entered as: decimal-number . decimal-number .....
decimal-number.For example, 128.17.32.45 is a valid object identifier.
The values of all fields may be placed within double quotes. A field separator can never be placed within double
quotes. For example, "1"/"1" is a valid shelf identifier, but "1/1" is not a valid shelf identifier.
A field value can contain multiple double quotes. For example, "hallo world" is equivalent to hallo" "world or to
"hallo"" ""world".
Printable strings must be placed within double quotes if they contain special characters: double quote ", a backslash
\, a question mark ?, a cross #, a space, a tab, a carriage return, or a new line.
The backslash \ is the escape character. The double quote " and backslash \ characters must be preceded by the
escape character. The \ char is equivalent to char with the following exceptions:
• \r : carriage-return
• \t : tab
• \n : new-line
In some cases it is possible that a command is ambiguous. For example, info operator detail can be interpreted in
two ways: list the configuration of the operator with the name detail or list the configuration of all operators in
detail.
The ambiguity is solved by the parser in the following way: if the string contains quotes, it is interpreted as a
printable string, otherwise it is interpreted as a keyword. For example, info operator "detail" lists the
configuration of the operator with the name detail and info operator detail lists the configuration of all operators
in detail.
Syntax Check
The system verifies if each typed character is syntactically correct.
In case the system detects a syntax error, it will position the cursor at the offending character and beep.
This can give strange effects if you are entering characters in the 'insert mode': the invalid characters will shift to
the right and any newly entered character will be inserted in front of the faulty characters.
To avoid this strange effect, it is recommended to work in the (default) overwrite mode.
Command Repetition
Values of parameters may contain decimal, hexadecimal or character ranges. These ranges indicate that the
concerned command must be repeated a number of times with the different values as specified in the range.
Decimal ranges are entered as [ d: start...end ] in which start and end are integers. Example of a decimal range:
lt:1/1/[4...16]
Hexadecimal ranges are entered as [ h: start...end ] in which start and end are hexadecimal numbers. start and end
values may not contain uppercase characters and the number of characters of the first start value determines the
number of characters to be entered for the following values in the range. Example of a hexadecimal range:
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03:06:ff:[h:aa...bd]
Character ranges are entered as [ c: start...end ] in which start and end are characters. start and end value must
belong to the same character class: digit, lowercase or uppercase. Special characters are not allowed. Example of a
character range : operator[c:a...f]
Ranging is not supported for float values
Ranges have following restrictions:
• One command may only contain 1 range.
• The default range type is decimal. It will be used if the type is not explicitely mentioned with 'd:' , 'h:' or 'c:'.
• Subranges can be separated with a comma. For example: [d:17...19,32,60...62] will be replaced consecutively
with the values 17, 18, 19, 32, 60, 61 and 62.
• Ranges between quotes are not expanded.
• Command completion may refuse to work once a range is entered.
• Execution of command repetition will stop once an iteration in the range fails.
The system sometimes restricts which range type may be used: the system only allows a decimal range where a
decimal number can be entered or a hexadecimal range where a hexadecimal number can be entered. It even
imposes that the range replaces completely the number. Example: 1[2...3] is invalid, [12...13] must be entered
instead. Also the start and end of the range must fall in the allowed range for the number. Only text strings may
contain all types of ranges.
The way the system handles a range depends on the command.
• Some commands can handle ranges directly. Repeating the command will be done internally. The command
will then behave for the operator as a normal command..
• For the other commands, the system will execute the command end - start + 1 times in which the specified
range is each time replaced by a number out of the range. Each expanded command is shown to the operator.
Commands that normally change the context, don't do this in this case. The command repetition can be stopped
via an interrupt.
• Range commands in combination with help "?" character always show the complete list of available parameters
and subnodes and do not suppress subnodes in case of the existing nodes.
Obsolete and Replaced Parameters

Parameters can become obsolete or parameters are substituted by new parameters. See the definition and strategy in
section 1.11 CLI Backward Compatibility.
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1.6 Filters
The language provides filters to manipulate the output of commands.
For list of available filters, please refer to command description of section "CLI Filters".
Filters can be specified in case the command generates output. They are separated from the basic command with a
pipe character |.
The user can specify a sequence of filters as in following example: info | match exact:1/1 | count lines.
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1.7 Printers
The language provides printers to allow the user to decide how the output must be printed on his terminal.
The available printers are discussed in detail in a separate chapter.
Printers can be specified in case the command generates output. They are separated from the basic command with a
pipe character |.
The user can specify maximum one printer as in following example: info | match exact:1/1 | more
The default printer can be specified for the CLI session or the operator.
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1.8 Getting help

The user can get help in two ways.
The first is using the help command. This gives an extensive explanation on the command.
The user can also enter a question-mark ? at each position in the command. He will then get a short explanation on
what he can enter at this position in the command.
For example: configure system security operator ? gives following output:
<Sec::OperatorName> : the name of the operator [a-z0-9] (1<=x<=11)
This has the following meaning:

• Sec::OperatorName is the name of the parameter type. This indicates that the user must enter a parameter value.
• : indicates that the concerned object is an optional parameter. Mandatory parameters are indicated with !, obsolete
parameters and obsolete nodes with X, regular nodes with +, commands with -
• the name of the operator explains how the parameter will be interpreted by the system.
• [a-z0-9] indicates that the value may consist of the lower-case alfanumeric characters, the ASCII characters a till
z and 0 till 9.
• (1<=x<=11) indicates that the name must consist of at least 1 character and maximum 11 characters.
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1.9 The CLI Prompt

The prompt can be configured by the user. The prompt can be specified for the session, for an operator or for an
operator profile. If no specific prompt is specified for the session, the prompt specified for the operator is taken and
the prompt specified for the operator profile is taken if no prompt is specified for the operator.
The prompt can be composed with following components :
• %n : the name of the current operator.
• %s : the current numbering scheme (typ|leg|pos).
• %! : the current history number.
• % num d : the current context.
- num is the maximum number of components (starting from the last) that are shown (default is all).
- each component will be separated from the next one with a >.
- a > is also added in front of the first component.
• %% : a %
• %c : # if the current node was an existing node or $ if it is newly created.
• any other character is just added to the prompt as is.
The default prompt is "%s:%n%d%c "

The system will add a > at the end of each empty prompt or each prompt that consists purely out of white-space
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1.10 Entering CLI Commands

Following key strokes are treated in a special way while entering commands:
• arrow-left : move the cursor one position to the left.
• arrow-right : move the cursor one position to the right.
• arrow-up : get the previous stored command (round-robin, starts with the last stored command).
• arrow-down : get the next stored command (round-robin, starts with the oldest stored command).
• insert : toggle between insert and overwrite mode.
• backspace : delete the character before the cursor and move the cursor one position to the left.
• delete : delete the character under the cursor.
• control-c : interrupt the current command or clear the current entered string on a telnet or SSH terminal.
• control-a : move the cursor to the beginning of the line.
• control-p : get the previous stored command (round-robin, starts with the last stored command).
• control-n : get the next stored command (round-robin, starts with the oldest stored command).
• control-k : delete all characters starting from the position of the cursor.
• control-u : delete all entered characters.
• control-w : delete one word before the cursor.
• control-x : interrupt the current command or clear the current entered string on the craft terminal.
• control-l : clear screen.
• tab : trigger command completion.
• space : terminate a token and trigger command completion, unless it is placed between double quotes.
• # : treat all following commands as comment, unless they are placed between double quotes.
• ? : trigger online-help, unless it is placed between double quotes.
Entering a tab triggers command completion.

The system will try to expand the existing entered string until an ambiguity is found. If there is no ambiguity, a space
will be added behind the token.
Entering a space behind an entered string has - for keywords - the same effect as the tab.
For example: entering c followed by a tab in the root node will expand to configure.
For example: entering c followed by a space in the root node will expand to configure.
For example: entering configure system security operator admin pr followed by a tab will expand to configure
system security operator admin pro because there is still an ambiguity here between prompt and profile.
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1.11 CLI Backward Compatibility
Strategy
ISAM has provided a Command Line Interface since the beginning. With each new Software Release, new features
are added and as a consequence also the CLI commands need to evolve.
New features often result in new commands or extension of existing commands.
Strategy with respect to Configuration Commands

When new features become available, commands and parameters will be affected. The objective of the strategy is
that existing configuration scripts will not be broken, i.e. they can still be used without throwing errors.
New commands can be defined that are an add-on to the existing set of commands. Existing commands may need
to be expanded or they may be replaced by anew command. Old commands may become useless and will be
obsolete.
When existing commands are expanded, new parameters may need to be added on to a command, existing
parameters may need to be extended or parameters may be replaced by anew parameter.Exceptionally, parameters
become useless and will be obsolete.
Notice that obsolete commands and parameters will not be maintained for new features; moreover, eventually, in
due time, in the scope of a major SW release, an obsolete command and/or parameter will actually be removed
from the CLI Command Tree. See chapter 'Phase out strategy obsolete commands and/or parameters'.
Backward Compatibility support for configuration commands.
Configuration commands shall remain backwards compatible. A command may become obsolete because either it
is no longer useful or it needs to be replaced by a new command.
At the node level there are two ways:
• Obsolete command
- A command becomes obsolete when the corresponding functionality is removed from the system. In order to
avoid that configuration scripts from previous software releases break, the command is not removed. Rather,
executing the command will have no effect and the command will never appear in the output of an info
command.
• Obsolete and Replaced command

- A command may get replaced by a new one. This may occur when the corresponding functionality is
modified or expanded. In order to avoid that configuration scripts from previous software releases break, the
command is not removed. Rather, the command is defined as 'obsolete and replaced'. This means that the
command is still valid and can still be executed but it will never appear in the output of an info command.
Backward Compatibility support for Configuration Commands parameters.

Configuration commands shall remain backwards compatible. A way to accomplish this is by allowing parameters
of the command to evolve. A parameter becomes obsolete because either it is no longer useful or it needs to be
replaced by a new parameter.
• Obsolete parameter
- A parameter becomes obsolete when the corresponding functionality is no longer supported by the system.
In order to avoid that configuration scripts from previous software releases break, the parameter is not
removed. Rather, entering the parameter will have no effect and the parameter will never appear in the
output of an info command.
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• Obsolete and Replaced parameter

- A parameter may get replaced by a new one. This may occur when the corresponding functionality is
modified or extended. In order to avoid that configuration scripts from previous software releases break, the
parameter is not removed. Rather, the parameter is defined as 'obsolete and replaced'. This means that the
parameter is still valid and can still be executed but it will never appear in the output of an info command.
The replacing parameter will appear in the output of an info command and supports the modified or
extended functionality.
Strategy with respect to Show Commands

The output of any show command is available in various formats. Formatting of the output may change over time.
XML type of output is formalized. Writers of CLI scripts are encouraged to use the XML format, as this output is
ignorant of any formatting.
The information displayed may change as a result of new features. The goal is to add new parameters to the
existing display output without modifying the current parameters. In exceptional cases the latter cannot be
guaranteed.
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1.12 Phase Out Strategy Obsolete Commands

and/or Parameters
This chapter describes the phase out strategy that will be followed for obsolete commands and/or obsolete
parameters.
Announcement Release
The announcement release is the release in which we announce to the customer that a defined set of "impacted" cli
commands will phase-out in the phase-out release. The announcement release is independent from the release in
which the commands and/or parameters became 'obsolete'. The "impacted" cli commands are the commands which
are obsolete or the commands which contain obsolete parameters.
See chapter 'Command Phase Out Annoucement Release' for the list of "impacted" CLI commands.
Phase Out Release

This is the future release in which the listed announced "impacted" commands are removed (obsolete command)
or modified (obsolete parameter).From this release onwards, obsolete commands and/or parameters are no longer
supported. The obsolete commands will be indicated as removed in the history section of the CLI user guide. The
commands with obsolete parameters will be indicated as modified commands in the history section of the CLI user
guide.
The phase-out release is at least the release succeeding the announcement release.
Customer Impact
• List of impacted commands (See chapter 'Command Phase Out Annoucement Release') should carefully be
checked in the CLI Command Guide chapter Announcement Release. The obsolete commands and/or obsolete
parameters are indicated in the command tree by the prefix X.
• The customer should determine the phase-out release.
• Any OSS systems and/or scripts using CLI commands should be checked and updated if required.
• Once the command is phased-out, the normal error reporting will be applicable.
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1.13 Command Phase Out Annoucement Release

This section gives a list of all the impacted CLI commands which will phase out in the phase-out release. See
previous chapter 'phase out strategy obsolete commands and/or parameters' for more info about the phase-out
release'. The listed CLI commands are commands which are obsolete or commands which contain obsolete
parameters.
2- Environment Configuration Commands
2.1 Environment Configuration Command Tree 2-26

2.2 Environment Configuration Command 2-27
2 Environment Configuration Commands
2.1 Environment Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Environment Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----environment
- [no] prompt
- [no] terminal-timeout
- [no] print
- [no] inhibit-alarms
- [no] mode
2.2 Environment Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the session-specific parameters. These parameters are only valid for
a specific session and are lost when the user logs out.
The default values for prompt and print can be found in configure system security operator operator-name.
The default value for terminal-timeout can be found in configure system security profile profile-name.
terminal-timeout: A value of 0 equals an infinite timeout value (i.e. the terminal will never time out).
• %% : a %
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with all privileges, and executed by operators with all privileges.
Command Syntax
The command has the following syntax:
> environment [ no prompt | prompt <Sec::Prompt> ] [ no terminal-timeout | terminal-timeout

<Sec::EnvInactivityTimeout> ] [ no print | print <Sec::EnvMore> ] [ [ no ] inhibit-alarms ] [ no mode | mode
<Cli::Mode> ]
Command Parameters
Table 2.2-2 "Environment Configuration Command" Command Parameters
Parameter Type Description
[no] prompt Parameter type: <Sec::Prompt> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- a specification of the prompt the specification of the prompt
- length: x<=28
[no] terminal-timeout Parameter type: <Sec::EnvInactivityTimeout> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "timeout : 30"
( default specify the inactivity timeout of
| timeout : <Sec::InactivityTimeout> ) the terminal
Possible values:

- default : the default inactivity timeout
- timeout : specify the inactivity timeout
Field type <Sec::InactivityTimeout>
- specify the inactivity timeout of the terminal
- unit: minutes
- range: [0...120]
[no] print Parameter type: <Sec::EnvMore> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "default"
( more specifies the way the output is
| no-more printed on the terminal
| default )
Possible values:
- more : the output is passed via the more filter
- no-more : the output is put directly on the terminal
- default : use the method as specified by the profile
[no] inhibit-alarms Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disables the alarm reporting in
the current session
[no] mode Parameter type: <Cli::Mode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "interactive"
( batch the mode in which the CLI
| interactive ) handles command input
Possible values:
- batch : non-interactive mode intended for scripting tools
- interactive : interactive mode intended for human operators
3- Alarm Configuration Commands
3.1 Alarm Configuration Command Tree 3-30

3.2 Alarm Log Configuration Command 3-32
3.3 Alarm Entry Configuration Command 3-34
3.4 Alarm Delta Log Configuration Command 3-49
3.5 Customizable Alarm Profile Configuration Command 3-51
3.6 Alarm Filter Configuration Command 3-56
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3.1 Alarm Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Alarm Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----alarm
- log-sev-level
- log-full-action
- non-itf-rep-sev-level
----entry
- (index)
- [no] severity
- [no] service-affecting
- [no] reporting
- [no] logging
----delta-log
- indet-log-full-action
- warn-log-full-action
- minor-log-full-action
- major-log-full-action
- crit-log-full-act
----[no] custom-profile
- (name)
- [no] mnemonic1
- [no] description1
- [no] visible1
- [no] audible1
- [no] polarity1
- [no] severity1
- [no] mnemonic2
- [no] description2
- [no] visible2
- [no] audible2
- [no] polarity2
- [no] severity2
- [no] mnemonic3
- [no] description3
- [no] visible3
- [no] audible3
- [no] polarity3
- [no] severity3
- [no] mnemonic4
- [no] description4
- [no] visible4
- [no] audible4
- [no] polarity4
- [no] severity4
- [no] mnemonic5
- [no] description5
- [no] visible5
- [no] audible5
- [no] polarity5
- [no] severity5
----filter
- (fltr-type)
- filterid
- alarmid
- [no] status
- [no] threshold
- [no] window
3.2 Alarm Log Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to maintain a log that contains all alarm state changes by enabling the logging
mode and setting the severity level equal to or higher than the severity level that the operator is interested in.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with alarm privileges, and executed by operators with alarm
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure alarm log-sev-level <Alarm::alarmSeverityReport> log-full-action <Alarm::alarmLogFullAction>

non-itf-rep-sev-level <Alarm::alarmSeverityReport>
Command Parameters
Table 3.2-2 "Alarm Log Configuration Command" Command Parameters
log-sev-level Parameter type: <Alarm::alarmSeverityReport> optional parameter
Format: set the lowest severity level to log
( indeterminate alarms
| warning
| minor
| major
| critical )
Possible values:
- indeterminate : not a definite known severity level
- warning : just to inform as a warning
- minor : not service affecting
- major : service affecting
- critical : service breaking
log-full-action Parameter type: <Alarm::alarmLogFullAction> optional parameter
Format: set the action if log buffer is full
( wrap
| halt )
Possible values:
- wrap : older log records are overwritten by recent ones
- halt : logging is stopped until the log buffer is reset
non-itf-rep-sev-level Parameter type: <Alarm::alarmSeverityReport> optional parameter
Format: set minimum severity level to
( indeterminate report non itf alarms
| warning
| minor
| major

| critical )
Possible values:
3.3 Alarm Entry Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage local alarm entries.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure alarm entry (index) [ no severity | severity <Alarm::alarmSeverity> ] [ [ no ] service-affecting ] [ [ no ]

reporting ] [ [ no ] logging ]
Command Parameters
Table 3.3-1 "Alarm Entry Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
Resource Identifier Type Description
(index) Format: alarm type
( xtca-ne-es
| xtca-ne-ses
| xtca-ne-uas
| xtca-ne-day-es
| xtca-ne-day-ses
| xtca-ne-day-uas
| xtca-fe-es
| xtca-fe-ses
| xtca-fe-uas
| xtca-fe-day-es
| xtca-fe-day-ses
| xtca-fe-day-uas
| xtca-leftrs
| xtca-day-leftrs
| xtca-fe-leftrs
| xtca-fe-day-leftrs
| xdsl-ne-los
| xdsl-ne-lof
| xdsl-ne-lom
| xdsl-ne-ese
| xdsl-act-cfg-error
| xdsl-act-not-feas
| xdsl-up-br-reach
| xdsl-ne-ncd
| xdsl-ne-lcd
| xdsl-fe-los

| xdsl-fe-lof
| xdsl-fe-lpr
| xdsl-fe-lol
| xdsl-fe-lom
| xdsl-fe-ese
| xdsl-fe-upbo-vio
| xdsl-fe-cpe-pol
| xdsl-tpstc-mis
| xdsl-act-comm
| xdsl-act-modem
| xdsl-do-br-reach
| xdsl-fe-ncd
| xdsl-fe-lcd
| xdsl-frtx-init-fail
| xdsl-vect-dle
| vectline-xtc-var-vict
| vectline-xtc-var-dist
| vectline-corp-errf
| vect-cpe-cap-mismatch
| vectline-conf_notfeas
| vect-vp-lt-mismatch
| vect-inv-qsfp
| vect-vp-lt-fail
| sw-rollback
| db-rollback
| xvps-inv-dbase
| inv-cde-file
| miss-cde-file
| cde-hash-error
| cell-discard-up
| cell-discard-down
| persist-data-loss
| mac-conflict
| vmac-full
| sntp-comm-lost
| preferred-mode
| timing-reference
| nt-disk-95%full
| back-pnl-inv
| rack-power
| rack-fan-unit1
| rack-fan-unit2
| shelf-mismatch
| shelf-missing
| shelf-install-missing
| door
| ac-power-fail
| board-mismatch
| waiting-for-sw
| temp-exceeded
| temp-shutdown
| board-missing
| board-instl-missing
| board-init
| sem-power-fail
| sem-ups-fail
| board-reset-cf

| vlan-assign-fail
| up-plan-bitrate
| up-min-bitrate
| up-config-not-feas
| down-plan-bitrate
| down-min-bitrate
| down-config-not-feas
| non-bonding-cpe
| multiple-cpes
| register
| group-incomplete
| host-sfp-los
| host-sfp-tx-fail
| host-sfp-not-prst
| host-sfp-inv-id
| host-sfp-ctrl-fail
| host-sfp-rmtlt
| host-sfp-mismatch
| host-sfp-incompt
| exp-sfp-los
| exp-sfp-tx-fail
| exp-sfp-not-prst
| exp-sfp-inv-id
| exp-sfp-ctrl-fail
| exp-sfp-1-los
| exp-sfp-2-los
| custom1
| custom2
| custom3
| custom4
| custom5
| custom6
| he-custom1
| he-custom2
| he-custom3
| he-custom4
| he-custom5
| he-custom6
| loss-over-cap
| ping-check-fail
| der-temp1
| der-temp2
| der-temp3
| der-temp4
| der-temp5
| der-temp6
| der-temp7
| der-temp8
| der-temp9
| der-temp10
| der-temp11
| der-temp12
| der-temp13
| der-temp14
| der-temp15
| der-temp16
| der-temp17

| der-temp18
| der-temp19
| der-temp20
| der-temp21
| der-temp22
| der-temp23
| der-temp24
| der-temp25
| der-temp26
| der-temp27
| der-temp28
| der-temp29
| der-temp30
| der-temp31
| der-spa1
| der-spa2
| der-spa3
| der-spa4
| der-spa5
| der-spa6
| der-spa7
| der-spa8
| der-spa9
| der-spa10
| der-spa11
| der-spa12
| der-spa13
| der-spa14
| der-spa15
| der-spa16
| der-spa17
| der-spa18
| der-spa19
| der-spa20
| der-spa21
| der-spa22
| der-spa23
| der-spa24
| der-spa25
| der-spa26
| der-spa27
| der-spa28
| der-spa29
| der-spa30
| der-spa31
| apsf-alarm
| custextalarm1
| custextalarm2
| custextalarm3
| custextalarm4
| custextalarm5
| pluginfan
| plugin-dc-a
| plugin-dc-b
| plugin-dg
| ntr-a-loss
| ntr-b-loss

| mac-entry-nofree
| fibre-conn-mismatch
| link-cap-mismatch
| eqpt-cap-mismatch
| ctrl-dnld-failure
| board-hw-issue
| fileserv-unavail
| key-fail-one-churn
| key-fail-three-churn
| oam-discov-fail
| report-timeout
| total-packets-exceed
| arp-packets-exceed
| dhcp-packets-exceed
| igmp-packets-exceed
| pppoe-packets-exceed
| nd-packets-exceed
| icmpv6-packets-exceed
| mld-packets-exceed
| dhcpv6-packets-exceed
| cfm-packets-exceed
| bad-digitmap
| dhcp-unreach
| unknown-sub
| ground-key
| port-hightemp
| port-jbfltca
| reg-domainname
| reg-auth
| reg-timeout
| reg-srvfailresp
| inv-domainname
| inv-auth
| inv-timeout
| inv-srvfailresp
| subs-srvfailresp
| subs-domainname
| subs-auth
| subs-refreshfail
| subs-inittimeout
| emergency-call
| transport-mismatch
| dns-lookup-failure
| none-dns-srv
| no-dns-srv
| none-srv
| no-srv
| reg-srv-unreach
| proxy-srv-unreach
| fanout
| up-overflow
| upobc-overflow
| dwobc-overflow
| dw-overflow
| lwpri-overflow
| queue-drop
| queue-load

| low-qos-packetloss
| low-qos-jitter
| low-qos-delay
| mg-overload
| loss-env-mon
| etca-los
| etca-fcs
| etca-day-los
| etca-day-fcs
| etca-rx-octets
| etca-tx-octets
| etca-day-rx-octets
| etca-day-tx-octets
| user-sfp-los
| user-sfp-tx-fail
| user-sfp-not-prst
| user-sfp-inv-id
| user-sfp-t-exceed
| user-sfp-mismatch
| loss-lsmswp-cap
| network-power-loss
| hw-fault
| bat-a-fail
| bat-b-fail
| network-power-loss-b
| sem-ac-power-fail
| sem-ups-fail
| dc-a-fail
| plan-power-mismatch
| synce-fail
| bits-fail
| bits-output-shutoff
| tx-power-high-alarm
| tx-power-low-alarm
| rx-power-high-alarm
| rx-power-low-alarm
| tx-biascur-high-alarm
| tx-biascur-low-alarm
| volt-high-alarm
| volt-low-alarm
| temp-high-alarm
| temp-low-alarm
| tx-power-high-warn
| tx-power-low-warn
| rx-power-high-warn
| rx-power-low-warn
| tx-biascur-high-warn
| tx-biascur-low-warn
| volt-high-warn
| volt-low-warn
| temp-high-warn
| temp-low-warn
| dsx1-serdes-fail
| dsx1-tributary1-fail
| dsx1-los-fail
| dsx1-ais-sync

| dsx1-lof-sync
| dsx1-los-sync
| dsx1-deg-fail
| dsx1-rei-from-liu
| dsx1-rdi-from-liu
| dsx1-crc6-from-liu
| dsx1-crc4-th-from-liu
| dsx1-ais-from-liu
| dsx1-los-from-liu
| dsx1-lof-from-liu
| dsx1-lomf-from-liu
| dsx1-rei-from-iwf
| dsx1-rdi-from-iwf
| dsx1-crc6-from-iwf
| dsx1-crc4-th-from-iwf
| dsx1-ais-from-iwf
| dsx1-los-from-iwf
| dsx1-lof-from-iwf
| dsx1-lomf-from-iwf
| pppce-trans-15min-tca
| pppce-sess-15min-tca
| pppce-trans-1day-tca
| pppce-sess-1day-tca
| efm-oam-cpelinkfault
| efm-oam-cpedyinggasp
| efm-oam-cpecrevt
| cfm-defrdiccm
| cfm-defmacstatus
| cfm-defremoteccm
| cfm-deferrorccm
| cfm-defxconccm
| alrm-tbl-overflow
| auto-switch-status )
Possible values:
- xtca-ne-es : errored seconds in 15 min
- xtca-ne-ses : severely errored seconds in 15 min
- xtca-ne-uas : unavailable seconds in 15 min
- xtca-ne-day-es : errored seconds in 1 day
- xtca-ne-day-ses : severely errored seconds in 1 day
- xtca-ne-day-uas : unavailable seconds in 1 day
- xtca-fe-es : errored seconds in 15 min
- xtca-fe-ses : severely errored secs in 15 min
- xtca-fe-uas : unavailable seconds in 15 min
- xtca-fe-day-es : errored seconds in 1 day
- xtca-fe-day-ses : severely errored secs in 1 day
- xtca-fe-day-uas : unavailable seconds in 1 day
- xtca-leftrs : low error free throughput seconds in 15 min
- xtca-day-leftrs : low error free throughput seconds in 1 day
- xtca-fe-leftrs : far end low error free throughput seconds in
15 min
- xtca-fe-day-leftrs : far end low error free throughput
seconds in 1 day
- xdsl-ne-los : loss of signal
- xdsl-ne-lof : loss of frame
- xdsl-ne-lom : loss of margin

- xdsl-ne-ese : excessive severe errors
- xdsl-act-cfg-error : line configuration data cannot be used
- xdsl-act-not-feas : line capacity not enough to setup
requested profile
- xdsl-up-br-reach : planned bitrate not reached after
initialization
- xdsl-ne-ncd : no cell delineation
- xdsl-ne-lcd : loss of cell delineation
- xdsl-fe-los : loss of signal
- xdsl-fe-lof : loss of frame
- xdsl-fe-lpr : loss of power
- xdsl-fe-lol : loss of link
- xdsl-fe-lom : loss of margin
- xdsl-fe-ese : excessive severe errors
- xdsl-fe-upbo-vio : upbo violation
- xdsl-fe-cpe-pol : activation failure cpe policing
- xdsl-tpstc-mis : mismatch between the configured tps-tc
mode and the mode supported by the connected cpe
- xdsl-act-comm : init not successful due to communications
problem
- xdsl-act-modem : no peer modem detected
- xdsl-do-br-reach : planned bitrate not reached after init
- xdsl-fe-ncd : no cell delineation
- xdsl-fe-lcd : loss of cell delineation
- xdsl-frtx-init-fail : init not successful due to forced rtx
- xdsl-vect-dle : vectoring disorderly leaving event
- vectline-xtc-var-vict : excessive victim crosstalk
coefficients variation
- vectline-xtc-var-dist : excessive disturber crosstalk
- vectline-corp-errf : corrupted or missing errorf-samples
- vect-cpe-cap-mismatch : not allowed Vectoring CPE
connected
- vectline-conf_notfeas : vect line configuration not feasable
- vect-vp-lt-mismatch : actual vp-lt connection(s) do not
match expected vp-lt connection(s) or vp-lt connection lost
- vect-inv-qsfp : qsfp has no valid Alcatel-Lucent ID
- vect-vp-lt-fail : vp-lt connection not operational
- sw-rollback : non active oswp,db cannot be operational -
will rollback
- db-rollback : selected oswp,db cannot be operational - will
rollback
- xvps-inv-dbase : invalid xvps dbase
- inv-cde-file : invalid xvps cde file
- miss-cde-file : missing cde profile
- cde-hash-error : cde profile hash error
- cell-discard-up : cell discarded in the upstream direction
- cell-discard-down : cell discarded in the downstream
direction
- persist-data-loss : all data lost after restart - system not
configured
- mac-conflict : duplicate mac address from this pvc
- vmac-full : virtual mac entry full on this pvc
- sntp-comm-lost : sntp server not responding
- preferred-mode : preferred mode not available
- timing-reference : timing reference failure
- nt-disk-95%full : nt disk 95% full

- back-pnl-inv : BackPanel-type Invalid
- rack-power : power fuse broken
- rack-fan-unit1 : fan unit rack 1 failing
- shelf-mismatch : shelf type different from planned type
- shelf-missing : detected shelf no longer detected
- shelf-install-missing : shelf planned but not installed
- door : open cabinet door
- ac-power-fail : external power failure - shelf shutdown in
15 minutes
- board-mismatch : board inserted different from planned
- waiting-for-sw : not able to download all the applicable sw
files
- temp-exceeded : temperature threshold exceeded on the
board
- temp-shutdown : board powered down itself - too high
temperature
- board-missing : board detected after planning - now
missing
- board-instl-missing : board never detected after planning
- board-init : board initialisation failure
- sem-power-fail : SEM external power failure
- sem-ups-fail : SEM external power supply failure
- board-reset-cf : board reset and/or communication failure
- vlan-assign-fail : failure to assign VLAN for a user session
- up-plan-bitrate : upstream bitrate is above min and below
planned
- up-min-bitrate : upstream bitrate is below min bitrate
- up-config-not-feas : upstream bitrate is not enough to set
up config group
- down-plan-bitrate : downstream bitrate is above min and
below planned
- down-min-bitrate : downstream bitrate is below min bitrate
- down-config-not-feas : downstream bitrate is not enough to
set up config group
- non-bonding-cpe : no bonding cpe modem is connected
- multiple-cpes : bonding group has multiple cpe modems
connected
- register : bonding group discovery or aggregation register
failure
- group-incomplete : bonding group is incomplete
- host-sfp-los : loss of signal
- host-sfp-tx-fail : Tx failure
- host-sfp-not-prst : not present
- host-sfp-inv-id : no valid Alcatel-Lucent ID
- host-sfp-ctrl-fail : control failure
- host-sfp-rmtlt : unexpected remote plug-in
- host-sfp-mismatch : assignment does not match reported
rack/shelf/slot
- host-sfp-incompt : incompatible shelf type detected
- exp-sfp-los : expansion side loss of signal
- exp-sfp-tx-fail : Tx failure
- exp-sfp-not-prst : not present
- exp-sfp-inv-id : no valid Alcatel-Lucent ID
- exp-sfp-ctrl-fail : control failure
- exp-sfp-1-los : expansion side sfp1 loss of signal

- custom1 : customizable alarm 1
- he-custom1 : host expansion customizable alarm 1
- loss-over-cap : switch over capability in a redundant
system
- ping-check-fail : ping check in a redundant system
- der-temp1 : derived alarm for temporal filter 1
- der-spa1 : derived alarm for spatial filter 1

- apsf-alarm : Applique Power Supply Failure
- custextalarm1 : Customizable External Alarm Number 1
- pluginfan : REM Fan Alarm
- plugin-dc-a : REM DC A Alarm
- plugin-dc-b : REM DC B Alarm
- plugin-dg : Dying Gasp Alarm
- ntr-a-loss : NTR-A signal is not available
- ntr-b-loss : NTR-B signal is not available
- mac-entry-nofree : no free mac entry in the mac table on lt
board
- fibre-conn-mismatch : REM Fibre Connection Mismatch
Alarm
- link-cap-mismatch : Link speed capability mismatch
- eqpt-cap-mismatch : Link equipment capability mismatch
- ctrl-dnld-failure : Controller card download failure
- board-hw-issue : Board hardware issue
- fileserv-unavail : file transfer Server unavailable or file
transfer failed
- key-fail-one-churn : key exchange failure during one
churning time
- key-fail-three-churn : key exchange failure during three
churning time
- oam-discov-fail : extend oam discovery failure
- report-timeout : report timeout detecting
- total-packets-exceed : total amount of protocol packets
exceed threshold
- arp-packets-exceed : protocol arp packets exceed threshold
- dhcp-packets-exceed : protocol dhcp packets exceed
threshold
- igmp-packets-exceed : protocol igmp packets exceed
threshold
- pppoe-packets-exceed : protocol pppoe packets exceed
threshold

- nd-packets-exceed : protocol nd packets exceed threshold
- icmpv6-packets-exceed : protocol icmpv6 packets exceed
threshold
- mld-packets-exceed : protocol mld packets exceed
threshold
- dhcpv6-packets-exceed : protocol dhcpv6 packets exceed
threshold
- cfm-packets-exceed : protocol cfm packets exceed
threshold
- bad-digitmap : Configured digitmap is unusable
- dhcp-unreach : The DHCP server is unreachable
- unknown-sub : subscriber exist in the POLT, but not in the
appl server
- ground-key : Return current to the ground
- port-hightemp : Temperature threshold on user port
exceeded.
- port-jbfltca : JB fill level threshold on user port exceeded.
- reg-domainname : Registration failure (resolving domain
name).
- reg-auth : Registration failure (authentication).
- reg-timeout : Registration failure (message timeout).
- reg-srvfailresp : Registration failure (failure response from
server).
- inv-domainname : Invitation failure (resolving domain
name).
- inv-auth : Invitation failure (authentication).
- inv-timeout : Invitation failure (message timeout).
- inv-srvfailresp : Invitation failure (failure response from
server).
- subs-srvfailresp : Subscribe failure (failure response from
server).
- subs-domainname : Subscribe failure (resolving domain
name).
- subs-auth : Subscribe failure (authentication).
- subs-refreshfail : Subscribe failure (refresh failure).
- subs-inittimeout : Subscribe failure (initial REQ timeout).
- emergency-call : Emergency call is ongoing.
- transport-mismatch : Transport protocol mismatch
- dns-lookup-failure : Dns look up failure
- none-dns-srv : No reply for all DNS serverd
- no-dns-srv : No DNS servers configured
- none-srv : No reply for all SIP First Hops
- no-srv : No SIP First Hop configured
- reg-srv-unreach : All SIP register servers are unreachable
- proxy-srv-unreach : All SIP proxy servers are unreachable
- fanout : Lt load overflow
- up-overflow : Upstream load overflow
- upobc-overflow : Upstream load to OBC overflow
- dwobc-overflow : Downstream load to OBC overflow
- dw-overflow : Downstream load overflow
- lwpri-overflow : The number of BE and CL pkts dropped
exceed threshold
- queue-drop : The number of pkts dropped by queue
exceeds threshold
- queue-load : The queue load exceeds threshold
- low-qos-packetloss : the total packet loss has exceeded the
configured threshold

- low-qos-jitter : the rtp jitter has exceeded the configured
threshold
- low-qos-delay : the rtp delay has exceeded the configured
threshold
- mg-overload : mg overload
- loss-env-mon : env-monitor box lost or not alive
- etca-los : loss of signal errors in 15 min
- etca-fcs : frame check sequence errors in 15 min
- etca-day-los : loss of signal errors in 1 day
- etca-day-fcs : frame check sequence errors in 1 day
- etca-rx-octets : received octets in 15 min
- etca-tx-octets : transmitted octets in 15 min
- etca-day-rx-octets : received octets in 1 day
- etca-day-tx-octets : transmitted octets in 1 day
- user-sfp-los : user sfp loss of signal
- user-sfp-tx-fail : user sfp tx failure
- user-sfp-not-prst : user sfp not detected
- user-sfp-inv-id : user sfp invalid id
- user-sfp-t-exceed : user sfp temperature exceed
- user-sfp-mismatch : user sfp mismatch the configured type
- loss-lsmswp-cap : lsm redundancy
- network-power-loss : Loss of Network Power
- hw-fault : Hardware Failure
- bat-a-fail : Power Source BAT-A Fail
- bat-b-fail : Power Source BAT-B Fail
- network-power-loss-b : Loss of Network Power B
- sem-ac-power-fail : External AC power supply failure
- sem-ups-fail : External power supply low voltage
- dc-a-fail : Local DC A power failure
- plan-power-mismatch : Planned and detected power mode
mismatch
- synce-fail : synce clock source failure
- bits-fail : bits clock source failure
- bits-output-shutoff : bits output failure
- tx-power-high-alarm : tx power more than alarm range
- tx-power-low-alarm : tx power less than alarm range
- rx-power-high-alarm : rx power more than alarm range
- rx-power-low-alarm : rx power less than alarm range
- tx-biascur-high-alarm : tx bias current high alarm
- tx-biascur-low-alarm : tx bias current low alarm
- volt-high-alarm : voltage high alarm
- volt-low-alarm : voltage low alarm
- temp-high-alarm : temperature high alarm
- temp-low-alarm : temperature low alarm
- tx-power-high-warn : tx power more than warn range
- tx-power-low-warn : tx power less than warn range
- rx-power-high-warn : rx power more than warn range
- rx-power-low-warn : rx power less than warn range
- tx-biascur-high-warn : tx bias current high warn
- tx-biascur-low-warn : tx bias current low warn
- volt-high-warn : voltage high warn
- volt-low-warn : voltage low warn
- temp-high-warn : temperature high warn
- temp-low-warn : temperature low warn
- dsx1-serdes-fail : SERDES clock alarm failure
- dsx1-tributary1-fail : The tributary 1 clock is not present

- dsx1-los-fail : All the selected tribs in Loss of Signal
- dsx1-ais-sync : Alarm Indication signal on the tributary
selected as sync source
- dsx1-lof-sync : Loss of Framing on the tributary selected
as sync source
- dsx1-los-sync : Loss of signal on the tributary selected as
sync source
- dsx1-deg-fail : Signal degrade Alarm
- dsx1-rei-from-liu : Remote Error Indication alarm from
LIU
- dsx1-rdi-from-liu : Remote Defect Alarm from LIU
- dsx1-crc6-from-liu : Cylic Redundancy check-6 alarm
from LIU
from LIU
- dsx1-crc4-th-from-liu : Cylic Redundancy check-4
threshold alarm from LIU
- dsx1-ais-from-liu : Alarm Indication Signal alarm from
LIU
- dsx1-los-from-liu : Loss of signal alarm from LIU
- dsx1-lof-from-liu : Loss of framing alarm from LIU
- dsx1-lomf-from-liu : Loss of Multi-frame alarm from LIU
- dsx1-rei-from-iwf : Remote Error Indication alarm from
IWF
- dsx1-rdi-from-iwf : Remote Defect Alarm from IWF
- dsx1-crc6-from-iwf : Cylic Redundancy check-6 alarm
from IWF
from IWF
- dsx1-crc4-th-from-iwf : Cylic Redundancy check-4
threshold alarm from IWF
- dsx1-ais-from-iwf : Alarm Indication Signal alarm from
IWF
- dsx1-los-from-iwf : Loss of signal alarm from IWF
- dsx1-lof-from-iwf : Loss of framing alarm from IWF
- dsx1-lomf-from-iwf : Loss of Multi-frame alarm from IWF
- pppce-trans-15min-tca : 15 minutes transaction timeout
count exceeds configured TCA
- pppce-sess-15min-tca : 15 minutes session timeout count
exceeds configured TCA
- pppce-trans-1day-tca : 1day transaction timeout count
- pppce-sess-1day-tca : 1day session timeout count exceeds
configured TCA
- efm-oam-cpelinkfault : EFM-OAM CPE link fault
- efm-oam-cpedyinggasp : EFM-OAM CPE dying gasp
- efm-oam-cpecrevt : EFM-OAM CPE critical event
- cfm-defrdiccm : rdi bit in ccm received
- cfm-defmacstatus : ccm mac error status
- cfm-defremoteccm : missing ccm from mep
- cfm-deferrorccm : invalid ccm received
- cfm-defxconccm : unexpected ccm received
- alrm-tbl-overflow : alarm table has overflowed
- auto-switch-status : auto-switch status
Table 3.3-2 "Alarm Entry Configuration Command" Command Parameters

[no] severity Parameter type: <Alarm::alarmSeverity> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "minor"
( indeterminate assign a severity level to this
| warning alarm
| minor
| major
| critical
| ignore )
Possible values:
- ignore : alarm is not processed by the system
[no] service-affecting Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
make this alarm service affecting
[no] reporting Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable reporting of this alarm
[no] logging Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable logging of this alarm
Command Output
Table 3.3-3 "Alarm Entry Configuration Command" Display parameters
Specific Information
name Type Description
category Parameter type: <Alarm::category> category of an alarm
( communications This element is always shown.
| qos
| processing-error
| equipment
| environmental )
Possible values:
- communications : communications related alarms
- qos : QoS related alarms
- processing-error : processing failure related alarms
- equipment : equipment related alarms
- environmental : environmental related alarms
3.4 Alarm Delta Log Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the action of the system when the alarm log buffer is full.
If the action is set to wrap, older log records are overwritten by recent records. If the action is set to halt, logging
is stopped until the log buffer is reset.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure alarm delta-log [ indet-log-full-action <Alarm::alarmDeltaLogFullAction> ] [ warn-log-full-action

<Alarm::alarmDeltaLogFullAction> ] [ minor-log-full-action <Alarm::alarmDeltaLogFullAction> ] [
major-log-full-action <Alarm::alarmDeltaLogFullAction> ] [ crit-log-full-act <Alarm::alarmDeltaLogFullAction> ]
Command Parameters
Table 3.4-2 "Alarm Delta Log Configuration Command" Command Parameters
indet-log-full-action Parameter type: <Alarm::alarmDeltaLogFullAction> optional parameter
Format: set the action when indeterminate
( wrap log buffer is full
| halt )
Possible values:
- wrap : wrap around when log is full
- halt : halt logging when log is full
warn-log-full-action Parameter type: <Alarm::alarmDeltaLogFullAction> optional parameter
Format: set the action when warn delta
| halt )
Possible values:
minor-log-full-action Parameter type: <Alarm::alarmDeltaLogFullAction> optional parameter
Format: set the action when minor delta
| halt )
Possible values:
major-log-full-action Parameter type: <Alarm::alarmDeltaLogFullAction> optional parameter
Format: set action when major delta log
( wrap buffer is full

| halt )
Possible values:
crit-log-full-act Parameter type: <Alarm::alarmDeltaLogFullAction> optional parameter
Format: set action when critical delta log
( wrap buffer is full
| halt )
Possible values:
3.5 Customizable Alarm Profile Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the external alarm profile. The profile is made to be assigned to a
remote LT board. The profile reflects a configuration of external alarms parameters that corresponds to a certain
environment where the remote board is located (in an outdoor cabinet, basement cabinet, ...). The use of a profile
avoids the need to specify the parameters for each remote board separately. The alarm profile groups all five
external alarms parameters. The profile contains a description/meaning of each alarm, as well as an indication
that tells us whether or not any alarm outputs are to be triggered if the corresponding external input alarm is
raised. On top of these parameters, a mnemonic (short for the description), the polarity and the severity are
configurable. Note: The Severity parameters of custom alarm profile i.e
(severity1,severity2,severity3,severity4,severity5) are supported for only FD-REM not other shelfs.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure alarm ( no custom-profile (name) ) | ( custom-profile (name) [ no mnemonic1 | mnemonic1

<Alarm::AlarmMnemonic> ] [ no description1 | description1 <Alarm::AlarmDescription> ] [ no visible1 | visible1
<Alarm::VisibleOutput> ] [ no audible1 | audible1 <Alarm::AudibleOutput> ] [ no polarity1 | polarity1
<Alarm::InversePolarity> ] [ no severity1 | severity1 <Alarm::AlarmSeverity> ] [ no mnemonic2 | mnemonic2
<Alarm::InversePolarity> ] [ no severity5 | severity5 <Alarm::AlarmSeverity> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 3.5-1 "Customizable Alarm Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: custom profile name
- a profile name

- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 3.5-2 "Customizable Alarm Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] mnemonic1 Parameter type: <Alarm::AlarmMnemonic> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "UNDEF"
- an octet string defining mnemonic of external alarm mnemonic identifying the
- range: [A-Z] customizable external alarm 1
- length: x<=16
[no] description1 Parameter type: <Alarm::AlarmDescription> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "Undefined"
- an octet string defining description of external alarm description of the customizable
- length: x<=40 external alarm 1
[no] visible1 Parameter type: <Alarm::VisibleOutput> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "disable"
( enable trigger a visible alarm for
| disable ) external alarm 1
Possible values:
- enable : external alarm output is visible
- disable : external alarm output is non-visible
[no] audible1 Parameter type: <Alarm::AudibleOutput> optional parameter with default
( enable trigger a audible alarm for
Possible values:
- enable : external alarm output is audible
- disable : external alarm output is non-audible
[no] polarity1 Parameter type: <Alarm::InversePolarity> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "normal"
( normal alarm polarity is normal or
| inverse ) inverse for external alarm 1
Possible values:
- normal : alarm polarity is normal
- inverse : alarm polarity is inverse
[no] severity1 Parameter type: <Alarm::AlarmSeverity> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "major"
( indeterminate severity level of external alarm 1
| warning
| minor
| major
| critical )
Possible values:
- indeterminate : alarm severity is indeterminate
- warning : alarm severity is warning
- minor : alarm severity is minor
- major : alarm severity is major
- critical : alarm severity is critical
- length: x<=16

Possible values:
Possible values:
Possible values:
| warning
| minor
| major
| critical )
Possible values:
- length: x<=16
Possible values:
Possible values:

Possible values:
| warning
| minor
| major
| critical )
Possible values:
- length: x<=16
Possible values:
Possible values:
Possible values:
| warning
| minor
| major
| critical )

Possible values:
- length: x<=16
Possible values:
Possible values:
Possible values:
| warning
| minor
| major
| critical )
Possible values:
3.6 Alarm Filter Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure Alarm filter parameters.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure alarm filter (fltr-type) filterid <Alarm::fltrId> [ alarmid <Alarm::alarmIndex> ] [ no status | status
<Alarm::fltrStatus> ] [ no threshold | threshold <Alarm::fltrThreshold> ] [ no window | window
<Alarm::fltrWindow> ]
Command Parameters
Table 3.6-1 "Alarm Filter Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(fltr-type) Format: the type of the considered alarm
( temporal filter
| spatial )
Possible values:
- temporal : the temporal alarm filter
- spatial : the spatial alarm filter
filterid Parameter type: <Alarm::fltrId> unique filter number
Format:
- unique filter number
- range: [1...31]
Table 3.6-2 "Alarm Filter Configuration Command" Command Parameters
alarmid Parameter type: <Alarm::alarmIndex> optional parameter
Format: alarmType
( xtca-ne-es
| xtca-ne-ses
| xtca-ne-uas
| xtca-ne-day-es
| xtca-ne-day-ses
| xtca-ne-day-uas
| xtca-fe-es
| xtca-fe-ses
| xtca-fe-uas
| xtca-fe-day-es
| xtca-fe-day-ses

| xtca-fe-day-uas
| xtca-leftrs
| xtca-day-leftrs
| xtca-fe-leftrs
| xdsl-ne-los
| xdsl-ne-lof
| xdsl-ne-lom
| xdsl-ne-ese
| xdsl-act-not-feas
| xdsl-up-br-reach
| xdsl-ne-ncd
| xdsl-ne-lcd
| xdsl-fe-los
| xdsl-fe-lof
| xdsl-fe-lpr
| xdsl-fe-lol
| xdsl-fe-lom
| xdsl-fe-ese
| xdsl-fe-upbo-vio
| xdsl-fe-cpe-pol
| xdsl-tpstc-mis
| xdsl-act-comm
| xdsl-act-modem
| xdsl-do-br-reach
| xdsl-fe-ncd
| xdsl-fe-lcd
| xdsl-vect-dle
| vect-inv-qsfp
| vect-vp-lt-fail
| sw-rollback
| db-rollback
| xvps-inv-dbase
| inv-cde-file
| miss-cde-file
| cde-hash-error
| cell-discard-up
| cell-discard-down
| persist-data-loss
| mac-conflict
| vmac-full
| sntp-comm-lost
| preferred-mode
| timing-reference
| nt-disk-95%full
| back-pnl-inv
| rack-power
| rack-fan-unit1
| rack-fan-unit2

| shelf-mismatch
| shelf-missing
| door
| ac-power-fail
| board-mismatch
| waiting-for-sw
| temp-exceeded
| temp-shutdown
| board-missing
| board-init
| sem-power-fail
| sem-ups-fail
| board-reset-cf
| vlan-assign-fail
| up-plan-bitrate
| up-min-bitrate
| down-plan-bitrate
| down-min-bitrate
| non-bonding-cpe
| multiple-cpes
| register
| group-incomplete
| host-sfp-los
| host-sfp-tx-fail
| host-sfp-not-prst
| host-sfp-inv-id
| host-sfp-rmtlt
| host-sfp-mismatch
| host-sfp-incompt
| exp-sfp-los
| exp-sfp-tx-fail
| exp-sfp-not-prst
| exp-sfp-inv-id
| exp-sfp-ctrl-fail
| exp-sfp-1-los
| exp-sfp-2-los
| custom1
| custom2
| custom3
| custom4
| custom5
| custom6
| he-custom1
| he-custom2
| he-custom3
| he-custom4
| he-custom5
| he-custom6
| loss-over-cap
| ping-check-fail
| der-temp1
| der-temp2

| der-temp3
| der-temp4
| der-temp5
| der-temp6
| der-temp7
| der-temp8
| der-temp9
| der-temp10
| der-temp11
| der-temp12
| der-temp13
| der-temp14
| der-temp15
| der-temp16
| der-temp17
| der-temp18
| der-temp19
| der-temp20
| der-temp21
| der-temp22
| der-temp23
| der-temp24
| der-temp25
| der-temp26
| der-temp27
| der-temp28
| der-temp29
| der-temp30
| der-temp31
| der-spa1
| der-spa2
| der-spa3
| der-spa4
| der-spa5
| der-spa6
| der-spa7
| der-spa8
| der-spa9
| der-spa10
| der-spa11
| der-spa12
| der-spa13
| der-spa14
| der-spa15
| der-spa16
| der-spa17
| der-spa18
| der-spa19
| der-spa20
| der-spa21
| der-spa22
| der-spa23
| der-spa24
| der-spa25
| der-spa26
| der-spa27
| der-spa28

| der-spa29
| der-spa30
| der-spa31
| apsf-alarm
| custextalarm1
| custextalarm2
| custextalarm3
| custextalarm4
| custextalarm5
| pluginfan
| plugin-dc-a
| plugin-dc-b
| plugin-dg
| ntr-a-loss
| ntr-b-loss
| mac-entry-nofree
| link-cap-mismatch
| eqpt-cap-mismatch
| ctrl-dnld-failure
| board-hw-issue
| fileserv-unavail
| oam-discov-fail
| report-timeout
| nd-packets-exceed
| bad-digitmap
| dhcp-unreach
| unknown-sub
| ground-key
| port-hightemp
| port-jbfltca
| reg-domainname
| reg-auth
| reg-timeout
| reg-srvfailresp
| inv-domainname
| inv-auth
| inv-timeout
| inv-srvfailresp
| subs-srvfailresp
| subs-domainname
| subs-auth
| subs-refreshfail
| subs-inittimeout
| emergency-call

| none-dns-srv
| no-dns-srv
| none-srv
| no-srv
| reg-srv-unreach
| proxy-srv-unreach
| fanout
| up-overflow
| upobc-overflow
| dwobc-overflow
| dw-overflow
| lwpri-overflow
| queue-drop
| queue-load
| low-qos-jitter
| low-qos-delay
| mg-overload
| loss-env-mon
| etca-los
| etca-fcs
| etca-day-los
| etca-day-fcs
| etca-rx-octets
| etca-tx-octets
| user-sfp-los
| user-sfp-tx-fail
| user-sfp-not-prst
| user-sfp-inv-id
| user-sfp-t-exceed
| user-sfp-mismatch
| loss-lsmswp-cap
| hw-fault
| bat-a-fail
| bat-b-fail
| sem-ac-power-fail
| sem-ups-fail
| dc-a-fail
| synce-fail
| bits-fail
| volt-high-alarm
| volt-low-alarm
| temp-high-alarm
| temp-low-alarm

| tx-power-low-warn
| rx-power-low-warn
| volt-high-warn
| volt-low-warn
| temp-high-warn
| temp-low-warn
| dsx1-serdes-fail
| dsx1-los-fail
| dsx1-ais-sync
| dsx1-lof-sync
| dsx1-los-sync
| dsx1-deg-fail
| dsx1-rei-from-liu
| dsx1-rdi-from-liu
| dsx1-ais-from-liu
| dsx1-los-from-liu
| dsx1-lof-from-liu
| dsx1-rei-from-iwf
| dsx1-rdi-from-iwf
| dsx1-ais-from-iwf
| dsx1-los-from-iwf
| dsx1-lof-from-iwf
| efm-oam-cpecrevt
| cfm-defrdiccm
| cfm-defmacstatus
| cfm-defremoteccm
| cfm-deferrorccm
| cfm-defxconccm
| alrm-tbl-overflow
Possible values:

15 min
seconds in 1 day
requested profile
initialization
problem
connected
will rollback
rollback

direction
configured
15 minutes
files
board
temperature
missing
planned
up config group
below planned
set up config group
connected
failure

rack/shelf/slot
system

board
Alarm
transfer failed

churning time
churning time
exceed threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
appl server
exceeded.
name).
server).
name).
server).
server).
name).

exceed threshold
exceeds threshold
threshold
threshold
mismatch

as sync source
sync source
LIU
from LIU
from LIU
LIU
IWF
from IWF
from IWF
IWF

configured TCA
[no] status Parameter type: <Alarm::fltrStatus> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "not-used"
( not-used filter status
| used )
Possible values:
- not-used : deactivate the configured alarm filter
- used : activate the configured alarm filter
[no] threshold Parameter type: <Alarm::fltrThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "2"
- the threshold value of the considered alarm filter the threshold value of the
- range: [2...65535] considered alarm filter
[no] window Parameter type: <Alarm::fltrWindow> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "60"
- the duration of the filter window the duration of the filter window,
- range: [1...65535] only applicable for temporal type
4- Trap Configuration Commands
4.1 Trap Configuration Command Tree 4-72

4.2 Trap Definition Configuration Command 4-74
4.3 Trap Manager Configuration Command 4-76
4 Trap Configuration Commands
4.1 Trap Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Trap Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----trap
----definition
- (name)
- priority
----[no] manager
- (address)
- [no] priority
- [no] cold-start-trap
- [no] link-down-trap
- [no] link-up-trap
- [no] auth-fail-trap
- [no] change-trap
- [no] line-test-trap
- [no] init-started-trap
- [no] lic-key-chg-occr
- [no] topology-chg
- [no] selt-state-chg
- [no] dhcp-sess-pre
- [no] alarm-chg-trap
- [no] phys-line-trap
- [no] eqpt-change-trap
- [no] success-set-trap
- [no] other-alarm-trap
- [no] warning-trap
- [no] minor-trap
- [no] major-trap
- [no] critical-trap
- [no] redundancy-trap
- [no] eqpt-prot-trap
- [no] craft-login-trap
- [no] restart-trap
- [no] ntr-trap
- [no] rad-srvr-fail
- [no] login-occr-trap
- [no] logout-occr-trap
- [no] trapmngr-chg-trap
- [no] mst-genral
- [no] mst-error
- [no] mst-protocol-mig
- [no] mst-inv-bpdu-rx
- [no] mst-reg-conf-chg
- [no] max-per-window
- [no] window-size
- [no] max-queue-size
- [no] min-interval
- [no] min-severity
4.2 Trap Definition Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to define the priority of a given trap.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure trap definition (name) [ priority <Trap::Priority> ]
Command Parameters
Table 4.2-1 "Trap Definition Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: the name of the trap
( cold-start
| link-down
| link-up
| auth-failure
| change-occured
| line-test-report
| init-started
| lic-key-chg-occr
| topology-chg
| selt-state-chg
| dhcp-sess-pre
| radius-server-failure
| login-occured
| logout-occured
| trapmngr-chg-occr
| mst-genral
| mst-error
| mst-protocol-mig
| mst-inv-bpdu-rx
| mst-reg-conf-chg )
Possible values:
- cold-start : the node is reinitializing
- link-down : one of the communication links of the node
has failed
- link-up : one of the communication links of the node
became operational
- auth-failure : authentication failure

- change-occured : a configuration or operational change
occurred
- line-test-report : line test result available
- init-started : the node is initializing, IP connectivity is
established
- lic-key-chg-occr : the number of license keys changed
- topology-chg : topology changed (scope of cluster
management)
- selt-state-chg : selt test finished and results available
- dhcp-sess-pre : dhcp session preempted
- radius-server-failure : radius server failed
- login-occured : login occured
- logout-occured : logout occured
- trapmngr-chg-occr : trap manager change occured
- mst-genral : mstp general events
- mst-error : mstp error events
- mst-protocol-mig : mstp port protocol migration
- mst-inv-bpdu-rx : mstp invalid packet received
- mst-reg-conf-chg : mstp region configuration change
Table 4.2-2 "Trap Definition Configuration Command" Command Parameters
priority Parameter type: <Trap::Priority> optional parameter
Format: the trap priority
( urgent
| high
| medium
| low )
Possible values:
- urgent : urgent - needs to be informed immediately
- high : high priority trap
- medium : medium priority trap
- low : low priority trap
4.3 Trap Manager Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure an SNMP manager, which will receive traps when an event occurs
in the system.
The SNMP manager can easily be flooded by events if something happens to the system. This command allows the
operator to specify which traps the manager is interested in (trap filtering) and how the traps must be distributed in
time (trap shaping).
Traps that cannot be delivered will be dropped.
The Following traps will be sent as a part of changeOccuredTrap alarm-chg-trap, phys-line-trap,
eqpt-change-trap, success-set-trap, other-alarm-trap, warning-trap, minor-trap, major-trap, critical-trap,
redundancy-trap, eqpt-prot-trap, craft-login-trap, restart-trap, ntr-trap.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure trap ( no manager (address) ) | ( manager (address) [ no priority | priority <Trap::Priority> ] [ [ no ]
cold-start-trap ] [ [ no ] link-down-trap ] [ [ no ] link-up-trap ] [ [ no ] auth-fail-trap ] [ [ no ] change-trap ] [ [ no ]
line-test-trap ] [ [ no ] init-started-trap ] [ [ no ] lic-key-chg-occr ] [ [ no ] topology-chg ] [ [ no ] selt-state-chg ] [ [
no ] dhcp-sess-pre ] [ [ no ] alarm-chg-trap ] [ [ no ] phys-line-trap ] [ [ no ] eqpt-change-trap ] [ [ no ]
success-set-trap ] [ [ no ] other-alarm-trap ] [ [ no ] warning-trap ] [ [ no ] minor-trap ] [ [ no ] major-trap ] [ [ no ]
critical-trap ] [ [ no ] redundancy-trap ] [ [ no ] eqpt-prot-trap ] [ [ no ] craft-login-trap ] [ [ no ] restart-trap ] [ [ no ]
ntr-trap ] [ [ no ] rad-srvr-fail ] [ [ no ] login-occr-trap ] [ [ no ] logout-occr-trap ] [ [ no ] trapmngr-chg-trap ] [ [ no
] mst-genral ] [ [ no ] mst-error ] [ [ no ] mst-protocol-mig ] [ [ no ] mst-inv-bpdu-rx ] [ [ no ] mst-reg-conf-chg ] [
no max-per-window | max-per-window <Trap::WindowCount> ] [ no window-size | window-size
<Trap::WindowSize> ] [ no max-queue-size | max-queue-size <Trap::QueueSize> ] [ no min-interval | min-interval
<Trap::Interval> ] [ no min-severity | min-severity <Alarm::alarmSeverityReport> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 4.3-1 "Trap Manager Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(address) Format: the address of the manager
<Ip::V4Address> : <Trap::Port>
Field type <Ip::V4Address>
- IPv4-address
Field type <Trap::Port>
- trap port number
- range: [1...65535]
Table 4.3-2 "Trap Manager Configuration Command" Command Parameters

[no] priority Parameter type: <Trap::Priority> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "medium"
( urgent lowest priority a trap should have
| high to be reported
| medium
| low )
Possible values:
- urgent : urgent - needs to be informed immediately
- high : high priority trap
- medium : medium priority trap
- low : low priority trap
[no] cold-start-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable sending cold start trap
[no] link-down-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable sending link down trap
[no] link-up-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable sending of link up trap
[no] auth-fail-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable sending authentication
failure trap
[no] change-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable sending of change occured
trap
[no] line-test-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable line test report trap
[no] init-started-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable sending init started trap
[no] lic-key-chg-occr Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable sending licence key
changed occured trap
[no] topology-chg Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable sending topology changed
occured trap
[no] selt-state-chg Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable sending selt state change
trap
[no] dhcp-sess-pre Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable sending DHCP session
preempted trap
[no] alarm-chg-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable snd nbr alrm chg(part of
changeOccurredTrap)
[no] phys-line-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable snd phys line chg(part of
changeOccurredTrap)
[no] eqpt-change-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable snd eqpt nbr chg(part of
changeOccurredTrap)
[no] success-set-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable snd nbr of sets chg(part of
changeOccurredTrap)
[no] other-alarm-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable snd nbr indeterminate
chg(part of changeOccurredTrap)
[no] warning-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable snd nbr warning chg(part
of changeOccurredTrap)

[no] minor-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable snd nbr minor chg(part of
changeOccurredTrap)
[no] major-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable snd nbr major chg(part of
changeOccurredTrap)
[no] critical-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable snd nbr critical chg(part of
changeOccurredTrap)
[no] redundancy-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable snd nbr redundancy
chg(part of changeOccurredTrap)
[no] eqpt-prot-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable snd nbr eqpt prot chg(part
of changeOccurredTrap)
[no] craft-login-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable snd craft login chg(part of
changeOccurredTrap)
[no] restart-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable restart trap(part of
changeOccurredTrap)
[no] ntr-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable ntr changes trap(part of
changeOccurredTrap)
[no] rad-srvr-fail Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable sending radius server
failure trap
[no] login-occr-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable sending login occured trap
[no] logout-occr-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable sending logout occured
trap
[no] trapmngr-chg-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable sending trap manager
change occured trap
[no] mst-genral Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
[no] mst-error Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable mstp error events trap
[no] mst-protocol-mig Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable mstp port protocol
migration trap
[no] mst-inv-bpdu-rx Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable mstp invalid packet
received trap
[no] mst-reg-conf-chg Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable mstp region configuration
change trap
[no] max-per-window Parameter type: <Trap::WindowCount> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 2
- maximum allowed number of traps per window maximum allowed number of
- unit: traps traps per window
- range: [1...20]
[no] window-size Parameter type: <Trap::WindowSize> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 60
- the size of a time window for traps the size of a time window for
- unit: s traps in seconds
- range: [0...3600]

[no] max-queue-size Parameter type: <Trap::QueueSize> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10
- maximum number of traps that can be queued maximum number of traps that
- unit: traps can be queued
- range: [1...20]
[no] min-interval Parameter type: <Trap::Interval> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 30
- minimum time interval between two traps the minimum time between two
- unit: s traps
- range: [0...3600]
[no] min-severity Parameter type: <Alarm::alarmSeverityReport> optional parameter with default
( indeterminate lowest severity an alarm must
| warning have, to be reported
| minor
| major
| critical )
Possible values:
5- Equipment Configuration Commands
5.1 Equipment Configuration Command Tree 5-81

5.2 Rack Configuration Command 5-83
5.3 Shelf Configuration Command 5-84
5.4 Equipment Power Configuration Command 5-86
5.5 Slot Configuration Command 5-88
5.6 Pon Auth Configuration Commands 5-90
5.7 SFP/XFP Diagnostics configuration Command 5-92
5.8 Sfp RSSI Configuration Command 5-94
5.9 NE Configuration Command 5-99
5.10 Configure Fan Tray parameters 5-100
5 Equipment Configuration Commands
5.1 Equipment Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Equipment Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----equipment
----rack
- (index)
- [no] description
----shelf
- (index)
- [no] class
- [no] planned-type
X [no] unlock
- [no] lock
- [no] mode
- [no] description
----power
- (index)
- [no] power-admin-mode
- [no] bat-type
- [no] bat-start-cap
- [no] bat-lifetime
- [no] bat-defense-mode
- [no] bat-defense-thd
----slot
- (index)
- [no] planned-type
- [no] power-down
- [no] unlock
- [no] alarm-profile
- dual-host-ip
- dual-host-loc
----auth
- loid
- loid-passwd
- slid-mode
- slid
- ont-reauth
----[no] diagnostics
----[no] sfp
- (position)
- [no] rssi-prof-id
- [no] rssi-state
----[no] rssiprof
- (index)
- name
- [no] temp-alm-low
- [no] temp-alm-high
- [no] temp-warn-low
- [no] temp-warn-high
- [no] voltage-alm-low
- [no] voltage-alm-high
- [no] voltage-warn-low
- [no] voltage-warn-high
- [no] bias-alm-low
- [no] bias-alm-high
- [no] bias-warn-low
- [no] bias-warn-high
- [no] tx-pwr-alm-low
- [no] tx-pwr-alm-high
- [no] tx-pwr-warn-low
- [no] tx-pwr-warn-high
- [no] rx-pwr-alm-low
- [no] rx-pwr-alm-high
- [no] rx-pwr-warn-low
- [no] rx-pwr-warn-high
- [no] ebias-alm-low
- [no] ebias-alm-high
- [no] ebias-warn-low
- [no] ebias-warn-high
- [no] etx-alm-low
- [no] etx-alm-high
- [no] etx-warn-low
- [no] etx-warn-high
- [no] erx-alm-low
- [no] erx-alm-high
- [no] erx-warn-low
- [no] erx-warn-high
- [no] profile-type
----isam
- [no] description
----fan-tray
- fanmode
5.2 Rack Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the rack. The operator can configure the following parameter:
• description: text that describes the location of the rack.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with equipment privileges, and executed by operators with equipment
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure equipment rack (index) [ no description | description <Description-127> ]
Command Parameters
Table 5.2-1 "Rack Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: the physcial position of the rack
<Eqpt::RackId>
Field type <Eqpt::RackId>
- the rack number
Table 5.2-2 "Rack Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] description Parameter type: <Description-127> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- description to help the operator to identify the object any description to be used by the
- length: x<=127 operator
5.3 Shelf Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the shelf. The operator can configure the following parameters:
• class: the classification of the shelf. The following shelf classes are supported:
- main-ethernet: supports Ethernet-based traffic. Shelves in this class can contain NT and LT units. There
must be at least one shelf of this class in the system.
- ext-ethernet: supports Ethernet-based traffic. Shelves in this class can only contain LT units.
• planned-type: the type planned for this shelf. The not-planned parameter indicates that a shelf will not be
inserted at this position.
• unlock: locks or unlocks the shelf.
• shelf-mode: the shelf mode,applicable to NEP only, and when the shelf mode was changed successfully,the NE
will reboot automatically.
• description: text that describes the location of the shelf.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure equipment shelf (index) [ no class | class <Equipm::ShelfClass> ] [ no planned-type | planned-type
<Equipm::ShelfType> ] [ [ no ] unlock ] [ [ no ] lock ] [ no mode | mode <Equipm::HolderMode> ] [ no description
| description <Description-127> ]
Command Parameters
Table 5.3-1 "Shelf Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: the physical identification of the
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> shelf
- the rack number
Field type <Eqpt::ShelfId>
- the shelf number
Table 5.3-2 "Shelf Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] class Parameter type: <Equipm::ShelfClass> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "main-ethernet"
main-ethernet the class to which the shelf
Possible values: belongs
- main-ethernet : main shelf - supports ethernet-based traffic
[no] planned-type Parameter type: <Equipm::ShelfType> optional parameter with default

Format: value: "not-planned"
Data driven field type the planned type of the shelf
Possible values are depending on the actual configuration
and software.
The currently allowed values can be shown with online-help.
[no] unlock Parameter type: boolean obsolete parameter replaced by
parameter "lock"
the holder is unlocked
[no] lock Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
the holder is locked
[no] mode Parameter type: <Equipm::HolderMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "no-extended-lt-slots"
( no-extended-lt-slots change the shelf mode,applicable
| extended-lt-slots to NEP and ARAM-E only
| no-ntb-slot )
Possible values:
- no-extended-lt-slots : no extended lt slots
- extended-lt-slots : change to extended lt slots
- no-ntb-slot : use ntb slot as lt slot
Format: value: ""
5.4 Equipment Power Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure power management of the shelf. The operator can configure the
following parameter:
• admin-mode: the power mode ().
• bat-type: the type of the battery ().
• bat-start-cap: the start capacity of the battery at the moment of installation (in 1/100 Ah).
• bat-lifetime: the planned lifetime of the installed battery (in 1/10 year).
• bat-defense-mode: the preferred power defense mode (no defense, voice priority).
• bat-defense-threshold: the power defense threshold, the remaining capacity of the battery at the moment the
defense should be started.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure equipment power (index) [ no power-admin-mode | power-admin-mode <Equipm::PowerAdminMode>

] [ no bat-type | bat-type <Equipm::PowerBatType> ] [ no bat-start-cap | bat-start-cap <SignedInteger> ] [ no
bat-lifetime | bat-lifetime <SignedInteger> ] [ no bat-defense-mode | bat-defense-mode
<Equipm::PowerBatDefenseMode> ] [ no bat-defense-thd | bat-defense-thd <SignedInteger> ]
Command Parameters
Table 5.4-1 "Equipment Power Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: the physical identification of the
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> shelf
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Table 5.4-2 "Equipment Power Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] power-admin-mode Parameter type: <Equipm::PowerAdminMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "no-powermgnt"
( no-powermgnt the power admin mode of the
| ac shelf
| ac-and-dc-loc
| dc-nw
| dc-nw-and-dc-loc
| dc-local )

Possible values:
- no-powermgnt : no power management
- ac : AC, failures on DC local and DC network suppressed
- ac-and-dc-loc : AC + DC local, failures on DC network
suppressed
- dc-nw : DC network, failures on AC or DC local
suppressed
- dc-nw-and-dc-loc : DC network + DC local, failures on AC
suppressed
- dc-local : DC local, failures on DC network or AC
suppressed
[no] bat-type Parameter type: <Equipm::PowerBatType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "not-configured"
( not-configured the type of the battery
| agm-vrla-pcba_bat
| agm-vrla-pupb_bat
| flooded-battery
| gel-battery )
Possible values:
- not-configured : not configured
- agm-vrla-pcba_bat : AGM/VRLA Lead Calcium
BATTERY
- agm-vrla-pupb_bat : AGM/VRLA Pure Lead BATTERY
- flooded-battery : FLOODED BATTERY
- gel-battery : GEL BATTERY
[no] bat-start-cap Parameter type: <SignedInteger> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- a signed integer the start capacity of the battery,
value in 1/100 aH
[no] bat-lifetime Parameter type: <SignedInteger> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- a signed integer the lifetime of the battery, value
in 1/10 year
[no] bat-defense-mode Parameter type: <Equipm::PowerBatDefenseMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "no-defense"
( no-defense the defense mode of the battery
| voice-priority )
Possible values:
- no-defense : no battery defense, system runs normally until
battery runs out
- voice-priority : voice priority, when battery drains until
90% then priority is given to voice LTs
[no] bat-defense-thd Parameter type: <SignedInteger> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "80"
- a signed integer the defense threshold of the
battery, remaining capacity of the
battery at moment defense is
defined, value in %
5.5 Slot Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a slot.
The slot is identified by the physical slot number. The left-most slot in the shelf is number 1. The following
parameters can be configured for the slot:
• planned-type: the unit type that will be inserted into the slot. The not-planned parameter indicates that a unit
will not be inserted into that slot.
• power-down: the operator can power-up or power-down slots. This is only applicable to LSM.
• unlock: the operator can lock or unlock a unit. A unit in the locked state cannot be used. This attribute is only
supported for the NT (the system will refuse to lock the NT of a simplex system), EXT, and a managed LSM.
• alarm-profile: the operator can assign a customizable alarm profile to a remote LT board. This is only
applicable for REM and SEM boards
• capab-profile:This parameter only applies to LSMs,NTIOs and mini-NT NRNT-A.For BCM based LSM boards
default capab-profile is "default" for Intel based LSM boards it is "8vc_default".
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure equipment slot (index) [ no planned-type | planned-type <Equipm::BoardType> ] [ [ no ] power-down ]

[ [ no ] unlock ] [ no alarm-profile | alarm-profile <Equipm::AlarmProf> ] [ dual-host-ip <Ip::V4Address> ] [
dual-host-loc <Equipm::Dualhost> ]
Command Parameters
Table 5.5-1 "Slot Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: the physical number of the slot
( lt : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId>
| nt-a
| nt-b
| nt
| <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::EqSlotId> )
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt-a : nt-a slot
- nt-b : nt-b slot
- nt : nt slot
- the rack number

- the shelf number
Field type <Eqpt::SlotId>
- the LT slot number
Field type <Eqpt::EqSlotId>
- the equipment slot number
Table 5.5-2 "Slot Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] planned-type Parameter type: <Equipm::BoardType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "not-planned"
Data driven field type type of board intended to be in
Possible values are depending on the actual configuration this position
and software.
[no] power-down Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
power down the board
[no] unlock Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
unlock the board
[no] alarm-profile Parameter type: <Equipm::AlarmProf> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "none"
( none customized alarm profile
| name : <PrintableString-0-32> ) assigned to this board
Possible values:
- none : no profile name to associate
- name : profile name
Field type <PrintableString-0-32>
- a printable string
- length: x<=32
dual-host-ip Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> optional parameter
Format: dual host ip
- IPv4-address
dual-host-loc Parameter type: <Equipm::Dualhost> optional parameter
Format: dual host lsm location
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId>
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no host lsm location
- the rack number
- the shelf number
5.6 Pon Auth Configuration Commands
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure authentication data.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure equipment auth [ loid <Equipm::Loid> ] [ loid-passwd <Security::Password7> ] [ slid-mode

<Equipm::slidMode> ] [ slid <Equipm::slid> ] [ ont-reauth <Equipm::loidReAuth> ]
Command Parameters
Table 5.6-2 "Pon Auth Configuration Commands" Command Parameters
loid Parameter type: <Equipm::Loid> optional parameter
Format: logical onu identifier, the default
- logical onu identifier value is ALU
- length: 1<=x<=24
loid-passwd Parameter type: <Security::Password7> optional parameter
Format: the password for the logical onu
( prompt identifier, the default value is
| plain : <Security::PlainPassword7> ) ALU
Possible values:
- prompt : prompts the operator for a password
- plain : the password in plain text
Field type <Security::PlainPassword7>
- ont loid password
- length: 1<=x<=12
slid-mode Parameter type: <Equipm::slidMode> optional parameter
Format: the interpret mode of subscriber
( ascii location id, the default is ascii
| hex )
Possible values:
- ascii : ascii string to store slid
- hex : hex string to store slid
slid Parameter type: <Equipm::slid> optional parameter
Format: subscriber location id of the ont,
- subscriber location id of the ont,length should be less than the defualt is WILDCARD
or equal to 10 when slidMode is ascii
- length: x<=20
ont-reauth Parameter type: <Equipm::loidReAuth> optional parameter

Format: enable/disable the loid based
( enabled re-authentication, the default is
| disabled ) enabled
Possible values:
- enabled : enable loid re-authentication
- disabled : disabled loid re-authentication
5.7 SFP/XFP Diagnostics configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure RSSI profile on SFP/XFP:
• The slot index of the sfp
• The number of the sfp cage
• The index of rssi profile which would be configured on SFP/XFP.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure equipment diagnostics ( no sfp (position) ) | ( sfp (position) [ no rssi-prof-id | rssi-prof-id
<Eqpt::RssiProfileIndex> ] [ no rssi-state | rssi-state <Eqpt::RssiState> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 5.7-1 "SFP/XFP Diagnostics configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(position) Format: the physical sfp cage position
( nt : sfp : <Eqpt::SfpCageNumber>
| nt : xfp : <Eqpt::SfpCageNumber>
| nt-a : sfp : <Eqpt::SfpCageNumber>
| nt-a : xfp : <Eqpt::SfpCageNumber>
| nt-b : sfp : <Eqpt::SfpCageNumber>
| nt-b : xfp : <Eqpt::SfpCageNumber> )
Possible values:
- nt : active nt slot
- nt-a : nt-a slot
- nt-b : nt-b slot
Possible values:
- sfp : SFP port
- xfp : XFP port
Field type <Eqpt::SfpCageNumber>
- the SFP cage number
- range: [0...1023]
Table 5.7-2 "SFP/XFP Diagnostics configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] rssi-prof-id Parameter type: <Eqpt::RssiProfileIndex> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "65535"
- an unique index value for the rssi profile(21-200 an unique index of the rssi

configurable) profile(21-200)
- range: [0...65535]
[no] rssi-state Parameter type: <Eqpt::RssiState> optional parameter with default
( enable to enable or disable the rssi
| disable ) functionality of sfp for uplink
Possible values: ports
- enable :
- disable :
5.8 Sfp RSSI Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to create and configure the RSSI parameters on SFPs.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure equipment ( no rssiprof (index) ) | ( rssiprof (index) name <Eqpt::DisplayString> [ no temp-alm-low |
temp-alm-low <Eqpt::TcaTemp> ] [ no temp-alm-high | temp-alm-high <Eqpt::TcaTemp> ] [ no temp-warn-low |
temp-warn-low <Eqpt::TcaTemp> ] [ no temp-warn-high | temp-warn-high <Eqpt::TcaTemp> ] [ no
voltage-alm-low | voltage-alm-low <Eqpt::TcaVoltage> ] [ no voltage-alm-high | voltage-alm-high
<Eqpt::TcaVoltage> ] [ no voltage-warn-low | voltage-warn-low <Eqpt::TcaVoltage> ] [ no voltage-warn-high |
voltage-warn-high <Eqpt::TcaVoltage> ] [ no bias-alm-low | bias-alm-low <Eqpt::TcaBias> ] [ no bias-alm-high |
bias-alm-high <Eqpt::TcaBias> ] [ no bias-warn-low | bias-warn-low <Eqpt::TcaBias> ] [ no bias-warn-high |
bias-warn-high <Eqpt::TcaBias> ] [ no tx-pwr-alm-low | tx-pwr-alm-low <Eqpt::TcaTxPwr> ] [ no
tx-pwr-alm-high | tx-pwr-alm-high <Eqpt::TcaTxPwr> ] [ no tx-pwr-warn-low | tx-pwr-warn-low
<Eqpt::TcaTxPwr> ] [ no tx-pwr-warn-high | tx-pwr-warn-high <Eqpt::TcaTxPwr> ] [ no rx-pwr-alm-low |
rx-pwr-alm-low <Eqpt::TcaRxPwr> ] [ no rx-pwr-alm-high | rx-pwr-alm-high <Eqpt::TcaRxPwr> ] [ no
rx-pwr-warn-low | rx-pwr-warn-low <Eqpt::TcaRxPwr> ] [ no rx-pwr-warn-high | rx-pwr-warn-high
<Eqpt::TcaRxPwr> ] [ no ebias-alm-low | ebias-alm-low <Eqpt::TcaBias> ] [ no ebias-alm-high | ebias-alm-high
<Eqpt::TcaBias> ] [ no ebias-warn-low | ebias-warn-low <Eqpt::TcaBias> ] [ no ebias-warn-high | ebias-warn-high
<Eqpt::TcaBias> ] [ no etx-alm-low | etx-alm-low <Eqpt::TcaTxPwr> ] [ no etx-alm-high | etx-alm-high
<Eqpt::TcaTxPwr> ] [ no etx-warn-low | etx-warn-low <Eqpt::TcaTxPwr> ] [ no etx-warn-high | etx-warn-high
<Eqpt::TcaTxPwr> ] [ no erx-alm-low | erx-alm-low <Eqpt::TcaRxPwr> ] [ no erx-alm-high | erx-alm-high
<Eqpt::TcaRxPwr> ] [ no erx-warn-low | erx-warn-low <Eqpt::TcaRxPwr> ] [ no erx-warn-high | erx-warn-high
<Eqpt::TcaRxPwr> ] [ no profile-type | profile-type <Eqpt::RssiProfileType> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 5.8-1 "Sfp RSSI Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: an unique index of the rssi
- an unique index value for the rssi profile(21-200 profile(21-200)
configurable)
- range: [0...65535]
Table 5.8-2 "Sfp RSSI Configuration Command" Command Parameters
name Parameter type: <Eqpt::DisplayString> mandatory parameter
Format: A unique profile name
- string to identify the rssi profile

- length: 1<=x<=16
[no] temp-alm-low Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaTemp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- temperature of SFP alarm low threshold for
- unit: degree C temperature
- range: [-128...128]
[no] temp-alm-high Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaTemp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- temperature of SFP alarm high threshold for
- range: [-128...128]
[no] temp-warn-low Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaTemp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- temperature of SFP warn low threshold for
- range: [-128...128]
[no] temp-warn-high Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaTemp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- temperature of SFP warn high threshold for
- range: [-128...128]
[no] voltage-alm-low Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaVoltage> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- voltage of SFP alarm low threshold for Voltage
- unit: volts
- range: [0...6.55]
[no] voltage-alm-high Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaVoltage> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- voltage of SFP alarm high threshold for Voltage
- unit: volts
- range: [0...6.55]
[no] voltage-warn-low Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaVoltage> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- voltage of SFP warn low threshold for Voltage
- unit: volts
- range: [0...6.55]
[no] voltage-warn-high Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaVoltage> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- voltage of SFP warn high threshold for Voltage
- unit: volts
- range: [0...6.55]
[no] bias-alm-low Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaBias> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- bias of SFP alarm low threshold for bias
- unit: mA
- range: [0...131]
[no] bias-alm-high Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaBias> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- bias of SFP alarm high threshold for bias
- unit: mA
- range: [0...131]
[no] bias-warn-low Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaBias> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- bias of SFP warn low threshold for bias
- unit: mA
- range: [0...131]
[no] bias-warn-high Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaBias> optional parameter with default

Format: value: "0"
- bias of SFP warn high threshold for bias
- unit: mA
- range: [0...131]
[no] tx-pwr-alm-low Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaTxPwr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
<Eqpt::TcaTxPwr> alarm low threshold for Tx power
Field type <Eqpt::TcaTxPwr>
- power of SFP
- unit: dbm
- range: [-63.5...63.5]
[no] tx-pwr-alm-high Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaTxPwr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
<Eqpt::TcaTxPwr> alarm high threshold for Tx
Field type <Eqpt::TcaTxPwr> power
- power of SFP
- unit: dbm
- range: [-63.5...63.5]
[no] tx-pwr-warn-low Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaTxPwr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
<Eqpt::TcaTxPwr> warn low threshold for Tx power
- power of SFP
- unit: dbm
- range: [-63.5...63.5]
[no] tx-pwr-warn-high Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaTxPwr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
<Eqpt::TcaTxPwr> warn high threshold for Tx power
- power of SFP
- unit: dbm
- range: [-63.5...63.5]
[no] rx-pwr-alm-low Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaRxPwr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
<Eqpt::TcaRxPwr> alarm low threshold for Rx power
Field type <Eqpt::TcaRxPwr>
- power of SFP
- unit: dbm
- range: [-127...8.2]
[no] rx-pwr-alm-high Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaRxPwr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
<Eqpt::TcaRxPwr> alarm high threshold for Rx
Field type <Eqpt::TcaRxPwr> power
- power of SFP
- unit: dbm
- range: [-127...8.2]
[no] rx-pwr-warn-low Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaRxPwr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
<Eqpt::TcaRxPwr> warn low threshold for Rx power
- power of SFP
- unit: dbm
- range: [-127...8.2]
[no] rx-pwr-warn-high Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaRxPwr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
<Eqpt::TcaRxPwr> warn high threshold for Rx power

- power of SFP
- unit: dbm
- range: [-127...8.2]
[no] ebias-alm-low Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaBias> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- bias of SFP alarm low threshold for ext bias
- unit: mA
- range: [0...131]
[no] ebias-alm-high Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaBias> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- bias of SFP alarm high threshold for ext bias
- unit: mA
- range: [0...131]
[no] ebias-warn-low Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaBias> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- bias of SFP warn low threshold for ext bias
- unit: mA
- range: [0...131]
[no] ebias-warn-high Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaBias> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- bias of SFP warn high threshold for ext bias
- unit: mA
- range: [0...131]
[no] etx-alm-low Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaTxPwr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
<Eqpt::TcaTxPwr> alarm low threshold for ext Tx
- power of SFP
- unit: dbm
- range: [-63.5...63.5]
[no] etx-alm-high Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaTxPwr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
<Eqpt::TcaTxPwr> alarm high threshold for ext Tx
- power of SFP
- unit: dbm
- range: [-63.5...63.5]
[no] etx-warn-low Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaTxPwr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
<Eqpt::TcaTxPwr> warn low threshold for ext Tx
- power of SFP
- unit: dbm
- range: [-63.5...63.5]
[no] etx-warn-high Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaTxPwr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
<Eqpt::TcaTxPwr> warn high threshold for ext Tx
- power of SFP
- unit: dbm
- range: [-63.5...63.5]
[no] erx-alm-low Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaRxPwr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
<Eqpt::TcaRxPwr> alarm low threshold for ext Rx
- power of SFP
- unit: dbm

- range: [-127...8.2]
[no] erx-alm-high Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaRxPwr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
<Eqpt::TcaRxPwr> alarm high threshold for ext Rx
- power of SFP
- unit: dbm
- range: [-127...8.2]
[no] erx-warn-low Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaRxPwr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
<Eqpt::TcaRxPwr> warn low threshold for ext Rx
- power of SFP
- unit: dbm
- range: [-127...8.2]
[no] erx-warn-high Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaRxPwr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
<Eqpt::TcaRxPwr> warn high threshold for ext Rx
- power of SFP
- unit: dbm
- range: [-127...8.2]
[no] profile-type Parameter type: <Eqpt::RssiProfileType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: " olt"
( olt determine if this RSSI Profile is
| ont ) for OLT or ONT
Possible values:
- olt : This profile is for OLT usage
- ont : This profile is for ONT usage
5.9 NE Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the NE. The operator can configure the following parameter:
• description: text that describes the location of the ISAM.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure equipment isam [ no description | description <Description-127> ]
Command Parameters
Table 5.9-2 "NE Configuration Command" Command Parameters
Format: value: ""
5.10 Configure Fan Tray parameters
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the fan tray parameter fanmode.
The fanmode determines the applied speed of the fan trays. This is effective only if intelligent fan packs are
installed. Traditional fan packs (A-fans) do not support speed change, the 'classic' mode applies.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure equipment fan-tray [ fanmode <Eqpt::FanMode> ]
Command Parameters
Table 5.10-2 "Configure Fan Tray parameters" Command Parameters
fanmode Parameter type: <Eqpt::FanMode> optional parameter
Format: Fan Tray mode
( auto
| eco
| protect
| classic )
Possible values:
- auto : runs in average mode; fan speeds determined by
predefined thermal margins
- eco : runs in 'green' mode; minimal thermal margins
- protect : runs in protected mode; wider thermal settings wrt
auto
- classic : fixed fan speed; no SW control

6- xDSL Configuration Commands
6.1 xDSL Configuration Command Tree 6-103

6.2 xDSL Common Service Profile Configuration 6-111
Command
6.3 xDSL Common Spectrum Profile Configuration 6-115
Command
6.4 xDSL Artificial Noise Downstream Configuration 6-121
Command
6.5 xDSL Spectrum Profile for ADSL/ADSL2 Configuration 6-123
Command
6.6 xDSL Spectrum Profile for RE-ADSL2 Configuration 6-126
Command
6.7 xDSL Spectrum Profile for ADSL2 Plus Configuration 6-128
Command
6.8 ADSL2-plus Custom PSD shape Configuration 6-132
Command
6.9 xDSL Spectrum Profile for VDSL Configuration 6-134
Command
6.10 VDSL Ghs Tones Transmission Power Control 6-141
Configuration Command
6.11 VDSL Custom PSD shape Downstream Configuration 6-143
Command
6.12 VDSL Custom RX PSD shape Upstream Configuration 6-145
Command
6.13 VDSL Power Back Off Configuration Command 6-147
6.14 xDSL Spectrum Profile for VDSL2 Configuration 6-148
Command
6.15 VDSL2 Custom PSD shape Downstream 6-154
6.16 VDSL2 Custom PSD shape Upstream Configuration 6-156
Command
6.17 VDSL2 Custom RX PSD shape Upstream 6-158
6.18 VDSL2 Virtual Noise Downstream Configuration 6-160
Command
6.19 VDSL2 Virtual Noise Upstream Configuration 6-162
Command
6.20 VDSL2 Power Back Off Configuration Command 6-164
6.21 xDSL DPBO Profile Configuration Command 6-166
6.22 xDSL DPBO Mode Independent Custom PSD Mask 6-168
6.23 xDSL DPBO Exchange PSD Mask Configuration 6-170
Command
6.24 xDSL RTX Profile Configuration Command 6-172
6.25 xDSL Vectoring Profile Configuration Command 6-176
6.26 xDSL Vectoring Control Entity Profile Configuration 6-179
Command
6.27 xDSL Board Configuration Command 6-182
6.28 xDSL Board Vectoring Fallback Configuration 6-185
Command
6.29 xDSL Line Configuration Command 6-188

6.30 xDSL Line TCA Threshold Configuration Command 6-193
6.31 xDSL Per Line Overrule Configuration Command 6-196
6.32 xDSL Overrule Noise Psd Shape Downstream 6-203
6.33 xDSL Overrule Noise Psd Shape Upstream 6-205
6.34 xDSL INS Near End Configuration Command 6-207
6.35 xDSL INS Far End Configuration Command 6-209

6 xDSL Configuration Commands
6.1 xDSL Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "xDSL Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----xdsl
----[no] service-profile
- (index)
- name
X (scope)
- version
- [no] ra-mode-down
- [no] ra-mode-up
- [no] min-bitrate-down
- [no] min-bitrate-up
- [no] plan-bitrate-down
- [no] plan-bitrate-up
- [no] max-bitrate-down
- [no] max-bitrate-up
- [no] max-delay-down
- [no] max-delay-up
- [no] max-delay-var-dn
- [no] max-delay-var-up
- [no] memory-down
- [no] imp-noise-prot-dn
- [no] imp-noise-prot-up
- [no] inp-wo-erasure-dn
- [no] inp-wo-erasure-up
- [no] min-l2-br-down
- [no] active
----[no] spectrum-profile
- (index)
- name
X (scope)
- version
- [no] dis-ansi-t1413
- [no] dis-etsi-dts
- [no] dis-g992-1-a
- [no] dis-g992-1-b
- [no] dis-g992-2-a
- [no] dis-g992-3-a
- [no] dis-g992-3-b
- [no] g992-3-aj
- [no] g992-3-l1
- [no] g992-3-l2
- [no] g992-3-am
- [no] g992-5-a
- [no] g992-5-b
- [no] ansi-t1.424

- [no] dis-etsi-ts
- [no] itu-g993-1
- [no] ieee-802.3ah
- [no] g992-5-aj
- [no] g992-5-am
- [no] g993-2-8a
- [no] g993-2-8b
- [no] g993-2-8c
- [no] g993-2-8d
- [no] g993-2-12a
- [no] g993-2-12b
- [no] g993-2-17a
- [no] g993-2-30a
- [no] min-noise-down
- [no] min-noise-up
- [no] trgt-noise-down
- [no] trgt-noise-up
- [no] max-noise-down
- [no] max-noise-up
- [no] carrier-mask-down
- [no] carrier-mask-up
- [no] rf-band-list
- [no] power_mgnt_mode
- [no] l0-time
- [no] l2-time
- [no] l2-agpow-red-tx
- [no] modification
- [no] active
- [no] rau-noise-down
- [no] rau-noise-up
- [no] rau-time-down
- [no] rau-time-up
- [no] rad-noise-down
- [no] rad-noise-up
- [no] rad-time-down
- [no] rad-time-up
- [no] l2-agpw-to-red-tx
----artificial-noise-down
- (psd-point)
- [no] frequency
- [no] psd
----adsl-adsl2
X [no] proprietary-feat
- [no] propr-feat-value
- [no] max-agpowlev-down
- [no] max-agpowlev-up
- [no] max-psd-down
- [no] max-psd-up
- [no] pbo-mode-up
- [no] max-recv-power-up
- [no] psd-mask-up
----re-adsl
- [no] max-psd-down
- [no] max-psd-up

- [no] pbo-mode-up
----adsl2-plus
- [no] max-psd-down
- [no] max-psd-up
- [no] psd-shape-down
- [no] pbo-mode-up
- [no] psd-mask-up
----cust-psd-pt-down
- (psd-point)
- [no] frequency
- [no] psd
----vdsl
- [no] vdsl-band-plan
- [no] optional-band
- [no] optional-endfreq
- [no] adsl-band
- [no] psd-shape-up
X [no] pbo-mode-down
- [no] pbo-mode
- [no] rx-psd-shape-up
- [no] ghstones-pwr-mode
- [no] max-band
- [no] max-freq
- [no] m-psd-level-down
- [no] m-psd-level-up
- [no] psd-pbo-par-a-up
- [no] psd-pbo-par-b-up
- [no] cust-psd-sc-down
- [no] cust-psd-ty-down
- [no] cust-rx-psd-sc-up
- [no] cust-rx-psd-ty-up
- [no] opt-startfreq
----ghstone-set-pwr-ctrl
- [no] a43
- [no] b43
- [no] a43c
- [no] v43
- (psd-point)
- [no] frequency
- [no] psd
----cust-rx-psd-pt-up
- (psd-point)
- [no] frequency
- [no] psd
----pbo
- (band)
- [no] param-a

- [no] param-b
----vdsl2
- [no] cs-psd-shape-dn
- [no] cs-psd-shape-up
- [no] psd-shape-up
- [no] rx-psd-shape-up
- [no] psd-pbo-e-len-up
- [no] m-psd-level-down
- [no] m-psd-level-up
- [no] psd-pbo-par-a-up
- [no] psd-pbo-par-b-up
- [no] v-noise-snr-down
- [no] v-noise-snr-up
- [no] v-noise-psd-down
- [no] v-noise-psd-up
- [no] cust-psd-sc-down
- [no] cust-psd-ty-down
- [no] cust-psd-sc-up
- [no] cust-psd-ty-up
- [no] cust-rx-psd-sc-up
- [no] cust-rx-psd-ty-up
- [no] upbo-aele-mode
- [no] upboaele-min-thrs
- (psd-point)
- [no] frequency
- [no] psd
----cust-psd-pt-up
- (psd-point)
- [no] frequency
- [no] psd
----cust-rx-psd-pt-up
- (psd-point)
- [no] frequency
- [no] psd
----v-noise-psd-pt-down
- (psd-point)
- [no] frequency
- [no] psd
----v-noise-psd-pt-up
- (psd-point)
- [no] frequency
- [no] psd
----pbo
- (band)
- [no] equal-fext
- [no] param-a
- [no] param-b
----[no] dpbo-profile
- (index)
- name
- [no] es-elect-length
- [no] es-cable-model-a
- [no] es-cable-model-b

- [no] es-cable-model-c
- [no] min-usable-signal
- [no] min-frequency
- [no] max-frequency
- [no] rs-elect-length
- [no] muf-control
- [no] offset
- [no] active
- [no] modification
----micpsd-pt-down
- (psd-point)
- [no] frequency
- [no] psd
----epsd-pt-down
- (psd-point)
- [no] frequency
- [no] psd
----[no] rtx-profile
- (index)
- name
- version
- [no] rtx-mode-dn
- [no] rtx-mode-up
- [no] min-exp-thrpt-dn
- [no] min-exp-thrpt-up
- [no] plan-exp-thrpt-dn
- [no] plan-exp-thrpt-up
- [no] max-exp-thrpt-dn
- [no] max-exp-thrpt-up
- [no] max-net-rate-dn
- [no] max-net-rate-up
- [no] min-delay-dn
- [no] min-delay-up
- [no] max-delay-dn
- [no] max-delay-up
- [no] min-inp-shine-dn
- [no] min-inp-shine-up
- [no] min-inp-rein-dn
- [no] min-inp-rein-up
- [no] int-arr-time-dn
- [no] int-arr-time-up
- [no] shine-ratio-dn
- [no] shine-ratio-up
- [no] leftr-thresh-dn
- [no] leftr-thresh-up
- [no] active
- [no] modification
----[no] vect-profile
- (index)
- name
- version
- [no] fext-cancel-up
- [no] fext-cancel-dn
- [no] leg-can-dn-m1
- [no] leg-can-dn-m2
- [no] dis-gvect-cpe
- [no] gvecfriend-cpe
- [no] gvecfriend-dn-cpe

- [no] legacy-cpe
- [no] band-control-up
- [no] band-control-dn
- [no] vect-leav-thresh
- [no] vect-feat-bitmap
- [no] active
- [no] modification
----[no] vce-profile
- (index)
- name
- version
- [no] vce-gain-mode
- [no] vce-join-timeout
- [no] vce-min-par-join
- [no] vce-hist-pcoder
- [no] vce-band-plan
- [no] active
- [no] modification
----board
- (board-index)
- [no] dpbo-profile
- [no] vce-profile
- [no] vplt-autodiscover
- [no] vce-capacity-mode
----vect-fallback
- [no] fb-vplt-com-fail
- [no] fb-cpe-cap-mism
- [no] fb-conf-not-feas
- [no] spectrum-profile
- [no] service-profile
- [no] dpbo-profile
- [no] rtx-profile
----line
- (if-index)
- [no] dpbo-profile
- [no] rtx-profile
- [no] vect-profile
- [no] ansi-t1413
- [no] etsi-dts
- [no] g992-1-a
- [no] g992-1-b
- [no] g992-2-a
- [no] g992-3-a
- [no] g992-3-b
- [no] g992-3-aj
- [no] g992-3-l1
- [no] g992-3-l2
- [no] g992-3-am
- [no] g992-5-a
- [no] g992-5-b
- [no] ansi-t1.424
- [no] etsi-ts
- [no] itu-g993-1
- [no] ieee-802.3ah
- [no] g992-5-aj
- [no] g992-5-am

- [no] g993-2-8a
- [no] g993-2-8b
- [no] g993-2-8c
- [no] g993-2-8d
- [no] g993-2-12a
- [no] g993-2-12b
- [no] g993-2-17a
- [no] g993-2-30a
- [no] carrier-data-mode
- [no] admin-up
X bonding-mode
- [no] transfer-mode
- [no] imp-noise-sensor
- [no] vect-qln-mode
- [no] auto-switch
----tca-line-threshold
- [no] enable
- [no] es-nearend
- [no] ses-nearend
- [no] uas-nearend
- [no] leftr-nearend
- [no] leftr-day-nearend
- [no] es-day-nearend
- [no] ses-day-nearend
- [no] uas-day-nearend
- [no] es-farend
- [no] ses-farend
- [no] uas-farend
- [no] es-day-farend
- [no] ses-day-farend
- [no] uas-day-farend
- [no] leftr-farend
- [no] leftr-day-farend
----[no] overrule-data
- (if-index)
- [no] max-delay-up
- [no] trgt-noise-down
- [no] trgt-noise-up
- [no] max-psd-down
- [no] max-psd-up
- [no] carrier-mask-down
- [no] carrier-mask-up
- [no] noise-psd-mode-dn
- [no] noise-psd-mode-up
- [no] rtx-mode-dn
- [no] rtx-mode-up

- [no] min-delay-dn
- [no] min-delay-up
- [no] rtx-max-delay-dn
- [no] rtx-max-delay-up
- [no] memory-down
- [no] modification
- [no] active
----noise-psd-pt-down
- (psd-point)
- [no] frequency
- [no] psd
----noise-psd-pt-up
- (psd-point)
- [no] frequency
- [no] psd
----imp-noise-sensor
----near-end
- (if-index)
- [no] inm-mode
- [no] inm-eq-inp-mode
- [no] ins-sensitivity
- [no] inm-cluster-cont
- [no] inm-iat-offset
- [no] inm-iat-step
----far-end
- (if-index)
- [no] inm-mode
- [no] inm-eq-inp-mode
- [no] ins-sensitivity
- [no] inm-cluster-cont
- [no] inm-iat-offset
- [no] inm-iat-step

6.2 xDSL Common Service Profile Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the DSL service profile. The service profile groups all parameters on
DSL service level (data rates, Rate Adaption mode, delay, ...). The service parameters are common for all DSL
flavors.
DESCRIPTION FOR THE COMMAND PARAMETER-SCOPE:The combination scope+profile must be
unique.Typically local-profile must be used especially when configuring via CLI.Use of network-profile is
depreciated.The network-profile was foreseen to allow management agents to define network-wide unique
profiles,independent of what local profiles may have been created.
DESCRIPTION FOR THE COMMAND PARAMETER max-delay-down and max-delay-up:The delay is expressed
in milliseconds.Range: 1 to 63 ms in steps of 1 ms with 1 as special value.The value 1 is used to specify that fast or
pseudo fast latency (i.e. no interleaving).
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with xdsl privileges, and executed by operators with xdsl privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl ( no service-profile (index) ) | ( service-profile (index) name <AsamProfileName> [ (scope) ] [
version <SignedInteger> ] [ no ra-mode-down | ra-mode-down <Xdsl::RAModeDownType> ] [ no ra-mode-up |
ra-mode-up <Xdsl::RAModeUpType> ] [ no min-bitrate-down | min-bitrate-down <Xdsl::BitRate> ] [ no
min-bitrate-up | min-bitrate-up <Xdsl::BitRate> ] [ no plan-bitrate-down | plan-bitrate-down <Xdsl::BitRate> ] [ no
plan-bitrate-up | plan-bitrate-up <Xdsl::BitRate> ] [ no max-bitrate-down | max-bitrate-down <Xdsl::BitRate> ] [
no max-bitrate-up | max-bitrate-up <Xdsl::BitRate> ] [ no max-delay-down | max-delay-down
<Xdsl::InterleavingDelay> ] [ no max-delay-up | max-delay-up <Xdsl::InterleavingDelay> ] [ no max-delay-var-dn
| max-delay-var-dn <Xdsl::VariationDelay> ] [ no max-delay-var-up | max-delay-var-up <Xdsl::VariationDelay> ]
[ no memory-down | memory-down <Xdsl::DownstreamMemory> ] [ no imp-noise-prot-dn | imp-noise-prot-dn
<Xdsl::ImpNoiseProtection> ] [ no imp-noise-prot-up | imp-noise-prot-up <Xdsl::ImpNoiseProtection> ] [ [ no ]
inp-wo-erasure-dn ] [ [ no ] inp-wo-erasure-up ] [ no min-l2-br-down | min-l2-br-down <Xdsl::BitRate> ] [ [ no ]
active ] )
Command Parameters
Table 6.2-1 "xDSL Common Service Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: index of the profile
- a profile index value
- range: [1...1024]
Table 6.2-2 "xDSL Common Service Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters


name Parameter type: <AsamProfileName> mandatory parameter
Format: profile name
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
(scope) Format: obsolete parameter that will be
local-profile ignored
Possible values: scope of the profile
- local-profile : the local profile
version Parameter type: <SignedInteger> optional parameter
Format: version maintained by manager,
- a signed integer usually 1 for new profile
[no] ra-mode-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::RAModeDownType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "automatic"
( operator-ctrld rate adaptation mode for down
| automatic stream
| dynamic )
Possible values:
- operator-ctrld : operator controlled rate adaptive mode in
downstream
- automatic : automatic rate adaptive mode at startup in
downstream
- dynamic : dynamic rate adaptive mode at startup and at
showtime in downstream
[no] ra-mode-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::RAModeUpType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "automatic"
( operator-ctrld rate adaptation mode for up
| automatic stream
| dynamic )
Possible values:
- operator-ctrld : operator controlled rate adaptive mode in
upstream
- automatic : automatic rate adaptive mode at startup in
upstream
- dynamic : dynamic rate adaptive mode at startup and at
showtime in upstream
[no] min-bitrate-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 1024
- a bit rate value minimum downstream bit rate to
- unit: kbps be maintained
- range: [0...262143]
[no] min-bitrate-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 64
- a bit rate value minimum upstream bit rate to be
- unit: kbps maintained
- range: [0...262143]
[no] plan-bitrate-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 1536
- a bit rate value planned bitrate in downstream
- unit: kbps
- range: [0...262143]
[no] plan-bitrate-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 128
- a bit rate value planned bitrate in upstream
- unit: kbps
- range: [0...262143]
[no] max-bitrate-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRate> optional parameter with default


Format: value: 6144
- a bit rate value maximum bitrate in downstream
- unit: kbps
- range: [0...262143]
[no] max-bitrate-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 640
- a bit rate value maximum bitrate in upstream
- unit: kbps
- range: [0...262143]
[no] max-delay-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::InterleavingDelay> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 16
- a delay time period maximum delay for interleaving
- unit: msec function in downstream
- range: [1...63]
[no] max-delay-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::InterleavingDelay> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 16
- unit: msec function in upstream
- range: [1...63]
[no] max-delay-var-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::VariationDelay> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 255
- a delay time period maximum delay variation in
- unit: 1/10msec downstream
- range: [1...255]
[no] max-delay-var-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::VariationDelay> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 255
- a delay time period maximum delay variation in
- unit: 1/10msec upstream
- range: [1...255]
[no] memory-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::DownstreamMemory> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 255
- configurable downstream memory configurable memory for
- unit: 1/100 downstream.Value 0-100 express
- range: [0...100,255] the % of memory to be allocated
to the downstream direction and
special value 255 means the
vendor discretionary algorithm
shall be used.
[no] imp-noise-prot-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::ImpNoiseProtection> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- minimum impulse noise protection minimum impulse noise
- unit: 1/10 symbols protection in downstream
- range: [0...160]
[no] imp-noise-prot-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::ImpNoiseProtection> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- unit: 1/10 symbols protection in upstream
- range: [0...160]
[no] inp-wo-erasure-dn Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
min-inp even without erasure
detection
[no] inp-wo-erasure-up Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
min-inp even without erasure
detection
[no] min-l2-br-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 128
- a bit rate value minimum downstream bitrate to


- unit: kbps be maintained during L2
- range: [0...262143]
[no] active Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
The parameter is not visible
during creation.
to activate the profile

6.3 xDSL Common Spectrum Profile Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the DSL spectrum profile. The spectrum profiles groups all
parameters on DSL on physical level. These parameters are mainly related to the environmental conditions of the
line (spectrum management).
The Spectrum Configuration profile contains parameters which have a common value for all DSL flavors
(Common) and parameters which have a specific value depending on the DSL flavor used (ADSL1/2, READSL2,
ADSL2Plus, VDSL,VDSL2).
The specific values depending on the DSL flavor can be configured via:
• configure xdsl spectrum-profile adsl-adsl2
• configure xdsl spectrum-profile re-adsl
• configure xdsl spectrum-profile adsl2-plus
• configure xdsl spectrum-profile vdsl
• configure xdsl spectrum-profile vdsl2
The actual selected operating mode determines which set of DSL specific parameters is used. In case a common
parameter is not supported for a specific DSL flavor, this parameter will be ignored for that flavor.
When all the DSL specific flavors are configured the complete profile has to be activated.
DESCRIPTION FOR THE COMMAND PARAMETER-SCOPE:The combination scope+profilemust be
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl ( no spectrum-profile (index) ) | ( spectrum-profile (index) name <AsamProfileName> [ (scope) ] [
version <SignedInteger> ] [ [ no ] dis-ansi-t1413 ] [ [ no ] dis-etsi-dts ] [ [ no ] dis-g992-1-a ] [ [ no ] dis-g992-1-b ]
[ [ no ] dis-g992-2-a ] [ [ no ] dis-g992-3-a ] [ [ no ] dis-g992-3-b ] [ [ no ] g992-3-aj ] [ [ no ] g992-3-l1 ] [ [ no ]
g992-3-l2 ] [ [ no ] g992-3-am ] [ [ no ] g992-5-a ] [ [ no ] g992-5-b ] [ [ no ] ansi-t1.424 ] [ [ no ] dis-etsi-ts ] [ [ no
] itu-g993-1 ] [ [ no ] ieee-802.3ah ] [ [ no ] g992-5-aj ] [ [ no ] g992-5-am ] [ [ no ] g993-2-8a ] [ [ no ] g993-2-8b ]
[ [ no ] g993-2-8c ] [ [ no ] g993-2-8d ] [ [ no ] g993-2-12a ] [ [ no ] g993-2-12b ] [ [ no ] g993-2-17a ] [ [ no ]
g993-2-30a ] [ no min-noise-down | min-noise-down <Xdsl::NoiseMargin> ] [ no min-noise-up | min-noise-up
<Xdsl::NoiseMargin> ] [ no trgt-noise-down | trgt-noise-down <Xdsl::NoiseMargin> ] [ no trgt-noise-up |
trgt-noise-up <Xdsl::NoiseMargin> ] [ no max-noise-down | max-noise-down <Xdsl::NoiseMarginPlus> ] [ no
max-noise-up | max-noise-up <Xdsl::NoiseMarginPlus> ] [ no carrier-mask-down | carrier-mask-down
<Xdsl::CarrierMaskDown> ] [ no carrier-mask-up | carrier-mask-up <Xdsl::CarrierMaskUp> ] [ no rf-band-list |
rf-band-list <Xdsl::RFBandOrNotUsed> ] [ no power_mgnt_mode | power_mgnt_mode
<Xdsl::LinePowerMgtMode> ] [ no l0-time | l0-time <Xdsl::LineL0Time> ] [ no l2-time | l2-time

<Xdsl::LineL2Time> ] [ no l2-agpow-red-tx | l2-agpow-red-tx <Xdsl::LineL2Atpr> ] [ no modification |

modification <Xdsl::ModifyStatus> ] [ [ no ] active ] [ no rau-noise-down | rau-noise-down <Xdsl::NoiseMargin> ]
[ no rau-noise-up | rau-noise-up <Xdsl::NoiseMargin> ] [ no rau-time-down | rau-time-down <Xdsl::RaTime> ] [
no rau-time-up | rau-time-up <Xdsl::RaTime> ] [ no rad-noise-down | rad-noise-down <Xdsl::NoiseMargin> ] [ no
rad-noise-up | rad-noise-up <Xdsl::NoiseMargin> ] [ no rad-time-down | rad-time-down <Xdsl::RaTime> ] [ no
rad-time-up | rad-time-up <Xdsl::RaTime> ] [ no l2-agpw-to-red-tx | l2-agpw-to-red-tx <Xdsl::LineL2AtprT> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 6.3-1 "xDSL Common Spectrum Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: index of the profile.
- range: [1...256]
Table 6.3-2 "xDSL Common Spectrum Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
(scope) Format: obsolete parameter that will be
local-profile ignored
Possible values: scope of the profile
[no] dis-ansi-t1413 Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable ANSI T1.413-1998
[no] dis-etsi-dts Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable ETSI DTS/TM06006
[no] dis-g992-1-a Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable G.992.1 POTS
non-overlapped spectrum
[no] dis-g992-1-b Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable G.992.1 ISDN
[no] dis-g992-3-b Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable G.992.3 ISDN
[no] g992-3-aj Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
G.992.3 all digital mode
[no] g992-3-l1 Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
G.992.3 POTS non-overlapped
spectrum US mask 1


spectrum US mask 2
[no] g992-3-am Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
G.992.3 extended POTS with
[no] g992-5-a Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
spectrum
[no] g992-5-b Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
G.992.5 ISDN non-overlapped
spectrum
[no] ansi-t1.424 Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
ANSI T1.424
[no] dis-etsi-ts Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable ETSI TS
[no] itu-g993-1 Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
ITU G993-1
[no] ieee-802.3ah Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
IEEE 802.3ah
G.992.5 extended POTS
[no] g993-2-8a Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
G.993.2_8A VDSL-2 with profile
8A
[no] g993-2-8b Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
G.993.2_8B VDSL-2 with profile
8B
[no] g993-2-8c Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
G.993.2_8C VDSL-2 with profile
8C
[no] g993-2-8d Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
G.993.2_8D VDSL-2 with profile
8D
G.993.2_12A VDSL-2 with
profile 12A
G.993.2_12B VDSL-2 with
profile 12B
profile 17A
profile 30A
[no] min-noise-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::NoiseMargin> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- a noise margin value minimum noise margin in
- unit: 1/10 db downstream
- range: [0...310]
[no] min-noise-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::NoiseMargin> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- a noise margin value minimum noise margin in


- unit: 1/10 db upstream
- range: [0...310]
[no] trgt-noise-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::NoiseMargin> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 60
- a noise margin value target noise margin in
- range: [0...310]
[no] trgt-noise-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::NoiseMargin> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 60
- a noise margin value target noise margin in upstream
- unit: 1/10 db
- range: [0...310]
[no] max-noise-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::NoiseMarginPlus> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 511
- a normal noise margin value plus special value maximum noise margin in
- range: [0...310,511]
[no] max-noise-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::NoiseMarginPlus> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 511
- a normal noise margin value plus special value maximum noise margin in
- unit: 1/10 db upstream
- range: [0...310,511]
[no] carrier-mask-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::CarrierMaskDown> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00
- an octet string bitmask defining carrier mask : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
- length: 64 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00"
the downstream carrier mask
pattern
[no] carrier-mask-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::CarrierMaskUp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00
- an octet string bitmask defining carrier mask : 00 : 00"
- length: 8 the upstream carrier mask pattern
[no] rf-band-list Parameter type: <Xdsl::RFBandOrNotUsed> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "07 : 12 : 07 : d0 : 19 : 0d
( not-used : ac : 0e : d8 : 19 : 1b : 58 : 1b :
| <Xdsl::RFBand> ) bc : 19 : 27 : 74 : 27 : a6 : 19"
Possible values: list of RF bands
- not-used : rfi-band not used
Field type <Xdsl::RFBand>
- a variable lenght octet string defining rf band list
- length: x<=80
[no] power_mgnt_mode Parameter type: <Xdsl::LinePowerMgtMode> optional parameter with default
( none permission of power management
| l2 states
| l3
| l2-l3 )
Possible values:
- none : l2 or l3 not supported
- l2 : only l2 supported


- l3 : only l3 supported
- l2-l3 : l2 and l3 supported
[no] l0-time Parameter type: <Xdsl::LineL0Time> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 255
- min time in a state before transitting into another min time between exit from and
- unit: sec entry in l2 state
- range: [0...1800]
[no] l2-time Parameter type: <Xdsl::LineL2Time> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 60
- min time in a state before transitting into another min time between entry in l2 and
- unit: sec first power trim
- range: [0...1800]
[no] l2-agpow-red-tx Parameter type: <Xdsl::LineL2Atpr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 3
- the maximum aggregate transmit power reduction the maximum aggregate transmit
- unit: db power reduction for l2
- range: [0...31]
[no] modification Parameter type: <Xdsl::ModifyStatus> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "complete"
( start to modify the profile
| cancel
| complete )
Possible values:
- start : to start modifying the profile
- cancel : to cancel the modifications done
- complete : to complete the modifications
during creation.
[no] rau-noise-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::NoiseMargin> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 70
- a noise margin value downstream upshift noise margin
- unit: 1/10 db for rate adaptation
- range: [0...310]
[no] rau-noise-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::NoiseMargin> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 70
- a noise margin value upstream upshift noise margin for
- unit: 1/10 db rate adaptation
- range: [0...310]
[no] rau-time-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::RaTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 300
- a data rate value downstream minimum upshift
- unit: sec rate adaptation interval
- range: [0...16383]
[no] rau-time-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::RaTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 300
- a data rate value upstream minimum upshift rate
- unit: sec adaptation interval
- range: [0...16383]
[no] rad-noise-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::NoiseMargin> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 20
- a noise margin value downstream downshift noise
- unit: 1/10 db margin for rate adaptation
- range: [0...310]
[no] rad-noise-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::NoiseMargin> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 20


- a noise margin value upstream downshift noise margin
- unit: 1/10 db for rate adaptation
- range: [0...310]
[no] rad-time-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::RaTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 30
- a data rate value downstream minimum downshift
- range: [0...16383]
[no] rad-time-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::RaTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 30
- a data rate value upstream minimum downshift
- range: [0...16383]
[no] l2-agpw-to-red-tx Parameter type: <Xdsl::LineL2AtprT> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 31
- the total maximum aggregate transmit power reduction total maximum aggregate
- unit: db transmit power reduction for L2
- range: [0...31]

6.4 xDSL Artificial Noise Downstream

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure artificial noise in Downstream
This command allows to specify the transmitter-referred artificial noise level to be used as additional noise source
at the downstream transmitter.
Artificial Noise PSD points are defined in the range -140dBm/Hz..-40 dBm/Hz. These values must be manually
converted to the range 0..200 using the formula -2*(40 + PSD level).
A special value (-167,5 dBm/Hz) (entered value: 255) states no artificial noise has to be applied.
When all break points are set to default values (frequency 0, psd 0), the psd shape is cleared. To clear the entire
shape at once, set the first two breakpoints to default values. When any other breakpoint is set to default values, all
points following it will also be set to the default values.
When defining a PSD shape, a minimum of 2 PSD points should be specified. The successive PSD points must have
increasing (>/=) frequencies. It is allowed that for two successive PSD points, different PSD levels are defined at a
same frequency (brickwall).
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl spectrum-profile (index) artificial-noise-down (psd-point) [ no frequency | frequency

<Xdsl::CustFreq> ] [ no psd | psd <Xdsl::CustPsd> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.4-1 "xDSL Artificial Noise Downstream Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...256]
(psd-point) Format: psd-point
- psd point
- range: [1...32]
Table 6.4-2 "xDSL Artificial Noise Downstream Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] frequency Parameter type: <Xdsl::CustFreq> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0


- frequency psd frequency
- unit: khz
- range: [0...30000]
[no] psd Parameter type: <Xdsl::CustPsd> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- psd level psd level
- unit: -2*(40+PSD level in dBm/Hz)
- range: [0...200,255]

6.5 xDSL Spectrum Profile for ADSL/ADSL2

Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the ADSL and ADSL2 specific part of the DSL spectrum profile. The
spectrum profiles groups all parameters on DSL on physical level. These parameters are mainly related to the
environmental conditions of the line (spectrum management).
The Spectrum Configuration Profile contains parameters which have a common value for all DSL flavors
ADSL2Plus, VDSL).
This chapter contains the ADSL-ADSL2 flavor specific parameters.
Note: the activation of the profile has to be done via configure xdsl spectrum-profile.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl spectrum-profile (index) adsl-adsl2 [ [ no ] proprietary-feat ] [ no propr-feat-value |

propr-feat-value <Xdsl::ProprFeatValue> ] [ no max-agpowlev-down | max-agpowlev-down <Xdsl::PowerLevel> ]
[ no max-agpowlev-up | max-agpowlev-up <Xdsl::PowerLevel> ] [ no max-psd-down | max-psd-down
<Xdsl::Adsl2PowerSpectralDensityDown> ] [ no max-psd-up | max-psd-up
<Xdsl::Adsl2PowerSpectralDensityUp> ] [ [ no ] pbo-mode-up ] [ no max-recv-power-up | max-recv-power-up
<Xdsl::RxPowerLevel> ] [ no psd-mask-up | psd-mask-up <Xdsl::Adsl2PsdMaskUp> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.5-1 "xDSL Spectrum Profile for ADSL/ADSL2 Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...256]
Table 6.5-2 "xDSL Spectrum Profile for ADSL/ADSL2 Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
[no] proprietary-feat Parameter type: boolean obsolete parameter that will be
ignored
enable proprietary features of the
modem


[no] propr-feat-value Parameter type: <Xdsl::ProprFeatValue> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 1
- Proprietary feature proprietary feature
- range: [0...4294967295]
[no] max-agpowlev-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::PowerLevel> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 255
- a power level value maximum aggregate power
- unit: 1/10 * dBm allowed in downstream
- range: [0...255]
[no] max-agpowlev-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::PowerLevel> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 255
- unit: 1/10 * dBm allowed in upstream
- range: [0...255]
[no] max-psd-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::Adsl2PowerSpectralDensityDown> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -400
- a power spectral density value maximum power spectral density
- unit: 1/10 * dBm/Hz allowed in downstream
- range: [-600...-400]
[no] max-psd-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::Adsl2PowerSpectralDensityUp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -380
- unit: 1/10 * dBm/Hz allowed in upstream
- range: [-600...-380]
[no] pbo-mode-up Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
upstream power backoff mode
ON
[no] max-recv-power-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::RxPowerLevel> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 255
- a received power level value the maximum receive power
- range: [-255...255]
[no] psd-mask-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::Adsl2PsdMaskUp> optional parameter with default
( default power spectral density mask in
| adlu32-eu32 upstream
| adlu36-eu36
| adlu40-eu40
| adlu44-eu44
| adlu48-eu48
| adlu52-eu52
| adlu56-eu56
| adlu60-eu60
| adlu64-eu64 )
Possible values:
- default : the default mask which is equivalent to
adlu56-eu56
- adlu32-eu32 : mask eu-32 for annex-m and adlu-32 for
annex-j
annex-j
annex-j
annex-j
annex-j


annex-j
annex-j
annex-j
annex-j

6.6 xDSL Spectrum Profile for RE-ADSL2

Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the Reach Extented ADSL2 specific part of the DSL spectrum profile.
The spectrum profiles groups all parameters on DSL on physical level. These parameters are mainly related to the
ADSL2Plus, VDSL).
This chapter contains the Reach Extended DSL2 flavor specific parameters.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl spectrum-profile (index) re-adsl [ [ no ] proprietary-feat ] [ no propr-feat-value | propr-feat-value

<Xdsl::ProprFeatValue> ] [ no max-agpowlev-down | max-agpowlev-down <Xdsl::PowerLevel> ] [ no
max-agpowlev-up | max-agpowlev-up <Xdsl::PowerLevel> ] [ no max-psd-down | max-psd-down
<Xdsl::ReAdsl2PowerSpectralDensityDown> ] [ no max-psd-up | max-psd-up
<Xdsl::ReAdsl2PowerSpectralDensityUp> ] [ [ no ] pbo-mode-up ] [ no max-recv-power-up | max-recv-power-up
<Xdsl::RxPowerLevel> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.6-1 "xDSL Spectrum Profile for RE-ADSL2 Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...256]
Table 6.6-2 "xDSL Spectrum Profile for RE-ADSL2 Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
ignored
modem


Format: value: 1
- range: [0...4294967295]
Format: value: 255
- range: [0...255]
Format: value: 255
- range: [0...255]
[no] max-psd-down Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<Xdsl::ReAdsl2PowerSpectralDensityDown> value: -370
Format: maximum power spectral density
- a power spectral density value allowed in downstream
- unit: 1/10 * dBm/Hz
- range: [-600...-370]
[no] max-psd-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::ReAdsl2PowerSpectralDensityUp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -329
- range: [-600...-329]
ON
Format: value: 255
- range: [-255...255]

6.7 xDSL Spectrum Profile for ADSL2 Plus

Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the ADSL2-plus specific part of the DSL spectrum profile. The
spectrum profiles groups all parameters on DSL on physical level. These parameters are mainly related to the
ADSL2Plus, VDSL).
This chapter contains the ADSL2-plus flavor specific parameters.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl spectrum-profile (index) adsl2-plus [ [ no ] proprietary-feat ] [ no propr-feat-value |

propr-feat-value <Xdsl::ProprFeatValue> ] [ no max-agpowlev-down | max-agpowlev-down <Xdsl::PowerLevel> ]
[ no max-agpowlev-up | max-agpowlev-up <Xdsl::PowerLevel> ] [ no max-psd-down | max-psd-down
<Xdsl::Adsl2PlusPowerSpectralDensityDown> ] [ no max-psd-up | max-psd-up
<Xdsl::Adsl2PlusPowerSpectralDensityUp> ] [ no psd-shape-down | psd-shape-down
<Xdsl::Adsl2PlusPsdShapeDown> ] [ [ no ] pbo-mode-up ] [ no max-recv-power-up | max-recv-power-up
<Xdsl::RxPowerLevel> ] [ no psd-mask-up | psd-mask-up <Xdsl::Adsl2PlusPsdMaskUp> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.7-1 "xDSL Spectrum Profile for ADSL2 Plus Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...256]
Table 6.7-2 "xDSL Spectrum Profile for ADSL2 Plus Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
ignored


modem
Format: value: 1
- range: [0...4294967295]
Format: value: 255
- range: [0...255]
Format: value: 255
- range: [0...255]
[no] max-psd-down Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<Xdsl::Adsl2PlusPowerSpectralDensityDown> value: -400
Format: maximum power spectral density
- a power spectral density value allowed in downstream
- range: [-600...-400]
[no] max-psd-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::Adsl2PlusPowerSpectralDensityUp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -380
- range: [-600...-380]
[no] psd-shape-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::Adsl2PlusPsdShapeDown> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "std-psd-down"
( custom-psd-down power spectral density shape in
| std-psd-down downstream
| ca100-psd-down
| ca110-psd-down
| ca120-psd-down
| ca130-psd-down
| ca140-psd-down
| ca150-psd-down
| ca160-psd-down
| ca170-psd-down
| ca180-psd-down
| ca190-psd-down
| ca200-psd-down
| ca210-psd-down
| ca220-psd-down
| ca230-psd-down
| ca240-psd-down
| ca250-psd-down
| ca260-psd-down
| ca270-psd-down
| ca280-psd-down
| cust-psd-down : <Xdsl::Adsl2PlusCustPsdShape> )
Possible values:
- cust-psd-down : custom psd shape in downstream in octet
string format
- custom-psd-down : custom psd shape in downstream
- std-psd-down : standard psd mask downstream
- ca100-psd-down : psd mask downstream with cut-off 100


Field type <Xdsl::Adsl2PlusCustPsdShape>
- an octet string defining custom psd shape
- length: x<=61
ON
Format: value: 255
- range: [-255...255]
[no] psd-mask-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::Adsl2PlusPsdMaskUp> optional parameter with default
( default power spectral density mask in
| adlu32-eu32 upstream
| adlu36-eu36
| adlu40-eu40
| adlu44-eu44
| adlu48-eu48
| adlu52-eu52
| adlu56-eu56
| adlu60-eu60
| adlu64-eu64 )
Possible values:
- default : the default mask which is equivalent to
adlu56-eu56
annex-j
annex-j
annex-j
annex-j
annex-j
annex-j
annex-j


annex-j
annex-j

6.8 ADSL2-plus Custom PSD shape Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the ADSL2-plus custom psd shape in downstream direction.
It helps operator to enter the custom psd shape in a user-friendly way. Instead of entering octets the operator can
enter numbers corresponding to frequency and psd.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl spectrum-profile (index) adsl2-plus cust-psd-pt-down (psd-point) [ no frequency | frequency
<Xdsl::CustFrqAdsl2> ] [ no psd | psd <Xdsl::PsdLevel> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.8-1 "ADSL2-plus Custom PSD shape Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...256]
(psd-point) Format: psd point
- psd point
- range: [1...20]
Table 6.8-2 "ADSL2-plus Custom PSD shape Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] frequency Parameter type: <Xdsl::CustFrqAdsl2> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- unit: khz
- range: [0...2208]
[no] psd Parameter type: <Xdsl::PsdLevel> optional parameter with default


Format: value: 0
- unit: -2 * (PSD level in dBm/Hz)
- range: [0...255]

6.9 xDSL Spectrum Profile for VDSL Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the VDSL specific part of the DSL spectrum profile. The spectrum
profiles groups all parameters on DSL on physical level. These parameters are mainly related to the environmental
conditions of the line (spectrum management).
ADSL2Plus, VDSL).
This chapter contains the VDSL flavor specific parameters.
Note: the activation of the profile has to be done via configure xdsl spectrum-profile. The configured
cust-psd-sc-down/cust-psd-ty-down, cust-rx-psd-sc-up/ cust-rx-psd-ty-up are ignored by the system after activation
of the profile if no corresponding breakpoints are configured before the activation.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl spectrum-profile (index) vdsl [ [ no ] proprietary-feat ] [ no propr-feat-value | propr-feat-value

<Xdsl::ProprFeatValue> ] [ no vdsl-band-plan | vdsl-band-plan <Xdsl::VdslBandPlan> ] [ no optional-band |
optional-band <Xdsl::OptionalBandUsage> ] [ no optional-endfreq | optional-endfreq
<Xdsl::OptionalBandEndFreq> ] [ no adsl-band | adsl-band <Xdsl::AdslBandUsage> ] [ no max-agpowlev-down |
max-agpowlev-down <Xdsl::VdslPowerLevel> ] [ no max-agpowlev-up | max-agpowlev-up
<Xdsl::VdslPowerLevel> ] [ no psd-shape-down | psd-shape-down <Xdsl::VdslPsdShapeDown> ] [ no
psd-shape-up | psd-shape-up <Xdsl::VdslPsdShapeUp> ] [ [ no ] pbo-mode-down ] [ no pbo-mode | pbo-mode
<Xdsl::PboModeVdsl> ] [ no rx-psd-shape-up | rx-psd-shape-up <Xdsl::RxVdslPsdShapeUp> ] [ no
ghstones-pwr-mode | ghstones-pwr-mode <Xdsl::GhsTonesTxPwr> ] [ no max-band | max-band
<Xdsl::VdslMaxBandNum> ] [ no max-freq | max-freq <Xdsl::VdslMaxFrequency> ] [ no m-psd-level-down |
m-psd-level-down <Xdsl::MaxPsdDown> ] [ no m-psd-level-up | m-psd-level-up <Xdsl::MaxPsdUp> ] [ no
psd-pbo-par-a-up | psd-pbo-par-a-up <Xdsl::ABParamType> ] [ no psd-pbo-par-b-up | psd-pbo-par-b-up
<Xdsl::ABParamType> ] [ no cust-psd-sc-down | cust-psd-sc-down <Xdsl::PsdScaleBit> ] [ no cust-psd-ty-down |
cust-psd-ty-down <Xdsl::PsdTypeBit> ] [ no cust-rx-psd-sc-up | cust-rx-psd-sc-up <Xdsl::PsdScaleBit> ] [ no
cust-rx-psd-ty-up | cust-rx-psd-ty-up <Xdsl::PsdTypeBit> ] [ no opt-startfreq | opt-startfreq
<Xdsl::OptionalBandStartFreq> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.9-1 "xDSL Spectrum Profile for VDSL Configuration Command" Resource Parameters


- range: [1...256]
Table 6.9-2 "xDSL Spectrum Profile for VDSL Configuration Command" Command Parameters
ignored
modem
Format: value: 1
- range: [0...4294967295]
[no] vdsl-band-plan Parameter type: <Xdsl::VdslBandPlan> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "band-plan-a4"
( band-plan-a4 the VDSL band plan
| band-plan-a3
| band-plan-a2
| band-plan-b4
| band-plan-b3
| band-plan-b2
| band-plan-c4
| band-plan-c3
| band-plan-c2
| annex-a
| annex-b-998e
| annex-b-997e
| annex-b-998ade
| annex-b-hpe
| annex-c )
Possible values:
- band-plan-a4 : 4 bands of frequency 998 (ITU-T)
- band-plan-a3 : 3 bands of frequency 998
- band-plan-a2 : 2 bands of frequency 998
- band-plan-b4 : 4 bands of frequency 997 (ITU-T)
- band-plan-b3 : 3 bands of frequency 997
- band-plan-b2 : 2 bands of frequency 997
- band-plan-c4 : 4 bands of specified frequency
- annex-a : ITU-T G.993.2 VDSL2 Annex A (extended)
band plan
- annex-b-998e : ITU-T G.993.2 VDSL2 Annex B band plan
type 998E
type 997E
- annex-b-998ade : ITU-T G.993.2 VDSL2 Annex B band
plan type 998ADE
- annex-b-hpe : ITU-T G.993.2 VDSL2 Annex B band plan
type HPE
- annex-c : ITU-T G.993.2 VDSL2 Annex C band plan
[no] optional-band Parameter type: <Xdsl::OptionalBandUsage> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "off"
( off optional band Usage
| up
| down )


Possible values:
- off : usage of optional band is not allowed
- up : optional band can be used for upstream
- down : optional band can be used for downstream
[no] optional-endfreq Parameter type: <Xdsl::OptionalBandEndFreq> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- an end frequency of the VDSL optional band optional band end frequency
- unit: KHz
- range: [0,138...552]
[no] adsl-band Parameter type: <Xdsl::AdslBandUsage> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "excl-adsl"
( allow-adsl adsl band Usage
| excl-adsl
| excl-adsl2plus
| excl-adsl-upto : <Xdsl::AdslBandEndFreq> )
Possible values:
- allow-adsl : usage of adsl spectrum is allowed
- excl-adsl : usage of adsl spectrum is not allowed
- excl-adsl2plus : usage of adsl2plus spectrum is not allowed
- excl-adsl-upto : usage of adsl spectrum with end frequency
Field type <Xdsl::AdslBandEndFreq>
- end frequency of the ADSL band
- unit: KHz
- range: [276...2208]
[no] max-agpowlev-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::VdslPowerLevel> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 255
- a power level value max power allowed on the line in
- unit: 1/10 * dBm downstream
- range: [-310...255]
[no] max-agpowlev-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::VdslPowerLevel> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 255
- a power level value max power allowed on the line in
- unit: 1/10 * dBm upstream
- range: [-310...255]
[no] psd-shape-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::VdslPsdShapeDown> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "etsi-p-cab-m1"
( custom-psd-down power spectral density shape in
| ansi-ftt-ex-m1 downstream
| ansi-ftt-ex-m2
| ansi-ftt-cab-m1
| ansi-ftt-cab-m2
| etsi-p-ex-p1-m1
| etsi-p-ex-p1-m2
| etsi-p-ex-p2-m1
| etsi-p-ex-p2-m2
| etsi-p-cab-m1
| etsi-p-cab-m2
| ansi-ftt-m1-adsl
| ansi-ftt-m2-adsl
| ansi-ftt-m1-adsl-2plus
| ansi-ftt-m2-adsl-2plus
| etsi-p-x-m1-adsl
| etsi-p-x-m2-adsl
| etsi-p-m1-adsl-2plus
| etsi-p-m2-adsl-2plus
| cust-psd-down : <Xdsl::VdslCustPsdShapeDwnStream> )
Possible values:


- cust-psd-down : custom psd shape in downstream in octet
string format
- custom-psd-down : custom psd shape in downstream
- ansi-ftt-ex-m1 : ANSI standard spectral density in
downstream
downstream
- ansi-ftt-cab-m1 : ANSI standard spectral density in
downstream
downstream
- etsi-p-ex-p1-m1 : ETSI standard spectral density in
downstream
downstream
downstream
downstream
- etsi-p-cab-m1 : ETSI standard spectral density in
downstream
- etsi-p-cab-m2 : ETSI standard spectral density in
downstream
- ansi-ftt-m1-adsl : ANSI standard spectral density in
downstream
- ansi-ftt-m2-adsl : ANSI standard spectral density in
downstream
- ansi-ftt-m1-adsl-2plus: ANSI standard spectral density in
downstream
- ansi-ftt-m2-adsl-2plus: ANSI standard spectral density in
downstream
- etsi-p-x-m1-adsl : ETSI standard spectral density in
downstream
- etsi-p-x-m2-adsl : ETSI standard spectral density in
downstream
- etsi-p-m1-adsl-2plus : ETSI standard spectral density in
downstream
- etsi-p-m2-adsl-2plus : ETSI standard spectral density in
downstream
Field type <Xdsl::VdslCustPsdShapeDwnStream>
- length: x<=97
[no] psd-shape-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::VdslPsdShapeUp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "etsi-p-m1"
( ansi-ftt-ex-m1 power spectral density shape in
| ansi-ftt-ex-m2 upstream
| ansi-ftt-cab-m1
| ansi-ftt-cab-m2
| etsi-p-m1
| etsi-p-m2 )
Possible values:
upstream
upstream
upstream


upstream
- etsi-p-m1 : ETSI standard spectral density in upstream
- etsi-p-m2 : ETSI standard spectral density in upstream
[no] pbo-mode-down Parameter type: boolean obsolete parameter replaced by
parameter "pbo-mode"
OFF
[no] pbo-mode Parameter type: <Xdsl::PboModeVdsl> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "pbo-mode-up"
( pbo-mode-down upstream power backoff mode
| pbo-mode-up
| pbo-up-pol-sd
| pbo-up-pol-us0
| pbo-up-pol-pass )
Possible values:
- pbo-mode-down : upstream power backoff mode OFF
- pbo-mode-up : upstream power backoff mode ON
- pbo-up-pol-sd : pbo mode ON policing shutdown
- pbo-up-pol-us0 : pbo mode ON policing US0 only
- pbo-up-pol-pass : pbo mode ON policing passive
[no] rx-psd-shape-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::RxVdslPsdShapeUp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "etsi-a"
( custom-rx-psd-up the reference RX PSD shape for
| ansi-a upstream
| ansi-f
| ansi-custom-ex
| ansi-custom-cab
| etsi-a
| etsi-b
| etsi-c
| etsi-d
| etsi-e
| etsi-f
| etsi-custom-ex
| etsi-custom-cab
| ab-param
| cust-rx-psd-up : <Xdsl::VdslCustPsdShape> )
Possible values:
- cust-rx-psd-up : custom receive psd in upstream in octet
string format
- custom-rx-psd-up : custom receive psd in upstream
- ansi-a : ansi standard spectral density shape in upstream
- ansi-f : ansi standard spectral density shape in upstream
- ansi-custom-ex : ansi custom spectral density shape in
upstream
- ansi-custom-cab : ansi custom spectral density shape in
upstream
- etsi-a : etsi standard spectral density shape in upstream
- etsi-b : etsi standard spectral density shape in upstream
- etsi-c : etsi standard spectral density shape in upstream
- etsi-d : etsi standard spectral density shape in upstream
- etsi-e : etsi standard spectral density shape in upstream
- etsi-f : etsi standard spectral density shape in upstream
- etsi-custom-ex : etsi custom spectral density shape in
upstream
- etsi-custom-cab : etsi custom standard spectral density


shape in upstream
- ab-param : ABParameter spectral density shape in
upstream
Field type <Xdsl::VdslCustPsdShape>
- length: x<=61
[no] ghstones-pwr-mode Parameter type: <Xdsl::GhsTonesTxPwr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "standard"
( standard the Tx power control of the G.hs
| auto tones
| per-tone-set )
Possible values:
- standard : the max power as per G994.1 standard definition
- auto : the max Tx power level is derived from
psd-shape-down
- per-tone-set : choose from the tone sets
[no] max-band Parameter type: <Xdsl::VdslMaxBandNum> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "unrestricted"
( unrestricted max number of bands to be used
| <Xdsl::VdslMaxBandNum> ) from specified band plan
Possible values:
- unrestricted : unrestricted bands
Field type <Xdsl::VdslMaxBandNum>
- number of upstream and downstream bands
- range: [0,2...8]
[no] max-freq Parameter type: <Xdsl::VdslMaxFrequency> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "ulimited"
( ulimited max frequency that can be used
| <Xdsl::VdslMaxFrequency> ) during showtime
Possible values:
- ulimited : unlimited frequency
Field type <Xdsl::VdslMaxFrequency>
- maximum frequency that can be used during showtime
- unit: KHz
- range: [1104...30000]
[no] m-psd-level-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::MaxPsdDown> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "no-constraint"
( no-constraint max PSD level for downstream
| <Xdsl::MaxPsdLevelType> )
Possible values:
- no-constraint : no constraint on psd level
Field type <Xdsl::MaxPsdLevelType>
- Max psd level
- range: [-955...0]
[no] m-psd-level-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::MaxPsdUp> optional parameter with default
( no-constraint max PSD level for upstream
| <Xdsl::MaxPsdLevelType> )
Possible values:
- Max psd level
- range: [-955...0]
[no] psd-pbo-par-a-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::ABParamType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0f : a0 : 12 : 7a : 15 : 18


- binary string : 15 : 18 : 15 : 18"
- length: 10 parmtr A val for each band to
compute PSD ref for US PBO
[no] psd-pbo-par-b-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::ABParamType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "00 : 00 : 07 : b9 : 06 : 29
- binary string : 04 : 35 : 03 : af"
- length: 10 parmtr B val for each band to
compute PSD ref for US PBO
[no] cust-psd-sc-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::PsdScaleBit> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "linear"
( linear psd scale
| logarithmic )
Possible values:
- linear : linear scale
- logarithmic : logarithmic scale
[no] cust-psd-ty-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::PsdTypeBit> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "mask"
( mask psd type
| template )
Possible values:
- mask : PSD mask
- template : PSD template
[no] cust-rx-psd-sc-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::PsdScaleBit> optional parameter with default
( linear psd scale
| logarithmic )
Possible values:
[no] cust-rx-psd-ty-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::PsdTypeBit> optional parameter with default
( mask psd type
| template )
Possible values:
- mask : PSD mask
[no] opt-startfreq Parameter type: <Xdsl::OptionalBandStartFreq> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- a start frequency of the VDSL optional band optional band end frequency
- unit: KHz
- range: [0...138]

6.10 VDSL Ghs Tones Transmission Power Control

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure transmission power of the G.hs tones in VDSL environment.G.hs is
intended to be a robust mechanism for activating a multiplicity of xDSL. Activation of regional standards or legacy
devices can be handled by implicit (escape) or explicit (non-standard facilities) mechanisms.
The parameters defined are used for control of the transmission power.There are various tone sets defined for the
control of the transmission power, viz., A43,B43,A43C and V43.The power of each tone of the set shall be
equivalent to the given PSD value integrated in a total bandwidth of 4.3125 kHz
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl spectrum-profile (index) vdsl ghstone-set-pwr-ctrl [ no a43 | a43 <Xdsl::GhsTonesTxPwrCtrl> ] [
no b43 | b43 <Xdsl::GhsTonesTxPwrCtrl> ] [ no a43c | a43c <Xdsl::GhsTonesTxPwrCtrl> ] [ no v43 | v43
<Xdsl::GhsTonesTxPwrCtrl> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.10-1 "VDSL Ghs Tones Transmission Power Control Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...256]
Table 6.10-2 "VDSL Ghs Tones Transmission Power Control Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
[no] a43 Parameter type: <Xdsl::GhsTonesTxPwrCtrl> optional parameter with default
( standard power control of the ghstones for
| auto tones set a43
| manual : <Xdsl::GhsTonesTxPwrLvl> )
Possible values:
psd-shape-down
- manual : custom max Tx power level


Field type <Xdsl::GhsTonesTxPwrLvl>
- power of each DS tone
- range: [-198...-80]
[no] b43 Parameter type: <Xdsl::GhsTonesTxPwrCtrl> optional parameter with default
( standard power control of the ghs tones for
| auto tones set b43
Possible values:
psd-shape-down
- range: [-198...-80]
[no] a43c Parameter type: <Xdsl::GhsTonesTxPwrCtrl> optional parameter with default
| auto tones set a43c
Possible values:
psd-shape-down
- range: [-198...-80]
[no] v43 Parameter type: <Xdsl::GhsTonesTxPwrCtrl> optional parameter with default
| auto tones set v43
Possible values:
psd-shape-down
- range: [-198...-80]

6.11 VDSL Custom PSD shape Downstream

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the VDSL custom psd shape in downstream direction.
shape at once, set the first two breakpoints to default values. Using this method, the frequency scale and the psd
shape type will also be reset to the default value. When any other breakpoint is set to default values, all points
following it will also be set to the default values.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl spectrum-profile (index) vdsl cust-psd-pt-down (psd-point) [ no frequency | frequency
<Xdsl::CustFreq> ] [ no psd | psd <Xdsl::PsdLevel> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.11-1 "VDSL Custom PSD shape Downstream Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...256]
- psd point
- range: [1...32]
Table 6.11-2 "VDSL Custom PSD shape Downstream Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
Format: value: 0


- unit: khz
- range: [0...30000]
Format: value: 0
- range: [0...255]

6.12 VDSL Custom RX PSD shape Upstream

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the VDSL custom rx-psd shape in upstream direction.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl spectrum-profile (index) vdsl cust-rx-psd-pt-up (psd-point) [ no frequency | frequency
Command Parameters
Table 6.12-1 "VDSL Custom RX PSD shape Upstream Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...256]
- psd point
- range: [1...20]
Table 6.12-2 "VDSL Custom RX PSD shape Upstream Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
Format: value: 0


- unit: khz
- range: [0...30000]
Format: value: 0
- range: [0...255]

6.13 VDSL Power Back Off Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command can be used to specify the power back off parameters for each upstream band.
Parameter A and B can be used for computing the PSD reference for US PBO for each band (including optional
band). The range of parameter A for each band is 40..80.95 dBm/Hz in steps of 0.01 dBm/Hz. And the range of
parameter B is 0..40.95 dBm/Hz in steps of 0.01 dBm/Hz.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl spectrum-profile (index) vdsl pbo (band) [ no param-a | param-a <Xdsl::PboParamA> ] [ no
param-b | param-b <Xdsl::PboParamB> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.13-1 "VDSL Power Back Off Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...256]
(band) Format: band index
- equal fext band
- range: [1...5]
Table 6.13-2 "VDSL Power Back Off Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] param-a Parameter type: <Xdsl::PboParamA> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- pbo param A parameter A value
- unit: 0.01 dBm/Hz
- range: [0,4000...8095]
[no] param-b Parameter type: <Xdsl::PboParamB> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- pbo param B parameter B value
- unit: 0.01 dBm/Hz
- range: [0...4095]

6.14 xDSL Spectrum Profile for VDSL2

Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the VDSL2 specific part of the DSL spectrum profile. The spectrum
profiles groups all parameters on DSL on physical level. These parameters are mainly related to the environmental
conditions of the line (spectrum management).
ADSL2Plus, VDSL,VDSL2).
This chapter contains the VDSL2 flavor specific parameters.
Note: the activation of the profile has to be done via configure xdsl spectrum-profile. The configured
cust-psd-sc-down/cust-psd-ty-down, cust-psd-sc-up/ cust-psd-ty-up, cust-rx-psd-sc-up/cust-rx-psd-ty-up are ignored
by the system after activation of the profile if no corresponding breakpoints are configured before the activation.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl spectrum-profile (index) vdsl2 [ [ no ] proprietary-feat ] [ no propr-feat-value | propr-feat-value

<Xdsl::ProprFeatValue> ] [ no max-agpowlev-down | max-agpowlev-down <Xdsl::VdslPowerLevel> ] [ no
max-agpowlev-up | max-agpowlev-up <Xdsl::VdslPowerLevel> ] [ no psd-shape-down | psd-shape-down
<Xdsl::Vdsl2PsdShapeDown> ] [ no cs-psd-shape-dn | cs-psd-shape-dn <Xdsl::VdslCustPsdShapeDwnStream> ] [
no cs-psd-shape-up | cs-psd-shape-up <Xdsl::Vdsl2CustPsdShape> ] [ no psd-shape-up | psd-shape-up
<Xdsl::Vdsl2PsdShapeUp> ] [ no rx-psd-shape-up | rx-psd-shape-up <Xdsl::RxVdsl2PsdShapeUp> ] [ no
psd-pbo-e-len-up | psd-pbo-e-len-up <Xdsl::PsdPboElectrLength> ] [ no m-psd-level-down | m-psd-level-down
<Xdsl::MaxPsdDown> ] [ no m-psd-level-up | m-psd-level-up <Xdsl::MaxPsdUp> ] [ no psd-pbo-par-a-up |
psd-pbo-par-a-up <Xdsl::ABParamType> ] [ no psd-pbo-par-b-up | psd-pbo-par-b-up <Xdsl::ABParamType> ] [ no
v-noise-snr-down | v-noise-snr-down <Xdsl::SnrmMode> ] [ no v-noise-snr-up | v-noise-snr-up
<Xdsl::SnrmModeUp> ] [ no v-noise-psd-down | v-noise-psd-down <Xdsl::VirtualNoisePsdDownType> ] [ no
v-noise-psd-up | v-noise-psd-up <Xdsl::VirtualNoisePsdUpType> ] [ no cust-psd-sc-down | cust-psd-sc-down
<Xdsl::PsdScaleBit> ] [ no cust-psd-ty-down | cust-psd-ty-down <Xdsl::PsdTypeBit> ] [ no cust-psd-sc-up |
cust-psd-sc-up <Xdsl::PsdScaleBit> ] [ no cust-psd-ty-up | cust-psd-ty-up <Xdsl::PsdTypeBit> ] [ no
cust-rx-psd-sc-up | cust-rx-psd-sc-up <Xdsl::PsdScaleBit> ] [ no cust-rx-psd-ty-up | cust-rx-psd-ty-up
<Xdsl::PsdTypeBit> ] [ no upbo-aele-mode | upbo-aele-mode <Xdsl::UpboAeleMode> ] [ no upboaele-min-thrs |
upboaele-min-thrs <Xdsl::UpboAeleMinThresh> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.14-1 "xDSL Spectrum Profile for VDSL2 Configuration Command" Resource Parameters


- range: [1...256]
Table 6.14-2 "xDSL Spectrum Profile for VDSL2 Configuration Command" Command Parameters
ignored
modem
Format: value: 1
- range: [0...4294967295]
[no] max-agpowlev-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::VdslPowerLevel> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 255
- a power level value maximum power allowed on the
- unit: 1/10 * dBm line in downstream
- range: [-310...255]
[no] max-agpowlev-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::VdslPowerLevel> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 255
- a power level value maximum power allowed on the
- unit: 1/10 * dBm line in upstream
- range: [-310...255]
[no] psd-shape-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::Vdsl2PsdShapeDown> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "regionbm1-psd-down"
( cust-psd-down power spectral density shape in
| regiona-psd-down downstream
| regionbm1-psd-down
| regionbm2-psd-down
| regionc-psd-down
| custom-psd-down : <Xdsl::VdslCustPsdShapeDwnStream>
)
Possible values:
- custom-psd-down : custom psd shape in downstream in
octet string format
- cust-psd-down : custom psd shape in downstream
- regiona-psd-down : Region A spectral density in
downstream
- regionbm1-psd-down : Region BM1 spectral density in
downstream
- regionbm2-psd-down : Region BM2 spectral density in
downstream
- regionc-psd-down : RegionC spectral density in
downstream
Field type <Xdsl::VdslCustPsdShapeDwnStream>
- length: x<=97
[no] cs-psd-shape-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::VdslCustPsdShapeDwnStream> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- an octet string defining custom psd shape (deprecated)power spectral
- length: x<=97 density shape in downstream
[no] cs-psd-shape-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::Vdsl2CustPsdShape> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- an octet string defining custom psd shape (deprecated)power spectral
- length: x<=61 density shape in upstream
[no] psd-shape-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::Vdsl2PsdShapeUp> optional parameter with default


Format: value: "regionbm1-psd-up"
( regiona-psd-up power spectral density shape in
| regionbm1-psd-up upstream
| regionbm2-psd-up
| regionc-psd-up
| custom-psd-up )
Possible values:
- custom-psd-up : custom psd shape in upstream
- regiona-psd-up : Region A spectral density in upstream
- regionbm1-psd-up : Region BM1 spectral density in
upstream
- regionbm2-psd-up : Region BM2 spectral density in
upstream
- regionc-psd-up : RegionC spectral density in upstream
[no] rx-psd-shape-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::RxVdsl2PsdShapeUp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "etsi-a"
( custom-rx-psd-up the reference RX PSD shape for
| ansi-a upstream
| ansi-f
| ansi-custom-ex
| ansi-custom-cab
| etsi-a
| etsi-b
| etsi-c
| etsi-d
| etsi-e
| etsi-f
| etsi-custom-ex
| etsi-custom-cab
| ab-param
| equal-fext
| cust-rx-psd-up : <Xdsl::VdslCustPsdShape> )
Possible values:
- cust-rx-psd-up : custom recieve psd in upstream
- custom-rx-psd-up : custom recieve psd in upstream
- ansi-a : ansi standard spectral density shape in upstream
- ansi-f : ansi standard spectral density shape in upstream
- ansi-custom-ex : ansi custom spectral density shape in
upstream
- ansi-custom-cab : ansi custom spectral density shape in
upstream
- etsi-a : etsi standard spectral density shape in upstream
- etsi-b : etsi standard spectral density shape in upstream
- etsi-c : etsi standard spectral density shape in upstream
- etsi-d : etsi standard spectral density shape in upstream
- etsi-e : etsi standard spectral density shape in upstream
- etsi-f : etsi standard spectral density shape in upstream
- etsi-custom-ex : etsi custom spectral density shape in
upstream
- etsi-custom-cab : etsi custom standard spectral density
shape in upstream
- ab-param : ABParameter spectral density shape in
upstream
- equal-fext : equal fext in upstream
Field type <Xdsl::VdslCustPsdShape>
- length: x<=61


[no] psd-pbo-e-len-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::PsdPboElectrLength> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "estimated"
( estimated the electrical length to be used
| <Xdsl::PsdPboLength> ) with the AB parameters
Possible values:
- estimated : estimated electrical length
Field type <Xdsl::PsdPboLength>
- electrical parameter AB range
- unit: 1/2 * dB
- range: [0...255]
[no] m-psd-level-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::MaxPsdDown> optional parameter with default
( no-constraint maximum PSD level for
| <Xdsl::MaxPsdLevelType> ) downstream
Possible values:
- Max psd level
- range: [-955...0]
[no] m-psd-level-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::MaxPsdUp> optional parameter with default
( no-constraint maximum PSD level for
| <Xdsl::MaxPsdLevelType> ) upstream
Possible values:
- Max psd level
- range: [-955...0]
[no] psd-pbo-par-a-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::ABParamType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0f : a0 : 12 : 7a : 15 : 18
- binary string : 15 : 18 : 15 : 18"
- length: 10 par A value for computing the
PSD reference for US PBO
[no] psd-pbo-par-b-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::ABParamType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "00 : 00 : 07 : b9 : 06 : 29
- binary string : 04 : 35 : 03 : af"
- length: 10 par B value for computing the
PSD reference for US PBO
[no] v-noise-snr-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::SnrmMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "mode-1"
( mode-1 downstream mode of virtual
| mode-2 noise SNR margin
| mode-3 )
Possible values:
- mode-1 : virtual noise disabled
- mode-2 : Tx referred virtual noise enabled
- mode-3 : Rx referred virtual noise enabled(not supported)
[no] v-noise-snr-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::SnrmModeUp> optional parameter with default
( mode-1 upstream mode of virtual noise
| mode-2 SNR Margin
| mode-3 )
Possible values:
- mode-1 : virtual noise disabled
- mode-2 : Tx referred virtual noise enabled


- mode-3 : Rx referred virtual noise enabled
[no] v-noise-psd-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::VirtualNoisePsdDownType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- binary string (deprecated)virtual noise level for
- length: x<=97 determining the SNR margin in
downstream bands
[no] v-noise-psd-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::VirtualNoisePsdUpType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- binary string (deprecated)virtual noise level for
- length: x<=49 determining the SNR margin in
upstream bands
[no] cust-psd-sc-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::PsdScaleBit> optional parameter with default
( linear psd scale
| logarithmic )
Possible values:
[no] cust-psd-ty-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::PsdTypeBit> optional parameter with default
( mask psd type
| template )
Possible values:
- mask : PSD mask
[no] cust-psd-sc-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::PsdScaleBit> optional parameter with default
( linear psd scale
| logarithmic )
Possible values:
[no] cust-psd-ty-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::PsdTypeBit> optional parameter with default
( mask psd type
| template )
Possible values:
- mask : PSD mask
[no] cust-rx-psd-sc-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::PsdScaleBit> optional parameter with default
( linear psd scale
| logarithmic )
Possible values:
[no] cust-rx-psd-ty-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::PsdTypeBit> optional parameter with default
( mask psd type
| template )
Possible values:
- mask : PSD mask
[no] upbo-aele-mode Parameter type: <Xdsl::UpboAeleMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the electrical length estimation mode to be used in Aele the electrical length estimation
Method mode to be used in the


- range: [0...3] Alternative Electrical Length
Method
[no] upboaele-min-thrs Parameter type: <Xdsl::UpboAeleMinThresh> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10
- the electrical length minimum threshold to be used in Aele the electrical length minimum
Method threshold value to be used in the
- unit: percent Alternative Electrical Length
- range: [0...15] Method

6.15 VDSL2 Custom PSD shape Downstream

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the VDSL2 custom psd shape in downstream direction.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl spectrum-profile (index) vdsl2 cust-psd-pt-down (psd-point) [ no frequency | frequency
Command Parameters
Table 6.15-1 "VDSL2 Custom PSD shape Downstream Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...256]
- psd point
- range: [1...32]
Table 6.15-2 "VDSL2 Custom PSD shape Downstream Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
Format: value: 0


- unit: khz
- range: [0...30000]
Format: value: 0
- range: [0...255]

6.16 VDSL2 Custom PSD shape Upstream

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the VDSL2 custom psd shape in downstream direction.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl spectrum-profile (index) vdsl2 cust-psd-pt-up (psd-point) [ no frequency | frequency
Command Parameters
Table 6.16-1 "VDSL2 Custom PSD shape Upstream Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...256]
- psd point
- range: [1...20]
Table 6.16-2 "VDSL2 Custom PSD shape Upstream Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
Format: value: 0


- unit: khz
- range: [0...30000]
Format: value: 0
- range: [0...255]

6.17 VDSL2 Custom RX PSD shape Upstream

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the VDSL2 custom rx-psd shape in upstream direction.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl spectrum-profile (index) vdsl2 cust-rx-psd-pt-up (psd-point) [ no frequency | frequency
Command Parameters
Table 6.17-1 "VDSL2 Custom RX PSD shape Upstream Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...256]
- psd point
- range: [1...20]
Table 6.17-2 "VDSL2 Custom RX PSD shape Upstream Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
Format: value: 0


- unit: khz
- range: [0...30000]
Format: value: 0
- range: [0...255]

6.18 VDSL2 Virtual Noise Downstream

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure VDSL2 virtual noise in downstream direction.
It helps operator to enter the virtual noise in a user-friendly way. Instead of entering octets, as was the case with
the earlier command, the operator can enter numbers corresponding to frequency and psd.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl spectrum-profile (index) vdsl2 v-noise-psd-pt-down (psd-point) [ no frequency | frequency
<Xdsl::CustFreq> ] [ no psd | psd <Xdsl::CustPsdVdsl2VtNoise> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.18-1 "VDSL2 Virtual Noise Downstream Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...256]
- psd point
- range: [1...32]
Table 6.18-2 "VDSL2 Virtual Noise Downstream Configuration Command" Command Parameters
Format: value: 0
- unit: khz
- range: [0...30000]
[no] psd Parameter type: <Xdsl::CustPsdVdsl2VtNoise> optional parameter with default


Format: value: 0
- range: [0...200,255]

6.19 VDSL2 Virtual Noise Upstream Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure VDSL2 virtual noise in upstream direction.
It helps operator to enter the custom psd shape in a user-friendly way. Instead of entering octets, as was the case
with the earlier command, the operator can enter numbers corresponding to frequency and psd.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl spectrum-profile (index) vdsl2 v-noise-psd-pt-up (psd-point) [ no frequency | frequency
<Xdsl::CustFreq> ] [ no psd | psd <Xdsl::CustPsdVdsl2VtNoise> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.19-1 "VDSL2 Virtual Noise Upstream Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...256]
- psd level
- range: [1...16]
Table 6.19-2 "VDSL2 Virtual Noise Upstream Configuration Command" Command Parameters
Format: value: 0
- unit: khz
- range: [0...30000]
[no] psd Parameter type: <Xdsl::CustPsdVdsl2VtNoise> optional parameter with default


Format: value: 0
- range: [0...200,255]

6.20 VDSL2 Power Back Off Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command can be used to specify the power back off parameters for each upstream band.
The equal FEXT reference electrical length parameter value for each band (including optional band) can be used
for computing the PSD reference for US equal FEXT PBO. The range of this parameter for each band is 1.8 dB to
63 dB in steps of 0.1 dB. The special value 0 dB indicates that the modem has to use dedicated mechanism to
optimally apply the equal FEXT without providing any manual setting for this parameter. The special value 1.8 dB
disables equal FEXT UPBO in the respective upstream band.
Parameter A and B can be used for computing the PSD reference for US PBO for each band (including optional
band). The range of parameter A for each band is 40..80.95 dBm/Hz in steps of 0.01 dBm/Hz. And the range of
parameter B is 0..40.95 dBm/Hz in steps of 0.01 dBm/Hz.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl spectrum-profile (index) vdsl2 pbo (band) [ no equal-fext | equal-fext
<Xdsl::EqualFextUpstreamParam> ] [ no param-a | param-a <Xdsl::PboParamA> ] [ no param-b | param-b
<Xdsl::PboParamB> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.20-1 "VDSL2 Power Back Off Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...256]
(band) Format: band index
- equal fext band
- range: [1...5]
Table 6.20-2 "VDSL2 Power Back Off Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] equal-fext Parameter type: <Xdsl::EqualFextUpstreamParam> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- pbo equal fext upstream equal fext upstream param
- unit: 0.1 dB
- range: [0,18...630]
[no] param-a Parameter type: <Xdsl::PboParamA> optional parameter with default


Format: value: 0L
- pbo param A parameter A value
- unit: 0.01 dBm/Hz
- range: [0,4000...8095]
[no] param-b Parameter type: <Xdsl::PboParamB> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- pbo param B parameter B value
- unit: 0.01 dBm/Hz
- range: [0...4095]

6.21 xDSL DPBO Profile Configuration Command
Command Description
Downstream power back off profile to configure the modem for a physical line.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl ( no dpbo-profile (index) ) | ( dpbo-profile (index) name <AsamProfileName> [ no es-elect-length
| es-elect-length <Xdsl::ElectricalLength> ] [ no es-cable-model-a | es-cable-model-a <Xdsl::CableModelA> ] [ no
es-cable-model-b | es-cable-model-b <Xdsl::CableModelB> ] [ no es-cable-model-c | es-cable-model-c
<Xdsl::CableModelC> ] [ no min-usable-signal | min-usable-signal <Xdsl::MinUsableSignalLevel> ] [ no
min-frequency | min-frequency <Xdsl::MinFrequency> ] [ no max-frequency | max-frequency
<Xdsl::MaxFrequency> ] [ no rs-elect-length | rs-elect-length <Xdsl::RemoteSideElectricalLength> ] [ no
muf-control | muf-control <Xdsl::MaxUsableFrequencyControl> ] [ no offset | offset <Xdsl::DpboOffset> ] [ [ no ]
active ] [ no modification | modification <Xdsl::ModifyStatus> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 6.21-1 "xDSL DPBO Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: index of profile
- range: [1...50]
Table 6.21-2 "xDSL DPBO Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
Format: name of profile
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
[no] es-elect-length Parameter type: <Xdsl::ElectricalLength> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- electrical length (1/10 * electrical-length) exchange side electrical length
- unit: 0,1 dB
- range: [0...2559]
[no] es-cable-model-a Parameter type: <Xdsl::CableModelA> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- cable model param (2^-8 * cable-model) cable model a
- unit: 2^-8
- range: [-256...384]
[no] es-cable-model-b Parameter type: <Xdsl::CableModelB> optional parameter with default


Format: value: 0L
- cable model param (2^-8 * cable-model) cable model b
- unit: 2^-8 Hz^-0.5
- range: [-256...384]
[no] es-cable-model-c Parameter type: <Xdsl::CableModelC> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- cable model param (2^-8 * cable-model) cable model c
- unit: 2^-8 Hz^-1
- range: [-256...384]
[no] min-usable-signal Parameter type: <Xdsl::MinUsableSignalLevel> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1275L
- minimum usable signal (1/10 * min-usable-signal) minimal usable signal level
- unit: 0,1 dB
- range: [-1400...0]
[no] min-frequency Parameter type: <Xdsl::MinFrequency> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- minimum frequency min frequency
- unit: kHz
- range: [0...30000]
[no] max-frequency Parameter type: <Xdsl::MaxFrequency> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 30000L
- maximum frequency max frequency
- unit: kHz
- range: [0...30000]
[no] rs-elect-length Parameter type: <Xdsl::RemoteSideElectricalLength> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- remote side electrical length (1/100 * rs-elect-length) remote side electrical length
- unit: 0,01 dB
- range: [0...25599]
[no] muf-control Parameter type: <Xdsl::MaxUsableFrequencyControl> optional parameter with default
- maximum usable frequency (1/10 * muf-control) maximal usable frequency
- unit: 0,1 dB
- range: [0...2559,3000]
[no] offset Parameter type: <Xdsl::DpboOffset> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- dpbo offset (1/10 * offset) offset
- unit: 0,1 dB
- range: [-2560...2559]
( start modify the profile
| cancel
| complete )
Possible values:

6.22 xDSL DPBO Mode Independent Custom PSD

Mask Configuration Command
Command Description
This command specifies PSD breakpoints of DPBO Mode Independent Custom PSD Mask. A number of 2 to 32
PSD breakpoints can be specified. This parameter matches the PSDMASKds parameter described in ITU-T
G.997.1 This set of breakpoints may contain two subsets :
The first sub-set defines the DPBO Custom PSD Mask. It matches the DPBOPSDMASKds parameter described in
ITU-T G.997.1 The second sub-set (if any), defines the DPBO Minimum Override Mask. It matches the DPBOLFO
parameter described in ITU-T G.997.1 The successive PSD points of each sub-set must have increasing (>/=)
frequencies. It is allowed that for two successive PSD points, different PSD levels are defined at a same frequency
(brickwall).
The second sub-set starts at the first breakpoint whose frequency is lower than the frequency of the previous
breakpoint.
Only PSD values within the standard range from -95 to 0 dBm/Hz are guaranteed.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl dpbo-profile (index) micpsd-pt-down (psd-point) [ no frequency | frequency

<Xdsl::DpboFrequency> ] [ no psd | psd <Xdsl::DpboCustomPsd> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.22-1 "xDSL DPBO Mode Independent Custom PSD Mask Configuration Command"
Resource Parameters
- range: [1...50]
- psd point
- range: [1...32]
Table 6.22-2 "xDSL DPBO Mode Independent Custom PSD Mask Configuration Command"
Command Parameters


[no] frequency Parameter type: <Xdsl::DpboFrequency> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- unit: khz
- range: [0...30000]
[no] psd Parameter type: <Xdsl::DpboCustomPsd> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- psd level (-10 * PSD-level) psd level
- unit: -10*dBm/Hz
- range: [0...1275]

6.23 xDSL DPBO Exchange PSD Mask

Command Description
This command specifies the Assumed Exchange PSD mask to be protected by the DPBO shaping mechanism at the
remote flexibility point. This parameter matches the DPBOEPSD parameter described in ITU-T G.997.1 A number
of 2 to 16 PSD points can be specified. The successive PSD points must have increasing (>/=) frequencies. It is
allowed that for two successive PSD points, different PSD levels are defined at a same frequency (brickwall).
Only PSD values within the standard range from -95 to 0 dBm/Hz are guaranteed.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl dpbo-profile (index) epsd-pt-down (psd-point) [ no frequency | frequency <Xdsl::DpboFrequency>
] [ no psd | psd <Xdsl::DpboExchangePsd> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.23-1 "xDSL DPBO Exchange PSD Mask Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...50]
- psd point
- range: [1...16]
Table 6.23-2 "xDSL DPBO Exchange PSD Mask Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] frequency Parameter type: <Xdsl::DpboFrequency> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- unit: khz
- range: [0...30000]
[no] psd Parameter type: <Xdsl::DpboExchangePsd> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- psd level (-10 * PSD-level) psd level


- unit: -10*dBm/Hz
- range: [0...1275]

6.24 xDSL RTX Profile Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the RTX profile which can be used to configure the modem for a
physical Line
RTX downstream/upstream parameters will have effect, only when the retransmission feature in
downstream/upstream is not "forbidden" on the line
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl ( no rtx-profile (index) ) | ( rtx-profile (index) name <AsamProfileName> [ version
<SignedInteger> ] [ no rtx-mode-dn | rtx-mode-dn <Xdsl::RtxMode> ] [ no rtx-mode-up | rtx-mode-up
<Xdsl::RtxMode> ] [ no min-exp-thrpt-dn | min-exp-thrpt-dn <Xdsl::BitRate> ] [ no min-exp-thrpt-up |
min-exp-thrpt-up <Xdsl::BitRate> ] [ no plan-exp-thrpt-dn | plan-exp-thrpt-dn <Xdsl::BitRate> ] [ no
plan-exp-thrpt-up | plan-exp-thrpt-up <Xdsl::BitRate> ] [ no max-exp-thrpt-dn | max-exp-thrpt-dn <Xdsl::BitRate>
] [ no max-exp-thrpt-up | max-exp-thrpt-up <Xdsl::BitRate> ] [ no max-net-rate-dn | max-net-rate-dn
<Xdsl::BitRate> ] [ no max-net-rate-up | max-net-rate-up <Xdsl::BitRate> ] [ no min-delay-dn | min-delay-dn
<Xdsl::RtxMinDelay> ] [ no min-delay-up | min-delay-up <Xdsl::RtxMinDelay> ] [ no max-delay-dn |
max-delay-dn <Xdsl::RtxMaxDelay> ] [ no max-delay-up | max-delay-up <Xdsl::RtxMaxDelay> ] [ no
min-inp-shine-dn | min-inp-shine-dn <Xdsl::ShineImpNoiseProtection> ] [ no min-inp-shine-up | min-inp-shine-up
<Xdsl::ShineImpNoiseProtection> ] [ no min-inp-rein-dn | min-inp-rein-dn <Xdsl::ReinImpNoiseProtection> ] [ no
min-inp-rein-up | min-inp-rein-up <Xdsl::ReinImpNoiseProtection> ] [ no int-arr-time-dn | int-arr-time-dn
<Xdsl::RtxInterArrivalTime> ] [ no int-arr-time-up | int-arr-time-up <Xdsl::RtxInterArrivalTime> ] [ no
shine-ratio-dn | shine-ratio-dn <Xdsl::RtxShineRatio> ] [ no shine-ratio-up | shine-ratio-up <Xdsl::RtxShineRatio>
] [ no leftr-thresh-dn | leftr-thresh-dn <Xdsl::RtxLeftrThreshold> ] [ no leftr-thresh-up | leftr-thresh-up
<Xdsl::RtxLeftrThreshold> ] [ [ no ] active ] [ no modification | modification <Xdsl::RtxModifyStatus> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 6.24-1 "xDSL RTX Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...128]
Table 6.24-2 "xDSL RTX Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]


- length: 1<=x<=32
[no] rtx-mode-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "preferred"
( forbidden retransmission mode in
| preferred downstream
| forced
| testmode )
Possible values:
- forbidden : retransmission forbidden in down/upstream
- preferred : retransmission preferred in down/upstream
- forced : retransmission forced in down/upstream
- testmode : retransmission testmode in down/upstream
[no] rtx-mode-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxMode> optional parameter with default
( forbidden retransmission mode in upstream
| preferred
| forced
| testmode )
Possible values:
[no] min-exp-thrpt-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 64
- a bit rate value minimum expected throughput
- unit: kbps for downstream direction
- range: [0...262143]
[no] min-exp-thrpt-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 64
- a bit rate value minimum expected throughput
- unit: kbps for upstream direction
- range: [0...262143]
[no] plan-exp-thrpt-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 128
- a bit rate value planned expected throughput for
- unit: kbps downstream direction
- range: [0...262143]
[no] plan-exp-thrpt-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 128
- a bit rate value planned expected throughput for
- unit: kbps upstream direction
- range: [0...262143]
[no] max-exp-thrpt-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 262143
- a bit rate value maximum expected throughput
- range: [0...262143]
[no] max-exp-thrpt-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRate> optional parameter with default
- a bit rate value maximum expected throughput
- range: [0...262143]
[no] max-net-rate-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRate> optional parameter with default


- a bit rate value maximum net data rate for
- range: [0...262143]
[no] max-net-rate-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRate> optional parameter with default
- a bit rate value maximum net data rate for
- range: [0...262143]
[no] min-delay-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxMinDelay> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- a delay time period minimum instantaneous delay
- unit: msec allowed (due to the effect of
- range: [0...63] retransmission) for downstream
direction
[no] min-delay-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxMinDelay> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- range: [0...63] retransmission) for upstream
direction
[no] max-delay-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxMaxDelay> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 12
- a delay time period maximum instantaneous delay
- unit: msec allowed(due to the effect of
direction Special value 0 means
no delay bounds
[no] max-delay-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxMaxDelay> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 12
no delay bounds
[no] min-inp-shine-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::ShineImpNoiseProtection> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 8
- unit: DMT symbols protection against shine for
- range: [0...63] downstream direction
[no] min-inp-shine-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::ShineImpNoiseProtection> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 8
- range: [0...63] upstream direction
[no] min-inp-rein-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::ReinImpNoiseProtection> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- unit: DMT symbols protection against rein for
[no] min-inp-rein-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::ReinImpNoiseProtection> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
[no] int-arr-time-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxInterArrivalTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "derivedfrom100hz"


( derivedfrom100hz assumed inter-arrival time for
| derivedfrom120hz ) rein protection for downstream
Possible values: direction
- derivedfrom100hz : inter-arrival time derived from 100hz
[no] int-arr-time-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxInterArrivalTime> optional parameter with default
| derivedfrom120hz ) rein protection for upstream
[no] shine-ratio-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxShineRatio> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10
- shine ratio shine ratio for downstream
- unit: 1/1000 direction
- range: [0...100]
[no] shine-ratio-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxShineRatio> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10
- shine ratio shine ratio for upstream direction
- unit: 1/1000
- range: [0...100]
[no] leftr-thresh-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxLeftrThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- near-end defect threshold threshold for declaring a near-end
- unit: 1/100 defect in downstream direction
- range: [0,1...99]
[no] leftr-thresh-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxLeftrThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- unit: 1/100 defect in upstream direction
- range: [0,1...99]
[no] modification Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxModifyStatus> optional parameter with default
( start profile modification status of an
| cancel already created profile
| complete )
Possible values:
- start : enable profile modifications
- cancel : stop profile modifications and cancel the changes
done
- complete : activate the changes and disable profile
modifications (other than name, version)

6.25 xDSL Vectoring Profile Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the vectoring profile which can be used for far end crosstalk
cancellation. The profile contains vectoring related parameters of the modem.
band-control-up/dn : are the values pairs of begin- and end-subcarriers. Maximum 8 bands can be specified. The
successive subcarriers must have increasing (>/=) values. Spectrum bands can be controlled per direction. When a
specified spectrum band overlaps both directions, the actual band control will be restricted to the configured
bandplan for the specified direction.
By default, the whole spectrum shall be used for crosstalk cancellation.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl ( no vect-profile (index) ) | ( vect-profile (index) name <AsamProfileName> [ version
<SignedInteger> ] [ no fext-cancel-up | fext-cancel-up <Xdsl::VectEnable> ] [ no fext-cancel-dn | fext-cancel-dn
<Xdsl::VectEnable> ] [ [ no ] leg-can-dn-m1 ] [ [ no ] leg-can-dn-m2 ] [ [ no ] dis-gvect-cpe ] [ [ no ]
gvecfriend-cpe ] [ [ no ] gvecfriend-dn-cpe ] [ [ no ] legacy-cpe ] [ no band-control-up | band-control-up
<Xdsl::VectBandControl> ] [ no band-control-dn | band-control-dn <Xdsl::VectBandControl> ] [ no
vect-leav-thresh | vect-leav-thresh <Xdsl::VectLeavThresh> ] [ no vect-feat-bitmap | vect-feat-bitmap
<Xdsl::VectFeatValue> ] [ [ no ] active ] [ no modification | modification <Xdsl::RtxModifyStatus> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 6.25-1 "xDSL Vectoring Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...25]
Table 6.25-2 "xDSL Vectoring Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32


[no] fext-cancel-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectEnable> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "enable"
( enable enable/disable far end xtalk
| disable cancellation in upstream direction
| full-disable )
Possible values:
- enable : enable vectoring gain and protection of other
vectored lines
- disable : disable vectoring gain and enable protection of
other vectored lines
- full-disable : disable vectoring gain and protection of other
vectored lines
[no] fext-cancel-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectEnable> optional parameter with default
( enable enable/disable far end xtalk
| disable cancellation in downstream
| full-disable ) direction
Possible values:
- enable : enable vectoring gain and protection of other
vectored lines
- disable : disable vectoring gain and enable protection of
other vectored lines
- full-disable : disable vectoring gain and protection of other
vectored lines
[no] leg-can-dn-m1 Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable method 1
[no] leg-can-dn-m2 Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable method 2, cannot be
enabled without first enabling
method 1
[no] dis-gvect-cpe Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable g.vector capable cpe type
[no] gvecfriend-cpe Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
full vector friendly cpe type
(dn/up)
[no] gvecfriend-dn-cpe Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
vector friendly cpe type
downstream
[no] legacy-cpe Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
legacy cpe type
[no] band-control-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectBandControl> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- specify as start1:stop1:start2:stop2... with max 8 pairs of defines the upstream spectrum in
start:stop subcarriers, incrementing values within the which xtalk cancellation is not
range[0...4096] (variable string) allowed
- length: x<=16
[no] band-control-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectBandControl> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- specify as start1:stop1:start2:stop2... with max 8 pairs of defines the downstream spectrum
start:stop subcarriers, incrementing values within the in which xtalk cancellation is not
range[0...4096] (variable string) allowed
- length: x<=16
[no] vect-leav-thresh Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectLeavThresh> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "8"
- specify the disorderly leaving threshold the time between observed loss of
- unit: DMT symbols US signal and forced cutoff of the


- range: [0...40000] DS signal, expressed in DMT
symbols
[no] vect-feat-bitmap Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectFeatValue> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- vectoring features enable or disable specific
- range: [0...4294967295] vectoring features at line level
| complete )
Possible values:
done

6.26 xDSL Vectoring Control Entity Profile

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the vectoring control entity profile. The profile contains vectoring
processing related parameters.
vce-min-par-join: Specifies the supported amount of lines for a group joining, with the intention to avoid impact on
active lines. The system should reserve room to guarantee that at least the specified number of lines can join in
parallel. At the moment multiple lines are joining, this is achieved by not canceling the same number of disturbers
which normally could be canceled in the system.
vce-band-plan: The bandplan needs to cover the widest bandplan up to the highest possible frequency that could be
configured via the spectrum profiles to the individual vectored lines. The goal is to force same upstream and
downstream band edges for all lines controlled by the vector control entity, except for differences in US0 frequency
limits (TypeA, TypeB, TypeM). When changing this parameter, all lines connected to this vectoring control entity
need to be re-initialized.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl ( no vce-profile (index) ) | ( vce-profile (index) name <AsamProfileName> [ version
<SignedInteger> ] [ no vce-gain-mode | vce-gain-mode <Xdsl::VectGainAchievedMode> ] [ no vce-join-timeout |
vce-join-timeout <Xdsl::VectJoinTime> ] [ no vce-min-par-join | vce-min-par-join <Xdsl::VectMinParallelJoins> ]
[ no vce-hist-pcoder | vce-hist-pcoder <Xdsl::VectHistPrePostCoder> ] [ no vce-band-plan | vce-band-plan
<Xdsl::VectBandPlan> ] [ [ no ] active ] [ no modification | modification <Xdsl::RtxModifyStatus> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 6.26-1 "xDSL Vectoring Control Entity Profile Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...25]
Table 6.26-2 "xDSL Vectoring Control Entity Profile Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
- a profile name


- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
[no] vce-gain-mode Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectGainAchievedMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "at-init"
( at-init vectoring control entity gain
| after-reset achieved mode
| during-showtime )
Possible values:
- at-init : gain achieved at init
- after-reset : gain achieved in showtime only after board
reset, in all other cases gain achieved at init
- during-showtime : gain achieved during showtime
(tracking)
[no] vce-join-timeout Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectJoinTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "15"
( auto vectoring control entity join
| <Xdsl::VectJoinTimeout> ) timeout
Possible values:
- auto : waiting time selected by the system
Field type <Xdsl::VectJoinTimeout>
- specify the queuing time
- unit: sec
- range: [0,1...40]
[no] vce-min-par-join Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectMinParallelJoins> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "8"
( not-specified vectoring control entity min
| <Xdsl::VectParallelJoins> ) parallel joinings
Possible values:
- not-specified : amount of lines for group joining is not
specified
Field type <Xdsl::VectParallelJoins>
- specify the supported amount of lines for a group joining
- unit: lines
- range: [1...48]
[no] vce-hist-pcoder Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectHistPrePostCoder> optional parameter with default
( disable vectoring control entity historical
| enable1-2 pre/post coder
| enable2 )
Possible values:
- disable : historical pre-/postcoder disabled
- enable1-2 : historical pre-/postcoder enabled in phase1-2
- enable2 : historical pre-/postcoder enabled in phase2
[no] vce-band-plan Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectBandPlan> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "annex-b-998ade"
( annex-a vectoring control entity band plan
| annex-b-997e
| annex-b-998e
| annex-b-998ade
| annex-b-hpe )
Possible values:
- annex-a : ITU-T G.993.2 VDSL2 Annex A (extended)
band plan


type 997E
type 998E
- annex-b-998ade : ITU-T G.993.2 VDSL2 Annex B band
plan type 998ADE
- annex-b-hpe : ITU-T G.993.2 VDSL2 Annex B band plan
type HPE
| complete )
Possible values:
done

6.27 xDSL Board Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure xdsl parameters related with a specific board.
An already existing Downstream-Power-Back-Off(DPBO)-profile can be attached to a board.
All lines on this board will use this DPBO-profile unless a line-specific DPBO-profile is configured.
To deconfigure the DBPO-profile, it has to be put to 0.
An already existing Vectoring-Control-Entity(VCE)-profile can be attached to a Board-Level-Vectoring(BLV)-LT
or to a System-Level-Vectoring(SLV)-VP board. The VCE-profile is applicable for vectoring cancellation of all the
physical lines which can be vectored by the board. Note that a physical line can only be vectored if also an xDSL
Vectoring profile has been assigned to the line.
The auto detect functions of the LT-VP connection can be enabled or disabled on SLV LT boards and VP boards. It
should be enabled for 7363 systems.
The vce-capacity-mode is specific for 7363 systems. It only applies to VP boards, not to LT boards. The xDSL-lines
of the SLV-LTs, which are positioned in the 3 highest lt-slots, can only be vectored when the vectoring capacity
mode is extended.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl board (board-index) [ no dpbo-profile | dpbo-profile <Xdsl::LineDpboProfile> ] [ no vce-profile |

vce-profile <Xdsl::BoardVceProfile> ] [ no vplt-autodiscover | vplt-autodiscover <Xdsl::autoDiscoverState> ] [ no
vce-capacity-mode | vce-capacity-mode <Xdsl::vceCapacityMode> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.27-1 "xDSL Board Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(board-index) Format: board index
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId>
| nt )
Possible values:
- nt : nt-slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number

Table 6.27-2 "xDSL Board Configuration Command" Command Parameters

[no] dpbo-profile Parameter type: <Xdsl::LineDpboProfile> optional parameter with default
( none dpbo profile index
| <Xdsl::DpboProfilePointer>
| name : <PrintableString> )
Possible values:
- none : no profile to associate
Field type <Xdsl::DpboProfilePointer>
- profile index
- range: [0...50]
Field type <PrintableString>
- printable string
[no] vce-profile Parameter type: <Xdsl::BoardVceProfile> optional parameter with default
( none vce profile index
| <Xdsl::VceProfilePointer>
Possible values:
Field type <Xdsl::VceProfilePointer>
- profile index
- range: [0...25]
- printable string
[no] vplt-autodiscover Parameter type: <Xdsl::autoDiscoverState> optional parameter with default
( disable enable or disable the VPLT auto
| enable ) discovery function
Possible values:
- disable : disable auto discovery
- enable : enable auto discovery
[no] vce-capacity-mode Parameter type: <Xdsl::vceCapacityMode> optional parameter with default
( normal activate/de-activate extended
| extended ) vectoring capacity mode
Possible values:
- normal : de-activate the extended vectoring capacity OR
indicates normal behavior for boards which do not support
extended goring capacity
- extended : activate the extended vectoring capacity
Command Output
Table 6.27-3 "xDSL Board Configuration Command" Display parameters
dpbo-profile-name Parameter type: <Xdsl::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the dpbo profile
- ignored printable string This element is only shown in
detail mode.
vce-profile-name Parameter type: <Xdsl::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the vectoring control
- ignored printable string entity profile
This element is only shown in


detail mode.

6.28 xDSL Board Vectoring Fallback Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure per board the profile selection in case the line enters the vectoring
fallback mode.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl board (board-index) vect-fallback [ [ no ] fb-vplt-com-fail ] [ [ no ] fb-cpe-cap-mism ] [ [ no ]

fb-conf-not-feas ] [ no spectrum-profile | spectrum-profile <Xdsl::VectFbSpectrumProfile> ] [ no service-profile |
service-profile <Xdsl::VectFbServiceProfile> ] [ no dpbo-profile | dpbo-profile <Xdsl::VectFbDpboProfile> ] [ no
rtx-profile | rtx-profile <Xdsl::VectFbRtxProfile> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.28-1 "xDSL Board Vectoring Fallback Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
| nt )
Possible values:
- nt : nt-slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Table 6.28-2 "xDSL Board Vectoring Fallback Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] fb-vplt-com-fail Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
allow fallback mode for vplt
communication failure
[no] fb-cpe-cap-mism Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
allow fallback mode for cpe
capability mismatch
[no] fb-conf-not-feas Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
allow fallback mode for


configuration not feasable
[no] spectrum-profile Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectFbSpectrumProfile> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "line-level"
( line-level spectrum profile index
| <Xdsl::VectFbSpectrumProfilePointer>
Possible values:
- line-level : use the original line spectrum profile in fallback
mode
Field type <Xdsl::VectFbSpectrumProfilePointer>
- range: [1...256]
- printable string
[no] service-profile Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectFbServiceProfile> optional parameter with default
( line-level service profile index
| <Xdsl::VectFbServiceProfilePointer>
Possible values:
- line-level : use the original line service profile in fallback
mode
Field type <Xdsl::VectFbServiceProfilePointer>
- range: [1...1024]
- printable string
[no] dpbo-profile Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectFbDpboProfile> optional parameter with default
( none dpbo profile index
| line-level
| <Xdsl::VectFbDpboProfilePointer>
Possible values:
- none : no fallback profile to associate
- line-level : use the original line dpbo profile in fallback
mode
Field type <Xdsl::VectFbDpboProfilePointer>
- range: [0...50]
- printable string
[no] rtx-profile Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectFbRtxProfile> optional parameter with default
( none rtx profile index
| line-level
| <Xdsl::VectFbRtxProfilePointer>
Possible values:
- line-level : use the original line rtx profile in fallback mode
Field type <Xdsl::VectFbRtxProfilePointer>


- range: [0...128]
- printable string
Command Output
Table 6.28-3 "xDSL Board Vectoring Fallback Configuration Command" Display parameters
spectrum-profile-name Parameter type: <Xdsl::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the spectrum profile
detail mode.
service-profile-name Parameter type: <Xdsl::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the service profile
detail mode.
detail mode.
rtx-profile-name Parameter type: <Xdsl::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the vectoring control
- ignored printable string entity profile
detail mode.

6.29 xDSL Line Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the xDSL line. For the configuration one should associate a
spectrum, a service, a downstream power backoff and a retransmission profile to the line.
In case the operator wants to have crosstalk cancellation, a non-null vectoring profile should be associated to a
VDSL2 line. Any vectoring profile assigned to a line running in ADSLx mode will be ignored. The vectoring license
counter is incremented when a vectoring profile is assigned to an installed xdsl line, independent of its running
mode.
Note: Vectoring Control Engine parameters should be configured via a vce-profile. The vce-profile is applicable
for vectoring cancellation of all the physical lines which can be vectored by the board to which the vce-profile has
been attached.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl line (if-index) [ no service-profile | service-profile <Xdsl::LineServiceProfile> ] [ no

spectrum-profile | spectrum-profile <Xdsl::LineSpectrumProfile> ] [ no dpbo-profile | dpbo-profile
<Xdsl::LineDpboProfile> ] [ no rtx-profile | rtx-profile <Xdsl::LineRtxProfile> ] [ no vect-profile | vect-profile
<Xdsl::LineVectProfile> ] [ [ no ] ansi-t1413 ] [ [ no ] etsi-dts ] [ [ no ] g992-1-a ] [ [ no ] g992-1-b ] [ [ no ]
g992-2-a ] [ [ no ] g992-3-a ] [ [ no ] g992-3-b ] [ [ no ] g992-3-aj ] [ [ no ] g992-3-l1 ] [ [ no ] g992-3-l2 ] [ [ no ]
g992-3-am ] [ [ no ] g992-5-a ] [ [ no ] g992-5-b ] [ [ no ] ansi-t1.424 ] [ [ no ] etsi-ts ] [ [ no ] itu-g993-1 ] [ [ no ]
ieee-802.3ah ] [ [ no ] g992-5-aj ] [ [ no ] g992-5-am ] [ [ no ] g993-2-8a ] [ [ no ] g993-2-8b ] [ [ no ] g993-2-8c ] [
[ no ] g993-2-8d ] [ [ no ] g993-2-12a ] [ [ no ] g993-2-12b ] [ [ no ] g993-2-17a ] [ [ no ] g993-2-30a ] [ no
carrier-data-mode | carrier-data-mode <Xdsl::CarrierDataMode> ] [ [ no ] admin-up ] [ bonding-mode
<Xdsl::BondingMode> ] [ no transfer-mode | transfer-mode <Xdsl::TpsTcMode> ] [ [ no ] imp-noise-sensor ] [ no
vect-qln-mode | vect-qln-mode <Xdsl::QLNmode> ] [ [ no ] auto-switch ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.29-1 "xDSL Line Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(if-index) Format: interface index of the port
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> /
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Field type <Eqpt::PortId>


- the port number
Table 6.29-2 "xDSL Line Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] service-profile Parameter type: <Xdsl::LineServiceProfile> optional parameter with default
( none service profile to be configured
| <Xdsl::SrvcProfilePointer> on this port
Possible values:
Field type <Xdsl::SrvcProfilePointer>
- profile index
- range: [0...1024]
- printable string
[no] spectrum-profile Parameter type: <Xdsl::LineSpectrumProfile> optional parameter with default
( none spectrum profile to be configured
| <Xdsl::ProfilePointer> on this port
Possible values:
Field type <Xdsl::ProfilePointer>
- profile index
- range: [0...256]
- printable string
[no] dpbo-profile Parameter type: <Xdsl::LineDpboProfile> optional parameter with default
( none dpbo profile to be configured on
| <Xdsl::DpboProfilePointer> this port
Possible values:
Field type <Xdsl::DpboProfilePointer>
- profile index
- range: [0...50]
- printable string
[no] rtx-profile Parameter type: <Xdsl::LineRtxProfile> optional parameter with default
( none rtx profile to be configured on
| <Xdsl::RtxProfilePointer> this line
Possible values:
Field type <Xdsl::RtxProfilePointer>
- profile index
- range: [0...128]
- printable string
[no] vect-profile Parameter type: <Xdsl::LineVectProfile> optional parameter with default


( none vectoring profile to be configured
| <Xdsl::VectProfilePointer> on this line
Possible values:
Field type <Xdsl::VectProfilePointer>
- profile index
- range: [0...25]
- printable string
[no] ansi-t1413 Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
ANSI T1.413-1998
[no] etsi-dts Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
ETSI DTS/TM06006
spectrum
spectrum
spectrum
spectrum
spectrum
spectrum US mask 1
spectrum US mask 2
G.992.3 extended POTS with
spectrum
spectrum
[no] ansi-t1.424 Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
ANSI T1.424
[no] etsi-ts Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
ETSI TS
[no] itu-g993-1 Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
ITU G993-1
[no] ieee-802.3ah Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
IEEE 802.3ah


G.992.5 extended POTS
G.993.2_8A VDSL-2 with profile
8A
G.993.2_8B VDSL-2 with profile
8B
[no] g993-2-8c Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
G.993.2_8C VDSL-2 with profile
8C
[no] g993-2-8d Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
G.993.2_8D VDSL-2 with profile
8D
profile 12A
G.993.2_12B VDSL-2 with
profile 12B
profile 17A
profile 30A
[no] carrier-data-mode Parameter type: <Xdsl::CarrierDataMode> optional parameter with default
( off carrier data measurement
| on collection
| on-init )
Possible values:
- off : disable the collection
- on : enable the collection
- on-init : enable and re-initialize the line
[no] admin-up Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
set the admin-state of the line to
up
bonding-mode Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingMode> obsolete parameter that will be
Format: ignored
( native channel-1 bonding mode
| atm-bonding
| bonding )
Possible values:
- native : (deprecated)native mode for channel-1
- atm-bonding : (deprecated)atm bonding mode for
channel-1
obsolete alternative replaced by bonding
- bonding : (deprecated)bonding mode for channel-1
[no] transfer-mode Parameter type: <Xdsl::TpsTcMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "system-default"
( atm tps tc mode
| ptm


| system-default )
Possible values:
- atm : atm mode
- ptm : ptm mode
- system-default : determined by the system, based on board
type
[no] imp-noise-sensor Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable impulse noise monitoring
on this xdsl line
[no] vect-qln-mode Parameter type: <Xdsl::QLNmode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "without-cancel"
( without-cancel specify the quiet line noise
| with-cancel ) reporting mode
Possible values:
- without-cancel : without cancellation
- with-cancel : with cancellation
[no] auto-switch Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable auto-switch feature on
xdsl line
Command Output
Table 6.29-3 "xDSL Line Configuration Command" Display parameters
service-profile-name Parameter type: <Xdsl::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the service profile
detail mode.
spectrum-profile-name Parameter type: <Xdsl::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the spectrum profile
detail mode.
detail mode.
rtx-profile-name Parameter type: <Xdsl::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the rtx profile
detail mode.
vect-profile-name Parameter type: <Xdsl::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the vectoring profile
detail mode.
overrule-state Parameter type: <Xdsl::OverruleState> indicates whether an overrule
( not-created record is configured and if it are
| created-no-overrules not all 'no-overrules'
| created-overrules ) This element is only shown in
Possible values: detail mode.
- not-created : not created
- created-no-overrules : created no overrules
- created-overrules : created overrules

6.30 xDSL Line TCA Threshold Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the Threshold Crossing Alert (TCA) thresholds. The configuration
is specific per xdsl line.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl line (if-index) tca-line-threshold [ [ no ] enable ] [ no es-nearend | es-nearend

<Xdsl::IntervalTcaThreshold> ] [ no ses-nearend | ses-nearend <Xdsl::IntervalTcaThreshold> ] [ no uas-nearend |
uas-nearend <Xdsl::IntervalTcaThreshold> ] [ no leftr-nearend | leftr-nearend <Xdsl::IntervalTcaThreshold> ] [ no
leftr-day-nearend | leftr-day-nearend <Xdsl::DayTcaThreshold> ] [ no es-day-nearend | es-day-nearend
<Xdsl::DayTcaThreshold> ] [ no ses-day-nearend | ses-day-nearend <Xdsl::DayTcaThreshold> ] [ no
uas-day-nearend | uas-day-nearend <Xdsl::DayTcaThreshold> ] [ no es-farend | es-farend
<Xdsl::IntervalTcaThreshold> ] [ no ses-farend | ses-farend <Xdsl::IntervalTcaThreshold> ] [ no uas-farend |
uas-farend <Xdsl::IntervalTcaThreshold> ] [ no es-day-farend | es-day-farend <Xdsl::DayTcaThreshold> ] [ no
ses-day-farend | ses-day-farend <Xdsl::DayTcaThreshold> ] [ no uas-day-farend | uas-day-farend
<Xdsl::DayTcaThreshold> ] [ no leftr-farend | leftr-farend <Xdsl::IntervalTcaThreshold> ] [ no leftr-day-farend |
leftr-day-farend <Xdsl::DayTcaThreshold> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.30-1 "xDSL Line TCA Threshold Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Table 6.30-2 "xDSL Line TCA Threshold Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] enable Parameter type: boolean optional parameter


enable the reporting of TCA's for
this XDSL line
[no] es-nearend Parameter type: <Xdsl::IntervalTcaThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the tca threshold for errored second, 0 - disable errored seconds at the near end
- range: [0...900]
[no] ses-nearend Parameter type: <Xdsl::IntervalTcaThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the tca threshold for errored second, 0 - disable severely errored seconds at the
- range: [0...900] near end
[no] uas-nearend Parameter type: <Xdsl::IntervalTcaThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the tca threshold for errored second, 0 - disable unavailable seconds at the near
- range: [0...900] end
[no] leftr-nearend Parameter type: <Xdsl::IntervalTcaThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the tca threshold for errored second, 0 - disable leftr seconds at the near end
- range: [0...900]
[no] leftr-day-nearend Parameter type: <Xdsl::DayTcaThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the tca threshold for a day errored second, 0 - disable leftr seconds at the near end for a
- range: [0...86400] day
[no] es-day-nearend Parameter type: <Xdsl::DayTcaThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the tca threshold for a day errored second, 0 - disable errored seconds at the near end
- range: [0...86400] for a day
[no] ses-day-nearend Parameter type: <Xdsl::DayTcaThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the tca threshold for a day errored second, 0 - disable severely errored seconds at the
- range: [0...86400] near end for a day
[no] uas-day-nearend Parameter type: <Xdsl::DayTcaThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the tca threshold for a day errored second, 0 - disable unavailable seconds at the near
- range: [0...86400] end for a day
[no] es-farend Parameter type: <Xdsl::IntervalTcaThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the tca threshold for errored second, 0 - disable errored seconds at the far end
- range: [0...900]
[no] ses-farend Parameter type: <Xdsl::IntervalTcaThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the tca threshold for errored second, 0 - disable severely errored seconds at the
- range: [0...900] far end
[no] uas-farend Parameter type: <Xdsl::IntervalTcaThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the tca threshold for errored second, 0 - disable unavailable seconds at the far end
- range: [0...900]
[no] es-day-farend Parameter type: <Xdsl::DayTcaThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the tca threshold for a day errored second, 0 - disable errored seconds at the far end for
- range: [0...86400] a day
[no] ses-day-farend Parameter type: <Xdsl::DayTcaThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the tca threshold for a day errored second, 0 - disable severely errored seconds at the
- range: [0...86400] far end for a day
[no] uas-day-farend Parameter type: <Xdsl::DayTcaThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the tca threshold for a day errored second, 0 - disable unavailable seconds at the far end


- range: [0...86400] for a day
[no] leftr-farend Parameter type: <Xdsl::IntervalTcaThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the tca threshold for errored second, 0 - disable leftr seconds at the far end
- range: [0...900]
[no] leftr-day-farend Parameter type: <Xdsl::DayTcaThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the tca threshold for a day errored second, 0 - disable leftr seconds at the far end for a
- range: [0...86400] day

6.31 xDSL Per Line Overrule Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage part of the DSL OverruleData. The OverruleData parameters give
the ability to the operator to overrule per-line parameters defined in service/spectrum / retransmission profiles.
RTX downstream/upstream parameters will be overruled when the retransmission feature in downstream/upstream
is different from "forbidden" value on the line. As long as the RTX downstream/upstream feature has not been
enabled, the other RTX downstream/upstream parameters will have no effect on the line.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl ( no overrule-data (if-index) ) | ( overrule-data (if-index) [ no max-bitrate-down |

max-bitrate-down <Xdsl::OverruleBitRate> ] [ no max-bitrate-up | max-bitrate-up <Xdsl::OverruleBitRate> ] [ no
max-delay-down | max-delay-down <Xdsl::OverruleInterleavingDelay> ] [ no max-delay-up | max-delay-up
<Xdsl::OverruleInterleavingDelay> ] [ no imp-noise-prot-dn | imp-noise-prot-dn
<Xdsl::OverruleImpNoiseProtection> ] [ no imp-noise-prot-up | imp-noise-prot-up
<Xdsl::OverruleImpNoiseProtection> ] [ no trgt-noise-down | trgt-noise-down
<Xdsl::OverruleTargetNoiseMargin> ] [ no trgt-noise-up | trgt-noise-up <Xdsl::OverruleTargetNoiseMargin> ] [ no
max-psd-down | max-psd-down <Xdsl::OverrulePsdLevel> ] [ no max-psd-up | max-psd-up
<Xdsl::OverrulePsdLevel> ] [ no carrier-mask-down | carrier-mask-down <Xdsl::OverruleCarrierMaskDown> ] [
no carrier-mask-up | carrier-mask-up <Xdsl::OverruleCarrierMaskUp> ] [ no noise-psd-mode-dn |
noise-psd-mode-dn <Xdsl::OverruleNoiseModeDown> ] [ no noise-psd-mode-up | noise-psd-mode-up
<Xdsl::OverruleNoiseModeUp> ] [ no rtx-mode-dn | rtx-mode-dn <Xdsl::RtxOverruleMode> ] [ no rtx-mode-up |
rtx-mode-up <Xdsl::RtxOverruleMode> ] [ no max-net-rate-dn | max-net-rate-dn <Xdsl::RtxRate> ] [ no
max-net-rate-up | max-net-rate-up <Xdsl::RtxRate> ] [ no max-exp-thrpt-dn | max-exp-thrpt-dn <Xdsl::RtxRate> ] [
no max-exp-thrpt-up | max-exp-thrpt-up <Xdsl::RtxRate> ] [ no min-inp-shine-dn | min-inp-shine-dn
<Xdsl::RtxShineImpNoiseProtection> ] [ no min-inp-shine-up | min-inp-shine-up
<Xdsl::RtxShineImpNoiseProtection> ] [ no min-inp-rein-dn | min-inp-rein-dn
<Xdsl::RtxReinImpNoiseProtection> ] [ no min-inp-rein-up | min-inp-rein-up <Xdsl::RtxReinImpNoiseProtection>
] [ no min-delay-dn | min-delay-dn <Xdsl::RtxOverruleMinDelay> ] [ no min-delay-up | min-delay-up
<Xdsl::RtxOverruleMinDelay> ] [ no rtx-max-delay-dn | rtx-max-delay-dn <Xdsl::RtxOverruleMaxDelay> ] [ no
rtx-max-delay-up | rtx-max-delay-up <Xdsl::RtxOverruleMaxDelay> ] [ no shine-ratio-dn | shine-ratio-dn
<Xdsl::RtxOverruleShineRatio> ] [ no shine-ratio-up | shine-ratio-up <Xdsl::RtxOverruleShineRatio> ] [ no
leftr-thresh-dn | leftr-thresh-dn <Xdsl::RtxOverruleLeftrThreshold> ] [ no leftr-thresh-up | leftr-thresh-up
<Xdsl::RtxOverruleLeftrThreshold> ] [ no memory-down | memory-down <Xdsl::OverruleMemoryDownstream> ]
[ no modification | modification <Xdsl::ModifyStatus> ] [ [ no ] active ] )
Command Parameters

Table 6.31-1 "xDSL Per Line Overrule Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Table 6.31-2 "xDSL Per Line Overrule Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] max-bitrate-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::OverruleBitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "no-overrule"
( no-overrule maximum bitrate down
| <Xdsl::OverruleBitRate> )
Possible values:
- no-overrule : no overrule
Field type <Xdsl::OverruleBitRate>
- bitrate
- unit: kbit/s
- range: [0...262143]
[no] max-bitrate-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::OverruleBitRate> optional parameter with default
( no-overrule maximum bitrate up
| <Xdsl::OverruleBitRate> )
Possible values:
Field type <Xdsl::OverruleBitRate>
- bitrate
- unit: kbit/s
- range: [0...262143]
[no] max-delay-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::OverruleInterleavingDelay> optional parameter with default
( no-overrule maximum interleaving delay
| <Xdsl::OverruleInterleavingDelay> ) down
Possible values:
Field type <Xdsl::OverruleInterleavingDelay>
- maximum interleaving delay
- unit: ms
- range: [1...63]
[no] max-delay-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::OverruleInterleavingDelay> optional parameter with default
( no-overrule maximum interleaving delay up
| <Xdsl::OverruleInterleavingDelay> )
Possible values:
Field type <Xdsl::OverruleInterleavingDelay>
- maximum interleaving delay
- unit: ms
- range: [1...63]
[no] imp-noise-prot-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::OverruleImpNoiseProtection> optional parameter with default


( no-overrule minimum impulse noise
| <Xdsl::OverruleImpNoiseProtection> ) protection down
Possible values:
Field type <Xdsl::OverruleImpNoiseProtection>
- minimum impulse noise protection
- unit: 0.1 symbols
- range: [0...160]
[no] imp-noise-prot-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::OverruleImpNoiseProtection> optional parameter with default
( no-overrule minimum impulse noise
| <Xdsl::OverruleImpNoiseProtection> ) protection up
Possible values:
Field type <Xdsl::OverruleImpNoiseProtection>
- minimum impulse noise protection
- unit: 0.1 symbols
- range: [0...160]
[no] trgt-noise-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::OverruleTargetNoiseMargin> optional parameter with default
( no-overrule target noise margin down
| <Xdsl::OverruleTargetNoiseMargin> )
Possible values:
Field type <Xdsl::OverruleTargetNoiseMargin>
- target noise margin
- unit: dB / 10
- range: [0...310]
[no] trgt-noise-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::OverruleTargetNoiseMargin> optional parameter with default
( no-overrule target noise margin up
| <Xdsl::OverruleTargetNoiseMargin> )
Possible values:
Field type <Xdsl::OverruleTargetNoiseMargin>
- target noise margin
- unit: dB / 10
- range: [0...310]
[no] max-psd-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::OverrulePsdLevel> optional parameter with default
( no-overrule maximum psd level down
| no-constraint
| <Xdsl::OverrulePsdLevel> )
Possible values:
- no-constraint : no overrule
Field type <Xdsl::OverrulePsdLevel>
- overrule psd level
- unit: dBm/Hz * 1/10
- range: [-955...0]
[no] max-psd-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::OverrulePsdLevel> optional parameter with default
( no-overrule maximum psd level up
| no-constraint
| <Xdsl::OverrulePsdLevel> )
Possible values:


- no-constraint : no overrule
Field type <Xdsl::OverrulePsdLevel>
- overrule psd level
- unit: dBm/Hz * 1/10
- range: [-955...0]
[no] carrier-mask-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::OverruleCarrierMaskDown> optional parameter with default
( no-overrule overrule carrier mask down
| <Xdsl::OverruleCarrierMaskDown> )
Possible values:
Field type <Xdsl::OverruleCarrierMaskDown>
- overrule carrier mask down
- length: 64
[no] carrier-mask-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::OverruleCarrierMaskUp> optional parameter with default
( no-overrule overrule carrier mask up
| <Xdsl::OverruleCarrierMaskUp> )
Possible values:
Field type <Xdsl::OverruleCarrierMaskUp>
- overrule carrier mask up
- length: 8
[no] noise-psd-mode-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::OverruleNoiseModeDown> optional parameter with default
( no-overrule noise overrule mode
| virtual
| artificial )
Possible values:
- virtual : overrule Tx referred virtual noise
- artificial : overrule artificial noise
[no] noise-psd-mode-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::OverruleNoiseModeUp> optional parameter with default
( no-overrule noise overrule mode
| virtual
| virtual-rx )
Possible values:
- virtual : overrule Tx referred virtual noise
- virtual-rx : overrule Rx referred virtual noise
[no] rtx-mode-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxOverruleMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "nooverrule"
( forbidden overrule retransmission mode in
| preferred downstream on lines
| forced
| testmode
| nooverrule )
Possible values:
- nooverrule : retransmission nooverrule in down/upstream
[no] rtx-mode-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxOverruleMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "nooverrule"


( forbidden overrule retransmission mode in
| preferred upstream on lines
| forced
| testmode
| nooverrule )
Possible values:
- nooverrule : retransmission nooverrule in down/upstream
[no] max-net-rate-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1
- a data rate value overrule maximum net data rate
- unit: kbit/s for downstream direction, special
- range: [-1,0...262143] value -1 means the rtxprofile
parameter will not be overruled
[no] max-net-rate-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1
- a data rate value overrule maximum net data rate
- unit: kbit/s for upstream direction, special
[no] max-exp-thrpt-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1
- a data rate value overrule maximum expected
- unit: kbit/s throughput for downstream
- range: [-1,0...262143] direction, special value -1 means
the rtxprofile parameter will not
be overruled
[no] max-exp-thrpt-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1
- a data rate value overrule maximum expected
- unit: kbit/s throughput for upstream
- range: [-1,0...262143] direction, special value -1 means
be overruled
[no] min-inp-shine-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxShineImpNoiseProtection> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1
- minimum impulse noise protection overrule minimum impulse noise
- range: [-1,0...63] downstream direction, special
value -1 means the rtxprofile
[no] min-inp-shine-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxShineImpNoiseProtection> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1
- range: [-1,0...63] upstream direction, special value
-1 means the rtxprofile parameter
will not be overruled
[no] min-inp-rein-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxReinImpNoiseProtection> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1
- range: [-1,0...7] downstream direction, special


[no] min-inp-rein-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxReinImpNoiseProtection> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1
- range: [-1,0...7] upstream direction, special value
-1 means the rtxprofile parameter
will not be overruled
[no] min-delay-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxOverruleMinDelay> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1
- a delay time period overrule minimum instantaneous
- unit: msec delay allowed (due to the effect
- range: [-1,0...63] of retransmission) for
downstream direction, special
[no] min-delay-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxOverruleMinDelay> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1
- a delay time period overrule minimum instantaneous
- range: [-1,0...63] of retransmission) for upstream
direction, special value -1 means
be overruled
[no] rtx-max-delay-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxOverruleMaxDelay> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1
- a delay time period overrule maximum instantaneous
- range: [-1,2...63] of retransmission) for
downstream direction, special
[no] rtx-max-delay-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxOverruleMaxDelay> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1
- a delay time period overrule maximum instantaneous
- range: [-1,2...63] of retransmission) for upstream
direction, special value -1 means
be overruled
[no] shine-ratio-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxOverruleShineRatio> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1
- shine ratio overrule shine ratio for
- unit: 1/1000 downstream direction, special
[no] shine-ratio-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxOverruleShineRatio> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1
- shine ratio overrule shine ratio for upstream
- unit: 1/1000 direction, special value -1 means
- range: [-1,0...100] the rtxprofile parameter will not
be overruled
[no] leftr-thresh-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxOverruleLeftrThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1
- near-end defect threshold overrule threshold for declaring a
- unit: 1/100 near-end defect in downstream
- range: [-1,0,1...99] direction, special value -1 means


be overruled
[no] leftr-thresh-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxOverruleLeftrThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1
- near-end defect threshold overrule threshold for declaring a
- unit: 1/100 far-end defect in upstream
- range: [-1,0,1...99] direction, special value -1 means
be overruled
[no] memory-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::OverruleMemoryDownstream> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1
- overrule the configured interleaver memory downstream overrule configurable
- unit: 1/100 downstream memory
- range: [-1,255,0...100]
( start modify the profile
| cancel
| complete )
Possible values:
during creation.

6.32 xDSL Overrule Noise Psd Shape Downstream

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the virtual/artificial noise in downstream direction.
It helps operator to enter the virtual/artificial noise psd shape in a user-friendly way. The operator can enter
numbers corresponding to frequency and psd level.
The downstream overrule noise PSD shape overrules the downstream virtual or artificial noise PSD shape
configured in the profile,according to the setting of noise-psd-mode-dn
• no-overrule:overrule noise PSD is ignored
• virtual:overrule noise PSD overrules the virtual noise PSD in the profile.
In case no overrule noise PSD is specified (empty),v-noise-snr-down is set to mode-1,otherwise v-noise-snr-down is

set to mode-2.
• artificial: overrule noise PSD overrules the artificial noise PSD in the profile
When all the (needed) parameters are configured, the complete Overrule Data has to be activated.
shape at once, set the first two breakpoints to default values. Using this method, the psd shape mode will also be
reset to the default value. When any other breakpoint is set to default values, all points following it will also be set
to the default values.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl overrule-data (if-index) noise-psd-pt-down (psd-point) [ no frequency | frequency

<Xdsl::CustFreq> ] [ no psd | psd <Xdsl::CustPsd> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.32-1 "xDSL Overrule Noise Psd Shape Downstream Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>


- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- psd point
- range: [1...32]
Table 6.32-2 "xDSL Overrule Noise Psd Shape Downstream Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
Format: value: 0L
- unit: khz
- range: [0...30000]
Format: value: 0L
- range: [0...200,255]

6.33 xDSL Overrule Noise Psd Shape Upstream

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the virtual noise in upstream direction.
It helps operator to enter the virtual noise psd shape in a user-friendly way. The operator can enter numbers
corresponding to frequency and psd level.
When all the (needed) parameters are configured, the complete Overrule Data has to be activated.
shape at once, set the first two breakpoints to default values. Using this method, the psd shape mode will also be
reset to the default value. When any other breakpoint is set to default values, all points following it will also be set
to the default values.
The upstream overrule noise PSD shape overrules the upstream virtual or artificial noise PSD shape configured in
the profile, according to the setting of noise-psd-mode-up:
• no-overrule:overrule noise PSD is ignored.
• virtual:overrule noise PSD overrules the virtual noise PSD in the profile.In case no overrule noise PSD is
specified (empty), v-noise-snr-up is set to mode-1,otherwise v-noise-snr-up is set to mode-2.
• virtual-rx:overrule noise PSD overrules the virtual noise PSD in the profile.In case no overrule noise PSD is
specified (empty), v-noise-snr-up is set to mode-1, otherwise v-noise-snr-up is set to mode-3.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl overrule-data (if-index) noise-psd-pt-up (psd-point) [ no frequency | frequency <Xdsl::CustFreq> ]
[ no psd | psd <Xdsl::CustPsd> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.33-1 "xDSL Overrule Noise Psd Shape Upstream Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>


- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- psd point
- range: [1...16]
Table 6.33-2 "xDSL Overrule Noise Psd Shape Upstream Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
Format: value: 0L
- unit: khz
- range: [0...30000]
Format: value: 0L
- range: [0...200,255]

6.34 xDSL INS Near End Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the Impulse-Noise-Sensor parameters for the near-end side.
The InmMode must be enabled first to be able to start monitoring. To stop monitoring on the line this InmMode
must be disabled.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl imp-noise-sensor near-end (if-index) [ no inm-mode | inm-mode <Xdsl::InmMode> ] [ no

inm-eq-inp-mode | inm-eq-inp-mode <Xdsl::InmEquivInpMode> ] [ no ins-sensitivity | ins-sensitivity
<Xdsl::InsSensitivity> ] [ no inm-cluster-cont | inm-cluster-cont <Xdsl::ClusterContinuation> ] [ no inm-iat-offset |
inm-iat-offset <Xdsl::InterArrivalTimeOffset> ] [ no inm-iat-step | inm-iat-step <Xdsl::InterArrivalTimeStep> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.34-1 "xDSL INS Near End Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Table 6.34-2 "xDSL INS Near End Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] inm-mode Parameter type: <Xdsl::InmMode> optional parameter with default
( disable enable upstr impulse noise
| enable ) monitoring stats collection
Possible values:
- disable : disable impulse noise monitoring stats collection
- enable : enable impulse noise monitoring stats collection
[no] inm-eq-inp-mode Parameter type: <Xdsl::InmEquivInpMode> optional parameter with default


( mode-0 equivalent INP mode used for the
| mode-1 construction of the INM
| mode-2 equivalent INP histograms
| mode-3 )
Possible values:
- mode-0 : impulse length
- mode-1 : cluster length
- mode-2 : sum of impulse length in cluster
- mode-3 : gap compensated impulse length in cluster
[no] ins-sensitivity Parameter type: <Xdsl::InsSensitivity> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- impulse noise sensitivity upstream impulse noise sensor
- unit: dB / 10 sensitivity
- range: [-128...127]
[no] inm-cluster-cont Parameter type: <Xdsl::ClusterContinuation> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "disabled"
( disabled upstream impulse noise cluster
| <Xdsl::ClusterContinuation> ) continuation
Possible values:
- disabled : disable cluster continuation
Field type <Xdsl::ClusterContinuation>
- impulse noise cluster continuation
- unit: DMT Symbol
- range: [0...64]
[no] inm-iat-offset Parameter type: <Xdsl::InterArrivalTimeOffset> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 3L
- inter arrival time offset interval offset of upstr
- unit: DMT Symbol inter-arrival time histograms
- range: [3...511]
[no] inm-iat-step Parameter type: <Xdsl::InterArrivalTimeStep> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- inter arrival time step interval width of upstr
- range: [0...7] inter-arrival time histograms

6.35 xDSL INS Far End Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the Impulse-Noise-Sensor parameters for the far-end side.
The InmMode must be enabled first to be able to start monitoring. To stop monitoring on the line this InmMode
must be disabled.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl imp-noise-sensor far-end (if-index) [ no inm-mode | inm-mode <Xdsl::InmMode> ] [ no

inm-eq-inp-mode | inm-eq-inp-mode <Xdsl::InmEquivInpMode> ] [ no ins-sensitivity | ins-sensitivity
<Xdsl::InsSensitivity> ] [ no inm-cluster-cont | inm-cluster-cont <Xdsl::ClusterContinuation> ] [ no inm-iat-offset |
inm-iat-offset <Xdsl::InterArrivalTimeOffset> ] [ no inm-iat-step | inm-iat-step <Xdsl::InterArrivalTimeStep> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.35-1 "xDSL INS Far End Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Table 6.35-2 "xDSL INS Far End Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] inm-mode Parameter type: <Xdsl::InmMode> optional parameter with default
( disable enable downstr impulse noise
| enable ) monitoring stats collection
Possible values:
- disable : disable impulse noise monitoring stats collection
- enable : enable impulse noise monitoring stats collection
[no] inm-eq-inp-mode Parameter type: <Xdsl::InmEquivInpMode> optional parameter with default


( mode-0 equivalent INP mode used for the
| mode-1 construction of the INM
| mode-2 equivalent INP histograms
| mode-3 )
Possible values:
[no] ins-sensitivity Parameter type: <Xdsl::InsSensitivity> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- impulse noise sensitivity downstream impulse noise sensor
- unit: dB / 10 sensitivity
- range: [-128...127]
[no] inm-cluster-cont Parameter type: <Xdsl::ClusterContinuation> optional parameter with default
( disabled downstream impulse noise cluster
| <Xdsl::ClusterContinuation> ) continuation
Possible values:
- disabled : disable cluster continuation
Field type <Xdsl::ClusterContinuation>
- impulse noise cluster continuation
- unit: DMT Symbol
- range: [0...64]
[no] inm-iat-offset Parameter type: <Xdsl::InterArrivalTimeOffset> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 3L
- inter arrival time offset interval offset of dwnstr
- unit: DMT Symbol inter-arrival time histograms
- range: [3...511]
[no] inm-iat-step Parameter type: <Xdsl::InterArrivalTimeStep> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- inter arrival time step interval width of dwnstr
- range: [0...7] inter-arrival time histograms

7- ATM Configuration Commands
7.1 ATM Configuration Command Tree 7-212

7.2 ATM PVC Configuration Command 7-213

7 ATM Configuration Commands
7.1 ATM Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "ATM Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----atm
----[no] pvc
- (port-index)
- [no] admin-down
- [no] aal5-encap-type

7.2 ATM PVC Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure an ATM PVC.
The admin status allows or disallows traffic on the PVC.
The encapsulation type configures the way higher-layer traffic is encapsulated in the AAL5 container.
The LLC Encapsulation method allows the multiplexing of multiple protocols over a single ATM VC. The protocol
type of each PDU is identified by a prefixed IEEE 802.2 LLC header.
In the VC Multiplexing method, each ATM VC carries PDUs of exactly one protocol type. When multiple protocols
must be transported, there is a separate VC for each protocol type.
Use of the encapsulations:
• llc-snap and vc-mux-bridged-8023 can be used for cross-connects, ibridge, PPPoE, and IPoE
• llc-snap-routed and vc-mux-routed can be used for IPoA
• llc-nlpid and vc-mux-pppoa can be used for PPPoA
• none can be used for ATM pseudowire
It is also possible to automatically detect the used encapsulation type on the link.
• automatic:ip is used for auto-detection between llc-snap, vc-mux-bridged-8023, llc-snap-routed, and
vc-mux-routed; ipoe and ipoa dataframes are accepted;
• automatic:ppp is used for auto-detection between llc-snap, vc-mux-bridged-8023, llc-nlpid, and vc-mux-pppoa;
pppoa and pppoe dataframes are accepted;
• automatic:pppoa is used for auto-detection between llc-nlpid and vc-mux-pppoa, only pppoa dataframes are
accepted;
• automatic:ipoe-ppp is used for auto-detection between llc-snap, vc-mux-bridged-8023, llc-nlpid and
vc-mux-pppoa; ipoe, pppoa and pppoe dataframes are accepted;
The only encapsulation type supported on L2 LTs is llc-snap.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with atm privileges, and executed by operators with atm privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure atm ( no pvc (port-index) ) | ( pvc (port-index) [ [ no ] admin-down ] [ no aal5-encap-type |

aal5-encap-type <Atm::VccEncapType> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 7.2-1 "ATM PVC Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(port-index) Format: the atm static Interface with vpi
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / and vci


<Eqpt::PortId> : <Eqpt::VpiMandatoryId> :
<Eqpt::VciMandatoryId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Field type <Eqpt::VpiMandatoryId>
- atm VPI
Field type <Eqpt::VciMandatoryId>
- atm VCI
Table 7.2-2 "ATM PVC Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] admin-down Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable traffic flow
[no] aal5-encap-type Parameter type: <Atm::VccEncapType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "llc-snap"
( llc-snap The parameter is not visible
| llc-snap-routed during modification.
| llc-nlpid encapsulation method for traffic
| vc-mux-bridged-8023 in an AAL5 container
| vc-mux-routed
| vc-mux-pppoa
| none
| automatic : ip
| automatic : ppp
| automatic : pppoa
| automatic : ipoe-ppp )
Possible values:
- llc-snap : logical link control encapsulation bridged
protocol
- llc-snap-routed : logical link control encapsulation routed
protocol
- llc-nlpid : logical link control encapsulation pppoa protocol
- vc-mux-bridged-8023 : virtual channel multiplex bridged
protocol
- vc-mux-routed : virtual channel multiplex routed protocol
- vc-mux-pppoa : virtual channel multiplex pppoa protocol
- automatic : automatic detection of encapsulation type
- none : no encapsulation type
Possible values:
- ip : autodetection of the used ip encapsulation
- ppp : autodetection of the used ppp encapsulation
- pppoa : autodetection of the used pppoa encapsulation
- ipoe-ppp : autodetection of the used ip or ppp
encapsulation

8- Interface Management Configuration Commands
8.1 Interface Management Configuration Command Tree 8-216

8.2 Network Interface Configuration Command 8-217
8.3 Extend Interface Configuration Command 8-221
8.4 Interface Alarm Configuration Command 8-222

8 Interface Management Configuration Commands
8.1 Interface Management Configuration Command

Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Interface Management Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----interface
----port
- (port)
- [no] admin-up
X [no] link-state-trap
- [no] link-updown-trap
- [no] user
- [no] severity
----atm-pvc
- (pvc-index)
- [no] customer-id
----alarm
- (index)
- [no] default-severity

8.2 Network Interface Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure interface management parameters.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure interface port (port) [ [ no ] admin-up ] [ no link-state-trap | link-state-trap <Itf::ifLinkUpDownTrap> ]

[ [ no ] link-updown-trap ] [ no user | user <Itf::asamIfExtCustomerId> ] [ no severity | severity
<Itf::asamIfExtAlmReportingSeverity> ]
Command Parameters
Table 8.2-1 "Network Interface Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(port) Format: the index of the interface
( xdsl-line : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
<Eqpt::SlotId> / <Eqpt::PortId>
| xdsl-channel : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
| atm-if : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId>
/ <Eqpt::PortId>
| atm-pvc : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
<Eqpt::SlotId> / <Eqpt::PortId> : <Eqpt::VpiId> :
<Eqpt::VciId>
| bridge-port : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
<Eqpt::VciId>
| sw-loopback
| ethernet-line : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
| bonding : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
| vlan-port : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
<Eqpt::VciId> : <Eqpt::UnstackedVlan>
<Eqpt::SlotId> / <Eqpt::PortId> : <Eqpt::UnstackedVlan>


<Eqpt::VciId> : stacked : <Eqpt::SVlan> : <Eqpt::CVlan>
<Eqpt::SlotId> / <Eqpt::PortId> : stacked : <Eqpt::SVlan> :
<Eqpt::CVlan>
| no-interface
| ethernet-line-nt : sfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex>
| ethernet-line-nt-a : sfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex>
| ethernet-line-nt-a : xfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex>
| ethernet-line-nt-b : sfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex>
| ethernet-line-nt-b : xfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex>
| la-group-nt : sfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex>
| la-group-nt-a : sfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex>
| la-group-nt-a : xfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex>
| la-group-nt-b : sfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex>
| la-group-nt-b : xfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex>
| bridge-port-nt : sfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex>
| bridge-port-nt-a : sfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex>
| bridge-port-nt-a : xfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex>
| bridge-port-nt-b : sfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex>
| bridge-port-nt-b : xfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex>
| vlan-port-nt : sfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex> :
<Eqpt::UnstackedVlan>
| vlan-port-nt : sfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex> : stacked :
<Eqpt::SVlan> : <Eqpt::CVlan>
| vlan-port-nt-a : sfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex> :
| vlan-port-nt-a : xfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex> :
| vlan-port-nt-a : sfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex> : stacked :
| vlan-port-nt-a : xfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex> : stacked :
| vlan-port-nt-b : sfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex> :
| vlan-port-nt-b : xfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex> :
| vlan-port-nt-b : sfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex> : stacked :
| vlan-port-nt-b : xfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex> : stacked :
<Eqpt::SVlan> : <Eqpt::CVlan> )
Possible values:
- xdsl-line : a static xdsl line interface
- bonding : bonding
- xdsl-channel : a static xdsl channel interface
- atm-if : a static atm interface
- atm-pvc : an atm pvc interface
- ethernet-line : an ethernet line interface
- bridge-port : a vlan bridge-port
- sw-loopback : a software loopback interface
- vlan-port : vlan port
- no-interface : no interface
- ethernet-line-nt : an ethernet line on the nt
- ethernet-line-nt-a : an ethernet line on the nt-a
- ethernet-line-nt-b : an ethernet line on the nt-b
- la-group-nt : a link aggregation group on an nt interface
- la-group-nt-a : a link aggregation group on a nt-a interface


- la-group-nt-b : a link aggregation group on a nt-b interface
- bridge-port-nt : a bridge port on an nt interface
- bridge-port-nt-a : a bridge port on an nt-a interface
- bridge-port-nt-b : a bridge port on an nt-b interface
- vlan-port-nt : a vlan port on an nt interface
- vlan-port-nt-a : a vlan port on an nt-a interface
- vlan-port-nt-b : a vlan port on an nt-b interface
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Field type <Eqpt::VpiId>
- atm VPI
Field type <Eqpt::VciId>
- atm VCI
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
Field type <Itf::UplinkPortIndex>
- the faceplate port number
Possible values:
- stacked : stacked vlan identity
Field type <Eqpt::UnstackedVlan>
- unstacked vlan id
Field type <Eqpt::SVlan>
- service vlan id
Field type <Eqpt::CVlan>
- customer vlan id
Table 8.2-2 "Network Interface Configuration Command" Command Parameters
admin status is up
[no] link-state-trap Parameter type: <Itf::ifLinkUpDownTrap> obsolete parameter replaced by
Format: parameter "link-updown-trap"
( enable indicates if link-up/link-down
| disable traps should be generated
| no-value )
Possible values:
- enable : enable link-up/link-down traps
- disable : disable link-up/link-down traps
- no-value : no valid value
[no] link-updown-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable link-up/link-down traps
[no] user Parameter type: <Itf::asamIfExtCustomerId> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "available"
- a string identifying the customer or user description of the user connected
- length: x<=64 to this interface
[no] severity Parameter type: <Itf::asamIfExtAlmReportingSeverity> optional parameter with default
( indeterminate set minimum severity for alarm
| warning to be reported,If ima is the only
| minor interface for which this parameter


| major is not supported
| critical
| no-alarms
| default
| no-value )
Possible values:
- indeterminate : not a definite known severity
- no-alarms : do not report alarm
- default : take default as specified via Interface Alarm
Configuration command
- no-value : no entry in the table

8.3 Extend Interface Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure extended interface management parameters.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure interface atm-pvc (pvc-index) [ no customer-id | customer-id <Itf::asamIfExtCustomerId> ]
Command Parameters
Table 8.3-1 "Extend Interface Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(pvc-index) Format: the ATM PVC interface index
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> /
<Eqpt::PortId> : <Eqpt::VpiId> : <Eqpt::VciId>
| <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> /
<Eqpt::PortId> )
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Table 8.3-2 "Extend Interface Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] customer-id Parameter type: <Itf::asamIfExtCustomerId> optional parameter with default
- a string identifying the customer or user Config the customerId per PVC
- length: x<=64

8.4 Interface Alarm Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the default severity for an alarm on this type of interface.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure interface alarm (index) [ no default-severity | default-severity

<Itf::asamIfExtAlmReportingSeverityDefault> ]
Command Parameters
Table 8.4-1 "Interface Alarm Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: index of the IANA ifType
( xdsl-line
| ethernet-line
| voicefxs
| lag )
Possible values:
- xdsl-line : xdsl line
- ethernet-line : ethernet line
- voicefxs : voicefxs
- lag : link aggregation group
Table 8.4-2 "Interface Alarm Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] default-severity Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<Itf::asamIfExtAlmReportingSeverityDefault> value: "major"
Format: default severity to be reported
( indeterminate
| warning
| minor
| major
| critical )
Possible values:


9- Error Configuration Commands
9.1 Error Configuration Command Tree 9-225

9.2 Error Log Configuration Command 9-226

9 Error Configuration Commands
9.1 Error Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Error Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----error
- [no] log-full-action

9 Error Configuration Commands
9.2 Error Log Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure parameters related to the error log.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure error [ no log-full-action | log-full-action <Error::errorLogFullAction> ]
Command Parameters
Table 9.2-2 "Error Log Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] log-full-action Parameter type: <Error::errorLogFullAction> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "wrap"
( wrap set the action when error log
| halt ) buffer is full
Possible values:

10- System Configuration Commands
10.1 System Configuration Command Tree 10-228

10.2 System Configuration Command 10-229
10.3 System Management IP related Configuration 10-231
Command
10.4 System Management Default Route Configuration 10-232
Command
10.5 System SNTP Configuration Command 10-233
10.6 System SNTP Server Table Configuration Command 10-234
10.7 System Loop ID Syntax Configuration Command 10-235
10.8 ALS State Configuration Command 10-237
10.9 Configure system auto-switch 10-238
10.10 Uplink Configuration Command 10-239

10 System Configuration Commands
10.1 System Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "System Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----system
- [no] id
- name
- location
- [no] access-oper-id
- contact-person
- [no] en-snmp-auth-trap
- mgnt-vlan-id
- [no] periph-mgnt-vlan
- [no] port-num-in-proto
- [no] voiceoswp
----management
- host-ip-address
- default-ttl
----[no] default-route
- (default-route)
----sntp
- server-ip-addr
- [no] server-port
- [no] polling-rate
- [no] enable
- [no] timezone-offset
----server-table
----[no] ip-address
- (ip-addr)
- [no] port
- priority
----loop-id-syntax
- [no] atm-based-dsl
- [no] efm-based-dsl
----auto-laser-shutdown
- [no] action
----auto-switch
- [no] xdsl-atm-ptm
- [no] xdsl-stepup-delay
----uplink
- [no] mode

10.2 System Configuration Command
Command Description
This command displays the ID that represents the SID (System ID) of the NE and is used to identify the NE in TL1
messages. The System ID includes all printable ASCII characters except white-space, and must be unique for each
NE in a managed network. The name is an administratively assigned name for this managed node. By convention,
this is the node's fully qualified domain name. The location is the physical location of this node. The textual
identification of the contact person for this managed node, together with information on how to contact this person,
is given by contact-person.
This command displays the ID that represents the SID (System ID) of the NE and is used to identify the NE in TL1
messages. The System ID may only include letters, digits, and hyphens, and must be unique for each NE in a
managed network. The name is an administratively assigned name for this managed node. By convention, this is the
node's fully qualified domain name. The accessOperatorID is an identifier randomly generated by Alcatel-Lucent
and assigned to an operator. The Customer Depenedent Engineering features are enabled based on the
accessOperatorID. The location is the physical location of this node. The textual identification of the contact
person for this managed node, together with information on how to contact this person, is given by contact-person.
The snmp-auth-traps indicates whether the SNMP agent process is permitted to generate authentication-failure
traps. The ether-shape-rate indicates the Ethernet frame shaping rate in kb/s.
The system-mac is used to configure the system MAC address in ISAM. The systemMacAddr is the MAC address of
the LANX interface on the NT board. The lanxBaseMacAddr is the first MAC address of the consecutive MAC
addresses used by the LANX. The lanxRangeMac is the number of MAC addresses supported in LANX.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure system [ no id | id <Sys::systemId> ] name <Transport::sysName> location <Transport::sysLocation> [

no access-oper-id | access-oper-id <Sys::accessOperatorId> ] contact-person <Transport::sysContact> [ [ no ]
en-snmp-auth-trap ] mgnt-vlan-id <Vlan::VlanId> [ no periph-mgnt-vlan | periph-mgnt-vlan <Sys::PortVlanId> ] [
no port-num-in-proto | port-num-in-proto <Sys::PortNumberInprotocol> ] [ no voiceoswp | voiceoswp
<Sys::sysVoiceOswp> ]
Command Parameters
Table 10.2-2 "System Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] id Parameter type: <Sys::systemId> optional parameter with default
Format: value: """"
- system ID the system ID of the NE
- range: printable string (no white-spaces)
- length: x<=64
name Parameter type: <Transport::sysName> optional parameter
Format: fully-qualified domain name of


- a printable string the system
- length: x<=255
location Parameter type: <Transport::sysLocation> optional parameter
Format: location of this system
- length: x<=255
[no] access-oper-id Parameter type: <Sys::accessOperatorId> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- unique access operator id unique access operator id
- range: [0...65535] assigned by ALU
contact-person Parameter type: <Transport::sysContact> optional parameter
Format: info about the contact person for
- a printable string this system
- length: x<=255
[no] en-snmp-auth-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable the generation of
authentication-failure traps
mgnt-vlan-id Parameter type: <Vlan::VlanId> optional parameter
Format: configure management vlan id
- vlan id
- range: [1...4093]
[no] periph-mgnt-vlan Parameter type: <Sys::PortVlanId> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- vlan id configure the peripheral
- range: [0...4093] management vlan
[no] port-num-in-proto Parameter type: <Sys::PortNumberInprotocol> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "log-slot-num"
( log-slot-num numbering scheme for the Line
| position-based ID field (all protocols)
| type-based
| legacy-num )
Possible values:
- log-slot-num : a system defined, predetermined and unique
number
- position-based : flat-numbering independent of slot-type
- type-based : flat-numbering per slot-type(tl1-like)
- legacy-num : numbering used since the early
days(position-based-like)
[no] voiceoswp Parameter type: <Sys::sysVoiceOswp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "sip"
( novoice the voice software when system
| h248 startup
| sip )
Possible values:
- novoice : no voice software
- h248 : h248 software
- sip : sip software

10.3 System Management IP related Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the IP address to be used to manage the system.
This command also allows the operator to configure the default-TTL. The default-TTL is the value to be inserted in
the Time-To-Live field of the IP header of datagrams originated at this entity, whenever a TTL value is not supplied
by the transport layer protocol.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with security privileges, and executed by operators with security
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system management [ host-ip-address <Ip::ExternalAddress> ] [ default-ttl <Ip::TTL> ]
Command Parameters
Table 10.3-2 "System Management IP related Configuration Command" Command Parameters
host-ip-address Parameter type: <Ip::ExternalAddress> optional parameter
Format: the host ip-address specification
manual : <Ip::V4Address> / <Ip::PrefixLengthHost>
Possible values:
- manual : set ip-address manually
- IPv4-address
Field type <Ip::PrefixLengthHost>
- IP address prefix length
- range: [8...30,32]
default-ttl Parameter type: <Ip::TTL> optional parameter
Format: default value for time-to-live
- time-to-live value of IP-header field of IP header
- range: [1...255]

10.4 System Management Default Route

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the default route of the system. Before the default route can be
configured, the IP address of the system must be set.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with transport privileges, and executed by operators with transport
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system management ( no default-route ) | ( default-route (default-route) )
Command Parameters
Table 10.4-2 "System Management Default Route Configuration Command" Command Parameters
(default-route) Format: mandatory parameter
- IPv4-address IP-address of the default-route

10.5 System SNTP Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the SNTP and its related parameters.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure system sntp [ server-ip-addr <Ip::V4Address> ] [ no server-port | server-port <Sys::portNumber> ] [ no

polling-rate | polling-rate <Sys::pollingRate> ] [ [ no ] enable ] [ no timezone-offset | timezone-offset
<Sys::timeZoneOffset> ]
Command Parameters
Table 10.5-2 "System SNTP Configuration Command" Command Parameters
server-ip-addr Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> optional parameter
Format: configure the ip address of the
- IPv4-address sntp server
[no] server-port Parameter type: <Sys::portNumber> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 123
- index number configure the port number of the
- range: [0...65535] sntp server
[no] polling-rate Parameter type: <Sys::pollingRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 3600
- polling rate in second configure polling rate for the sntp
- unit: seconds agent
- range: [60...864000]
sntp application in the NE is
enabled
[no] timezone-offset Parameter type: <Sys::timeZoneOffset> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- specify the offset for timezone from GMT/UTC set the offset of the local
- unit: minutes timezone from GMT/UTC
- range: [-780...780]

10.6 System SNTP Server Table Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure SNTP Server Table and its related parameters.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure system sntp server-table ( no ip-address (ip-addr) ) | ( ip-address (ip-addr) [ no port | port
<Sys::ServerPortNumber> ] [ priority <Sys::priority> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 10.6-1 "System SNTP Server Table Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(ip-addr) Format: configure the ip-address of the
Table 10.6-2 "System SNTP Server Table Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] port Parameter type: <Sys::ServerPortNumber> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 123
- port number configure the port number of the
- range: [0...65535] sntp server
priority Parameter type: <Sys::priority> optional parameter
Format: configure the priority number of
- sntp server priority(1 - high) the sntp server
- range: [1...3]

10.7 System Loop ID Syntax Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the system loop ID syntax. For atm-based-dsl, default value is
"Access_Node_ID atm Rack/Frame/Slot/Port:VPI.VCI". For efm-based-dsl, default value is "Access_Node_ID eth
Rack/Frame/Slot/Port". For efm-based-pon, default value is "Access_Node_ID eth
Rack/Frame/Slot/Port/ONU/OnuSlt/UNI".For efm-based-epon, default value is "Bras
Access_Node_ID/Rack/Frame/Slot/Subslot/Port/ONT Oft".
The system loop ID syntax is a concatenation of keywords, separators and free text strings.
The operator can use the following predefined keywords to construct the system loop ID :
• Bras to specify the Bras identifier.
• Access_Node_ID to specify the system id.
• Rack to specify the rack number.
• Frame to specify the shelf number.
• Slot to specify the slot number.
• Subslot to specify the slot number in ONT.
• ShSlt to specify the slot number without leading zero.
• Port to specify the port number.
• ShPrt to specify the port number without leading zero.
• VPI to specify the vpi.
• VCI to specify the vci.
• Q-VID to specify the vlan identifier.
• LzQVID to specify the vlan identifier with leading zero.
• DUVID to specify that user untagged vlan identifier is not added in string.
• U-VID to specify that user untagged vlan identifier is not added in string.When it is the last keyword and the
value is null, it removes all non-keywords before it.
• I-VID to specify the user side inner vlan identifier.
• ONT to specify the ONT id which connecting to OLT. Here using the ONUs MAC as id. it is represented with
12 ASCII characters.
• ONU to specify the number of the ONU without leading zero.
• LzOnu to specify the number of the ONU with leading zero.
• OnuSlt to specify the slot number on the ONU without leading zero.
• UNI to specify the number of UNI on the ONU without leading zero.
• N-VID to specify the network VLAN identifier.
• LzNVID to specify the network VLAN identifier with leading zeros (should not be used on GPON/EPON,
neither for DHCPv6/ANCP).
• Oft to specify the ONU format. It is a string.
• OnuSN to specify the ONU with the serial number.
• OnuLD to specify the ONU with logial authentication ID.
Note : the ONT and ONU related keywords are relevant only for the pon and epon syntax.
Note : according to Broadband Forum TR-156, the ONT always adds a VLAN tag before sending the traffic to the
OLT. In such case, the OLT not longer knows if traffic arrived at the ONT untagged or tagged. Therefore for
GPON, the keywords "DUVID" and "U-VID" will have the same behavior as "Q-VID".
User Level

Command Syntax
> configure system loop-id-syntax [ no atm-based-dsl | atm-based-dsl <PrintableString-0-80> ] [ no efm-based-dsl |

efm-based-dsl <PrintableString-0-80> ]
Command Parameters
Table 10.7-2 "System Loop ID Syntax Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] atm-based-dsl Parameter type: <PrintableString-0-80> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "Access_Node_ID atm
- a printable string Rack/Frame/Slot/Port : VPI.VCI"
- length: x<=80 define the syntax of loop Id for
atm based dsl lines
[no] efm-based-dsl Parameter type: <PrintableString-0-80> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "Access_Node_ID eth
- a printable string Rack/Frame/Slot/Port"
- length: x<=80 defines the syntax of loop Id for
efm based dsl lines

10.8 ALS State Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable or disable the system wide ALS state.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure system auto-laser-shutdown [ no action | action <Sys::AlsState> ]
Command Parameters
Table 10.8-2 "ALS State Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] action Parameter type: <Sys::AlsState> optional parameter with default
( enable system wide ALS handling state
| disable )
Possible values:
- enable : enable ALS state
- disable : disable ALS state

10.9 Configure system auto-switch
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure system-wide auto-switching parameters.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure system auto-switch [ [ no ] xdsl-atm-ptm ] [ no xdsl-stepup-delay | xdsl-stepup-delay

<Sys::AutoSwitchDelayTime> ]
Command Parameters
Table 10.9-2 "Configure system auto-switch" Command Parameters
[no] xdsl-atm-ptm Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable system-wide
auto-switching between ATM
and PTM on XDSL ports.
[no] xdsl-stepup-delay Parameter type: <Sys::AutoSwitchDelayTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 3600
- delay time in seconds auto-switching step up delay time
- unit: seconds (seconds) for PTM service(s).
- range: [0...65535]

10.10 Uplink Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure uplink mode.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure system uplink [ no mode | mode <Sys::UplinkMode> ]
Command Parameters
Table 10.10-2 "Uplink Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] mode Parameter type: <Sys::UplinkMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "auto"
( auto uplink mode
| ptp
| gpon )
Possible values:
- auto : auto selection uplink mode
- ptp : ptp uplink mode
- gpon : gpon uplink mode

11- Security Configuration Commands
11.1 Security Configuration Command Tree 11-241

11.2 Security Banner Configuration Commmand 11-246
11.3 Operator Configuration Command 11-247
11.4 Profile Configuration Command 11-249
11.5 Default Profile Configuration Command 11-256
11.6 SNMP View Configuration Command 11-262
11.7 Security SNMP Community Configuration Command 11-264
11.8 Security SNMPv3 Group Configuration Command 11-266
11.9 Security SNMPv3 User Configuration Command 11-268
11.10 Security SNMPv3 User-Group Configuration 11-270
Command
11.11 SNMP Notify View Configuration Command 11-272
11.12 Security SNMP Notification Profile Configuration 11-274
Command
11.13 Security SNMP Notification Profile Filter 11-276
11.14 Security SNMP Element Manager Configuration 11-278
Command
11.15 Security RADIUS Client Configuration Command 11-280
11.16 Security RADIUS Authentication Server 11-281
11.17 Security RADIUS Accounting Server Configuration 11-283
Command
11.18 Security RADIUS Dynamic Authorization Client 11-285
11.19 Security RADIUS Policy Configuration Command 11-287
11.20 Security RADIUS Server Configuration Command 11-289
11.21 Security Domain Configuration Command 11-291
11.22 Security Connection Profile Configuration Command 11-292
11.23 Security Connection Policy Configuration Command 11-293
11.24 Security 802.1x PAE System Configuration 11-294
Command
11.25 Security 802.1x Port Authentication Configuration 11-295
Command
11.26 Security 802.1x Extension, Port Authentication 11-298
11.27 Security 802.1x Port Configuration Command 11-300
11.28 Security Password Policy Configuration Commmand 11-302
11.29 File Transfer Configure Command 11-304
11.30 file Transfer server Configure Commands 11-305
11.31 PM File Upload Configure Command 11-306
11.32 PM File Upload Configure Command 11-307
11.33 MAC Filter Configuration Command 11-309

11 Security Configuration Commands
11.1 Security Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Security Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----system
----security
- [no] login-banner
- [no] welcome-banner
----[no] operator
- (name)
- profile
- password
- [no] prompt
- [no] description
- [no] more
----[no] profile
- (name)
- [no] prompt
- [no] password-timeout
- [no] slot-numbering
- [no] description
- [no] aaa
- [no] atm
- [no] alarm
- [no] dhcp
- [no] equipment
- [no] igmp
- [no] ip
- [no] pppoe
- [no] qos
- [no] software-mngt
- [no] transport
- [no] vlan
- [no] xdsl
- [no] sip
- [no] megaco
- [no] lacp
- [no] mstp
- [no] security
- [no] service
- [no] debug
- [no] debug-mirror
- [no] filter
- [no] link
- [no] log
- [no] oam
- [no] liadmin

- [no] liuser
- [no] drouter
----default-profile
- [no] prompt
- [no] password-timeout
- [no] slot-numbering
- [no] description
- [no] aaa
- [no] atm
- [no] alarm
- [no] dhcp
- [no] equipment
- [no] igmp
- [no] ip
- [no] pppoe
- [no] qos
- [no] software-mngt
- [no] transport
- [no] vlan
- [no] xdsl
- [no] sip
- [no] megaco
- [no] lacp
- [no] mstp
- [no] security
- [no] service
- [no] debug
- [no] debug-mirror
- [no] filter
- [no] link
- [no] log
- [no] oam
- [no] liadmin
- [no] liuser
- [no] drouter
----snmp
----[no] view
- (notify-view)
- subtree
- type
----[no] community
- (name)
- host-address
- [no] context
- [no] privilege
- [no] read-view
- [no] write-view
- [no] notify-view
----[no] group
- (name)
- security-level
- context
- [no] read-view
- [no] write-view
- [no] notify-view
----[no] user
- (name)
- [no] authentication

- [no] privacy
- [no] public
----[no] map-user-group
- (name)
- group-name
----[no] notify-view
- (notify-view)
- subtree
- type
----[no] notify-profile
- (name)
- snmp-version
----[no] filter
- notify-view
----[no] manager
- (name)
- destination
- notify-profile
- [no] nt
----radius
- [no] auth-super-user
- [no] operator-policy
- [no] aut-s-unreach-act
----[no] auth-server
- (name)
- vrf-index
- ip-address
- [no] port
- secret
- [no] retry-limit
- [no] timeout-limit
- [no] admin-down
- [no] dead-interval
----[no] acc-server
- (name)
- vrf-index
- ip-address
- [no] port
- secret
- [no] retry-limit
- [no] timeout-limit
- [no] admin-down
- [no] dead-interval
----[no] dyn-auth-client
- (name)
- vrf-index
- ip-address
- secret
- [no] admin-down
----[no] policy
- (name)
- nas-id
- nas-ip-address
- [no] keep-domain-name
- [no] disable-accnt-msg
- [no] acc-interval
- [no] disable-eap
----[no] servers
- (index)

- auth-server
- vrf-index-auth
- [no] acc-server
- [no] vrf-index-acc
- priority
----[no] domain
- (name)
- [no] sess-timeout
- authenticator
- [no] admin-down
----[no] conn-profile
- (name)
- version
- [no] reject-no-domain
- [no] reject-inv-domain
- domain-name
----[no] conn-policy
- conn-profile-name
----pae
- [no] port-access
----authenticator
- (port)
- [no] controlled-port
- [no] quiet-period
- [no] tx-period
- [no] supp-timeout
- [no] server-timeout
- [no] max-req
- [no] re-auth-enabled
- [no] re-auth-period
----ext-authenticator
- (port)
- [no] init-authreq-off
- [no] handshake
- [no] handshake-period
----port
- (port)
- [no] initialize
----password
- min-length
- min-num-numeric-char
- min-num-special-char
- [no] mixed-case
----filetransfer
- [no] protocol
- [no] tftp-rollovr
----[no] server
- (serverid)
- user-name
- password
----pmfile
----[no] upload
- (upload-index)
- pri-server-addr
- upload-path
- [no] upload-username
- [no] upload-password
- interval-type

- [no] auto-upload
- [no] retry-num
- [no] max-delay
----peripheral-mgnt
----mac-filter
- (index-num)
- [no] filter

11.2 Security Banner Configuration Commmand
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the login banner and the welcome banner.
There is a limit to the number of characters that can be entered in a single CLI command. For lengthy banners,
Alcatel-Lucent recommends that the operator enter separate commands to configure the login banner and the
welcome banner.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system security [ no login-banner | login-banner <Sec::Banner> ] [ no welcome-banner |

welcome-banner <Sec::Banner> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.2-2 "Security Banner Configuration Commmand" Command Parameters
[no] login-banner Parameter type: <Sec::Banner> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- a banner to be shown to the operator Note: up to 2048 banner to be shown before the
length of banner is only supported on FANT-F, 480 for other operator enters its name
NT. If using special and functional characters like pound,
reversed slash,space, the whole banner must be in the
quotation marks. Quotation marks and reversed slash is not
counted in length. A reversed slash followed by 'r' combined
with reversed slash followed by 'n' is used to change line.
- length: x<=2048
[no] welcome-banner Parameter type: <Sec::Banner> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- a banner to be shown to the operator Note: up to 2048 the banner to be shown when the
length of banner is only supported on FANT-F, 480 for other operator logged in
NT. If using special and functional characters like pound,
reversed slash,space, the whole banner must be in the
quotation marks. Quotation marks and reversed slash is not
counted in length. A reversed slash followed by 'r' combined
with reversed slash followed by 'n' is used to change line.
- length: x<=2048

11.3 Operator Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to specify an operator instance.
After this instance is created, an operator can log in to the system with the specified name and password.
Operators have a profile that determines most of the operator properties. The operator profile must be created
before the operator can be created.
The operator profile is assigned when the operator is created. The profile cannot be changed afterward. If the
operator wants to change the profile, the operator must first delete the operator and then recreate it.
The default values for prompt can be found in configure system security profile profile-name.
The following rules apply to a plain text password.
• The password must consist of a minimum of six and a maximum of 20 printable characters.
• The password must contain at least one non-alphanumeric character.
• A new password must be different from the last three passwords.
Never specify a new password using the encrypted option. You could mistakenly enter any hexadecimal string that
is not necessarily linked to a password, and it is almost impossible to calculate a password from an encrypted
string. The encrypted method of specifying passwords is only intended to restore an existing configuration.
An operator must enter a new password when logging in for the first time after another operator has changed his
or her password.
There is no separate command to change a password. An operator must change the password in the operator's
operator node.
• %% : a %
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with all,admin privileges, and executed by operators with all
privileges.
The last operator with security write permissions cannot be deleted.
An operator can be deleted when still logged in. The operator instance is only removed after the operator has
logged out or is logged out by the system.
Operators without security read or write permissions cannot see other operators.
Operators without security write permissions cannot create, delete, or modify another operator, but they can enter
the commands to perform these actions. However, these commands always fail when executed.

Command Syntax
> configure system security ( no operator (name) ) | ( operator (name) profile <Sec::ProfileName> password
<Sec::Password> [ no prompt | prompt <Sec::Prompt> ] [ no description | description <Sec::OperatorDesc> ] [ [ no
] more ] )
Command Parameters
Table 11.3-1 "Operator Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: the name of the operator
- the name of an operator
- range: [a-z0-9]
- length: 1<=x<=11
Table 11.3-2 "Operator Configuration Command" Command Parameters
profile Parameter type: <Sec::ProfileName> mandatory parameter
Format: The parameter is not visible
- the name of an operator profile during modification.
- range: [a-z0-9] the name of an operator profile
- length: 1<=x<=11
password Parameter type: <Sec::Password> mandatory parameter
Format: the password needed to log in
( prompt
| plain : <Sec::PlainPassword>
| encrypted : <Sec::EncryptedPassword> )
Possible values:
- encrypted : the hashed password
Field type <Sec::PlainPassword>
- the password in plain text is placed in double quotes when
# or ? is used
- length: 6<=x<=20
Field type <Sec::EncryptedPassword>
- the encrypted password
- length: 20
Format: value: ""
- length: x<=28
[no] description Parameter type: <Sec::OperatorDesc> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- any description to be used by the operator any description to be used by the
[no] more Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
the output is passed via the more
filter

11.4 Profile Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to specify an operator profile.
The operator profile determines most of the operator properties.
An operator profile is typically used to limit the commands that a group of operators can execute to those for which
they have the necessary skills and for which they are responsible.
Any change of the attribute slot-numbering will only take effect for new CLI sessions. The slot-numbering of an
active CLI session will never be changed. The actual slot-numbering used for a session can be made visible with
the command show sessions
terminal-timeout: A value of 0 equals an infinite timeout value (i.e. the terminal will never time out).
• %% : a %
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with all,admin privileges.
The last operator with security write permissions cannot be deleted.
The permissions of a profile cannot be changed as long as one operator belongs to the profile.
Operators without security read or write permissions cannot see other operator profiles.
Command Syntax
> configure system security ( no profile (name) ) | ( profile (name) [ no prompt | prompt <Sec::Prompt> ] [ no
password-timeout | password-timeout <Sec::PasswordTimeout> ] [ no terminal-timeout | terminal-timeout
<Sec::InactivityTimeout> ] [ no slot-numbering | slot-numbering <Sec::SlotDesc> ] [ no description | description
<Sec::ProfileDesc> ] [ no aaa | aaa <Sec::Aaa> ] [ no atm | atm <Sec::Atm> ] [ no alarm | alarm <Sec::Alarm> ] [
no dhcp | dhcp <Sec::Dhcp> ] [ no equipment | equipment <Sec::Equipment> ] [ no igmp | igmp <Sec::Igmp> ] [ no
ip | ip <Sec::Ip> ] [ no pppoe | pppoe <Sec::Pppoe> ] [ no qos | qos <Sec::Qos> ] [ no software-mngt |
software-mngt <Sec::Sw> ] [ no transport | transport <Sec::Transport> ] [ no vlan | vlan <Sec::Vlan> ] [ no xdsl |
xdsl <Sec::Xdsl> ] [ no sip | sip <Sec::Sip> ] [ no megaco | megaco <Sec::Megaco> ] [ no lacp | lacp <Sec::Lacp> ]
[ no mstp | mstp <Sec::Mstp> ] [ no security | security <Sec::Security> ] [ no service | service <Sec::Service> ] [ no
debug | debug <Sec::Debug> ] [ no debug-mirror | debug-mirror <Sec::DebugMirror> ] [ no filter | filter
<Sec::Filter> ] [ no link | link <Sec::Link> ] [ no log | log <Sec::Log> ] [ no oam | oam <Sec::Oam> ] [ no liadmin |

liadmin <Sec::Liadmin> ] [ no liuser | liuser <Sec::Liuser> ] [ no drouter | drouter <Sec::Drouter> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 11.4-1 "Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: the name of the profile
- the name of an operator profile
- range: [a-z0-9]
- length: 1<=x<=11
Table 11.4-2 "Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
Format: value: "\"%s : %n%d%c \""
- length: x<=28
[no] password-timeout Parameter type: <Sec::PasswordTimeout> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the maximum time a password may be unchanged the maximum time a password
- unit: days may be unchanged
- range: [0...365]
[no] terminal-timeout Parameter type: <Sec::InactivityTimeout> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 30
- specify the inactivity timeout of the terminal specify the inactivity timeout of
- unit: minutes the terminal
- range: [0...120]
[no] slot-numbering Parameter type: <Sec::SlotDesc> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "legacy-based"
( type-based slot numbering scheme to be used
| position-based by the operator
| legacy-based )
Possible values:
- type-based : flat-numbering per slot-type (tl1-like)
- legacy-based : numbering used since the early days
(position-based-like)
[no] description Parameter type: <Sec::ProfileDesc> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
[no] aaa Parameter type: <Sec::Aaa> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to AAA related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- write : write and read access
- read : read access
- none : no access
[no] atm Parameter type: <Sec::Atm> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to ATM related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:


- none : no access
[no] alarm Parameter type: <Sec::Alarm> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to alarm related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] dhcp Parameter type: <Sec::Dhcp> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to DHCP related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] equipment Parameter type: <Sec::Equipment> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to equipment
| read related commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] igmp Parameter type: <Sec::Igmp> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to IGMP related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] ip Parameter type: <Sec::Ip> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to IP related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] pppoe Parameter type: <Sec::Pppoe> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to PPPOE
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access


[no] qos Parameter type: <Sec::Qos> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to qos related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] software-mngt Parameter type: <Sec::Sw> optional parameter with default
( write access rights to software
| read management related commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] transport Parameter type: <Sec::Transport> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to transport
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] vlan Parameter type: <Sec::Vlan> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to VLAN related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] xdsl Parameter type: <Sec::Xdsl> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to xDSL related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] sip Parameter type: <Sec::Sip> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to sip related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] megaco Parameter type: <Sec::Megaco> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to megaco


| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] lacp Parameter type: <Sec::Lacp> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to lacp related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] mstp Parameter type: <Sec::Mstp> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to mstp related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] security Parameter type: <Sec::Security> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to security
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] service Parameter type: <Sec::Service> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to service and
| read base router related commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] debug Parameter type: <Sec::Debug> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to debug related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] debug-mirror Parameter type: <Sec::DebugMirror> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to debug-mirror
| none )
Possible values:


- none : no access
[no] filter Parameter type: <Sec::Filter> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to filter related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] link Parameter type: <Sec::Link> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to link related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] log Parameter type: <Sec::Log> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to log related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] oam Parameter type: <Sec::Oam> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to OAM related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] liadmin Parameter type: <Sec::Liadmin> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to Lawful
| read Intercept admin related
| none ) commands
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] liuser Parameter type: <Sec::Liuser> optional parameter with default
| read Intercept session related
| none ) commands
Possible values:
- none : no access


[no] drouter Parameter type: <Sec::Drouter> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to Drouter
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access

11.5 Default Profile Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the superuser to specify a default operator profile. The default profile is used when an
operator is authenticated via a RADIUS server but the RADIUS server does not support vendor-specific attributes.
The default profile determines most of the operator properties.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with all,admin privileges.
Operators without security read or write permissions cannot see the default profile.
Operators withouit security read or write permissions can never see default-profile.
Command Syntax
> configure system security default-profile [ no prompt | prompt <Sec::Prompt> ] [ no password-timeout |

password-timeout <Sec::PasswordTimeout> ] [ no terminal-timeout | terminal-timeout <Sec::InactivityTimeout> ] [
no slot-numbering | slot-numbering <Sec::SlotDesc> ] [ no description | description <Sec::ProfileDesc> ] [ no aaa |
aaa <Sec::Aaa> ] [ no atm | atm <Sec::Atm> ] [ no alarm | alarm <Sec::Alarm> ] [ no dhcp | dhcp <Sec::Dhcp> ] [
no equipment | equipment <Sec::Equipment> ] [ no igmp | igmp <Sec::Igmp> ] [ no ip | ip <Sec::Ip> ] [ no pppoe |
pppoe <Sec::Pppoe> ] [ no qos | qos <Sec::Qos> ] [ no software-mngt | software-mngt <Sec::Sw> ] [ no transport |
transport <Sec::Transport> ] [ no vlan | vlan <Sec::Vlan> ] [ no xdsl | xdsl <Sec::Xdsl> ] [ no sip | sip <Sec::Sip> ]
[ no megaco | megaco <Sec::Megaco> ] [ no lacp | lacp <Sec::Lacp> ] [ no mstp | mstp <Sec::Mstp> ] [ no security |
security <Sec::Security> ] [ no service | service <Sec::Service> ] [ no debug | debug <Sec::Debug> ] [ no
debug-mirror | debug-mirror <Sec::DebugMirror> ] [ no filter | filter <Sec::Filter> ] [ no link | link <Sec::Link> ] [
no log | log <Sec::Log> ] [ no oam | oam <Sec::Oam> ] [ no liadmin | liadmin <Sec::Liadmin> ] [ no liuser | liuser
<Sec::Liuser> ] [ no drouter | drouter <Sec::Drouter> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.5-2 "Default Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
Format: value: "\"%s : %n%d%c \""
- length: x<=28
[no] password-timeout Parameter type: <Sec::PasswordTimeout> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the maximum time a password may be unchanged the maximum time a password
- unit: days may be unchanged
- range: [0...365]
[no] terminal-timeout Parameter type: <Sec::InactivityTimeout> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- specify the inactivity timeout of the terminal the maximum time a terminal


- unit: minutes may be inactive
- range: [0...120]
[no] slot-numbering Parameter type: <Sec::SlotDesc> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "legacy-based"
( type-based slot description to be used by the
| position-based operator
| legacy-based )
Possible values:
[no] description Parameter type: <Sec::ProfileDesc> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
[no] aaa Parameter type: <Sec::Aaa> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "read"
( write the access rights to AAA related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] atm Parameter type: <Sec::Atm> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "write"
( write the access rights to ATM related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] alarm Parameter type: <Sec::Alarm> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to alarm related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] dhcp Parameter type: <Sec::Dhcp> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to DHCP related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] equipment Parameter type: <Sec::Equipment> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to equipment
| none )


Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] igmp Parameter type: <Sec::Igmp> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to IGMP related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] ip Parameter type: <Sec::Ip> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to IP related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] pppoe Parameter type: <Sec::Pppoe> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to PPOE related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] qos Parameter type: <Sec::Qos> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to qos related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] software-mngt Parameter type: <Sec::Sw> optional parameter with default
( write access rights to software
| read management related commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] transport Parameter type: <Sec::Transport> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to transport
| none )
Possible values:


- none : no access
[no] vlan Parameter type: <Sec::Vlan> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to VLAN related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] xdsl Parameter type: <Sec::Xdsl> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to xDSL related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] sip Parameter type: <Sec::Sip> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to sip related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] megaco Parameter type: <Sec::Megaco> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to megaco
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] lacp Parameter type: <Sec::Lacp> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to lacp related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] mstp Parameter type: <Sec::Mstp> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to mstp related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] security Parameter type: <Sec::Security> optional parameter with default


( write the access rights to security
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] service Parameter type: <Sec::Service> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to service
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] debug Parameter type: <Sec::Debug> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to debug related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] debug-mirror Parameter type: <Sec::DebugMirror> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to debug-mirror
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] filter Parameter type: <Sec::Filter> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to filter related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] link Parameter type: <Sec::Link> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to link related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] log Parameter type: <Sec::Log> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to log related
| read commands
| none )


Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] oam Parameter type: <Sec::Oam> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to OAM related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] liadmin Parameter type: <Sec::Liadmin> optional parameter with default
| read Intercept admin related
| none ) commands
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] liuser Parameter type: <Sec::Liuser> optional parameter with default
| read Intercept Session related
| none ) commands
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] drouter Parameter type: <Sec::Drouter> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to Drouter
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access

11.6 SNMP View Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a view.
User Level
privileges.
A subtree is identified by an object ID, which is a sequence of numbers (example: 1.3.6.1.6.3.12.1.3). This sequence
uniquely identifies a node or a leaf in the MIB tree.
The same subtree can also be addressed using symbolic MIB names (example: snmpTargetParamsTable).
Combinations of symbolic names and numbers are also possible: 1.3.6.1.6.3.12.1.3.1.7.97.97.97 can be written as
snmpTargetParamsTable.1.7.97.97.97 or as snmpTargetParamsRowStatus.97.97.97, ...
For each number, we can indicate that it may be ignored when comparing it with MIB elements, by adding an
asterisk after the number (example: snmpTargetParamsRowStatus.97.97*.97). Because the number is ignored
anyway, we recommend replacing it with a 0. For example, snmpTargetParamsRowStatus.97.0*.97. 0* can be
abbreviated as *. So, the recommended representation is snmpTargetParamsRowStatus.97.*.97.
The system stores a view entry based on the view name and the object ID: snmpTargetParamsRowStatus.97.0*.97
and snmpTargetParamsRowStatus.97.97*.97 are stored in two different locations, but match the same MIB
elements. A consequence of this strategy is that snmpTargetParamsRowStatus.97.97*.97 and
snmpTargetParamsRowStatus.97.97.97 can not exist at the same time.
The most specific filter element takes precedence in the case where more than one filter element matches the same
MIB element.
Clarification regarding 'entry-status': If a failure occurs during the configuration of an SNMP view, please check if
the view was created and if the corresponding entry-status is valid. If not, please delete and re-create the entire
SNMP view.
Command Syntax
> configure system security snmp ( no view (notify-view) subtree <Snmp::ViewSubtree> ) | ( view (notify-view)
subtree <Snmp::ViewSubtree> type <Snmp::FilterType> )
Command Parameters
Table 11.6-1 "SNMP View Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(notify-view) Format: the name of the view
- the name of a view
- length: x<=32
subtree Parameter type: <Snmp::ViewSubtree> the subtree
Format:


<Snmp::ViewSubtree>
Field type <Snmp::ViewSubtree>
- specification of view subtree. Eg(vacmAccessTable.*.7)
Table 11.6-2 "SNMP View Configuration Command" Command Parameters
type Parameter type: <Snmp::FilterType> mandatory parameter
Format: the filter type
( include
| exclude )
Possible values:
- include : include the matching varbinds
- exclude : exclude the matching varbinds
Command Output
Table 11.6-3 "SNMP View Configuration Command" Display parameters
entry-status Parameter type: <Transport::WaitRowStatusVacmFilter> the status of an SNMP view
( valid This element is only shown in
| corrupted detail mode.
| corrupted )
Possible values:
- valid : SNMP view configuration is ok
- corrupted : SNMP view configuration is not
operational(not-in-service)
- corrupted : SNMP view configuration is not
operational(not-ready)

11.7 Security SNMP Community Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure community names.
An existing community can not be modified.
SNMP uses community names as a kind of password without user name to verify if a request may be executed.
User Level
privileges.
There must be at least one community with read-write privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system security snmp ( no community (name) host-address <Ip::AddressAndIpMaskFull> ) | (

community (name) host-address <Ip::AddressAndIpMaskFull> [ no context | context <Transport::Context> ] [ no
privilege | privilege <Snmp::CommunityPrivilege> ] [ no read-view | read-view <Snmp::ViewName> ] [ no
write-view | write-view <Snmp::ViewName> ] [ no notify-view | notify-view <Snmp::ViewName> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 11.7-1 "Security SNMP Community Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: the name of the community
- the community name
- length: x<=32
host-address Parameter type: <Ip::AddressAndIpMaskFull> the host IP address from where
Format: access is allowed
<Ip::V4Address> / <Ip::PrefixLengthFull>
- IPv4-address
Field type <Ip::PrefixLengthFull>
- range: [0...32]
Table 11.7-2 "Security SNMP Community Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] context Parameter type: <Transport::Context> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "nt"
nt the context allowed for this


Possible values: community
- nt : nt context
[no] privilege Parameter type: <Snmp::CommunityPrivilege> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "read-write"
( read-only the access privileges we have
| read-write when we use this community
| write-only )
Possible values:
- read-only : only read privileges
- read-write : read and write privileges
- write-only : only write privileges
[no] read-view Parameter type: <Snmp::ViewName> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "everything"
- the name of a view the name of the view to be used
- length: x<=32 for read accesses
[no] write-view Parameter type: <Snmp::ViewName> optional parameter with default
- length: x<=32 for write accesses
[no] notify-view Parameter type: <Snmp::ViewName> optional parameter with default
- the name of a view the name of the view to filter
- length: x<=32 notifications

11.8 Security SNMPv3 Group Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure an SNMPv3 Group.
Clarification regarding 'entry-status': If a failure occurs during the configuration of an SNMPv3 Group, please
check if the group was created and if the corresponding entry-status is valid. If not, please delete and re-create the
entire SNMPv3 Group.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system security snmp ( no group (name) security-level <Snmp::SecurityLevel> context
<Snmp::Context> ) | ( group (name) security-level <Snmp::SecurityLevel> context <Snmp::Context> [ no
read-view | read-view <Snmp::AssociatedViewName> ] [ no write-view | write-view
<Snmp::AssociatedViewName> ] [ no notify-view | notify-view <Snmp::AssociatedViewName> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 11.8-1 "Security SNMPv3 Group Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: name of snmpV3 group
- name of the snmpv3 group
- length: 1<=x<=32
security-level Parameter type: <Snmp::SecurityLevel> security level for the group
Format:
( none
| authentication
| privacy-and-auth )
Possible values:
- none : no authentication and no privacy
- authentication : authentication without privacy
- privacy-and-auth : authentication and privacy
context Parameter type: <Snmp::Context> context for the group
Format:
( single : nt
| all )
Possible values:
- single : grant access to a specific context


- all : grant access to all contexts
Possible values:
- nt : the nt context
Table 11.8-2 "Security SNMPv3 Group Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] read-view Parameter type: <Snmp::AssociatedViewName> optional parameter with default
- length: x<=32 for read accesses
[no] write-view Parameter type: <Snmp::AssociatedViewName> optional parameter with default
- the name of a view the name of the view used for
- length: x<=32 write accesses
[no] notify-view Parameter type: <Snmp::AssociatedViewName> optional parameter with default
- the name of a view the name of the view to filter
- length: x<=32 notifications
Command Output
Table 11.8-3 "Security SNMPv3 Group Configuration Command" Display parameters
entry-status Parameter type: <Transport::WaitRowStatusconfigGroup> the status of an SNMPv3 group
| corrupted )
Possible values:
- valid : SNMPv3 group configuration is ok
- corrupted : SNMPv3 group configuration is not
- corrupted : SNMPv3 group configuration is not

11.9 Security SNMPv3 User Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure an SNMPv3 user.
Clarification regarding 'entry-status': If a failure occurs during the configuration of an SNMPv3 user, please check
if the user was created and if the corresponding entry-status is valid. If not, please delete and re-create the entire
SNMPv3 user.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system security snmp ( no user (name) ) | ( user (name) [ no authentication | authentication
<Snmp::AuthType> ] [ no privacy | privacy <Snmp::PrivacyType> ] [ no public | public <Snmp::Identifier> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 11.9-1 "Security SNMPv3 User Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: name of the user
- snmpv3 user name
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 11.9-2 "Security SNMPv3 User Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] authentication Parameter type: <Snmp::AuthType> optional parameter with default
( none authentication for the user
| md5 : prompt
| sha1 : prompt
| md5 : plain : <Sec::UsmPlainPassword>
| sha1 : plain : <Sec::UsmPlainPassword>
| md5 : encrypted : <Snmp::AuthEncryptedKey>
| sha1 : encrypted : <Snmp::AuthEncryptedKey> )
Possible values:
- none : no authentication
- md5 : md5 based authentication
- sha1 : sha1 based authentication
Possible values:


- prompt : prompts the operator to enter a password
- plain : enter the password in plain text
- encrypted : enter the encrypted password
Field type <Sec::UsmPlainPassword>
# or ? is used
- length: 8<=x<=20
Field type <Snmp::AuthEncryptedKey>
- an encrypted password
- length: 16<=x<=24
[no] privacy Parameter type: <Snmp::PrivacyType> optional parameter with default
( none snmp privacy type
| des : prompt
| des : plain : <Sec::UsmPlainPassword>
| des : encrypted : <Snmp::PrivacyEncryptedKey> )
Possible values:
- none : no privacy required
- des : des based privacy
Possible values:
- plain : enter the password in plain text
- encrypted : enter the encrypted password
Field type <Sec::UsmPlainPassword>
# or ? is used
- length: 8<=x<=20
Field type <Snmp::PrivacyEncryptedKey>
- an encrypted privacy password
- length: 16
[no] public Parameter type: <Snmp::Identifier> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- a hexadecimal identifier identifier used by scenarios to
- length: 1<=x<=32 change security keys
Command Output
Table 11.9-3 "Security SNMPv3 User Configuration Command" Display parameters
entry-status Parameter type: <Transport::WaitRowStatusSnmpUser> the status of an SNMPv3 user
| corrupted )
Possible values:
- valid : SNMPv3 user configuration is ok
- corrupted : SNMPv3 user configuration is not
- corrupted : SNMPv3 user configuration is not

11.10 Security SNMPv3 User-Group Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to map an SNMPv3 user to an SNMPv3 group.
Clarification regarding 'entry-status': If a failure occurs during the configuration of mapping an SNMPv3 user to
SNMPv3 user-group , please check if the mapping was done and if the corresponding entry-status is valid. If not,
please delete and re-create the entire configuration of mapping an SNMPv3 user to SNMPv3 user-group.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system security snmp ( no map-user-group (name) ) | ( map-user-group (name) group-name
<Snmp::AssociatedGroupName> )
Command Parameters
Table 11.10-1 "Security SNMPv3 User-Group Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: name of the snmpV3 user
- snmpv3 user name
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 11.10-2 "Security SNMPv3 User-Group Configuration Command" Command Parameters
group-name Parameter type: <Snmp::AssociatedGroupName> mandatory parameter
Format: name of the snmpV3 group
- name of the snmpv3 group
- length: 1<=x<=32
Command Output
Table 11.10-3 "Security SNMPv3 User-Group Configuration Command" Display parameters
entry-status Parameter type: <Transport::WaitRowStatusMapUser> the status of mapping an
( valid SNMPv3 user to an SNMPv3
| corrupted group


| corrupted ) This element is only shown in
- valid : mapping SNMPv3 user to SNMPv3 group
configuration is ok
- corrupted : mapping SNMPv3 user to SNMPv3 group
configuration is not operational(not-in-service)
- corrupted : mapping SNMPv3 user to SNMPv3 group
configuration is not operational(not-ready)

11.11 SNMP Notify View Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a Notify View.
User Level
privileges.
A subtree is identified by an object ID, which is a sequence of numbers (example: 1.3.6.1.6.3.12.1.3). This sequence
uniquely identifies a node or a leaf in the MIB tree.
The same subtree can also be addressed using symbolic MIB names (example: snmpTargetParamsTable).
Combinations of symbolic names and numbers are also possible: 1.3.6.1.6.3.12.1.3.1.7.97.97.97 can be written as
snmpTargetParamsTable.1.7.97.97.97 or as snmpTargetParamsRowStatus.97.97.97, ...
For each number, we can indicate that it may be ignored when comparing it with MIB elements, by adding an
asterisk after the number (example: snmpTargetParamsRowStatus.97.97*.97). Because the number is ignored
anyway, we recommend replacing it with a 0. For example, snmpTargetParamsRowStatus.97.0*.97. 0* can be
abbreviated as *. So, the recommended representation is snmpTargetParamsRowStatus.97.*.97.
The system stores a view entry based on the view name and the object ID: snmpTargetParamsRowStatus.97.0*.97
and snmpTargetParamsRowStatus.97.97*.97 are stored in two different locations, but match the same MIB
elements. A consequence of this strategy is that snmpTargetParamsRowStatus.97.97*.97 and
snmpTargetParamsRowStatus.97.97.97 can not exist at the same time.
The most specific filter element takes precedence in the case where more than one filter element matches the same
MIB element.
Clarification regarding 'entry-status': If a failure occurs during the configuration of a Notify View, please check if
the view was created and if the corresponding entry-status is valid. If not, please delete and re-create the entire
Notify View.
Command Syntax
> configure system security snmp ( no notify-view (notify-view) subtree <Snmp::ViewSubtree> ) | ( notify-view
(notify-view) subtree <Snmp::ViewSubtree> type <Snmp::FilterType> )
Command Parameters
Table 11.11-1 "SNMP Notify View Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(notify-view) Format: the name of the notify view
- length: x<=32
subtree Parameter type: <Snmp::ViewSubtree> the subtree
Format:


<Snmp::ViewSubtree>
Field type <Snmp::ViewSubtree>
- specification of view subtree. Eg(vacmAccessTable.*.7)
Table 11.11-2 "SNMP Notify View Configuration Command" Command Parameters
type Parameter type: <Snmp::FilterType> mandatory parameter
Format: the filter type
( include
| exclude )
Possible values:
- include : include the matching varbinds
- exclude : exclude the matching varbinds
Command Output
Table 11.11-3 "SNMP Notify View Configuration Command" Display parameters
entry-status Parameter type: <Transport::WaitRowStatusNotifyFilter> the status of an SNMP notify
( valid view
| corrupted This element is only shown in
| corrupted ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- valid : SNMP Notify View configuration is ok
- corrupted : SNMP notify view configuration is not
- corrupted : SNMP notify view configuration is not

11.12 Security SNMP Notification Profile

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a notification profile.
Clarification regarding 'entry-status': If a failure occurs during the configuration of the SNMP notification profile,
please check if the profile was created and if the corresponding entry-status is valid. If not, please delete and
re-create the entire SNMP notification profile.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system security snmp ( no notify-profile (name) ) | ( notify-profile (name) snmp-version
<Snmp::SnmpVersion> )
Command Parameters
Table 11.12-1 "Security SNMP Notification Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: name of the notification profile
- notification-profile name
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 11.12-2 "Security SNMP Notification Profile Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
snmp-version Parameter type: <Snmp::SnmpVersion> mandatory parameter
( v1 : <Snmp::CommunityString> during modification.
| v2 : <Snmp::CommunityString> snmp-version of the profile
| v3 : <Snmp::SecurityName> : none
| v3 : <Snmp::SecurityName> : authentication
| v3 : <Snmp::SecurityName> : privacy-and-auth )
Possible values:
- v1 : SNMP version1
Field type <Snmp::CommunityString>
- community string


- length: 1<=x<=32
Field type <Snmp::SecurityName>
- snmpv3 user name
- length: 1<=x<=32
Possible values:
- none : no authentication and no privacy
- authentication : authentication only
- privacy-and-auth : authentication and privacy
Command Output
Table 11.12-3 "Security SNMP Notification Profile Configuration Command" Display parameters
entry-status Parameter type: <Transport::WaitRowStatusProfile> the status of notification profile
| corrupted )
Possible values:
- valid : notification profile configuration is ok
- corrupted : notification profile configuration is not
- corrupted : notification profile configuration is not

11.13 Security SNMP Notification Profile Filter

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a filter for a notification profile.
Clarification regarding 'entry-status': If a failure occurs during the configuration of a filter for SNMP notification
profile, please check if the filter was created and if the corresponding entry-status is valid. If not, please delete and
re-create the entire notification profile filter.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system security snmp notify-profile (name) ( no filter ) | ( filter notify-view <Snmp::ViewName> )
Command Parameters
Table 11.13-1 "Security SNMP Notification Profile Filter Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
(name) Format: name of the notification profile
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 11.13-2 "Security SNMP Notification Profile Filter Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
notify-view Parameter type: <Snmp::ViewName> mandatory parameter
Format: view to be accessed
- length: x<=32
Command Output
Table 11.13-3 "Security SNMP Notification Profile Filter Configuration Command" Display
parameters
entry-status Parameter type: <Transport::WaitRowStatusNotifyView> the status of notification profile


( valid filter
Possible values:
- valid : notification profile filter configuration is ok
- corrupted : notification profile filter configuration is not
- corrupted : notification profile filter configuration is not

11.14 Security SNMP Element Manager

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure an Element Manager using a Profile.
Clarification regarding 'entry-status': If a failure occurs during the configuration of the SNMP element manager,
please check if the element manager was created and if the corresponding entry-status is valid. If not, please delete
and re-create the entire SNMP element manager.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system security snmp ( no manager (name) ) | ( manager (name) destination <Snmp::Address>
notify-profile <Snmp::NotifyProfile> [ [ no ] nt ] )
Command Parameters
Table 11.14-1 "Security SNMP Element Manager Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: name of the element manager
- element manager name
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 11.14-2 "Security SNMP Element Manager Configuration Command" Command Parameters
destination Parameter type: <Snmp::Address> mandatory parameter
<Snmp::IpAddress> : <Snmp::AddressPort> during modification.
Field type <Snmp::IpAddress> destination address of the element
- ip-address for the manager manager
Field type <Snmp::AddressPort>
- port number for the manager
- range: [1...65535]
notify-profile Parameter type: <Snmp::NotifyProfile> mandatory parameter
Format: name of the notification profile
- length: 1<=x<=32
[no] nt Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable storing in nt

Command Output
Table 11.14-3 "Security SNMP Element Manager Configuration Command" Display parameters
entry-status Parameter type: <Transport::WaitRowStatusconfigManger> the status of an SNMP Element
( valid Manager
Possible values:
- valid : SNMPv3 element manager configuration is ok
- corrupted : SNMPv3 element manager configuration is not
- corrupted : SNMPv3 element manager configuration is not

11.15 Security RADIUS Client Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows to configure generic parameters for when a Radius Client is used. More details can be found
in the description per parameter.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with aaa privileges, and executed by operators with aaa privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system security radius [ [ no ] auth-super-user ] [ no operator-policy | operator-policy

<Aaa::RadiusPolicyName> ] [ no aut-s-unreach-act | aut-s-unreach-act <Aaa::RadiusAuthServUnreachAction> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.15-2 "Security RADIUS Client Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] auth-super-user Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable superuser RADIUS
Authentication
[no] operator-policy Parameter type: <Aaa::RadiusPolicyName> optional parameter with default
( none name of Radius policy to be
| name : <Aaa::IgnoredRadiusPolicyName> ) applied to this operator
Possible values:
- name : enter profile name to be associated
Field type <Aaa::IgnoredRadiusPolicyName>
- name of the RADIUS policy
- length: 1<=x<=64
[no] aut-s-unreach-act Parameter type: <Aaa::RadiusAuthServUnreachAction> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "reject-all"
( reject-all action to be taken for 802.1x
| accept-all ) users when authentication server
Possible values: is unreachable
- reject-all : All session requests are rejected
- accept-all : All session requests are accepted

11.16 Security RADIUS Authentication Server

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the RADIUS authentication servers. The conceptual table lists the
RADIUS authentication servers with their configurable parameters. If an entry (server) must be deleted, it must not
be associated with any RADIUS policy. If an entry is associated with a policy, the deletion is not allowed.
Note: the products from the ISAM 7363 and 7367 family support only vrf-index=0.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure system security radius ( no auth-server (name) vrf-index <Aaa::VrfIndex> ) | ( auth-server (name)
vrf-index <Aaa::VrfIndex> ip-address <Aaa::InetAddress> [ no port | port <Aaa::InetPortNumber> ] secret
<Security::Password3> [ no retry-limit | retry-limit <Aaa::RadiusRetryLimit> ] [ no timeout-limit | timeout-limit
<Aaa::RadiusTimeout> ] [ [ no ] admin-down ] [ no dead-interval | dead-interval <Aaa::RadiusDeadInterval> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 11.16-1 "Security RADIUS Authentication Server Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
(name) Format: name of RADIUS authentication
- name of the RADIUS auth server server
- length: 1<=x<=64
vrf-index Parameter type: <Aaa::VrfIndex> vrf to which this auth server
Format: belongs
- a vrf index
- range: [0...127]
Table 11.16-2 "Security RADIUS Authentication Server Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
ip-address Parameter type: <Aaa::InetAddress> mandatory parameter
Format: IP address of RADIUS
- IPv4-address authentication server
[no] port Parameter type: <Aaa::InetPortNumber> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 1812
- UDP port to which RADIUS auth messages should be sent UDP port to which RADIUS auth
- range: [0...65535] messages should be sent


secret Parameter type: <Security::Password3> mandatory parameter
Format: secret string used between
( prompt RADIUS server and client
| plain : <Security::PlainPassword3> )
Possible values:
- password string hidden from users
- length: 6<=x<=64
[no] retry-limit Parameter type: <Aaa::RadiusRetryLimit> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 3
- radius retry limit no of times RADIUS server be
- range: [0...100] tried before giving up
[no] timeout-limit Parameter type: <Aaa::RadiusTimeout> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 3
- radius timeout time in sec between
- range: [1...60] retransmission to RADIUS server
adminstrative state down
[no] dead-interval Parameter type: <Aaa::RadiusDeadInterval> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 600
- radius dead interval no of sec before setting oper state
- range: [0...3600] to unknown from down

11.17 Security RADIUS Accounting Server

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the RADIUS accounting servers. The conceptual table lists the
RADIUS accounting servers with their configurable parameters. If an entry (server) must be deleted, it must not be
associated with any RADIUS policy. If an entry is associated with a policy, the deletion is not allowed.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure system security radius ( no acc-server (name) vrf-index <Aaa::VrfIndex> ) | ( acc-server (name)
vrf-index <Aaa::VrfIndex> ip-address <Aaa::InetAddress> [ no port | port <Aaa::InetPortNumber> ] secret
<Security::Password3> [ no retry-limit | retry-limit <Aaa::RadiusRetryLimit> ] [ no timeout-limit | timeout-limit
<Aaa::RadiusTimeout> ] [ [ no ] admin-down ] [ no dead-interval | dead-interval <Aaa::RadiusDeadInterval> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 11.17-1 "Security RADIUS Accounting Server Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
(name) Format: name of the RADIUS accounting
- name of the RADIUS accounting server server
- length: 1<=x<=64
vrf-index Parameter type: <Aaa::VrfIndex> vrf to which the RADIUS Acc
Format: Server belongs
- a vrf index
- range: [0...127]
Table 11.17-2 "Security RADIUS Accounting Server Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
- IPv4-address accounting server
[no] port Parameter type: <Aaa::InetPortNumber> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 1813
- UDP port to which RADIUS auth messages should be sent UDP port to which RADIUS
- range: [0...65535] accounting messages be sent


Possible values:
- length: 6<=x<=64
[no] retry-limit Parameter type: <Aaa::RadiusRetryLimit> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10
- radius retry limit no of times RADIUS server be
- range: [0...100] tried before giving up
[no] timeout-limit Parameter type: <Aaa::RadiusTimeout> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 15
- radius timeout time in sec between
- range: [1...60] retransmission to RADIUS server
[no] dead-interval Parameter type: <Aaa::RadiusDeadInterval> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 600
- radius dead interval no of sec before setting oper state
- range: [0...3600] to unknown from down

11.18 Security RADIUS Dynamic Authorization

Client Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the RADIUS Dynamic Authorization Clients. The conceptual table
lists the RADIUS Dynamic Authorization Clients with their configurable parameters.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure system security radius ( no dyn-auth-client (name) vrf-index <Aaa::VrfIndex> ) | ( dyn-auth-client
(name) vrf-index <Aaa::VrfIndex> ip-address <Aaa::InetAddress> secret <Security::Password3> [ [ no ]
admin-down ] )
Command Parameters
Table 11.18-1 "Security RADIUS Dynamic Authorization Client Configuration Command"
Resource Parameters
(name) Format: name of the RADIUS Dynamic
- name of dynamic auth client name Authorization client
- length: 1<=x<=64
vrf-index Parameter type: <Aaa::VrfIndex> vrf to which the RADIUS Dyn
Format: Auth Client belongs
- a vrf index
- range: [0...127]
Table 11.18-2 "Security RADIUS Dynamic Authorization Client Configuration Command"
Command Parameters
- IPv4-address authentication server
Possible values:


- length: 6<=x<=64

11.19 Security RADIUS Policy Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure RADIUS policies. The conceptual table lists the RADIUS policies
with the parameters that apply globally for each RADIUS policy. An entry in this table (policy) can be deleted only
if it is not associated with any of the domains. If this entry is deleted, the corresponding entry in the RADIUS server
is also deleted.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure system security radius ( no policy (name) ) | ( policy (name) nas-id <Aaa::NasId> nas-ip-address
<Aaa::InetAddress> [ [ no ] keep-domain-name ] [ [ no ] disable-accnt-msg ] [ no acc-interval | acc-interval
<Aaa::AccInt> ] [ [ no ] disable-eap ] )
Command Parameters
Table 11.19-1 "Security RADIUS Policy Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: name of the RADIUS policy
- name of the radius policy
- length: 1<=x<=64
Table 11.19-2 "Security RADIUS Policy Configuration Command" Command Parameters
nas-id Parameter type: <Aaa::NasId> mandatory parameter
Format: NAS-Identifier used in messages
- a binary string of min 0 and max 64 towards Radius servers
- length: x<=64
nas-ip-address Parameter type: <Aaa::InetAddress> mandatory parameter
Format: NAS-IP-Address used in
- IPv4-address messages towards Radius servers
[no] keep-domain-name Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
don't strip domain name when
sending to RADIUS server
[no] disable-accnt-msg Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable
[no] acc-interval Parameter type: <Aaa::AccInt> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- radius accnt interval Interim Accounting Interval in


- range: [0,60...2147483647] seconds
[no] disable-eap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable

11.20 Security RADIUS Server Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure RADIUS servers. The conceptual table lists the set of RADIUS
servers with the parameters of each set. The servers that are placed in a set using this table must first be defined in
the RADIUS Authenticaion and Accounting server configuration commands. The value returned by the RADIUS
server is used by the management station as the value for the index when a new entry in this table is created.
It is always mandatory to configure acc-server along with vrf-index-acc and auth-server with vrf-index-auth,
otherwise the configuration will not succeed.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure system security radius policy (name) ( no servers (index) ) | ( servers (index) auth-server
<Aaa::RadAuthServer> vrf-index-auth <Aaa::VrfIndex> [ no acc-server | acc-server <Aaa::RadAccServer> ] [ no
vrf-index-acc | vrf-index-acc <Aaa::IgnoredVrfIndex> ] priority <Aaa::Priority> )
Command Parameters
Table 11.20-1 "Security RADIUS Server Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: name of the RADIUS policy
- length: 1<=x<=64
(index) Format: index of RADIUS profile
- unique nbr identifying a set within a RADIUS profile.
- range: [1...2]
Table 11.20-2 "Security RADIUS Server Configuration Command" Command Parameters
auth-server Parameter type: <Aaa::RadAuthServer> mandatory parameter
Format: the radius authentication server
name : <Aaa::RadAuthServerName>
Possible values:
- name : use a radius server for authentication
Field type <Aaa::RadAuthServerName>
- name of the RADIUS auth server
- length: 1<=x<=64


vrf-index-auth Parameter type: <Aaa::VrfIndex> mandatory parameter
Format: vrf to which the RADIUS auth
- a vrf index server belongs
- range: [0...127]
[no] acc-server Parameter type: <Aaa::RadAccServer> optional parameter with default
( none the radius accounting server
| name : <Aaa::RadAccServerName> )
Possible values:
- none : no radius server for accounting
- name : use a radius server for accounting
Field type <Aaa::RadAccServerName>
- name of the RADIUS accounting server
- length: 1<=x<=64
[no] vrf-index-acc Parameter type: <Aaa::IgnoredVrfIndex> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- a vrf index vrf to which the RADIUS
- range: [0...127] accounting server belongs
priority Parameter type: <Aaa::Priority> mandatory parameter
Format: priority of the set of RADIUS
- priority of the server set servers
- range: [1...256]

11.21 Security Domain Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the domain.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure system security ( no domain (name) ) | ( domain (name) [ no sess-timeout | sess-timeout
<Aaa::DomainSessionTimeout> ] authenticator <Aaa::Authenticator> [ [ no ] admin-down ] )
Command Parameters
Table 11.21-1 "Security Domain Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: name of the domain
- name of the domain
- length: 1<=x<=64
Table 11.21-2 "Security Domain Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] sess-timeout Parameter type: <Aaa::DomainSessionTimeout> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- maximum lifetime of a session maximum lifetime of a session
- range: [0...2147483647]
authenticator Parameter type: <Aaa::Authenticator> mandatory parameter
Format: type of authenticator
radius : <Aaa::RadPolicyName>
Possible values:
- radius : authenticator type is RADIUS
Field type <Aaa::RadPolicyName>
- length: 1<=x<=64

11.22 Security Connection Profile Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the connection profile parameters.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure system security ( no conn-profile (name) ) | ( conn-profile (name) version <SignedInteger> [ [ no ]
reject-no-domain ] [ [ no ] reject-inv-domain ] domain-name <Aaa::DomainName> )
Command Parameters
Table 11.22-1 "Security Connection Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: name of connection profile
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 11.22-2 "Security Connection Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
version Parameter type: <SignedInteger> mandatory parameter
Format: version number to be associated
- a signed integer to the Profile
[no] reject-no-domain Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
reject user session auth if no
domain
[no] reject-inv-domain Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
reject user session auth if invalid
domain
domain-name Parameter type: <Aaa::DomainName> mandatory parameter
Format: name of the domain
- name of the domain
- length: 1<=x<=64

11.23 Security Connection Policy Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a connection policy associated with the specified policy. The
operator should specify the index that indicates which connection policy to apply and the profile-index, which
provides the connection profile associated with this policy.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure system security ( no conn-policy ) | ( conn-policy conn-profile-name <AsamProfileName> )
Command Parameters
Table 11.23-2 "Security Connection Policy Configuration Command" Command Parameters
conn-profile-name Parameter type: <AsamProfileName> mandatory parameter
Format: connection profile associated
- a profile name with this policy
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32

11.24 Security 802.1x PAE System Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the administrative enable and disable state for port access control
in a system.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure system security pae [ [ no ] port-access ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.24-2 "Security 802.1x PAE System Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] port-access Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable port access control

11.25 Security 802.1x Port Authentication

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure security 802.1x port authentication.
This command is valid for user ports. If the user port resides on a board that does not support user authentication,
this command will fail.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure system security pae authenticator (port) [ no controlled-port | controlled-port

<Aaa::PaeControlledPortControl> ] [ no quiet-period | quiet-period <Aaa::paeQuitTime> ] [ no tx-period | tx-period
<Aaa::paeTime> ] [ no supp-timeout | supp-timeout <Aaa::paeTime> ] [ no server-timeout | server-timeout
<Aaa::paeTime> ] [ no max-req | max-req <Aaa::paeMaxReq> ] [ [ no ] re-auth-enabled ] [ no re-auth-period |
re-auth-period <Aaa::paeReauthPeriod> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.25-1 "Security 802.1x Port Authentication Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
(port) Format: identification of the port or
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / virtual channel
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / <Eqpt::OntSlotId> /
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / voip : <Eqpt::LLId>
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / vuni : <Eqpt::LLId> )
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Field type <Eqpt::PonId>
- the PON identifier
Field type <Eqpt::OntId>
- the ONT identifier
Possible values:
- voip : virtual uni identifier
obsolete alternative replaced by vuni
- vuni : virtual uni identifier
Field type <Eqpt::OntSlotId>
- the ONT SLOT identifier
Field type <Eqpt::OntPortId>
- the ONT PORT identifier
Field type <Eqpt::LLId>
- the LLID identifier,range 1 for EPON,range 1-8 for DPOE
Table 11.25-2 "Security 802.1x Port Authentication Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
[no] controlled-port Parameter type: <Aaa::PaeControlledPortControl> optional parameter with default
( force-unauthorized current value of the controlled
| auto Port
| force-authorized )
Possible values:
- force-unauthorized : force unauthorized control
- auto : automatic control
- force-authorized : force authorized control
[no] quiet-period Parameter type: <Aaa::paeQuitTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 60
- quietPeriod quietPeriod constant currently
- range: [0...65535] used, value in seconds
[no] tx-period Parameter type: <Aaa::paeTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 30
- authentication time txPeriod constant currently used,
- range: [1...65535] value in seconds
[no] supp-timeout Parameter type: <Aaa::paeTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 30
- authentication time suppTimeout constant currently
[no] server-timeout Parameter type: <Aaa::paeTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 30
- authentication time serverTimeout constant currently
[no] max-req Parameter type: <Aaa::paeMaxReq> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 2
- max number of requests maxReq constant currently used
- range: [1...10]
[no] re-auth-enabled Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable re-authentication
[no] re-auth-period Parameter type: <Aaa::paeReauthPeriod> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 3600


- re-authentication Period the actual re-authentication
- range: [1...65535] period

11.26 Security 802.1x Extension, Port

Authentication Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the security 802.1x extension port authentication.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure system security pae ext-authenticator (port) [ [ no ] authentication ] [ [ no ] init-authreq-off ] [ [ no ]

handshake ] [ no handshake-period | handshake-period <Aaa::PortHandShakePeriod> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.26-1 "Security 802.1x Extension, Port Authentication Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / voip : <Eqpt::LLId>
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / vuni : <Eqpt::LLId> )
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI


Possible values:
Table 11.26-2 "Security 802.1x Extension, Port Authentication Configuration Command"
Command Parameters
[no] authentication Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable 802.1x authentication
[no] init-authreq-off Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable initiate authentication
request to supplicant
[no] handshake Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable handshake for this port
[no] handshake-period Parameter type: <Aaa::PortHandShakePeriod> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 15
- handshake time interval specify the handshake time
- range: [5...90] interval

11.27 Security 802.1x Port Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the security 802.1x port.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure system security pae port (port) [ [ no ] initialize ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.27-1 "Security 802.1x Port Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / voip
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / vuni
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / <Eqpt::LLId> )
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI


Possible values:
Table 11.27-2 "Security 802.1x Port Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] initialize Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
initalize this port

11.28 Security Password Policy Configuration

Commmand
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the password policy.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with security,all privileges, and executed by operators with security
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system security password [ min-length <Sec::PwdLength> ] [ min-num-numeric-char

<Sec::PwdNumChars> ] [ min-num-special-char <Sec::PwdSpeChars> ] [ no mixed-case | mixed-case
<Sec::MixCase> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.28-2 "Security Password Policy Configuration Commmand" Command Parameters
min-length Parameter type: <Sec::PwdLength> optional parameter
Format: the minimum length of the
- the minimum length of the password password
- unit: characters
- range: [6...20]
min-num-numeric-char Parameter type: <Sec::PwdNumChars> optional parameter
Format: minimum number of numerical
- minimum number of numerical characters characters
- unit: characters
- range: [0...20]
min-num-special-char Parameter type: <Sec::PwdSpeChars> optional parameter
Format: minimum number of special
- minimum number of special character character
- unit: characters
- range: [1...20]
[no] mixed-case Parameter type: <Sec::MixCase> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "not-mandatory"
( mandatory both upper and lower case
| not-mandatory ) charactersre must be present
Possible values:
- mandatory : both upper and lower case characters must be
present
- not-mandatory : both upper and lower case characters not


mandatory

11.29 File Transfer Configure Command
Command Description
This command configure file transfer states and attributes.
The TFTP server functionality will remain enabled when FTP is selected for file transfer. The TFTP client will
however be disabled when FTP is selected.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system security filetransfer [ no protocol | protocol <SwMngt::FileTransferProtocolType> ] [ no

tftp-rollovr | tftp-rollovr <SwMngt::FileTransferRolloverType> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.29-2 "File Transfer Configure Command" Command Parameters
[no] protocol Parameter type: <SwMngt::FileTransferProtocolType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "tftp"
( tftp the protocol that is to be used for
| ftp file transfer
| sftp )
Possible values:
- tftp : the tftp protocol is selected for file transfer
- ftp : the ftp protocol is selected for file transfer
- sftp : the sftp protocol is selected for file transfer
[no] tftp-rollovr Parameter type: <SwMngt::FileTransferRolloverType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- TFTP Block Number The value with which TFTP
- range: [0...1] Block number rollover will
happen

11.30 file Transfer server Configure Commands
Command Description
This command configures file transfer server states and attributes.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system security filetransfer ( no server (serverid) ) | ( server (serverid) user-name
<SwMngt::UserName> password <Security::Password1> )
Command Parameters
Table 11.30-1 "file Transfer server Configure Commands" Resource Parameters
(serverid) Format: (IP address) of the file transfer
- IPv4-address server
Table 11.30-2 "file Transfer server Configure Commands" Command Parameters
user-name Parameter type: <SwMngt::UserName> mandatory parameter
Format: the username used to access the
- the username used to access the file server file server
- length: x<=32
password Parameter type: <Security::Password1> mandatory parameter
Format: the password used to access the
( prompt file server
Possible values:
- the password used to access the file server
- length: 1<=x<=32

11.31 PM File Upload Configure Command
Command Description
This command configures PM file upload related parameters
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system security pmfile

11.32 PM File Upload Configure Command
Command Description
This command configures PM file upload related parameters
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system security pmfile ( no upload (upload-index) ) | ( upload (upload-index) pri-server-addr
<SwMngt::pmFileUploadPrimaryServerAddr> upload-path <SwMngt::pmFileUploadPath> [ no upload-username |
upload-username <SwMngt::pmFileUploadClientUsername> ] [ no upload-password | upload-password
<Security::Password2> ] interval-type <SwMngt::pmFileUploadIntervalType> [ no auto-upload | auto-upload
<SwMngt::pmFileAutoUpload> ] [ no retry-num | retry-num <SwMngt::pmFileUploadRetryNum> ] [ no
max-delay | max-delay <SwMngt::pmFileUploadMaxDelay> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 11.32-1 "PM File Upload Configure Command" Resource Parameters
(upload-index) Format: the unique internal identifier of
- the unique internal identifier of PM file upload entry PM file upload entry
(1-VOICE, 2-DSL)
- range: [1...2]
Table 11.32-2 "PM File Upload Configure Command" Command Parameters
pri-server-addr Parameter type: mandatory parameter
<SwMngt::pmFileUploadPrimaryServerAddr> IP address of the primary SFTP
Format: file server
- IPv4-address
upload-path Parameter type: <SwMngt::pmFileUploadPath> mandatory parameter
Format: the path to be addressed for PM
- the path to be addressed for PM file upload, must not start file upload, must not start with '/'
with '/' but must end with a '/' but must end with a '/'
- length: x<=127
[no] upload-username Parameter type: <SwMngt::pmFileUploadClientUsername> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "dummy"
- the client username for setting up a session with an the client username for setting up
external SFTP server a session with an external SFTP
- length: x<=32 server, replaced by filetransfer
table, to be removed
[no] upload-password Parameter type: <Security::Password2> optional parameter with default


Format: value: "plain : dummy"
( prompt the client password for setting up
| plain : <Security::PlainPassword2> ) a session with an external SFTP
Possible values: server
- the client password for setting up a session with an external
SFTP server
- length: x<=32
interval-type Parameter type: <SwMngt::pmFileUploadIntervalType> mandatory parameter
Format: the type of interval to be used to
( 15-min transfer the PM counters
| 24-hour )
Possible values:
- 15-min : PM counters collected based on the 15-min
interval
- 24-hour : PM counters collected based on the 1-day
interval
[no] auto-upload Parameter type: <SwMngt::pmFileAutoUpload> optional parameter with default
( enable whether auto upload function
| disable ) enabled or not
Possible values:
- enable : PM file transfer auto upload enabled
- disable : PM file transfer auto upload disabled
[no] retry-num Parameter type: <SwMngt::pmFileUploadRetryNum> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "3"
- the number of PM file upload retries in case the initial PM the number of PM file upload
file upload failed retries in case the initial PM file
- range: [0...5] upload failed
[no] max-delay Parameter type: <SwMngt::pmFileUploadMaxDelay> optional parameter with default
- the max delay period expressed in seconds for PM file the max delay period expressed
upload after PM data file ready in seconds for PM file upload
- unit: seconds after PM data file ready
- range: [0...400]

11.33 MAC Filter Configuration Command
Command Description
By using this command, upstream traffic from any peripheral attached to the management port on the FD-REM
will be filtered at mac level.
The filter is implemented using a white-list of 20 MAC ranges, with each begin and end MAC address having the
same OUI. (Original manufacturer Unique Identifier, covering the 3 most significant bytes)
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure system security peripheral-mgnt mac-filter (index-num) [ no filter | filter <Sys::PeriphMacFilter> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.33-1 "MAC Filter Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index-num) Format: filter number
- Filter rule number
- range: [1...20]
Table 11.33-2 "MAC Filter Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] filter Parameter type: <Sys::PeriphMacFilter> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
( any - any 00-00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00"
| <Sys::MacAddr> - <Sys::MacAddr> ) specifies to MAC addresses to be
Possible values: matched with the packet
- any : all source MAC address
Field type <Sys::MacAddr>
- a mac-address (example : 01:02:03:04:05:06)
- length: 6
Possible values:
- any : all destination MAC address
Field type <Sys::MacAddr>
- a mac-address (example : 01:02:03:04:05:06)
- length: 6

12- Secure Shell Configuration Commands
12.1 Secure Shell Configuration Command Tree 12-311

12.2 SSH Server Configuration Command 12-312
12.3 Secure Shell User Configuration Command 12-313
12.4 Secure Shell Access Configuration Command 12-314
12.5 Secure Shell SFTP User Configuration Command 12-316

12 Secure Shell Configuration Commands
12.1 Secure Shell Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Secure Shell Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----system
----security
----ssh
----server-profile
- [no] server-retries
- [no] idle-timeout
- [no] dis-hmac-sha-1
- [no] dis-hmac-sha-1-96
- [no] dis-aes
- [no] dis-des-3
- [no] dis-blowfish
- [no] dis-des-56
----[no] user
- (name)
- key
----access
- [no] protocol
- [no] cli
- [no] tl1
- [no] debug
----sftp-user
- (username)
- password

12.2 SSH Server Configuration Command
Command Description
This command configures the SSH Server parameters like maximum number of server retries, idle timeout,
authentiation and encryption algorithm to be used
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system security ssh server-profile [ no server-retries | server-retries <SSH::ServerRetries> ] [ no

idle-timeout | idle-timeout <SSH::ServerIdleTimeOut> ] [ [ no ] dis-hmac-sha-1 ] [ [ no ] dis-hmac-sha-1-96 ] [ [ no
] dis-aes ] [ [ no ] dis-des-3 ] [ [ no ] dis-blowfish ] [ [ no ] dis-des-56 ]
Command Parameters
Table 12.2-2 "SSH Server Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] server-retries Parameter type: <SSH::ServerRetries> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 3
- maximum number of attempts can be tried maximum number of attempts
- range: [1...3] can be tried
[no] idle-timeout Parameter type: <SSH::ServerIdleTimeOut> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 1800
- maximum idle time allowed maximum idle time allowed
- unit: sec
- range: [0...1800]
[no] dis-hmac-sha-1 Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable hma-sha-1 authentication
[no] dis-hmac-sha-1-96 Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable hma-sha-1-96
authentication
[no] dis-aes Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable aes encryption
[no] dis-des-3 Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable 3des encryption
[no] dis-blowfish Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable blowfish encryption
[no] dis-des-56 Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable des-56 encryption

12.3 Secure Shell User Configuration Command
Command Description
This command is used to configure a client (user, operator) who is authorised to manage the system in a secure
way and choosing the public key authentication (as opposed to password authentication)method. A maximum of 10
such users can be configured. As parameters, the command requires a client user name and the corresponding
public key. The public key is generated by the user using e.g. ssh-keygen (Unix), PuTTYgen (PC), etc.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system security ssh ( no user (name) ) | ( user (name) [ key <SSH::SshClientPublicKey> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 12.3-1 "Secure Shell User Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: unique index to the table
- unique index to the table
- length: 1<=x<=11
Table 12.3-2 "Secure Shell User Configuration Command" Command Parameters
key Parameter type: <SSH::SshClientPublicKey> optional parameter
Format: public string of the client
- user public key to be stored
- length: 1<=x<=725

12.4 Secure Shell Access Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable and disable the remote management access channels like TL1,CLI and
debug.
This command allows also configuration of file transfer protocol.
Options for cli
1. ssh - enables only CLI/SSH and disables CLI/TELNET
2. telnet - enables only CLI/TELNET and disables CLI/SSH
3. telnet-ssh - enables both CLI/SSH and CLI/TELNET
Options for file transfer protocol

1. ftp - enables the FTP application
2. sftp - enables the SFTP application
3. tftp - enables the TFTP application
Options for tl1

1. none - disable TL1/SSH, TL1/Telnet, and TL1/UDP
2. ssh - enables only TL1/SSH
3. telnet - enables only TL1/Telnet
4. udp - enables only TL1/UDP
5. udp-ssh - enables both TL1/UDP and TL1/SSH
6. udp-telnet - enables both TL1/UDP and TL1/Telnet
7. ssh-telnet - enables both TL1/SSH and TL1/Telnet
8. udp-ssh-telnet - enables TL1/UDP, TL1/SSH, and TL1/Telnet
Options for debug

1. none - disable debug/UDP
2. udp - enable debug/UDP
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system security ssh access [ no protocol | protocol <SwMngt::FileTransferProtocolType> ] [ no cli | cli
<SSH::ChannelCLISSH> ] [ no tl1 | tl1 <SSH::ChannelTL1SSH> ] [ no debug | debug
<SSH::ChannelDebugUDP> ]
Command Parameters
Table 12.4-2 "Secure Shell Access Configuration Command" Command Parameters


[no] protocol Parameter type: <SwMngt::FileTransferProtocolType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "tftp"
( tftp the protocol that is to be used for
| ftp file transfer
| sftp )
Possible values:
- tftp : the tftp protocol is selected for file transfer
- ftp : the ftp protocol is selected for file transfer
- sftp : the sftp protocol is selected for file transfer
[no] cli Parameter type: <SSH::ChannelCLISSH> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "telnet-ssh"
( ssh enable/disable cli over ssh or
| telnet telnet
| telnet-ssh )
Possible values:
- ssh : enable only cli over ssh
- telnet : enable only cli over telnet
- telnet-ssh : enable both cli over ssh and telnet
[no] tl1 Parameter type: <SSH::ChannelTL1SSH> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "udp-ssh-telnet"
( none enable/disable tl1 over ssh, telnet,
| ssh or udp
| telnet
| udp
| udp-ssh
| udp-telnet
| ssh-telnet
| udp-ssh-telnet )
Possible values:
- none : disable tl1 over ssh/telnet/udp
- ssh : enable only tl1 over ssh
- telnet : enable only tl1 over telnet
- udp : enable only tl1 over udp
- udp-ssh : enable both tl1 over ssh and udp
- udp-telnet : enable both tl1 over udp and telnet
- ssh-telnet : enable both tl1 over ssh and telnet
- udp-ssh-telnet : enable tl1 over udp, ssh and telnet
[no] debug Parameter type: <SSH::ChannelDebugUDP> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "udp"
( none enable/disable debug over udp
| udp )
Possible values:
- none : disable debug over udp
- udp : enable debug over udp

12.5 Secure Shell SFTP User Configuration

Command
Command Description
The system acts as an SFTP client towards an external SFTP server. This command allows the operator to
configure the user name and password the system should use towards the external SFTP server.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system security ssh sftp-user [ (username) ] [ password <SSH::SftpPassword> ]
Command Parameters
Table 12.5-2 "Secure Shell SFTP User Configuration Command" Command Parameters
(username) Format: optional parameter
- specifies sftp user name to be used user name used when ISAM acts
- length: x<=32 as SFTP client
password Parameter type: <SSH::SftpPassword> optional parameter
Format: password used when ISAM acts
( prompt as SFTP client
| plain : <SSH::SftpPassword> )
Possible values:
Field type <SSH::SftpPassword>
- sftp password
- length: 6<=x<=32

13- Transaction Configuration Commands
13.1 Transaction Configuration Command Tree 13-318

13.2 Transaction Configuration Command 13-319

13 Transaction Configuration Commands
13.1 Transaction Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Transaction Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----system
----transaction
- [no] time-out-value
- log-full-action

13 Transaction Configuration Commands
13.2 Transaction Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure transaction parameters.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system transaction [ no time-out-value | time-out-value <Trans::TimeoutValue> ] [ log-full-action

<Trans::logFullaction> ]
Command Parameters
Table 13.2-2 "Transaction Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] time-out-value Parameter type: <Trans::TimeoutValue> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 6000
( indefinite set the timeout for transaction
| <Trans::TimeoutValue> )
Possible values:
- indefinite : indefinite timeout value
Field type <Trans::TimeoutValue>
- timeout of the transaction
- unit: 1/100 sec
- range: [6000...360000]
log-full-action Parameter type: <Trans::logFullaction> optional parameter
Format: set action to be taken when the
( wrap log is full
| halt )
Possible values:

14- SYSLOG Configuration Commands
14.1 SYSLOG Configuration Command Tree 14-321

14.2 SYSLOG Destination Configuration command 14-322
14.3 SYSLOG Route Configuration Command 14-324

14 SYSLOG Configuration Commands
14.1 SYSLOG Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "SYSLOG Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----system
----syslog
----[no] destination
- (name)
- type
- [no] disable
- [no] upload-rotate
----[no] route
- (name)
- msg-type
- facility
- [no] emergency
- [no] alert
- [no] critical
- [no] error
- [no] warning
- [no] notice
- [no] information
- [no] debug

14.2 SYSLOG Destination Configuration command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a syslog destination. Log messages can be sent to a file or, for
rotated files, to a file on a designated upload server (file:), a remote server (udp:), all logged in CLI-users (all-cli)
or all logged in TL1-users (all-tl1) or both (all-users).
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system syslog ( no destination (name) ) | ( destination (name) type <Sys::ServerType> [ [ no ] disable ]
[ [ no ] upload-rotate ] )
Command Parameters
Table 14.2-1 "SYSLOG Destination Configuration command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: name of the syslog destination
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 14.2-2 "SYSLOG Destination Configuration command" Command Parameters
type Parameter type: <Sys::ServerType> mandatory parameter
Format: destination type
( file : <Sys::ServName> : <Sys::FileSize>
| remote-file : <Ip::V4Address> : <Sys::UploadPathName> :
<Sys::ServName> : <Sys::FileSize>
| udp : <Ip::V4Address> : <Sys::NetworkPort> : unlimited
| udp : <Ip::V4Address> : <Sys::NetworkPort> :
<SYS::MaxRate>
| all-cli
| all-tl1
| all-users )
Possible values:
- file : file in which logs to be stored
- remote-file : remote file in which logs to be stored
- udp : log messages to the destination
- all-cli : cli users terminal logging
- all-tl1 : tl1 users terminal logging
- all-users : all cli and tl1 users


- IPv4-address
Field type <Sys::UploadPathName>
- an absolute or relative path name (example : /var/log/),
path name must end with slash or backslash depending on
OS of TFTP server used
- length: 1<=x<=64
Field type <Sys::ServName>
- filename in which logs to be stored
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=12
Field type <Sys::FileSize>
- the maximum file size
- range: [0...980000]
Field type <Sys::NetworkPort>
- the network port number
- range: [1...65535]
Possible values:
- unlimited : transfer rate is unlimited
Field type <SYS::MaxRate>
- transfer rate
- range: [1...2147483647]
[no] disable Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable logging to the destination
[no] upload-rotate Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable upload of rotated files to a
configured path

14.3 SYSLOG Route Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows an operator to configure which messages must be sent to a given syslog destination and to
assign the appropriate syslog parameters to them.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system syslog ( no route (name) msg-type <Sys::MessageType> ) | ( route (name) msg-type
<Sys::MessageType> facility <Sys::LogFacility> [ [ no ] emergency ] [ [ no ] alert ] [ [ no ] critical ] [ [ no ] error ]
[ [ no ] warning ] [ [ no ] notice ] [ [ no ] information ] [ [ no ] debug ] )
Command Parameters
Table 14.3-1 "SYSLOG Route Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: name of the destination where
- a profile name messages must be sent to
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
msg-type Parameter type: <Sys::MessageType> type of the message to be routed
Format:
( all
| authentication
| cli-config-chgs
| tl1-config-chgs
| cli-msgs
| tl1-msgs
| tracing1
| tracing2
| tracing3
| video-cdr
| eqpt
| li-config-chgs
| omci
| docsis )
Possible values:
- all : messages of any type
- authentication : authentication messages
- cli-config-chgs : cli commands
- tl1-config-chgs : tl1 commands


- cli-msgs : cli messages
- tl1-msgs : tl1 messages
- tracing1 : protocol tracing messages
- video-cdr : video cdr messages
- eqpt : equipment event messages
- li-config-chgs : li-config-chgs can only be logged to a
destination = encrypted file
- omci : OMCI events
- docsis : DOCSIS events
Table 14.3-2 "SYSLOG Route Configuration Command" Command Parameters
facility Parameter type: <Sys::LogFacility> mandatory parameter
Format: facility to be set in the outgoing
( kern message
| user
| mail
| daemon
| auth
| syslog
| pr
| news
| uucp
| cron
| local0
| local1
| local2
| local3
| local4
| local5
| local6
| local7 )
Possible values:
- kern : kernel facility
- user : user facility
- mail : mail facility
- daemon : daemon facility
- auth : authentication facility
- syslog : syslog facility
- pr : printer facility
- news : news facility
- uucp : uucp facility
- cron : cron facility
- local0 : local0 facility
[no] emergency Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
pass messages of severity
emergency
[no] alert Parameter type: boolean optional parameter


pass messages of severity alert
[no] critical Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
pass messages of severity critical
[no] error Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
pass messages of severity error
[no] warning Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
pass messages of severity
warning
[no] notice Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
pass messages of severity notice
[no] information Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
pass messages of severity info
[no] debug Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
pass messages of severity debug

15- Software Management Configuration
Commands
15.1 Software Management Configuration Command Tree 15-328

15.2 Software Management Overall Software Package 15-329
15.3 Database Automatic Activation Configure Command 15-332

15 Software Management Configuration Commands
15.1 Software Management Configuration

Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Software Management Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----software-mngt
----oswp
- (index)
- primary-file-server-id
- second-file-server-id
X download-set
X autofetch
- [no] activate
----database
- [no] activate
- [no] backup
- [no] auto-backup-intvl

15.2 Software Management Overall Software

Package Configuration Command
Introduction
The Overall Software Package (OSWP) can be in any one of the following states: operational, aborting,
downloading, enabled, disabled, activated, and committed. The operator can perform such functions as download
the OSWP or set of files, abort its download, or enable or disable its autofetch property. The operator can also
specify primary and secondary TFTP-server IDs for downloading the database.
The operator can also configure the download set or the set of files that are needed before triggering activation.
Download a new OSWP

To download an OSWP, the system must have only one enabled/active/committed OSWP, the management channel
between the system and the manager must be established, and the system must not be involved in another software
download process.
The manager requests that the system download a new OSWP. The manager specifies the path name of the overall
descriptor file, the TFTP-servers where the overall descriptor files are located, and the set of files the manager
wants to have available on the system before activating the new OSWP.
The system downloads the overall descriptor files and stores them persistently. The system downloads the software
files that are specified in the downloaded SWP descriptor files, on condition that sufficient resources are available
for their persistent storage. The manager can monitor the progress of the download process with granularity.
The download process can be implicitly or explicitly interrupted. The implicit interruption can occur due to reasons
such as the unavailability of enough resources to store SWP files, the system not being able to download or
interpret the overall descriptor file, or the system not being able to download a selected SWP descriptor file. The
explicit interruption can occur when the manager requests that the system abort the ongoing download process.
If there are no exceptions, the system has two OSWPs; the Enabled/Active/Committed OSWP and the new
downloaded OSWP. The state of the new OSWP is Enabled/NotActive/UnCommitted.
Abort an OSWP
The manager can abort an OSWP when the system has two OSWPs. The state of the first OSWP is
Enabled/Active/Committed while the second OSWP is in one of the following three states:
Enabled/NotActive/UnCommitted, Downloading/NotActive/UnCommitted, or Disabled/NotActive/UnCommitted.
The management channel between the system and the manager is established and the system is not involved in any
other software download process.
The manager requests that the system remove the NotActive/UnCommitted OSWP. The system removes all the
persistent stored files and databases not related to the Enabled/Active/Committed OSWP. The state of the OSWP to
be removed is Aborting/NotActive/UnCommitted during the complete removal operation.
After a successful abort, the system has only one OSWP. The state of this OSWP is Enabled/Active/Committed.
Only files and databases related to this OSWP are stored persistently in the system.
Activate a Not-Active OSWP

To activate a not-active OSWP, the system requires two OSWPs. The state of one OSWP is Enabled/Active and the

state of the second OSWP is Enabled/NotActive. The management channel between the system and the manager is
established and the system is not involved in another software download process.
The manager requests that the system activates the Enabled/NotActive OSWP. In case the manager requests to
activate with linked database, the system first selects an available database that is compatible with and linked to the
Enabled/NotActive OSWP. In case the manager requests to activate with default database, the system creates a
default database that is compatible with the Enabled/NotActive OSWP. The system then starts the activation
process of the NotActive OSWP.
The activation can happen on active NT or on standby NT. Activation on standby NT is only possible in case the
redundant NT board is equipped and hot standby and the NT board type supports it. In case the conditions to do the
activation on standby NT are fulfilled, the system will select this option. In case these conditions are not fulfilled
the system will select activation on active NT.
Finally, after the successful activation of the Not-active OSWP, the system has two OSWPs. The previous
Not-active OSWP is now active, together with the selected compatible database. Also, the previous Active OSWP
is still available, but NotActive. In case the activation was done on standby NT, the standby NT from before the
activation will be the active NT after the activation.
Commit an OSWP
To commit an OSWP, the system requires two OSWPs. The state of the first OSWP is
Enabled/Active/UnCommitted and the state of the second OSWP is Enabled/NotActive/Committed.
The manager requests that the system commit the active OSWP. The system removes all the persistent stored files
and databases that do not belong to the Enabled/Active OSWP. The state of the OSWP to be committed is
Enabled/Active/Committing during the complete commit operation.
Finally, after a successful commit process, the system has only one OSWP. The state of this OSWP is
Enabled/Active/Committed. Only files related to this OSWP are stored persistently in the system.
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure various OSWP attributes and parameters.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with software management privileges, and executed by operators with
software management privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure software-mngt oswp (index) [ primary-file-server-id <SwMngt::serverId> ] [ second-file-server-id

<SwMngt::serverId> ] [ download-set <SwMngt::downloadSet> ] [ autofetch <SwMngt::autoFetch> ] [ no activate
| activate <SwMngt::OswpAutoAct> ]
Command Parameters
Table 15.2-1 "Software Management Overall Software Package Configuration Command"
Resource Parameters
(index) Format: index to the swm oswp table


- id of one of the two oswps
- range: [1...2]
Table 15.2-2 "Software Management Overall Software Package Configuration Command"
Command Parameters
primary-file-server-id Parameter type: <SwMngt::serverId> optional parameter
Format: tftp/sftp server address for overall
- IPv4-address descriptor file
second-file-server-id Parameter type: <SwMngt::serverId> optional parameter
Format: 2nd tftp/sftp server address for
- IPv4-address overall descriptor file
download-set Parameter type: <SwMngt::downloadSet> obsolete parameter that will be
Format: ignored
( min-set set of files needed before
| actual-set triggering activation
| complete-set )
Possible values:
- min-set : minimum set of files needed to activate
- actual-set : files applicable for the board types
- complete-set : all the files
autofetch Parameter type: <SwMngt::autoFetch> obsolete parameter that will be
Format: ignored
disabled disable autofetch feature
Possible values:
- disabled : disable autofetch feature
[no] activate Parameter type: <SwMngt::OswpAutoAct> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "manually"
( manually determines when to active an
| after-download ) OSWP
Possible values:
- manually : manually activate the OSWP
- after-download : enable the automatic activation of OSWP
after downloading

15.3 Database Automatic Activation Configure

Command
Command Description
This command configure database automatic activation and automatic backup states and attributes.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with software management privileges, and executed by operators with
software management privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure software-mngt database [ no activate | activate <SwMngt::DbAutoAct> ] [ no backup | backup

<SwMngt::DbAutoBackup> ] [ no auto-backup-intvl | auto-backup-intvl <SwMngt::DbAutoBackIntvl> ]
Command Parameters
Table 15.3-2 "Database Automatic Activation Configure Command" Command Parameters
[no] activate Parameter type: <SwMngt::DbAutoAct> optional parameter with default
( after-download determines when to active
| manually ) database
Possible values:
- after-download : enable the automatic activation of
database after downloading
- manually : manually activate the OSWP
[no] backup Parameter type: <SwMngt::DbAutoBackup> optional parameter with default
( manually backup destination of database
| activate : <Ip::V4Address> : <SwMngt::dbpath> )
Possible values:
- manually : manually backup of the database
- activate : automatic backup of the database
- IPv4-address
Field type <SwMngt::dbpath>
- path for the db (example: /path_to_db)
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_./]
- length: x<=255
[no] auto-backup-intvl Parameter type: <SwMngt::DbAutoBackIntvl> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 24
- the interval period for automatic backup the interval period for automatic


- unit: hours backup
- range: [1...168]

16- QoS Configuration Commands
16.1 QoS Configuration Command Tree 16-336

16.2 QoS Configuration Command 16-341
16.3 QoS 802.1P Class-to-Queue Mapping Configuration 16-343
Command
16.4 QoS Dsl Control Pkt Policer Configuration Command 16-345
16.5 QoS DSCP-to-Dot1P Alignment for L3 Forwarded 16-347
Traffic Configuration Command
16.6 QoS Queue Profile Configuration Command 16-348
16.7 QoS Scheduler Node Profile Configuration Command 16-351
16.8 QoS CAC Profile Configuration Command 16-353
16.9 QoS Single Dot1P Marker Configuration Command 16-355
16.10 QoS Single DSCP Marker Configuration Command 16-356
16.11 QoS DSCP Contract Table Marker Configuration 16-357
Command
16.12 QoS DSCP Contract Table Code-point Configuration 16-358
Command For DSCP-contract
16.13 QoS Dot1P and DSCP Contract Table Marker 16-359
16.14 DSCP Contract Table Codepoint Configuration 16-360
Command For D1p-dscp-contract
16.15 QoS Dot1P and Single DSCP Marker Configuration 16-361
Command
16.16 QoS Dot1P Alignment Marker Configuration 16-362
Command
16.17 QoS Dot1P Remark Table Marker Configuration 16-364
Command
16.18 QoS Dot1P Remark Table Dot1p-value Configuration 16-365
Command For Dot1P-Remark
16.19 QoS Policer Profile Configuration Command 16-366
16.20 QoS L2 Filter Profile Configuration Command 16-369
16.21 QoS L3 Filter Profile Configuration Command 16-371
16.22 QoS Policy Action Profile Configuration Command 16-374
16.23 QoS Policy Profile Configuration Command 16-376
16.24 QoS Session Profile Configuration Command 16-378
16.25 QoS Session Upstream Policy List Configuration 16-381
Command
16.26 QoS Session Downstream Policy List Configuration 16-382
Command
16.27 QoS Shaper Profile Configuration Command 16-383
16.28 QoS IngressQoS Profile Configuration Command 16-385
16.29 QoS Rate Limit Profile Configuration Command 16-388
16.30 QoS DSCP to Pbit Mapping Profile Configuration 16-391
Command
16.31 QoS DSCP to Pbit Mapping Profile Configuration 16-392
Command
16.32 QoS Board-Level Queue and Performance 16-393
16.33 QoS Queue Threshold Crossing Alarm Configuration 16-395
Command
16.34 QoS Interface Configuration Command 16-397

16.35 QoS Interface Queue Configuration Command 16-400
16.36 QoS Line Control Packets Rate Limit Configuration 16-402
Command
16.37 P-bit Based Scheduling For SC Forwarder Cross 16-404
Connect/Residential Bridge Configuration Command

16 QoS Configuration Commands
16.1 QoS Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "QoS Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----qos
- [no] atm-overhead-fact
- [no] eth-efm-fact
- [no] enable-alignment
- [no] cac-mode
----tc-map-dot1p
- (index)
X queue
- tc
- dpcolor
- policer-color
----dsl-ctrl-pkt-policer
- [no] sustained-rate
- [no] burst-size
- [no] protocol-ctrl
----dscp-map-dot1p
- (index)
- dot1p-value
----profiles
----[no] queue
- (name)
- (bac-complex-type)
- [no] unit
----[no] scheduler-node
- (name)
- priority
- weight
- shaper-profile
- [no] ext-shaper
- [no] mcast-inc-shape
----[no] cac
- (name)
- res-voice-bandwidth
- max-mcast-bandwidth
- res-data-bandwidth
- [no] cac-type
----marker
----[no] d1p
- (name)
- default-dot1p
----[no] dscp
- (name)
- default-dscp
- [no] alignment

----[no] dscp-contract
- (name)
- [no] alignment
----codepoint
- (codepoint)
- [no] dscp-value
----[no] d1p-dscp-contract
- (name)
- dot1p-value
X [no] alignment
----codepoint
- (codepoint)
- [no] dscp-value
----[no] d1p-dscp
- (name)
- default-dscp
- default-dot1p
----[no] d1p-alignment
- (name)
- (alignment)
- [no] dscp-pbit-prof
----[no] dot1p-remark
- (name)
----dot1p-value
- (dot1p-value)
- [no] remark-value
----[no] policer
- (name)
- committed-info-rate
- committed-burst-size
- [no] policer-type
- [no] excess-info-rate
- [no] excess-burst-size
- [no] coupling-flag
- [no] color-mode
- [no] green-action
- [no] yellow-action
- [no] red-action
- [no] policed-size-ctrl
----[no] l2-filter
- (name)
- [no] dst-mac-addr
- [no] src-mac-addr
- [no] ethertype
- [no] dot1p-priority
- [no] canonical-format
- [no] vlan-id
----[no] l3-filter
- (name)
- [no] filter-type
- [no] dst-ip-addr
- [no] src-ip-addr
- [no] dst-ipv6-addr
- [no] src-ipv6-addr
- [no] min-dst-port
- [no] max-dst-port
- [no] min-src-port
- [no] max-src-port
- [no] dscp-value

- [no] protocol
----[no] policy-action
- (name)
- [no] dscp-value
- [no] dot1p-value
- [no] discard-packet
- [no] shared-policer
- [no] policer-profile
----[no] policy
- (name)
- filter
- [no] precedence
- [no] policy-action
----[no] session
- (name)
- logical-flow-type
- [no] up-policer
- [no] down-policer
- [no] up-marker
----[no] up-policy
- (name)
----[no] down-policy
- (name)
----[no] shaper
- (name)
- committed-info-rate
- committed-burst-size
- [no] excess-info-rate
- [no] type
- [no] autoshape
----[no] ingress-qos
- (name)
- [no] dot1-p0-tc
- [no] dot1-p1-tc
- [no] dot1-p2-tc
- [no] dot1-p3-tc
- [no] dot1-p4-tc
- [no] dot1-p5-tc
- [no] dot1-p6-tc
- [no] dot1-p7-tc
- [no] usedei
- [no] dot1-p0-color
----[no] rate-limit
- (name)
- [no] total-rate
- [no] total-burst
- [no] arp-rate
- [no] arp-burst
- [no] dhcp-rate
- [no] dhcp-burst
- [no] igmp-rate
- [no] igmp-burst

- [no] pppoe-rate
- [no] pppoe-burst
- [no] nd-rate
- [no] nd-burst
- [no] icmpv6-rate
- [no] icmpv6-burst
- [no] mld-rate
- [no] mld-burst
- [no] dhcpv6-rate
- [no] dhcpv6-burst
- [no] cfm-rate
- [no] cfm-burst
----[no] dscp-pbit
- (name)
----codepoint
- (codepoint)
- dot1p-value
----global
- (index)
- [no] buffer-occ-thresh
- [no] queue-stats
- [no] dsload-tca
- [no] dsload-thresh
- [no] buffer-tca
- [no] up-buf-thresh
- [no] up-obc-thresh
- [no] dn-obc-thresh
- [no] dn-buf-thresh
- [no] part-buf-thresh
----tca
- (index)
- queue
- [no] tca-enable
- [no] load-thresh
- [no] dis-frame-th
----interface
- (index)
- [no] scheduler-node
- [no] ingress-profile
- [no] cac-profile
- [no] ext-cac
- [no] ds-num-queue
- [no] ds-num-rem-queue
- [no] us-vlanport-queue
- [no] dsfld-shaper-prof
----queue
- (queue)
- priority
- weight
- oper-weight
- queue-profile
- shaper-profile
----[no] ctrl-pkt-policer
- (protocol-id)
- [no] sustained-rate
- [no] burst-size
----pbit-scheduling
- [no] sc-xcon-us
- [no] sc-xcon-dn

- [no] sc-rb-us
- [no] sc-rb-dn

16.2 QoS Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to specify global QoS parameters.
The ATM overhead factor is used to calculate ATM bandwidth required by streams for which bandwidth
parameters are specified as Ethernet bandwidth. The ATM overhead factor specifies in terms of percentage what
part of a given raw ATM bit rate will be available for Ethernet frames. The default value is 85%, which means a
typical overhead of 15% for ATM/AAL5. QoS management will use this value to deduct the available Ethernet rate
on ATM-based DSL interfaces.
The Eth EFM overhead factor is used to calculate EFM bandwidth required by streams for which bandwidth
parameters are specified as Ethernet bandwidth. The Eth EFM overhead factor specifies in terms of percentage
what part of a given raw EFM bit rate will be available for Ethernet frames. The default value is 97%, which
means a typical overhead of 3% for EFM Encapsulation.
The enable alignment is used to enable or disable the DSCP to P-bits alignment for all the L3 forwarded traffic.
The Global CAC-mode selection switch determines whether Connection Admission Control relies on the
guaranteed sync rate or the actual line rate of the physical interface.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with qos privileges, and executed by operators with qos privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure qos [ no atm-overhead-fact | atm-overhead-fact <Qos::AtmFactor> ] [ no eth-efm-fact | eth-efm-fact

<Qos::EthEfmFactor> ] [ [ no ] enable-alignment ] [ no cac-mode | cac-mode <Qos::CacMode> ]
Command Parameters
Table 16.2-2 "QoS Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] atm-overhead-fact Parameter type: <Qos::AtmFactor> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 85
- over head factor introduced by atm layer over head factor introduced by
- unit: % atm layer
- range: [1...100]
[no] eth-efm-fact Parameter type: <Qos::EthEfmFactor> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 97
- value to estimate bandwidth overhead inserted by efm value to estimate bandwidth
layer overhead inserted by efm layer
- unit: %
- range: [1...100]
[no] enable-alignment Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
DSCP to P-bit alignment for all
forwarded L3 traffic


[no] cac-mode Parameter type: <Qos::CacMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "msr"
( nocac This object stores an global CAC
| msr mode selection switch
| alr )
Possible values:
- nocac : no cac in system
- msr : base on minimum synchronized rate
- alr : base on actual line rate

16.3 QoS 802.1P Class-to-Queue Mapping

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the downstream traffic class mapping table. This table defines
which 802.1P codepoint is cast to which egress buffer on the L3 units.
There is a second class to the queue mapping table on the SHub/IHub, but this class is independent from the
configuration perspective of this table. (See the traffic class configuration section for more information.) The
second class is used mainly for upstream traffic segregation into egress buffers on the SHub/IHub.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos tc-map-dot1p (index) [ queue <Qos::Queues> ] [ tc <Qos::QosTrafficClass> ] [ dpcolor

<Qos::Color> ] [ policer-color <Qos::PolicerColor> ]
Command Parameters
Table 16.3-1 "QoS 802.1P Class-to-Queue Mapping Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
(index) Format: value of 802.1p field
- value of 802.1p field
- range: [0...7]
Table 16.3-2 "QoS 802.1P Class-to-Queue Mapping Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
queue Parameter type: <Qos::Queues> obsolete parameter replaced by
Format: parameter "tc"
- output dsl/gpon/epon port queue number output dsl port queue number
- range: [0...7,255]
tc Parameter type: <Qos::QosTrafficClass> optional parameter
Format: the traffic class number
- the traffic class number
- range: [0...7]
dpcolor Parameter type: <Qos::Color> optional parameter
Format: output discard precedence on
( green queue
| yellow )


Possible values:
- green : discard priority green in queue
- yellow : discard priority yellow in queue
policer-color Parameter type: <Qos::PolicerColor> optional parameter
Format: the frame colour for trtcm
( green
| yellow
| red )
Possible values:
- green : green color
- yellow : yellow color
- red : red color

16.4 QoS Dsl Control Pkt Policer Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a upstream QoS Dsl Control Packet Policer.This control packet
policer serves to prevent DoS attacks from subscriber premises against the control plane of the ISAM. The policing
parameters that can be configured are the sustainable rate in packets/sec and the maximum burst size in packets.
Control packets arriving at a higher rate then the sustainable rate are dropped by the policer.
Control packets arriving in a longer burst then the maximum burst size are dropped by the policer.
Control packets are packets directed to the LSM itself or inserted by the LSM. The control packet protocol type
depends on the applied forwarding model, and can be 802.1x, ARP, RIP, DHCP, IGMP, PPPoEDiscovery , PPP
LCP, PPP control, PPP LCP termination acknowledgement. Policing is not applied on control packets inserted by
the LSM.
This command allows the operator to control the DSL line level control packet policer (enable or disable) for
control protocol packets that remains in the data plane. And this feature is supported only for ARP and RIP
protocol.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos dsl-ctrl-pkt-policer [ no sustained-rate | sustained-rate <Qos::SustainedRate> ] [ no burst-size |

burst-size <Qos::DslCtrlBurstSize> ] [ no protocol-ctrl | protocol-ctrl <Qos::ControlProtocolPolicerCtrl> ]
Command Parameters
Table 16.4-2 "QoS Dsl Control Pkt Policer Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] sustained-rate Parameter type: <Qos::SustainedRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 15
- the police rate of inc user pkts in pps max sustainable rate in
- range: [1...64] packets/sec
[no] burst-size Parameter type: <Qos::DslCtrlBurstSize> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10
- the burst size max burst size, in packets
- range: [1...128]
[no] protocol-ctrl Parameter type: <Qos::ControlProtocolPolicerCtrl> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "police-arprip"
( police-arprip DSL control packet policer
| nopolice-arprip ) applicability for control protocol


Possible values: packets that remain in data plane.
- police-arprip : police arp rip packets by the dsl-ctrl-policer Currently under this only ARP
if handled as data packet and RIP control packets are
- nopolice-arprip : no police arp rip packets by the controlled.
dsl-ctrl-policer if handled as data packet

16.5 QoS DSCP-to-Dot1P Alignment for L3

Forwarded Traffic Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a DSCP-to-Dot1P Alignment Table for L3 forwarded traffic.This
facility allows DSCP to P-bits alignment without the use of QoS session profiles via configuring a mapping table
with global scope. It is only applied to traffic in interfaces with L3 forwarding.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos dscp-map-dot1p (index) [ dot1p-value <Qos::DscpToDot1PAlign> ]
Command Parameters
Table 16.5-1 "QoS DSCP-to-Dot1P Alignment for L3 Forwarded Traffic Configuration Command"
Resource Parameters
(index) Format: the DSCP value
- the DSCP value
- range: [0...63]
Table 16.5-2 "QoS DSCP-to-Dot1P Alignment for L3 Forwarded Traffic Configuration Command"
Command Parameters
dot1p-value Parameter type: <Qos::DscpToDot1PAlign> optional parameter
Format: the DOT1P value
- the DOT1P value
- range: [0...7]

16.6 QoS Queue Profile Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a QoS queue profile. A queue profile or buffer acceptance control
(BAC) profile contains configuration information on data plane queues. BAC profiles can be used on the L3 line
cards.
Minimum and Maximum Threshold value for queues are given in packets.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles ( no queue (name) ) | ( queue (name) (bac-complex-type) [ no unit | unit <Qos::Units> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 16.6-1 "QoS Queue Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: A unique profile name
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 16.6-2 "QoS Queue Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
(bac-complex-type) Format: mandatory parameter
( tail-drop : <Qos::MaxThreshold> buffer acceptance control
| red : <Qos::MinThreshold> : <Qos::MaxThreshold> : algorithm
<Qos::DiscardProbability>
| twocolour-taildrop : <Qos::MaxThreshold> :
<Qos::MaxThresholdYellow>
| twocolourred : <Qos::MinThreshold> :
<Qos::MaxThreshold> : <Qos::DiscardProbability> :
<Qos::MinThresholdYellow> :
<Qos::MaxThresholdYellow> : <Qos::DiscardProbYellow>
| gpon-tail-drop : <Qos::MinThreshold> :
<Qos::MaxThreshold>
| threecolour-taildrop : <Qos::MaxThreshold> :
<Qos::MaxThresholdYellow> : <Qos::MaxThresholdRed>
| threecolour-red : <Qos::MinThreshold> :


: <Qos::MinThresholdRed> : <Qos::MaxThresholdRed> :
<Qos::DiscardProbRed>
| gpon-threecolour-red : <Qos::MinThreshold> :
: <Qos::MinThresholdRed> : <Qos::MaxThresholdRed> :
<Qos::DiscardProbRed> : <Qos::MinQueueSize> :
<Qos::MaxQueueSize> )
Possible values:
- tail-drop : tail drop algorithm
- red : random early detection algorithm
- twocolour-taildrop : colour-aware tail drop algorithm
- twocolourred : colour-aware random early detection
algorithm
- gpon-tail-drop : gpon tail drop algorithm
- threecolour-taildrop : three colour aware tail drop
algorithm
- threecolour-red : three colour aware random early
detection algorithm
- gpon-threecolour-red : three colour aware random early
detection algorithm with min and max queue sizes
Field type <Qos::MinThreshold>
- min threshold for green frames: if unit is
packet,range:[1..511]; if unit is byte,range is [1..786432] for
non gpon bactypes, for gpon bactypes,
- range: [1...1048576]
Field type <Qos::MaxThreshold>
- max threshold for green frames: if unit is
- range: [2...1048576]
Field type <Qos::DiscardProbability>
- maximum discard probability of green frames
- unit: %
- range: [0...100]
Field type <Qos::MinThresholdYellow>
- min threshold for yellow frames: if unit is
- range: [1...1048576]
Field type <Qos::MaxThresholdYellow>
- max threshold for yellow frames: if unit is
- range: [2...1048576]
Field type <Qos::DiscardProbYellow>
- maximum discard probability of yellow frames
- unit: %
- range: [0...100]
Field type <Qos::MinThresholdRed>
- min threshold for red frames: if unit is
- range: [1...1048576]
Field type <Qos::MaxThresholdRed>
- max threshold for red frames: if unit is


- range: [2...1048576]
Field type <Qos::DiscardProbRed>
- maximum discard probability of red frames
- unit: %
- range: [0...100]
Field type <Qos::MinQueueSize>
- minimum gauranteed queue size : if unit is
- range: [1...1048576]
Field type <Qos::MaxQueueSize>
- maximum queue size: if unit is packet,range:[2..512]; if
unit is byte,range is [2..786432] for non gpon bactypes, for
gpon bactypes,
- range: [2...1048576]
[no] unit Parameter type: <Qos::Units> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "packet"
( packet identify the threshold unit type
| byte )
Possible values:
- packet : the unit of discard threshold is packet
- byte : the unit of discard threshold is byte

16.7 QoS Scheduler Node Profile Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a QoS scheduler node profile. The scheduler node profiles contain
configuration settings for the data plane schedulers. These scheduler node profiles are applicable to downstream
schedulers on the L3 line cards. The scheduler node settings on the service hub can be modified separately.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles ( no scheduler-node (name) ) | ( scheduler-node (name) priority <Qos::QosPriority> weight
<Qos::QosWeight> shaper-profile <Qos::QosShaperProfileName> [ no ext-shaper | ext-shaper
<Qos::QosShaperProfileName> ] [ no mcast-inc-shape | mcast-inc-shape <Qos::QosMulticastInclShaping> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 16.7-1 "QoS Scheduler Node Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 16.7-2 "QoS Scheduler Node Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
priority Parameter type: <Qos::QosPriority> mandatory parameter
Format: relative priority of the
- relative priority scheduler-node
- range: [1...8]
weight Parameter type: <Qos::QosWeight> mandatory parameter
Format: relative weight of the
- relative weight scheduler-node
- range: [0...127]
shaper-profile Parameter type: <Qos::QosShaperProfileName> mandatory parameter
Format: the associated shaper profile. For
( none EPON OLT in downstream, this
| name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> ) profile used for LLID shaper on
Possible values: 1G PON bandwidth.
- none : no profile name to associated


Data driven field type
and software.
[no] ext-shaper Parameter type: <Qos::QosShaperProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none the associated shaper profile. For
| name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> ) EPON OLT in downstream, this
Possible values: profile used for LLID shaper on
- none : no profile name to associated 10G PON bandwidth.
and software.
[no] mcast-inc-shape Parameter type: <Qos::QosMulticastInclShaping> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "false"
( mcast-shap-on indicates whether downstream
| no-mcast-shap ) shaping includes Mcast
Possible values:
- mcast-shap-on : Downstream shaping includes Mcast
- no-mcast-shap : Downstream shaping doesnot include
Mcast

16.8 QoS CAC Profile Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a connection admission control (CAC) profile. CAC profiles are
used primarily for multicast video admission control. CAC profiles can be attached to subscriber interfaces. The
scope of a CAC profile is a DSL link (and not a PVC), regardless of the number of PVCs on a DSL link.
The system derives the line rate from the physical interfaces and calculates an estimate of the available Ethernet
bandwidth using configurable overhead factors. The line rate taken into account may be the guaranteed sync rate
or the actual line rate in case of DSL, based on a global configuration setting.
From this bandwidth, a part can be reserved for voice and data applications and the remaining part will be kept by
the system as the available bandwidth for multicast video. Only preconfigured multicast streams are considered for
CAC. Note that unicast video (regardless of whether it is premium content or generic Internet streaming video) is
ignored by the CAC function.
The maximum bandwidth that video will occupy can be further confined using the maximum multicast bandwidth
'max-mcast-bandwidth' parameter.
CAC profiles are applicable to line cards, but not to SHub/IHub interfaces.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles ( no cac (name) ) | ( cac (name) res-voice-bandwidth <Qos::BandWidthKBPS>
max-mcast-bandwidth <Qos::BandWidthKBPS> res-data-bandwidth <Qos::BandWidthKBPS> [ no cac-type |
cac-type <Qos::QosCacType> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 16.8-1 "QoS CAC Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 16.8-2 "QoS CAC Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
res-voice-bandwidth Parameter type: <Qos::BandWidthKBPS> mandatory parameter
Format: reserved bandwidth for the voice
- interface bandwidth services
- unit: kbps
- range: [0...2147483647]
max-mcast-bandwidth Parameter type: <Qos::BandWidthKBPS> mandatory parameter


Format: maximum allowed bandwidth for
- interface bandwidth multicast and unicast video
- unit: kbps service
- range: [0...2147483647]
res-data-bandwidth Parameter type: <Qos::BandWidthKBPS> mandatory parameter
Format: reserved bandwidth for all data
- interface bandwidth services
- unit: kbps
- range: [0...2147483647]
[no] cac-type Parameter type: <Qos::QosCacType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "dsl-cac"
( dsl-cac cac-profile type
| pon-cac )
Possible values:
- dsl-cac : cac profile for dsl links
- pon-cac : cac profile for pon interfaces

16.9 QoS Single Dot1P Marker Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a marker for singleDot1P.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles marker ( no d1p (name) ) | ( d1p (name) default-dot1p <Qos::ExtVlanSysPrio> )
Command Parameters
Table 16.9-1 "QoS Single Dot1P Marker Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 16.9-2 "QoS Single Dot1P Marker Configuration Command" Command Parameters
default-dot1p Parameter type: <Qos::ExtVlanSysPrio> mandatory parameter
Format: the default dot-1p bit value to be
- the dot-1p bit value applied on all frames
- range: [0...7]

16.10 QoS Single DSCP Marker Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a marker for a single DSCP.
All IP packets will be marked with the specified DSCP value. This marker type is incompatible with DSCP to P-bits
alignment.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles marker ( no dscp (name) ) | ( dscp (name) default-dscp
<Qos::DscpToDot1PAlignmentDscpIndex> [ [ no ] alignment ] )
Command Parameters
Table 16.10-1 "QoS Single DSCP Marker Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 16.10-2 "QoS Single DSCP Marker Configuration Command" Command Parameters
default-dscp Parameter type: <Qos::DscpToDot1PAlignmentDscpIndex> mandatory parameter
Format: the default DSCP value to be
- the DSCP value applied on all frames
- range: [0...63]
[no] alignment Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable DSCP to P-bits alignment

16.11 QoS DSCP Contract Table Marker

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a marker for a DSCP contract table. To configure the DSCP
codepoints in the contract table, the command "configure qos profiles marker dscp-contract (name) codepoint
(codepoint)" is to be used.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles marker ( no dscp-contract (name) ) | ( dscp-contract (name) [ [ no ] alignment ] )
Command Parameters
Table 16.11-1 "QoS DSCP Contract Table Marker Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 16.11-2 "QoS DSCP Contract Table Marker Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
[no] alignment Parameter type: boolean optional parameter

16.12 QoS DSCP Contract Table Code-point

Configuration Command For DSCP-contract
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure codepoints in the DSCP contract table. To configure a marker, use
the command "configure qos profiles marker dscp-contract (name)".
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles marker dscp-contract (name) codepoint (codepoint) [ no dscp-value | dscp-value
<Qos::DscpToDot1PAlignmentDscpIndex> ]
Command Parameters
Table 16.12-1 "QoS DSCP Contract Table Code-point Configuration Command For
DSCP-contract" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
(codepoint) Format: the value of the codepoint
- the number of the DSCP codepoint
- range: [0...63]
Table 16.12-2 "QoS DSCP Contract Table Code-point Configuration Command For
DSCP-contract" Command Parameters
[no] dscp-value Parameter type: <Qos::DscpToDot1PAlignmentDscpIndex> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- the DSCP value the dscp value to be assigned to
- range: [0...63] the codepoint

16.13 QoS Dot1P and DSCP Contract Table Marker

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a marker for Dot1P and a DSCP contract table. To configure the
DSCP codepoints in the contract table, the command "configure qos profiles marker d1p-dscp-contract (name)
codepoint (codepoint)" is to be used.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles marker ( no d1p-dscp-contract (name) ) | ( d1p-dscp-contract (name) dot1p-value
<Qos::ExtVlanSysPrio> [ [ no ] alignment ] )
Command Parameters
Table 16.13-1 "QoS Dot1P and DSCP Contract Table Marker Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 16.13-2 "QoS Dot1P and DSCP Contract Table Marker Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
dot1p-value Parameter type: <Qos::ExtVlanSysPrio> mandatory parameter
- range: [0...7]
[no] alignment Parameter type: boolean obsolete parameter that will be
ignored

16.14 DSCP Contract Table Codepoint

Configuration Command For D1p-dscp-contract
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure codepoints for a DSCP contract table. To configure a Dot1P and
DSCP contract table , use the command "configure qos profiles marker d1p-dscp-contract (name)".
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles marker d1p-dscp-contract (name) codepoint (codepoint) [ no dscp-value | dscp-value
<Qos::DscpToDot1PAlignmentDscpIndex> ]
Command Parameters
Table 16.14-1 "DSCP Contract Table Codepoint Configuration Command For D1p-dscp-contract"
Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
(codepoint) Format: the number of the codepoint
- range: [0...63]
Table 16.14-2 "DSCP Contract Table Codepoint Configuration Command For D1p-dscp-contract"
Command Parameters
[no] dscp-value Parameter type: <Qos::DscpToDot1PAlignmentDscpIndex> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- the DSCP value the dscp value to be assigned to
- range: [0...63] the codepoint

16.15 QoS Dot1P and Single DSCP Marker

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a marker for Dot1P and single DSCP.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles marker ( no d1p-dscp (name) ) | ( d1p-dscp (name) default-dscp
<Qos::DscpToDot1PAlignmentDscpIndex> default-dot1p <Qos::ExtVlanSysPrio> )
Command Parameters
Table 16.15-1 "QoS Dot1P and Single DSCP Marker Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 16.15-2 "QoS Dot1P and Single DSCP Marker Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
default-dscp Parameter type: <Qos::DscpToDot1PAlignmentDscpIndex> mandatory parameter
Format: the default DSCP value to be
- the DSCP value applied on all frames
- range: [0...63]
default-dot1p Parameter type: <Qos::ExtVlanSysPrio> mandatory parameter
- range: [0...7]

16.16 QoS Dot1P Alignment Marker Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a marker for Dot1P alignment.
Default value for the global DSCP To Dot1P Alignment Table
DSCP Value P-bit Value

0-7 0
8-15 1
16-23 2
24-31 3
32-39 4
40-47 5
48-55 6
56-63 7
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles marker ( no d1p-alignment (name) ) | ( d1p-alignment (name) (alignment) [ no
dscp-pbit-prof | dscp-pbit-prof <Qos::QosDscpToPbitProfileName> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 16.16-1 "QoS Dot1P Alignment Marker Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 16.16-2 "QoS Dot1P Alignment Marker Configuration Command" Command Parameters
(alignment) Format: mandatory parameter


enable enable dot1p alignment
Possible values:
- enable : enable dot1p alignment
[no] dscp-pbit-prof Parameter type: <Qos::QosDscpToPbitProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none Dscp to Pbit mapping profile
| name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> ) name applicable on this marker
Possible values:
and software.

16.17 QoS Dot1P Remark Table Marker

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a marker for a Dot1P Remark table. To configure the Dot1P
Remark value in remark table, the command "configure qos profiles marker dot1p-remark (name) dot1p-value
(val) remark-value (val)" is to be used.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles marker ( no dot1p-remark (name) ) | ( dot1p-remark (name) )
Command Parameters
Table 16.17-1 "QoS Dot1P Remark Table Marker Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32

16.18 QoS Dot1P Remark Table Dot1p-value

Configuration Command For Dot1P-Remark
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure remark dot1p value in the Dot1P Remark table. To configure the
remark value in the Dot1P Remark table, use the command "configure qos profiles marker dot1p-remark (name)
dot1p-value (val) remark-value (val)".
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles marker dot1p-remark (name) dot1p-value (dot1p-value) [ no remark-value | remark-value
<Qos::ExtVlanSysPrioNc> ]
Command Parameters
Table 16.18-1 "QoS Dot1P Remark Table Dot1p-value Configuration Command For
Dot1P-Remark" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
(dot1p-value) Format: the dot1p value
- the dot-1p bit value
- range: [0...7]
Table 16.18-2 "QoS Dot1P Remark Table Dot1p-value Configuration Command For
Dot1P-Remark" Command Parameters
[no] remark-value Parameter type: <Qos::ExtVlanSysPrioNc> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 8L
- the remarked dot-1p bit value (8 means no change) the remarked dot1p value
- range: [0...8]

16.19 QoS Policer Profile Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a QoS policer profile. A QoS policer profile contains all settings
related to a policer. The ISAM supports single token bucket policers, where the action upon conformance is either
pass or discard.
The L3 line cards units support both upstream and downstream policing. A policer profile can be used within a
QoS session profile for upstream and downstream policing.
The L2 line cards units do not support policing.
The SHub/IHub supports ingress policing, but it does not use policer profiles. See the section about the QoS
Ingress Policing Configuration Command to set up ingress policing on the SHub/IHub.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles ( no policer (name) ) | ( policer (name) committed-info-rate <Qos::CommittedInfoRate>
committed-burst-size <Qos::CommittedBurstSize> [ no policer-type | policer-type <Qos::PolicerType> ] [ no
excess-info-rate | excess-info-rate <Qos::ExcessInfoRate > ] [ no excess-burst-size | excess-burst-size
<Qos::ExcessBurstSize> ] [ no coupling-flag | coupling-flag <Qos::CouplingFlag> ] [ no color-mode | color-mode
<Qos::ColorMode> ] [ no green-action | green-action <Qos::GreenAction> ] [ no yellow-action | yellow-action
<Qos::YellowAction> ] [ no red-action | red-action <Qos::RedAction> ] [ no policed-size-ctrl | policed-size-ctrl
<Qos::PoliceFrameCtrl> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 16.19-1 "QoS Policer Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 16.19-2 "QoS Policer Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
committed-info-rate Parameter type: <Qos::CommittedInfoRate> mandatory parameter
Format: committed information rate of a
- information rate policer
- unit: kbps
- range: [0...2147483647]
committed-burst-size Parameter type: <Qos::CommittedBurstSize> mandatory parameter
Format: committed burst size of a policer


- committed burst size of a policer
- unit: bytes
- range: [0...134217728]
[no] policer-type Parameter type: <Qos::PolicerType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "single-token-bucket"
( single-token-bucket The parameter is not visible
| trtcm ) during modification.
Possible values: the policer type
- single-token-bucket : single token bucket
- trtcm : trtcm Policer
[no] excess-info-rate Parameter type: <Qos::ExcessInfoRate > optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- information rate excess information rate of a
- unit: kbps policer for trtcm
- range: [0...2147483647]
[no] excess-burst-size Parameter type: <Qos::ExcessBurstSize> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 64
- excess burst size of a policer excess burst size of a policer for
- unit: bytes trtcm
- range: [0...134217728]
[no] coupling-flag Parameter type: <Qos::CouplingFlag> optional parameter with default
( enable the coupling flag of a policer for
| disable ) trtcm
Possible values:
- enable : enable
- disable : disable
[no] color-mode Parameter type: <Qos::ColorMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "color-blind"
( color-blind the color mode of a policer for
| color-aware ) trtcm
Possible values:
- color-blind : color blind mode
- color-aware : color aware mode
[no] green-action Parameter type: <Qos::GreenAction> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "pass"
( pass action for green packet of a
| remark : <Aaa::IgnoredQosProfileName> ) policer for trtcm
Possible values:
- pass : pass
- remark : remark
and software.
[no] yellow-action Parameter type: <Qos::YellowAction> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "pass"
( pass action for yellow packet of a
| discard policer for trtcm
| remark : <Aaa::IgnoredQosProfileName> )
Possible values:
- pass : pass
- discard : discard
- remark : remark
and software.


[no] red-action Parameter type: <Qos::RedAction> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "discard"
( pass action for red packet of a policer
| discard for trtcm
| remark : <Aaa::IgnoredQosProfileName> )
Possible values:
- pass : pass
- discard : discard
- remark : remark
and software.
[no] policed-size-ctrl Parameter type: <Qos::PoliceFrameCtrl> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "auto-controlled"
( auto-controlled control for policed frame size
| ingress-mode
| egress-mode
| rmv4b-ingress )
Possible values:
- auto-controlled : backward compatibility for all LTs
- ingress-mode : policer working with ingress packet size
- egress-mode : policer working with egress packet size
- rmv4b-ingress : policer working on packet size with 4
bytes removed from ingress

16.20 QoS L2 Filter Profile Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure an L2 filter. The created L2 filter can be reused to build policy
actions based on L2 filtering criteria, inside QoS session profiles.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles ( no l2-filter (name) ) | ( l2-filter (name) [ no dst-mac-addr | dst-mac-addr
<Qos::MacAddrAndMask> ] [ no src-mac-addr | src-mac-addr <Qos::MacAddrAndMask> ] [ no ethertype |
ethertype <Qos::FilterEthernetType> ] [ no dot1p-priority | dot1p-priority <Qos::MatchDot1pValue> ] [ no
canonical-format | canonical-format <Qos::FilterCfi> ] [ no vlan-id | vlan-id <Qos::FilterVlanId> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 16.20-1 "QoS L2 Filter Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 16.20-2 "QoS L2 Filter Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] dst-mac-addr Parameter type: <Qos::MacAddrAndMask> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
<Qos::MacAddress> / <Qos::MacPrefixLength> 00/0"
Field type <Qos::MacAddress> destination mac address to be
- a mac-address (example : 01:02:03:04:05:06) matched with the packet
- length: 6
Field type <Qos::MacPrefixLength>
- the mac address prefix length
- range: [0...48]
[no] src-mac-addr Parameter type: <Qos::MacAddrAndMask> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
<Qos::MacAddress> / <Qos::MacPrefixLength> 00/0"
Field type <Qos::MacAddress> source mac address to be
- a mac-address (example : 01:02:03:04:05:06) matched with the packet
- length: 6
Field type <Qos::MacPrefixLength>
- the mac address prefix length
- range: [0...48]


[no] ethertype Parameter type: <Qos::FilterEthernetType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "all"
( ip ethernet type to be matched with
| x75 the packet
| nbs
| ecma
| chaos
| x25
| arp
| rarp
| appletalk
| snmp
| loopback
| pppoe-discovery
| pppoe
| ipv6
| all
| <Qos::EtherType> )
Possible values:
- ip : ip
- x75 : x75
- nbs : nbs
- ecma : ecma
- chaos : chaos
- x25 : x25
- arp : arp
- rarp : rarp
- appletalk : appletalk
- snmp : snmp
- loopback : loopback
- pppoe-discovery : pppoe-discovery
- pppoe : pppoe
- ipv6 : ipv6
- all : all ethtype values are considered a match
Field type <Qos::EtherType>
- ethertype value
- range: [-1...65535]
[no] dot1p-priority Parameter type: <Qos::MatchDot1pValue> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1L
- dot1p value to be matched, -1 means match all dot1p value to be matched, -1
- range: [-1...7] means match all
[no] canonical-format Parameter type: <Qos::FilterCfi> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1L
- canonical format indicator, -1 means match all canonical format indicator, -1
[no] vlan-id Parameter type: <Qos::FilterVlanId> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1L
- vlan id to be matched, -1 means match all vlan id to be matched, -1 means
- range: [-1...4095] match all

16.21 QoS L3 Filter Profile Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure an L3 filter. The created L3 filter can be reused to build policy
actions based on L3 filtering criteria, inside QoS session profiles.
DSCP mask is supported with defined L3-filter name with a prefix "DSCPMASKx_", 'x' must be 1~6, which means
treat dscp-value as a last 'x' bits masking -The first 8 characters are UPPER CASE ALPHABETIC = DSCPMASK;
and -The 9 character is NUMERICAL = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6}; and -The 10 character is UNDERSCORE; -the remaining
is configurable.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles ( no l3-filter (name) ) | ( l3-filter (name) [ no filter-type | filter-type <Qos::L3FilterType> ]
[ no dst-ip-addr | dst-ip-addr <Ip::AddressAndMaskFull> ] [ no src-ip-addr | src-ip-addr
<Ip::AddressAndMaskFull> ] [ no dst-ipv6-addr | dst-ipv6-addr <ipv6::PrefixAndLength> ] [ no src-ipv6-addr |
src-ipv6-addr <ipv6::PrefixAndLength> ] [ no min-dst-port | min-dst-port <Qos::L4PortNumber> ] [ no
max-dst-port | max-dst-port <Qos::L4PortNumber> ] [ no min-src-port | min-src-port <Qos::L4PortNumber> ] [ no
max-src-port | max-src-port <Qos::L4PortNumber> ] [ no dscp-value | dscp-value <Qos::MatchDscpValue> ] [ no
protocol | protocol <Qos::Protocol> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 16.21-1 "QoS L3 Filter Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 16.21-2 "QoS L3 Filter Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] filter-type Parameter type: <Qos::L3FilterType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "ipv4"
( ipv4 The parameter is not visible
| ipv6 ) during modification.
Possible values: L3 Filter type. Indicates to what
- ipv4 : ipv4 kind of ip frames (ipv4 or ipv6)
- ipv6 : ipv6 the L3 filter is applicable.
[no] dst-ip-addr Parameter type: <Ip::AddressAndMaskFull> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0.0.0.0/0"
<Ip::V4Address> / <Ip::PrefixLengthFull> destination ipv4 address to be


Field type <Ip::V4Address> matched with the packet. Only
- IPv4-address applicable in case filterType is
Field type <Ip::PrefixLengthFull> equal to ipv4.
- range: [0...32]
[no] src-ip-addr Parameter type: <Ip::AddressAndMaskFull> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0.0.0.0/0"
<Ip::V4Address> / <Ip::PrefixLengthFull> source ipv4 address to be
Field type <Ip::V4Address> matched with the packet. Only
Field type <Ip::PrefixLengthFull> equal to ipv4.
- range: [0...32]
[no] dst-ipv6-addr Parameter type: <ipv6::PrefixAndLength> optional parameter with default
Format: value: " : : /0"
<ipv6::Prefix> / <ipv6::PrefixLength> destination ipv6 address to be
Field type <ipv6::Prefix> matched with the packet. Only
Field type <ipv6::PrefixLength> equal to ipv6.
- length of IPv6 address or prefix
- range: [0...128]
[no] src-ipv6-addr Parameter type: <ipv6::PrefixAndLength> optional parameter with default
Format: value: " : : /0"
<ipv6::Prefix> / <ipv6::PrefixLength> source ipv6 address to be
Field type <ipv6::Prefix> matched with the packet. Only
Field type <ipv6::PrefixLength> equal to ipv6.
- range: [0...128]
[no] min-dst-port Parameter type: <Qos::L4PortNumber> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- the layer-4 port number minimum value of the layer-4
- range: [0...65535] destination port number
[no] max-dst-port Parameter type: <Qos::L4PortNumber> optional parameter with default
- the layer-4 port number maximum value of the layer-4
- range: [0...65535] destination port number
[no] min-src-port Parameter type: <Qos::L4PortNumber> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- the layer-4 port number minimum value of the layer-4
- range: [0...65535] source port number
[no] max-src-port Parameter type: <Qos::L4PortNumber> optional parameter with default
- the layer-4 port number maximum value of the layer-4
- range: [0...65535] source port number
[no] dscp-value Parameter type: <Qos::MatchDscpValue> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1L
- dscp value to be matched, -1 means match all dscp value to be matched, -1
[no] protocol Parameter type: <Qos::Protocol> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "all"
( egp protocol to be matched with the
| eigrp packet
| gre
| icmp
| icmpv6
| igmp


| igrp
| ip
| ipinip
| ipv6
| ipv6-frag
| ipv6-hopopt
| ipv6-nonxt
| ipv6-opts
| ipv6-route
| ospf-igp
| tcp
| udp
| rsvp
| all
| <Qos::ProtocolType> )
Possible values:
- egp : egp (IANA protocol number 8)
- eigrp : eigrp (IANA protocol number 88)
- gre : gre (IANA protocol number 47)
- icmp : icmp (IANA protocol number 1)
- icmpv6 : icmpv6 (IANA protocol number 58)
- igmp : igmp (IANA protocol number 2)
- igrp : igrp (IANA protocol number 9)
- ip : ip (IANA protocol number 4)
- ipinip : ipinip(protocol id should be 94)
- ipv6 : ipv6 (IANA protocol number 41)
- ipv6-frag : ipv6-frag (IANA protocol number 44)
- ipv6-hopopt : ipv6-HOPOPT (IANA protocol number 0)
- ipv6-nonxt : ipv6-NoNxt (IANA protocol number 59)
- ipv6-opts : ipv6-opts (IANA protocol number 60)
- ipv6-route : ipv6-route (IANA protocol number 43)
- ospf-igp : ospf-igp (IANA protocol number 89)
- tcp : tcp (IANA protocol number 6)
- udp : udp (IANA protocol number 17)
- rsvp : rsvp (IANA protocol number 46)
- all : all are considered as match
Field type <Qos::ProtocolType>
- ip protocol value
- range: [0...255]

16.22 QoS Policy Action Profile Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a QoS policy action profile. A QoS policy action contains: discard
packet, set a DSCP value, set a Dot1P value, policing with a policer, policer sharing attribute.
Dot1P and DSCP values are set to frames matched by the filter associated with this policy action.
The forwarding action for the frames matched by the filter can be discard or pass. The default forwarding action is
pass. When the forwarding action is discard, the other policy actions in this entry will not be checked; the frame
will be discarded immediately.
Policy sharing causes multiple QoS subflow with the same policy action profile to share their policer instance, in
case they are set up within the same session profile in the same direction.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles ( no policy-action (name) ) | ( policy-action (name) [ no dscp-value | dscp-value
<Qos::SetDscpValue> ] [ no dot1p-value | dot1p-value <Qos::SetDot1pValue> ] [ [ no ] discard-packet ] [ [ no ]
shared-policer ] [ no policer-profile | policer-profile <Qos::QosPolicerProfileName> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 16.22-1 "QoS Policy Action Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 16.22-2 "QoS Policy Action Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] dscp-value Parameter type: <Qos::SetDscpValue> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1L
- dscp value set in a matched packet, -1 means no change dscp value set in a matched
- range: [-1...63] packet, -1 means no change
[no] dot1p-value Parameter type: <Qos::SetDot1pValue> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1L
- dot1p value set in a matched packet, -1 means no change dot1p value set in a matched
- range: [-1...7] packet, -1 means no change


[no] discard-packet Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
discard the packet matching the
policy
[no] shared-policer Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable the sharing policer
instances among subflows
[no] policer-profile Parameter type: <Qos::QosPolicerProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none policer used to the packet
| name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> ) matching the policy
Possible values:
and software.

16.23 QoS Policy Profile Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a QoS policy profile. A policy rule groups together a policy
condition (filter) with a set of associated actions. A policy rule contains:
• Filter type (L2 filter or L3 filter)
• L2 or L3 filter
• Precedence of this policy rule
• Policy action
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles ( no policy (name) ) | ( policy (name) filter <Qos::PolicyFilter> [ no precedence |
precedence <Qos::PolicyPrecedence> ] [ no policy-action | policy-action <Qos::QosPolicyActionProfileName> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 16.23-1 "QoS Policy Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 16.23-2 "QoS Policy Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
filter Parameter type: <Qos::PolicyFilter> mandatory parameter
Format: the filter for the policy rule
( l2-name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName>
| l3-name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> )
Possible values:
- l2-name : refer to a l2 filter
- l3-name : refer to a l3 filter
and software.
and software.


[no] precedence Parameter type: <Qos::PolicyPrecedence> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10L
- the precedence value of the policy rule precedence value of the policy
- range: [0...255] rule
[no] policy-action Parameter type: <Qos::QosPolicyActionProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none policy action profile applicable
| name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> ) for the policy
Possible values:
and software.

16.24 QoS Session Profile Configuration Command
Command Description
This commmand allows the operator to configure the QoS session profile. The QoS session profile is the main
building block for conveying user traffic contractual rights and treatment. The QoS session profile is a
"macro"-profile, which consists of individual settings as well as references to smaller profiles.
A QoS session profile is composed of
• a logical flow type,
• a marker profile,
• two policer profiles for up and downstream policing,
• two lists for upstream and downstream policy conditions and actions.
The logical flow type is a legacy parameter which is ignored. Any value is interpreted as "Generic", that is, the
QoS session profile can be attached to any interface. If the QoS session profile contains settings that are not
supported on the interface, then these are silently ignored by the system.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles ( no session (name) ) | ( session (name) logical-flow-type <Qos::LogicalFlowType> [ no
up-policer | up-policer <Qos::QosPolicerProfileName> ] [ no down-policer | down-policer
<Qos::QosPolicerProfileName> ] [ no up-marker | up-marker <Qos::QosMarkerProfileName> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 16.24-1 "QoS Session Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 16.24-2 "QoS Session Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
logical-flow-type Parameter type: <Qos::LogicalFlowType> mandatory parameter
Format: a traffic stream up on which
( generic policy to be made. Important
| pvc note: this mandatory parameter is
| dot-1x-session depreciated. No distinction is
| pvc-vlan-combination made any more between the
| ppp-session different flow types : independent
| ip-session on what is configured, generic is


| ipoe-vlan-cc used.
| pppoe-vlan-cc
| ipoa-cc
| pppoa-cc
| ipoe-ibridge
| pppoe-ibridge
| pppoa-relay
| pppoe-relay
| ipoe-ip-aware-bridge
| ipoa-ip-aware-bridge
| ipoa )
Possible values:
- generic : any defined logical flow
- pvc : all frames on a pvc
- dot-1x-session : frames on a pvc except ppp frames
- pvc-vlan-combination : frames on dot-1D port with the
same vlan-id
- ppp-session : all frames on a ppp session
- ip-session : all frames in an IP session or interface
- ipoe-vlan-cc : all ipoe frames in a vlan cc interface
- pppoe-vlan-cc : all pppoe frames in a vlan cc interface
- ipoa-cc : all ipoa frames in a ipoa cc interface(replaced by
ipoa)
- pppoa-cc : all pppoa frames in a pppoa cc interface
- ipoe-ibridge : all ipoe frames in i-bridge interface
- pppoe-ibridge : all pppoe frames in i-bridge interface
- pppoa-relay : pppoa frames in pppoa relay interface
- pppoe-relay : all pppoe frames in pppoe relay
- ipoe-ip-aware-bridge : ipoe frames in ip aware bridge
interface
- ipoa-ip-aware-bridge : all ipoa frames in ip aware bridge
interface(replaced by ipoa)
- ipoa : all ipoa frames in a ipoa interface
[no] up-policer Parameter type: <Qos::QosPolicerProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none policer profile name applicable
| name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> ) on this session upstream
Possible values:
and software.
[no] down-policer Parameter type: <Qos::QosPolicerProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none policer profile applicable on this
| name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> ) session downstream
Possible values:
and software.
[no] up-marker Parameter type: <Qos::QosMarkerProfileName> optional parameter with default


( none marker profile name applicable
| name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> ) on this session upstream
Possible values:
and software.

16.25 QoS Session Upstream Policy List

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a list of upstream policies in a QoS session profile. However the
number of these policy rules are hardware dependent.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles session (name) ( no up-policy (name) ) | ( up-policy (name) )
Command Parameters
Table 16.25-1 "QoS Session Upstream Policy List Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
(name) Format: policy profile name applicable
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32

16.26 QoS Session Downstream Policy List

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a list of downstream policies in a QoS session profile.However the
number of these policy rules are hardware dependent.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles session (name) ( no down-policy (name) ) | ( down-policy (name) )
Command Parameters
Table 16.26-1 "QoS Session Downstream Policy List Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
(name) Format: policy profile name applicable
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32

16.27 QoS Shaper Profile Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a QoS shaper profile. A QoS shaper profile contains all settings
related to a shaper. The ISAM supports single token bucket shapers. EIR is only applicable if shaper type is
singleTokenBucketGpon. CBS is applicable only if the shaper type is singleTokenBucket.
The L2+ line cards support shaping on queue.
1. GPON supports EIR and CIR. If CBS is non-zero for GPON; CLI will return an error.
2. DSL doesn't support EIR. So if user enters non-zero for EIR for DSL; CLI will return an error.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles ( no shaper (name) ) | ( shaper (name) committed-info-rate

<Qos::ShaperCommittedInfoRate> committed-burst-size <Qos::ShaperCommittedBurstSizeNew> [ no
excess-info-rate | excess-info-rate <Qos::ShaperExcessiveInfoRate> ] [ no type | type <Qos::ShaperType> ] [ no
autoshape | autoshape <Qos::AutoShape> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 16.27-1 "QoS Shaper Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 16.27-2 "QoS Shaper Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
committed-info-rate Parameter type: <Qos::ShaperCommittedInfoRate> mandatory parameter
Format: committed information rate of a
- committed information rate of a shaper shaper
- unit: kbps
- range: [0...2147483647]
committed-burst-size Parameter type: <Qos::ShaperCommittedBurstSizeNew> mandatory parameter
Format: committed burst size of shaper
- committed burst size of shaper
- unit: byte
- range: [0,64...2147483647]
[no] excess-info-rate Parameter type: <Qos::ShaperExcessiveInfoRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0


- excessive information rate of a shaper excessive information rate of
- unit: kbps shaper
- range: [0...2147483647]
[no] type Parameter type: <Qos::ShaperType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "singletokenbucket"
( singletokenbucket the shaper profile type
| singletokenbucketgpon
| onetokentworate )
Possible values:
- singletokenbucket : single Token Bucket
- singletokenbucketgpon : single Token Bucket for GPON
- onetokentworate : single Token Two Rate Bucket
[no] autoshape Parameter type: <Qos::AutoShape> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "no-autoshape-on"
( autoshape-on enable or disable automatic
| no-autoshape-on ) shaping
Possible values:
- autoshape-on : enable shaping based on queue parameters
- no-autoshape-on : disable shaping based on queue
parameters

16.28 QoS IngressQoS Profile Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a QoS Ingress profile.The IngressQoS Profile table stores the pbit
to TC mappings that can be used by a L2 Forwarder in the upstream and dowstream directions.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles ( no ingress-qos (name) ) | ( ingress-qos (name) [ no dot1-p0-tc | dot1-p0-tc
<Qos::TCMask_0> ] [ no dot1-p1-tc | dot1-p1-tc <Qos::TCMask_1> ] [ no dot1-p2-tc | dot1-p2-tc
<Qos::TCMask_6> ] [ no dot1-p7-tc | dot1-p7-tc <Qos::TCMask_7> ] [ [ no ] usedei ] [ no dot1-p0-color |
dot1-p0-color <Qos::NibbleMask_0> ] [ no dot1-p1-color | dot1-p1-color <Qos::NibbleMask_1> ] [ no
dot1-p2-color | dot1-p2-color <Qos::NibbleMask_2> ] [ no dot1-p3-color | dot1-p3-color <Qos::NibbleMask_3> ] [
no dot1-p4-color | dot1-p4-color <Qos::NibbleMask_4> ] [ no dot1-p5-color | dot1-p5-color <Qos::NibbleMask_5>
] [ no dot1-p6-color | dot1-p6-color <Qos::NibbleMask_6> ] [ no dot1-p7-color | dot1-p7-color
<Qos::NibbleMask_7> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 16.28-1 "QoS IngressQoS Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 16.28-2 "QoS IngressQoS Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] dot1-p0-tc Parameter type: <Qos::TCMask_0> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 15
- traffic class corresponding to pbit0 traffic class corresponding to
- range: [0...7,15] pbit0
Format: value: 15
- range: [0...7,15] pbit1


Format: value: 15
- range: [0...7,15] pbit2
Format: value: 15
- range: [0...7,15] pbit3
Format: value: 15
- range: [0...7,15] pbit4
Format: value: 15
- range: [0...7,15] pbit5
Format: value: 15
- range: [0...7,15] pbit6
Format: value: 15
- range: [0...7,15] pbit7
[no] usedei Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
[no] dot1-p0-color Parameter type: <Qos::NibbleMask_0> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "green"
( green ingress color corresponding to
| yellow pbit0
| red )
Possible values:
- red : red color
| yellow pbit1
| red )
Possible values:
- red : red color
| yellow pbit2
| red )
Possible values:
- red : red color
| yellow pbit3
| red )
Possible values:


- red : red color
| yellow pbit4
| red )
Possible values:
- red : red color
| yellow pbit5
| red )
Possible values:
- red : red color
| yellow pbit6
| red )
Possible values:
- red : red color
| yellow pbit7
| red )
Possible values:
- red : red color

16.29 QoS Rate Limit Profile Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a QoS rate limit profile. A QoS rate limit profile contains all rate
limit values related to different protocols, or total protocol values
Total protocol ratelimit value and supported protocol ratelimit value
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles ( no rate-limit (name) ) | ( rate-limit (name) [ no total-rate | total-rate
<Qos::RateLimitTotalRate> ] [ no total-burst | total-burst <Qos::RateLimitTotalBurst> ] [ no arp-rate | arp-rate
<Qos::RateLimitProtocolRate> ] [ no arp-burst | arp-burst <Qos::RateLimitProtocolBurst> ] [ no dhcp-rate |
dhcp-rate <Qos::RateLimitProtocolRate> ] [ no dhcp-burst | dhcp-burst <Qos::RateLimitProtocolBurst> ] [ no
igmp-rate | igmp-rate <Qos::RateLimitProtocolRate> ] [ no igmp-burst | igmp-burst
<Qos::RateLimitProtocolBurst> ] [ no pppoe-rate | pppoe-rate <Qos::RateLimitProtocolRate> ] [ no pppoe-burst |
pppoe-burst <Qos::RateLimitProtocolBurst> ] [ no nd-rate | nd-rate <Qos::RateLimitProtocolRate> ] [ no nd-burst |
nd-burst <Qos::RateLimitProtocolBurst> ] [ no icmpv6-rate | icmpv6-rate <Qos::RateLimitProtocolRate> ] [ no
icmpv6-burst | icmpv6-burst <Qos::RateLimitProtocolBurst> ] [ no mld-rate | mld-rate
<Qos::RateLimitProtocolRate> ] [ no mld-burst | mld-burst <Qos::RateLimitProtocolBurst> ] [ no dhcpv6-rate |
dhcpv6-rate <Qos::RateLimitProtocolRate> ] [ no dhcpv6-burst | dhcpv6-burst <Qos::RateLimitProtocolBurst> ] [
no cfm-rate | cfm-rate <Qos::RateLimitProtocolRate> ] [ no cfm-burst | cfm-burst <Qos::RateLimitProtocolBurst> ]
)
Command Parameters
Table 16.29-1 "QoS Rate Limit Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 16.29-2 "QoS Rate Limit Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] total-rate Parameter type: <Qos::RateLimitTotalRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- protocol rate limit total rate committed total rate limit value
- unit: pps


- range: [0...254]
[no] total-burst Parameter type: <Qos::RateLimitTotalBurst> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- protocol rate limit total burst committed total rate limit burst
- unit: pps value
- range: [0...254]
[no] arp-rate Parameter type: <Qos::RateLimitProtocolRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- protocol rate limit value ARP rate limit value
- unit: pps
- range: [0...254]
[no] arp-burst Parameter type: <Qos::RateLimitProtocolBurst> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- protocol rate limit burst ARP burst value
- unit: pps
- range: [0...254]
[no] dhcp-rate Parameter type: <Qos::RateLimitProtocolRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- protocol rate limit value DHCP rate limit value
- unit: pps
- range: [0...254]
[no] dhcp-burst Parameter type: <Qos::RateLimitProtocolBurst> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- protocol rate limit burst DHCP burst value
- unit: pps
- range: [0...254]
[no] igmp-rate Parameter type: <Qos::RateLimitProtocolRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- protocol rate limit value IGMP rate limit value
- unit: pps
- range: [0...254]
[no] igmp-burst Parameter type: <Qos::RateLimitProtocolBurst> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- protocol rate limit burst IGMP burst value
- unit: pps
- range: [0...254]
[no] pppoe-rate Parameter type: <Qos::RateLimitProtocolRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- protocol rate limit value PPPoE rate limit value
- unit: pps
- range: [0...254]
[no] pppoe-burst Parameter type: <Qos::RateLimitProtocolBurst> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- protocol rate limit burst PPPoE burst value
- unit: pps
- range: [0...254]
[no] nd-rate Parameter type: <Qos::RateLimitProtocolRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- protocol rate limit value Nd rate limit value
- unit: pps
- range: [0...254]
[no] nd-burst Parameter type: <Qos::RateLimitProtocolBurst> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- protocol rate limit burst Nd burst value
- unit: pps
- range: [0...254]
[no] icmpv6-rate Parameter type: <Qos::RateLimitProtocolRate> optional parameter with default


Format: value: 0
- protocol rate limit value ICMP V6 rate limit value
- unit: pps
- range: [0...254]
[no] icmpv6-burst Parameter type: <Qos::RateLimitProtocolBurst> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- protocol rate limit burst ICMP V6 burst value
- unit: pps
- range: [0...254]
[no] mld-rate Parameter type: <Qos::RateLimitProtocolRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- protocol rate limit value MLD rate limit value
- unit: pps
- range: [0...254]
[no] mld-burst Parameter type: <Qos::RateLimitProtocolBurst> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- protocol rate limit burst MLD burst value
- unit: pps
- range: [0...254]
[no] dhcpv6-rate Parameter type: <Qos::RateLimitProtocolRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- protocol rate limit value DHCP V6 rate limit value
- unit: pps
- range: [0...254]
[no] dhcpv6-burst Parameter type: <Qos::RateLimitProtocolBurst> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- protocol rate limit burst DHCP v6 burst value
- unit: pps
- range: [0...254]
[no] cfm-rate Parameter type: <Qos::RateLimitProtocolRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- protocol rate limit value CFM rate limit value
- unit: pps
- range: [0...254]
[no] cfm-burst Parameter type: <Qos::RateLimitProtocolBurst> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- protocol rate limit burst CFM burst value
- unit: pps
- range: [0...254]

16.30 QoS DSCP to Pbit Mapping Profile

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a QoS DSCP to Pbit mapping profile. To configure the DSCP
codepoints in the DSCP to dot1p mapping, the command "configure qos profiles dscp-pbit (name) codepoint
(codepoint) (value)" is to be used.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles ( no dscp-pbit (name) ) | ( dscp-pbit (name) )
Command Parameters
Table 16.30-1 "QoS DSCP to Pbit Mapping Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32

16.31 QoS DSCP to Pbit Mapping Profile

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a QoS DSCP to Pbit mapping profile. To configure the DSCP
codepoints in the DSCP to dot1p mapping, the command "configure qos profiles dscp-pbit (name) codepoint
(codepoint) (value)" is to be used.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles dscp-pbit (name) codepoint (codepoint) [ dot1p-value <Qos::DscpToDot1PAlign> ]
Command Parameters
Table 16.31-1 "QoS DSCP to Pbit Mapping Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
(codepoint) Format: the value of the codepoint
- range: [0...63]
Table 16.31-2 "QoS DSCP to Pbit Mapping Profile Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
dot1p-value Parameter type: <Qos::DscpToDot1PAlign> optional parameter
Format: the dot1p value to be assigned to
- the DOT1P value the dscp codepoint
- range: [0...7]

16.32 QoS Board-Level Queue and Performance

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure various parameters related to board-level traffic load and packet
loss.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos global (index) [ no buffer-occ-thresh | buffer-occ-thresh <Qos::PercentThresh> ] [ [ no ]

queue-stats ] [ [ no ] dsload-tca ] [ no dsload-thresh | dsload-thresh <Qos::PercentThresh> ] [ [ no ] buffer-tca ] [ no
up-buf-thresh | up-buf-thresh <Qos::UpAggrBufOvflwTcaTh> ] [ no up-obc-thresh | up-obc-thresh
<Qos::UpObcAggrBufOvflwTcaTh> ] [ no dn-obc-thresh | dn-obc-thresh <Qos::DnObcAggrBufOvflwTcaTh> ] [
no dn-buf-thresh | dn-buf-thresh <Qos::DnUcAggrBufOvflwTcaTh> ] [ no part-buf-thresh | part-buf-thresh
<Qos::PartBufThresh> ]
Command Parameters
Table 16.32-1 "QoS Board-Level Queue and Performance Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Table 16.32-2 "QoS Board-Level Queue and Performance Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
[no] buffer-occ-thresh Parameter type: <Qos::PercentThresh> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0


- Percentage of the QoS Thresh the ratio of occupied data buffer
- range: [0...100] entries to the LT global data
buffer size, above which the
partial buffer threshold alarm will
be triggered.(only applicable to
low priority traffic i.e. BE and
CL)
[no] queue-stats Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable or disable generation of
queue statistics
[no] dsload-tca Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable or disable the threshold
crossing alarm associated to
card-level load of downstream
traffic
[no] dsload-thresh Parameter type: <Qos::PercentThresh> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- Percentage of the QoS Thresh Percentage of LT fan-out load
- range: [0...100] above which the alarm will be
triggered.
[no] buffer-tca Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable the threshold crossover
alarm of aggregation buffer
overflow
[no] up-buf-thresh Parameter type: <Qos::UpAggrBufOvflwTcaTh> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- Qos thresh the threshold of upstream
- range: [0...2147483647] aggregation buffer overflow
TCA.
[no] up-obc-thresh Parameter type: <Qos::UpObcAggrBufOvflwTcaTh> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- Qos thresh The threshold of OBC-directed
- range: [0...2147483647] upstream aggregation buffer
overflow TCA.
[no] dn-obc-thresh Parameter type: <Qos::DnObcAggrBufOvflwTcaTh> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- Qos thresh The threshold of downstream
- range: [0...2147483647] OBC-directed aggregation buffer
overflow TCA.
[no] dn-buf-thresh Parameter type: <Qos::DnUcAggrBufOvflwTcaTh> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- Qos thresh The threshold of downstream
- range: [0...2147483647] data aggregation buffer overflow
TCA.
[no] part-buf-thresh Parameter type: <Qos::PartBufThresh> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- threshold of dropped lower class packets of global buffer. The threshold of dropped lower
range: [0...18446744073709551615] class packets of global buffer
occupancy threshold overflow
TCA.

16.33 QoS Queue Threshold Crossing Alarm

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure various parameters related to subscriber interface and queue level
traffic load and packet loss.
Load per physical line is calculated by matching the total number of bytes transmitted versus the capacity of the
interface in the relevant measurement epoch. Load per queue is measured in terms of the contribution to the
interface level load of traffic passed in a certain queue.
Threshold crossing alarms can be specified for the load and packet loss parameters per line and per traffic class.
This feature can be useful to detect network anomalies by watching over packet discard or load level in
high-priority traffic classes.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos tca (index) queue <Qos::TcaQueues> [ [ no ] tca-enable ] [ no load-thresh | load-thresh
<Qos::PercentThresh> ] [ no dis-frame-th | dis-frame-th <Qos::QosQueueStatsDiscFramesTcaThreshold> ]
Command Parameters
Table 16.33-1 "QoS Queue Threshold Crossing Alarm Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
(index) Format: physical port or lag port of a dsl
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / link
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
queue Parameter type: <Qos::TcaQueues> the queue with in the scope of
Format: one dsl link of tca
- output dsl/gpon/epon port queue number
- range: [0...7,255]

Table 16.33-2 "QoS Queue Threshold Crossing Alarm Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
[no] tca-enable Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
each queue statistic TCA of this
queue
[no] load-thresh Parameter type: <Qos::PercentThresh> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- Percentage of the QoS Thresh The threshold of queue traffic
- range: [0...100] load.
[no] dis-frame-th Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<Qos::QosQueueStatsDiscFramesTcaThreshold> value: 0
Format: The threshold of discarded
- Qos thresh frames of this queue.
- range: [0...2147483647]

16.34 QoS Interface Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure QoS settings on a user-port Interface. A user-port Interface can be
a DSL-link, an Shdsl-link, an Ethernet Line, a Link Aggregation Group or a pon, ont or uni interface. For each
Interface the operator can apply scheduling and CAC and shaper settings.
A scheduler node profile is used to configure egress scheduler settings for each egress Interface. A CAC profile is
used to configure CAC settings for each Interface. A shaper profile is used to configure downstream flooding
shaper settings for each Interface.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos interface (index) [ no scheduler-node | scheduler-node <Qos::SchedulerNodeProfName> ] [ no

ingress-profile | ingress-profile <Qos::QosIngressProfileNameEOnu> ] [ no cac-profile | cac-profile
<Qos::QosCacProfileName> ] [ no ext-cac | ext-cac <Qos::QosCacProfileName> ] [ no ds-num-queue |
ds-num-queue <Qos::NumberofQueues> ] [ no ds-num-rem-queue | ds-num-rem-queue <Qos::NumberofQueues> ]
[ [ no ] us-vlanport-queue ] [ no dsfld-shaper-prof | dsfld-shaper-prof <Qos::QosShaperProfileName> ]
Command Parameters
Table 16.34-1 "QoS Interface Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: physical port or la-group of a
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / user-port Interface
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Table 16.34-2 "QoS Interface Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] scheduler-node Parameter type: <Qos::SchedulerNodeProfName> optional parameter with default
( none the name of the scheduler-node
| name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> ) profile to be mapped on this
Possible values: user-port Interface


and software.
[no] ingress-profile Parameter type: <Qos::QosIngressProfileNameEOnu> optional parameter with default
( none the name of the ingress profile to
| name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> ) be mapped on this user-port
Possible values: Interface. It only used for EPON
- none : no profile name to associated ONU interface current.
and software.
[no] cac-profile Parameter type: <Qos::QosCacProfileName> optional parameter with default
( name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> the name of the cac profile to be
| none ) mapped on this user-port
Possible values: Interface. For EPON OLT in
- none : no profile name to associated downstream, this profile used for
- name : enter profile name to be associated CAC on 1G PON bandwidth.
and software.
[no] ext-cac Parameter type: <Qos::QosCacProfileName> optional parameter with default
( name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> the name of the cac profile to be
| none ) mapped on this user-port
Possible values: Interface. For EPON OLT in
- none : no profile name to associated downstream, this profile used for
- name : enter profile name to be associated CAC on 10G PON bandwidth.
and software.
[no] ds-num-queue Parameter type: <Qos::NumberofQueues> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 4
( not-applicable number of downstream queues
| <Qos::NumberofQueues> ) per uni
Possible values:
- not-applicable : not applicable
Field type <Qos::NumberofQueues>
- number of queues per uni
- range: [4,8,1]
[no] ds-num-rem-queue Parameter type: <Qos::NumberofQueues> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
( not-applicable number of remote downstream
| <Qos::NumberofQueues> ) queues per ont
Possible values:
Field type <Qos::NumberofQueues>
- number of queues per uni
- range: [4,8,1]


[no] us-vlanport-queue Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
Enable Vlan Port Level Queue
Configuration
[no] dsfld-shaper-prof Parameter type: <Qos::QosShaperProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none the name of the shaper profile
| name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> ) attached to the pon
Possible values:
and software.

16.35 QoS Interface Queue Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a QoS Line Card queue. On the L3 line cards, each user-port
(DSL-Link, Shdsl-link or Ethernet Line or LA-Group) supports four downstream buffers, which can be configured
independently using buffer acceptance control (BAC) profiles.
The operator can configure downstream buffers, such that the total buffer pool is oversubscribed. Please take note
that this allows QoS un-aware packet discard under extreme traffic conditions. When the total downstream buffer
pool is over-subscribed, the system logs a warning message.
Queue profile none only for epon,queue profile must have a name for other boards.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos interface (index) queue (queue) [ priority <Qos::QosPriority> ] [ weight <Qos::QosWeight> ] [
oper-weight <Qos::QosWeight> ] [ queue-profile <Qos::QosQueueProfName> ] [ shaper-profile
<Qos::QosShaperProfileName> ]
Command Parameters
Table 16.35-1 "QoS Interface Queue Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: physical port or la-group of a
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / user-port Interface
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
(queue) Format: queue in scope of 1 user-port
- output dsl/gpon/epon port queue number Interface on a
- range: [0...7,255] line-interface-module
Table 16.35-2 "QoS Interface Queue Configuration Command" Command Parameters


priority Parameter type: <Qos::QosPriority> optional parameter
Format: relative priority of the scheduler
- relative priority
- range: [1...8]
weight Parameter type: <Qos::QosWeight> optional parameter
Format: relative weight of the scheduler
- relative weight
- range: [0...127]
oper-weight Parameter type: <Qos::QosWeight> optional parameter
Format: relative weight of the scheduler -
- relative weight operational value
- range: [0...127]
queue-profile Parameter type: <Qos::QosQueueProfName> optional parameter
Format: name of the queue profile
( none
| name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> )
Possible values:
and software.
shaper-profile Parameter type: <Qos::QosShaperProfileName> optional parameter
Format: name of the shaper profile
( none
Possible values:
and software.

16.36 QoS Line Control Packets Rate Limit

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure police rate and burst per protocl.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos ( no ctrl-pkt-policer (protocol-id) ) | ( ctrl-pkt-policer (protocol-id) [ no sustained-rate |

sustained-rate <Qos::SustainedRate> ] [ no burst-size | burst-size <Qos::DslCtrlBurstSize> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 16.36-1 "QoS Line Control Packets Rate Limit Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
(protocol-id) Format: protocol id for
( arp arp,igmp,dhcpv4,dhcpv6,icmpv6,cfm,pp
| igmp
| dhcpv4
| dhcpv6
| icmpv6
| cfm
| pppox )
Possible values:
- arp : arp
- igmp : igmp
- dhcpv4 : dhcpv4
- dhcpv6 : dhcpv6
- icmpv6 : icmpv6
- cfm : cfm
- pppox : pppox
Table 16.36-2 "QoS Line Control Packets Rate Limit Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
[no] sustained-rate Parameter type: <Qos::SustainedRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 15
- the police rate of inc user pkts in pps police the user incoming packets
- range: [1...64] on all pvc's for the protocol of a


dsl line.
[no] burst-size Parameter type: <Qos::DslCtrlBurstSize> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10
- the burst size police the user incoming packets
- range: [1...128] on all pvc's for the protocol of a
dsl line.

16.37 P-bit Based Scheduling For SC Forwarder

Cross Connect/Residential Bridge Configuration
Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the P-bit based scheduling for the S+C VLAN forwarder model for
Cross Connect / Residential Bridge.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos pbit-scheduling [ no sc-xcon-us | sc-xcon-us <Qos::PbitSched> ] [ no sc-xcon-dn | sc-xcon-dn

<Qos::PbitSched> ] [ no sc-rb-us | sc-rb-us <Qos::PbitSched> ] [ no sc-rb-dn | sc-rb-dn <Qos::PbitSched> ]
Command Parameters
Table 16.37-2 "P-bit Based Scheduling For SC Forwarder Cross Connect/Residential Bridge
Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] sc-xcon-us Parameter type: <Qos::PbitSched> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "svlanpbitbased"
( svlanpbitbased This objects configure the
| cvlanpbitbased ) behavior of pbit scheduling in
Possible values: S+C Vlan Cross Connect in
- svlanpbitbased : S-VLAN p-bit based upstream direction
- cvlanpbitbased : C-VLAN p-bit based
[no] sc-xcon-dn Parameter type: <Qos::PbitSched> optional parameter with default
Possible values: S+C Vlan Cross Connect in
- svlanpbitbased : S-VLAN p-bit based downstream direction
[no] sc-rb-us Parameter type: <Qos::PbitSched> optional parameter with default
Possible values: S+C Vlan iBridge in upstream
- svlanpbitbased : S-VLAN p-bit based direction


[no] sc-rb-dn Parameter type: <Qos::PbitSched> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "cvlanpbitbased"
Possible values: S+C Vlan iBridge in downstream
- svlanpbitbased : S-VLAN p-bit based direction

17- VLAN Configuration Commands
17.1 VLAN Configuration Command Tree 17-407

17.2 VLAN General Configuration Command 17-409
17.3 Virtual MAC Configuration Command 17-410
17.4 VLAN Configuration Command 17-411
17.5 VLAN Port Filtering Database Configuration 17-418
Command
17.6 VLAN Protocol-based Configuration Command 17-421
17.7 Vlan Pbit Traffic Counter Configuration Command 17-424
17.8 Vlan Priority Regeneration Profile Configuration 17-427
Command

17 VLAN Configuration Commands
17.1 VLAN Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "VLAN Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----vlan
- [no] broadcast-frames
- priority-policy
----vmac-address-format
- host-id
----[no] id
- (vlanid)
- [no] name
- mode
- [no] sntp-proxy
- [no] priority
- [no] vmac-translation
- [no] vmac-dnstr-filter
- [no] vmac-not-in-opt61
- [no] new-broadcast
- [no] protocol-filter
- [no] pppoe-relay-tag
- [no] dhcp-opt-82
- [no] circuit-id-dhcp
- [no] remote-id-dhcp
- [no] dhcp-linerate
- [no] pppoe-linerate
- [no] dhcpv6-linerate
- [no] circuit-id-pppoe
- [no] remote-id-pppoe
- [no] new-secure-fwd
- [no] aging-time
- [no] l2cp-transparent
- [no] dhcpv6-itf-id
- [no] dhcpv6-remote-id
- [no] dhcpv6-trst-port
- [no] enterprise-number
- [no] icmpv6-sec-fltr
- [no] in-qos-prof-name
- [no] ipv4-mcast-ctrl
- [no] ipv6-mcast-ctrl
- [no] mac-mcast-ctrl
- [no] dis-proto-rip
- [no] proto-ntp
- [no] dis-ip-antispoof
- [no] unknown-unicast
- [no] mac-movement-ctrl
- [no] voice-usage
- [no] cvlan4095passthru

----[no] vlan-port
- (port)
- unicast-mac
----[no] port-protocol
- (port)
- protocol-group
- vlan-id
- priority
----pbit-statistics
----[no] port
- (vlan-port)
- min-dot1p
- max-dot1p
----[no] priority-regen
- (profile-idx)
- profile-name
- [no] pbit0
- [no] pbit1
- [no] pbit2
- [no] pbit3
- [no] pbit4
- [no] pbit5
- [no] pbit6
- [no] pbit7

17.2 VLAN General Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to specify VLAN parameters that are globally applicable to VLANs:
- broadcast-frames : applies to VLANs of type residential bridge.when configured,broadcasting of frames is
configurable on a per vlan basis, when the parameter is configured as "no broadcast-frames", downstream
broadcast is disabled globally for all vlans.
- priority-policy : applies to VLANs of type residential bridge, cross-connect and QoS-aware.Indicates if the
priority of upstream frames is selected from the vlan (pvid) or port-default.This configuration is only applicable for
untagged user traffic.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with vlan privileges, and executed by operators with vlan privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure vlan [ [ no ] broadcast-frames ] priority-policy <Vlan::PriorityMap>
Command Parameters
Table 17.2-2 "VLAN General Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] broadcast-frames Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
broadcasting of frames is
configurable per vlan
priority-policy Parameter type: <Vlan::PriorityMap> optional parameter
Format: specifies how to deal with
( vlan-specific ethernet priority of the upstream
| port-default ) frames
Possible values:
- vlan-specific : the priority of the vlan
- port-default : the default priority of the port

17.3 Virtual MAC Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the user to configure the format in which a virtual MAC address is defined.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure vlan vmac-address-format [ host-id <Vlan::vmacUniqueHostID> ]
Command Parameters
Table 17.3-2 "Virtual MAC Configuration Command" Command Parameters
host-id Parameter type: <Vlan::vmacUniqueHostID> optional parameter
Format: Value of vMac unique host
- A unique host Id within an EMAN connected to the same ID.Range 1...524287 for
IP edges DSL/ETH vMAC range 1...65535
- range: [1...524287] for GPON vMAC

17.4 VLAN Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to specify a VLAN and its attributes. The following combination is not
allowed:pppoe-relay-tag=configurable, while circuit-id-pppoe and remote-id-pppoe are both disable or
customer-id or physical-id.
The circuit-id-pppoe and remote-id-pppoe take effect when the pppoe-relay-tag is configurable.
The circuit-id-dhcp and remote-id-dhcp take effect when the dhcp-opt-82 is true.
- broadcast-frames: applies to VLANs of type residential bridge.The configured value of this parameter has no
meaning when broadcast-frames is not enabled at node level, meaning globally for all VLANs
- priority: The selection of the vlan based priority can apply provided the prioritypolicy at node level is
vlan-specific.
- vmac-translation: this configuration value has no effect in case mac learning is disabled (mac-learn-off).
- Note that vmac-translation, vmac-dnstr-filter and vmac-not-in-opt61 parameters can be enabled only at SVLAN
level in case of SC-VLAN CC mode.
- RIP will be enabled automatically by default during the creation of VLAN.
The vlan numbering space is the concatenation of an Service Provider VLAN, say S-VLAN-ID, and a Customer
VLAN, say C-VLAN-ID. Remark that the S-VLAN-ID is assumed to be unique.
The VLAN-ID value "0" - which is not a valid VLAN-tag value- is used to indicate "not applicable". The value 4097
should not be used as a valid forwarding vlan.
Following convention applies:
- S-VLAN is identified as (S-VLAN-ID, C-VLAN-ID=0)
- unstacked C-VLAN:
- the S-VLAN is absent or not applicable
- C-VLAN-ID > 0. A constraint exists for VLAN 1: it is reserved as the VLAN-unaware bridge. This VLAN is
managed as any other VLAN (i.e. it can be created, modified, removed) but it must be a residential bridged VLAN.
- stacked C-VLAN is identified as (S-VLAN-ID>1, C-VLAN-ID>1)
- ipv6-mcast-ctrl: This parameter is used in the following cases: - on the NGLT-A GPON linecard, ipv6-mcast-ctrl
parameter is used to allow or disallow upstream and downstream IPv6 multicast traffic - for all other linecards, in
case no DHCPv6 protocol processing is performed on the linecard (i.e. secure-forwarding,dhcpv6-itf-id and
dhcpv6-remote-id are all disabled), the ipv6-mcast-ctrl parameter is used to control upstream and downstream
DHCPv6 multicast traffic
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure vlan ( no id (vlanid) ) | ( id (vlanid) [ no name | name <Vlan::AdminString> ] mode

<Vlan::SystemMode> [ [ no ] sntp-proxy ] [ no priority | priority <Vlan::Priority> ] [ [ no ] vmac-translation ] [ [ no

] vmac-dnstr-filter ] [ [ no ] vmac-not-in-opt61 ] [ no new-broadcast | new-broadcast
<Vlan::NewStaticBrdcastControl> ] [ no protocol-filter | protocol-filter <Vlan::ProtGroup> ] [ no pppoe-relay-tag |
pppoe-relay-tag <Vlan::PppoeRelayEnableR3.1> ] [ [ no ] dhcp-opt-82 ] [ no circuit-id-dhcp | circuit-id-dhcp
<Vlan::CircuitIdDhcp> ] [ no remote-id-dhcp | remote-id-dhcp <Vlan::RemoteIdDhcp> ] [ no dhcp-linerate |
dhcp-linerate <Vlan::Dhcp-linerate> ] [ no pppoe-linerate | pppoe-linerate <Vlan::Pppoe-linerate> ] [ no
dhcpv6-linerate | dhcpv6-linerate <Vlan::Dhcpv6-linerate> ] [ no circuit-id-pppoe | circuit-id-pppoe
<Vlan::CircuitIdPppoe> ] [ no remote-id-pppoe | remote-id-pppoe <Vlan::RemoteIdPppoe> ] [ no new-secure-fwd |
new-secure-fwd <Vlan::NewSecureForward> ] [ no aging-time | aging-time <Vlan::MacAgingTime> ] [ [ no ]
l2cp-transparent ] [ no dhcpv6-itf-id | dhcpv6-itf-id <Vlan::Dhcpv6InterfaceId> ] [ no dhcpv6-remote-id |
dhcpv6-remote-id <Vlan::Dhcpv6RemoteId> ] [ no dhcpv6-trst-port | dhcpv6-trst-port <Vlan::Dhcpv6TrstPort> ] [
no enterprise-number | enterprise-number <Vlan::Enterprisenumber> ] [ [ no ] icmpv6-sec-fltr ] [ no
in-qos-prof-name | in-qos-prof-name <Qos::QosIngressProfileName> ] [ [ no ] ipv4-mcast-ctrl ] [ [ no ]
ipv6-mcast-ctrl ] [ [ no ] mac-mcast-ctrl ] [ [ no ] dis-proto-rip ] [ [ no ] proto-ntp ] [ [ no ] dis-ip-antispoof ] [ [ no ]
unknown-unicast ] [ [ no ] mac-movement-ctrl ] [ [ no ] voice-usage ] [ no cvlan4095passthru | cvlan4095passthru
<Vlan::cvlan4095Passthru> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 17.4-1 "VLAN Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(vlanid) Format: vlan id
( <Vlan::UVlanIndex>
| stacked : <Vlan::SVlanIndex> : <Vlan::CVlanIndex> )
Possible values:
Field type <Vlan::UVlanIndex>
- unstacked vlan identity
- range: [1...4093,4096]
Field type <Vlan::SVlanIndex>
- service vlan identity
- range: [2...4093]
Field type <Vlan::CVlanIndex>
- customer vlan identity
- range: [0...4093,4096]
Table 17.4-2 "VLAN Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] name Parameter type: <Vlan::AdminString> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- char string name
- length: x<=80
mode Parameter type: <Vlan::SystemMode> mandatory parameter
Format: mode
( cross-connect
| residential-bridge )
Possible values:
- cross-connect : crossconnect vlan
- residential-bridge : residential bridge vlan
[no] sntp-proxy Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable SNTP proxy
[no] priority Parameter type: <Vlan::Priority> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- priority of ethernet frames default frame priority
- range: [0...7]
[no] vmac-translation Parameter type: boolean optional parameter


during creation.
enable virtual Mac address
translation
[no] vmac-dnstr-filter Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
during creation.
enable virtual Mac source address
downstream blocking
[no] vmac-not-in-opt61 Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
skip vmac translation in dhcp
option 61 even when vmac is
enabled
[no] new-broadcast Parameter type: <Vlan::NewStaticBrdcastControl> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "inherit"
( inherit switch downstream new
| enable broadcast frames
| disable )
Possible values:
- inherit : for S+C VLAN: inherit from S VLAN level if
existing; for S or C VLAN: inherit from default fixed system
value (which is disable)
- enable : new switch broadcast frames
- disable : new disable broadcast frames
[no] protocol-filter Parameter type: <Vlan::ProtGroup> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "pass-all"
( pass-all filter protocol groups
| pass-pppoe
| pass-ipoe
| pass-pppoe-ipoe
| pass-ipv6oe
| pass-pppoe-ipv6oe
| pass-ipoe-ipv6oe
| pass-pppoe-ipoe-ipv6oe )
Possible values:
- pass-all : pass all traffic
- pass-pppoe : pass traffic of PPPoE protocol group
- pass-ipoe : pass traffic of IPv4oE protocol group
- pass-pppoe-ipoe : pass PPPoE and IPv4oE protocol groups
- pass-ipv6oe : pass traffic of IPv6oE protocol group
- pass-pppoe-ipv6oe : pass PPPoE and IPv6oE protocol
groups
- pass-ipoe-ipv6oe : pass IPv4oE and IPv6oE protocol
groups
- pass-pppoe-ipoe-ipv6oe: pass PPPoE, IPv4oE and IPv6oE
protocol groups
[no] pppoe-relay-tag Parameter type: <Vlan::PppoeRelayEnableR3.1> optional parameter with default
( true the format of the pppoe relay tag
| false
| configurable )
Possible values:
- true : pppoe tag with the current fixed format
- false : no pppoe tag
- configurable : circuit-id-pppoe and remote-id-pppoe
controlling format
[no] dhcp-opt-82 Parameter type: boolean optional parameter


during creation.
enable dhcp option 82 (relay)
[no] circuit-id-dhcp Parameter type: <Vlan::CircuitIdDhcp> optional parameter with default
( customer-id The parameter is not visible
| physical-id during creation.
| ccsa-format circuit id
| disable )
Possible values:
- customer-id : customer identity as circuit id
- physical-id : physical line identity as circuit id
- ccsa-format : circuit id in ccsa format
- disable : no circuit id
[no] remote-id-dhcp Parameter type: <Vlan::RemoteIdDhcp> optional parameter with default
( customer-id The parameter is not visible
| disable during creation.
| physical-id ) remote id
Possible values:
- customer-id : customer identity as remote id
- disable : no remote id
- physical-id : physical line identity as remote id
[no] dhcp-linerate Parameter type: <Vlan::Dhcp-linerate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "notadd"
( addactuallinerate The parameter is not visible
| notadd during creation.
| addalllineparameters ) enable insertion of the linerate for
Possible values: dhcp protocol
- addactuallinerate : add DSL actual line up and down rate
for DHCP
- notadd : not add DSLlinerate for DHCP
- addalllineparameters : add all DSL line parameters for
DHCP
[no] pppoe-linerate Parameter type: <Vlan::Pppoe-linerate> optional parameter with default
( addactuallinerate The parameter is not visible
| notadd during creation.
| addalllineparameters ) enable insertion of the linerate for
Possible values: pppoe protocol (Only applicable
- addactuallinerate : add DSL actual line up and down rate on DSL LT boards, not on GPON
for PPPoE LT boards. In case both GPON
- notadd : not add DSLlinerate for PPPoE ports and DSL ports are
- addalllineparameters : add all DSL line parameters for configured in one VLAN, the
PPPoE pppoe-linerate parameter will
only be applied on DSL LT
boards.)
[no] dhcpv6-linerate Parameter type: <Vlan::Dhcpv6-linerate> optional parameter with default
( notadd The parameter is not visible
| addalllineparameters ) during creation.
Possible values: enable insertion of the linerate for
- notadd : not add DSLlinerate for DHCPv6 dhcpv6 protocol
- addalllineparameters : add all DSL line parameters for
DHCPv6
[no] circuit-id-pppoe Parameter type: <Vlan::CircuitIdPppoe> optional parameter with default


( disable The parameter is not visible
| customer-id during creation.
| physical-id the circuitid sub option for pppoe
| ccsa-format ) relay
Possible values:
- disable : no circuit id
- customer-id : customer identity as circuit id
- physical-id : physical line identity as circuit id
- ccsa-format : circuit id in ccsa format
[no] remote-id-pppoe Parameter type: <Vlan::RemoteIdPppoe> optional parameter with default
| physical-id ) the remoteid sub option for pppoe
Possible values: relay
- disable : no remote id
- customer-id : customer identity as remote id
- physical-id : physical line identity as remote id
[no] new-secure-fwd Parameter type: <Vlan::NewSecureForward> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "inherit"
( inherit enable new-secure-forwarding for
| disable the vlan
| enable )
Possible values:
- inherit : inherit new-secure-forwarding
- disable : disable new-secure-forwarding
- enable : enable new-secure-forwarding
[no] aging-time Parameter type: <Vlan::MacAgingTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1
- mac aging time in seconds Mac aging time in seconds; i.c.o
- unit: sec default,the system level value is
- range: [-1,10...1000000] applicable.
[no] l2cp-transparent Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable l2cp-transparent
[no] dhcpv6-itf-id Parameter type: <Vlan::Dhcpv6InterfaceId> optional parameter with default
| physical-id dhcpv6-itf-id
| ccsa-format )
Possible values:
- disable : no interface id
- customer-id : customer identity as interface id
- physical-id : physical line identity as interface id
- ccsa-format : interface id in ccsa format
[no] dhcpv6-remote-id Parameter type: <Vlan::Dhcpv6RemoteId> optional parameter with default
| physical-id ) dhcpv6-remote-id
Possible values:
- disable : no interface id
- customer-id : customer identity as interface id
- physical-id : physical line identity as interface id
[no] dhcpv6-trst-port Parameter type: <Vlan::Dhcpv6TrstPort> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "untrusted"
( trusted The parameter is not visible


| untrusted ) during creation.
Possible values: dhcpv6-trst-port
- trusted : trusted port
- untrusted : untrusted port
[no] enterprise-number Parameter type: <Vlan::Enterprisenumber> optional parameter with default
- enterprise number The parameter is not visible
- range: [1...4294967295] during creation.
enterprise number
[no] icmpv6-sec-fltr Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
during creation.
enable icmpv6 secure filter
[no] in-qos-prof-name Parameter type: <Qos::QosIngressProfileName> optional parameter with default
( default qos ingress profile name
Possible values:
- default : default profile name
and software.
[no] ipv4-mcast-ctrl Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable ipv4 multicast control:
forward ipv4 multicast frames in
this vlan
[no] ipv6-mcast-ctrl Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable ipv6 multicast control:
forward ipv6 multicast frames in
this vlan
[no] mac-mcast-ctrl Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable mac multicast control:
forward mac multicast frames in
this vlan
[no] dis-proto-rip Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable RIP-IPv4 protocol
[no] proto-ntp Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable ntp protocol
[no] dis-ip-antispoof Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable IP anti-spoofing
[no] unknown-unicast Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable unknown unicast flooding
[no] mac-movement-ctrl Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable mac movement in this
vlan
[no] voice-usage Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable voice vlan
[no] cvlan4095passthru Parameter type: <Vlan::cvlan4095Passthru> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "not-applicable"
( passthru CVLAN 4095 tunneling
| not-applicable ) behavior. Only applicable for
Possible values: SVLANCC forwarder
- passthru : Allow passthru of cvlan 4095 - applicable only
for SVLANCC
- not-applicable : Legacy behavior


17.5 VLAN Port Filtering Database Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to specify entries in the Layer 2 filtering database for a specific VLAN Port and
unicast MAC address.
This information is used by the bridge in determining how to propagate a received frame.
This command will in time obsolete and replace the VLAN Filtering Database Configuration command. Already
now, it must be used in case multiple vlan ports are configured on the same bridge port and attached to the same
I-Bridge.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure vlan ( no vlan-port (port) unicast-mac <Vlan::MacAddr> ) | ( vlan-port (port) unicast-mac
<Vlan::MacAddr> )
Command Parameters
Table 17.5-1 "VLAN Port Filtering Database Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(port) Format: vlan port
( vlan-port-nt : sfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex> : stacked :
<Eqpt::CVlan>
<Eqpt::SlotId> / <Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> /
<Eqpt::OntSlotId> / <Eqpt::OntPortId> : stacked :


<Eqpt::OntSlotId> / <Eqpt::OntPortId> :
<Eqpt::SlotId> / <Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / voip :
stacked : <Eqpt::SVlan> : <Eqpt::CVlan>
<Eqpt::SlotId> / <Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / vuni :
<Eqpt::LLId> : <Eqpt::UnstackedVlan>
<Eqpt::LLId> : stacked : <Eqpt::SVlan> : <Eqpt::CVlan>
<Eqpt::UnstackedVlan> )
Possible values:
- vlan-port-nt : nt vlan port
- vlan-port-nt-a : nt-a vlan port
- vlan-port-nt-b : nt-b vlan port
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI


Possible values:
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
unicast-mac Parameter type: <Vlan::MacAddr> unicast mac address
Format:
- mac address (aa:bb:cc:a1:02:03)
- length: 6

17.6 VLAN Protocol-based Configuration

Command
Command Description
For protocol-based VLANs, this command allows the operator to specify how incoming traffic on a port is
allocated to a particular VLAN and priority.
For Ethernet frames, the mapping to either the PPPoE or IPoE protocol is:
• protocol value 0x8863: PPPoE
• protocol value 0x0800: IPoE
For RFC_1042 frames the mapping to either PPPoE or IPoE protocol is:
priority: The selection of the priority for upstream frames, in case of a protocol based vlan, is not dependent on the
configuration of the priority-policy configured at node level.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure vlan ( no port-protocol (port) protocol-group <Vlan::GroupId> ) | ( port-protocol (port) protocol-group
<Vlan::GroupId> vlan-id <Vlan::StackedVlan> priority <Vlan::Priority> )
Command Parameters
Table 17.6-1 "VLAN Protocol-based Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(port) Format: identity of a port(e.g. atm PVC,
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / EFM port,...)
<Eqpt::PortId>


<Eqpt::OntPortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
protocol-group Parameter type: <Vlan::GroupId> protocol group
Format:
( pppoe
| ipoe
| ipv6oe )
Possible values:
- pppoe : PPPoE
- ipoe : IPv4oE
- ipv6oe : IPv6oE
Table 17.6-2 "VLAN Protocol-based Configuration Command" Command Parameters
vlan-id Parameter type: <Vlan::StackedVlan> mandatory parameter
Format: protocol group vlan id
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]


- range: [0...4093,4096]
priority Parameter type: <Vlan::Priority> mandatory parameter
Format: priority of protocol based vlan
- priority of ethernet frames
- range: [0...7]

17.7 Vlan Pbit Traffic Counter Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the p-bit traffic counter.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure vlan pbit-statistics ( no port (vlan-port) min-dot1p <Vlan::Dot1pMin> max-dot1p <Vlan::Dot1pMax> )
| ( port (vlan-port) min-dot1p <Vlan::Dot1pMin> max-dot1p <Vlan::Dot1pMax> )
Command Parameters
Table 17.7-1 "Vlan Pbit Traffic Counter Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(vlan-port) Format: vlan port
<Eqpt::CVlan>


Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:


Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
min-dot1p Parameter type: <Vlan::Dot1pMin> min p-bit value
Format:
- dot1p value range
- range: [0...7]
max-dot1p Parameter type: <Vlan::Dot1pMax> max p-bit value
Format:
- dot1p value range
- range: [0...7]

17.8 Vlan Priority Regeneration Profile

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a priority regeneration profile. The priority regeneration profile
table stores the pbit to TC mappings that can be used by a L2 Forwarder in the upstream and downstream
directions. The first 10 profiles are hard-coded and may be neither edited nor deleted.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure vlan ( no priority-regen (profile-idx) ) | ( priority-regen (profile-idx) profile-name <AsamProfileName>

[ no pbit0 | pbit0 <Vlan::NibbleMaskRestricted_0> ] [ no pbit1 | pbit1 <Vlan::NibbleMaskRestricted_1> ] [ no
pbit2 | pbit2 <Vlan::NibbleMaskRestricted_2> ] [ no pbit3 | pbit3 <Vlan::NibbleMaskRestricted_3> ] [ no pbit4 |
pbit4 <Vlan::NibbleMaskRestricted_4> ] [ no pbit5 | pbit5 <Vlan::NibbleMaskRestricted_5> ] [ no pbit6 | pbit6
<Vlan::NibbleMaskRestricted_6> ] [ no pbit7 | pbit7 <Vlan::NibbleMaskRestricted_7> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 17.8-1 "Vlan Priority Regeneration Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(profile-idx) Format: A unique profile index
- a unique index value for the priority regeneration profile
- range: [11...32]
Table 17.8-2 "Vlan Priority Regeneration Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
profile-name Parameter type: <AsamProfileName> mandatory parameter
Format: A unique profile name
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
[no] pbit0 Parameter type: <Vlan::NibbleMaskRestricted_0> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 8
- nibble mask pbit mapping corresponding to
- range: [0...8] pbit0
Format: value: 8


Format: value: 8
Format: value: 8
Format: value: 8
Format: value: 8
Format: value: 8
Format: value: 8

18- Bridge Configuration Commands
18.1 Bridge Configuration Command Tree 18-430

18.2 Bridge General Configuration Command 18-431
18.3 Bridge Port Configuration Command 18-432
18.4 Bridge Port to VLAN Association Configuration 18-438
Command
18.5 L2 Static User Ip Address Configuration Command 18-444
18.6 L2 Static User Ipv6 Address Configuration Command 18-446

18 Bridge Configuration Commands
18.1 Bridge Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Bridge Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----bridge
- [no] ageing-time
----[no] port
- (port)
- [no] pvid
- [no] default-priority
- [no] mac-learn-off
- [no] max-unicast-mac
- [no] qos-profile
- [no] prio-regen-prof
- [no] prio-regen-name
- [no] max-committed-mac
- [no] mirror-mode
- [no] mirror-vlan
- [no] pvid-tagging-flag
----[no] vlan-id
- (index)
- [no] tag
- [no] network-vlan
- [no] vlan-scope
- [no] qos
- [no] qos-profile
- [no] prior-best-effort
- [no] prior-background
- [no] prior-spare
- [no] prior-exc-effort
- [no] prior-ctrl-load
- [no] prior-less-100ms
- [no] prior-less-10ms
- [no] prior-nw-ctrl
- [no] in-qos-prof-name
- [no] max-up-qos-policy
- [no] max-ip-antispoof
- [no] max-unicast-mac
- [no] max-ipv6-antispf
- [no] mac-learn-ctrl
- [no] ds-dedicated-q
----static-user
----[no] ip-address
- (ipaddr)
----[no] ipv6-address
- (prefixandlength)

18.2 Bridge General Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to specify the aging time for dynamically learned MAC addresses in the filtering
database. The setting is applicable to the entire bridge.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure bridge [ no ageing-time | ageing-time <Vlan::AgingTime> ]
Command Parameters
Table 18.2-2 "Bridge General Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] ageing-time Parameter type: <Vlan::AgingTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 300
- ageing time ageing timeout for dynamic mac
- unit: sec entries
- range: [10...1000000]

18.3 Bridge Port Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to specify various parameters applicable to a specific bridge port. These
parameters determine the handling of frames on the bridge port.
Priority Regeneration Profile: these profiles are predetermined. Following profiles are available:
• Profile 1: Trusted Port
• Profile 2: Best Effort
• Profile 3: Controlled Load, all priority 3 traffic
• Profile 4: Controlled Load, all priority 4 traffic
• Profile 5: Background
• Profile 6: Best Effort, Controlled Load, Voice
• Profile 7: Best Effort, Controlled Load, Voice according 802.1d Annex G
• Profile 8: Best Effort, Voice
• Profile 9: L2 VPN with 3 traffic classes
• Profile 10: L2 VPN with 4 traffic classes
Details on these profiles can be obtained using a show command.

The parameter 'acceptable-frame-type' controls the format of frames received from the users. The parameter can
take either of three values,
single-tagged: This configuration allows the user to send single tagged frames. The VLAN-id of tagged frames will
be verified against the configured port-vlan associations. Untagged frames and priority tagged frames will be
discarded (in absence of configuration on how to handle untagged and priority tagged frames). Double tagged
frames will be discarded. The configuration of this value should be completed with the configuration of:
• one or more port-vlan associations.
The configuration of this value should not be combined with the configuration of:
• a port default vlan, or
• a port-protocol default vlan for PPPoE, or
• a terminated PPPoE interface, or
• a port-protocol default vlan for IPoE, or
• a terminated IPoE interface.
untagged: This configuration allows the user to send untagged frames and on some types of HW also priority
tagged frames. Processing untagged / priority tagged frames requires additional configuration. Such frames will be
discarded in absence of such additional configuration. The configuration of the acceptable-Frame-Type to this
value results also in the autonomous creation by the system of an 'IGMP channel' and of an '802.1x Port'
associated to this Bridge Port. These objects are created with default values such that the corresponding function is
'disabled'. The configuration this value should be completed with the creation of:
• one or more port-vlan associations and
• a port default vlan, and/or
• a port-protocol default vlan for PPPoE, and/or
• a port-protocol default vlan for IPoE,
or instead of a port-protocol default vlan for PPPoE.

• a terminated PPPoE interface, or
or instead of a port-protocol default vlan for IPoE.

• a terminated IPoE interface.
However, note that this value is not always strictly forced on all HW. E.g. some type of LSMs will accept and

forward single tagged frames when the VLAN-id matches a configured port-vlan association. Other type of LSMs
will always discard single tagged frame.
Note that for the multivlan feature, tagged user traffic will be sent but the "acceptable frame types" must be set to
"untagged".
mixed-untagged: This value allows the user to send single tagged frames, untagged frames, and on some types of
HW also priority tagged frames. The VLAN-id of single tagged frames will be verified against the configured
port-vlan associations. Untagged / priority tagged frames will be processed according additional configuration.
Such frames will be discarded in absence of such additional configuration. The configuration of this value should
be completed with the configuration of:
• one or more port-vlan associations, and
• a port default vlan, and/or
• a port-protocol default vlan for PPPoE, and/or
• a port-protocol default vlan for IPoE.
default-priority: The selection of the port default-priority can apply provided the priority-policy at node level is
port-default.
mac-learn-off : The configuration value has no effect in case the bridge port is used for IpoA CC and EPON
boards: the system accepts all values but no mac learning will be done.
Remark: Please note that in case the RADIUS server returns a VLAN for 802.1x authenticated ports, it is
recommended to not configure a port default VLAN ID (PVID) on that user port. In any case, the VLAN ID
returned by the RADIUS server may not equal the pre- configured PVID on the user port. In addition, the returned
VLAN ID by the RADIUS server may not be configured as the PVID on the user port after successful 802.1x
authentication.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure bridge ( no port (port) ) | ( port (port) [ no pvid | pvid <Vlan::StackedVlan> ] [ no default-priority |
default-priority <Vlan::Priority> ] [ [ no ] mac-learn-off ] [ no max-unicast-mac | max-unicast-mac
<Vlan::MaxMac> ] [ no qos-profile | qos-profile <Qos::QosSessionProfileName> ] [ no prio-regen-prof |
prio-regen-prof <Vlan::PrioRegenProfile> ] [ no prio-regen-name | prio-regen-name
<Vlan::PrioRegenProfileName> ] [ no max-committed-mac | max-committed-mac <Vlan::ComitMaxMac> ] [ no
mirror-mode | mirror-mode <Vlan::MirrorMode> ] [ no mirror-vlan | mirror-vlan <Vlan::MirrorVlan> ] [ no
pvid-tagging-flag | pvid-tagging-flag <Vlan::PvidTaggingFlag> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 18.3-1 "Bridge Port Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(port) Format: identity of a port(e.g. uplink port,
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / atm pvc, efm port, eth port, la
<Eqpt::PortId> : <Eqpt::VpiId> : <Eqpt::VciId> group ...)
<Eqpt::PortId>


<Eqpt::OntPortId>
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / <Eqpt::LLId>
| nt : sfp : <Vlan::UplinkPortIndex>
| nt-a : sfp : <Vlan::UplinkPortIndex>
| nt-a : xfp : <Vlan::UplinkPortIndex>
| nt-b : sfp : <Vlan::UplinkPortIndex>
| nt-b : xfp : <Vlan::UplinkPortIndex> )
Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
- nt-a : the nt-a slot
- nt-b : the nt-b slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
Field type <Vlan::UplinkPortIndex>
Table 18.3-2 "Bridge Port Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] pvid Parameter type: <Vlan::StackedVlan> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "stacked : 0 : 4097"
( <Vlan::UVlanIndex> The parameter is not visible
| stacked : <Vlan::SVlanIndex> : <Vlan::CVlanIndex> ) during creation.
Possible values: default vlan id for untagged
- stacked : stacked vlan identity frames


- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
[no] default-priority Parameter type: <Vlan::Priority> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- priority of ethernet frames priority to be set in upstream
- range: [0...7] frames
[no] mac-learn-off Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable self learning of mac
address
[no] max-unicast-mac Parameter type: <Vlan::MaxMac> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "1"
- number of unicast mac addresses max uncommitted unicast mac
- range: [1...8192] addresses
[no] qos-profile Parameter type: <Qos::QosSessionProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none qos profile name
Possible values:
and software.
[no] prio-regen-prof Parameter type: <Vlan::PrioRegenProfile> optional parameter with default
( none priority regeneration profile
| trusted-port
| best-effort
| cl-all-prio-3
| cl-all-prio-4
| background
| be-cl-voice
| be-cl-1d-voice
| be-voice
| l2-vpn-3
| l2-vpn-4
| 11
| 12
| 13
| 14
| 15
| 16
| 17
| 18
| 19
| 20
| 21
| 22
| 23
| 24


| 25
| 26
| 27
| 28
| 29
| 30
| 31
| 32 )
Possible values:
- none : default value
- trusted-port : trusted port
- best-effort : best effort
- cl-all-prio-3 : controlled load, all priority 3 traffic
- background : background
- be-cl-voice : best effort, controlled load, voice
- be-cl-1d-voice : best effort, controlled load, 802.Id Annex
G voice
- be-voice : best effort voice
- l2-vpn-3 : L2 VPN with 3 traffic classes
- 11 : operator-defined profile
[no] prio-regen-name Parameter type: <Vlan::PrioRegenProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none priority regeneration profile name
| name : <Vlan::IgnoredVlanProfileName> )
Possible values:
and software.
[no] max-committed-mac Parameter type: <Vlan::ComitMaxMac> optional parameter with default
- number of unicast mac addresses max committed unicast mac


- range: [0...128,65535] addresses. 65535 means the
committed value is the same as
max-unicast-mac
[no] mirror-mode Parameter type: <Vlan::MirrorMode> optional parameter with default
( disable flow mirroring mode of the
| overwrite-outer-vlan ) bridge port
Possible values:
- disable : disable mirror vlan tag
- overwrite-outer-vlan : overwrite outer vlan tag with mirror
vlan tag
[no] mirror-vlan Parameter type: <Vlan::MirrorVlan> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- mirroring vlan id vlan-id to be inserted into
- range: [0...4093] mirrored packets. This
configuration value has no effect
in case mirroring mode of the
bridgeport is disabled
(mirror-mode).
[no] pvid-tagging-flag Parameter type: <Vlan::PvidTaggingFlag> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "onu"
( onu pvid will be tagged in ONU or in
| olt ) OLT.
Possible values:
- onu : pvid is handled in ONU.
- olt : pvid is handled in OLT.

18.4 Bridge Port to VLAN Association

Command Description
This command allows the operator to associate a VLAN to a bridge port and to define VLAN attributes on this port.
The parameters that allow to configure the priority bits (prior-best-effort till prior-nw-ctrl) only apply in case of a
qos-aware VLAN.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure bridge port (port) ( no vlan-id (index) ) | ( vlan-id (index) [ no tag | tag <Vlan::PortUntagStatus> ] [ no
network-vlan | network-vlan <Vlan::StackedVlan> ] [ no vlan-scope | vlan-scope <Vlan::VlanScope> ] [ no qos |
qos <Vlan::QosPolicy> ] [ no qos-profile | qos-profile <Qos::QosSessionProfileName> ] [ [ no ] prior-best-effort ] [
[ no ] prior-background ] [ [ no ] prior-spare ] [ [ no ] prior-exc-effort ] [ [ no ] prior-ctrl-load ] [ [ no ]
prior-less-100ms ] [ [ no ] prior-less-10ms ] [ [ no ] prior-nw-ctrl ] [ no in-qos-prof-name | in-qos-prof-name
<Qos::QosIngressProfileNameForVlan> ] [ no max-up-qos-policy | max-up-qos-policy <Vlan::MaxUpQoSPolicy>
] [ no max-ip-antispoof | max-ip-antispoof <Vlan::MaxIpAntispoof> ] [ no max-unicast-mac | max-unicast-mac
<Vlan::BridgeMaxMac> ] [ no max-ipv6-antispf | max-ipv6-antispf <Vlan::MaxIpAntispoof> ] [ no mac-learn-ctrl |
mac-learn-ctrl <Vlan::MacLearnCtrl> ] [ no ds-dedicated-q | ds-dedicated-q <Vlan::DsDedicatedQueue> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 18.4-1 "Bridge Port to VLAN Association Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>


Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
(index) Format: vlan id
| stacked : <Vlan::SVlanIndexStacked> :
<Vlan::CVlanIndex> )
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
Field type <Vlan::SVlanIndexStacked>
- range: [1...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
Table 18.4-2 "Bridge Port to VLAN Association Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] tag Parameter type: <Vlan::PortUntagStatus> optional parameter with default


Format: value: "untagged"
( untagged tag control for egress port
| single-tagged
| priority-tagged )
Possible values:
- untagged : untagged outgoing frames
- single-tagged : singletagged outgoing frames
- priority-tagged : prioritytagged outgoing frames
[no] network-vlan Parameter type: <Vlan::StackedVlan> optional parameter with default
( <Vlan::UVlanIndex> network vlan id
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
[no] vlan-scope Parameter type: <Vlan::VlanScope> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "network"
( network the vlan scope
| local )
Possible values:
- network : network wide scope
- local : local scope
[no] qos Parameter type: <Vlan::QosPolicy> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "profile : none"
( priority : <Vlan::Priority> the qos policy
| profile : none
| profile : trusted-port
| profile : best-effort
| profile : cl-all-prio-3
| profile : background
| profile : be-cl-voice
| profile : be-cl-1d-voice
| profile : be-voice
| profile : l2-vpn-3
| profile : 11
| profile : 12
| profile : 13
| profile : 14
| profile : 15
| profile : 16
| profile : 17
| profile : 18
| profile : 19
| profile : 20
| profile : 21
| profile : 22
| profile : 23


| profile : 24
| profile : 25
| profile : 26
| profile : 27
| profile : 28
| profile : 29
| profile : 30
| profile : 31
| profile : 32
| prio-regen-name : none
| prio-regen-name : name :
<Vlan::IgnoredVlanProfileName> )
Possible values:
- priority : fixed priority identify
- profile : regeneration profile identify
- prio-regen-name : priority regeneration profile name
Field type <Vlan::Priority>
- range: [0...7]
Possible values:
G voice
Possible values:


and software.
[no] qos-profile Parameter type: <Qos::QosSessionProfileName> optional parameter with default
Possible values:
and software.
[no] prior-best-effort Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable best effort priority (value
0)
[no] prior-background Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable background priority (value
1)
[no] prior-spare Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable spare priority (value 2)
[no] prior-exc-effort Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable the excellent effort
priority (value 3)
[no] prior-ctrl-load Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable the controlled load priority
(value 4)
[no] prior-less-100ms Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable video <100ms latency and
jitter priority (value 5)
[no] prior-less-10ms Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable video <10ms latency and
jitter priority (value 6)
[no] prior-nw-ctrl Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable the network controlled
priority (value 7)
[no] in-qos-prof-name Parameter type: <Qos::QosIngressProfileNameForVlan> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "name : Default_TC0"
( default The parameter is not visible
| name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> ) during modification.
Possible values: a pointer to the Qos Profile that
- default : default profile name maps pbits to TCs on a VLAN
- name : enter profile name to be associated port basis
and software.
[no] max-up-qos-policy Parameter type: <Vlan::MaxUpQoSPolicy> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- the max number of Qos Policy numbers (ACL and CCL) the max number of Qos Policy
on a VLAN port basis numbers (ACL and CCL) on a
- range: [0...8] VLAN port basis
[no] max-ip-antispoof Parameter type: <Vlan::MaxIpAntispoof> optional parameter with default
- the max number of IP Antispoofing on a VLAN port basis the max number of IP address


- range: [0...8,65535] number in IP antispoofing and/or
ARP relay
[no] max-unicast-mac Parameter type: <Vlan::BridgeMaxMac> optional parameter with default
- number of unicast mac addresses max uncommitted unicast mac
- range: [0...65535,65535] addresses
[no] max-ipv6-antispf Parameter type: <Vlan::MaxIpAntispoof> optional parameter with default
- the max number of IP Antispoofing on a VLAN port basis the max number of IPV6 address
- range: [0...8,65535] number in IP antispoofing and/or
ARP relay
[no] mac-learn-ctrl Parameter type: <Vlan::MacLearnCtrl> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "3"
- MAC addresses shall be learned 1: mac-learn is enabled 2: MAC address learned control
mac-learn is disabled 3: mac-learn is inherited from bridge up(1), down(2), inherit from
port bridgedPort(3)
- range: [1...3]
[no] ds-dedicated-q Parameter type: <Vlan::DsDedicatedQueue> optional parameter with default
( enable Packets use dedicated
| disable ) downstream PON level queue
Possible values:
- enable : enable use of downstream dedicated Q
- disable : disable use of downstream dedicated Q
Command Output
Table 18.4-3 "Bridge Port to VLAN Association Configuration Command" Display parameters
prio-regen-name Parameter type: <Vlan::PrioRegenProfileName> priority regeneration profile name
( none This element is only shown in
| name : <Vlan::IgnoredVlanProfileName> ) detail mode.
Possible values:
and software.

18.5 L2 Static User Ip Address Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the IP-address for a user interface(vlan-port) of a L2 forwarder.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure bridge port (port) vlan-id (index) static-user ( no ip-address (ipaddr) ) | ( ip-address (ipaddr) )
Command Parameters
Table 18.5-1 "L2 Static User Ip Address Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
- the rack number


- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [1...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
(ipaddr) Format: inetaddress
<Ip::V4Address> / <Ip::PrefixLengthArpRelay>
- IPv4-address
Field type <Ip::PrefixLengthArpRelay>
- range: [8...32]

18.6 L2 Static User Ipv6 Address Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the IPv6-address for a user interface(vlan-port) of a L2 forwarder.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure bridge port (port) vlan-id (index) static-user ( no ipv6-address (prefixandlength) ) | ( ipv6-address
(prefixandlength) )
Command Parameters
Table 18.6-1 "L2 Static User Ipv6 Address Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
- the rack number


- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [1...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
(prefixandlength) Format: ipv6 address prefix
<ipv6::Prefix> / <ipv6::PrefixLengthLimited>
Field type <ipv6::Prefix>
- IPv6-address
Field type <ipv6::PrefixLengthLimited>
- range: [49...64,128]

19- ARP-RELAY Configuration Commands
19.1 ARP-RELAY Configuration Command Tree 19-449

19.2 Arp-Relay Statistics Configuration Command 19-450

19 ARP-RELAY Configuration Commands
19.1 ARP-RELAY Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "ARP-RELAY Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----arp-relay
----[no] statistics
- (vlan-port)

19.2 Arp-Relay Statistics Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable/disable the detailed arp-relay statistics.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with ip privileges, and executed by operators with ip privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure arp-relay ( no statistics (vlan-port) ) | ( statistics (vlan-port) )
Command Parameters
Table 19.2-1 "Arp-Relay Statistics Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(vlan-port) Format: the vlan-port
( vlan-port : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
<Eqpt::CVlan>


<Eqpt::LLId> : stacked : <Eqpt::SVlan> : <Eqpt::CVlan> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id

20- IGMP Configuration Commands
20.1 IGMP Configuration Command Tree 20-453

20.2 IGMP Channel Configuration Command 20-455
20.3 IGMP Channel Permission Package Members 20-459
20.4 IGMP Channel Preview Package Members 20-462
20.5 IGMP Package Bitmaps Configuration Command 20-465
20.6 IGMP System Configuration Command 20-467
20.7 IGMP System CDR Type Configuration Command 20-470
20.8 IGMP Vlan System Configuration Command 20-471
20.9 Igmp Multicast Service Context Configuration 20-472
Command

20 IGMP Configuration Commands
20.1 IGMP Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "IGMP Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----igmp
----[no] channel
- (port)
- [no] perm-pkg-bitmap
- [no] max-num-group
- [no] mode
X (cac-disable)
X (ip-anti-spoof-dis)
- [no] igmp-version
- [no] forking
- [no] lt-ont-signaling
- [no] mcast-vlan-id
- [no] mcast-svc-context
- [no] max-msg-rate
----[no] fullview-packages
- (package)
----[no] preview-packages
- (package)
----package
- (index)
- [no] name
- [no] template-name
- [no] template-version
----system
- [no] src-ip-address
- [no] verify-checksum
- [no] query-interval
- [no] max-rsp-time
- [no] robustness
- [no] mem-query-int
- [no] last-memb-cnt
- [no] last-max-resp-tim
- [no] host-report-intv
- [no] start
- [no] preview-valid
- [no] cdr-validation
- [no] cdr-generation
- [no] except-cdr-rate
- [no] cdr-export
- [no] cdr-file-aging
- [no] cdr-polling
- [no] user-igmp-version
- [no] netw-igmp-version
- [no] v3-max-num-rec

- [no] forking
- [no] lt-ont-signaling
- [no] vlan-selection
- [no] disc-lwr-version
----cdr-type
- [no] periodic
- [no] period
- [no] attempt-max-pview
- [no] attempt-blackout
- [no] attempt-no-perm
----[no] vlan
- (vlan-id)
- netw-igmp-version
- [no] v3-max-num-rec
----[no] mcast-svc-context
- (name)

20.2 IGMP Channel Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to create and configure the IGMP channel parameters.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with igmp privileges, and executed by operators with igmp privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure igmp ( no channel (port) ) | ( channel (port) [ no perm-pkg-bitmap | perm-pkg-bitmap

<Igmp::PermPkgBitMap> ] [ no max-num-group | max-num-group <Igmp::ChannelMaxNumGroup> ] [ no mode |
mode <Igmp::ChannelProtocolMode> ] [ (cac-disable) ] [ (ip-anti-spoof-dis) ] [ no igmp-version | igmp-version
<Igmp::UserItfVersion> ] [ no forking | forking <Igmp::ForkingStatus> ] [ no lt-ont-signaling | lt-ont-signaling
<Igmp::ChannelLtOntSignaling> ] [ no mcast-vlan-id | mcast-vlan-id <Igmp::ProtocolMcastVlan> ] [ no
mcast-svc-context | mcast-svc-context <Igmp::McastSvcCtxtName> ] [ no max-msg-rate | max-msg-rate
<Igmp::ChannelMaxMsgRate> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 20.2-1 "IGMP Channel Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(port) Format: identification of the port, vlanport
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / or virtual channel
<Eqpt::PortId>
| vlan : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> /
<Eqpt::PortId> : <Eqpt::VpiId> : <Eqpt::VciId> :
<Eqpt::PortId> : <Eqpt::UnstackedVlan>
<Eqpt::PortId> : <Eqpt::VpiId> : <Eqpt::VciId> : stacked :
<Eqpt::PortId> : stacked : <Eqpt::SVlan> : <Eqpt::CVlan>
<Eqpt::OntPortId> : stacked : <Eqpt::SVlan> :
<Eqpt::CVlan>
<Eqpt::OntPortId> : <Eqpt::UnstackedVlan>


<Eqpt::OntPortId>
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / voip : stacked :
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / vuni : stacked :
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / voip :
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / vuni :
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / <Eqpt::LLId> : stacked :
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / <Eqpt::LLId> :
Possible values:
- vlan : vlan port
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:


- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
Table 20.2-2 "IGMP Channel Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] perm-pkg-bitmap Parameter type: <Igmp::PermPkgBitMap> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "01 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00
- a binary string : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
- length: 128 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00"
packages, the user is allowed to
join
[no] max-num-group Parameter type: <Igmp::ChannelMaxNumGroup> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- max group number this port can support max group number the port can
- range: [0...1024] support
[no] mode Parameter type: <Igmp::ChannelProtocolMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "ipoe"
( ipoe protocol mode (ipoe or pppoe)
| pppoe )
Possible values:
- ipoe : IPoE mode
- pppoe : PPPoE
(cac-disable) Format: obsolete parameter that will be
( cac-disable ignored
| cac ) bandwidth CAC for
Possible values: pre-configured multicast streams
- cac-disable : disables bandwidth CAC for conf.
streams,default=enable
- cac : enables bandwidth CAC for conf.
streams,default=enable
(ip-anti-spoof-dis) Format: obsolete parameter that will be
( ip-anti-spoof-dis ignored
| ip-anti-spoof ) enables IP@ anti-spoofing on this
Possible values: user-interface
- ip-anti-spoof-dis : disables IP@
anti-spoofing,default=enable
- ip-anti-spoof : enables IP@ anti-spoofing,default=enable
[no] igmp-version Parameter type: <Igmp::UserItfVersion> optional parameter with default


Format: value: "system-inherited"
( system-inherited version of the IGMP protocol
|2
|3)
Possible values:
- system-inherited : inherits GMQs to userversion from the
System level
- 2 : IGMPV2 GMQs
- 3 : IGMPV3 GMQs
[no] forking Parameter type: <Igmp::ForkingStatus> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "system-inherited"
( system-inherited forking status of the IGMP
| enable protocol
| disable )
Possible values:
- system-inherited : inherits forking status from the system
level
- enable : enable IGMP forking
- disable : disable IGMP forking
[no] lt-ont-signaling Parameter type: <Igmp::ChannelLtOntSignaling> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "inherited"
( enabled The parameter is not visible
| disabled during modification.
| inherited ) lt to ont signaling parameter
Possible values:
- enabled : lt to ont signaling is enabled
- disabled : lt to ont signaling is disabled
- inherited : inherits lt to ont signaling from the system level
[no] mcast-vlan-id Parameter type: <Igmp::ProtocolMcastVlan> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- vlan selection value vlan selection for multicast
- range: [0...4093] channel
[no] mcast-svc-context Parameter type: <Igmp::McastSvcCtxtName> optional parameter with default
( name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> Multicast Service Context Name
| default )
Possible values:
- default : Default profile is associated
- name : Name of the multicast service context profile
and software.
[no] max-msg-rate Parameter type: <Igmp::ChannelMaxMsgRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- Maximum number of Upstream IGMP messages that can Default value 0 indicates that the
be received on this IGMP channel value is inherited from what is set
- unit: messages/second in the system wide setting using
- range: [0...256] command - configure qos
dsl-ctrl-pkt-policer sustained-rate
[1...64] burst-size [1...128]

20.3 IGMP Channel Permission Package Members

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the IGMP channel permission package members.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure igmp channel (port) ( no fullview-packages (package) ) | ( fullview-packages (package) )
Command Parameters
Table 20.3-1 "IGMP Channel Permission Package Members Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::CVlan>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>


Possible values:
- vlan : vlan port
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id


- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
(package) Format: package member
- the package number
- range: [1...1024]

20.4 IGMP Channel Preview Package Members

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the IGMP channel preview package members.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure igmp channel (port) ( no preview-packages (package) ) | ( preview-packages (package) )
Command Parameters
Table 20.4-1 "IGMP Channel Preview Package Members Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::CVlan>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>


Possible values:
- vlan : vlan port
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id


- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
- range: [1...1024]

20.5 IGMP Package Bitmaps Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure IGMP package bitmaps. The package is intended primarily for use
by a network/element manager, such as an AMS, to support multiple sets of packages in different regions.
A package is a group of zero or more multicast sources that share a common access permission. Grouping the
source channels into one or more packages provides flexibility for the service provider to deliver different levels of
services to the end users; for example, "Basic Package", "Middle-Tier Package", and "Premium Package".
NOTE:There is no requirement to configure the package. If the package is modified, there is no effect on the
multicast source.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure igmp package (index) [ no name | name <Igmp::igmpPackageName> ] [ no template-name |

template-name <Igmp::igmpPackageTemplateName> ] [ no template-version | template-version
<Igmp::igmpPackageTemplateVersion> ]
Command Parameters
Table 20.5-1 "IGMP Package Bitmaps Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: index of the package
- index of the package
- range: [1...1024]
Table 20.5-2 "IGMP Package Bitmaps Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] name Parameter type: <Igmp::igmpPackageName> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- a printable string name of the package
- length: x<=32
[no] template-name Parameter type: <Igmp::igmpPackageTemplateName> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- a printable string name of the service template
- length: x<=32 containing this pkg
[no] template-version Parameter type: <Igmp::igmpPackageTemplateVersion> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- version of the service template containing this package version of the service template


- range: [0...65535] containing this pkg

20.6 IGMP System Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the IGMP parameters that are globally applicable to the Node.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure igmp system [ no src-ip-address | src-ip-address <Ip::V4Address> ] [ [ no ] verify-checksum ] [ no

query-interval | query-interval <Igmp::SystemQueryInterval> ] [ no max-rsp-time | max-rsp-time
<Igmp::SystemQueryMaxResponseTime> ] [ no robustness | robustness <Igmp::SystemRobustness> ] [ no
mem-query-int | mem-query-int <Igmp::MembQueryIntvl> ] [ no last-memb-cnt | last-memb-cnt
<Igmp::MembQueryCount> ] [ no last-max-resp-tim | last-max-resp-tim <Igmp::SystemLastMembMaxRespTime>
] [ no host-report-intv | host-report-intv <Igmp::SystemUnsolicitedReportIntvl> ] [ [ no ] start ] [ no preview-valid |
preview-valid <Igmp::SystemPrevalidIntval> ] [ no cdr-validation | cdr-validation
<Igmp::SystemPrecdrvalidIntval> ] [ [ no ] cdr-generation ] [ no except-cdr-rate | except-cdr-rate
<Igmp::CDRGenerationForSingles> ] [ no cdr-export | cdr-export <Igmp::CDRGenerationMethod> ] [ no
cdr-file-aging | cdr-file-aging <Igmp::CDRFileAgingTime> ] [ no cdr-polling | cdr-polling
<Igmp::CDRSystemPollingCycle> ] [ no user-igmp-version | user-igmp-version
<Igmp::igmpSystemGMQToUserSideVersion> ] [ no netw-igmp-version | netw-igmp-version
<Igmp::V3ProcessingAdminStatus> ] [ no v3-max-num-rec | v3-max-num-rec
<Igmp::V3MaxNumRecordsReport> ] [ [ no ] forking ] [ [ no ] lt-ont-signaling ] [ [ no ] vlan-selection ] [ [ no ]
disc-lwr-version ]
Command Parameters
Table 20.6-2 "IGMP System Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] src-ip-address Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0.0.0.0"
- IPv4-address source ip addr which is tx in
every mcast IP datagram
[no] verify-checksum Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
verification performed on Rx
IGMP frame
[no] query-interval Parameter type: <Igmp::SystemQueryInterval> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 125
- interval at which general membership queries transmitted interval at which general
- unit: sec membership queries transmitted
- range: [2...3175]
[no] max-rsp-time Parameter type: <Igmp::SystemQueryMaxResponseTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 100
- max query resp time advertised in IGMPv2 queries max query response time


- unit: 1/10 sec advertised in queries 1/10 sec
- range: [1...31744]
[no] robustness Parameter type: <Igmp::SystemRobustness> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 2
- tuning for the expected packet loss on a subnet expected pkt loss on subnet
- range: [1...10]
[no] mem-query-int Parameter type: <Igmp::MembQueryIntvl> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10
- spacing between GSQs (group-specific queries) minimum interval between
- unit: 1/10 sec group-specific queries
- range: [2...31744]
[no] last-memb-cnt Parameter type: <Igmp::MembQueryCount> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 2
- number of GSQs ( group-specific queries) to be sent number of GSQs ( group-specific
- range: [1...10] queries) to be sent
[no] last-max-resp-tim Parameter type: <Igmp::SystemLastMembMaxRespTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 2
- allows shorter max response time allows shorter max response time
- unit: 1/10 sec
- range: [1...31744]
[no] host-report-intv Parameter type: <Igmp::SystemUnsolicitedReportIntvl> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10
- intrvl of repetitions of host's report of grp membership intrvl of repetitions of host's
- unit: sec report of grp membership
- range: [1...255]
[no] start Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
start IGMP and mcast app
module
[no] preview-valid Parameter type: <Igmp::SystemPrevalidIntval> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 8
- time interval that confirm the preview session is valid time interval that confirm the
- unit: sec preview session is valid
- range: [1...120]
[no] cdr-validation Parameter type: <Igmp::SystemPrecdrvalidIntval> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 2
( none minimum session time for
| <Igmp::SystemPrecdrvalidIntval> ) generating a CDR
Possible values:
- none : CDR generation valid immediately
Field type <Igmp::SystemPrecdrvalidIntval>
- minimum session time for generating a CDR
- unit: sec
- range: [0...120]
[no] cdr-generation Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
start CDR generation in the
system
[no] except-cdr-rate Parameter type: <Igmp::CDRGenerationForSingles> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 3
- limit the generation of CDR records limit the generation of the CDR
- unit: min records
- range: [1...30]
[no] cdr-export Parameter type: <Igmp::CDRGenerationMethod> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "local-file-storage"
( local-file-storage the method the cdr is to be
| remote-logging ) generated and forwarded
Possible values:
- local-file-storage : method the cdr generated and forwarded


- remote-logging : remote logging method
[no] cdr-file-aging Parameter type: <Igmp::CDRFileAgingTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 8
- configure the CDR file aging time configure the CDR file aging
- unit: hour time
- range: [4...24]
[no] cdr-polling Parameter type: <Igmp::CDRSystemPollingCycle> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 180
- configure the polling period for the CDR records, in configure the polling period for
multiples of 60 the CDR records
- unit: sec
- range: [60...900]
[no] user-igmp-version Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<Igmp::igmpSystemGMQToUserSideVersion> value: "3"
Format: version of the IGMP protocol
(2
|3)
Possible values:
- 2 : IGMPv2 GMQs
- 3 : IGMPv3 GMQs
[no] netw-igmp-version Parameter type: <Igmp::V3ProcessingAdminStatus> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "3"
(2 version for IGMP packet to
|3) receive/forward to n/w side
Possible values:
- 2 : IGMP version2
- 3 : IGMP version3
[no] v3-max-num-rec Parameter type: <Igmp::V3MaxNumRecordsReport> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 3
- max number of records in an IGMPv3 membership report max num of group records in one
- range: [0...10] IGMPv3 report (2 exp N)
[no] forking Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable IGMP forking in the
system level
[no] lt-ont-signaling Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enables lt to ont signaling at
system level
[no] vlan-selection Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable vlan selection
[no] disc-lwr-version Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
discard lower version packets

20.7 IGMP System CDR Type Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the IGMP system Call Detail Record
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure igmp system cdr-type [ [ no ] periodic ] [ no period | period <Igmp::IntermGenCDRPeriod> ] [ [ no ]

attempt-max-pview ] [ [ no ] attempt-blackout ] [ [ no ] attempt-no-perm ]
Command Parameters
Table 20.7-2 "IGMP System CDR Type Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] periodic Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
interim CDR records generated
for fullview/preview
[no] period Parameter type: <Igmp::IntermGenCDRPeriod> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 15
- intermediate CDR generation period, in multiples of 5 intermediate CDR generation
- unit: min period
- range: [15...60]
[no] attempt-max-pview Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
CDR generated when max nbr
preview exceeded is true
[no] attempt-blackout Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
CDR generated allowed when
blackout period is active
[no] attempt-no-perm Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
CDR generated to join a mcast
with no access rights

20.8 IGMP Vlan System Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the IGMP parameters on a per Vlan basis.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure igmp ( no vlan (vlan-id) ) | ( vlan (vlan-id) netw-igmp-version <Igmp::VlanV3ProcessStatus> [ no

v3-max-num-rec | v3-max-num-rec <Igmp::V3MaxNumRecordReport> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 20.8-1 "IGMP Vlan System Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(vlan-id) Format: index of the system vlan
- vlan index
- range: [1...4093]
Table 20.8-2 "IGMP Vlan System Configuration Command" Command Parameters
netw-igmp-version Parameter type: <Igmp::VlanV3ProcessStatus> mandatory parameter
Format: IGMP version of the protocol
(2
|3)
Possible values:
- 2 : IGMP version2
- 3 : IGMP version3
[no] v3-max-num-rec Parameter type: <Igmp::V3MaxNumRecordReport> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 3
- max num of group records in one IGMPv3 report (2 exp N) max num of group records in one
- range: [0...10] IGMPv3 report (2 exp N)

20.9 Igmp Multicast Service Context Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure multicast service context
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure igmp ( no mcast-svc-context (name) ) | ( mcast-svc-context (name) )
Command Parameters
Table 20.9-1 "Igmp Multicast Service Context Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: A unique profile name for the
- a profile name service context
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32

21- Multicast Configuration Commands
21.1 Multicast Configuration Command Tree 21-474

21.2 Multicast General Group Configuration Command 21-476
21.3 General Multicast Package Members Configuration 21-478
Command
21.4 Multicast Capacity Configuration Command 21-479
21.5 Multicast Channel Configuration Command 21-480
21.6 Multicast Channel Package Members Configuration 21-482
Command
21.7 Multicast Channel Configuration Command 21-483
21.8 Multicast Channel Package Members Configuration 21-485
Command
21.9 Multicast Monitoring Source Configuration Command 21-486
21.10 Multicast Monitoring Channel Configuration 21-487
Command
21.11 Multicast Static Branch Configuration Command 21-488

21 Multicast Configuration Commands
21.1 Multicast Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Multicast Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----mcast
----general
- [no] fast-change
- [no] pkg-memb-bitmap
- [no] max-bitrate
- [no] mean-bit-rate
----[no] package-member
- (package)
----capacity
- [no] max-num-group
- [no] max-num-uncfg
- [no] cfg-res-time
- [no] uncfg-res-time
----X [no] channel
- (grp-ip-addr)
- src-ip-addr
- [no] dis-fast-change
- [no] pkg-mem-bitmap
- [no] name
- [no] guaranteed-serv
- [no] peak-bit-rate
- vlan-id
- [no] service-name
- [no] preview-duration
- [no] preview-number
- [no] preview-blackout
----[no] packagemember
- (package)
----[no] chn
- (grp-ip-addr)
- src-ip-addr
- vlan-id
- [no] end-ip-addr
- [no] mcast-svc-context
- [no] dis-fast-change
- [no] name
- [no] guaranteed-serv
- [no] peak-bit-rate
- [no] service-name
- [no] preview-duration
- [no] preview-number
- [no] preview-blackout
----[no] packagemember
- (package)

----monitor
----[no] src
- (grp-ip-addr)
- src-ip-addr
- [no] loss-duration
- [no] loss-thresh-alert
----[no] chn
- (grp-ip-addr)
- src-ip-addr
- vlan-id
- [no] loss-duration
- [no] loss-thresh-alert
----static
----[no] branch
- (grp-ip-addr)
- src-ip-addr
- port

21.2 Multicast General Group Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure general multicast parameters.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure mcast general [ [ no ] fast-change ] [ no pkg-memb-bitmap | pkg-memb-bitmap

<Igmp::PkgMemBitMap> ] [ no max-bitrate | max-bitrate <Igmp::GeneralMcastMaxBitRate> ] [ no mean-bit-rate |
mean-bit-rate <Igmp::GeneralMcastMeanBitRate> ]
Command Parameters
Table 21.2-2 "Multicast General Group Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] fast-change Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable fast channel change
[no] pkg-memb-bitmap Parameter type: <Igmp::PkgMemBitMap> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "ff : ff : ff : ff : ff : ff : ff : ff
- a binary string : ff : ff : ff : ff : ff : ff : ff : ff : ff :
- length: 128 ff : ff : ff : ff : ff : ff : ff : ff : ff : ff
: ff : ff : ff : ff : ff : ff : ff : ff : ff :
ff : ff : ff : ff : ff : ff : ff : ff : ff : ff
: ff : ff : ff : ff : ff : ff"
package(s) a class D address
belongs
[no] max-bitrate Parameter type: <Igmp::GeneralMcastMaxBitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 2500
- reasonable max bitrate in ATM level for upstream reasonable downstream max
- unit: kbps bitrate in ATM level
- range: [0...100000]


[no] mean-bit-rate Parameter type: <Igmp::GeneralMcastMeanBitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 2500
- reasonable mean bitrate in ATM level for upstream reasonable downstream mean
- unit: kbps bitrate in ATM level
- range: [0...100000]

21.3 General Multicast Package Members

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the IGMP general multicast package members.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure mcast general ( no package-member (package) ) | ( package-member (package) )
Command Parameters
Table 21.3-1 "General Multicast Package Members Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...1024]

21.4 Multicast Capacity Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the multicast capacity parameters.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure mcast capacity [ no max-num-group | max-num-group <Igmp::McastCapacityMaxNumGroup> ] [ no

max-num-uncfg | max-num-uncfg <Igmp::McastCapacityMaxNumUnCfg> ] [ no cfg-res-time | cfg-res-time
<Igmp::multicastCapacityCfgSourceReserveTime> ] [ no uncfg-res-time | uncfg-res-time
<Igmp::multicastCapacityUnCfgSourceReserveTime> ]
Command Parameters
Table 21.4-2 "Multicast Capacity Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] max-num-group Parameter type: <Igmp::McastCapacityMaxNumGroup> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 1024
- no of groups the system can support in enough bandwidth max number of groups the system
- range: [0...2048] (per LT) supports in enough
bandwidth
[no] max-num-uncfg Parameter type: <Igmp::McastCapacityMaxNumUnCfg> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 64
- no of uncfg grps,system can support in enough bandwidth max number of uncfg groups the
- range: [0...1024] system (per LT) supports in
enough bandwidth
[no] cfg-res-time Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<Igmp::multicastCapacityCfgSourceReserveTime> value: 125
Format: time to reserve the unused
- time to reserve guaranteed configured groups
- unit: sec
- range: [0...2147483647]
[no] uncfg-res-time Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<Igmp::multicastCapacityUnCfgSourceReserveTime> value: 0
Format: time to reserve the unused
- time to reserve unconfigured groups
- unit: sec
- range: [0...2147483647]

21.5 Multicast Channel Configuration Command
Command Description
Obsolete command, replaced by configure mcast chn.
This command allows the operator to configure the multicast channel.
Note:Mcast channel can not be deleted when VlanSelection is enabled.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure mcast ( no channel (grp-ip-addr) src-ip-addr <Ip::V4Address> ) | ( channel (grp-ip-addr) src-ip-addr
<Ip::V4Address> [ [ no ] dis-fast-change ] [ no pkg-mem-bitmap | pkg-mem-bitmap <Igmp::PkgMemBitMap> ] [
no name | name <Igmp::multicastSrcName> ] [ [ no ] guaranteed-serv ] [ no peak-bit-rate | peak-bit-rate
<Igmp::McastSrcEtherPeakBitRate> ] vlan-id <Igmp::McastSrcVLANID> [ no service-name | service-name
<Igmp::multicastSrcServiceName> ] [ no preview-duration | preview-duration
<Igmp::multicastSrcMaxPreDuration> ] [ no preview-number | preview-number
<Igmp::multicastSrcMaxPreNumber> ] [ no preview-blackout | preview-blackout
<Igmp::multicastSrcPreBlackout> ] )
Obsolete command, replaced by configure mcast chn.
Command Parameters
Table 21.5-1 "Multicast Channel Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(grp-ip-addr) Format: ip address identifying the
- multicast-address (range: 224.0.0.3....239.255.255.255) multicast group
src-ip-addr Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> ip address of the multicast server
Format: originating the multicast
- IPv4-address channel,value 0.0.0.0 means
ASM(any-src-ip-addr),range:0.0.0.0....22
Table 21.5-2 "Multicast Channel Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] dis-fast-change Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable fast channel change
[no] pkg-mem-bitmap Parameter type: <Igmp::PkgMemBitMap> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "01 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00
- a binary string : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
- length: 128 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :


00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
00 : 00 : 00"
indicates to which package(s) a
mcast channel belongs
[no] name Parameter type: <Igmp::multicastSrcName> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- a printable string name of the mcast channel
- length: x<=32
[no] guaranteed-serv Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable guaranteed service
[no] peak-bit-rate Parameter type: <Igmp::McastSrcEtherPeakBitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 2125
- peak bit rate for transmit/downstream traffic The parameter is not visible
- unit: kbps during modification.
- range: [0...100000] ethernet peak bit rate for
downstream traffic
vlan-id Parameter type: <Igmp::McastSrcVLANID> mandatory parameter
- VLAN for this multicast source during modification.
- range: [1...4093] VLAN for this multicast channel
[no] service-name Parameter type: <Igmp::multicastSrcServiceName> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- a printable string name of service or service
- length: x<=32 provider of the mcast channel
[no] preview-duration Parameter type: <Igmp::multicastSrcMaxPreDuration> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 180
- reasonable max duration for each preview per mcast grp Maximum duration for each
- unit: sec preview per multicast channel
- range: [1...6000]
[no] preview-number Parameter type: <Igmp::multicastSrcMaxPreNumber> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 3
- valid max no. of previews for each preview per mcast grp Max number of previews for each
- range: [1...100] preview per mcast group
[no] preview-blackout Parameter type: <Igmp::multicastSrcPreBlackout> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- valid preview Blackout Duration time of per mcast group Preview Blackout Duration time
- unit: sec of per multicast channel
- range: [0...7200]

21.6 Multicast Channel Package Members

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the multicast channel package members.
A multicast channel can be member of maximum 20 packages or be member of all (1024) packages, any value in
between will be rejected.
Using this command packages will be added or removed from/to the list of packages of which the multicast channel
is currently a member.
If the multicast channel is member of all packages care must be taken when removing packages, meaning that the
command will only be accepted if after execution the multicast channel will be member of 20 packages or less.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure mcast channel (grp-ip-addr)src-ip-addr <Ip::V4Address> ( no packagemember (package) ) | (

packagemember (package) )
Command Parameters
Table 21.6-1 "Multicast Channel Package Members Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...1024]

21.7 Multicast Channel Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the multicast channel.
Note:Mcast channel can not be deleted when VlanSelection is enabled.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure mcast ( no chn (grp-ip-addr) src-ip-addr <Ip::V4Address> vlan-id <Igmp::McastChannelVlan> ) | ( chn
(grp-ip-addr) src-ip-addr <Ip::V4Address> vlan-id <Igmp::McastChannelVlan> [ no end-ip-addr | end-ip-addr
<Ip::V4Address> ] [ no mcast-svc-context | mcast-svc-context <Igmp::McastSvcCtxtName> ] [ [ no ]
dis-fast-change ] [ no name | name <Igmp::multicastSrcName> ] [ [ no ] guaranteed-serv ] [ no peak-bit-rate |
peak-bit-rate <Igmp::McastSrcEtherPeakBitRate> ] [ no service-name | service-name
<Igmp::multicastSrcServiceName> ] [ no preview-duration | preview-duration
<Igmp::multicastSrcMaxPreDuration> ] [ no preview-number | preview-number
<Igmp::multicastSrcMaxPreNumber> ] [ no preview-blackout | preview-blackout
<Igmp::multicastSrcPreBlackout> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 21.7-1 "Multicast Channel Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
vlan-id Parameter type: <Igmp::McastChannelVlan> vlanid of the multicast channel
Format: which is configured in it
- vlan id for multicast
- range: [1...4093]
Table 21.7-2 "Multicast Channel Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] end-ip-addr Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> optional parameter with default
- IPv4-address The parameter is not visible
during modification.
end ip address of the range of
multicast addresses starting from


the group address
[no] mcast-svc-context Parameter type: <Igmp::McastSvcCtxtName> optional parameter with default
( name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> Multicast Service Context Name
| default )
Possible values:
- default : Default profile is associated
- name : Name of the multicast service context profile
and software.
[no] dis-fast-change Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable fast channel change
[no] name Parameter type: <Igmp::multicastSrcName> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- a printable string name of the mcast channel
- length: x<=32
[no] guaranteed-serv Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable guaranteed service
[no] peak-bit-rate Parameter type: <Igmp::McastSrcEtherPeakBitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 2125
- peak bit rate for transmit/downstream traffic The parameter is not visible
- unit: kbps during modification.
- range: [0...100000] ethernet peak bit rate for
downstream traffic
[no] service-name Parameter type: <Igmp::multicastSrcServiceName> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- a printable string name of service or service
- length: x<=32 provider of the mcast channel
[no] preview-duration Parameter type: <Igmp::multicastSrcMaxPreDuration> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 180
- reasonable max duration for each preview per mcast grp Maximum duration for each
- unit: sec preview per multicast channel
- range: [1...6000]
[no] preview-number Parameter type: <Igmp::multicastSrcMaxPreNumber> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 3
- valid max no. of previews for each preview per mcast grp Max number of previews for each
- range: [1...100] preview per mcast group
[no] preview-blackout Parameter type: <Igmp::multicastSrcPreBlackout> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- valid preview Blackout Duration time of per mcast group Preview Blackout Duration time
- unit: sec of per multicast channel
- range: [0...7200]

21.8 Multicast Channel Package Members

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the multicast channel package members.
A multicast channel can be member of maximum 20 packages or be member of all (1024) packages, any value in
between will be rejected.
Using this command packages will be added or removed from/to the list of packages of which the multicast channel
is currently a member.
If the multicast channel is member of all packages care must be taken when removing packages, meaning that the
command will only be accepted if after execution the multicast channel will be member of 20 packages or less.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure mcast chn (grp-ip-addr)src-ip-addr <Ip::V4Address>vlan-id <Igmp::McastChannelVlan> ( no

packagemember (package) ) | ( packagemember (package) )
Command Parameters
Table 21.8-1 "Multicast Channel Package Members Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...4093]
- range: [1...1024]

21.9 Multicast Monitoring Source Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure on demand monitoring for a specified multicast stream.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure mcast monitor ( no src (grp-ip-addr) src-ip-addr <Ip::V4Address> ) | ( src (grp-ip-addr) src-ip-addr
<Ip::V4Address> [ no loss-duration | loss-duration <Igmp::LossDuration> ] [ no loss-thresh-alert | loss-thresh-alert
<Igmp::LossThreshold> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 21.9-1 "Multicast Monitoring Source Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(grp-ip-addr) Format: mcast src address in network-byte
- multicast-address (range: 224.0.0.3....239.255.255.255, order(big-endian)
except for 224.0.0.22)
src-ip-addr Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> Unicast IP address in case SSM
Format: multicast channel, value 0.0.0.0
- IPv4-address means ASM(any-src-ip-addr)
Table 21.9-2 "Multicast Monitoring Source Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] loss-duration Parameter type: <Igmp::LossDuration> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 15
- duration set the duration to count packets
- unit: sec
- range: [5...2147483647]
[no] loss-thresh-alert Parameter type: <Igmp::LossThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the threshold for loss of traffic alert, 0 - disable set loss of traffic threshold, alert
- range: [0...4294967295] generated if packet count is less
or equal to the threshold.

21.10 Multicast Monitoring Channel Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure on demand monitoring for a specified multicast stream.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure mcast monitor ( no chn (grp-ip-addr) src-ip-addr <Ip::V4Address> vlan-id <Igmp::McastMonitorVlan>
) | ( chn (grp-ip-addr) src-ip-addr <Ip::V4Address> vlan-id <Igmp::McastMonitorVlan> [ no loss-duration |
loss-duration <Igmp::LossDuration> ] [ no loss-thresh-alert | loss-thresh-alert <Igmp::LossThreshold> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 21.10-1 "Multicast Monitoring Channel Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(grp-ip-addr) Format: mcast src address in network-byte
- multicast-address (range: 224.0.0.3....239.255.255.255, order(big-endian)
except for 224.0.0.22)
src-ip-addr Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> Unicast IP address in case SSM
Format: multicast channel, value 0.0.0.0
- IPv4-address means ASM(any-src-ip-addr)
vlan-id Parameter type: <Igmp::McastMonitorVlan> vlanid of the multicast channel.
Format: Value 0 means any VLAN ID
- range: [0...4093]
Table 21.10-2 "Multicast Monitoring Channel Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] loss-duration Parameter type: <Igmp::LossDuration> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 15
- duration set the duration to count packets
- unit: sec
- range: [5...2147483647]
[no] loss-thresh-alert Parameter type: <Igmp::LossThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the threshold for loss of traffic alert, 0 - disable set loss of traffic threshold, alert
- range: [0...4294967295] generated if packet count is less
or equal to the threshold.

21.11 Multicast Static Branch Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allow the operator to configure the static multicast branch. When at least one static multicast
branch is created, the corresponding static multicast root is created.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure mcast static ( no branch (grp-ip-addr) src-ip-addr <Ip::V4Address> port <Itf::VlanPort> ) | ( branch
(grp-ip-addr) src-ip-addr <Ip::V4Address> port <Itf::VlanPort> )
Command Parameters
Table 21.11-1 "Multicast Static Branch Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
Format: originating the multicast channel,
- IPv4-address value 0.0.0.0 means
port Parameter type: <Itf::VlanPort> identification of the vlanport
Format:
<Eqpt::OntPortId> : <Eqpt::UnstackedVlan> )
- the rack number


- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id

22- PPPoX-Relay Configuration Commands
22.1 PPPoX-Relay Configuration Command Tree 22-491

22.2 PPPoX Cross-connect Global Configuration 22-492
Command
22.3 PPPoX Cross-connect Engine Configuration 22-494
Command
22.4 PPPoX Cross-connect Engine Monitoring 22-496
22.5 PPPCC Engine TCA Threshold Configuration 22-497
Command
22.6 PPPoX Cross-connect Client Port Configuration 22-499
Command
22.7 PPPoX Cross-connect Client Port Monitoring 22-502

22 PPPoX-Relay Configuration Commands
22.1 PPPoX-Relay Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "PPPoX-Relay Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----pppox-relay
----cross-connect
----global-session
- [no] pado-timeout
- [no] pads-timeout
- [no] max-pad-attempts
- [no] trans-max-age
- [no] cc-max-age
----[no] engine
- (vlan-id)
- [no] mac-addr-conc
- [no] dslf-iwf-tag
- [no] max-payload-tag
- [no] name
- [no] lock
- [no] service-name
----[no] monitor
----tca
- [no] enable
- [no] tran-ageout-15min
- [no] sess-ageout-15min
- [no] tran-ageout-1day
- [no] sess-ageout-1day
----[no] client-port
- (port)
- vlan-id
- default-priority
- [no] max-cc
- [no] qos-profile
----[no] monitor

22.2 PPPoX Cross-connect Global Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to specify the system-wide configuration parameters applicable to all PPP
sessions.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with pppoe privileges, and executed by operators with pppoe
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure pppox-relay cross-connect global-session [ no pado-timeout | pado-timeout <PPPoX::PadTimeOut> ] [

no pads-timeout | pads-timeout <PPPoX::PadTimeOut> ] [ no max-pad-attempts | max-pad-attempts
<PPPoX::PadRRetrials> ] [ no trans-max-age | trans-max-age <PPPoX::TransactionMaxAge> ] [ no cc-max-age |
cc-max-age <PPPoX::CcMaxAge> ]
Command Parameters
Table 22.2-2 "PPPoX Cross-connect Global Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] pado-timeout Parameter type: <PPPoX::PadTimeOut> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 3
- timeout for PAD-O PAD-S messages timeout for PAD-O message
- unit: sec
- range: [1...60]
[no] pads-timeout Parameter type: <PPPoX::PadTimeOut> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 3
- timeout for PAD-O PAD-S messages timeout for PAD-S message
- unit: sec
- range: [1...60]
[no] max-pad-attempts Parameter type: <PPPoX::PadRRetrials> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10
- maximum number of PAD-R messages maximum number of PAD-R
- range: [1...16] messages
[no] trans-max-age Parameter type: <PPPoX::TransactionMaxAge> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 300
- maximum age of PPP transaction maximum age of PPP transaction
- unit: sec
- range: [1...300]
[no] cc-max-age Parameter type: <PPPoX::CcMaxAge> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 300


- maximum age of PPP cross-connection maximum age of PPP cross
- range: [10...3000] connection

22.3 PPPoX Cross-connect Engine Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the PPP cross-connect engine. The PPP cross-connect engine is
identified by a VLAN ID. The name is the name used to identify the PPP cross-connect engine. The lock command
locks or unlocks the PPP control plane. For example, if the control plane is unlocked, no new PPP
cross-connections can be established, but the existing connections remain until they are released by the PPP server
or client.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure pppox-relay cross-connect ( no engine (vlan-id) ) | ( engine (vlan-id) [ [ no ] mac-addr-conc ] [ [ no ]

dslf-iwf-tag ] [ no max-payload-tag | max-payload-tag <PPPoX::MaxPayLoadTag> ] [ no name | name
<PPPoX::EngineName> ] [ [ no ] lock ] [ no service-name | service-name <PPPoX::EngineName> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 22.3-1 "PPPoX Cross-connect Engine Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(vlan-id) Format: vlan identity
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
Table 22.3-2 "PPPoX Cross-connect Engine Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] mac-addr-conc Parameter type: boolean optional parameter


during modification.
enable MAC address
concentration
[no] dslf-iwf-tag Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
insert DSLF IWF Tag into
PPPoE Discovery packets
[no] max-payload-tag Parameter type: <PPPoX::MaxPayLoadTag> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "no-insert"
( insert insert:add tag holding the MRU
| no-insert ) to PADI and PADR messages
Possible values:
- insert : add tag holding the MRU to PADI and PADR
messages
- no-insert : donot add tag holding the MRU to PADI and
PADR messages
[no] name Parameter type: <PPPoX::EngineName> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- Engine Name name to identify the engine
- length: 1<=x<=32
[no] lock Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
lock control plane engine
[no] service-name Parameter type: <PPPoX::EngineName> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- Engine Name service name issued by engine in
- length: 1<=x<=32 PAD-I message

22.4 PPPoX Cross-connect Engine Monitoring

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the exception event counters for the PPP cross-connect engine.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure pppox-relay cross-connect engine (vlan-id) ( no monitor ) | ( monitor )
Command Parameters
Table 22.4-1 "PPPoX Cross-connect Engine Monitoring Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]

22.5 PPPCC Engine TCA Threshold Configuration

Command
Command Description
is specific per PPP CC Engine.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure pppox-relay cross-connect engine (vlan-id) tca [ [ no ] enable ] [ no tran-ageout-15min |

tran-ageout-15min <PPPoX::TcaThreshold> ] [ no sess-ageout-15min | sess-ageout-15min
<PPPoX::TcaThreshold> ] [ no tran-ageout-1day | tran-ageout-1day <PPPoX::TcaThreshold> ] [ no
sess-ageout-1day | sess-ageout-1day <PPPoX::TcaThreshold> ]
Command Parameters
Table 22.5-1 "PPPCC Engine TCA Threshold Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
Table 22.5-2 "PPPCC Engine TCA Threshold Configuration Command" Command Parameters
this pppcc engine
[no] tran-ageout-15min Parameter type: <PPPoX::TcaThreshold> optional parameter with default


Format: value: 0
- value of the tca threshold for the pppcc engine configurable threshold for the
- range: [0...65535] transaction ageout 15min counter
[no] sess-ageout-15min Parameter type: <PPPoX::TcaThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- range: [0...65535] session ageout 15min counter
[no] tran-ageout-1day Parameter type: <PPPoX::TcaThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- range: [0...65535] transaction ageout 1day counter
[no] sess-ageout-1day Parameter type: <PPPoX::TcaThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- range: [0...65535] session ageout 1day counter

22.6 PPPoX Cross-connect Client Port

Command Description
This command allows the operator to specify the PPP cross-connect client port. When creating a client port on a
vlan port, only a Cvlan may be used.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure pppox-relay cross-connect ( no client-port (port) ) | ( client-port (port) vlan-id

<Vlan::StackedVlanSigned> default-priority <PPPoX::DefaultPriority> [ no max-cc | max-cc
<PPPoX::MaxNumPppCc> ] [ no qos-profile | qos-profile <PPPoX::QosProfileName> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 22.6-1 "PPPoX Cross-connect Client Port Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(port) Format: client port identification
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::CVlan>


<Eqpt::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:


Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
Table 22.6-2 "PPPoX Cross-connect Client Port Configuration Command" Command Parameters
vlan-id Parameter type: <Vlan::StackedVlanSigned> mandatory parameter
( <Vlan::UVlanIndex> during modification.
| stacked : <Vlan::SVlanIndex> : <Vlan::CVlanIndex> ) associates client port to cc-engine
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
default-priority Parameter type: <PPPoX::DefaultPriority> mandatory parameter
Format: indicates the p-bit for the client
- indicates the p-bit for the client port port
- range: [0...7]
[no] max-cc Parameter type: <PPPoX::MaxNumPppCc> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 64
- max no. of PPP cross connection on a port max no. of PPP cross connection
- range: [1...64], [9...64] = 8 with MAC concentration. on a port
[no] qos-profile Parameter type: <PPPoX::QosProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none qos profile name associated with
| name : <PPPoX::IgnoredQosProfileName> ) client port
Possible values:
Field type <PPPoX::IgnoredQosProfileName>
- name of the QoS profile
- length: 1<=x<=64

22.7 PPPoX Cross-connect Client Port Monitoring

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the exception event counters for the PPP cross-connect client port.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure pppox-relay cross-connect client-port (port) ( no monitor ) | ( monitor )
Command Parameters
Table 22.7-1 "PPPoX Cross-connect Client Port Monitoring Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::CVlan>


<Eqpt::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:


- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id

23- DHCP Relay Configuration Commands
23.1 DHCP Relay Configuration Command Tree 23-506

23.2 DHCP Relay User Port Configuration Command 23-507
23.3 DHCP v6 Relay User Port Configuration Command 23-510

23 DHCP Relay Configuration Commands
23.1 DHCP Relay Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "DHCP Relay Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----dhcp-relay
----[no] port-stats
- (port-interface)
----[no] v6-port-stats
- (port-interface)

23.2 DHCP Relay User Port Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the DHCP relay user port statistics.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with dhcp privileges, and executed by operators with dhcp privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure dhcp-relay ( no port-stats (port-interface) ) | ( port-stats (port-interface) )
Command Parameters
Table 23.2-1 "DHCP Relay User Port Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(port-interface) Format: identification of the vlan port
<Eqpt::CVlan>


Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:


Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id

23.3 DHCP v6 Relay User Port Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the DHCP v6 relay user port statistics.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with dhcp privileges, and executed by operators with dhcp privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure dhcp-relay ( no v6-port-stats (port-interface) ) | ( v6-port-stats (port-interface) )
Command Parameters
Table 23.3-1 "DHCP v6 Relay User Port Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(port-interface) Format: identification of vlan port
<Eqpt::CVlan>


Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:


Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id

24- XDSL Bonding Configuration Commands
24.1 XDSL Bonding Configuration Command Tree 24-514

24.2 XDSL Bonding Assembly Timer Configuration 24-516
Command
24.3 xDSL Bonding Group Profile Configuration Command 24-517
24.4 xDSL Bonding Group Rtx Profile Configuration 24-520
Command
24.5 xDSL Bonding Configuration Command 24-524
24.6 xDSL Bonding Configuration Command 24-526
24.7 xDSL Bonding Board Configuration Command 24-527
24.8 xDSL Bonding Board Vectoring Fallback 24-528

24 XDSL Bonding Configuration Commands
24.1 XDSL Bonding Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "XDSL Bonding Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----xdsl-bonding
- group-assembly-time
----[no] group-profile
- (index)
- name
- (scope)
- version
- [no] min-bitrate-up
- [no] min-bitrate-down
- [no] plan-bitrate-up
- [no] plan-bitrate-down
- [no] max-delay-up
- [no] delay-opt-mode-ds
- [no] grp-assembly-time
- [no] active
----[no] group-rtx-profile
- (index)
- name
- version
- [no] rtx-mode-dn
- [no] rtx-mode-up
- [no] min-exp-thrpt-dn
- [no] min-exp-thrpt-up
- [no] plan-exp-thrpt-dn
- [no] plan-exp-thrpt-up
- [no] min-delay-dn
- [no] min-delay-up
- [no] max-delay-dn
- [no] max-delay-up
- [no] int-arr-time-dn
- [no] int-arr-time-up

- [no] active
----group
- (bonding-group-idx)
- [no] group-profile
- [no] group-rtx-profile
X [no] admin-up
- [no] up
----[no] link
- (bonding-link-id)
----board
- (board-index)
----vect-fallback
- [no] group-profile
- [no] group-rtx-profile

24.2 XDSL Bonding Assembly Timer Configuration

Command
Command Description
This node provides the provisioning of the bonding group assembly timeout. Default value is zero ('0', represents
an infinite time ), and will have as consequence that the bonding group will not come up till all lines in this bonding
group are up. This parameter may be overruled by the grp-assembly-time parameter on bonding group-profile
level.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl-bonding group-assembly-time <Xdsl::SignedIntegerSEC>
Command Parameters
Table 24.2-2 "XDSL Bonding Assembly Timer Configuration Command" Command Parameters
group-assembly-time Parameter type: <Xdsl::SignedIntegerSEC> optional parameter
Format: Max waiting period for group to
- second become operational
- unit: sec
- range: [0...65535]

24.3 xDSL Bonding Group Profile Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows to manage the xDSL bonding group profile. A profile can be created in one step with all the
necessary parameters and making it active. It can also be created in several steps by specifying a few parameters in
each step and make the profile active in the last step.
DESCRIPTION FOR THE COMMAND PARAMETER-SCOPE:The combination scope+profile must be
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl-bonding ( no group-profile (index) ) | ( group-profile (index) name <AsamProfileName> (scope)
version <SignedInteger> [ no min-bitrate-up | min-bitrate-up <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> ] [ no min-bitrate-down |
min-bitrate-down <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> ] [ no plan-bitrate-up | plan-bitrate-up <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> ] [ no
plan-bitrate-down | plan-bitrate-down <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> ] [ no max-bitrate-up | max-bitrate-up
<Xdsl::BondingBitRate> ] [ no max-bitrate-down | max-bitrate-down <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> ] [ no
max-delay-down | max-delay-down <Xdsl::InterleavingDelay> ] [ no max-delay-up | max-delay-up
<Xdsl::InterleavingDelay> ] [ no imp-noise-prot-dn | imp-noise-prot-dn <Xdsl::ImpNoiseProtection> ] [ no
imp-noise-prot-up | imp-noise-prot-up <Xdsl::ImpNoiseProtection> ] [ no delay-opt-mode-ds | delay-opt-mode-ds
<Xdsl::BondingGroupDelayOptimMode> ] [ no grp-assembly-time | grp-assembly-time
<Xdsl::BondingGroupProfileAssemblyTimer> ] [ [ no ] active ] )
Command Parameters
Table 24.3-1 "xDSL Bonding Group Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- bonding group profile index
- range: [1...100]
Table 24.3-2 "xDSL Bonding Group Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
Format: name of the profile
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]


- length: 1<=x<=32
(scope) Format: mandatory parameter
( local-profile scope of the profile
| network-profile )
Possible values:
- network-profile : the network profile
version Parameter type: <SignedInteger> mandatory parameter
[no] min-bitrate-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 64
- a bonding bit rate value minimum upstream bit rate to be
- unit: kbps maintained
- range: [0...2147483647]
[no] min-bitrate-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 1024
- a bonding bit rate value minimum downstream bit rate to
- unit: kbps be maintained
- range: [0...2147483647]
[no] plan-bitrate-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 128
- a bonding bit rate value planned bitrate in upstream
- unit: kbps
- range: [0...2147483647]
[no] plan-bitrate-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 1536
- a bonding bit rate value planned bitrate in downstream
- unit: kbps
- range: [0...2147483647]
[no] max-bitrate-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 640
- a bonding bit rate value maximum bitrate in upstream
- unit: kbps
- range: [0...2147483647]
[no] max-bitrate-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 6144
- a bonding bit rate value maximum bitrate in downstream
- unit: kbps
- range: [0...2147483647]
[no] max-delay-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::InterleavingDelay> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 16
- unit: msec function in downstream
- range: [1...63]
[no] max-delay-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::InterleavingDelay> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 16
- unit: msec function in upstream
- range: [1...63]
[no] imp-noise-prot-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::ImpNoiseProtection> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- unit: 1/10 symbols protection in downstream
- range: [0...160]
[no] imp-noise-prot-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::ImpNoiseProtection> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0


- unit: 1/10 symbols protection in upstream
- range: [0...160]
[no] delay-opt-mode-ds Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingGroupDelayOptimMode> optional parameter with default
( none identifies the mode of the
| by-co downstream delay optimization
| by-cpe )
Possible values:
- none : no downstream delay optimization
- by-co : the downstream optimization is done by the co
- by-cpe : the downstream optimization is done by the
cpe(option not yet supported)
[no] grp-assembly-time Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<Xdsl::BondingGroupProfileAssemblyTimer> value: "use-system"
Format: Max waiting period for group to
( infinity become operational
| <Xdsl::BondingAssemblyTimer>
| use-system )
Possible values:
- infinity : wait forever, special value 0
- use-system : use system wide parameter, special value
65535
Field type <Xdsl::BondingAssemblyTimer>
- value of the assembly timer
- unit: sec
- range: [1...65534]

24.4 xDSL Bonding Group Rtx Profile

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the bonding group RTX profile which can be used to configure the
modem for each contributing physical line of the bonding group
RTX downstream/upstream parameters will have effect on lines supporting RTX, only when the retransmission
feature in downstream/upstream is not "forbidden"
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl-bonding ( no group-rtx-profile (index) ) | ( group-rtx-profile (index) name <AsamProfileName> [

version <SignedInteger> ] [ no rtx-mode-dn | rtx-mode-dn <Xdsl::RtxMode> ] [ no rtx-mode-up | rtx-mode-up
<Xdsl::RtxMode> ] [ no min-exp-thrpt-dn | min-exp-thrpt-dn <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> ] [ no min-exp-thrpt-up |
min-exp-thrpt-up <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> ] [ no plan-exp-thrpt-dn | plan-exp-thrpt-dn <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> ] [
no plan-exp-thrpt-up | plan-exp-thrpt-up <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> ] [ no max-exp-thrpt-dn | max-exp-thrpt-dn
<Xdsl::BondingBitRate> ] [ no max-exp-thrpt-up | max-exp-thrpt-up <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> ] [ no
max-net-rate-dn | max-net-rate-dn <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> ] [ no max-net-rate-up | max-net-rate-up
<Xdsl::BondingBitRate> ] [ no min-delay-dn | min-delay-dn <Xdsl::RtxMinDelay> ] [ no min-delay-up |
min-delay-up <Xdsl::RtxMinDelay> ] [ no max-delay-dn | max-delay-dn <Xdsl::RtxMaxDelay> ] [ no
max-delay-up | max-delay-up <Xdsl::RtxMaxDelay> ] [ no min-inp-shine-dn | min-inp-shine-dn
<Xdsl::ShineImpNoiseProtection> ] [ no min-inp-shine-up | min-inp-shine-up <Xdsl::ShineImpNoiseProtection> ]
[ no min-inp-rein-dn | min-inp-rein-dn <Xdsl::ReinImpNoiseProtection> ] [ no min-inp-rein-up | min-inp-rein-up
<Xdsl::ReinImpNoiseProtection> ] [ no int-arr-time-dn | int-arr-time-dn <Xdsl::RtxInterArrivalTime> ] [ no
int-arr-time-up | int-arr-time-up <Xdsl::RtxInterArrivalTime> ] [ no shine-ratio-dn | shine-ratio-dn
<Xdsl::RtxShineRatio> ] [ no shine-ratio-up | shine-ratio-up <Xdsl::RtxShineRatio> ] [ no leftr-thresh-dn |
leftr-thresh-dn <Xdsl::RtxLeftrThreshold> ] [ no leftr-thresh-up | leftr-thresh-up <Xdsl::RtxLeftrThreshold> ] [ [ no
] active ] )
Command Parameters
Table 24.4-1 "xDSL Bonding Group Rtx Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...128]
Table 24.4-2 "xDSL Bonding Group Rtx Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters


- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
[no] rtx-mode-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxMode> optional parameter with default
( forbidden retransmission mode in
| preferred downstream
| forced
| testmode )
Possible values:
[no] rtx-mode-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxMode> optional parameter with default
( forbidden retransmission mode in upstream
| preferred
| forced
| testmode )
Possible values:
[no] min-exp-thrpt-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 64
- a bonding bit rate value minimum expected throughput
- range: [0...2147483647]
[no] min-exp-thrpt-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 64
- a bonding bit rate value minimum expected throughput
- range: [0...2147483647]
[no] plan-exp-thrpt-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 128
- a bonding bit rate value planned expected throughput for
- range: [0...2147483647]
[no] plan-exp-thrpt-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 128
- a bonding bit rate value planned expected throughput for
- range: [0...2147483647]
[no] max-exp-thrpt-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> optional parameter with default
- a bonding bit rate value maximum expected throughput
- range: [0...2147483647]
[no] max-exp-thrpt-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> optional parameter with default


- a bonding bit rate value maximum expected throughput
- range: [0...2147483647]
[no] max-net-rate-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> optional parameter with default
- a bonding bit rate value maximum net data rate for
- range: [0...2147483647]
[no] max-net-rate-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> optional parameter with default
- a bonding bit rate value maximum net data rate for
- range: [0...2147483647]
[no] min-delay-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxMinDelay> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
direction
[no] min-delay-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxMinDelay> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
direction
[no] max-delay-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxMaxDelay> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 12
- unit: msec allowed(due to the effect of
no delay bounds
[no] max-delay-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxMaxDelay> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 12
no delay bounds
[no] min-inp-shine-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::ShineImpNoiseProtection> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 8
[no] min-inp-shine-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::ShineImpNoiseProtection> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 8
[no] min-inp-rein-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::ReinImpNoiseProtection> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
[no] min-inp-rein-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::ReinImpNoiseProtection> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0


[no] int-arr-time-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxInterArrivalTime> optional parameter with default
| derivedfrom120hz ) rein protection for downstream
[no] int-arr-time-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxInterArrivalTime> optional parameter with default
| derivedfrom120hz ) rein protection for upstream
[no] shine-ratio-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxShineRatio> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10
- shine ratio shine ratio for downstream
- unit: 1/1000 direction
- range: [0...100]
[no] shine-ratio-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxShineRatio> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10
- shine ratio shine ratio for upstream direction
- unit: 1/1000
- range: [0...100]
[no] leftr-thresh-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxLeftrThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- unit: 1/100 defect in downstream direction
- range: [0,1...99]
[no] leftr-thresh-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxLeftrThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- unit: 1/100 defect in upstream direction
- range: [0,1...99]

24.5 xDSL Bonding Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows to configure a bonding group, which consists of assigning a predefined bonding group
profile and optional assigning a group rtx-profile.
Configuring bonding group will fail when a service is already configured on the secondary DSL line of the bonding
group
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl-bonding group (bonding-group-idx) [ no group-profile | group-profile

<Xdsl::GroupProfileIndexWithRemove> ] [ no group-rtx-profile | group-rtx-profile <Xdsl::LineRtxProfile> ] [ [ no
] admin-up ] [ [ no ] up ]
Command Parameters
Table 24.5-1 "xDSL Bonding Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(bonding-group-idx) Format: a unique interface index
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Table 24.5-2 "xDSL Bonding Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] group-profile Parameter type: <Xdsl::GroupProfileIndexWithRemove> optional parameter with default
( none a valid profile index for the
| <Xdsl::GroupProfileIndexWithRemove> interface
Possible values:
Field type <Xdsl::GroupProfileIndexWithRemove>


- range: [0...100]
- printable string
[no] group-rtx-profile Parameter type: <Xdsl::LineRtxProfile> optional parameter with default
( none a valid bonding group rtx profile
| <Xdsl::RtxProfilePointer> index for the interface
Possible values:
Field type <Xdsl::RtxProfilePointer>
- profile index
- range: [0...128]
- printable string
[no] admin-up Parameter type: boolean obsolete parameter replaced by
parameter "up"
set the admin-state of the group
to up
[no] up Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
during creation.
admin-state of the group to up
Command Output
Table 24.5-3 "xDSL Bonding Configuration Command" Display parameters
group-profile-name Parameter type: <Xdsl::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the group profile
detail mode.
group-rtx-profile-name Parameter type: <Xdsl::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the bonding group rtx
- ignored printable string profile
detail mode.

24.6 xDSL Bonding Configuration Command
Command Description
This node provides the provisoning of the bonding group, which consists of adding/removing links to/from the
bonding group.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl-bonding group (bonding-group-idx) ( no link (bonding-link-id) ) | ( link (bonding-link-id) )
Command Parameters
Table 24.6-1 "xDSL Bonding Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(bonding-group-idx) Format: a unique interface index
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
(bonding-link-id) Format: a bonding link interface index
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number

24.7 xDSL Bonding Board Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure xdsl bonding parameters related with a specific board.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl-bonding board (board-index)
Command Parameters
Table 24.7-1 "xDSL Bonding Board Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
| <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> )
- the rack number
- the shelf number

24.8 xDSL Bonding Board Vectoring Fallback

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure per board the profile selection in case the bonding group enters the
vectoring fallback mode.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl-bonding board (board-index) vect-fallback [ no group-profile | group-profile

<Xdsl::VectFbGroupProfileIndex> ] [ no group-rtx-profile | group-rtx-profile <Xdsl::VectFbGroupRtxProfile> ]
Command Parameters
Table 24.8-1 "xDSL Bonding Board Vectoring Fallback Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Table 24.8-2 "xDSL Bonding Board Vectoring Fallback Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
[no] group-profile Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectFbGroupProfileIndex> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "group-level"
( group-level a valid profile index for the
| <Xdsl::VectFbGroupProfilePointer> interface
Possible values:
- group-level : use the original group profile in fallback
mode
Field type <Xdsl::VectFbGroupProfilePointer>


- range: [1...100]
- printable string
[no] group-rtx-profile Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectFbGroupRtxProfile> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "group-level"
( none a valid bonding group rtx profile
| group-level index for the interface
| <Xdsl::VectFbRtxProfilePointer>
Possible values:
- group-level : use the original group rtx profile in fallback
mode
Field type <Xdsl::VectFbRtxProfilePointer>
- range: [0...128]
- printable string
Command Output
Table 24.8-3 "xDSL Bonding Board Vectoring Fallback Configuration Command" Display
parameters
group-profile-name Parameter type: <Xdsl::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the group profile
detail mode.
group-rtx-profile-name Parameter type: <Xdsl::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the bonding group rtx
- ignored printable string profile
detail mode.

25- Voice Configuration Commands
25.1 Voice Configuration Command Tree 25-531

25.2 Voice Sip Server Configuration Commands 25-537
25.3 Voice Sip LineId Syntax Profile Configuration 25-540
Commands
25.4 Voice Sip User Agent Configuration Commands 25-542
25.5 Sip Voice Service Provider Configuration Commands 25-545
25.6 Voice Sip User Agent Access Point Configuration 25-551
Command
25.7 Voice Sip Dial Plan Configuration Commands 25-553
25.8 Voice Sip Dial Plan Digitmap Configuration 25-555
Commands
25.9 Voice Sip Termination Configuration Commands 25-556
25.10 Voice Sip Termination TCA Threshold Configuration 25-561
Command
25.11 Sip Voice Register Configuration Commands 25-563
25.12 Voice Sip Transport Configuration Commands 25-565
25.13 Voice Sip Redundancy Table Configuration 25-567
Commands
25.14 Voice Sip System Session Timer Configuration 25-571
Commands
25.15 Voice Sip DNS Server Configuration Commands 25-573
25.16 Voice Sip DHCP Authentication Params 25-575
Configuration Commands
25.17 Voice Sip Restoration Failover/Failback Type/Mode 25-577
25.18 Voice Statistics Configure Command 25-578
25.19 Voice Cluster Configuration Commands 25-579
25.20 Voice Megaco IP Configuration Commands 25-580
25.21 Voice Megaco Equipment Configuration Commands 25-582
25.22 Voice Megaco Equipment Board Configuration 25-584
Commands
25.23 Voice Megaco Equipment Termination Configuration 25-586
Commands
25.24 Voice Megaco Termination Configuration 25-590
Commands
25.25 Voice Megaco Media Gateway Configuration 25-592
Commands
25.26 Voice Megaco Signal Gateway Configuration 25-603
Commands

25 Voice Configuration Commands
25.1 Voice Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Voice Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----voice
----sip
----[no] server
- (name)
- [no] admin-status
- address
- [no] port
- [no] server-role
- [no] priority
- [no] weight
- [no] site
- [no] transproto
- [no] dnsname-type
- admin-domain-name
----lineid-syn-prof
- (name)
- [no] syntax-pattern
- [no] pots-syntax
----[no] user-agent
- (name)
- [no] ip-addr-policy
- [no] ip-config-mode
- [no] signal-gateway-ip
- signal-vlan-id
- [no] signal-dscp
- [no] signal-pbits
- [no] signal-link-mtu
- [no] rtp-gateway-ip
- rtp-vlan-id
- [no] rtp-dscp
- [no] rtp-pbits
- [no] rtp-link-mtu
- [no] dhcp-optreq-list
- [no] admin-status
----vsp
- (name)
- [no] domain-name
- [no] admin-status
- [no] tinfo
- [no] ta4
- [no] ttir1
- [no] t-acm-delta
- [no] access-held-time
- [no] awaiting-time

- [no] digit-send-mode
- [no] overlap-484-act
- [no] dmpm-intdgt-expid
- [no] dial-start-timer
- [no] dial-long-timer
- [no] dial-short-timer
- [no] uri-type
- [no] rfc2833-pl-type
- [no] rfc2833-process
- [no] min-data-jitter
- [no] init-data-jitter
- [no] max-data-jitter
- [no] release-mode
- [no] dyn-pt-nego-type
- [no] vbd-g711a-pl-type
- [no] vbd-g711u-pl-type
- [no] vbd-mode
- [no] warmline-dl-timer
- [no] timer-b
- [no] timer-f
- [no] timer-t1
- [no] timer-t2
- [no] reg-sub
- [no] sub-period
- [no] sub-head-start
- [no] t38-same-udp
- [no] dhcp-option82
----user-agent-ap
- (ua-name)
- slot-id
- signal-ip
- rtp-ip
- [no] dhcp-fqdn
- [no] dhcp-customer-id
- [no] admin-status
----[no] dialplan
- (name)
- [no] pre-activated
- [no] static-prefix
- [no] static-suffix
- [no] digitmap-mode
----[no] digitmap
- (name)
- type
- rule
- [no] access-type
----[no] termination
- (if-index)
- [no] directory-number
- [no] user-name
- [no] display-name
- [no] uri
- [no] direct-uri
- [no] line-feed
- [no] md5-realm
- [no] md5-password
- [no] admin-status
- [no] clip-mode
- [no] anti-tapping

- [no] impedance
- [no] rx-gain
- [no] tx-gain
- [no] warmline-service
- [no] linesig-remanswer
- [no] line-id
- [no] force-hold
- [no] callwait-service
- [no] callhold-service
- [no] callconf-service
- [no] calltras-service
- [no] testaccessstate
- [no] busyoverwrite
- [no] accessontimeout
----tca
- [no] enable
- [no] high-jbfl
- [no] low-jbfl
----register
- (provider-name)
- [no] register-uri
- [no] register-intv
- [no] reg-retry-intv
- [no] reg-prev-ava-intv
- [no] reg-head-start
- [no] reg-start-min
----[no] transport
- (trans-protocol)
- provider-name
- [no] admin-status
- [no] port-rcv
- [no] tcp-idle-time
- [no] max-out-udp-size
----redundancy
- (admin-domain-name)
- [no] support-redun
- [no] dns-purge-timer
- [no] dns-ini-retr-int
- [no] dns-max-retr-nbr
- [no] fg-monitor-method
- [no] fg-monitor-int
- [no] bg-monitor-method
- [no] bg-monitor-int
- [no] stable-obs-period
- [no] fo-hystersis
- [no] del-upd-threshold
- [no] auto-server-fo
- [no] auto-server-fb
- [no] auto-sos-fo
- [no] auto-sos-fb
- [no] rtry-after-thrsh
- [no] options-max-fwd
- [no] dns-redun-mode
----system
----session-timer
X [no] enable
- [no] status
- [no] min-se-time

- [no] se-time
- [no] admin-status
----[no] dnsserver
- (name)
- [no] admin-status
- address
- [no] priority
- [no] site
- admin-domain-name
- [no] port
----[no] dhcp-authent-para
- (ua-name)
- secret-id
- [no] key
- [no] action-type
----redundancy-cmd
- (domain-name)
- [no] start-time
- [no] end-time
- fail-x-type
----statistics
----stats-config
- [no] per-line
- [no] per-board
- [no] per-system
- [no] per-call
- [no] out-any-rsp
- [no] out-180-rsp
- [no] out-200-rsp
- [no] in-any-rsp
- [no] in-180-rsp
----cluster
- (cluster-id)
----ip
- ivps-ip
- netmask
- router-ip
- vlan-id
- [no] private-ip
- [no] private-netmask
- [no] private-vlan-id
----[no] equipment
- (equip-id)
- asam-id
- ip-address
- [no] next-hop
----[no] board
- (board-id)
- planned-type
- lanx-port
----[no] termination
- (port-id)
- [no] type
- [no] isdn-codec
- [no] switch-type
- [no] activate-type
- termination-id
- media-gateway-id
- [no] admin-status

- [no] line-feed
- [no] rx-gain
- [no] tx-gain
- [no] impedance
- [no] rtp-dscp
- [no] rtp-pbits
- [no] clip-mode
- [no] metering-type
- [no] directory-number
----tca
- [no] tca-enable
- [no] rtp-pktloss-thres
- [no] rtp-jitter-thres
- [no] rtp-delay-thres
----[no] media-gateway
- (media-gateway-id)
- [no] name
- ip-address
- netmask
- [no] udp-port
- [no] router-ip
- vlan-id
- [no] mgc-type
- prim-mgc-ip
- [no] mgc-id
- [no] prim-mgc-udp
- [no] sec-mgc-ip
- [no] sec-mgc-udp
- [no] tert-mgc-ip
- [no] tert-mgc-udp
- [no] quat-mgc-ip
- [no] quat-mgc-udp
- [no] esa-mgc-service
- [no] mg-mid-type
- [no] mg-domain-name
- [no] svcreason-format
- [no] mg-profile-name
- [no] admin-status
- [no] termid-type
- [no] pstn-term-format
- isdn-term-format
- isdn-suffix1
- isdn-suffix2
- [no] max-transhandling
- [no] max-network-delay
- [no] max-retrans
- [no] red-bat-delay
- [no] release-delay
- [no] release-type
- [no] wt-rls-delay
- [no] active-heartbeat
- [no] passive-heartbeat
- [no] retrans
- [no] max-waiting-delay
- [no] prov-rpl-time
- [no] signal-dscp
- [no] signal-pbits
- [no] rtp-dscp

- [no] rtp-pbits
- [no] event-req-id
- [no] stml-stdsg-evt
- [no] al-of-evt
- [no] al-on-evt
- [no] al-of-strict-evt
- [no] al-on-strict-evt
- [no] mg-overload-evt
- [no] mg-dummy-evt
- [no] rfc2833-pl-type
- [no] rfc2833-process
- [no] dial-start-timer
- [no] dial-long-timer
- [no] dial-short-timer
- [no] min-data-jitter
- [no] init-data-jitter
- [no] max-data-jitter
- [no] ephe-term-prefix
- [no] ephe-term-min
- [no] ephe-term-max
----[no] signal-gateway
- (signal-gateway-id)
- prim-asp-ip
- prim-sctp-port
- sec-asp-ip
- [no] sec-sctp-port
- tert-asp-ip
- [no] tert-sctp-port
- quat-asp-ip
- [no] quat-sctp-port
- ip-address
- sgi-user-label
- sgi-mgi
- [no] admin-status

25.2 Voice Sip Server Configuration Commands
Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the Voice Sip Server profile.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with sip privileges, and executed by operators with sip privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice sip ( no server (name) ) | ( server (name) [ no admin-status | admin-status
<Sip::ServerAdminStatus> ] address <Sip::ServerAddr> [ no port | port <Sip::ServerPort> ] [ no server-role |
server-role <Sip::ServerRole> ] [ no priority | priority <Sip::ServerPriority> ] [ no weight | weight
<Sip::ServerWeight> ] [ no site | site <Sip::ServerSite> ] [ no transproto | transproto <Sip::ServerTransproto> ] [ no
dnsname-type | dnsname-type <Sip::DnsDomNameType> ] admin-domain-name <Sip::AdminDomName> )
Command Parameters
Table 25.2-1 "Voice Sip Server Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: uniquely identify of this voice
- uniquely identifies this voice server server
- length: x<=32
Table 25.2-2 "Voice Sip Server Configuration Commands" Command Parameters
[no] admin-status Parameter type: <Sip::ServerAdminStatus> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "down"
( up administrative status of this sip
| down ) server
Possible values:
- up : unlock the sip server
- down : lock the sip server
address Parameter type: <Sip::ServerAddr> mandatory parameter
Format: The address(ipv4 or DNS or
( ipv4 : <Ip::V4Address> FQDN) of this SIP server
| dns : <Sip::ServerAddr> )
Possible values:
- ipv4 : the address type of the server is ipv4
- dns : the address type of the server is DNS
- IPv4-address
Field type <Sip::ServerAddr>
- name of the SipServer that can be resolved to an IP address
via a DNS Server


- length: 7<=x<=64
[no] port Parameter type: <Sip::ServerPort> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 5060
- the SIP server port port of voice server
- range: [1...65534]
[no] server-role Parameter type: <Sip::ServerRole> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "proxy-server"
( proxy-server The role of voice application
| registrar-server server. When redundancy is
| registrar-and-proxy ) DISABLED, the operator can
Possible values: configure 3 different server roles,
- proxy-server : proxy server role = Proxy server, role =
- registrar-server : registrar server Registrar server, role = Proxy
- registrar-and-proxy : served as a registrarServer and a server AND Registrar server.
proxyServer System will behave in accordance
with configured role. When
redundancy is ENABLED, the
system always assume role =
Proxy server AND Registrar
server, irrespective of what has
been configured by the operator.
Thus the system always behaves
according to the role =
proxyAndRegistrarServer(20),
and does not look at the value
been configured by the operator
[no] priority Parameter type: <Sip::ServerPriority> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 100
- the SIP server priority The priority of voice application
- range: [0...65535] server
[no] weight Parameter type: <Sip::ServerWeight> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 100
- the SIP server weight The weight of voice application
[no] site Parameter type: <Sip::ServerSite> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "primary-site"
( primary-site The site of voice application
| geo-backup-site server
| sos-backup-site )
Possible values:
- primary-site : the server belongs to the GEO primary site
- geo-backup-site : the server belongs to the GEO secondary
site
- sos-backup-site : the server belongs to the SOS secondary
site
[no] transproto Parameter type: <Sip::ServerTransproto> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "udp"
( udp The transport protocol of voice
| tcp application server
| both )
Possible values:
- udp : the transport protocol used in connecting to the server
is UDP
- tcp : the transport protocol used in connecting to the server
is TCP
- both : the transport protocol used in connecting to the
server is TCP and UDP


[no] dnsname-type Parameter type: <Sip::DnsDomNameType> optional parameter with default
( none The clarification of whether a
| dn Domain Name (dn) or Fully
| fqdn ) qualified Domain Name (fqdn)
Possible values: was provisioned for the object
- none : If sipServerAddrType is provisioned with value sipServerAddr.
ipv4, this object should set to none
- dn : If sipServerAddrType is provisioned with value dns, it
means the sipserver address is provisoned with DNS.
- fqdn : If sipServerAddrType is provisioned with value dns,
it means the sipserver address is provisoned with FQDN.
admin-domain-name Parameter type: <Sip::AdminDomName> mandatory parameter
Format: The administrative domain name
- uniquely name of this element of the (farm of) SIP First hop(s).
- length: x<=32 The administrative domain might
be the VoIP Access Seeker
Network or the Connectivity
Serving Network.

25.3 Voice Sip LineId Syntax Profile Configuration

Commands
Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the Voice Sip LineId Syntax profile. This command can help operator
to get different types of sip termination contact-user-info: physicallineid or terminationuriordn. If the syntax is
'physicalLineId', then the system will construct a value according the syntax as specified in the next parameters
(depending of the type of line being pots or isdn). In case the value is 'terminationuriordn', then the value will be
taken from the corresponding parameter of the SipTermination object (chapter 38.9): the uri will be taken firstly if
it is valid, otherwise the dn can be taken. The keywords apply to the profile syntax include: "Access_Node_ID",
"Rack", "Frame", "Slot", "ShSlt", "Port","ShPrt", "Channel". The sip termination contact-user-info can be learned
using the show command: show voice sip termination.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure voice sip lineid-syn-prof (name) [ no syntax-pattern | syntax-pattern <SIP::LineIdSyntaxPattern> ] [ no

pots-syntax | pots-syntax <SIP::PotsSyntax> ]
Command Parameters
Table 25.3-1 "Voice Sip LineId Syntax Profile Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: uniquely identify of this lineid
- the lineid syntax profile name, can only be profile1 syntax profile, can only be
- length: x<=32 profile1
Table 25.3-2 "Voice Sip LineId Syntax Profile Configuration Commands" Command Parameters
[no] syntax-pattern Parameter type: <SIP::LineIdSyntaxPattern> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "terminationuriordn"
( rpregisterdialog pattern of the sip LineID Syntax
| rpregister
| physicallineid
| terminationuriordn )
Possible values:
- rpregisterdialog : random per register and dialog
- rpregister : random per register
- physicallineid : physical line id
- terminationuriordn : termination uri
[no] pots-syntax Parameter type: <SIP::PotsSyntax> optional parameter with default


Format: value:
- syntax of the POTS SIP LineID "al/Channel/Port/Slot/Frame/Rack/Acce
- length: x<=128 syntax of the Pots sip LineID

25.4 Voice Sip User Agent Configuration

Commands
Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the Voice Sip user agent profile.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure voice sip ( no user-agent (name) ) | ( user-agent (name) [ no ip-addr-policy | ip-addr-policy
<Sip::IpAddrPolicy> ] [ no ip-config-mode | ip-config-mode <Sip::IpConfigMode> ] [ no signal-gateway-ip |
signal-gateway-ip <Sip::UserAgentIpAddr> ] signal-vlan-id <Sip::UserAgentVlanId> [ no signal-dscp | signal-dscp
<Sip::UserAgentSignalDscp> ] [ no signal-pbits | signal-pbits <Sip::UserAgentSignalPbits> ] [ no signal-link-mtu |
signal-link-mtu <Sip::UserAgentLinkMTU> ] [ no rtp-gateway-ip | rtp-gateway-ip <Sip::UserAgentIpAddr> ] [
rtp-vlan-id <Sip::UserAgentVlanId> ] [ no rtp-dscp | rtp-dscp <Sip::UserAgentRtpDscp> ] [ no rtp-pbits | rtp-pbits
<Sip::UserAgentRtpPbits> ] [ no rtp-link-mtu | rtp-link-mtu <Sip::UserAgentLinkMTU> ] [ no dhcp-optreq-list |
dhcp-optreq-list <Sip::UserAgentDHCPOptionReqList> ] [ no admin-status | admin-status
<Sip::UserAgentAdminStatus> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 25.4-1 "Voice Sip User Agent Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: uniquely identify of this user
- uniquely identifies the User Agent agent
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 25.4-2 "Voice Sip User Agent Configuration Commands" Command Parameters
[no] ip-addr-policy Parameter type: <Sip::IpAddrPolicy> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "distributed"
( distributed The ip address policy of the sip
| centralized ) user agent
Possible values:
- distributed : the ip address policy of the user agent
operation is to use an IP address per Voice LT, not
applicable for NGVR
- centralized : the ip address policy of the user agent
operation is to use a single IP address for the ISAM Voice
and NGVR
[no] ip-config-mode Parameter type: <Sip::IpConfigMode> optional parameter with default


Format: value: "dhcp"
( dhcp The ip config mode of the sip
| manual ) user agent, conditionally be used
Possible values: when ip-address-policy is
- dhcp : the ip config mode of the user agent operation is to distributed
obtain an IP address via dhcp
- manual : the status of the user agent operation is to get an
IP address via manual configuration
[no] signal-gateway-ip Parameter type: <Sip::UserAgentIpAddr> optional parameter with default
- IPv4-address IP address of the signal gateway,
must be set when manual mode
and ip-address-policy is
distributed, otherwise it is
optional
signal-vlan-id Parameter type: <Sip::UserAgentVlanId> mandatory parameter
Format: vlan id for signaling packet
- vlan id
- range: [1...4092]
[no] signal-dscp Parameter type: <Sip::UserAgentSignalDscp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 46
- dscp mark for rtp or rtcp packets dscp mark for sip signalling
- range: [0...63] packets
[no] signal-pbits Parameter type: <Sip::UserAgentSignalPbits> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 6
- the dot-1p bit value 802.1p bits for sip signalling
- range: [0...7] packets.
[no] signal-link-mtu Parameter type: <Sip::UserAgentLinkMTU> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 1500
- linkMTU value of signal-vlan linkmtu for signaling vlan
- range: [576...1500]
[no] rtp-gateway-ip Parameter type: <Sip::UserAgentIpAddr> optional parameter with default
- IPv4-address IP address of the associated voice
default gateway, must be set
when manual mode and
ip-address-policy is distributed,
otherwise it is optional
rtp-vlan-id Parameter type: <Sip::UserAgentVlanId> optional parameter
Format: vlan id for rtp traffic
- vlan id
- range: [1...4092]
[no] rtp-dscp Parameter type: <Sip::UserAgentRtpDscp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 46
- dscp mark for rtp or rtcp packets dscp mark for rtp or rtcp packets
- range: [0...63]
[no] rtp-pbits Parameter type: <Sip::UserAgentRtpPbits> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 6
- the dot-1p bit value 802.1p bits rtp or rtcp packets
- range: [0...7]
[no] rtp-link-mtu Parameter type: <Sip::UserAgentLinkMTU> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 1500
- linkMTU value of signal-vlan linkmtu for voice vlan, only be
- range: [576...1500] used when rtp-vlan != signal-vlan
[no] dhcp-optreq-list Parameter type: <Sip::UserAgentDHCPOptionReqList> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "1,3,6,120"
- this attribute is defined for future usage this attribute is defined for future


- length: x<=63 usage
[no] admin-status Parameter type: <Sip::UserAgentAdminStatus> optional parameter with default
| down ) user agent
Possible values:
- up : unlock the sip user agent
- down : lock the sip user agent

25.5 Sip Voice Service Provider Configuration

Commands
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the Voice Service Provider.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure voice sip vsp (name) [ no domain-name | domain-name <Sip::VspDomainName> ] [ no admin-status |
admin-status <Sip::VspAdminStatus> ] [ no tinfo | tinfo <Sip::VspTinfo> ] [ no ta4 | ta4 <Sip::VspTa4> ] [ no ttir1
| ttir1 <Sip::VspTtir1> ] [ no t-acm-delta | t-acm-delta <Sip::VspTAcmDelta> ] [ no access-held-time |
access-held-time <Sip::VSPAccessHeldTimer> ] [ no awaiting-time | awaiting-time <Sip::VSPAwaitingTimer> ] [
no digit-send-mode | digit-send-mode <Sip::VSPDigitSendingMode> ] [ no overlap-484-act | overlap-484-act
<Sip::VSPOverlap484Action> ] [ no dmpm-intdgt-expid | dmpm-intdgt-expid <Sip::VSPDMPMIntDgtExpid> ] [
no dial-start-timer | dial-start-timer <Sip::VSPDialStartTimer> ] [ no dial-long-timer | dial-long-timer
<Sip::VSPDialLongTimer> ] [ no dial-short-timer | dial-short-timer <Sip::VSPDialShortTimer> ] [ no uri-type |
uri-type <Sip::VSPURIType> ] [ no rfc2833-pl-type | rfc2833-pl-type <Sip::VSPRfc2833PayloadType> ] [ no
rfc2833-process | rfc2833-process <Sip::VSPRfc2833Process> ] [ no min-data-jitter | min-data-jitter
<Sip::VSPDataJitter> ] [ no init-data-jitter | init-data-jitter <Sip::VSPDataJitter> ] [ no max-data-jitter |
max-data-jitter <Sip::VSPDataJitter> ] [ no release-mode | release-mode <Sip::VSPReleaseMode> ] [ no
dyn-pt-nego-type | dyn-pt-nego-type <Sip::VSPDynamicPTNegoType> ] [ no vbd-g711a-pl-type |
vbd-g711a-pl-type <Sip::VSPVbdG711APayloadType> ] [ no vbd-g711u-pl-type | vbd-g711u-pl-type
<Sip::VSPVbdG711UPayloadType> ] [ no vbd-mode | vbd-mode <Sip::VSPVbdMode> ] [ no warmline-dl-timer |
warmline-dl-timer <Sip::VSPWarmlineDelayTimer> ] [ no timer-b | timer-b <Sip::CommonCfgTimerB> ] [ no
timer-f | timer-f <Sip::CommonCfgTimerF> ] [ no timer-t1 | timer-t1 <Sip::CommonCfgTimerT1> ] [ no timer-t2 |
timer-t2 <Sip::CommonCfgTimerT2> ] [ no reg-sub | reg-sub <Sip::VSPRegSubscribe> ] [ no sub-period |
sub-period <Sip::VSPSubscribePeriod> ] [ no sub-head-start | sub-head-start <Sip::VSPSubscribeHeadStart> ] [ no
t38-same-udp | t38-same-udp <Sip::VSPT38withSameUDP> ] [ no dhcp-option82 | dhcp-option82
<Sip::DHCPOption82> ]
Command Parameters
Table 25.5-1 "Sip Voice Service Provider Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: uniquely identify of this sip voice
- uniquely identify of this SIP voice service provider, can service provider, can only be
only be vsp1 vsp1
Table 25.5-2 "Sip Voice Service Provider Configuration Commands" Command Parameters


[no] domain-name Parameter type: <Sip::VspDomainName> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- domain name of the SIP VSP domain name of the sip Vsp
- length: x<=64
[no] admin-status Parameter type: <Sip::VspAdminStatus> optional parameter with default
| down ) voice service provider
Possible values:
- up : unlock the sip Vsp
- down : lock the sip Vsp
[no] tinfo Parameter type: <Sip::VspTinfo> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 1000
- tinfo of this SIP voice service provider value of tinfo in milli-second of
- range: [1...3600000] this sip voice service provider,
the timer to collect digits before
an INVITE is sent to reduce the
amount of INVITE requests sent
as defined in ETSI TS 183 036
V0.10.1
[no] ta4 Parameter type: <Sip::VspTa4> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 4000
- Ta4 timer expire of this SIP VSP value of Ta4 timer expire in
- unit: millisecond milli-second. The timer Ta4 starts
- range: [1...3600000] on receipt of first dialed digit. If
the dialed digits are not matched
with digitmap, the expiry of Ta4
will trigger the sending of initial
INVITE.
[no] ttir1 Parameter type: <Sip::VspTtir1> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 100
- ttir1 of this SIP voice service provider value of ttir1 in milli-second of
- range: [1...3600000] this sip voice service provider, in
the case 'from-change' is
indicated, UA has to wait for an
UPDATE, the timer assures that
the call can continue if the
UPDATE is missing as defined in
ETSI TS 183 036 V0.10.1
[no] t-acm-delta Parameter type: <Sip::VspTAcmDelta> optional parameter with default
- T-acm-delta timer expire of this SIP VSP value of T-acm-delta timer expire
- unit: millisecond in milli-second. The timer
- range: [1...3600000] T-acm-delta starts on the
situation that T-interdigit timer
expires and there is INVITE
transaction ongoing. The system
will start T-acm-delta. The expiry
of T-acm-delta will end the
attemp of the call establishment.
[no] access-held-time Parameter type: <Sip::VSPAccessHeldTimer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 600
- Value of access-held-timer expires which is used in the this value is used in the release
release control procedure. control procedure. it is started
- unit: second when receiving INVITE with No
- range: [1...65535] Ring and no SDP and stopped
when sending 200 OK (INVITE).


[no] awaiting-time Parameter type: <Sip::VSPAwaitingTimer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 60
- value of awaiting-timer expires which is used in the release this value is used in the release
control procedure. control procedure. it is started
- unit: second when receiving 200 OK (Bye)
- range: [1...65535] with X-Service-indicator and
stopped when receiving INVITE
with No Ring and No SDP.
[no] digit-send-mode Parameter type: <Sip::VSPDigitSendingMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "en-bloc"
( en-bloc digit sending mode of this sip
| overlap-invite voice service provider
| overlap-indialog )
Possible values:
- en-bloc : en-block mode
- overlap-invite : overlap-invite mode
- overlap-indialog : overlap-indialog mode
[no] overlap-484-act Parameter type: <Sip::VSPOverlap484Action> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "release-call"
( release-call release call or not when 484 is
| continue ) received for INVITE before early
Possible values: dialog is established for digit
- release-call : terminate the call. sending in overlap dialing
- continue : continue the digit collection for the call attempt. in-dialog method.
[no] dmpm-intdgt-expid Parameter type: <Sip::VSPDMPMIntDgtExpid> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "send-invite"
( send-invite The action if inter-digit timer
| release-call ) expired when digitmap partial
Possible values: matched.
- send-invite : send out invite with the collected digits.
- release-call : terminate the call.
[no] dial-start-timer Parameter type: <Sip::VSPDialStartTimer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10
- Dialing start timer in second Default maximum waiting time in
- unit: second seconds for dialing the first digit
- range: [1...60]
[no] dial-long-timer Parameter type: <Sip::VSPDialLongTimer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 20
- dialing long timer in second Default maximum waiting time in
- unit: second seconds for dialing when no
- range: [1...60] matching found in the digitmap
[no] dial-short-timer Parameter type: <Sip::VSPDialShortTimer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 5
- dialing short timer in second Default maximum waiting time in
- unit: second seconds for dialing when
- range: [1...60] matching found in the digitmap
[no] uri-type Parameter type: <Sip::VSPURIType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "sip-uri"
( sip-uri uri type of this sip voice service
| tel-uri ) provider
Possible values:
- sip-uri : sip-uri mode
- tel-uri : tel-uri mode
[no] rfc2833-pl-type Parameter type: <Sip::VSPRfc2833PayloadType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 96
- payload type of rfc2833 payload type of rfc2833
- range: [96...127]


[no] rfc2833-process Parameter type: <Sip::VSPRfc2833Process> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "audio"
( audio processing procedure for the dtmf
| rfc2833 event tones
| both
| mandatory-audio )
Possible values:
- audio : processing procedure is audio
- rfc2833 : processing procedure is rfc2833
- both : processing procedure is both
- mandatory-audio : processing procedure is audio first
[no] min-data-jitter Parameter type: <Sip::VSPDataJitter> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 50
- data jitter buffer for calls working in rtp mode in minimum jitter buffer for data
millisecond calls working in rtp mode
- unit: millisecond
- range: [0...200]
[no] init-data-jitter Parameter type: <Sip::VSPDataJitter> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 50
- data jitter buffer for calls working in rtp mode in initial jitter buffer for data calls
millisecond working in rtp mode
- unit: millisecond
- range: [0...200]
[no] max-data-jitter Parameter type: <Sip::VSPDataJitter> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 50
- data jitter buffer for calls working in rtp mode in maximum jitter buffer for data
millisecond calls working in rtp mode
- unit: millisecond
- range: [0...200]
[no] release-mode Parameter type: <Sip::VSPReleaseMode> optional parameter with default
( normal send BYE immediately or not
| caller after caller/callee/both onhook
| callee
| both )
Possible values:
- normal : sending BYE immediately, applicable for the
normal call release procedure
- caller : postpone BYE until access-held-time times out for
caller, only postpone BYE in case the subscriber is caller
- callee : postpone BYE until access-held-time times out for
callee, only postpone BYE in case the subscriber is callee
- both : postpone BYE until access-held-time times out for
caller and callee, postpone BYE in case the subscriber is
caller or callee
[no] dyn-pt-nego-type Parameter type: <Sip::VSPDynamicPTNegoType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "far-end"
( far-end how to negotiate dynamic
| asymmetric ) payload type
Possible values:
- far-end : negotiate with supported by far-end
- asymmetric : negotiate with different payload type for
sending and receiving
[no] vbd-g711a-pl-type Parameter type: <Sip::VSPVbdG711APayloadType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 97
- dynamic payload type of Vbd G711A dynamic payload type of vbd
- range: [96...127] g711a


[no] vbd-g711u-pl-type Parameter type: <Sip::VSPVbdG711UPayloadType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 98
- dynamic payload type of Vbd G711U dynamic payload type of vbd
- range: [96...127] g711u
[no] vbd-mode Parameter type: <Sip::VSPVbdMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "autoswitch"
( autoswitch vbd negotiation mode
| renegotiation
| v152fb-autoswitch
| v152fb-reneg )
Possible values:
- autoswitch : auto switch without negotiation
- renegotiation : renegotiation
- v152fb-autoswitch : V152. If V152 neogtionation fails, act
as autoswitch
- v152fb-reneg : V152. If V152 neogtionation fails, act as
renegotiation
[no] warmline-dl-timer Parameter type: <Sip::VSPWarmlineDelayTimer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 4
- warmline delay timer in second warmline-delay-timer,range from
- unit: second 1 to 60 sec
- range: [1...60]
[no] timer-b Parameter type: <Sip::CommonCfgTimerB> optional parameter with default
- value of SIP CommonCfgTimerB for rfc4780 This object reflects the maximum
- unit: millisecond time a SIP entity will wait to
- range: [2000...64000] receive a response to an INVITE.
The timer is started upon
transmission of the initial
INVITE request.
[no] timer-f Parameter type: <Sip::CommonCfgTimerF> optional parameter with default
- value of SIP CommonCfgTimerF for rfc4780 This object reflects the maximum
- unit: millisecond time a SIP entity will wait to
- range: [2000...64000] receive a final response to a
non-INVITE request. The timer
is started upon transmission of
the initial request.
[no] timer-t1 Parameter type: <Sip::CommonCfgTimerT1> optional parameter with default
- value of SIP CommonCfgTimerT1 for rfc4780 This object reflects the T1 timer
- unit: millisecond for a SIP entity. T1 is an estimate
- range: [200...1000] of the round-trip time (RTT)
between the client and server
transactions.
[no] timer-t2 Parameter type: <Sip::CommonCfgTimerT2> optional parameter with default
- value of SIP CommonCfgTimerT2 for rfc4780 This object reflects the T2 timer
- unit: millisecond for a SIP entity. T2 is the
- range: [200...10000] maximum retransmit interval for
non-INVITE requests and
INVITE responses. It is used in
various parts of the protocol to
reset other Timer* objects to this
value.
[no] reg-sub Parameter type: <Sip::VSPRegSubscribe> optional parameter with default


( disable This object indicates whether the
| enable ) system should send the reg
Possible values: SUBSCRIBE method.
- disable : do not send reg SUBSCRIBE
- enable : send reg SUBSCRIBE
[no] sub-period Parameter type: <Sip::VSPSubscribePeriod> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 3600
- This object indicates subscription expiration time that the This object indicates subscription
client will propose by including it in an Expires header of a expiration time that the client will
SUBSCRIBE request. If this property is set to a value of propose by including it in an
zero, the client SHALL NOT refresh a subscription even if Expires header of a SUBSCRIBE
the server specifies an expiration interval. Accept value request. If this property is set to a
greater than or equal to 60 [0|(60..86400)] value of zero, the client SHALL
- unit: second NOT refresh a subscription even
- range: [0...86400] if the server specifies an
expiration interval.
[no] sub-head-start Parameter type: <Sip::VSPSubscribeHeadStart> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 600
- This object indicates number of seconds prior to expiration This object indicates number of
of a subscription at which the client sends a SUBSCRIBE seconds prior to expiration of a
request to refresh the subscription. Accept value greater than subscription at which the client
or equal to 60 [0|(32..86400)] sends a SUBSCRIBE request to
- unit: second refresh the subscription.
- range: [0...86400]
[no] t38-same-udp Parameter type: <Sip::VSPT38withSameUDP> optional parameter with default
( disable Whether T38 use same UDP port
| enable ) with voice,disable(1),enable(2)
Possible values:
- disable : T38 use different port as voice
- enable : T38 use same port as voice
[no] dhcp-option82 Parameter type: <Sip::DHCPOption82> optional parameter with default
( enable dhcp option82 mode
| disable )
Possible values:
- enable : enable to send option 82 in DHCP mode
- disable : disable to send option 82 in DHCP mode

25.6 Voice Sip User Agent Access Point

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the Voice Sip User Agent Access Point. This command depends on
the Voice Sip UserAgent Configuration command. When a SIP User Agent is created/deleted, the user agent access
point(s) will be created/deleted automatically according to the SIP UA ip-address-policy. The user agent access
point(s) can be learned using the show command: show voice sip user-agent-ap.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure voice sip user-agent-ap (ua-name) slot-id <SIP::SlotIndex> [ signal-ip <SIP::IpAddressAndMask> ] [
rtp-ip <SIP::IpAddressAndMask> ] [ no dhcp-fqdn | dhcp-fqdn <Sip::UaApDHCPFQDN> ] [ no dhcp-customer-id
| dhcp-customer-id <Sip::UaApDHCPCustomerID> ] [ no admin-status | admin-status <Sip::UaApAdminStatus> ]
Command Parameters
Table 25.6-1 "Voice Sip User Agent Access Point Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(ua-name) Format: uniquely identify of the user
- length: 1<=x<=32
slot-id Parameter type: <SIP::SlotIndex> slot id associated with this user
Format: agent access point
| nt
| ntio
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt : nt-slot
- ntio : ntio-slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number

Table 25.6-2 "Voice Sip User Agent Access Point Configuration Command" Command Parameters
signal-ip Parameter type: <SIP::IpAddressAndMask> optional parameter
Format: signalling ip address and prefix
<Ip::V4Address> / <Sip::PrefixLength> length of the sip user agent access
Field type <Ip::V4Address> point
- IPv4-address
Field type <Sip::PrefixLength>
- prefix length of the subnet
- range: [0...32]
rtp-ip Parameter type: <SIP::IpAddressAndMask> optional parameter
Format: rtp ip address and prefix length of
<Ip::V4Address> / <Sip::PrefixLength> the sip user agent access point
- IPv4-address
Field type <Sip::PrefixLength>
- prefix length of the subnet
- range: [0...32]
[no] dhcp-fqdn Parameter type: <Sip::UaApDHCPFQDN> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- the string for FQDN in Option81 When UA send out the FQDN in Option81 When UA
DHCP request send out DHCP request
- length: x<=255
[no] dhcp-customer-id Parameter type: <Sip::UaApDHCPCustomerID> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "Physical-ID"
- the string for Customer id in Option82 When UA send out the Customer id in Option82
DHCP request When UA send out DHCP
- length: x<=64 request
[no] admin-status Parameter type: <Sip::UaApAdminStatus> optional parameter with default
| down ) user agent access point
Possible values:
- up : unlock the sip Ua AccessPoint
- down : lock the sip Ua AccessPoint

25.7 Voice Sip Dial Plan Configuration Commands
Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the Voice Sip dial plan profile.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure voice sip ( no dialplan (name) ) | ( dialplan (name) [ no pre-activated | pre-activated
<Sip::DialPlanPreActivated> ] [ no static-prefix | static-prefix <Sip::DialPlanStaticPrefix> ] [ no static-suffix |
static-suffix <Sip::DialPlanStaticSuffix> ] [ no digitmap-mode | digitmap-mode <Sip::DialPlanDigitMapMode> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 25.7-1 "Voice Sip Dial Plan Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: unique identity of a voice sip dial
- uniquely identifies the dial plan plan
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 25.7-2 "Voice Sip Dial Plan Configuration Commands" Command Parameters
[no] pre-activated Parameter type: <Sip::DialPlanPreActivated> optional parameter with default
( on identify the status for sip dial
| off ) plan prefix
Possible values:
- on : Prefix activated of dial plan is on
- off : Prefix activated of dial plan is off
[no] static-prefix Parameter type: <Sip::DialPlanStaticPrefix> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- static prefix added to all valid DNs identify static prefix(area code)
- length: x<=32 added to valid DNs
[no] static-suffix Parameter type: <Sip::DialPlanStaticSuffix> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- static suffix added to all valid DNs identify static suffix(area code)
- length: x<=32 added all valid DNs
[no] digitmap-mode Parameter type: <Sip::DialPlanDigitMapMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "maximum"
( maximum identify the digit match mode for
| minimum ) dial plan
Possible values:
- maximum : standard match mode


- minimum : system should send out INVITE immediately
when an exact full match dial string is deteced

25.8 Voice Sip Dial Plan Digitmap Configuration

Commands
Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the Voice Sip dialplan digitmap profile.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure voice sip ( no digitmap (name) type <Sip::DialPlanDigitmapType> rule

<Sip::DialPlanDigitmapValue> ) | ( digitmap (name) type <Sip::DialPlanDigitmapType> rule
<Sip::DialPlanDigitmapValue> [ no access-type | access-type <Sip::DialPlanDigitmapAccessType> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 25.8-1 "Voice Sip Dial Plan Digitmap Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: identify voice application dial
- uniquely identifies the dial plan plan within the scope
- length: 1<=x<=32
type Parameter type: <Sip::DialPlanDigitmapType> identify the type of sip dial plan
Format: digitmap
regular
Possible values:
- regular : digitmap type
rule Parameter type: <Sip::DialPlanDigitmapValue> identify the value of sip dial plan
Format: digitmap
- identity the value of digitmap
- length: 1<=x<=100
Table 25.8-2 "Voice Sip Dial Plan Digitmap Configuration Commands" Command Parameters
[no] access-type Parameter type: <Sip::DialPlanDigitmapAccessType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "allowed"
allowed The parameter is not visible
Possible values: during creation.
- allowed : the digitmap can be used The access type of digitmap

25.9 Voice Sip Termination Configuration

Commands
Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the Voice Sip termination profile.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure voice sip ( no termination (if-index) ) | ( termination (if-index) [ no directory-number |

directory-number <Sip::TermDnumber> ] [ no user-name | user-name <Sip::TermUserName> ] [ no display-name |
display-name <Sip::TermUserName> ] [ no uri | uri <Sip::TermUri> ] [ no direct-uri | direct-uri <Sip::TermUri> ] [
no line-feed | line-feed <Sip::TermLineCharacter> ] [ no md5-realm | md5-realm <Sip::MD5Realm> ] [ no
md5-password | md5-password <Security::Password4> ] [ no admin-status | admin-status <Sip::TermAdminStatus>
] [ no clip-mode | clip-mode <Sip::TermETSIClipDataMode> ] [ no anti-tapping | anti-tapping
<Sip::TermAntiTapping> ] [ no impedance | impedance <Sip::TermImpedance> ] [ no rx-gain | rx-gain
<Sip::TermRxGain> ] [ no tx-gain | tx-gain <Sip::TermTxGain> ] [ no warmline-service | warmline-service
<Sip::TermWarmlineService> ] [ no linesig-remanswer | linesig-remanswer
<Sip::TermLineSignalOnRemoteAnswer> ] [ no line-id | line-id <Sip::TermLineId> ] [ no force-hold | force-hold
<Sip::TermService> ] [ no callwait-service | callwait-service <Sip::TermSupplementaryService> ] [ no
callhold-service | callhold-service <Sip::TermSupplementaryService> ] [ no callconf-service | callconf-service
<Sip::TermSupplementaryService> ] [ no calltras-service | calltras-service <Sip::TermSupplementaryService> ] [
no testaccessstate | testaccessstate <Sip::TestAccessState> ] [ no busyoverwrite | busyoverwrite
<Sip::TestAccessBusyOverWrite> ] [ no accessontimeout | accessontimeout <Sip::TestAccessonTimeout> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 25.9-1 "Voice Sip Termination Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
(if-index) Format: The unique internal identifier of
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / the termination port
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number

Table 25.9-2 "Voice Sip Termination Configuration Commands" Command Parameters

[no] directory-number Parameter type: <Sip::TermDnumber> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- identify the DN of the subscriber line identify the directory (telephone)
- length: x<=32 number of the subscriber line
[no] user-name Parameter type: <Sip::TermUserName> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- identify the user name for this port identify the user name for this
- length: x<=64 termination port
[no] display-name Parameter type: <Sip::TermUserName> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- identify the user name for this port display name for this termination
- length: x<=64 port
[no] uri Parameter type: <Sip::TermUri> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- SIP uri by which the user agent identifies subscriber line sip uri by which user agent
- length: x<=80 identifies subscriber line
[no] direct-uri Parameter type: <Sip::TermUri> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- SIP uri by which the user agent identifies subscriber line a call will be automatically
- length: x<=80 established to this SIP-URI after
an off-hook
[no] line-feed Parameter type: <Sip::TermLineCharacter> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "25"
( 25 the characteristic of the
| 40 ) subscriber line
Possible values:
- 25 : the line character of this port is 25, unit: ma
- 40 : the line character of this port is 40, unit: ma
[no] md5-realm Parameter type: <Sip::MD5Realm> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- the string for MD5 realm identifier corrsponding to
- length: x<=64 service provider domain
[no] md5-password Parameter type: <Security::Password4> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "plain : "
( prompt the password associated with the
| plain : <Security::PlainPassword4> ) user
Possible values:
- the string for MD5
- length: x<=64
[no] admin-status Parameter type: <Sip::TermAdminStatus> optional parameter with default
( up identify the status of this port
| down ) administration
Possible values:
- up : unlock the sip application server
- down : lock the sip application server
[no] clip-mode Parameter type: <Sip::TermETSIClipDataMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "cdevalue"
( cdevalue the etsi clip data transmission
| fsk protocol of this sip termination
| dtmf )
Possible values:


- cdevalue : cde configuration will be applied for etsi clip
- fsk : fsk will be applied for etsi clip
- dtmf : dtmf will be applied for etsi clip
[no] anti-tapping Parameter type: <Sip::TermAntiTapping> optional parameter with default
( enable enable/disable the anti-tapping
| disable ) service of this sip termination
Possible values:
- enable : Enable Anti-Tapping service
- disable : Disable Anti-Tapping service
[no] impedance Parameter type: <Sip::TermImpedance> optional parameter with default
( default configure the line impedance of
| 200 this sip termination
| 220
| 220minisplitter
| 270
| 300
| 370
| 600
| 900
| 370minisplitter
| 600splitter
| 370nvlsasplitter
| 370skinnysplitter
| 270duratelsplitter
| 2703msplitter
| reserv3
| reserv17
| reserv18 )
Possible values:
- default : the impedance is default vaule
- 200 : the line impedance is 200 ohm
- 220minisplitter : the line impedance is 220 ohm+
miniSplitter
miniSplitter
- 600splitter : the line impedance is 600 ohm+splitter
- 370nvlsasplitter : the line impedance is 370 ohm+
NVLSASplitter
- 370skinnysplitter : the line impedance is 370 ohm+
SkinnySplitter
- 270duratelsplitter : the line impedance is 270 ohm+
DuratelSplitter
- 2703msplitter : the line impedance is 270 ohm+
3MDplitter
- reserv3 : reserved for future use 3
[no] rx-gain Parameter type: <Sip::TermRxGain> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"


- the line rx_gain range -14...6 configure the line rx_gain of this
- range: [-14...6] sip termination
[no] tx-gain Parameter type: <Sip::TermTxGain> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- the line tx_gain range -14...6 configure the line tx_gain of this
- range: [-14...6] sip termination
[no] warmline-service Parameter type: <Sip::TermWarmlineService> optional parameter with default
( disabled warmline administrative status
| activated
| subscribed )
Possible values:
- disabled : When warmline-service=disabled and direct-uri
is null, warmline service is controlled by SIP Service
Profile. The SSP will tell whether this service is controlled
by UA-Profile or the MIB disable value is applied (e.g.
when the IMS core does not support the UA-profile
approach).
- activated : Warmline is activated
- subscribed : Warmline is controlled by subscriber
[no] linesig-remanswer Parameter type: <Sip::TermLineSignalOnRemoteAnswer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "no-signal"
( no-signal line signal on remote answer
| line-reversal
| single-meteringpulse )
Possible values:
- no-signal : send no signal
- line-reversal : send line reversal signal
- single-meteringpulse : send single metering pulse signal
[no] line-id Parameter type: <Sip::TermLineId> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- identify the line id for this port identify the line id for this
- length: x<=63 termination port
[no] force-hold Parameter type: <Sip::TermService> optional parameter with default
( disable force hold functionality
| enable )
Possible values:
- disable : field is disabled
- enable : field is enabled
[no] callwait-service Parameter type: <Sip::TermSupplementaryService> optional parameter with default
( disabled callwaiting administrative status
| activated )
Possible values:
- disabled : the service is disabled
- activated : the service is activated
[no] callhold-service Parameter type: <Sip::TermSupplementaryService> optional parameter with default
( disabled callhold administrative status
| activated )
Possible values:
[no] callconf-service Parameter type: <Sip::TermSupplementaryService> optional parameter with default
( disabled callconference administrative


| activated ) status
Possible values:
[no] calltras-service Parameter type: <Sip::TermSupplementaryService> optional parameter with default
( disabled calltransfer administrative status
| activated )
Possible values:
[no] testaccessstate Parameter type: <Sip::TestAccessState> optional parameter with default
( on test access status
| off )
Possible values:
- on : turn on TestAccessState
- off : turn off TestAccessState
[no] busyoverwrite Parameter type: <Sip::TestAccessBusyOverWrite> optional parameter with default
( true test access busyoverwrite
| false )
Possible values:
- true : enable TestAccessBusyOverWrite parameter
- false : disable TestAccessBusyOverWrite parameter
[no] accessontimeout Parameter type: <Sip::TestAccessonTimeout> optional parameter with default
- value of test access on expires. time to go until test access
- unit: second timeout. In case test access state
- range: [0...300] is off, the value will be 0. In case
test access state is on, this
parameter is optional with default
initial value 120. The value will
start counting down, until value 0
and test access state will be off
again.

25.10 Voice Sip Termination TCA Threshold

Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable/disable tca or configure the high/low threshold for jitter buffer fill
level of the sip termination.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure voice sip termination (if-index) tca [ [ no ] enable ] [ no high-jbfl | high-jbfl <Sip::JBFL> ] [ no
low-jbfl | low-jbfl <Sip::JBFL> ]
Command Parameters
Table 25.10-1 "Voice Sip Termination TCA Threshold Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
(if-index) Format: The unique internal identifier of
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / the termination port
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Table 25.10-2 "Voice Sip Termination TCA Threshold Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
Enable the reporting of tca for sip
termination
[no] high-jbfl Parameter type: <Sip::JBFL> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 90
- average of jitter buffer fill level percentage for the the high threshould for jitter
termination buffer fill level. it can not be
- unit: percentage smaller than low-jbfl. 100 mean


- range: [0...100] that this parameter shall be
omitted by the system.
[no] low-jbfl Parameter type: <Sip::JBFL> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 80
- average of jitter buffer fill level percentage for the the low threshould for jitter
termination buffer fill level. it can not be
- unit: percentage bigger than high-jbfl. 0 mean that
- range: [0...100] this parameter shall be omitted by
the system.

25.11 Sip Voice Register Configuration Commands
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the SIP Voice Register parameters .
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure voice sip register (provider-name) [ no register-uri | register-uri <Sip::RegisterUri> ] [ no register-intv |
register-intv <Sip::RegisterIntv> ] [ no reg-retry-intv | reg-retry-intv <Sip::RegisterRetryIntv> ] [ no
reg-prev-ava-intv | reg-prev-ava-intv <Sip::RegisterPrevAvaIntv> ] [ no reg-head-start | reg-head-start
<Sip::RegisterHeadStart> ] [ no reg-start-min | reg-start-min <Sip::RegisterStartMin> ]
Command Parameters
Table 25.11-1 "Sip Voice Register Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
(provider-name) Format: uniquely identify register
- provider name,Currently support only vsp1 provider name
- length: x<=32
Table 25.11-2 "Sip Voice Register Configuration Commands" Command Parameters
[no] register-uri Parameter type: <Sip::RegisterUri> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- The registration URI to be used by all SIP terminations that The registration URI to be used
have a service agreement with this SIP Voice Service by all SIP terminations that have
provider a service agreement with this SIP
- length: x<=80 Voice Service provider.
[no] register-intv Parameter type: <Sip::RegisterIntv> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 3600
- The registration expiration time that UA will propose in The registration expiration time
the Expires header of a REGISTER request, unless the value that UA will propose in the
is 0. If the value is set to 0 the UA shall not refresh a Expires header of a REGISTER
registration even if the server specifies an expiration request, unless the value is 0. If
interval. Accept value greater than or equal to 60 the value is set to 0 the UA shall
[0|(60..86400)] not refresh a registration even if
- unit: second the server specifies an expiration
- range: [0...86400] interval.
[no] reg-retry-intv Parameter type: <Sip::RegisterRetryIntv> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 60
- The interval between successive registration retries after a The interval between successive
failed registration. The value of 0 shall disable registration registration retries after a failed


retry registration. The value of 0 shall
- unit: second disable registration retry.
- range: [0...86400]
[no] reg-prev-ava-intv Parameter type: <Sip::RegisterPrevAvaIntv> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 500
- The magnitude of time interval that must be awaited before the magnitude of time interval
the system is allowed to initiate another register request. that must be awaited before the
- unit: millisecond system is allowed to initiate
- range: [100...32000] another register request.
[no] reg-head-start Parameter type: <Sip::RegisterHeadStart> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 600
- The time prior to expiration of a registration at which the The time prior to expiration of a
UA sends a registration refresh. If the value of registration at which the UA
register_head_start is greater than one-half of the value for sends a registration refresh,if the
register_period, then the register_head_start value will be value of register_head_start is
ignored and a timer equal to one-half of the value for greater than one-half of the value
register_period will be used for this function,a value 0 for register_period, then the
means register_head_start will not be used register_head_start value will be
- unit: second ignored and a timer equal to
- range: [0...86400] one-half of the value for
register_period will be used for
this function,a value 0 means,
this value will not be used,valid
input would be [0,32..86400]
[no] reg-start-min Parameter type: <Sip::RegisterStartMin> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 50
- The time prior to expiration of a registration at which a The time prior to expiration of a
registration refresh is sent, if the value of register_head_start registration at which a
is greater than one-half of the value for the Expires value registration refresh is sent. If the
received in the 200 OK response to last REGISTER request value of register_head_start is
for this line (either the Expires parameter in the Contact greater than one-half of the value
header or, if that is not present, in an Expires header), then for the Expires value received in
the register_head_start value is ignored and a timer equal to the 200 OK response to last
one-half of the value for register_period is used for this REGISTER request for this line
function (either the Expires parameter in
- unit: percentage the Contact header or, if that is
- range: [30...70] not present, in an Expires
header), then the
register_head_start value is
ignored and a timer equal to
one-half of the value for
register_period is used for this
function.

25.12 Voice Sip Transport Configuration

Commands
Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the Voice Sip Transport params.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure voice sip ( no transport (trans-protocol) provider-name <Sip::TransportProviderName> ) | ( transport

(trans-protocol) provider-name <Sip::TransportProviderName> [ no admin-status | admin-status
<Sip::TransportAdminStatus> ] [ no port-rcv | port-rcv <Sip::TransportPortRcv> ] [ no tcp-idle-time | tcp-idle-time
<Sip::TransportTCPIdleTime> ] [ no max-out-udp-size | max-out-udp-size <Sip::TransportMaxOutgUdpReqSize>
])
Command Parameters
Table 25.12-1 "Voice Sip Transport Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
(trans-protocol) Format: Terminations will use this
( udp transport for establishing the calls
| tcp
| udp_tcp )
Possible values:
- udp : transport protocol is udp
- tcp : transport protocol is support tcp
- udp_tcp : transport protocol is udp and tcp
provider-name Parameter type: <Sip::TransportProviderName> uniquely identify transport
Format: provider name
- provider name,Currently supports only vsp1
- length: x<=32
Table 25.12-2 "Voice Sip Transport Configuration Commands" Command Parameters
[no] admin-status Parameter type: <Sip::TransportAdminStatus> optional parameter with default
( up change administrative status
| down )
Possible values:
- up : unlock the dns server
- down : lock the dns server


[no] port-rcv Parameter type: <Sip::TransportPortRcv> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 5060
- Defines transport protocol port the UserAgent has to listen Defines transport protocol port
to for incoming SIP requests. the User Agent has to listen to for
- range: [0...65534] incoming SIP requests.
[no] tcp-idle-time Parameter type: <Sip::TransportTCPIdleTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 64
- Define the max time period that a TCP shall be kept alive Define the max time period that a
without exchanging any msg. TCP shall be kept alive without
- unit: second exchanging any msg.
- range: [32...3600]
[no] max-out-udp-size Parameter type: <Sip::TransportMaxOutgUdpReqSize> optional parameter with default
- Define the maximum SIP message size that can be sent Define the maximum SIP
over UDP message size that can be sent
- range: [576...65535] over UDP

25.13 Voice Sip Redundancy Table Configuration

Commands
Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the Voice Sip Redundancy table.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure voice sip redundancy (admin-domain-name) [ no support-redun | support-redun

<Sip::NetwRedunSupported> ] [ no dns-purge-timer | dns-purge-timer <Sip::NetwRedunDnsPurgeTimer> ] [ no
dns-ini-retr-int | dns-ini-retr-int <Sip::NetwRedunDnsInitRetranTimer> ] [ no dns-max-retr-nbr | dns-max-retr-nbr
<Sip::NetwRedunDnsMaxRetrNbr> ] [ no fg-monitor-method | fg-monitor-method
<Sip::NetwRedunFgMonitorMethod> ] [ no fg-monitor-int | fg-monitor-int <Sip::NetwRedunFgMonitorInt> ] [ no
bg-monitor-method | bg-monitor-method <Sip::NetwRedunBgMonitorMethod> ] [ no bg-monitor-int |
bg-monitor-int <Sip::NetwRedunBgMonitorInt> ] [ no stable-obs-period | stable-obs-period
<Sip::NetwRedunStableObsPeriod> ] [ no fo-hystersis | fo-hystersis <Sip::NetwRedunFailoverHystersis> ] [ no
del-upd-threshold | del-upd-threshold <Sip::NetwRedunDeliUpdThreshold> ] [ no auto-server-fo | auto-server-fo
<Sip::NetwRedunAutoFailOver> ] [ no auto-server-fb | auto-server-fb <Sip::NetwRedunAutoFailBack> ] [ no
auto-sos-fo | auto-sos-fo <Sip::NetwRedunAutoFailOver> ] [ no auto-sos-fb | auto-sos-fb
<Sip::NetwRedunAutoSosFailback> ] [ no rtry-after-thrsh | rtry-after-thrsh <Sip::NetwRedunRetryAfterThreshold>
] [ no options-max-fwd | options-max-fwd <Sip::NetwRedunOPTIONSMaxForward> ] [ no dns-redun-mode |
dns-redun-mode <Sip::NetwRedundnsredunmode> ]
Command Parameters
Table 25.13-1 "Voice Sip Redundancy Table Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
(admin-domain-name) Format: The administrative domain name
- uniquely name of this element of the (farm of) SIP First hop(s)
- length: x<=32
Table 25.13-2 "Voice Sip Redundancy Table Configuration Commands" Command Parameters
[no] support-redun Parameter type: <Sip::NetwRedunSupported> optional parameter with default
( enable This object allows the
| disable ) administrator to define whether
Possible values: the Voice Service Provider
- enable : support Redundancy network supports redundancy or
- disable : doesn't supprot Redundancy not.


[no] dns-purge-timer Parameter type: <Sip::NetwRedunDnsPurgeTimer> optional parameter with default
- Expire of the DNS Purge Timer, a value 0 means that the Expire of the DNS Purge Timer,
DNS purge timer is disabled a value 0 means that the DNS
- unit: second purge timer is disabled.
- range: [0...86400]
[no] dns-ini-retr-int Parameter type: <Sip::NetwRedunDnsInitRetranTimer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 500
- Initial DNS retransmission Interval The initial DNS query
- unit: milliseconds retransmission interval(in ms).
- range: [200...1000]
[no] dns-max-retr-nbr Parameter type: <Sip::NetwRedunDnsMaxRetrNbr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 2
- Maximum DNS retransmission times The maximum DNS query
- range: [0...4] retransmission times.
[no] fg-monitor-method Parameter type: <Sip::NetwRedunFgMonitorMethod> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "register-method"
( register-method The Foreground healthy
| options-method monitoring method.
| passive-heartbeat )
Possible values:
- register-method : Foreground Service Healthy Monitoring
mode : register-method
- options-method : Foreground Service Healthy Monitoring
mode : options-method
- passive-heartbeat : Foreground Service Healthy
Monitoring mode : passive-heartbeat
[no] fg-monitor-int Parameter type: <Sip::NetwRedunFgMonitorInt> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 90
- The Foreground healthy monitoring interval, range is The Foreground healthy
[0,32..3600],0 means disable. monitoring interval, range is
- unit: second [0,32..3600],0 means disable.
[no] bg-monitor-method Parameter type: <Sip::NetwRedunBgMonitorMethod> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "options-method"
options-method The Background healthy
Possible values: monitoring method.
- options-method : Background Service Healthy Monitoring
mode : options-method
[no] bg-monitor-int Parameter type: <Sip::NetwRedunBgMonitorInt> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 3600
- The Background healthy monitoring interval,range is The Background healthy
[0,60..86400], 0 means disable. monitoring interval,range is
- unit: second [0,60..86400], 0 means disable.
[no] stable-obs-period Parameter type: <Sip::NetwRedunStableObsPeriod> optional parameter with default
- Configurable stable operation observation period, a value 0 Configurable stable operation
means that the Stable-Operation Observation Period is observation period, a value 0
disabled means that the Stable-Operation
- unit: second Observation Period is disabled.
- range: [0...86400]
[no] fo-hystersis Parameter type: <Sip::NetwRedunFailoverHystersis> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- Fail-Over Hysteresis Threshold, a value 0 means that the The Fail-Over hysteresis,a value
Fail-Over Hysteresis is disabled 0 means that the Fail-Over
- range: [0...5] Hysteresis is disabled.
[no] del-upd-threshold Parameter type: <Sip::NetwRedunDeliUpdThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0


- Autonomous Deliberate Fail-Back Threshold,a value 0 Autonomous Deliberate
means that the deliberate update shall be triggered Fail-Back Threshold,a value 0
immediately means that the deliberate update
- unit: second shall be triggered immediately.
- range: [0...86400]
[no] auto-server-fo Parameter type: <Sip::NetwRedunAutoFailOver> optional parameter with default
( enable This object allows to
| disable ) enable/disable autonomous SIP
Possible values: Server Fail-Over.
- enable : Support autonomous Fail-Over
- disable : Not support autonomous Fail-Over
[no] auto-server-fb Parameter type: <Sip::NetwRedunAutoFailBack> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- support/unsupport Autonomous SIP server Fail-Back, a This object allows to
value 0 means disable this functionality, not 0 means that enable/disable autonomous SIP
SIP server Fail-Back is enabled. The value indicates the time Server Fail-Back.If value != 0,
period by which the SIP server Fail-Back must be done the value indicates the time
- unit: second period by which the SIP server
- range: [0...86400] Fail-Back must be completed, a
value 0 means disable
[no] auto-sos-fo Parameter type: <Sip::NetwRedunAutoFailOver> optional parameter with default
( enable This object allows to
| disable ) enable/disable autonomous SOS
Possible values: Fail-Over.
- enable : Support autonomous Fail-Over
- disable : Not support autonomous Fail-Over
[no] auto-sos-fb Parameter type: <Sip::NetwRedunAutoSosFailback> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- support/unsupport Autonomous SOS Fail-Back, a value 0 This object allows to
means disable this functionality,not 0 means that SIP SOS enable/disable autonomous SOS
Fail-Back is enabled. The value indicates the time period by Fail-Back.If value != 0, the value
which the SIP SOS Fail-Back must be done indicates the time period by
- unit: second which the SOS Fail-Back must be
- range: [0...86400] completed,a value 0 means
disable
[no] rtry-after-thrsh Parameter type: <Sip::NetwRedunRetryAfterThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- Retry-after threshold. The retry after Threshold.
- unit: milliseconds
- range: [0...30000]
[no] options-max-fwd Parameter type: <Sip::NetwRedunOPTIONSMaxForward> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- Max-Forward of FGHM, Value - 0: Must not forward this Max-forwarding is used to
OPTIONS, Value - 1: Allow to forward once. configure max-forward attribute
- range: [0...1] for foreground health monitor
OPTIONS method.
[no] dns-redun-mode Parameter type: <Sip::NetwRedundnsredunmode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "dns-redun-primary"
( dns-redun-primary DNS Redundancy Mode,
| dns-redun-success ) dns-redun-primary means the
Possible values: DNS query will be sent to
- dns-redun-primary : dns redun mode is dns-redun-primary primary DNS server always
- dns-redun-success : dns redun mode is dns-redun-success firstly,dns-redun-success Means
the DNS query will be sent to the
DNS server where the previous


request was successfully respond.

25.14 Voice Sip System Session Timer

Command Description
this command allows the operator to manage the voice sip session timer profile. The timer is used to consult with
remote, and at last, if session timer was enabled, the refresh timer will be started by IPTK. The SIP Session Timer
feature adds the capability to periodically refresh SIP sessions by sending repeated INVITE requests. The repeated
INVITE requests, or re-INVITEs, are sent during an active call leg to allow user agents (UA) or SIP proxies to
determine the status of a SIP session. Without this keep alive mechanism, proxies that remember incoming and
outgoing requests (stateful proxies) may continue to retain call state needlessly. If a UA fails to send a BYE
message at the end of a session or if the BYE message is lost because of network problems, a stateful proxy does
not know that the session has ended. The re-INVITES ensure that active sessions stay active and completed sessions
are terminated.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure voice sip system session-timer [ [ no ] enable ] [ no status | status <Sip::SessionTimerAdminState> ] [
no min-se-time | min-se-time <Sip::SessionTimerMinSE> ] [ no se-time | se-time
<Sip::SessionTimerSessionExpire> ] [ no admin-status | admin-status <Sip::SysObjectsAdminStatus> ]
Command Parameters
Table 25.14-2 "Voice Sip System Session Timer Configuration Commands" Command Parameters
[no] enable Parameter type: boolean obsolete parameter replaced by
parameter "status"
Prefix activated of session timer
is enable
[no] status Parameter type: <Sip::SessionTimerAdminState> optional parameter with default
( enable To configure the SIP Session
| disable Timer feature capability. If it's
| enable-uas ) disable, shall not request session
Possible values: expiration in initial INVITE
- enable : Prefix activated of session timer is enable requests and 200 OK responses If
- disable : Prefix activated of session timer is disable it's enable, shall request session
- enable-uas : Prefix activated of session timer is expiration in initial INVITE
enableAsUas requests and 200 OK responses,
and in both cases, if an incoming
initial INVITE request contains a


session expiration header, but
does not include the refresher
value, then shall use uac for the
refresher parameter. If it's
enable-uas, shall request session
expiration in initial INVITE
requests and 200 OK responses,
and in both cases, if an incoming
initial INVITE request contains a
session header, but does not
include the refresher value, then
shall use uas for the refresher
parameter.
[no] min-se-time Parameter type: <Sip::SessionTimerMinSE> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "90"
- value of min-se when use session time Minimum Session Expires time.
- unit: second The lower bound for the session
- range: [90...65535] refresh interval. Because of the
processing load of INVITE
requests, the SIP proxy, User
Agent Client and User Agent
Server can have a configured
minimum refresh timer value that
they can accept. It is conveyed in
the Min-SE header in the initial
INVITE request. When making a
call, the presence of the Min-SE
header informs the UAS and any
proxy of the minimum value that
the UAC accepts for the session
timer duration, in units of
delta-seconds.
[no] se-time Parameter type: <Sip::SessionTimerSessionExpire> optional parameter with default
- value of session-expires when use sessiontime Session Expires Time. The upper
- unit: second bound for the session refresh
- range: [90...65535] interval. It is conveyed in the
Session-Expires header in the
initial INVITE request. If a
session refresh request is not
received before the interval
passes, the session is considered
terminated.
[no] admin-status Parameter type: <Sip::SysObjectsAdminStatus> optional parameter with default
( up The administrative status of this
| down ) sipSysObjects
Possible values:
- up : unlock the sipSysObjects
- down : lock the sipSysObjects

25.15 Voice Sip DNS Server Configuration

Commands
Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the Voice Sip DNS Server profile.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure voice sip ( no dnsserver (name) ) | ( dnsserver (name) [ no admin-status | admin-status
<Sip::sipDNSServerAdminStatus> ] address <Sip::sipDNSServerAddr> [ no priority | priority
<Sip::sipDNSServerPriority> ] [ no site | site <Sip::sipDNSServerSite> ] admin-domain-name
<Sip::AdminDomName> [ no port | port <Sip::sipDNSServerPort> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 25.15-1 "Voice Sip DNS Server Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: uniquely identify of this sip DNS
- uniquely identifies this voice dns server server
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 25.15-2 "Voice Sip DNS Server Configuration Commands" Command Parameters
[no] admin-status Parameter type: <Sip::sipDNSServerAdminStatus> optional parameter with default
( up administrative status of this DNS
| down ) server
Possible values:
- up : unlock the dns server
- down : lock the dns server
address Parameter type: <Sip::sipDNSServerAddr> mandatory parameter
Format: The address(ipv4) of this DNS
ipv4 : <Ip::V4Address> server
Possible values:
- ipv4 : the address type of the server is ipv4
- IPv4-address
[no] priority Parameter type: <Sip::sipDNSServerPriority> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 100
- the SIP dns server priority, lower value with higher priority The priority of sip DNS


- range: [0...65535] server,lower value with higher
priority
[no] site Parameter type: <Sip::sipDNSServerSite> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "primary-site"
( primary-site The site which the sip DSN
| geo-backup-site ) server is belonged to
Possible values:
- primary-site : the server belongs to the GEO primary site
- geo-backup-site : the server belongs to the GEO secondary
site
admin-domain-name Parameter type: <Sip::AdminDomName> mandatory parameter
Format: The administrative domain name
- uniquely name of this element of the DNS server. The
- length: x<=32 administrative domain might be
the VoIP Access Seeker Network
or the Connectivity Serving
Network.
[no] port Parameter type: <Sip::sipDNSServerPort> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 53
- The remote port of sip DNS
- range: [1...65534] server, a value 0 means use
default value 53

25.16 Voice Sip DHCP Authentication Params

Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the Voice Sip DHCP authentication params.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure voice sip ( no dhcp-authent-para (ua-name) secret-id <Sip::DHCPAuthentParaSecretId> ) | (

dhcp-authent-para (ua-name) secret-id <Sip::DHCPAuthentParaSecretId> [ no key | key
<Sip::DHCPAuthentParaKey> ] [ no action-type | action-type <Sip::DHCPAuthentParaActionType> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 25.16-1 "Voice Sip DHCP Authentication Params Configuration Commands" Resource
Parameters
(ua-name) Format: uniquely identify of the user
- length: 1<=x<=32
secret-id Parameter type: <Sip::DHCPAuthentParaSecretId> A unique identifier of the DHCP
Format: message authentication parameter
- Unique identifier of the DHCP message authentication record
parameter record
- range: [1...4294967295]
Table 25.16-2 "Voice Sip DHCP Authentication Params Configuration Commands" Command
Parameters
[no] key Parameter type: <Sip::DHCPAuthentParaKey> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- DHCP secret key used for DHCP message authentication. DHCP secret key used for DHCP
Every letter in key must be in '0'~'9', 'a'~'f', 'A'~'F' and the message authentication. Every
string length must be even. letter in key must be in '0'~'9',
- length: x<=32 'a'~'f', 'A'~'F' and the string length
must be even.
[no] action-type Parameter type: <Sip::DHCPAuthentParaActionType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "normal-send-req"
( normal-req-key the action type for the configured
| force-discover DHCP secret keys


| force-request
| normal-force-dis
| normal-force-req )
Possible values:
- normal-req-key : used when send DHCP request, not used
for response
- force-discover : used when force renew received with this
key, will send DHCP discover
- force-request : used when force renew received with this
key, will send DHCP renew request
- normal-force-dis : used when send DHCP request, not used
for response, and when force renew received with this key,
will send DHCP discover
- normal-force-req : used when send DHCP request, not
used for response, and when force renew received with this
key, will send DHCP renew request

25.17 Voice Sip Restoration Failover/Failback

Type/Mode Configuration Commands
Command Description
This command allows the operator to change the Failover/Failback type or mode.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure voice sip redundancy-cmd (domain-name) [ no start-time | start-time <Sip::FailXStartTime> ] [ no

end-time | end-time <Sip::FailXEndTime> ] [ fail-x-type <Sip::FailXType> ]
Command Parameters
Table 25.17-1 "Voice Sip Restoration Failover/Failback Type/Mode Configuration Commands"
Resource Parameters
(domain-name) Format: uniquely identify of admin
- provider name,Currently supports only vsp1 domain name
- length: x<=32
Table 25.17-2 "Voice Sip Restoration Failover/Failback Type/Mode Configuration Commands"
Command Parameters
[no] start-time Parameter type: <Sip::FailXStartTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- an unsigned integer Fail X start time.
[no] end-time Parameter type: <Sip::FailXEndTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- an unsigned integer Fail X end time.
fail-x-type Parameter type: <Sip::FailXType> optional parameter
Format: Fail X type, failover or failback.
( geo-fail-over
| geo-fail-back )
Possible values:
- geo-fail-over : geo fail over
- geo-fail-back : geo fail back

25.18 Voice Statistics Configure Command
Command Description
Set statistics configuration.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure voice sip statistics stats-config [ [ no ] per-line ] [ [ no ] per-board ] [ [ no ] per-system ] [ [ no ] per-call
] [ [ no ] out-any-rsp ] [ [ no ] out-180-rsp ] [ [ no ] out-200-rsp ] [ [ no ] in-any-rsp ] [ [ no ] in-180-rsp ]
Command Parameters
Table 25.18-2 "Voice Statistics Configure Command" Command Parameters
[no] per-line Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable per line statistics function
[no] per-board Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable per board statistics
function
[no] per-system Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable per system statistics
function
[no] per-call Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable per call statistics function
[no] out-any-rsp Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable Arbitrary Response Mode
for out-going call answered
[no] out-180-rsp Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable 180 Response Mode for
out-going call answered
[no] out-200-rsp Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
out-going call answered
[no] in-any-rsp Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable Arbitrary Response Mode
for in-coming call answered
[no] in-180-rsp Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
in-coming call answered

25.19 Voice Cluster Configuration Commands
Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the Voice Cluster.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with megaco privileges, and executed by operators with megaco
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice cluster (cluster-id)
Command Parameters
Table 25.19-1 "Voice Cluster Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
(cluster-id) Format: uniquely identify of this xvps
- the xvps cluster id cluster
- range: [1...8]

25.20 Voice Megaco IP Configuration Commands
Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the Voice Megaco xvps ip.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice cluster (cluster-id) ip [ ivps-ip <Ip::V4Address> ] [ netmask <Ip::V4Address> ] [ router-ip
<Ip::V4Address> ] [ vlan-id <MEGACO::ivpsXLESVLAN> ] [ no private-ip | private-ip <Ip::V4Address> ] [ no
private-netmask | private-netmask <Ip::V4Address> ] [ no private-vlan-id | private-vlan-id
<MEGACO::ivpsPrivateVLAN> ]
Command Parameters
Table 25.20-1 "Voice Megaco IP Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...8]
Table 25.20-2 "Voice Megaco IP Configuration Commands" Command Parameters
ivps-ip Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> optional parameter
Format: xles ip address of this xvps
- IPv4-address cluster.When operator configure
Ip parameters first time ,operator
should provide ivps-ip,netmask
and vlan-id at the same time.
netmask Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> optional parameter
Format: xles ip subnet mask address of
- IPv4-address this xvps cluster.When operator
configure Ip parameters first time
,operator should provide
ivps-ip,netmask and vlan-id at the
same time.
router-ip Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> optional parameter
Format: the next hop ip address of this
- IPv4-address xvps cluster.When operator


same time.
vlan-id Parameter type: <MEGACO::ivpsXLESVLAN> optional parameter
Format: vlan id of voice xvps cluster
- the vlan id of xvps
- range: [0...4093]
[no] private-ip Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> optional parameter with default
- IPv4-address the private ip address of voice
xvps cluster.When operator
same time.
[no] private-netmask Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> optional parameter with default
- IPv4-address the private ip subnet mask
address of voice xvps
cluster.When operator configure
[no] private-vlan-id Parameter type: <MEGACO::ivpsPrivateVLAN> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the private vlan id of xvps the private vlan of voice xvps
- range: [0...4093] cluster.When operator configure

25.21 Voice Megaco Equipment Configuration

Commands
Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the Voice equipment.One ivps can manage at most 256
equipments,so the id of equipment is from 1 to 256.
If you want to configure a board or a termination ,you must configure a equipment first.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice cluster (cluster-id) ( no equipment (equip-id) ) | ( equipment (equip-id) asam-id
<MEGACO::accessEquipmentAsamId> ip-address <Ip::V4Address> [ no next-hop | next-hop <Ip::V4Address> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 25.21-1 "Voice Megaco Equipment Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...8]
(equip-id) Format: uniquely identify of this
- id of equipment equipment
- range: [1...32]
Table 25.21-2 "Voice Megaco Equipment Configuration Commands" Command Parameters
asam-id Parameter type: <MEGACO::accessEquipmentAsamId> mandatory parameter
Format: asam identify of this ne
- the equipment asam id of ne
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_./]
- length: x<=64
ip-address Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> mandatory parameter
- IPv4-address during modification.
the voice ip address of this
isam-v ne
[no] next-hop Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> optional parameter with default


- IPv4-address the ip address of the next hop for
this isam-v ne

25.22 Voice Megaco Equipment Board

Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the Voice board.Before you confiure a board,you must configure a
equipment first.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice cluster (cluster-id) equipment (equip-id) ( no board (board-id) ) | ( board (board-id) planned-type
<Equipm::BoardFuncType> lanx-port <MEGACO::accessBoardLanxPort> )
Command Parameters
Table 25.22-1 "Voice Megaco Equipment Board Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...8]
- range: [1...32]
(board-id) Format: uniquely identify of this board.
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::NewSlotId> the CLI slot numbering method is
| <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::NewSlotId> ) based on logical concept.for XD
Field type <Eqpt::RackId> shelf, CLI logic slot-id(1 to 16) is
- the rack number mapped to physical slot-id from 4
Field type <Eqpt::ShelfId> to 19. for FD shelf, CLI logic
- the shelf number slot-id(1 to 16) is mapped to
Field type <Eqpt::NewSlotId> physical slot-id from 1 to 8 and
- the LT slot number 12 to 19. In extend-lt mode, the
slot-id range shall be 1 to 18.For
XD shelf, CLI logic slot-id(17 to
18) is mapped to physical slot-id
from 2 to 3. for FD shelf, CLI
logic slot-id(17 to 18) is mapped
to physical slot-id from 10 to 11
Table 25.22-2 "Voice Megaco Equipment Board Configuration Commands" Command Parameters


planned-type Parameter type: <Equipm::BoardFuncType> mandatory parameter
Format: the type of user board
( nbat-b
| nbat-a
| npot-a
| nvps-a
| polt-b
| npot-b
| npot-c
| ivps-b
| balt-a
| ivps-a
| polt-a
| isdn-24l
| pots-48l )
Possible values:
- nbat-b : ISDN Basic Access line termination board for FD
(4B3T)
- nbat-a : ISDN Basic Access line termination board for FD
- npot-a : 48 Pots Only LT board for FD
- nvps-a : Isam Voice Packet Server for FD
- polt-b : 48 Pots Only LT board for XD
- npot-b : 72 Pots Only LT board for FD
- npot-c : 48 Pots Only LT board for FD
- ivps-b : Isam Voice Packet Server for XD
- balt-a : 48 ISDN Only LT board for XD
- ivps-a : Isam Voice Packet Server for XD
- polt-a : 48 Pots Only LT board for XD
- isdn-24l : 24 ISDN LT board for XD/FD, only for
migration, can not be configured
- pots-48l : 48 Pots LT board for XD/FD, only for migration,
can not be configured
lanx-port Parameter type: <MEGACO::accessBoardLanxPort> mandatory parameter
- the logic slot of board during modification.
- range: [1...32] the logic slot of this board

25.23 Voice Megaco Equipment Termination

Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the Voice termination.Before you configure a termination ,you must
configure a equipment first.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice cluster (cluster-id) equipment (equip-id) ( no termination (port-id) ) | ( termination (port-id) [ no
type | type <MEGACO::accTerminationUserPortType> ] [ no isdn-codec | isdn-codec
<MEGACO::IsdnCodecType> ] [ no switch-type | switch-type <MEGACO::accTerminationPacketSwitchType> ] [
no activate-type | activate-type <MEGACO::accTerminationL1ActivateType> ] [ termination-id
<MEGACO::accessTerminationId> ] media-gateway-id <MEGACO::MediaGatewayId> [ no admin-status |
admin-status <MEGACO::accTerminationAdminStatus> ] [ no line-feed | line-feed
<MEGACO::accTerminationLineCharact> ] [ no rx-gain | rx-gain <MEGACO::accTerminationRxGain> ] [ no
tx-gain | tx-gain <MEGACO::accTerminationTxGain> ] [ no impedance | impedance
<MEGACO::accTerminationImpedance> ] [ no rtp-dscp | rtp-dscp <MEGACO::accTerminationVoiceDscp> ] [ no
rtp-pbits | rtp-pbits <MEGACO::accTerminationVoiceDot1P> ] [ no clip-mode | clip-mode
<MEGACO::accTerminationETSIClipDataMode> ] [ no metering-type | metering-type
<MEGACO::accTerminationMeteringPulseType> ] [ no directory-number | directory-number
<MEGACO::accTerminationDirectoryNumber> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 25.23-1 "Voice Megaco Equipment Termination Configuration Commands" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...8]
- range: [1...32]
(port-id) Format: unique identifier of this
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::NewSlotId> / termination port
<Eqpt::MegacoPortId>
- the rack number


- the shelf number
Field type <Eqpt::NewSlotId>
Field type <Eqpt::MegacoPortId>
- the port number of Megaco
Table 25.23-2 "Voice Megaco Equipment Termination Configuration Commands" Command
Parameters
[no] type Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<MEGACO::accTerminationUserPortType> value: "pstn"
Format: The type of termination user port
( pstn
| isdn )
Possible values:
- pstn : the termination type is pstn
- isdn : the termination type is isdn
[no] isdn-codec Parameter type: <MEGACO::IsdnCodecType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "alaw"
( alaw the type of isdn codec on TDM
| ulaw ) side
Possible values:
- alaw : the codec type on TDM side of isdn is a_law
- ulaw : the codec type on TDM side of isdn is u_law
[no] switch-type Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<MEGACO::accTerminationPacketSwitchType> value: "disable"
Format: The type of the packet switch
( enable type, only for type isdn
| disable )
Possible values:
- enable : the packet switch type is enable
- disable : the packet switch type is disable
[no] activate-type Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<MEGACO::accTerminationL1ActivateType> value: "permanent"
Format: The type of the layer1 activate
( permanent type, only for type isdn
| percall )
Possible values:
- permanent : the layer1 activate type is permanent
- percall : the layer1 activate type is percall
termination-id Parameter type: <MEGACO::accessTerminationId> optional parameter
Format: The id of termination, if not
- the termination id entered during creating, it will be
- range: [0...32767] assigned by system
media-gateway-id Parameter type: <MEGACO::MediaGatewayId> mandatory parameter
Format: The id of media gateway
- the media gateway table index
- range: [1]
[no] admin-status Parameter type: <MEGACO::accTerminationAdminStatus> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "locked"
( locked The administrative status of
| unlocked ) termination
Possible values:
- locked : the admin status of termination is locked
- unlocked : the admin status of termination is unlocked
[no] line-feed Parameter type: <MEGACO::accTerminationLineCharact> optional parameter with default


Format: value: "25"
( 25 The line character of this
| 40 ) termination, only for type pstn
Possible values:
- 25 : the line character is 25 mA
- 40 : the line character is 40 mA
[no] rx-gain Parameter type: <MEGACO::accTerminationRxGain> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- the termination rx-gain The rx-gain of this termination,
- range: [-14...6] only for type pstn
[no] tx-gain Parameter type: <MEGACO::accTerminationTxGain> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- the termination tx-gain The tx-gain of this termination,
- range: [-14...6] only for type pstn
[no] impedance Parameter type: <MEGACO::accTerminationImpedance> optional parameter with default
( default The impedance of this
| 200 termination, only for type pstn
| 220
| 220minisplitter
| 270
| 300
| 370
| 600
| 900
| 370minisplitter
| 600splitter
| 370nvlsasplitter
| 370skinnysplitter
| 270duratelsplitter
| 2703msplitter
| reserv3
| reserv17
| reserv18 )
Possible values:
- default : the impedance is default vaule
miniSplitter
miniSplitter
- 600splitter : the line impedance is 600 ohm+ Splitter
- 370nvlsasplitter : the line impedance is 370 ohm+
NVLSASplitter
- 370skinnysplitter : the line impedance is 370 ohm+
SkinnySplitter
- 270duratelsplitter : the line impedance is 270 ohm+
DuratelSplitter
- 2703msplitter : the line impedance is 270 ohm+
3MDplitter


[no] rtp-dscp Parameter type: <MEGACO::accTerminationVoiceDscp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "-1"
- the termination voice dscp the voice dscp of termination
- range: [-1...63]
[no] rtp-pbits Parameter type: <MEGACO::accTerminationVoiceDot1P> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "-1"
- the termination voice p-bit the voice p-bit of termination
- range: [-1...7]
[no] clip-mode Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<MEGACO::accTerminationETSIClipDataMode> value: "cdevalue"
Format: the etsi clip data transmission
( cdevalue protocol of this access
| fsk termination,it can only be
| dtmf ) configured in pstn line cards
Possible values:
- cdevalue : cde configuration will be applied for etsi clip
- fsk : fsk will be applied for etsi clip
- dtmf : dtmf will be applied for etsi clip
[no] metering-type Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<MEGACO::accTerminationMeteringPulseType> value: "pulse"
Format: the metering pulse type of this
( pulse access termination,it can only be
| polarityreverse ) configured on pstn line
Possible values:
- pulse : 12/16 KHz sine waveform pulse will be applied for
metering pulse
- polarityreverse : line polarity reverse pulse will be applied
for metering pulse
[no] directory-number Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<MEGACO::accTerminationDirectoryNumber> value: ""
Format: the directory number of this
- the termination directory number.'#' is invalid character access termination,it can be
- length: 1<=x<=16 configured on pstn and ISDN BA
line

25.24 Voice Megaco Termination Configuration

Commands
Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable/disable tca or configure the threshold for rtp packetloss, jitter and
delay of the Voice termination.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice cluster (cluster-id) equipment (equip-id) termination (port-id) tca [ no tca-enable | tca-enable
<MEGACO::accTerminationTCAEnable> ] [ no rtp-pktloss-thres | rtp-pktloss-thres
<MEGACO::accTerminationRtpPacketLossTCAThreshold> ] [ no rtp-jitter-thres | rtp-jitter-thres
<MEGACO::accTerminationRtpJitterTCAThreshold> ] [ no rtp-delay-thres | rtp-delay-thres
<MEGACO::accTerminationRtpDelayTCAThreshold> ]
Command Parameters
Table 25.24-1 "Voice Megaco Termination Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...8]
- range: [1...32]
(port-id) Format: unique identifier of this
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::NewSlotId> / termination port
<Eqpt::MegacoPortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Table 25.24-2 "Voice Megaco Termination Configuration Commands" Command Parameters


[no] tca-enable Parameter type: <MEGACO::accTerminationTCAEnable> optional parameter with default
( enabled Allows to enable/disable the
| disabled ) Threshold Crossing Alarm
Possible values: feature for this termination
- enabled : enable tca alarm report
- disabled : disable tca alarm report
[no] rtp-pktloss-thres Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<MEGACO::accTerminationRtpPacketLossTCAThreshold> value: 1
Format: the rtp packet loss threshold of
- the packet loss threshold for the termination this megaco termination,a value 0
- range: [0...100] means TCA_packetloss will be
disabled
[no] rtp-jitter-thres Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<MEGACO::accTerminationRtpJitterTCAThreshold> value: 60
Format: the rtp interarrival jitter threshold
- the interarrival jitter threshold for the termination of this megaco termination,a
- unit: millisec value 0 means TCA_jitter will be
- range: [0...2147483647] disabled
[no] rtp-delay-thres Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<MEGACO::accTerminationRtpDelayTCAThreshold> value: 400
Format: the rtp round trip delay threshold
- the round trip delay threshold for the termination of this megaco termination,a
- unit: millisec value 0 means TCA_delay will
- range: [0...2147483647] be disabled

25.25 Voice Megaco Media Gateway Configuration

Commands
Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the Voice Megaco media gateway.
- pstn-term-format: the termination id format pattern of pstn user.
If termid-type is hierarchy, It should be a string constructed according to the following rule:
[prefix][['Dslam_Id'][deli1]][['rack'][formater][deli2]]'shelf'[formater][deli3]'slot'[formater][deli4]'port'[formater]
and thereinto:
'Dslam_Id' is key to indicate whether the Dslam id should be filled into hierarchy termination id. It is optional.
'rack' is key to indicate whether the rack id should be filled into hierarchy termination id. It is optional.
'shelf' is key to indicate the shelf id. It is mandatory.
'slot' is key to indicate the slot id. It is mandatory.
'port' is key to indicate the port id. It is mandatory.
Each key should present only once and the order of the keys should keep as in the rule.
deli can be zero or several characters, be note that the char must be valid for MEGACO termination id.
formater is a format string to indicate how ISAMV should format the id right before it. It must be
constructed by zero or at most five digits. The number of digits indicate the minimum width of the id
in the termination id, so if the width of the id is less than number of digits in formater, '0' is
filling at the beginning. The value that converted by the digits into a integer indicates the value of
the first device NO. in the termination id. If the no digit existing, it indicates that no format need to
be applied.
prefix is a string constructed by any character that is valid for MEGACO termination id.
At least one of the deli and the formater must be presenting after the key(exclude 'Dslam_Id').
for example:
format string port position termination id
(dslamid/rack/shelf/slot/port)
-------------------------------------------------------------------
AL/Dslam_Id/rack/shelf/slot/port nod01/1/1/1/1 AL/nod01/1/1/1/1
AL/Dslam_Id/shelf/slot/port nod01/1/1/1/1 AL/nod01/1/1/1
AL/rack/shelf/slot/port nod01/1/1/1/1 AL/1/1/1/1
AL/rack0/shelf0/slot0/port00 nod01/1/1/1/1 AL/0/0/0/00
ALDslam_Idrack0shelf0slot0port00 nod01/1/1/1/1 ALnod0100000
ALDslam_Idrack0shelf0slot0port0 nod01/1/1/1/12 ALnod0100012

-------------------------------------------------------------------
If the termid-type is flat,It should be a string constructed according to the following rule:
[prefix]['<tid'[formater]'>']
and thereinto:
prefix is a string construct by any character that is valid for MEGACO termination id.
formater is a format string to indicate how ISAMV should format the id right before it.
It must be constructed by zero or at most five digits. The number of digits indicat the
minimum width of the id in the termination id,If contains no digit, it indicat that no
format need to be applied. for example:
(termination-id)
------------------------------------------------
AL/ 0 AL/0
AL 0 AL0
AL<tid000> 0 AL000
AL<tid000> 888 AL888
-------------------------------------------------
- isdn-term-format: the termination id format pattern of isdn user.
If termid-type is hierarchy, It should be a string constructed according to the following rule:
[prefix][['Dslam_Id'][deli1]][['rack'][formater][deli2]]'shelf'[formater][deli3]'slot'[formater]
[deli4]'port'[formater]][deli4]'channel'
and thereinto:
'Dslam_Id' is key to indicate whether the Dslam id should be filled into hierarchy termination id.
It is optional.
'rack' is key to indicate whether the rack id should be filled into hierarchy termination id.
It is optional.
'shelf' is key to indicate the shelf id. It is mandatory.
'slot' is key to indicate the slot id. It is mandatory.
'port' is key to indicate the port id. It is mandatory.
'channel' is key to indicate channel id. It is mandatory.
Each key should present only once and the order of the keys should keep as in the rule.
deli can be zero or several characters, be note that the char must be valid for MEGACO termination id.
formater is a format string to indicate how ISAMV should format the id right before it. It must be
constructed by zero or at most five digits. The number of digits indicate the minimum width of the id
in the termination id, so if the width of the id is less than number of digits in formater, '0' is
filling at the beginning. The value that converted by the digits into a integer indicates the value of
the first device NO. in the termination id. If the no digit existing, it indicates that no format need to
be applied. suffix already includes delimiter, so deli4 is will be replaced by suffix.

prefix is a string constructed by any character that is valid for MEGACO termination id.
At least one of the deli and the formater must be presenting after the key(exclude 'Dslam_Id').
for example:
(dslamid/rack/shelf/slot/port suffix)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
BA/Dslam_Id/rack/shelf/slot/port/channel nod01/1/1/1/1 /B1 BA/nod01/1/1/1/1/B1
BA/Dslam_Id/shelf/slot/port/channel nod01/1/1/1/1 /B1 BA/nod01/1/1/1/B1
BA/rack/shelf/slot/port/channel nod01/1/1/1/1 /B1 BA/1/1/1/1/B1
BA/rack0/shelf0/slot0/port00/channel/channel nod01/1/1/1/1 /B1 BA/0/0/0/00/B1
BADslam_Idrack0shelf0slot0port00 nod01/1/1/1/1 /B1 BAnod0100000/B1
BADslam_Idrack0shelf0slot0port0/channel nod01/1/1/1/12 B1 BAnod0100012B1
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
If the termid-type is flat,It should be a string constructed according to the following rule:
[prefix]['<tid'[formater]'>']
and thereinto:
prefix is a string construct by any character that is valid for MEGACO termination id.
formater is a format string to indicate how ISAMV should format the id right before it.It must be
constructed by zero or at most five digits. The number of digits indicat the minimum width of the id
in the termination id,If contains no digit, it indicat that no format need to be applied. ISDN
termination id should not be zero because zero is reserved for special use of IID.
for example:
(termination-id sufix)
----------------------------------------------------
BA/ 1 /B1 BA/1/B1
BA 1 /B1 BA1/B1
BA<tid000> 1 /B1 BA001/B1
BA<tid000> 888 /B1 BA888/B1
----------------------------------------------------
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice cluster (cluster-id) ( no media-gateway (media-gateway-id) ) | ( media-gateway

(media-gateway-id) [ no name | name <MEGACO::mediaGatewayName> ] ip-address <Ip::V4Address> netmask

<Ip::V4Address> [ no udp-port | udp-port <MEGACO::mediaGatewayUDPPort> ] [ no router-ip | router-ip
<Ip::V4Address> ] vlan-id <MEGACO::mediaGatewayVLAN> [ no mgc-type | mgc-type
<MEGACO::mediaGatewayMgcType> ] prim-mgc-ip <Ip::V4Address> [ no mgc-id | mgc-id
<MEGACO::medGwyCtrlrCallServerId> ] [ no prim-mgc-udp | prim-mgc-udp
<MEGACO::medGwyCtrlrPrimaryUDPPort> ] [ no sec-mgc-ip | sec-mgc-ip <Ip::V4Address> ] [ no sec-mgc-udp |
sec-mgc-udp <MEGACO::medGwyCtrlrSecondaryUDPPort> ] [ no tert-mgc-ip | tert-mgc-ip <Ip::V4Address> ] [
no tert-mgc-udp | tert-mgc-udp <MEGACO::medGwyCtrlrTertiaryUDPPort> ] [ no quat-mgc-ip | quat-mgc-ip
<Ip::V4Address> ] [ no quat-mgc-udp | quat-mgc-udp <MEGACO::medGwyCtrlrQuaternaryUDPPort> ] [ no
esa-mgc-service | esa-mgc-service <MEGACO::mediaGatewayESAMgcService> ] [ no mg-mid-type |
mg-mid-type <MEGACO::mediaGatewayMidType> ] [ no mg-domain-name | mg-domain-name
<MEGACO::mediaGatewayDomainName> ] [ no svcreason-format | svcreason-format
<MEGACO::mediaGatewaySVCReasonFormat> ] [ no mg-profile-name | mg-profile-name
<MEGACO::mediaGatewayProfileName> ] [ no admin-status | admin-status
<MEGACO::mediaGatewayadminStatus> ] [ no termid-type | termid-type <MEGACO::mediaGwyTermFormat> ]
[ no pstn-term-format | pstn-term-format <MEGACO::mediaGwyPstnTermFormat> ] [ isdn-term-format
<MEGACO::mediaGwyIsdnTermFormat> ] [ isdn-suffix1 <MEGACO::mediaGwyIsdnSuffix> ] [ isdn-suffix2
<MEGACO::mediaGwyIsdnSuffix> ] [ no max-transhandling | max-transhandling <MEGACO::mediaGwyTMax>
] [ no max-network-delay | max-network-delay <MEGACO::mediaGwyMaxNetworkDelay> ] [ no max-retrans |
max-retrans <MEGACO::mediaGwyMaxRetrans> ] [ no red-bat-delay | red-bat-delay
<MEGACO::mediaGwyRedBatteryDelay> ] [ no release-delay | release-delay
<MEGACO::mediaGwyReleaseDelay> ] [ no release-type | release-type <MEGACO::mediaGwyReleaseType> ] [
no wt-rls-delay | wt-rls-delay <MEGACO::mediaGwyWaitingReleaseDelay> ] [ no active-heartbeat |
active-heartbeat <MEGACO::mediaGwyHeartBeat> ] [ no passive-heartbeat | passive-heartbeat
<MEGACO::mediaGwyHeartBeat> ] [ no retrans | retrans <MEGACO::mediaGwyRetrans> ] [ no
max-waiting-delay | max-waiting-delay <MEGACO::mediaGwyMaxWaitingDelay> ] [ no prov-rpl-time |
prov-rpl-time <MEGACO::mediaGwyProvResp> ] [ no signal-dscp | signal-dscp
<MEGACO::mediaGatewaySignDscp> ] [ no signal-pbits | signal-pbits <MEGACO::mediaGatewaySignDot1P> ] [
no rtp-dscp | rtp-dscp <MEGACO::mediaGatewayVoiceDscp> ] [ no rtp-pbits | rtp-pbits
<MEGACO::mediaGatewayVoiceDot1P> ] [ no event-req-id | event-req-id <MEGACO::medGwyEventRequestId>
] [ [ no ] stml-stdsg-evt ] [ [ no ] al-of-evt ] [ [ no ] al-on-evt ] [ [ no ] al-of-strict-evt ] [ [ no ] al-on-strict-evt ] [ [ no
] mg-overload-evt ] [ [ no ] mg-dummy-evt ] [ no rfc2833-pl-type | rfc2833-pl-type
<MEGACO::mediaGatewayRfc2833PayloadType> ] [ no rfc2833-process | rfc2833-process
<MEGACO::mediaGatewaytRfc2833Process> ] [ no dial-start-timer | dial-start-timer
<MEGACO::mediaGatewayDialStartTimer> ] [ no dial-long-timer | dial-long-timer
<MEGACO::mediaGatewayDialLongTimer> ] [ no dial-short-timer | dial-short-timer
<MEGACO::mediaGatewayDialShortTimer> ] [ no min-data-jitter | min-data-jitter
<MEGACO::mediaGatewayDataJitter> ] [ no init-data-jitter | init-data-jitter
<MEGACO::mediaGatewayDataJitter> ] [ no max-data-jitter | max-data-jitter
<MEGACO::mediaGatewayDataJitter> ] [ no ephe-term-prefix | ephe-term-prefix
<MEGACO::mediaGatewayEpheTermPrefix> ] [ no ephe-term-min | ephe-term-min
<MEGACO::mediaGatewayEpheTerm> ] [ no ephe-term-max | ephe-term-max
<MEGACO::mediaGatewayEpheTerm> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 25.25-1 "Voice Megaco Media Gateway Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...8]
(media-gateway-id) Format: uniquely identify of this media
- the media gateway table index gateway
- range: [1]
Table 25.25-2 "Voice Megaco Media Gateway Configuration Commands" Command Parameters


[no] name Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGatewayName> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "AG"
- uniquely name of this media gateway device name of media gateway,
- length: 1<=x<=64 can be modified when mgi is
locked, this parameter will be
used for mg mid when
mg-mid-type select device-name.
only '*', '/', '_', '$', '@', 'ALPHA',
'DIGIT', '-', '.' are valid for
device-name.
Format: the ip address of this media
- IPv4-address gateway
netmask Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> mandatory parameter
Format: the netmask of this media
- IPv4-address gateway
[no] udp-port Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGatewayUDPPort> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 2944
- the udp port of media gateway the udp port of mgi
- range: [1025...65534]
[no] router-ip Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> optional parameter with default
- IPv4-address the next hop ip address of media
gateway
vlan-id Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGatewayVLAN> mandatory parameter
Format: the vlan id of this xvps cluster
- the vlan id of media gateway
- range: [1...4093]
[no] mgc-type Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGatewayMgcType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "general"
( general the type of media gateway
| lucent-fs5000 controller
| alcatel-a5020
| alcatel-e10
| zte-zxss
| hw-soft3000
| siemens
| nortel
| ericsson
| meta-softswitch
| italtel
| comverse
| g6-gr303
| other-vendor3
| other-vendor4
| other-vendor16
| other-vendor17 )
Possible values:
- general : The type of mgc is general
- lucent-fs5000 : The type of mgc is lucent-fs5000
- alcatel-a5020 : The type of mgc is alcatel-a5020
- alcatel-e10 : The type of mgc is alcatel-e10
- zte-zxss : The type of mgc is zte-zxss
- hw-soft3000 : The type of mgc is hw-soft3000
- siemens : The type of mgc is siemens
- nortel : The type of mgc is nortel
- ericsson : The type of mgc is ericsson


- meta-softswitch : The type of mgc is meta-softswitch
- italtel : The type of mgc is italtel
- comverse : The type of mgc is comverse
- g6-gr303 : The type of mgc is g6-gr303
- other-vendor3 : The type of mgc is other-vendor3
prim-mgc-ip Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> mandatory parameter
Format: the ip address of the primary
- IPv4-address media gateway controller
[no] mgc-id Parameter type: <MEGACO::medGwyCtrlrCallServerId> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- a signed integer the identifier of the peer call
server
[no] prim-mgc-udp Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<MEGACO::medGwyCtrlrPrimaryUDPPort> value: 2944
Format: the udp port of primary mgc
- the primary udp port of media gateway controller
- range: [1...65534]
[no] sec-mgc-ip Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> optional parameter with default
- IPv4-address the ip address of the secondary
media gateway controller
[no] sec-mgc-udp Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<MEGACO::medGwyCtrlrSecondaryUDPPort> value: 2944
Format: the udp port of secondary mgc
- the secondary udp port of media gateway controller
- range: [1...65534]
[no] tert-mgc-ip Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> optional parameter with default
- IPv4-address the ip address of the tertiary
[no] tert-mgc-udp Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<MEGACO::medGwyCtrlrTertiaryUDPPort> value: 2944
Format: the udp port of tertiary mgc
- the tertiary udp port of media gateway controller
- range: [1...65534]
[no] quat-mgc-ip Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> optional parameter with default
- IPv4-address the ip address of the quaternary
[no] quat-mgc-udp Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<MEGACO::medGwyCtrlrQuaternaryUDPPort> value: 2944
Format: the udp port of quaternary mgc
- the quaternary udp port of media gateway controller
- range: [1...65534]
[no] esa-mgc-service Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<MEGACO::mediaGatewayESAMgcService> value: "disable"
Format: the state of local ESA mgc
( enable service
| disable )
Possible values:
- enable : enable local ESA mgc service
- disable : disable local ESA mgc service
[no] mg-mid-type Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGatewayMidType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "ipv4-port"


( ipv4 the mid type of this media
| ipv4-port gateway: if ipv4 is selected, the
| domain-name MG ip-address will be used; if
| domain-name-port ipv4-port is selected, the MG
| device-name ) ip-address + udp-port will be
Possible values: used; if domain-name is selected,
- ipv4 : The mg mid type is ipv4 the mg-domain-name will be
- ipv4-port : The mg mid type is ipv4+port used; if domain-name-port is
- domain-name : The mg mid type is domain-name selected, the mg-domain-name +
- domain-name-port : The mg mid type is udp-port will be used; if
domain-name+port device-name is selected, the mg
- device-name : The mg mid type is device-name name will be used for mg mid.
[no] mg-domain-name Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGatewayDomainName> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "isamv.alcatel-lucent.com"
- domain name of this media gateway the domain name of media
- length: 1<=x<=255 gateway, used when
mg-addr-type is domain-name or
domain-name-port. only
'ALPHA','DIGIT', '-', '.' ,'@' are
valid for domainName; max
length is 255.
[no] svcreason-format Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<MEGACO::mediaGatewaySVCReasonFormat> value: "with-quotation"
Format: The format of service change
( with-quotation reason, which used in H248
| without-quotation ) service change.
Possible values:
- with-quotation : the mg service change reason format is
with-quotation
- without-quotation : the mg service change reason format is
without-quotation
[no] mg-profile-name Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGatewayProfileName> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "AGW"
- profile name of this media gateway profile name of this media
- length: 1<=x<=64 gateway. which used in h248
message service change. the max
number of the string is 64.
[no] admin-status Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGatewayadminStatus> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "locked"
( locked the administrative status of this
| unlocked ) media gateway
Possible values:
- locked : The admin status is locked
- unlocked : The admin status is unlocked
[no] termid-type Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGwyTermFormat> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 2
( hierarchy termination id format
| flat )
Possible values:
- hierarchy : The termination id format is hierarchy
- flat : The termination id format is flat
[no] pstn-term-format Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGwyPstnTermFormat> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "AL"
- the termination id format pattern of pstn user, the the termination id format pattern
termination id format type has two types:flat and of pstn user
hierarchy.Flat type: example AL; AALN;length:
[1...10].Hierarchy type: example


AL/Dslam_Id/rack/shelf/slot/port (Dslam_Id/rack optional)
length: [1...72].
- length: 1<=x<=72
isdn-term-format Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGwyIsdnTermFormat> optional parameter
Format: the termination id format pattern
- the termination id format pattern of isdn user, the of isdn user
termination id format type has two types:flat and
hierarchy.Flat type: example BA;length: [1...10]. Hierarchy
type: example
BA/Dslam_Id/rack/shelf/slot/port/channel(Dslam_Id/rack
optional) length:[1...72].
- length: 1<=x<=72
isdn-suffix1 Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGwyIsdnSuffix> optional parameter
Format: the suffix1 of the isdn user
- the suffix1 of the isdn user termination format termination format
- length: 1<=x<=8
isdn-suffix2 Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGwyIsdnSuffix> optional parameter
Format: the suffix2 of the isdn user
- the suffix1 of the isdn user termination format termination format
- length: 1<=x<=8
[no] max-transhandling Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGwyTMax> optional parameter with default
- the max time of mgc handling the transaction the max time of mgc handling the
- range: [1000...30000] transaction, the unit is
millisecond
[no] max-network-delay Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<MEGACO::mediaGwyMaxNetworkDelay> value: 500
Format: the max network delay time, the
- the max network delay time, the unit is millisecond unit is millisecond
- range: [100...1000]
[no] max-retrans Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGwyMaxRetrans> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 7
- the max retransimit times of the transaction, the unit is the max retransmit times of the
times transaction
- range: [7...11]
[no] red-bat-delay Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGwyRedBatteryDelay> optional parameter with default
- the delay before MGI coming into reduced battery state the delay before mgi coming into
- range: [0...120000] reduced battery state
[no] release-delay Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGwyReleaseDelay> optional parameter with default
- the delay before mgi releasing all sessions the delay before mgi releasing all
- unit: millisecond sessions
- range: [0...900000]
[no] release-type Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGwyReleaseType> optional parameter with default
( normal the type of releasing the active
| never ) call
Possible values:
- normal : release type is normal
- never : release type is never
[no] wt-rls-delay Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<MEGACO::mediaGwyWaitingReleaseDelay> value: 0
Format: the delay after the graceful lock
- the delay after the graceful lock delay timer expired delay timer expired
- range: [0...3600000]
[no] active-heartbeat Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGwyHeartBeat> optional parameter with default


Format: value: "fix : 0"
( fix : <MEGACO::mediaGwyHeartBeatInterval> the active heart beat mode and
| dynamic ) interval
Possible values:
- fix : The heart beat mode is fixed
- dynamic : The heart beat mode is dynamic
Field type <MEGACO::mediaGwyHeartBeatInterval>
- the heart beat interval value, if input less than 1s, it will be
set to 1s
- unit: 10 msec
- range: [0...65535]
[no] passive-heartbeat Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGwyHeartBeat> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "dynamic"
( fix : <MEGACO::mediaGwyHeartBeatInterval> the passive heart beat mode and
Possible values:
- fix : The heart beat mode is fixed
- dynamic : The heart beat mode is dynamic
Field type <MEGACO::mediaGwyHeartBeatInterval>
- the heart beat interval value, if input less than 1s, it will be
set to 1s
- unit: 10 msec
- range: [0...65535]
[no] retrans Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGwyRetrans> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "fix : 4000"
( fix : <MEGACO::mediaGwyRetransInterval> the retransmission mode and
Possible values:
- fix : The re-transmission mode is fixed
- dynamic : The re-transmission mode is dynamic
Field type <MEGACO::mediaGwyRetransInterval>
- the heart beat interval value
- range: [100...4000]
[no] max-waiting-delay Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGwyMaxWaitingDelay> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 5
- max time to wait after a restart before contacting to the call max time to wait after a restart
server. before contacting to the call
[no] prov-rpl-time Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGwyProvResp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 1000
- the time need to send a transaction pending the time need to send a
- range: [0...10000] transaction pending since the
reception of the transaction
[no] signal-dscp Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGatewaySignDscp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- the signaling dscp of media gateway the signaling dscp of this media
- range: [0...63] gateway
[no] signal-pbits Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGatewaySignDot1P> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- the signaling p-bit of media gateway the signaling p-bit of this media
[no] rtp-dscp Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGatewayVoiceDscp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- the voice dscp of media gateway the voice dscp of this media
[no] rtp-pbits Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGatewayVoiceDot1P> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"


- the voice p-bit of media gateway the voice p-bit of this media
[no] event-req-id Parameter type: <MEGACO::medGwyEventRequestId> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the event request id of this media gateway the event request id of this media
[no] stml-stdsg-evt Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
permit notify of stimal/stedsig
event
[no] al-of-evt Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
permit notify of al/of event
[no] al-on-evt Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
permit notify of al/on event
[no] al-of-strict-evt Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
permit notify of al/of strict=state
event
[no] al-on-strict-evt Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
permit notify of al/on strict=state
event
[no] mg-overload-evt Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
permit notify of ocp/mg_overload
event
[no] mg-dummy-evt Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
dummy parameter for reserved
bit
[no] rfc2833-pl-type Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<MEGACO::mediaGatewayRfc2833PayloadType> value: 96
Format: payload type according to
- payload type according to rfc2833 rfc2833
- range: [96...127]
[no] rfc2833-process Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<MEGACO::mediaGatewaytRfc2833Process> value: "audio"
Format: processing procedure for the dtmf
( audio event tones
| rfc2833
| both )
Possible values:
- audio : processing procedure is audio
- rfc2833 : processing procedure is rfc2833
- both : processing procedure is both
[no] dial-start-timer Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<MEGACO::mediaGatewayDialStartTimer> value: 10
Format: maximum waiting time for
- dialing start timer in second dialing the first digit
- unit: second
- range: [0...99]
[no] dial-long-timer Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<MEGACO::mediaGatewayDialLongTimer> value: 20
- dialing start long in second dialing when no matching found
- unit: second in the digitmap
- range: [1...60]
[no] dial-short-timer Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<MEGACO::mediaGatewayDialShortTimer> value: 5
- dialing short timer in second dialing when matching found in
- unit: second the digitmap


- range: [1...60]
[no] min-data-jitter Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGatewayDataJitter> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 50
- jitter buffer for data calls working in rtp mode minimum jitter buffer for data
- unit: millisecond calls working in rtp mode
- range: [0...200]
[no] init-data-jitter Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGatewayDataJitter> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 50
- jitter buffer for data calls working in rtp mode initial jitter buffer for data calls
- unit: millisecond working in rtp mode
- range: [0...200]
[no] max-data-jitter Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGatewayDataJitter> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 50
- jitter buffer for data calls working in rtp mode maximum jitter buffer for data
- unit: millisecond calls working in rtp mode
- range: [0...200]
[no] ephe-term-prefix Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<MEGACO::mediaGatewayEpheTermPrefix> value: "E"
Format: prefix to compose the ephemeral
- prefix to compose the ephemeral termination id termination id
- length: 1<=x<=10
[no] ephe-term-min Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGatewayEpheTerm> optional parameter with default
- ephemeral termination id minimum ephemeral termination
- range: [0...4294967295] id
[no] ephe-term-max Parameter type: <MEGACO::mediaGatewayEpheTerm> optional parameter with default
- ephemeral termination id maximum ephemeral termination
- range: [0...4294967295] id

25.26 Voice Megaco Signal Gateway Configuration

Commands
Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the Voice Megaco signal gateway.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice cluster (cluster-id) ( no signal-gateway (signal-gateway-id) ) | ( signal-gateway

(signal-gateway-id) prim-asp-ip <Ip::V4Address> prim-sctp-port
<MEGACO::signallingGatewayInterfacePrimarySCTPPort> [ sec-asp-ip <Ip::V4Address> ] [ no sec-sctp-port |
sec-sctp-port <MEGACO::signallingGatewayInterfaceSecondarySCTPPort> ] [ tert-asp-ip <Ip::V4Address> ] [ no
tert-sctp-port | tert-sctp-port <MEGACO::signallingGatewayInterfaceTertiarySCTPPort> ] [ quat-asp-ip
<Ip::V4Address> ] [ no quat-sctp-port | quat-sctp-port
<MEGACO::signallingGatewayInterfaceQuaternarySCTPPort> ] ip-address <Ip::V4Address> sgi-user-label
<MEGACO::signallingGatewayInterfaceUserLabel> sgi-mgi <MEGACO::MediaGatewayId> [ no admin-status |
admin-status <MEGACO::signallingGatewayInterfaceAdminStatus> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 25.26-1 "Voice Megaco Signal Gateway Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...8]
(signal-gateway-id) Format: uniquely identify of this signal
- the signal gateway table index gateway
- range: [1]
Table 25.26-2 "Voice Megaco Signal Gateway Configuration Commands" Command Parameters
prim-asp-ip Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> mandatory parameter
Format: the primary asp ip
- IPv4-address
prim-sctp-port Parameter type: mandatory parameter
<MEGACO::signallingGatewayInterfacePrimarySCTPPort> the sctp port of the primary asp
Format:
- the sctp port of the primary asp
- range: [1...65534]


sec-asp-ip Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> optional parameter
Format: the secondary asp ip
- IPv4-address
[no] sec-sctp-port Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<MEGACO::signallingGatewayInterfaceSecondarySCTPPort>value: 9900
Format: the sctp port of the secondary asp
- the sctp port of the secondary asp
- range: [1...65534]
tert-asp-ip Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> optional parameter
Format: the tertiary asp ip
- IPv4-address
[no] tert-sctp-port Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<MEGACO::signallingGatewayInterfaceTertiarySCTPPort> value: 9900
Format: the sctp port of the tertiary asp
- the sctp port of the tertiary asp
- range: [1...65534]
quat-asp-ip Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> optional parameter
Format: the quaternary asp ip
- IPv4-address
[no] quat-sctp-port Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<MEGACO::signallingGatewayInterfaceQuaternarySCTPPort>value: 9900
Format: the sctp port of the quaternary asp
- the sctp port of the quaternary asp
- range: [1...65534]
- IPv4-address during modification.
the ip address of this signal
gateway
sgi-user-label Parameter type: mandatory parameter
<MEGACO::signallingGatewayInterfaceUserLabel> the user label of the signal
Format: gateway interface
- the user label of the signal gateway interface
- length: 1<=x<=64
sgi-mgi Parameter type: <MEGACO::MediaGatewayId> mandatory parameter
- the media gateway table index during modification.
- range: [1] The id of media gateway
associated with signal gateway
[no] admin-status Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<MEGACO::signallingGatewayInterfaceAdminStatus> value: "locked"
Format: The administrative status of
( locked signal gateway
| unlocked )
Possible values:
- locked : the admin status of signal gateway is locked
- unlocked : the admin status of signal gateway is unlocked

26- Debug Configuration Commands
26.1 Debug Configuration Command Tree 26-606

26.2 Protocol Tracing Configuration Command 26-607

26 Debug Configuration Commands
26.1 Debug Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Debug Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----debug-trace
----[no] protocol-trace
- (trace-subject)
- protocol
- syslog
- [no] events
- [no] packet-summary

26.2 Protocol Tracing Configuration Command
Command Description
This commands allows the operator to enable/disable protocol tracing. The operator can enter the protocol, port
and level of detail for which tracing can be enabled. It is mandatory to enable/disable atleast one of the tracings,
events or packet-summary.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure debug-trace ( no protocol-trace (trace-subject) protocol <Debug::Protocol> ) | ( protocol-trace

(trace-subject) protocol <Debug::Protocol> syslog <Debug::SyslogMsgType> [ [ no ] events ] [ [ no ]
packet-summary ] )
Command Parameters
Table 26.2-1 "Protocol Tracing Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(trace-subject) Format: subject for which tracing is
( dsl-line : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / enabled(e.g ADSL line,PVC)
<Eqpt::SlotId> / <Debug::PortId>
<Eqpt::SlotId> / <Debug::PortId> :
<Eqpt::VpiMandatoryId> : <Eqpt::VciMandatoryId>
| shdsl-line : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
| uni : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> /
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
| voip : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> /
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> )
Possible values:
- dsl-line : the xDSL line
- atm-pvc : the PVC of the ADSL line
- shdsl-line : a static shdsl line interface
- ethernet-line : a native ethernet line interface
- uni : GPON ONT uni interface
- the rack number


- the shelf number
Field type <Debug::PortId>
- the portId
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
protocol Parameter type: <Debug::Protocol> protocol to be traced
Format:
( igmp
| dhcp
| arp
| dhcpv6 )
Possible values:
- igmp : enable tracing for igmp protocol
- dhcp : enable tracing for dhcp protocol
- arp : enable tracing for arp protocol
- dhcpv6 : enable tracing for dhcpv6 protocol
Table 26.2-2 "Protocol Tracing Configuration Command" Command Parameters
syslog Parameter type: <Debug::SyslogMsgType> mandatory parameter
( tracing1 during modification.
| tracing2 msg type used to log trace msgs
| tracing3 ) to syslog
Possible values:
- tracing1 : msg type tracing1 used for syslog
[no] events Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable events tracing
[no] packet-summary Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable pkt summary tracing

27- Ethernet Configuration Commands
27.1 Ethernet Configuration Command Tree 27-610

27.2 Ethernet Line Configuration Command 27-611
27.3 Ethernet Line TCA Threshold Configuration 27-612
Command
27.4 Ethernet Line Mau Configuration Command 27-614

27 Ethernet Configuration Commands
27.1 Ethernet Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Ethernet Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----ethernet
----line
- (if-index)
- port-type
- [no] admin-up
----tca-line-threshold
- [no] enable
- [no] los
- [no] fcs
- [no] rx-octets
- [no] tx-octets
- [no] los-day
- [no] fcs-day
- [no] rx-octets-day
- [no] tx-octets-day
----mau
- (index)
- type
- power
- [no] autonegotiate
- [no] cap1000base-xfd
- [no] cap1000base-tfd

27.2 Ethernet Line Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the ethernet line.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure ethernet line (if-index) [ port-type <ETHITF::PortType> ] [ [ no ] admin-up ]
Command Parameters
Table 27.2-1 "Ethernet Line Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
( nt : sfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex>
| nt-a : sfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex>
| nt-a : xfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex>
| nt-b : sfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex>
| nt-b : xfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex> )
Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
Table 27.2-2 "Ethernet Line Configuration Command" Command Parameters
port-type Parameter type: <ETHITF::PortType> optional parameter
Format: the whole network service model
uplink based on this interface
Possible values:
- uplink : uplink port type
admin status is up

27.3 Ethernet Line TCA Threshold Configuration

Command
Command Description
is specific per ethernet line.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure ethernet line (if-index) tca-line-threshold [ [ no ] enable ] [ no los | los <ETHITF::TcaThreshold> ] [ no
fcs | fcs <ETHITF::TcaThreshold> ] [ no rx-octets | rx-octets <ETHITF::TcaThresholdMB> ] [ no tx-octets |
tx-octets <ETHITF::TcaThresholdMB> ] [ no los-day | los-day <ETHITF::TcaThreshold> ] [ no fcs-day | fcs-day
<ETHITF::TcaThreshold> ] [ no rx-octets-day | rx-octets-day <ETHITF::TcaThresholdMB> ] [ no tx-octets-day |
tx-octets-day <ETHITF::TcaThresholdMB> ]
Command Parameters
Table 27.3-1 "Ethernet Line TCA Threshold Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
Table 27.3-2 "Ethernet Line TCA Threshold Configuration Command" Command Parameters


this ethernet line
[no] los Parameter type: <ETHITF::TcaThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the tca threshold value (specify octets in MB), 0 - disable loss of signal error in 15 minute
[no] fcs Parameter type: <ETHITF::TcaThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the tca threshold value (specify octets in MB), 0 - disable frame check sequence error in 15
minute
[no] rx-octets Parameter type: <ETHITF::TcaThresholdMB> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the tca threshold value (specify octets in MB), 0 - disable received octets in 15 minute
(specify in MB)
[no] tx-octets Parameter type: <ETHITF::TcaThresholdMB> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the tca threshold value (specify octets in MB), 0 - disable transmitted octets in 15 minute
(specify in MB)
[no] los-day Parameter type: <ETHITF::TcaThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the tca threshold value (specify octets in MB), 0 - disable loss of signal error in 1 day
[no] fcs-day Parameter type: <ETHITF::TcaThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the tca threshold value (specify octets in MB), 0 - disable frame check sequence error in 1
day
[no] rx-octets-day Parameter type: <ETHITF::TcaThresholdMB> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the tca threshold value (specify octets in MB), 0 - disable received octets in 1 day (specify
in MB)
[no] tx-octets-day Parameter type: <ETHITF::TcaThresholdMB> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the tca threshold value (specify octets in MB), 0 - disable transmitted octets in 1 day
(specify in MB)

27.4 Ethernet Line Mau Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the Mau. The configuration is specific per ethernet line.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure ethernet line (if-index) mau (index) [ type <Ether::MAUType> ] [ power <ETHITF::Power> ] [ [ no ]
autonegotiate ] [ [ no ] cap1000base-xfd ] [ [ no ] cap1000base-tfd ]
Command Parameters
Table 27.4-1 "Ethernet Line Mau Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
(index) Format: identify MAU, among others
- port to which the MAU is connected connected to same interface
- range: [1...2147483647]
Table 27.4-2 "Ethernet Line Mau Configuration Command" Command Parameters
type Parameter type: <Ether::MAUType> optional parameter
Format: the mau type
( 10baset
| 100basetxhd
| 100basetxfd
| 100basefxhd


| 100basefxfd
| 1000basexhd
| 1000basexfd
| 1000baselxhd
| 1000baselxfd
| 1000basesxhd
| 1000basesxfd
| 1000basethd
| 1000basetfd
| 10gbaser
| 10gbaseer
| 10gbaselr
| 100basebx10d
| 100basebx10u
| 100baselx10
| 1000basebx10d
| 1000basebx10u
| 1000baselx10 )
Possible values:
- 10baset : UTP 10M
- 100basetxhd : UTP 100M half duplex
- 100basetxfd : UTP 100M full duplex
- 100basefxhd : X fiber over PMT half duplex
- 100basefxfd : X fiber over PMT full duplex
- 1000basexhd : PCS/PMA,unknown PMD, half duplex
- 1000basexfd : PCS/PMA,unknown PMD, full duplex
- 1000baselxhd : fiber over long-wavelength laser half
duplex
- 1000baselxfd : fiber over long-wavelength laser full duplex
- 1000basesxhd : fiber over short-wavelength laser half
duplex
- 1000basesxfd : fiber over short-wavelength laser full
duplex
- 1000basethd : UTP 1G half duplex
- 1000basetfd : UTP 1G full duplex
- 10gbaser : fiber 1OG ethernet
- 10gbaseer : fiber 1OG ethernet extended reach, 30km
- 10gbaselr : fiber 1OG ethernet long reach, 10km
- 100basebx10d : one single-mode fiber OLT long
wavelength, 10km, 100 base
- 100basebx10u : one single-mode fiber ONU, long
- 100baselx10 : two single-mode fibers over long
- 1000basebx10d : one single-mode fiber OLT over long
- 1000basebx10u : one single-mode fiber ONU over long
- 1000baselx10 : two single-mode fibers over long
power Parameter type: <ETHITF::Power> optional parameter
Format: the administrative status of sfp
( up power
| down )
Possible values:
- up : up
- down : down


[no] autonegotiate Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable auto-negotiation on this
port
[no] cap1000base-xfd Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
advertise 1G optical
[no] cap1000base-tfd Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
advertise 1G electrical

28- Efm Oam Configuration Commands
28.1 Efm Oam Configuration Command Tree 28-618

28.2 Efm Oam Interface ConfigurationCommand 28-619

28 Efm Oam Configuration Commands
28.1 Efm Oam Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Efm Oam Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----efm-oam
----interface
- (interface)
- [no] admin-up
- [no] passive-mode
- [no] keep-alive-intvl
- [no] response-intvl
- [no] data-length
- [no] bitrate
- [no] smac
- [no] dmac

28.2 Efm Oam Interface ConfigurationCommand
Command Description
This command will allow the operator to enable/disable EFM OAM on the specified Ethernet-like interface and
configure the mode, alive timer and response timer intervals. In addition also the internal traffic generator data
applicable to this interface can be configured.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure efm-oam interface (interface) [ [ no ] admin-up ] [ [ no ] passive-mode ] [ no keep-alive-intvl |

keep-alive-intvl <Ether::KeepAliveTimeTicks> ] [ no response-intvl | response-intvl <Ether::ResponseTimeTicks>
] [ no data-length | data-length <Ether::TraffGenDataLengthType> ] [ no bitrate | bitrate
<Ether::TraffGenBitRateType> ] [ no smac | smac <Ether::MacAddr> ] [ no dmac | dmac <Ether::MacAddr> ]
Command Parameters
Table 28.2-1 "Efm Oam Interface ConfigurationCommand" Resource Parameters
(interface) Format: identification of EFM port /
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / Ethernet port
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Table 28.2-2 "Efm Oam Interface ConfigurationCommand" Command Parameters
enable efm oam
[no] passive-mode Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
oam mode is passive
[no] keep-alive-intvl Parameter type: <Ether::KeepAliveTimeTicks> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 300
- a timeout value expressed in seconds keep alive time interval
- unit: seconds
- range: [1...300]


[no] response-intvl Parameter type: <Ether::ResponseTimeTicks> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 5
- a timeout value expressed in seconds variable response interval
- unit: seconds
- range: [2...10]
[no] data-length Parameter type: <Ether::TraffGenDataLengthType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10
- A value of 1 up to 1500. Indicates length in bytes. Internal traffic generator data:
- unit: byte Length of datafield, in bytes, of
- range: [1...1500] the to be generated test traffic.
Must be a value from 1 up to
1500.
[no] bitrate Parameter type: <Ether::TraffGenBitRateType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "100k"
( 100k Internal traffic generator data:
| 1m Bitrate of the to be generated test
| 10m traffic.
| 100m
| 1g )
Possible values:
- 100k : bitrate = 100K bit/sec
- 1m : bitrate = 1M bit/sec
- 1g : bitrate = 1G bit/sec
[no] smac Parameter type: <Ether::MacAddr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "00 : 00 : 01 : 00 : 00 :
- mac address (aa:bb:cc:a1:02:03) 01"
- length: 6 Internal traffic generator data:
source MAC address.
[no] dmac Parameter type: <Ether::MacAddr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "00 : 00 : 02 : 00 : 00 :
- mac address (aa:bb:cc:a1:02:03) 02"
- length: 6 Internal traffic generator data:
destination MAC address.

29- CFM Configuration Commands
29.1 CFM Configuration Command Tree 29-622

29.2 Maintenance Domain Configuration Command 29-623
29.3 Maintenance Association Configuration Command 29-625
29.4 Maintenance Association End Point Configuration 29-628
Command
29.5 Remote Maintenance Association End Point 29-631
29.6 Synthetic Loss Measurement configuration 29-632
Commands
29.7 CFM PM-Proactive test management Command 29-633
29.8 CFM PM Proactive test management Command 29-634

29 CFM Configuration Commands
29.1 CFM Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "CFM Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----cfm
----[no] domain
- (domain-index)
- name
- level
----[no] association
- (association-index)
- [no] bridgeport
- [no] vlan
- [no] mhf-creation
- name
- [no] ccm-interval
- [no] ccm-aware
- [no] ccm-admin-state
----[no] mep
- (mepid)
- location
- [no] cci-enable
- [no] ccm-priority
- [no] low-pri-defect
- [no] fng-alarm-time
- [no] fng-reset-time
- [no] slm-resp-enable
- [no] dm-resp-enable
- [no] lm-resp
- [no] slm-init-enable
- [no] lm-init
----[no] remote-mep
- (rmepid)
----slm
- [no] inactivity-time
----y1731pm
----[no] domain
- (domain-index)
- association
- mep
- session-id
- type
- target-mac
- [no] priority
- [no] adminup
- interval
- size
- measurement-intvl

29.2 Maintenance Domain Configuration Command
Command Description
This command is used to define a Maintenance Domain (MD) at particular maintenance level. There are 8 possible
levels. Note that once created, the MD cannot be modified. To modify, delete the entry and create a new one.
Note that, if an MD is deleted, any subtending Maintenance Associations (MAs), and their subtending Maintenance
Points (MPs), will be automatically deleted only if CCM Admin State is locked for all of the MAs.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure cfm ( no domain (domain-index) ) | ( domain (domain-index) name <Cfm::FormatedName> level
<Cfm::MdLevelType> )
Command Parameters
Table 29.2-1 "Maintenance Domain Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(domain-index) Format: Maintenance Domain (MD)
- Maintenance Domain (MD) index index
- range: [1...4294967295]
Table 29.2-2 "Maintenance Domain Configuration Command" Command Parameters
name Parameter type: <Cfm::FormatedName> mandatory parameter
( dns : <Cfm::PrintableString> during modification.
| mac : <Cfm::MacAddress> Maintenance Domain (MD) name
| string : <Cfm::PrintableString> type and unique name
| none )
Possible values:
- dns : DNS name (e.g. alcatel.com)
- mac : MAC address plus 2 hex octets, e.g.
11:22:33:44:55:66:77:88
- string : A character string (e.g. operator)
- none : No MD name.
Field type <Cfm::PrintableString>
- all characters except for characters 0 to 31
- length: 1<=x<=43
Field type <Cfm::MacAddress>
- MAC address plus 2 hex octets, e.g.
11:22:33:44:55:66:77:88


- length: 8
level Parameter type: <Cfm::MdLevelType> mandatory parameter
- Maintenance Domain (MD) level during modification.
- range: [0...7] Maintenance Domain (MD) level

29.3 Maintenance Association Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command is used to create or modify a Maintenance Association (MA). Only modification of the
MHFCreation is allowed. As a result, the VlanId has been made optional in the Command Syntax as VlanId is
mandatory for creation and is not applicable for modification. Each Maintenance Domain (MD) can have one or
more MAs.
Note that, if an MA is deleted, any subtending Maintenance Points (MPs) will automatically be deleted.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure cfm domain (domain-index) ( no association (association-index) ) | ( association (association-index) [

no bridgeport | bridgeport <Cfm::InterfaceZeroIndex> ] [ no vlan | vlan <Vlan::StackedVlan> ] [ no mhf-creation |
mhf-creation <Cfm::CfmMhfCreationType> ] [ name <Cfm::MaFormatedName> ] [ no ccm-interval | ccm-interval
<Cfm::CfmMaCcmInterval> ] [ [ no ] ccm-aware ] [ no ccm-admin-state | ccm-admin-state
<Cfm::CfmMaCcmAdminState> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 29.3-1 "Maintenance Association Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...4294967295]
(association-index) Format: Maintenance Association (MA)
- Maintenance Association (MA) index. Unique within an index. Unique within an MD
MD
- range: [1...4294967295]
Table 29.3-2 "Maintenance Association Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] bridgeport Parameter type: <Cfm::InterfaceZeroIndex> optional parameter with default
none The parameter is not visible
Possible values: during modification.
- none : no port IfIndex of UNI
[no] vlan Parameter type: <Vlan::StackedVlan> optional parameter with default


( <Vlan::UVlanIndex> The parameter is not visible
| stacked : <Vlan::SVlanIndex> : <Vlan::CVlanIndex> ) during modification.
Possible values: when vlan is not specified it will
- stacked : stacked vlan identity be vlan Unaware MA
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
[no] mhf-creation Parameter type: <Cfm::CfmMhfCreationType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "mhf-none"
( mhf-none MIP Half Function (MHF)
| mhf-default ) creation control
Possible values:
- mhf-none : No MHF creation for this VLAN ID
- mhf-default : MHF creation for this VLAN ID on related
bridge ports
name Parameter type: <Cfm::MaFormatedName> optional parameter
Format: Maintenance Association (MA)
( pvid : <Cfm::MaNamePvid> name type and unique name
| string : <Cfm::MaNameCharstr>
| uint16 : <Cfm::MaNameUint16>
| vpnid : <Cfm::MaVpnid>
| icc : <Cfm::MaNameIcc> )
Possible values:
- pvid : [0...4094]
- string : Raw ascii up to 45 Characters, except the character
code 0-31(decimal) are not used
- uint16 : [0..65535]
- vpnid : RFC-2685 VPN ID Format(7 Octet):
xxx:xxxx,eg:000102:FFAA77BB,x is between 00 and FF
- icc : Raw ascii.exactly 13 characters,except the character
code 0-31(decimal) are not used
Field type <Cfm::MaNamePvid>
- MaName Pvid Range [0...4094]
- length: x<=4
Field type <Cfm::MaNameCharstr>
- Raw ascii up to 45 Characters, except the character code
0-31 decimal
- length: x<=45
Field type <Cfm::MaNameUint16>
- MaName Uint16 Range [0...65535]
- length: x<=5
Field type <Cfm::MaVpnid>
- MaName VpnId 7 Octet Format : xxx:xxxx, where x is a
between 00 and FF eg:11FF33:AABBCCDD
- length: 15
Field type <Cfm::MaNameIcc>
- MaName Icc Raw ascii exactly 13 characters
- length: 13
[no] ccm-interval Parameter type: <Cfm::CfmMaCcmInterval> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "10"
(0 MA CCM Interval


|1
| 10
| 60
| 600 )
Possible values:
- 0 : CCM CCM Rx disable
- 1 : CCM Interval 1 secs
- 10 : CCM Interval 10 secs
- 60 : CCM Interval 1 Min
- 600 : CCM Interval 10 Min
[no] ccm-aware Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
sets MA as CCMAware
[no] ccm-admin-state Parameter type: <Cfm::CfmMaCcmAdminState> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "lock"
( unlock MA CCM AdminState
| lock )
Possible values:
- unlock : sets CCM AdminState to Lock
- lock : sets CCM AdminState to UnLock

29.4 Maintenance Association End Point

Command Description
This command is used to configure a Maintenance association End Point (MEP) within a Maintenance Association
(MA). Each MA can have zero or more MEPs. Once a MEP is created, it cannot be modified. To modify the MEP,
delete the entry and create a new one.
Note that there are correlations between a MEP and a VLAN port location. To create a MEP, the MEP's MA must
be associated with the port location's VLAN. Also if the port location is deleted, the related MEP(s) will
automatically be deleted.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure cfm domain (domain-index) association (association-index) ( no mep (mepid) ) | ( mep (mepid)
location <Cfm::location> [ [ no ] cci-enable ] [ no ccm-priority | ccm-priority <Cfm::MepCcmPriority> ] [ no
low-pri-defect | low-pri-defect <Cfm::MepLowPriorityDefect> ] [ no fng-alarm-time | fng-alarm-time
<Cfm::MepFngAlarmTime> ] [ no fng-reset-time | fng-reset-time <Cfm::MepFngResetTime> ] [ [ no ]
slm-resp-enable ] [ [ no ] dm-resp-enable ] [ no lm-resp | lm-resp <Cfm::MepLmEnableDisable> ] [ [ no ]
slm-init-enable ] [ no lm-init | lm-init <Cfm::MepLmInitEnableDisable> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 29.4-1 "Maintenance Association End Point Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...4294967295]
MD
- range: [1...4294967295]
(mepid) Format: MA End Point (MEP) ID. Unique
- MA End Point (MEP) ID. Unique within an MA within an MA
- range: [1...8191]
Table 29.4-2 "Maintenance Association End Point Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
location Parameter type: <Cfm::location> mandatory parameter


( user : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / during modification.
<Eqpt::PortId> : <Eqpt::VpiId> : <Eqpt::VciId> Maintenance association End
| user : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / Point (MEP) location
<Eqpt::PortId>
| user : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> /
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / vuni )
Possible values:
- user : User bridge-port location
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
[no] cci-enable Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
CCM generation is enabled on
the current MEP
[no] ccm-priority Parameter type: <Cfm::MepCcmPriority> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 7UL
- Priority value for CCMs transmitted by the MEP Priority value for CCMs
- range: [0...7] transmitted by the MEP
[no] low-pri-defect Parameter type: <Cfm::MepLowPriorityDefect> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "mac-rem-err-xcon"
( all-def The lowest priority defect that is
| mac-rem-err-xcon allowed to generate fault alarm
| rem-err-xcon
| err-xcon
| xcon
| no-xcon )
Possible values:
- all-def : For DefRDICCM, DefMACstatus,
DefRemoteCCM,DefErrorCCM, and DefXconCCM
- mac-rem-err-xcon : Only DefMACstatus,


DefRemoteCCM,DefErrorCCM, and DefXconCCM
(default)
- rem-err-xcon : Only DefRemoteCCM, DefErrorCCM, and
DefXconCCM
- err-xcon : Only DefErrorCCM and DefXconCCM
- xcon : Only DefXconCCM
- no-xcon : No defects DefXcon or lower are to be reported
[no] fng-alarm-time Parameter type: <Cfm::MepFngAlarmTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 250L
- multiples of 250 ticks are The time in ticks(1 tick = 10ms)
supported(250,500,750,1000).default = 250 ticks(2.5sec) that defects must be present
- unit: 1/100 sec before a Fault alarm is issued.
- range: [250...1000]
[no] fng-reset-time Parameter type: <Cfm::MepFngResetTime> optional parameter with default
- multiples of 250 ticks are supported(250,500,750,1000). The time in ticks (1tick = 10ms)
default = 1000 ticks(10sec) that defects must be absent before
- unit: 1/100 sec re-enabling a Fault Alarm.
- range: [250...1000]
[no] slm-resp-enable Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
slm responder is enabled on the
current mep
[no] dm-resp-enable Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
dm responder is enabled on the
current mep
[no] lm-resp Parameter type: <Cfm::MepLmEnableDisable> optional parameter with default
( disable configure LM responder on the
| enable-per-vlan current mep
| enable-per-pbit )
Possible values:
- disable : lm responder is disabled on the current mep
- enable-per-vlan : lm responder is enabled per vlan on the
current mep
- enable-per-pbit : lm responder is enabled per vlan per pbit
on the current mep
[no] slm-init-enable Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
slm initiator is enabled on the
current mep
[no] lm-init Parameter type: <Cfm::MepLmInitEnableDisable> optional parameter with default
( disable configure lm initiator on the
| enable-per-vlan current mep
| enable-per-pbit )
Possible values:
- disable : lm initiator is disabled on the current mep
- enable-per-vlan : lm initiator is enabled per vlan on the
current mep
- enable-per-pbit : lm initiator is enabled per vlan per pbit on
the current mep

29.5 Remote Maintenance Association End Point

Command Description
This command is used to configure a Remote Maintenance association End Point (RMEP) within a Maintenance
Association (MA). Once a RMEP is created, it cannot be modified. To modify the RMEP, delete the entry and
create a new one.
Note
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure cfm domain (domain-index) association (association-index) ( no remote-mep (rmepid) ) | ( remote-mep
(rmepid) )
Command Parameters
Table 29.5-1 "Remote Maintenance Association End Point Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...4294967295]
MD
- range: [1...4294967295]
(rmepid) Format: Remote MA End Point (MEP)
- MA End Point (MEP) ID. Unique within an MA ID. Unique within an MA
- range: [1...8191]

29.6 Synthetic Loss Measurement configuration

Commands
Command Description
This command can be used to configure the parameters for synthetic loss measurement
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure cfm slm [ no inactivity-time | inactivity-time <Cfm::slmInactivityTime> ]
Command Parameters
Table 29.6-2 "Synthetic Loss Measurement configuration Commands" Command Parameters
[no] inactivity-time Parameter type: <Cfm::slmInactivityTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 100L
- inactivity time value of slm inactivity timer
- unit: seconds
- range: [10...100]

29.7 CFM PM-Proactive test management

Command
Command Description
This command is used to configure PM-Proactive tests.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure cfm y1731pm

29.8 CFM PM Proactive test management

Command
Command Description
This command is used to configure PM Proactive tests.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure cfm y1731pm ( no domain (domain-index) association <Cfm::CfmMaIndexType> mep

<Cfm::MepIdType> session-id <Cfm::SessionIdType> ) | ( domain (domain-index) association
<Cfm::CfmMaIndexType> mep <Cfm::MepIdType> session-id <Cfm::SessionIdType> type <Cfm::PmTestType>
target-mac <Vlan::MacAddr> [ no priority | priority <Vlan::Priority> ] [ [ no ] adminup ] [ interval
<Cfm::PmIntervalType> ] [ size <Cfm::PmDataSizeType> ] [ measurement-intvl
<Cfm::PmMeasurementIntervalType> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 29.8-1 "CFM PM Proactive test management Command" Resource Parameters
(domain-index) Format: Maintenance Domain Index.
- Maintenance Domain (MD) index
- range: [1...4294967295]
association Parameter type: <Cfm::CfmMaIndexType> Maintenance Association Index.
Format:
- Maintenance Association (MA) index. Unique within an
MD
- range: [1...4294967295]
mep Parameter type: <Cfm::MepIdType> Maintenance Association End
Format: Point (MEP) ID. Unique within
- MA End Point (MEP) ID. Unique within an MA an MA.
- range: [1...8191]
session-id Parameter type: <Cfm::SessionIdType> PM Proactive test SessionId.
Format:
- Session Id for PM proactive
- range: [1...960]
Table 29.8-2 "CFM PM Proactive test management Command" Command Parameters
type Parameter type: <Cfm::PmTestType> mandatory parameter


( single-ended-slm during modification.
| single-ended-lm ) Y1731 PM Test type
Possible values:
- single-ended-slm : sets test type to SLM
- single-ended-lm : sets test type to LM
target-mac Parameter type: <Vlan::MacAddr> mandatory parameter
- mac address (aa:bb:cc:a1:02:03) during modification.
- length: 6 MAC address of the PM
responder(Target).
[no] priority Parameter type: <Vlan::Priority> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 7L
- priority of ethernet frames Priority. A 3 bit value to be used
- range: [0...7] in the VLAN tag.
[no] adminup Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
interval Parameter type: <Cfm::PmIntervalType> optional parameter
Format: Interval in which PM packets are
- PM interval (sec) SLM: [1...10] LM: [60 or 300] transmitted.1sec - 10sec for SLM,
- range: [1...10,60,300] 60sec or 300sec for LM
size Parameter type: <Cfm::PmDataSizeType> optional parameter
Format: Size of data TLV
( not-applicable
| <Cfm::PmDataSize> )
Possible values:
- not-applicable : For single-ended-lm, the value of this
object is not-applicable
Field type <Cfm::PmDataSize>
- Datasize for the SLM proactive test
- range: [0...1500]
measurement-intvl Parameter type: <Cfm::PmMeasurementIntervalType> optional parameter
Format: The time for which the synthetic
( not-applicable loss calculation is made
| <Cfm::PmMeasurementInterval> ) periodically.
Possible values:
- not-applicable : For single-ended-lm, the value of this
object is not-applicable
Field type <Cfm::PmMeasurementInterval>
- Measurement interval
- unit: seconds
- range: [60,300]

30- Trouble-Shooting Configuration Commands
30.1 Trouble-Shooting Configuration Command Tree 30-637

30.2 Trouble-shooting Interface Configuration Commands 30-638

30 Trouble-Shooting Configuration Commands
30.1 Trouble-Shooting Configuration Command

Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Trouble-Shooting Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----trouble-shooting
----statistics
----[no] interface
- (if-index)

30.2 Trouble-shooting Interface Configuration

Commands
Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable or disable the extensive trouble-shooting counters.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure trouble-shooting statistics ( no interface (if-index) ) | ( interface (if-index) )
Command Parameters
Table 30.2-1 "Trouble-shooting Interface Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Possible values:



31- IPoA/E IW Configuration Commands
31.1 IPoA/E IW Configuration Command Tree 31-641

31.2 IPoA/E IW Interworking Port Configuration Command 31-642
31.3 IPoA/E IW Gateway Configuration Command 31-644

31 IPoA/E IW Configuration Commands
31.1 IPoA/E IW Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "IPoA/E IW Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----ipoa/e-iw
----[no] port
- (interworking-port)
- user-ip
- gw-ip
----[no] gateway
- (vlanid)
- gw-ip-addr

31.2 IPoA/E IW Interworking Port Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the parameter on the IPOA L2 interworking port level
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure ipoa/e-iw ( no port (interworking-port) ) | ( port (interworking-port) [ user-ip <Ip::V4AddressHex> ] [

gw-ip <Ip::V4AddressHex> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 31.2-1 "IPoA/E IW Interworking Port Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(interworking-port) Format: index of rack/shelf/slot/port
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / user-bridgeport
<Eqpt::PortId> )
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Table 31.2-2 "IPoA/E IW Interworking Port Configuration Command" Command Parameters
user-ip Parameter type: <Ip::V4AddressHex> optional parameter
Format: ip address for user
- IPv4-address
gw-ip Parameter type: <Ip::V4AddressHex> optional parameter
Format: ip address for next-hop gateway


- IPv4-address

31.3 IPoA/E IW Gateway Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure gateway address per L2 forwarder vlan
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure ipoa/e-iw ( no gateway (vlanid) ) | ( gateway (vlanid) gw-ip-addr <Ip::V4AddressHex> )
Command Parameters
Table 31.3-1 "IPoA/E IW Gateway Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
Table 31.3-2 "IPoA/E IW Gateway Configuration Command" Command Parameters
gw-ip-addr Parameter type: <Ip::V4AddressHex> mandatory parameter
Format: the gateway ip address
- IPv4-address

32- LineTest Configuration Commands
32.1 LineTest Configuration Command Tree 32-646

32.2 Megaco LineTest Session Configuration Command 32-648
32.3 Megaco LineTest Line Configuration Command 32-652
32.4 MEGACO LineTest Param Configuration Command 32-654
32.5 SINGLE LineTest Session Configuration Command 32-659
32.6 SINGLE LineTest Line Configuration Command 32-663
32.7 SINGLE LineTest Param Configuration Command 32-665

32 LineTest Configuration Commands
32.1 LineTest Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "LineTest Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----linetest
----cluster
- (cluster-id)
----ltsession
- (sessionid)
- session-cmd
- ownerid
- timeout-period
- line-num
- type-high
- type-low
- test-parm-num
- test-mode
- type-extend
----ltline
- (sessionid)
- lineid
- line-status
----ltparm
- (sessionid)
- test-name(unit)
- value1
- value2
- value3
- value4
- value5
- min-threshold
- max-threshold
- min-threshold2
- max-threshold2
----single
----ltsession
- (sessionid)
- session-cmd
- ownerid
- timeout-period
- line-num
- type-high
- type-low
- test-parm-num
- test-mode
- inactive-timer
- type-extend
- [no] group-opt

- [no] busy-overwrite
----ltline
- (sessionid)
- lineid
- line-status
----ltparm
- (sessionid)
- test-name(unit)
- value1
- value2
- value3
- value4
- value5
- min-threshold
- max-threshold

32.2 Megaco LineTest Session Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the MEGACO LineTest session parameters.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure linetest cluster (cluster-id) ltsession (sessionid) [ session-cmd <LineTest::SessCmdForConfig> ] [

ownerid <Gauge> ] [ timeout-period <LineTest::TimeOutPer> ] [ line-num <LineTest::LineNum> ] [ type-high
<LineTest::ltTypeHigh> ] [ type-low <LineTest::ltTypeLow> ] [ test-parm-num <LineTest::TestParmNum> ] [
test-mode <LineTest::TestModeForConfig> ] [ type-extend <LineTest::ltTypeExtend> ]
Command Parameters
Table 32.2-1 "Megaco LineTest Session Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...8]
(sessionid) Format: uniquely identify of session
- available session id
- range: [1]
Table 32.2-2 "Megaco LineTest Session Configuration Command" Command Parameters
session-cmd Parameter type: <LineTest::SessCmdForConfig> optional parameter
Format: the linetest session command
( create
| starttest
| sendinfo
| startinfo
| destroy
| recv-subtest
| start-subtest
| repeat
| endtest )
Possible values:
- create : create a test session


- starttest : transfer data done, start a test
- sendinfo : start to transfer info data for an underway test
- startinfo : transfer info data done, start info operation
- destroy : destroy a test session
- recv-subtest : start to transfer the sub-test's data
- start-subtest : transfer sub-test's data done, start the sub-test
- repeat : repeat the last test
- endtest : end current test session
ownerid Parameter type: <Gauge> optional parameter
Format: ownerid of the session
- gauge
timeout-period Parameter type: <LineTest::TimeOutPer> optional parameter
Format: timeout period
- timeout period
- unit: second
- range: [0...4294967295]
line-num Parameter type: <LineTest::LineNum> optional parameter
Format: line number in the session of test
- line number in the session of test
- range: [1...72]
type-high Parameter type: <LineTest::ltTypeHigh> optional parameter
Format: indicate line test items
( none
| group
| feeded-ac-vol
| foreign-ac-vol
| feeded-dc-vol
| foreign-dc-vol
| feeding-current
| resistance
| capacitance
| impedance
| low-capacit-phone
| dialton-delay
| msocket-detection )
Possible values:
- none : null
- group : group test,
HBit28/27/26/22/21/20/17/16/15/14/11/9/8
- feeded-ac-vol : feeded ac rms voltage test, HBit31/30/29
- foreign-ac-vol : foreign ac rms voltage test, HBit26/27/28
- feeded-dc-vol : feeded dc voltage test, HBit18/23/24/25
- foreign-dc-vol : foreign dc voltage test, HBit20/21/22
- feeding-current : feeding current test, HBit19
- resistance : insulating resistance test,
HBit12/13/14/15/16/17(ISDN line test only support
HBit14/15/16/17)
- capacitance : capacitance test, HBit8/9/10/11
- impedance : impedance test, HBit4/5/6/7
- low-capacit-phone : low capacitance phone detect test,
HBit3
- dialton-delay : dial tone delay test of user circuit only in
idle , HBit1
- msocket-detection : termination (m socket detection) test,
HBit0
type-low Parameter type: <LineTest::ltTypeLow> optional parameter


( none
| ac-current
| dc-current
| noise-level
| howler
| status-monitored
| cable-pair-ident
| talking-father
| line-reverse-sub
| p-meter-pulse-sub
| ring-subscrib-sub
| dpdtmf-signal-sub
| userloop-sub
| isdn-loopback )
Possible values:
- none : null
- ac-current : ac current test normal test, LBit29/30/31
- dc-current : dc current test normal test, LBit28/27/26
- noise-level : noise level normal test, LBit24
- howler : howler test under normal test, LBit22
- status-monitored : status monitored test, LBit20
- cable-pair-ident : cable pair identification test, LBit19
- talking-father : talking test (father test item), LBit18
- line-reverse-sub : line reverse test, subtest of talking test,
LBit17
- p-meter-pulse-sub : private meter pulses test, subtest of
talking test, LBit16
- ring-subscrib-sub : ring subscriber with auto ring test,
subtest of talking test, LBit15
- dpdtmf-signal-sub : dp/dtmf signal test, subtest of talking
test, LBit14
- userloop-sub : resistance of user loop (rip-ring), subtest of
- isdn-loopback : isdn loop back test, LBit10
test-parm-num Parameter type: <LineTest::TestParmNum> optional parameter
Format: parameter lines number in the
- parameter lines number in the session of test session for test
- range: [0...6]
test-mode Parameter type: <LineTest::TestModeForConfig> optional parameter
Format: test mode
( single
| interactive
| cablepair )
Possible values:
- single : the test will be end after one time
- interactive : the interactive test
- cablepair : the cable pair test
type-extend Parameter type: <LineTest::ltTypeExtend> optional parameter
( none
| gr909-ringers
| gr909-dialtone-d
| gr909-roh
| gr909-hazardous-p
| gr909-femf
| gr909-resistive-f )
Possible values:


- none : null
- gr909-ringers : ringers test, ExBit26
- gr909-dialtone-d : draw and break dial tone delay test,
ExBit25
- gr909-roh : receiver off hook test, ExBit24
- gr909-hazardous-p : hazardous potential test, ExBit23,
- gr909-femf : foreign electromotive force test, ExBit22
- gr909-resistive-f : resistive faults test, ExBit21

32.3 Megaco LineTest Line Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the MEGACO LineTest line parameters.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure linetest cluster (cluster-id) ltline (sessionid) lineid <Itf::LineTestMegacoLineId> [ line-status
<LineTest::LineStatusForConfig> ]
Command Parameters
Table 32.3-1 "Megaco LineTest Line Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...8]
- range: [1]
lineid Parameter type: <Itf::LineTestMegacoLineId> Identify of line
Format:
<Eqpt::NodeId> / <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
<Eqpt::NewSlotId> / <Eqpt::MegacoPortId>
Field type <Eqpt::NodeId>
- the Node number
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Table 32.3-2 "Megaco LineTest Line Configuration Command" Command Parameters
line-status Parameter type: <LineTest::LineStatusForConfig> optional parameter


Format: status of line for test
( intest
| testover
| rstpartlyready )
Possible values:
- intest : put the line in test
- testover : the line tested, and the result is ready for polling,
it is read-only
- rstpartlyready : defined for dp/dtmf test

32.4 MEGACO LineTest Param Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage megaco linetest parameters.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure linetest cluster (cluster-id) ltparm (sessionid) test-name(unit) <LineTest::TestTypeMegaco> [ value1
<LineTest::ExtRpVal> ] [ value2 <LineTest::ExtRpVal> ] [ value3 <LineTest::ExtRpVal> ] [ value4
<LineTest::ExtRpVal> ] [ value5 <LineTest::ExtRpVal> ] [ min-threshold <LineTest::TestThreshold> ] [
max-threshold <LineTest::TestThreshold> ] [ min-threshold2 <LineTest::TestThreshold> ] [ max-threshold2
<LineTest::TestThreshold> ]
Command Parameters
Table 32.4-1 "MEGACO LineTest Param Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...8]
- range: [1...16]
test-name(unit) Parameter type: <LineTest::TestTypeMegaco> test type
Format:
( feeded-ac-tr(mv)
| feeded-ac-tg(mv)
| feeded-ac-rg(mv)
| foreign-ac-tr(mv)
| foreign-ac-tg(mv)
| foreign-ac-rg(mv)
| feeded-dc-tr(mv)
| foreign-dc-tr(mv)
| foreign-dc-tg(mv)
| foreign-dc-rg(mv)
| feed-current(ua)
| feeded-dc-rt(mv)
| resist-tr(ohm)


| resist-rt(ohm)
| resist-tg(ohm)
| resist-rg(ohm)
| resist-tbat(ohm)
| resist-rbat(ohm)
| capacitanc-tr(nf)
| capacitanc-rt(nf)
| capacitanc-tg(nf)
| capacitanc-rg(nf)
| impedance-tr(ohm)
| impedance-tg(ohm)
| impedance-rg(ohm)
| low-capacit-phone
| bat-imped-discard
| dialton-delay(ms)
| msocket-detection
| ac-current-tr(ua)
| ac-current-tg(ua)
| ac-current-rg(ua)
| dc-current-tr(ua)
| dc-current-tg(ua)
| dc-current-rg(ua)
| noise-lv-0.001dbm
| howler-test-park
| status-monitored
| cable-pair-ident
| talking-father
| line-reverse-sub
| p-meter-pulse-sub
| ring-subscrib-sub
| dpdtmf-signal-sub
| userloop-sub(ohm)
| feeded-dc-tg(mv)
| feeded-dc-rg(mv)
| impedance-rt(ohm)
| isdn-loopback
| ringer-ren(1000ren)
| dialtone-delay-db(ms)
| gr909-roh
| gr909-hazardous-p
| gr909-femf
| gr909-resistive-f )
Possible values:
- feeded-ac-tr(mv) : feeded ac rms voltage of user line
(tip-ring)
- feeded-ac-tg(mv) : feeded ac rms voltage of user line
(tip-ground)
- feeded-ac-rg(mv) : feeded ac rms voltage of user line
(ring-ground)
- foreign-ac-tr(mv) : foreign ac rms voltage of user line
(tip-ring)
- foreign-ac-tg(mv) : foreign ac rms voltage of user line
(tip-ground)
- foreign-ac-rg(mv) : foreign ac rms voltage of user line
(ring-ground)
- feeded-dc-tr(mv) : feeded dc voltage of user line (tip-ring)
- foreign-dc-tr(mv) : foreign dc voltage of user line (tip-ring)


- foreign-dc-tg(mv) : foreign dc voltage of user line
(tip-ground)
- foreign-dc-rg(mv) : foreign dc voltage of user line
(ring-ground)
- feed-current(ua) : feeding current (tip-ring)
- feeded-dc-rt(mv) : feeded dc voltage of user line (ring-tip)
- resist-tr(ohm) : insulating resistance of user line (tip-ring)
- resist-rt(ohm) : insulating resistance of user line (ring-tip)
- resist-tg(ohm) : insulating resistance of user line
(tip-ground)
- resist-rg(ohm) : insulating resistance of user line
(ring-ground)
- resist-tbat(ohm) : insulating battery resistance of user line
(tip-bat)
- resist-rbat(ohm) : insulating battery resistance of user line
(ring-bat)
- capacitanc-tr(nf) : capacitance of user line (tip-ring)
- capacitanc-rt(nf) : capacitance of user line (ring-tip)
- capacitanc-tg(nf) : capacitance of user line (tip-ground)
- capacitanc-rg(nf) : capacitance of user line (ring-ground)
- impedance-tr(ohm) : impedance of user circuit (tip-ring)
- impedance-tg(ohm) : impedance of user circuit
(tip-ground)
- impedance-rg(ohm) : impedance of user circuit
(ring-ground)
- low-capacit-phone : low capacitance phone detect
- bat-imped-discard : battery impedance (ring-bat) discarded
- dialton-delay(ms) : dial tone delay of user circuit only in
idle
- msocket-detection : termination (m socket detection)
- ac-current-tr(ua) : ac current test normal test (tip-ring)
- ac-current-tg(ua) : ac current test normal test (tip-ground)
- ac-current-rg(ua) : ac current test normal test (ring-ground)
- dc-current-tr(ua) : dc current test normal test (tip-ring)
- dc-current-tg(ua) : dc current test normal test (tip-ground)
- dc-current-rg(ua) : dc current test normal test (ring-ground)
- noise-lv-0.001dbm : noise level normal test
- howler-test-park : howler test under normal test condition
only in parking
- status-monitored : status monitored test
- cable-pair-ident : cable pair identification test
- talking-father : talking test (father test item)
- line-reverse-sub : line reverse test, subtest of talking test
talking test
subtest of talking test
test
- userloop-sub(ohm) : resistance of user loop (rip-ring),
- feeded-dc-tg(mv) : feeded dc voltage of user line
(tip-ground)
- feeded-dc-rg(mv) : feeded dc voltage of user line
(ring-ground)
- impedance-rt(ohm) : impedance of user circuit (ring-tip)
- isdn-loopback : isdn loop back test


- ringer-ren(1000ren) : gr909 ringer equivalency number
testing
- dialtone-delay-db(ms) : gr909 draw and break dial tone
delay testing
- gr909-roh : gr909 receiver off hook testing
- gr909-hazardous-p : gr909 Hazardous Potential testing
- gr909-femf : gr909 Foreign ElectroMotive Force testing
- gr909-resistive-f : gr909 resistive faults testing
Table 32.4-2 "MEGACO LineTest Param Configuration Command" Command Parameters
value1 Parameter type: <LineTest::ExtRpVal> optional parameter
Format: test parameter value1
- line test result value of the specified line and test type.The
specific range is dependent on the specific line test item.The
following is the max range.
- range: [-2147483647...2147483647]
- range: [-2147483647...2147483647]
- range: [-2147483647...2147483647]
- range: [-2147483647...2147483647]
- range: [-2147483647...2147483647]
min-threshold Parameter type: <LineTest::TestThreshold> optional parameter
Format: threshold min of this test type
- threshold of the test type
- range: [-2147483647...2147483647]
max-threshold Parameter type: <LineTest::TestThreshold> optional parameter
Format: threshold max of this test type
- range: [-2147483647...2147483647]
min-threshold2 Parameter type: <LineTest::TestThreshold> optional parameter
Format: threshold2 min of this test type
- range: [-2147483647...2147483647]
max-threshold2 Parameter type: <LineTest::TestThreshold> optional parameter
Format: threshold2 max of this test type
- range: [-2147483647...2147483647]


32.5 SINGLE LineTest Session Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the single LineTest session parameters.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with sip , xdsl privileges, and executed by operators with sip , xdsl
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure linetest single ltsession (sessionid) [ session-cmd <LineTest::SessCmdForConfig> ] [ ownerid

<Gauge> ] [ timeout-period <LineTest::TimeOutPer> ] [ line-num <NGVRLineTest::LineNum> ] [ type-high
<LineTest::ltTypeHigh> ] [ type-low <LineTest::ltTypeLowSip> ] [ test-parm-num <LineTest::TestParmNum> ] [
test-mode <LineTest::TestModeForConfig> ] [ inactive-timer <LineTest::InactTimer> ] [ type-extend
<LineTest::ltTypeExtendSip> ] [ no group-opt | group-opt <LineTest::ltGroupTestOpt> ] [ no busy-overwrite |
busy-overwrite <LineTest::ltBusyOverwriteFlag> ]
Command Parameters
Table 32.5-1 "SINGLE LineTest Session Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1]
Table 32.5-2 "SINGLE LineTest Session Configuration Command" Command Parameters
session-cmd Parameter type: <LineTest::SessCmdForConfig> optional parameter
Format: the linetest session command
( create
| starttest
| sendinfo
| startinfo
| destroy
| recv-subtest
| start-subtest
| repeat
| endtest )
Possible values:
- create : create a test session
- starttest : transfer data done, start a test


- sendinfo : start to transfer info data for an underway test
- startinfo : transfer info data done, start info operation
- destroy : destroy a test session
- recv-subtest : start to transfer the sub-test's data
- start-subtest : transfer sub-test's data done, start the sub-test
- repeat : repeat the last test
- endtest : end current test session
ownerid Parameter type: <Gauge> optional parameter
Format: ownerid of the session
- gauge
timeout-period Parameter type: <LineTest::TimeOutPer> optional parameter
Format: timeout period
- timeout period
- unit: second
- range: [0...4294967295]
line-num Parameter type: <NGVRLineTest::LineNum> optional parameter
Format: line number in the session of test
- line number in the session of test
- range: [1...192]
type-high Parameter type: <LineTest::ltTypeHigh> optional parameter
( none
| group
| feeded-ac-vol
| foreign-ac-vol
| feeded-dc-vol
| foreign-dc-vol
| feeding-current
| resistance
| capacitance
| impedance
| low-capacit-phone
| dialton-delay
| msocket-detection )
Possible values:
- none : null
- group : group test,
HBit28/27/26/22/21/20/17/16/15/14/11/9/8
- feeded-ac-vol : feeded ac rms voltage test, HBit31/30/29
- foreign-ac-vol : foreign ac rms voltage test, HBit26/27/28
- feeded-dc-vol : feeded dc voltage test, HBit18/23/24/25
- foreign-dc-vol : foreign dc voltage test, HBit20/21/22
- feeding-current : feeding current test, HBit19
- resistance : insulating resistance test,
HBit12/13/14/15/16/17(ISDN line test only support
HBit14/15/16/17)
- capacitance : capacitance test, HBit8/9/10/11
- impedance : impedance test, HBit4/5/6/7
- low-capacit-phone : low capacitance phone detect test,
HBit3
- dialton-delay : dial tone delay test of user circuit only in
idle , HBit1
- msocket-detection : termination (m socket detection) test,
HBit0
type-low Parameter type: <LineTest::ltTypeLowSip> optional parameter
( none


| ac-current
| dc-current
| noise-level
| howler
| status-monitored
| cable-pair-ident
| talking-father
| line-reverse-sub
| p-meter-pulse-sub
| ring-subscrib-sub
| dpdtmf-signal-sub
| userloop-sub
| electronic-ringer
| longitudinal-current )
Possible values:
- none : null
- ac-current : ac current test normal test, LBit29/30/31
- dc-current : dc current test normal test, LBit28/27/26
- noise-level : noise level normal test, LBit24
- howler : howler test under normal test, LBit22
- status-monitored : status monitored test, LBit20
- cable-pair-ident : cable pair identification test, LBit19
- talking-father : talking test (father test item), LBit18
- line-reverse-sub : line reverse test, subtest of talking test,
LBit17
subtest of talking test, LBit15
test, LBit14
- userloop-sub : resistance of user loop (rip-ring), subtest of
- electronic-ringer : electronic ringer detect test, including
capacitance and resistance, LBit12/11, for NPOT-B only
- longitudinal-current : longitudinal current test, LBit9
test-parm-num Parameter type: <LineTest::TestParmNum> optional parameter
Format: parameter lines number in the
- parameter lines number in the session of test session for test
- range: [0...6]
test-mode Parameter type: <LineTest::TestModeForConfig> optional parameter
Format: test mode
( single
| interactive
| cablepair )
Possible values:
- single : the test will be end after one time
- interactive : the interactive test
- cablepair : the cable pair test
inactive-timer Parameter type: <LineTest::InactTimer> optional parameter
Format: session inactive timer
- session inactive timer, 0 means never destroy the session
automatically
- unit: second
- range: [0,120...65535]
type-extend Parameter type: <LineTest::ltTypeExtendSip> optional parameter


( none
| iltf-term-signature
| iltf-term-capacitiv
| iltf-ppa-test
| roh-test )
Possible values:
- none : null
- iltf-term-signature : galvanic signature detection, ExBit31,
only applicable for MELT
- iltf-term-capacitiv : end device capacitance >50nF
detection, ExBit30, only applicable for MELT
- iltf-ppa-test : ppa variant test, ExBit29, only applicable for
MELT
- roh-test : termination roh test, ExBit28, only applicable for
MELT
[no] group-opt Parameter type: <LineTest::ltGroupTestOpt> optional parameter with default
( none indicate line test items
| extended
| melt-collective )
Possible values:
- none : identifier group test normal report value
- extended : identifier group test extended report value
- melt-collective : identifier melt collective tests
[no] busy-overwrite Parameter type: <LineTest::ltBusyOverwriteFlag> optional parameter with default
( true Session Busy Overwrite status
| false )
Possible values:
- true : busy overwrite enable
- false : busy overwrite disable

32.6 SINGLE LineTest Line Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the single LineTest line parameters.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure linetest single ltline (sessionid) lineid <Itf::LineTestSingleLineId> [ line-status

<LineTest::LineStatusForConfig> ]
Command Parameters
Table 32.6-1 "SINGLE LineTest Line Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1]
lineid Parameter type: <Itf::LineTestSingleLineId> Identify of line
Format:
<Eqpt::NodeId> / <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
Field type <Eqpt::NodeId>
- the Node number
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Table 32.6-2 "SINGLE LineTest Line Configuration Command" Command Parameters
line-status Parameter type: <LineTest::LineStatusForConfig> optional parameter
Format: status of line for test
( intest
| testover


| rstpartlyready )
Possible values:
- intest : put the line in test
- testover : the line tested, and the result is ready for polling,
it is read-only
- rstpartlyready : defined for dp/dtmf test

32.7 SINGLE LineTest Param Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage single linetest parameters.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure linetest single ltparm (sessionid) test-name(unit) <LineTest::TestTypeSip> [ value1

<LineTest::ExtRpVal> ] [ value2 <LineTest::ExtRpVal> ] [ value3 <LineTest::ExtRpVal> ] [ value4
<LineTest::ExtRpVal> ] [ value5 <LineTest::ExtRpVal> ] [ min-threshold <LineTest::TestThreshold> ] [
max-threshold <LineTest::TestThreshold> ]
Command Parameters
Table 32.7-1 "SINGLE LineTest Param Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1]
test-name(unit) Parameter type: <LineTest::TestTypeSip> test type
Format:
( feeded-ac-tr(mv)
| feeded-ac-tg(mv)
| feeded-ac-rg(mv)
| foreign-ac-tr(mv)
| foreign-ac-tg(mv)
| foreign-ac-rg(mv)
| feeded-dc-tr(mv)
| foreign-dc-tr(mv)
| foreign-dc-tg(mv)
| foreign-dc-rg(mv)
| feed-current(ua)
| feeded-dc-rt(mv)
| resist-tr(ohm)
| resist-rt(ohm)
| resist-tg(ohm)
| resist-rg(ohm)
| resist-tbat(ohm)


| resist-rbat(ohm)
| capacitanc-tr(nf)
| capacitanc-rt(nf)
| capacitanc-tg(nf)
| capacitanc-rg(nf)
| impedance-tr(ohm)
| impedance-tg(ohm)
| impedance-rg(ohm)
| low-capacit-phone
| bat-imped-discard
| dialton-delay(ms)
| msocket-detection
| ac-current-tr(ua)
| ac-current-tg(ua)
| ac-current-rg(ua)
| dc-current-tr(ua)
| dc-current-tg(ua)
| dc-current-rg(ua)
| noise-lv-0.001dbm
| howler-test-park
| status-monitored
| cable-pair-ident
| talking-father
| line-reverse-sub
| p-meter-pulse-sub
| ring-subscrib-sub
| dpdtmf-signal-sub
| userloop-sub(ohm)
| capacit-sign(pf)
| resist-sign(ohm)
| feeded-dc-tg(mv)
| feeded-dc-rg(mv)
| impedance-rt(ohm)
| long-current(ua)
| diagnosis-caller
| diagnosis-callee
| conductance-tr(1/10us)
| conductance-tg(1/10us)
| conductance-rg(1/10us)
| susceptance-tr(1/10us)
| susceptance-tg(1/10us)
| susceptance-rg(1/10us)
| hazardous-volt(1/2)
| term-signature(1/0)
| term-capacitiv(1/0)
| ppa-test(ppa-variant)
| roh-test(1/0) )
Possible values:
- feeded-ac-tr(mv) : feeded ac rms voltage of user line
(tip-ring)
- feeded-ac-tg(mv) : feeded ac rms voltage of user line
(tip-ground)
- feeded-ac-rg(mv) : feeded ac rms voltage of user line
(ring-ground)
- foreign-ac-tr(mv) : foreign ac rms voltage of user line
(tip-ring)
- foreign-ac-tg(mv) : foreign ac rms voltage of user line


(tip-ground)
- foreign-ac-rg(mv) : foreign ac rms voltage of user line
(ring-ground)
- feeded-dc-tr(mv) : feeded dc voltage of user line (tip-ring)
- foreign-dc-tr(mv) : foreign dc voltage of user line (tip-ring)
- foreign-dc-tg(mv) : foreign dc voltage of user line
(tip-ground)
- foreign-dc-rg(mv) : foreign dc voltage of user line
(ring-ground)
- feed-current(ua) : feeding current (tip-ring)
- feeded-dc-rt(mv) : feeded dc voltage of user line (ring-tip)
- resist-tr(ohm) : insulating resistance of user line (tip-ring)
- resist-rt(ohm) : insulating resistance of user line (ring-tip)
- resist-tg(ohm) : insulating resistance of user line
(tip-ground)
- resist-rg(ohm) : insulating resistance of user line
(ring-ground)
- resist-tbat(ohm) : insulating battery resistance of user line
(tip-bat)
- resist-rbat(ohm) : insulating battery resistance of user line
(ring-bat)
- capacitanc-tr(nf) : capacitance of user line (tip-ring)
- capacitanc-rt(nf) : capacitance of user line (ring-tip)
- capacitanc-tg(nf) : capacitance of user line (tip-ground)
- capacitanc-rg(nf) : capacitance of user line (ring-ground)
- impedance-tr(ohm) : impedance of user circuit (tip-ring)
- impedance-tg(ohm) : impedance of user circuit
(tip-ground)
- impedance-rg(ohm) : impedance of user circuit
(ring-ground)
- low-capacit-phone : low capacitance phone detect
- bat-imped-discard : battery impedance (ring-bat) discarded
- dialton-delay(ms) : dial tone delay of user circuit only in
idle
- msocket-detection : termination (m socket detection)
- ac-current-tr(ua) : ac current test normal test (tip-ring)
- ac-current-tg(ua) : ac current test normal test (tip-ground)
- ac-current-rg(ua) : ac current test normal test (ring-ground)
- dc-current-tr(ua) : dc current test normal test (tip-ring)
- dc-current-tg(ua) : dc current test normal test (tip-ground)
- dc-current-rg(ua) : dc current test normal test (ring-ground)
- noise-lv-0.001dbm : noise level normal test
- howler-test-park : howler test under normal test condition
only in parking
- status-monitored : status monitored test
- cable-pair-ident : cable pair identification test
- talking-father : talking test (father test item)
- line-reverse-sub : line reverse test, subtest of talking test
talking test
test
- userloop-sub(ohm) : resistance of user loop (rip-ring),
- capacit-sign(pf) : capacitance of etsi signature or electronic


ringer
- resist-sign(ohm) : resistance of etsi signature or electronic
ringer
- feeded-dc-tg(mv) : feeded dc voltage of user line
(tip-ground)
- feeded-dc-rg(mv) : feeded dc voltage of user line
(ring-ground)
- impedance-rt(ohm) : impedance of user circuit (ring-tip)
- long-current(ua) : difference between the currents on the
a-lead and the b-lead (longitudinal current)
- diagnosis-caller : H248 Voice Diagnosis Caller
- diagnosis-callee : H248 Voice Diagnosis Callee
- conductance-tr(1/10us): Conductance of user line
(Tip-Ring)
- conductance-tg(1/10us): Conductance of user line
(Tip-Ground)
- conductance-rg(1/10us): Conductance of user line
(Ring-Ground)
- susceptance-tr(1/10us): Susceptance of user line
(Tip-Ring)
- susceptance-tg(1/10us): Susceptance of user line
(Tip-Ground)
- susceptance-rg(1/10us): Susceptance of user line
(Ring-Ground)
- hazardous-volt(1/2) : whether voltage value is hazardous or
not(iltf-hazardous-voltage)
- term-signature(1/0) : whether termination signature is
detected(iltf-termination-signature)
- term-capacitiv(1/0) : whether termination capacitance is
detected(iltf-termination-capacitiv)
- ppa-test(ppa-variant) : test ppa variant(iltf-ppa)
- roh-test(1/0) : test termination roh
Table 32.7-2 "SINGLE LineTest Param Configuration Command" Command Parameters
- range: [-2147483647...2147483647]
- range: [-2147483647...2147483647]
- range: [-2147483647...2147483647]


- range: [-2147483647...2147483647]
- range: [-2147483647...2147483647]
min-threshold Parameter type: <LineTest::TestThreshold> optional parameter
Format: threshold min of this test type
- range: [-2147483647...2147483647]
max-threshold Parameter type: <LineTest::TestThreshold> optional parameter
Format: threshold max of this test type
- range: [-2147483647...2147483647]

33- LACP Configuration Commands
33.1 LACP Configuration Command Tree 33-671

33.2 LACP general configuration command 33-672
33.3 LACP port configuration command 33-673
33.4 LACP group configuration command 33-674
33.5 LACP Group Port configuration command 33-676

33 LACP Configuration Commands
33.1 LACP Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "LACP Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----link-agg
----general
- [no] priority
----port
- (port)
- [no] passive-lacp
- [no] short-timeout
- [no] actor-port-prio
----group
- (group)
- load-sharing-policy
- [no] max-active-port
- mode
----[no] port
- (port)

33.2 LACP general configuration command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the general LACP parameters.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with lacp privileges, and executed by operators with lacp privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure link-agg general [ no priority | priority <Lacp::SysPriority> ]
Command Parameters
Table 33.2-2 "LACP general configuration command" Command Parameters
[no] priority Parameter type: <Lacp::SysPriority> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 1
- the lacp system priority the lacp system priority
- range: [1...65535]

33.3 LACP port configuration command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the link aggregation port parameters.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure link-agg port (port) [ [ no ] passive-lacp ] [ [ no ] short-timeout ] [ no actor-port-prio | actor-port-prio

<Lacp::ActorPortPriority> ]
Command Parameters
Table 33.3-1 "LACP port configuration command" Resource Parameters
(port) Format: interface index of the port
Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
Table 33.3-2 "LACP port configuration command" Command Parameters
[no] passive-lacp Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
set lacp inactive for the actor
[no] short-timeout Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
short timeout for the lacp
protocol
[no] actor-port-prio Parameter type: <Lacp::ActorPortPriority> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "1"
- la aggregate port priority port priority for the actor
- range: [0...255]

33.4 LACP group configuration command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the link aggregation group parameters.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure link-agg group (group) [ load-sharing-policy <Lacp::LoadSharingPolicy> ] [ no max-active-port |

max-active-port <Lacp::MaxActivePort> ] [ mode <Lacp::Mode> ]
Command Parameters
Table 33.4-1 "LACP group configuration command" Resource Parameters
(group) Format: interface index of the link
( nt : sfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex> aggregation group
Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
Table 33.4-2 "LACP group configuration command" Command Parameters
load-sharing-policy Parameter type: <Lacp::LoadSharingPolicy> optional parameter
Format: link aggregation load sharing
( mac-src policy
| mac-dst
| mac-src-dst
| ip-src
| ip-dst
| ip-src-dst )
Possible values:
- mac-src : source mac based


- mac-dst : destination mac based
- mac-src-dst : source and destination mac based
- ip-src : source ip based
- ip-dst : destination ip based
- ip-src-dst : source and destination ip based
[no] max-active-port Parameter type: <Lacp::MaxActivePort> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 8
- max active port the max active port number in a
- range: [1...8] LAG
mode Parameter type: <Lacp::Mode> optional parameter
Format: lacp mode
( static
| dynamic )
Possible values:
- static : static mode
- dynamic : dynamic mode

33.5 LACP Group Port configuration command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to add/remove link aggregation group member ports.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure link-agg group (group) ( no port (port) ) | ( port (port) )
Command Parameters
Table 33.5-1 "LACP Group Port configuration command" Resource Parameters
(group) Format: interface index of the link
( nt : sfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex> aggregation group
Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
(port) Format: Interface index of the port
Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port



34- Equipment Status Commands
34.1 Equipment Status Command Tree 34-679

34.2 Slot Status Command 34-680
34.3 Shelf Summary Status Command 34-685
34.4 SFP/XFP Diagnostics Status Command 34-687
34.5 Board Temperature Status Command 34-692
34.6 Authentication Status Command 34-694
34.7 Board Planned Resource Command 34-696
34.8 Transceiver Inventory Status Command 34-698
34.9 NE Status Command 34-703
34.10 Rack Status Command 34-705
34.11 Shelf Status Command 34-707
34.12 Power Status Command 34-710

34 Equipment Status Commands
34.1 Equipment Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Equipment Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----equipment
----slot
- (slot)
----shelf-summary
- (shelf)
----diagnostics
----sfp
- (position)
----temperature
- (slot)
- sensor-id
----auth
----planned-resource
- (slot)
- resource-id
----transceiver-inventory
- (index)
----isam
----rack
- (rack)
----shelf
- (shelf)
----power
- (shelf)

34.2 Slot Status Command
Command Description
This commands shows the slot status. The following information is shown for each slot:
• type : describes the type of the unit that is currently present in the slot.
• capab-profile: capabilty profile assigned to the slot, applicable for line boards, NTIOs and mini-NT NRNT-A.
• oper-status: describes whether the unit is able to perform its normal operation.
• error-status: provides the reason why the board is not operational. These values correspond to the alarms
generated in case of a failure.
• available-status: provides further information regarding the state of the unit.
• manufacturer: provides an identification of the unit manufacturer.
• inventory-pba: provides the Alcatel-Lucent Printed Board Assembly code of the unit.
• inventory-fpba: provides the Alcatel-Lucent Printed Board Assembly code of the unit which also identifies the
boot software.
• inventory-ics: provides the Item Change Status iteration code of the unit.
• inventory-clei: provides the (USA) Common Language Equipment Identification code of the unit.
• serial-no: provides the serial number of the board.
• failed-test: provides identification of the last failing test using four numbers, from MSB to LSB:
- - table number (1 byte)
- - segment number (1 byte)
- - case number (1 byte)
- - check number (1 byte)
As long as there has been no failing self test, the value of this attribute will be 0.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with equipment privileges.
Command Syntax
> show equipment slot [ (slot) ]
Command Parameters
Table 34.2-1 "Slot Status Command" Resource Parameters
(slot) Format: the physical slot position
| nt-a
| nt-b
| nt
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt-a : nt-a slot


- nt-b : nt-b slot
- nt : nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 34.2-2 "Slot Status Command" Display parameters
planned-type Parameter type: <Equipm::BrdType> A string representing the board
Data driven field type that is planned in the slot.
Possible values are depending on the actual configuration This element is only shown in
and software. detail mode.
actual-type Parameter type: <Equipm::ActBoardType> A string representing the board
Data driven field type that is actually present in the slot.
Possible values are depending on the actual configuration This element is always shown.
and software.
oper-status Parameter type: <Equipm::OperStatus> Specifies whether the plug-in unit
short name: enabled ( ( enabled | yes ) is able to perform its normal
| ( disabled | no ) ) operation.
Possible values: This element is always shown.
- enabled :
- yes :
- disabled :
- no :
error-status Parameter type: <Equipm::OperError> Specifies for what reason the
( no-error board is not operational. These
| type-mismatch values correspond with the
| board-missing alarms which are generated in
| no-installation case of a failure.
| no-planned-board This element is always shown.
| waiting-for-sw
| init-boot-failed
| init-download-failed
| init-connection-failed
| configuration-failed
| board-reset-protection
| invalid-parameter
| temperature-alarm
| tempshutdown
| defense
| board-not-licensed
| sem-power-fail
| sem-ups-fail
| incompatible-slot
| download-ongoing
| unknown-error )


Possible values:
- no-error :
- type-mismatch :
- board-missing :
- no-installation :
- no-planned-board :
- waiting-for-sw :
- init-boot-failed :
- init-download-failed :
- init-connection-failed:
- configuration-failed :
- board-reset-protection:
- invalid-parameter :
- temperature-alarm :
- tempshutdown :
- defense :
- board-not-licensed :
- sem-power-fail :
- sem-ups-fail :
- incompatible-slot :
- download-ongoing :
- unknown-error :
availability Parameter type: <Equipm::AvailStatus> Specifies the state of the board. It
( available is set to available after a
| in-test successfull selftest of the board
| failed (if applicable).
| power-off This element is always shown.
| not-installed
| offline
| dependency )
Possible values:
- available :
- in-test :
- failed :
- power-off :
- not-installed :
- offline :
- dependency :
alarm-profile Parameter type: <Equipm::AlarmProf> The name of the customized
( none alarm profile that is allocated to
| name : <PrintableString-0-32> ) the board, if any.
Possible values: This element is only shown in
- none : no profile name to associate detail mode.
Field type <PrintableString-0-32>
- length: x<=32
manufacturer Parameter type: <PrintableString> Specifies the company of the
- printable string board.
detail mode.
mnemonic Parameter type: <PrintableString> Specifies the name of the board.
- printable string This element is only shown in
detail mode.
pba-code Parameter type: <PrintableString> Specifies the Alcatel-Lucent
- printable string printed board assembly code of
of the board.


detail mode.
fpba-code Parameter type: <PrintableString> Specifies the Alcatel-Lucent
- printable string printed board assembly code of
the board, which also identifies
the boot software.
detail mode.
fpba-ics Parameter type: <PrintableString> pecifies the item change status
- printable string iteration code of the board.
detail mode.
clei-code Parameter type: <PrintableString> Specifies the common language
- printable string equipment identification code of
the board.
detail mode.
serial-no Parameter type: <PrintableString> Specifies the serial number of the
- printable string board.
detail mode.
failed-test Parameter type: <Equipm::Octet-4> Specifies the last failing test.
- a binary string This element is only shown in
detail mode.
lt-restart-time Parameter type: <Equipm::restartTime> The last restart time.This element
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) is only supported on LTs, zero
- unit: UTC will be returned in case of other
boards.
detail mode.
lt-restart-cause Parameter type: <Equipm::eqptBoardLastRestartCause> the cause of the most recent
( poweron restart of the board
| watchdog This element is only shown in
| cold_reset detail mode.
| warm_reset
| hot_reset
| hot_reload
| clean_data
| emergency_build
| poweron_reset
| commit_failure
| other )
Possible values:
- poweron : restart after power on
- watchdog : restart triggered by HW watchdog timeout
- cold_reset : HW reset of the board with selftest
- warm_reset : HW reset of the board without selftest
- hot_reset : operational SW restart without HW reset
- hot_reload : operational SW reload and restart without HW
reset
- clean_data : operational SW triggered HW reset with DB
clean
- emergency_build : cold reset when error escalation
mechanism keeps failing
- poweron_reset : operational SW triggered restart as
poweron
- commit_failure : restart due to new SW package commit


failure
- other : restart due to unknown reason
lt-restart-num Parameter type: <Counter> the number of times the board has
short name: restrt-cnt - 32 bit counter restarted (It is only applicable for
LTs)
This element is always shown.
mgnt-entity-oamipaddr Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> an ip address is used to as the
- IPv4-address oam ip.
detail mode.
mgnt-entity-pairnum Parameter type: <SignedInteger> the paired number on the xvps's
- a signed integer shelf.
detail mode.
dual-host-ip Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> the dual host ip address
- IPv4-address This element is only shown in
detail mode.
dual-host-loc Parameter type: <Equipm::Dualhost> the dual host lsm location
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> This element is only shown in
| none ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- none : no host lsm location
- the rack number
- the shelf number

34.3 Shelf Summary Status Command
Command Description
This commands shows a summary of the slots in a shelf.
The least significant bit of the first byte shown corresponds to the slot position 1.
User Level
none
Command Syntax
> show equipment shelf-summary [ (shelf) ]
Command Parameters
Table 34.3-1 "Shelf Summary Status Command" Resource Parameters
(shelf) Format: the physical shelf position
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 34.3-2 "Shelf Summary Status Command" Display parameters
changes Parameter type: <Counter> Number of configuration or status
- 32 bit counter changes for slots/boards within
this shelf.
occupied-slots Parameter type: <Equipm::Octet-8> Specifies the occupation of slots.
- a binary string This element is only shown in
- length: 8 detail mode.
admin-unlocked Parameter type: <Equipm::Octet-8> Specifies the administrative state
- a binary string of the boards whether it is locked
- length: 8 or not.
detail mode.
oper-unlocked Parameter type: <Equipm::Octet-8> Specifies the operational state of
- a binary string the boards whether it is locked or


- length: 8 not.
detail mode.
avail-boards Parameter type: <Equipm::Octet-8> Specifies the availability state of
- a binary string the boards whether it is available
- length: 8 or not.
detail mode.
mismatches Parameter type: <Equipm::Octet-8> Specifies any mismatch between
- a binary string the actual board-type and the
- length: 8 planned board-type.
alarms Parameter type: <Equipm::Octet-8> Specifies the boards which
- a binary string generated an alarm.
- length: 8 This element is always shown.

34.4 SFP/XFP Diagnostics Status Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to read real-time diagnostic measurements from the A2 bank of a specified SFP
or lower data bank of XFP. The following information is shown for each specified sfp/xfp:
• The slot index of the sfp
• The number of the sfp cage
• The diagnostics availability: For XFP, AO denotes the upper bank and A2 denotes the lower bank.
• The Loss of Signal status
• The Transmit Fault status
• The transmit power (tx-power): This parameter displays the transmit power of the SFP/XFP.It is a string that
can be one of the following possible values:
- A string containing power value ranging from "-40.00 dBm" to "8.16 dBm", in 0.01 dBm increments.
- "No Power" - When no optical power is being transmitted by an sfp.
- "NotApplicable" - This is used for an electrical SFP.
- "NotAvailable" - The measurement could not be obtained.
- "Invalid" - The calibration calculation returned an invalid result.
• The received power (rx-power): This parameter displays the received power of the SFP/XFP(not applicable for
pon ports). It is a string that can be one of the following possible values:
- A string containing power value ranging from "-40.00 dBm" to "8.16 dBm", in 0.01 dBm increments.
- "No Power" - When no optical power is being received by an sfp.
• The transmit bias current (tx-bias-current) : This parameter displays the transmit bias current of the SFP/XFP.
It is a string that can be one of the following possible values:
- A string containing a current value ranging from "0.00 mA" to "131.10 mA", in 0.01 mA increments.
• The transceiver supply voltage (supply-voltage) : This parameter displays the transceiver supply voltage of the
SFP/XFP. It is a string that can be one of the following possible values:
- A string containing a voltage value ranging from "0.00 VDC" to "6.55 VDC", in 0.01 VDC increments.
• The temperature : This parameter displays the temperature of the SFP/XFP. It is a string that can be one of the
following possible values:
- A string containing a temperature value ranging from "-128.00 degrees Celsius" to "128.00 degrees
Celsius" in 0.01 degrees Celsius increments.
• temperature-tca : This parameter displays the freshly-measured temperature alarm/warning threshold crossing
status of the specified SFP/SFP+/XFP. It is a string that can be one of the following possible values:
- "not-available" - the measurement could not be obtained
- "normal-value" - No threshold crossing, present value is within the threshold
- "low-warning-th" - Present value is greater than the low warning level threshold
- "low-alarm-th" - Present value is greater than the low alarm level threshold
- "high-warning-th" - Present value is greater than the high warning level threshold
- "high-alarm-th" - Present value is greater than the high alarm level threshold
• voltage-tca : This parameter displays the freshly-measured voltage alarm/warning threshold crossing status of
the specified SFP/SFP+/XFP. It is a string that can be one of the following possible values:


• tx-power-tca : This parameter displays the freshly-measured tx-power alarm/warning threshold crossing status
of the specified SFP/SFP+/XFP. It is a string that can be one of the following possible values:
• bias-current-tca : This parameter displays the freshly-measured bias-current alarm/warning threshold crossing
status of the specified SFP/SFP+/XFP. It is a string that can be one of the following possible values:
• rx-power-tca : This parameter displays the freshly-measured rx-power alarm/warning threshold crossing status
of the specified SFP/SFP+/XFP(not applicable for pon ports). It is a string that can be one of the following
possible values:
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment diagnostics sfp [ (position) ]
Command Parameters
Table 34.4-1 "SFP/XFP Diagnostics Status Command" Resource Parameters
(position) Format: the physical sfp or xfp cage
( nt : sfp : <Eqpt::SfpCageNumber> position


Possible values:
- nt-a : nt-a slot
- nt-b : nt-b slot
Possible values:
- sfp : SFP port
- xfp : XFP port
- range: [0...1023]
Command Output
Table 34.4-2 "SFP/XFP Diagnostics Status Command" Display parameters
diag-avail-status Parameter type: <Eqpt::SfpDiagAvailable> sfp/xfp diagnostics availability
( no-error status. for xfp, a0 denotes the
| cage-no-diag-supp upper bank and a2 denotes the
| cage-empty lower bank
| cage-no-a2-supp This element is always shown.
| a0-read-failed
| a0-checksum-failed
| sfp-no-a2-supp
| a2-read-failed
| a2-checksum-failed )
Possible values:
- no-error : sfp diag is available
- cage-no-diag-supp : cage does not support diag
- cage-empty : cage is empty
- cage-no-a2-supp : cage does not support A2
- a0-read-failed : A0 read failed
- a0-checksum-failed : A0 checksum failed
- sfp-no-a2-supp : SFP does not support A2
los Parameter type: <Eqpt::SfpDiagLos> loss of signal
( los This element is always shown.
| no-los
| not-available )
Possible values:
- los : loss of signal info
- no-los : no los
- not-available : not available
tx-fault Parameter type: <Eqpt::SfpDiagTxFault> sfp/xfp tx fault
( tx-fault This element is always shown.
| no-tx-fault
| not-applicable
| not-available )
Possible values:
- tx-fault : transmit fault info
- no-tx-fault : no tx fault
- not-available : not available


tx-power Parameter type: <PrintableString> the transmit power.
detail mode.
rx-power Parameter type: <PrintableString> the received power - not
- printable string applicable for PON ports
detail mode.
tx-bias-current Parameter type: <PrintableString> the transmit bias current.
detail mode.
supply-voltage Parameter type: <PrintableString> the transceiver supply voltage.
detail mode.
temperature Parameter type: <PrintableString> the temperature.
detail mode.
temperature-tca Parameter type: <Eqpt::Tca> the temperature alarm or warning
( high-alarm-th This element is only shown in
| low-alarm-th detail mode.
| high-warning-th
| low-warning-th
| normal-value
| not-available )
Possible values:
- high-alarm-th : Present value is greater than the
configured/pre-set alarm value
- low-alarm-th : Present value is lower than the
- high-warning-th : Present value is greater than the
configured/pre-set warning value
- low-warning-th : Present value is lower than the
- normal-value : Present value is under normal limits
- not-available : Value is not available
voltage-tca Parameter type: <Eqpt::Tca> the voltage alarm or warning
| high-warning-th
| low-warning-th
| normal-value
| not-available )
Possible values:
bias-current-tca Parameter type: <Eqpt::Tca> the bias-current alarm or warning
| high-warning-th
| low-warning-th


| normal-value
| not-available )
Possible values:
tx-power-tca Parameter type: <Eqpt::Tca> the temperature alarm or warning
| high-warning-th
| low-warning-th
| normal-value
| not-available )
Possible values:
rx-power-tca Parameter type: <Eqpt::Tca> the temperature alarm or
( high-alarm-th warning-not applicable for PON
| low-alarm-th ports
| high-warning-th This element is only shown in
| low-warning-th detail mode.
| normal-value
| not-available )
Possible values:

34.5 Board Temperature Status Command
Command Description
This commands shows the board temperature status. The following information is shown for each thermal sensor:
• act-temp : actual temperature of thermal sensor; expressed in degrees Celsius.
• tca-low: low thresholds for the alarm "Temperature Exceeded"; expressed in degrees Celsius.
• tca-high: high thresholds for the alarm "Temperature Exceeded"; expressed in degrees Celsius.
• shut-low: low threshold for the alarm "Temperature Shutdown"; expressed in degrees Celsius.
• shut-high: high threshold for the alarm "Temperature Shutdown"; expressed in degrees Celsius.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment temperature [ (slot) [ sensor-id <Equipm::SensorId> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 34.5-1 "Board Temperature Status Command" Resource Parameters
| nt-a
| nt-b
| nt )
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt-a : nt-a slot
- nt-b : nt-b slot
- nt : nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
sensor-id Parameter type: <Equipm::SensorId> the sensor id of a board
Format:
- the sensor id of a board
- range: [1...8]
Command Output

Table 34.5-2 "Board Temperature Status Command" Display parameters

actual-temperature Parameter type: <SignedInteger> actual temperature of thermal
short name: act-temp - a signed integer sensor; expressed in degrees
Celsius.
tca-threshold-low Parameter type: <SignedInteger> Low thresholds for the alarm
short name: tca-low - a signed integer "Temperature Exceeded";
expressed in degrees Celsius.
tca-threshold-high Parameter type: <SignedInteger> High thresholds for the alarm
short name: tca-high - a signed integer "Temperature Exceeded";
shut-threshold-low Parameter type: <SignedInteger> Low threshold for the alarm
short name: shut-low - a signed integer "Temperature Shutdown";
shut-threshold-high Parameter type: <SignedInteger> High threshold for the alarm
short name: shut-high - a signed integer "Temperature Shutdown";

34.6 Authentication Status Command
Command Description
This command displays common values related to the authentication.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment auth
Command Output
Table 34.6-2 "Authentication Status Command" Display parameters
loid Parameter type: <Equipm::Loid> logical onu identifier
- logical onu identifier This element is always shown.
- length: 1<=x<=24
slid-mode Parameter type: <Equipm::slidMode> the interpret mode of subscriber
( ascii location id
| hex ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- ascii : ascii string to store slid
- hex : hex string to store slid
slid Parameter type: <Equipm::slid> subscriber location id of the ont
- subscriber location id of the ont,length should be less than This element is always shown.
or equal to 10 when slidMode is ascii
- length: x<=20
loid-auth-status Parameter type: <Equipm::loidAuthStatus> the interpret mode of subscriber
( initstatus location id
| authpass This element is always shown.
| loidnotexist
| pwdnotmatch
| loidconflicts )
Possible values:
- initstatus : loid authentication is initialized
- authpass : loid authentication is passed
- loidnotexist : loid is not exist in olt
- pwdnotmatch : pwd is not match loid
- loidconflicts : loid is conflict with exist loid
reg-status Parameter type: <Equipm::registerStatus> the interpret mode of subscriber
( initstatus location id
| succeed This element is always shown.


| fail
| ongoing )
Possible values:
- initstatus : Gpon register is initialized
- succeed : Gpon register succeed
- fail : Gpon register failed
- ongoing : Gpon register is ongoing

34.7 Board Planned Resource Command
Command Description
This commands shows the actual values of configured hardware resources on boards.. The following information is
shown for each resource:
• current: The actual planned value for the resource
• max-value: The maximum value that the board supports for this resource.
• description: A string describing the planned resource for this board.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment planned-resource [ (slot) [ resource-id <SignedInteger> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 34.7-1 "Board Planned Resource Command" Resource Parameters
lt : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId>
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
resource-id Parameter type: <SignedInteger> the planned resource id of a board
Format:
- a signed integer
Command Output
Table 34.7-2 "Board Planned Resource Command" Display parameters
current-value Parameter type: <SignedInteger> The actual planned value for the
short name: cur-val - a signed integer resource.
maximum-value Parameter type: <SignedInteger> The maximum value that the


short name: max-val - a signed integer board supports for this resource.
description Parameter type: <PrintableString> A string describing the planned
short name: description - printable string resource for this board.

34.8 Transceiver Inventory Status Command
Command Description
This command retrieves the configuration data associated with SFP/SFP+/XFP.The following information is
shown for each specified sfp/sfp+/xfp:
• For the following data, output "not-Available" implies that the the measurement could not be obtained.
• inventory-status - the transceiver inventory status. For XFP, AO denotes the upper bank and A2 denotes the
lower bank.
• alu-part-num - the alcatel lucent part number available in sfp or xfp eeprom
• clei-code - the clei code available in sfp or xfp eeprom
• tx-wavelength - the transmission wavelength available in sfp or xfp eeprom
• fiber-type - the fiber type available in sfp or xfp eeprom
• additional-info - the customer specific additional information of the specified sfp or sfp+ or xfp
• mfg-name - the manufacturer name available in sfp or xfp eeprom
• mfg-oui - the manufacturer code available in sfp or xfp eeprom
• mfg-date - the manufacturer date available in sfp or xfp eeprom
• vendor-serial-num - the vendor serial number available in sfp or xfp eeprom
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment transceiver-inventory [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 34.8-1 "Transceiver Inventory Status Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: the physical sfp or xfp cage
( nt : sfp : <Eqpt::SfpCageNumber> position
Possible values:
- nt-a : nt-a slot
- nt-b : nt-b slot
Possible values:
- sfp : SFP port
- xfp : XFP port


- range: [0...1023]
Command Output
Table 34.8-2 "Transceiver Inventory Status Command" Display parameters
inventory-status Parameter type: <Eqpt::InvStatus> transceiver inventory status. for
( no-error xfp, a0 denotes the upper bank
| cage-empty and a2 denotes the lower bank
| cage-no-a2-supp This element is always shown.
| a0-read-failed
| a0-checksum-failed
| sfp-no-a2-supp
| a2-read-failed
| a2-checksum-failed )
Possible values:
- no-error : sfp inventory is available
- cage-empty : cage is empty
- cage-no-a2-supp : cage does not support A2
- sfp-no-a2-supp : SFP does not support A2
alu-part-num Parameter type: <PrintableString> the alcatel lucent part number
- printable string available in sfp or xfp eeprom
clei-code Parameter type: <PrintableString> the clei code available in sfp or
- printable string xfp eeprom
detail mode.
tx-wavelength Parameter type: <PrintableString> the transmission wavelength
fiber-type Parameter type: <Eqpt::FiberType> the fiber type available in sfp or
( single-mode xfp eeprom.
| multi-mode This element is always shown.
| not-available )
Possible values:
- single-mode : single-mode fiber
- multi-mode : multi-mode
- not-available : fiber type is not available
mfg-name Parameter type: <PrintableString> the manufacturer name available
- printable string in sfp or xfp eeprom
detail mode.
mfg-oui Parameter type: <PrintableString> the manufacturer code available
- printable string in sfp or xfp eeprom
detail mode.
mfg-date Parameter type: <PrintableString> the manufacturer date in
- printable string dd/mm/yyyy format available in
sfp or xfp eeprom
detail mode.


vendor-serial-num Parameter type: <PrintableString> the vendor serial number
detail mode.
additional-info Parameter type: <PrintableString> the customer specific additional
- printable string information of the specified sfp
or sfp+ or xfp
detail mode.
rssi-sfptype Parameter type: <Eqpt::RssiSfpType> sfp type of ports wich configured
( not-available rssi profile
| px20 This element is always shown.
| px20plus
| prx_t1
| pr_t2
| prx_t3
| pr_t4
| bplusc
| bplusi
| cplusc
| cplusi
| e1t1_eth
| e3ds3_eth
| stm1oc3_eth
| e1t1_tdm
| 100base_fx
| 100base_lx
| 100base_bx10u
| 100base_bx10d
| 100base_tx
| 1000base_t
| 1000base_cx
| 1000base_sx
| 1000base_lx
| 1000base_bx10u
| 1000base_bx10d
| 1000base_bx40u
| 1000base_bx40d
| 1000base_ex
| 1000base_zx
| n1
| n2a
| n2b
| 1000base_vx
| 2500base
| 10gbase_sr
| 10gbase_lr
| 10gbase_lrm
| 10gbase_er
| 10gbase_sw
| 10gbase_lw
| 10gbase_ew
| 40gbase_sr4
| 40gbase_lr4
| 40gbase_cr4
| 10gbase_bx40u
| 10gbase_bx40d )


Possible values:
- not-available : fiber type is not available
- px20 : single-mode fiber
- px20plus : multi-mode
- prx_t1 : single-mode fiber
- pr_t2 : multi-mode
- prx_t3 : single-mode fiber
- pr_t4 : multi-mode
- bplusc : single-mode fiber
- bplusi : single-mode fiber
- cplusc : single-mode fiber
- cplusi : single-mode fiber
- e1t1_eth : Electrical E1/T1 Ethernet bridged SFP (Ethernet
over E1/T1 per GFP, HDLC or cHDLC encapsulation)
- e3ds3_eth : Electrical E3/DS3 Ethernet bridged SFP
(Ethernet over E3/DS2 per GFP, HDLC or cHDLC
encapsulation)
- stm1oc3_eth : Optical STM-1/OC3 Ethernet bridged SFP
(Ethernet over STM-1/OC3 per GFP encapsulation)
- e1t1_tdm : Electrical 2 x E1 TDM PW SFP (TDM E1 over
Ethernet per MEF8 encapsulation)
- 100base_fx : 100M multi-mode fiber
- 100base_lx : 100M long-reach single-mode fiber
- 100base_bx10u : 100M single-strand upstream
single-mode fiber
- 100base_bx10d : 100M single-strand downstream
single-mode fiber
- 100base_tx : 100M copper twisted-pair cable
- 1000base_t : 1G copper twisted-pair cable
- 1000base_cx : 1G copper twin-axial cable
- 1000base_sx : 1G short-reach multi-mode fiber
- 1000base_lx : 1G long-reach single-mode fiber
- 1000base_bx10u : 1G single-strand upstream single-mode
fiber
- 1000base_bx10d : 1G single-strand downstream
single-mode fiber
- 1000base_bx40u : 1G extended-reach upstream
single-mode fiber
- 1000base_bx40d : 1G extended-reach downstream
single-mode fiber
- 1000base_ex : 1G extended-reach 40km single-mode fiber
- 1000base_zx : 1G extended reach 70km single-mode fiber
- n1 : 10G GPON fiber
- n2a : 10G GPON fiber
- n2b : 10G GPON fiber
- 1000base_vx : 1G CWDM fiber
- 2500base : 2500M fiber
- 10gbase_sr : 10G short-reach multi-mode fiber
- 10gbase_lr : 10G long-reach single-mode fiber
- 10gbase_lrm : 10G long-reach multi-mode fiber
- 10gbase_er : 10G extended-reach single-mode fiber
- 10gbase_sw : 10G short-reach wan multi-mode fiber
- 10gbase_lw : 10G long-reach wan single-mode fiber
- 10gbase_ew : 10G extended-reach wan single-mode fiber
- 40gbase_sr4 : 40G short-reach multi-mode fiber
- 40gbase_lr4 : 40G long-reach single-mode fiber
- 40gbase_cr4 : 40G copper cable


- 10gbase_bx40u : 10G extended-reach upstream
single-mode fiber
- 10gbase_bx40d : 10G extended-reach downstream
single-mode fiber

34.9 NE Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the status of the NE.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment isam
Command Output
Table 34.9-2 "NE Status Command" Display parameters
planned-type Parameter type: <Equipm::SystemType> Specifies the planned isam type.
( laus This element is only shown in
| laeu detail mode.
| leeu
| maus
| leus
| lneu
| leww
| lnww )
Possible values:
- laus : large ASAM US / ANSI market (6 racks, 3 shelves
per rack)
- laeu : large ASAM EU / ETSI market (6 racks, 3 shelves
per rack)
- leeu : large ISAM for EU / ETSI market
- maus : mini RAM ASAM for US / ANSI market
- leus : large ISAM for US / ANSI market
- lneu : new equipment practice (NEP)
- leww : large ISAM World wide
- lnww : large ISAM World wide
actual-type Parameter type: <Equipm::SystemType> A string representing the system
( laus type that is actually present.
| laeu This element is always shown.
| leeu
| maus
| leus
| lneu
| leww


| lnww )
Possible values:
- laus : large ASAM US / ANSI market (6 racks, 3 shelves
per rack)
- laeu : large ASAM EU / ETSI market (6 racks, 3 shelves
per rack)
- leeu : large ISAM for EU / ETSI market
- maus : mini RAM ASAM for US / ANSI market
- leus : large ISAM for US / ANSI market
- lneu : new equipment practice (NEP)
- leww : large ISAM World wide
- lnww : large ISAM World wide
description Parameter type: <Description-127> Specifies the location of the
- description to help the operator to identify the object system.
- length: x<=127 This element is only shown in
detail mode.

34.10 Rack Status Command
Command Description
This command shows the rack status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment rack [ (rack) ]
Command Parameters
Table 34.10-1 "Rack Status Command" Resource Parameters
(rack) Format: the rack identifier
<Eqpt::RackId>
- the rack number
Command Output
Table 34.10-2 "Rack Status Command" Display parameters
planned-type Parameter type: <Equipm::RackType> Specifies the planned rack type.
( altr-e This element is only shown in
| altr-a detail mode.
| not-planned
| not-allowed
| empty )
Possible values:
- altr-e : ISAM ETSI DSL line termination rack (2200mm)
- altr-a : ISAM ANSI DSL line termination rack
- not-planned : holder is not planned
- not-allowed : shelf is not allowed in this position
- empty : shelf is empty in this position
actual-type Parameter type: <Equipm::RackType> A string representing the racktype
( altr-e that is actually present.
| altr-a This element is always shown.
| not-planned
| not-allowed


| empty )
Possible values:
- altr-e : ISAM ETSI DSL line termination rack (2200mm)
- altr-a : ISAM ANSI DSL line termination rack
- not-planned : holder is not planned
- not-allowed : shelf is not allowed in this position
- empty : shelf is empty in this position
description Parameter type: <Description-127> Specifies the location of the rack.
- description to help the operator to identify the object This element is only shown in
- length: x<=127 detail mode.

34.11 Shelf Status Command
Command Description
This command shows the shelf status. The following information is shown in addition to configuration information:
• oper-status: describes whether the board is able to perform its normal operation.
• error-status: provides the reason why the board is not operational. These values correspond to the alarms
generated in case of a failure.
• available-status: provides further information regarding the state of the board.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment shelf [ (shelf) ]
Command Parameters
Table 34.11-1 "Shelf Status Command" Resource Parameters
(shelf) Format: a shelf identifier: <rack>/<shelf>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 34.11-2 "Shelf Status Command" Display parameters
planned-type Parameter type: <Equipm::ShelfType> Specifies the planned shelf type.
Data driven field type This element is only shown in
Possible values are depending on the actual configuration detail mode.
and software.
actual-type Parameter type: <Equipm::ShelfType> A string representing the
Data driven field type shelftype that is actually present
Possible values are depending on the actual configuration in the rack.
and software. This element is always shown.
admin-status Parameter type: <Equipm::HolderAdminStatus> Specifies the shelf is locked or


short name: locked ( ( lock | yes ) not.
| ( unlock | no ) ) This element is only shown in
- lock : the holder is locked
- yes : the holder is locked
- unlock : the holder is unlocked
- no : the holder is unlocked
oper-status Parameter type: <Equipm::OperStatus> Specifies whether or not the shelf
short name: enabled ( ( enabled | yes ) is capable of performing its
| ( disabled | no ) ) normal functions.
- enabled :
- yes :
- disabled :
- no :
error-status Parameter type: <Equipm::OperError> Specifies for what reason the
( no-error shelf is not operational.
| type-mismatch This element is always shown.
| board-missing
| no-installation
| no-planned-board
| waiting-for-sw
| init-boot-failed
| init-download-failed
| init-connection-failed
| configuration-failed
| board-reset-protection
| invalid-parameter
| temperature-alarm
| tempshutdown
| defense
| board-not-licensed
| sem-power-fail
| sem-ups-fail
| incompatible-slot
| download-ongoing
| unknown-error )
Possible values:
- no-error :
- type-mismatch :
- board-missing :
- no-installation :
- no-planned-board :
- waiting-for-sw :
- init-boot-failed :
- init-download-failed :
- init-connection-failed:
- configuration-failed :
- board-reset-protection:
- invalid-parameter :
- temperature-alarm :
- tempshutdown :
- defense :
- board-not-licensed :
- sem-power-fail :
- sem-ups-fail :
- incompatible-slot :


- download-ongoing :
- unknown-error :
availability Parameter type: <Equipm::AvailStatus> Specifies whether the shelf is
( available available or not.
| in-test This element is always shown.
| failed
| power-off
| not-installed
| offline
| dependency )
Possible values:
- available :
- in-test :
- failed :
- power-off :
- not-installed :
- offline :
- dependency :
shelf-mode Parameter type: <Equipm::HolderModeForShow> the shelf mode
( no-extended-lt-slots This element is only shown in
| extended-lt-slots detail mode.
| no-ntb-slot )
Possible values:
- no-extended-lt-slots : no extended lt slots
- extended-lt-slots : change to extended lt slots
- no-ntb-slot : use ntb slot as lt slot
class Parameter type: <Equipm::ShelfClass> Specifies classification of
( main-iq-hcl shelves.
| ext-iq This element is only shown in
| ext-hcl detail mode.
| main-ethernet )
Possible values:
- main-iq-hcl : main shelf - supports iq- and hcl-based traffic
- ext-iq : extension shelf - supports only iq-based traffic
- ext-hcl : extension shelf - support only hcs-based traffic
- main-ethernet : main shelf - supports ethernet-based traffic
serial-no Parameter type: <Equipm::ShelfSerial> Specifies the serial number of the
- printable string shelf.
detail mode.
variant Parameter type: <Equipm::ShelfVariant> the ALU code of the shelf.
detail mode.
ics-code Parameter type: <Equipm::ShelfICS> the item change status iteration
- printable string code of the shelf.
detail mode.
description Parameter type: <Description-127> Specifies the location of the shelf.
- description to help the operator to identify the object This element is only shown in

34.12 Power Status Command
Command Description
This command shows the power data of the shelf. The following information is shown in addition to configuration
information:
• admin-mode: shows the configured power mode.
• power-oper-mode: shows the power mode the NE is using at the moment of reading.
• bat-type: shows the configured battery type.
• bat-start-cap: shows the configured capacity of the battery at the moment of installation (in 1/100 Ah).
• bat-lifetime: shows the configured planned lifetime of the installed battery (in 1/10 year).
• bat-state: provides a view on the state of the battery (charging, charged, discharging).
• bat-failure: provides a view on the failure state of the battery (voltage good, voltage out of range, ...).
• bat-temperature: shows the measured temperature of the battery (in 1/10 Celcius).
• bat-actual-capacity: shows the capacity of the battery (in % of a fully charged battery).
• bat-defense-mode: shows the configured preferred power defense mode (no defense, voice priority).
• bat-defense-threshold: shows the configured power defense threshold, the remaining capacity of the battery at
the moment the defense should be started.
• ac-state: provides a view on the state of the AC power supply (active, active failure, failure).
• ac-failure: provides a view on the failure state of the AC power supply (voltage good, voltage out of range).
• ndca-state: provides a view on the state of the network DC a power supply (active, active failure, failure).
• ndca-failure: provides a view on the failure state of the network DC a power supply (voltage good, low voltage,
under voltage).
• ndcb-state: provides a view on the state of the network DC b power supply (active, active failure, failure).
• ndcb-failure: provides a view on the failure state of the network DC a power supply (active, active failure,
failure).
• ldca-state: provides a view on the state of the local DC a power supply (active, active failure, failure).
• ldca-failure: provides a view on the failurestate of the local DC a power supply (voltage good, voltage out of
range).
• in-voltage: shows the measured incoming voltage (in 1/10 Volt).
• in-current: shows the measured incoming current (in 1/10 Ampere).
• in-consumed-power: shows the measured incoming consumed power (in 1/10 Watt).
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment power [ (shelf) ]
Command Parameters
Table 34.12-1 "Power Status Command" Resource Parameters
(shelf) Format: a shelf identifier: <rack>/<shelf>


- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 34.12-2 "Power Status Command" Display parameters
admin-mode Parameter type: <Equipm::PowerAdminMode> the configured power mode of the
( ( no-powermgnt | no ) shelf
| ac This element is always shown.
| ( ac-and-dc-loc | ac-dcloc )
| ( dc-nw | dcnw )
| ( dc-nw-and-dc-loc | dcnw-dcloc )
| ( dc-local | dcloc ) )
Possible values:
- no : no power management
suppressed
- ac-dcloc : AC + DC local, failures on DC network
suppressed
suppressed
- dcnw : DC network, failures on AC or DC local suppressed
suppressed
- dcnw-dcloc : DC network + DC local, failures on AC
suppressed
suppressed
- dcloc : DC local, failures on DC network or AC suppressed
power-oper-mode Parameter type: <Equipm::PowerOperMode> the operational power mode of
( ( no-powermgnt | no ) the shelf
| ac This element is always shown.
| ( ac-and-dc-loc | ac-dcloc )
| ( dc-nw | dcnw )
| ( dc-nw-and-dc-loc | dc-nw-dc-loc )
| ( dc-local | dcloc )
| ( battery-fallback | bat-fback ) )
Possible values:
- no : no power management
suppressed
- ac-dcloc : AC + DC local, failures on DC network
suppressed
suppressed
- dcnw : DC network, failures on AC or DC local suppressed
suppressed


- dc-nw-dc-loc : DC network + DC local, failures on AC
suppressed
suppressed
- dcloc : DC local, failures on DC network or AC suppressed
- battery-fallback : battery fallback
- bat-fback : battery fallback
bat-type Parameter type: <Equipm::PowerBatType> the configured battery type
( ( not-configured | not-cfg ) This element is always shown.
| ( agm-vrla-pcba_bat | pcba )
| ( agm-vrla-pupb_bat | purepb )
| ( flooded-battery | flood )
| ( gel-battery | gel ) )
Possible values:
- not-cfg : not configured
- agm-vrla-pcba_bat : AGM/VRLA Lead Calcium
BATTERY
- pcba : AGM/VRLA Lead Calcium BATTERY
- agm-vrla-pupb_bat : AGM/VRLA Pure Lead BATTERY
- purepb : AGM/VRLA Pure Lead BATTERY
- flooded-battery : FLOODED BATTERY
- flood : FLOODED BATTERY
- gel-battery : GEL BATTERY
- gel : GEL BATTERY
bat-start-cap Parameter type: <SignedInteger> the start capacity of the battery,
- a signed integer value in 1/100 aH
bat-lifetime Parameter type: <SignedInteger> the configured lifetime of the
- a signed integer battery, value in 1/10 year
bat-state Parameter type: <Equipm::PowerBatState> the state of the battery
( ( not-configured | not-cfg ) This element is always shown.
| no-data
| charging
| charged
| discharging )
Possible values:
- not-cfg : not configured
- no-data : no data e.g. battery configured but not connected
- charging : charging
- charged : charged
- discharging : discharging
bat-failure Parameter type: <Equipm::PowerBatFailure> the failure state of the battery
( ( not-applicable | not-app ) This element is always shown.
| ( voltage-good | vol-good )
| ( voltage-out-of-range | charging )
| ( over-voltage | over-vol )
| ( over-temperature | over-temp )
| ( battery-depleted | bat-depl ) )
Possible values:
- not-app : not applicable
- voltage-good : voltage good
- vol-good : voltage good
- voltage-out-of-range : voltage out of range


- charging : voltage out of range
- over-voltage : over-voltage
- over-vol : over-voltage
- over-temperature : over-temperature alarm on local
temperature sensor
- over-temp : over-temperature alarm on local temperature
sensor
- battery-depleted : battery depleted
- bat-depl : battery depleted
bat-temperature Parameter type: <SignedInteger> the measured temperature of the
- a signed integer battery, value in 1/10 Celcius
bat-actual-capacity Parameter type: <SignedInteger> the actual capacity of the battery,
- a signed integer value in % of fully charged
battery
bat-defense-mode Parameter type: <Equipm::PowerBatDefenseMode> the configured battery defense
( ( no-defense | no-def ) mode
| ( voice-priority | voice-prio ) ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- no-defense : no battery defense, system runs normally until
battery runs out
- no-def : no battery defense, system runs normally until
battery runs out
- voice-priority : voice priority, when battery drains until
90% then priority is given to voice LTs
- voice-prio : voice priority, when battery drains until 90%
then priority is given to voice LTs
bat-defense-thd Parameter type: <SignedInteger> the configured defense threshold
- a signed integer of the battery, remaining capacity
of the battery at moment defense
is defined, value in %
ac-state Parameter type: <Equipm::PowerACState> the state of the AC power supply
( ( no-powermgnt | no-pwrmgnt ) This element is only shown in
| ( active | act ) detail mode.
| ( active-failure | act-fail )
| ( failure | fail ) )
Possible values:
- no-pwrmgnt : no power management
- active : active
- act : active
- active-failure : active-failure e.g. in failure but still
providing power
- act-fail : active-failure e.g. in failure but still providing
power
- failure : failure
- fail : failure
ac-failure Parameter type: <Equipm::PowerACFailure> the failure state of the AC power
( ( not-applicable | not-app ) supply
| ( voltage-good | vol-good ) This element is only shown in
| ( voltage-out-of-range | volt-out ) ) detail mode.
Possible values:


- volt-out : voltage out of range
ndca-state Parameter type: <Equipm::PowerNDCaState> the state of the Network DC a
( ( no-powermgnt | no-pwrmgnt ) power supply
| ( active | act ) This element is only shown in
| ( active-failure | act-fail ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- active : active
- act : active
providing power
power
- failure : failure
- fail : failure
ndca-failure Parameter type: <Equipm::PowerNDCaFailure> the failure state of the Network
( ( not-applicable | not-app ) DC a power supply
| ( low-voltage | low-volt ) detail mode.
| ( under-voltage | under-volt ) )
Possible values:
- low-voltage : low voltage
- low-volt : low voltage
- under-voltage : under voltage
- under-volt : under voltage
ndcb-state Parameter type: <Equipm::PowerNDCbState> the state of the Network DC b
( ( no-powermgnt | no-pwrmgnt ) power supply
Possible values:
- active : active
- act : active
providing power
power
- failure : failure
- fail : failure
ndcb-failure Parameter type: <Equipm::PowerNDCaFailure> the failure state of the Network
( ( not-applicable | not-app ) DC b power supply
| ( low-voltage | low-volt ) detail mode.
| ( under-voltage | under-volt ) )
Possible values:


- low-voltage : low voltage
- low-volt : low voltage
- under-voltage : under voltage
- under-volt : under voltage
ldca-state Parameter type: <Equipm::PowerLDCaState> the state of the local DC a power
( ( no-powermgnt | no-pwrmgnt ) supply
Possible values:
- active : active
- act : active
providing power
power
- failure : failure
- fail : failure
ldca-failure Parameter type: <Equipm::PowerLDCaFailure> the failure state of the local DC b
( ( not-applicable | not-app ) power supply
Possible values:
ldcb-state Parameter type: <Equipm::PowerLDCbState> the state of the local DC b power
( ( no-powermgnt | no-pwrmgnt ) supply
Possible values:
- active : active
- act : active
providing power
power
- failure : failure
- fail : failure
ldcb-failure Parameter type: <Equipm::PowerLDCbFailure> the failure state of the local DC b
( ( not-applicable | not-app ) power supply
Possible values:


in-voltage Parameter type: <SignedInteger> the measured incoming voltage,
- a signed integer in 1/10 Volt
detail mode.
in-current Parameter type: <SignedInteger> the measured incoming current,
- a signed integer in 1/10 Ampere
detail mode.
in-consumed-power Parameter type: <SignedInteger> the calculated incoming
- a signed integer consumend power, in 1/10 Watt
detail mode.

35- Trap Status Commands
35.1 Trap Status Command Tree 35-718

35.2 Trap Manager Queue Status Command 35-719

35 Trap Status Commands
35.1 Trap Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Trap Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----trap
----manager
- (address)

35 Trap Status Commands
35.2 Trap Manager Queue Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the status of the trap manager queue.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with alarm privileges.
Command Syntax
> show trap manager [ (address) ]
Command Parameters
Table 35.2-1 "Trap Manager Queue Status Command" Resource Parameters
(address) Format: the IP address of the manager
<Ip::V4Address> : <Trap::Port>
- IPv4-address
Field type <Trap::Port>
- trap port number
- range: [1...65535]
Command Output
Table 35.2-2 "Trap Manager Queue Status Command" Display parameters
last-reset-time Parameter type: <Sys::timeInSecs> time when the buffer has been
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) reset.
- unit: UTC This element is always shown.
buffer-status Parameter type: <Trap::QueueStatus> specifies whether the trap buffer
( no-traps-lost is overflowed or not.
| traps-lost ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- no-traps-lost : the queue did not overflow - no traps were
lost
- traps-lost : the queue did overflow - traps were lost

36- Alarm Log Status Commands
36.1 Alarm Log Status Command Tree 36-722

36.2 Alarm Log Status Command 36-724
36.3 Equipment Alarm Log Status Command 36-728
36.4 Equipment Holder Alarm Log Status Command 36-731
36.5 Equipment Holder Extended Alarm Log Status 36-734
Command
36.6 Plug-in Unit Alarm Log Status Command 36-738
36.7 ATM Alarm Log Status Command 36-741
36.8 Ethernet Interface Alarm Log Status Command 36-743
36.9 Software Management Alarm Log Status Command 36-744
36.10 Temporal Filter Alarm Log Status Command 36-747
36.11 Spatial Filter Alarm Log Status Command 36-755
36.12 xDSL Common Alarm Log Status Command 36-763
36.13 xDSL Near-end Alarm Log Status Command 36-766
36.14 xDSL Far-end Alarm Log Status Command 36-769
36.15 TCA xDSL Alarm Log Status Command 36-773
36.16 Vectoring Line Alarm Log Status Command 36-779
36.17 Vectoring Board Alarm Log Status Command 36-782
36.18 Electrical-to-Optical Conversion Alarm Log Status 36-785
Command
36.19 xDSL Bonding Alarm Log Status Command 36-787
36.20 Custom Alarm Log Status Command 36-791
36.21 SFP Alarm Log Status Command 36-795
36.22 Custom External Alarm Log Status Command 36-799
36.23 SFP RSSI for NT Alarm Log Status Command 36-801
36.24 PPP Cross-Connect Engine TCA Alarm Log Status 36-805
Command
36.25 Plug In Unit Extended Alarm Log Status Command 36-807
36.26 SIP Server Alarm Log Status Commands 36-811
36.27 SIP VSP Alarm Log Status Commands 36-813
36.28 SIP Dial Plan Alarm Log Status Commands 36-815
36.29 SIP Slot Alarm Log Status Commands 36-816
36.30 SIP Termination Alarm Log Status Commands 36-818
36.31 Megaco Media Gateway Alarm Log Status Command 36-823
36.32 Megaco Signaling Gateway Alarm Log Status 36-825
Command
36.33 Megaco Plug Unit Alarm Log Status Command 36-826
36.34 Megaco Termination Alarm Log Status Command 36-828
36.35 Megaco Signaling Lt Alarm Log Status Command 36-831
36.36 Ether-Tca Alarm Log Status Command 36-833
36.37 Ether-Sfp Alarm Log Status Command 36-836
36.38 Alarm Qos Slot Log Status Commands 36-839
36.39 Alarm Qos Queue Log Status Commands 36-842
36.40 Log File Transfer Server Alarm Log Status 36-844
Command
36.41 Log L2 Forward Alarm Log Status Command 36-846
36.42 External Device Alarm Log Status Command 36-849
36.43 LT CFM Alarm Log Status Command 36-850
36.44 EFM-OAM Alarm Log Status Command 36-852
36.45 Alarm Table Alarm Log Status Command 36-854

36.46 Auto-Switch Alarm Log Status command 36-856

36 Alarm Log Status Commands
36.1 Alarm Log Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Alarm Log Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----alarm
----log
----table
- (index)
----equipment
- (index)
----eqpt-holder
- (index)
----eqpt-holder-ext
- (index)
----plug-in-unit
- (index)
----atm
- (index)
----ether-itf
- (index)
----sw-mgmt
- (index)
----temporal
- (index)
----spatial
- (index)
----xdsl
----misc
- (index)
----near-end
- (index)
----far-end
- (index)
----xdsl-tca
- (index)
----vect-line
- (index)
----vect-board
- (index)
----eo-conversion
- (index)
----bonding-group
- (index)
----custom
- (index)
----sfp
- (index)
----custom-ext-alarm
- (index)

----sfprssi
- (index)
----pppcc-engine-tca
- (index)
----plug-in-unit-ext
- (index)
----sip-server
- (index)
----sip-vsp
- (index)
----sip-dial-plan
- (index)
----sip-plugin-unit
- (index)
----sip-termination
- (index)
----megaco-media-gw
- (index)
----megaco-sig-gw
- (index)
----megaco-plug-unit
- (index)
----megaco-term
- (index)
----megaco-sig-lt
- (index)
----ether-tca
- (index)
----ether-sfp
- (index)
----qos-slot
- (index)
----qos-queue
- (index)
----filetransfer
- (index)
----l2forward
- (index)
----external-device
- (index)
----cfm
- (index)
----efm-oam
- (index)
----alarm-table
- (index)
----auto-switch
- (index)

36.2 Alarm Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the alarm log entries.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log table [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.2-1 "Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: alarm log table index
- index of a current alarm entry
Command Output
Table 36.2-2 "Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
type Parameter type: <Alarm::alarmType> unique id for an alarm.
( equipment This element is always shown.
| eqpt-holder
| plug-in-unit
| atm
| custom
| ima-group
| ima-link
| redundancy
| shdsl
| ether-itf
| traffic-overflow
| qos-queue
| temporal
| spatial
| ( software-mngt | sw-mgmt )
| xdsl
| xdsl-tca
| eo-conv
| authentication


| bonding
| sfp
| shdsl-isam
| custom-ext-alarm
| plug-in-unit-ext
| sip-user-agent
| sip-plugin-unit
| sip-termination
| filetransfer
| external-device
| l2forward
| ether-tca
| ether-sfp
| megaco-media-gw
| megaco-sig-gw
| megaco-plug-unit
| megaco-term
| megaco-sig-lt
| eqpt-holder-ext
| lsmredundancy
| sync
| vect-line
| vect-board
| sip-dial-plan
| sip-vsp
| sip-server
| sfprssi
| sfpe1t1-framer
| sfpe1t1-clock
| pppcc-engine-tca
| cfm
| efm-oam
| alarm-table
| auto-switch )
Possible values:
- equipment : equipment alarms
- eqpt-holder : equipment holder alarms
- plug-in-unit : plugin unit alarms
- atm : ATM alarms
- custom : customizable alarms
- ima-group : ima-group alarms
- ima-link : ima-link alarms
- redundancy : redundancy alarms
- shdsl : shdsl alarms
- ether-itf : ethernet interface alarms
- traffic-overflow : Traffic overflow alarms
- qos-queue : qos queue alarms
- temporal : temporal alarms
- spatial : spatial alarms
- software-mngt : software management alarms
- sw-mgmt : software management alarms
- xdsl : xDSL alarms
- xdsl-tca : xDSL threshold cross alarms
- eo-conv : E/O conversion related alarms
- authentication : authentication related alarms
- bonding : bonding-group related alarms
- sfp : SFP related alarms


- shdsl-isam : shdsl isam alarms
- custom-ext-alarm : customizable external alarms
- plug-in-unit-ext : other plugin unit alarms
- sip-user-agent : sip user agent related alarms
- sip-plugin-unit : sip plug in unit related alarms
- sip-termination : sip termination related alarms
- filetransfer : file transfer server alarms
- external-device : external device related alarms
- l2forward : l2forward related alarms
- ether-tca : ethernet threshold cross alarms
- ether-sfp : ethernet SFP related alarms
- megaco-media-gw : megaco media gateway related alarms
- megaco-sig-gw : megaco signaling gateway related alarms
- megaco-plug-unit : megaco plug unit related alarms
- megaco-term : megaco termination related alarms
- megaco-sig-lt : megaco signaling lt related alarms
- eqpt-holder-ext : other equipment holder alarms
- lsmredundancy : lsm redundancy alarms
- sync : synce and bits alarms
- vect-line : xDSL vectoring line alarms
- vect-board : xDSL vectoring board alarms
- sip-dial-plan : sip dial plan related alarms
- sip-vsp : sip vsp related alarms
- sip-server : sip server related alarms
- sfprssi : SFP RSSI related alarms
- sfpe1t1-framer : SFP 2e1t1 framer alarms
- sfpe1t1-clock : SFP 2e1t1 clock alarms
- pppcc-engine-tca : PPPOE Cross Connect Engine TCA
related alarm
- cfm : Cfm related alarms
- efm-oam : EFM-OAM related alarms
- alarm-table : alarm table related alarms
- auto-switch : auto-switch related alarms
last-updated-on Parameter type: <Sys::timeInSecs> network time in seconds when
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) the alarm was logged.
log-info Parameter type: <Alarm::AdditionalInfo> some additional information
- string to identify the owner (example: Tom) about the table entry.
- length: x<=512 This element is always shown.
Only Show Details: alarm log table related information
last-entry-index Parameter type: <SignedInteger> index of the last entry that was
- a signed integer added to the log table.
detail mode.
log-was-reset-on Parameter type: <Sys::Time> time when the alarm log was last
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) reset.
- unit: UTC This element is only shown in
detail mode.
log-buffer-size Parameter type: <UnsignedSignedInteger> size of the internal log buffer.
- an unsigned integer This element is only shown in
detail mode.
log-overflowed Parameter type: <Alarm::OverflowStatus> specifies whether log table is
( yes overflowed or not.
| no ) This element is only shown in
- yes : buffer has overflowed


- no : no buffer overflow

36.3 Equipment Alarm Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the equipment alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log equipment [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.3-1 "Equipment Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.3-2 "Equipment Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
Only Show Details: current and previous alarm log status
nt-disk Parameter type: <Alarm::ntDiskSpace> current status of nt disk space is
( ( nintyfive-perc | 95%-full ) 95% full or less than that
| ( less-nintyfive-perc | less-than-95% ) ) This element is only shown in
- nintyfive-perc : NT disk space is 95% full
- 95%-full : NT disk space is 95% full
- less-nintyfive-perc : NT disk space usage less that 95%
- less-than-95% : NT disk space usage less that 95%
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::ntDiskSpace> status of nt disk space with its
( ( nintyfive-perc | 95%-full ) previous logged value.


persist-data Parameter type: <Alarm::persistDataLoss> current status specifying
( lost persistant data is lost or not
| not-lost ) This element is only shown in
- lost : persistant data is lost
- not-lost : persistant data is not lost
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::persistDataLoss> status of persist-data with its
( lost previous logged value.
sntp-comm Parameter type: <Alarm::sntpCommLoss> current status of sntp
( lost communication is lost or not
- lost : SNTP communication lost
- not-lost : SNTP communication is not lost
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::sntpCommLoss> status of sntp communication
( lost with its previous logged value.
preferred-mode Parameter type: <Alarm::clkPrefMode> current status of preferred timing
short name: pref-mode ( not-available mode
| available ) This element is only shown in
- not-available : Preferred timing mode is not available
- available : Preferred Timing mode available
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::clkPrefMode> status of preferred timing mode
( not-available with its previous logged value.
timing-reference Parameter type: <Alarm::clkFreeMode> current status of timing reference
short name: time-ref ( failed This element is only shown in
| available ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- failed : System is in holdover or free-run mode
- available : System is not in holdover or free-run mode
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::clkFreeMode> status of timing reference with its
( failed previous logged value
connection-lost Parameter type: <Alarm::ShubLoc> current status of nt shub
short name: conn-lost ( lost communication is lost or intact
- lost : NT shub communication lost
- not-lost : NT shub communication intact


prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::ShubLoc> status of nt shub communication
back-pnl-inv Parameter type: <Alarm::BackPnlInv> current status of BackPanel-type
short name: bpnl-inv ( invalid Invalid alarm.
| valid ) This element is only shown in
- invalid : BackPanel-type Invalid
- valid : BackPanel-type Valid
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::BackPnlInv> status of BackPanel-type Invalid
( invalid alarm with its previous logged
| valid ) value.
- invalid : BackPanel-type Invalid detail mode.
shub-conf-lost Parameter type: <Alarm::SHubCfgLost> actual shub configuration may
short name: conf-lost ( lost differ from lanx database on nt
- lost : SHub configuration loss - recent changes lost
- not-lost : SHub configuration up to date
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::SHubCfgLost> status of shub configuration lost

36.4 Equipment Holder Alarm Log Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the equipment holder alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log eqpt-holder [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.4-1 "Equipment Holder Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.4-2 "Equipment Holder Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
shelf Parameter type: <Equipm::Shelf> specify which shelf the alarm
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> occurred on.
Field type <Eqpt::RackId> This element is only shown in
- the rack number detail mode.
- the shelf number
rack-power Parameter type: <Alarm::rackPower> current status of rack power
( failing alarm, indicating fuse is broken
| ok ) or intact


- failing : the fuse is broken detail mode.
- ok : the fuse is intact
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::rackPower> status of rack power alarm with
( failing its previous logged value.
| ok ) This element is only shown in
- failing : the fuse is broken
fan-unit1 Parameter type: <Alarm::fanUnit1> current status of fan-unit1
short name: fan1 ( ( failing | fail ) This element is only shown in
| ok ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- failing : fan unit 1 is failing
- fail : fan unit 1 is failing
- ok : fan unit 1 is ok
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::fanUnit1> status of fan-unit1 with its
( ( failing | fail ) previous logged value.
| ok ) detail mode.
Possible values:
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::fanUnit2> status of fan-unit2 with its
( ( failing | fail ) previous logged value.
shelf-mismatch Parameter type: <Alarm::shelfTypeMismatch> current status specifies installed
( mismatch and planned shelf types are
| no-mismatch ) different
- mismatch : installed and planned shelf types are different detail mode.
- no-mismatch : installed and planned shelf types are the
same
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::shelfTypeMismatch> status of shelf-mismatch with its
( mismatch previous logged value.
| no-mismatch ) This element is only shown in
- mismatch : installed and planned shelf types are different
same
shelf-missing Parameter type: <Alarm::shelfMissing> current status specifies once
( missing inserted shelf has gone missing
| not-missing ) This element is only shown in
- missing : detected shelf now missing
- not-missing : detected shelf was missing, now reinserted
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::shelfMissing> status of shelf-missing with its


( missing previous logged value.
shelf-install-missing Parameter type: <Alarm::shelfInstall> log status specifies shelf is
( yes planned but not installed
- yes : shelf now installed
- no : shelf now not installed
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::shelfInstall> status of shelf-install-missing
( yes alarm with its previous logged
| no ) value.
- yes : shelf now installed detail mode.
door Parameter type: <Alarm::door> current status of door alarm,
( ( failing | fail ) indicating the cabinet door is
| ok ) opened
- failing : the cabinet door is opened detail mode.
- fail : the cabinet door is opened
- ok : the cabinet door is closed
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::door> status of door power alarm with
( ( failing | fail ) its previous logged value.
- failing : the cabinet door is opened
ac-power-fail Parameter type: <Alarm::acPowerFail> current status of AC power
short name: ac-pwr ( ( failing | fail ) failure alarm, indicating the AC
| ok ) Power is broken
- failing : system AC power fails detail mode.
- fail : system AC power fails
- ok : the system AC power works properly
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::acPowerFail> status of AC power failure alarm
( ( failing | fail ) with its previous logged value.
- failing : system AC power fails

36.5 Equipment Holder Extended Alarm Log Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the equipment holder extended alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log eqpt-holder-ext [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.5-1 "Equipment Holder Extended Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.5-2 "Equipment Holder Extended Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
- the shelf number
ctl-com-fail Parameter type: <Alarm::ctlComFail> current status of shelf controller
( ( failing | fail ) communication failure.


- failing : shelf controller communication is failing
- fail : shelf controller communication is failing
- ok : shelf controller communication is ok
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::ctlComFail> status of shelf controller
network-power-loss Parameter type: <Alarm::netPwrFail> current status of network power
( ( failing | fail ) failure.
- failing : network power is failing
- fail : network power is failing
- ok : network power is ok
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::netPwrFail> status of network power failure.
( ( failing | fail ) This element is only shown in
| ok ) detail mode.
Possible values:
hw-fault Parameter type: <Alarm::hwFail> current status of hardware failure.
| ok ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- failing : hardware is failing
- fail : hardware is failing
- ok : hardware is ok
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::hwFail> status of hardware failure.
| ok ) detail mode.
Possible values:
bat-a-fault Parameter type: <Alarm::batAFail> current status of Power Source A
( yes failure.
- yes : Power Source Battery A Failure
- no : Power Source Battery A is OK
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::batAFail> status of Power Source A failure.
( yes This element is only shown in
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
bat-b-fault Parameter type: <Alarm::batBFail> current status of Power Source B
( yes failure.
- yes : Power Source Battery B Failure
- no : bfd stale entry not present
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::batBFail> status of Power Source B failure.


| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
network-power-loss-b Parameter type: <Alarm::netPwrFailB> current status of Network Power
( ( failing | fail ) B failure.
- failing : network power B is failing
- fail : network power B is failing
- no : network power B is ok
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::netPwrFailB> status of Network Power B
sem-ac-power-fail Parameter type: <Alarm::semAcPwrFail> current status of AC Power
- failing : AC power input is failing
- fail : AC power input is failing
- no : AC power input is ok
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::semAcPwrFail> status of AC Power failure.
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
sem-ups-fail Parameter type: <Alarm::semUpsFail> current status of external power
( low supply low voltage failure.
- low : voltage level low
- no : voltage level is ok
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::semUpsFail> status of external power supply
( low low voltage failure.
dc-a-fail Parameter type: <Alarm::dcAPwrFail> current status of local DC A
( ( failing | fail ) power failure.
- failing : Local DC A power input is failing
- fail : Local DC A power input is failing
- no : Local DC A power input is ok
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::dcAPwrFail> status of local DC A power


plan-power-mismatch Parameter type: <Alarm::planPwrMismatch> current status of detected and
( mismatch planned power mode mismatch
| no ) failure.
- mismatch : detected and planned power mode are in detail mode.
mismatch
- no : planned and detected power mode are identic
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::planPwrMismatch> status of detected and planned
( mismatch power mode mismatch failure.
- mismatch : detected and planned power mode are in
mismatch

36.6 Plug-in Unit Alarm Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the plug-in unit alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log plug-in-unit [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.6-1 "Plug-in Unit Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.6-2 "Plug-in Unit Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
board-position Parameter type: <Alarm::SlotIndex> identify where the alarm has
( lt : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> occurred.
| nt-a This element is only shown in
| nt-b detail mode.
| nt
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt-a : nt-a slot
- nt-b : nt-b slot
- nt : nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number


board-mismatch Parameter type: <Alarm::boardMismatch> alarm specifing the planned and
( yes plugged-in types are different
- yes : planned and plugged-in types are different
- no : planned and plugged-in types are same
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::boardMismatch> status of board-mismatch with its
( yes previous logged value.
sw-download Parameter type: <Alarm::swStatus> alarm specifing download of the
( waiting software is completed or not.
| completed ) This element is only shown in
- waiting : not able to download all the applicable SW files
- completed : download completed
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::swStatus> status of sw-download with its
( waiting previous logged value.
temperature Parameter type: <Alarm::tempStatus> alarm specifing board
( above-thres temperature is crossed the
| below-thres ) threshold or not.
- above-thres : temperature threshold on board exceeded detail mode.
- below-thres : board temperature within threshold
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::tempStatus> status of board temperature with
( above-thres its previous logged value.
| below-thres ) This element is only shown in
- above-thres : temperature threshold on board exceeded
temp-shutoff Parameter type: <Alarm::tempShutoffStatus> alarm specifing board is swiched
( board-switched-off off because of excess
| board-switched-on ) temperature.
- board-switched-off : board switched off - excess detail mode.
temperature
- board-switched-on : board switched on
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::tempShutoffStatus> status of temp-shutoff with its
( board-switched-off previous logged value.
| board-switched-on ) This element is only shown in
- board-switched-off : board switched off - excess
temperature
board-present Parameter type: <Alarm::boardPresence> indicates the presence of the


( missing board.
| yes ) This element is only shown in
- missing : board was present, but now missing
- yes : board present
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::boardPresence> status of board-present with its
( missing previous logged value.
board-inserted Parameter type: <Alarm::boardInsertion> indicates the status of board was
( never-inserted inserted or not.
| inserted ) This element is only shown in
- never-inserted : board was never inserted
- inserted : board was inserted
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::boardInsertion> status of board-inserted with its
( never-inserted previous logged value.
board-init Parameter type: <Alarm::boardInit> specifies board initializaion is
( failed sucessful or failed.
- failed : board initialization failed
- completed : board initialization completed
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::boardInit> status of board-init with its
( failed previous logged value.
board-reset-cf Parameter type: <Alarm::boardResetCommFail> indicates there has been a reset
( yes and/or communication failure of
| ok ) the board.
- yes : board reset/communication failure occurred detail mode.
- ok : no board reset/communication failure
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::boardResetCommFail> status of board-reset-cf with its
- yes : board reset/communication failure occurred

36.7 ATM Alarm Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the ATM alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log atm [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.7-1 "ATM Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.7-2 "ATM Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
port Parameter type: <Equipm::AtmIndex> identify where the alarm has
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / occurred.
<Eqpt::PortId> This element is only shown in
Field type <Eqpt::RackId> detail mode.
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
vpi-vci Parameter type: <Alarm::VpiVciValues> identify where the alarm has
- the vpi and vci value (vpi/vci) occurred.
detail mode.


cell-dis-up Parameter type: <Alarm::CellDiscardUpstream> specifies ATM cell is discarded
( discarded or not in upstream direction.
| no-discard ) This element is only shown in
- discarded : ATM cell discarded in upstream direction
- no-discard : no ATM cell discarded in upstream direction
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::CellDiscardUpstream> status of cell-dis-up with its
( discarded previous logged value.
cell-dis-down Parameter type: <Alarm::CellDiscardDownstream> specifies ATM cell is discarded
( discarded or not in downstream direction.
- discarded : ATM cell discarded in downstream direction
- no-discard : no ATM cell discarded in downstream
direction
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::CellDiscardDownstream> status of cell-dis-down with its
( discarded previous logged value.
direction

36.8 Ethernet Interface Alarm Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the ethernet interface alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log ether-itf [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.8-1 "Ethernet Interface Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.8-2 "Ethernet Interface Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
ether-ifindex Parameter type: <Ether::InterfaceIndex> identify where the alarm has
- index of the collision interface occurred.
- range: [0...2147483647] This element is only shown in
detail mode.
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::EtherLinkStatus> status of link-down with its
- yes : board switched off - excess temperature
- no : board switched on

36.9 Software Management Alarm Log Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the software management Alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log sw-mgmt [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.9-1 "Software Management Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.9-2 "Software Management Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
board-position Parameter type: <Equipm::EqptSlotIndex> identifies the physical position of
( lt : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> the slot
| nt-b detail mode.
| nt
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt-a : nt-a slot
- nt-b : nt-b slot
- nt : nt slot


- the rack number
- the shelf number
sw-rollback Parameter type: <Alarm::SwRollback> specifies implicit software
( yes rollback is performed or not.
- yes : implicit software rollback performed
- no : no implicit software rollback
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::SwRollback> status of sw-rollback with its
db-rollback Parameter type: <Alarm::DbRollback> specifies implicit database
- yes : implicit database rollback performed
- no : no implicit database rollback
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::DbRollback> status of db-rollback with its
xvps-inv-dbase Parameter type: <Alarm::XvpsInvalidDataBase> specifies implicit xvps dbase is
( invalid valid or not.
- invalid : invalid xvps dbbase is detected
- valid : xvps dbase is valid
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::XvpsInvalidDataBase> status of xvps-inv-dbase with its
( invalid previous logged value.
inv-cde-file Parameter type: <Alarm::XvpsInvalidCDEFile> specifies implicit xvps dbase is
- invalid : invalid xvps cde file is detected
- valid : xvps cde file is valid
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::XvpsInvalidCDEFile> status of inv-cde-file with its
( invalid previous logged value.


miss-cde-file Parameter type: <Alarm::MissingCDEProfile> specifies cde profile is missed or
( yes not.
- yes : cde profile is missed
- no : cde profile is exist
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::MissingCDEProfile> status of miss-cde-file with its
cde-hash-error Parameter type: <Alarm::CDEProfileHashErr> specifies cde profile no key.
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : cde profile hash error
- no : cde profile hash correct
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::CDEProfileHashErr> status of cde-hash-error with its

36.10 Temporal Filter Alarm Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the temporal filter alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log temporal [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.10-1 "Temporal Filter Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.10-2 "Temporal Filter Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
tmp-filter1 Parameter type: <Alarm::alrmFilter1> current status of temporal filter1
( yes alarm is derived or not
- yes : derived filter1 alarm
- no : not derived filter1 alarm
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::alrmFilter1> status of temporal filter1 alarm
( yes with its previous logged value.




- yes : derived filter alarm
- no : not derived filter alarm











36.11 Spatial Filter Alarm Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the spatial filter alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log spatial [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.11-1 "Spatial Filter Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.11-2 "Spatial Filter Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
spa-filter1 Parameter type: <Alarm::alrmFilter1> current status of spatial filter1
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::alrmFilter1> status of spatial filter1 alarm with
( yes its previous logged value.




prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::alrmFilter10> status of spatial filter10 alarm











36.12 xDSL Common Alarm Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL common alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log xdsl misc [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.12-1 "xDSL Common Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.12-2 "xDSL Common Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
port Parameter type: <Itf::XdslLine> identifies the physical position of
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / the port
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
line-config Parameter type: <Alarm::LineConfig> specifies whether line
( config-error configuration data is used or not.


| config-ok ) This element is only shown in
- config-error : line configuration data cannot be used
- config-ok : Line configuration data OK
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::LineConfig> status of line-config with its
( config-error previous logged value.
line-capacity Parameter type: <Alarm::LineCapacity> specifies whether line capacity is
( below-requirement set up or not.
| meets-requirement ) This element is only shown in
- below-requirement : line capacity not enough to set up
requested profile
- meets-requirement : line capacity enough to set up
requested profile
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::LineCapacity> status of line-capacity with its
( below-requirement previous logged value.
requested profile
requested profile
xdsl-init Parameter type: <Alarm::Initialization> specifies xdsl line initialization is
( failed successful or not.
| successful ) This element is only shown in
- failed : initialization unsuccessful due to comminication
problem
- successful : initialization successful
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::Initialization> status of xdsl-init with its
( failed previous logged value.
problem
peer-modem Parameter type: <Alarm::PeerModem> specifies whether peer modem
( no detected or not.
- no : no peer modem detected
- yes : peer modem detected
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::PeerModem> status of peer-modem with its
( no previous logged value.
tpstc-mis Parameter type: <Alarm::TpstcMis> mismatch between the configured
( yes tps-tc mode and the mode
| no ) supported by the connected cpe
- yes : mismatch between the configured tps-tc mode and the detail mode.


mode supported by the connected cpe
- no : no mismatch between the configured and the tpstc
mode supported by connected cpe
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::TpstcMis> status of tpstcmismatch with its
( yes previous logged value
- yes : mismatch between the configured tps-tc mode and the
forced-rtx-init Parameter type: <Alarm::ForcedRtxInit> specifies forced rtx initialization
( failed is successful or not
- failed : initialization unsuccessful due to forced
retransmission
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::ForcedRtxInit> status of forced-rtx-init with its
( failed previous logged value
retransmission

36.13 xDSL Near-end Alarm Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL near-end alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log xdsl near-end [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.13-1 "xDSL Near-end Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.13-2 "xDSL Near-end Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
port Parameter type: <Itf::XdslLine> Specifies where the alarm
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
los Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndLOS> specifies near end loss of signal
( yes occured or not.


- yes : near end loss of signal occurred
- no : no near end loss of signal
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndLOS> status of los with its previous
( yes logged value.
lof Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndLOF> specifies near end loss of frame
- yes : near end loss of frame occurred
- no : no near end loss of frame
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndLOF> status of lof with its previous
( yes logged value.
lom Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndLOM> specifies near end loss of margin
- yes : near end loss of margin occurred
- no : no near end loss of margin
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndLOM> status of lom with its previous
( yes logged value.
ese Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndESE> specifies near end excessive
( yes severe errors occured or not.
- yes : near end excessive severe errors occurred
- no : no near end excessive severe errors occurred
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndESE> status of ese with its previous
( yes logged value.
bitrate Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndBRthres> specifies whether upstream
( below-plan planned bitrate reached or not
| meets-plan ) after initialization.
- below-plan : upstream planned bitrate not reached after detail mode.
initialization
- meets-plan : upstream planned bitrate reached
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndBRthres> status of bitrate with its previous
( below-plan logged value.
| meets-plan ) This element is only shown in


- below-plan : upstream planned bitrate not reached after
initialization
ncd Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndNCD> specifies whether near end cell
( no-cell-deline delineation is occured or not.
| cell-deline-occurred ) This element is only shown in
- no-cell-deline : no near end cell delineation
- cell-deline-occurred : near end cell delineation occurred
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndNCD> status of ncd with its previous
( no-cell-deline logged value.
lcd Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndLCD> specifies whether loss of near end
( yes cell deliniation is occured or not.
- yes : loss of near end cell deliniation
- no : no loss of near end cell deliniation
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndLCD> status of lcd with its previous
( yes logged value.
vect-dle Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndVectDle> specifies whether a disorderly
( yes leaving event occured or not.
- yes : loss of us signal due to disorderly leaving event
- no : no disorderly leaving detected
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndVectDle> status of vect-dle with its

36.14 xDSL Far-end Alarm Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL far-end alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log xdsl far-end [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.14-1 "xDSL Far-end Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.14-2 "xDSL Far-end Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
port Parameter type: <Itf::XdslLine> identifies where the alarm
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / occurred
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
los Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndLOS> specifies whether far end loss of
( yes signal occured or not.


- yes : far end loss of signal occurred
- no : no far end loss of signal
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndLOS> status of los with its previous
( yes logged value.
lof Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndLOF> specifies whether far end loss of
( yes frame occured or not.
- yes : far end loss of frame occurred
- no : no far end loss of frame
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndLOF> status of lof with its previous
( yes logged value.
lpr Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndLPR> specifies whether far end loss of
( yes power detected or not.
- yes : far end loss of power detected
- no : no far end loss of power
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndLPR> status of lpr with its previous
( yes logged value.
lol Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndLOL> specifies whether far end loss of
( yes link detected or not.
- yes : far end loss of link detected
- no : no far end loss of link
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndLOL> status of lol with its previous
( yes logged value.
lom Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndLOM> specifies whether far end loss of
( yes margin occured or not.
- yes : far end loss of margin occurred
- no : no far end loss of margin
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndLOM> status of lom with its previous
( yes logged value.


ese Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndESE> specifies whether far end
( yes excessive severe errors occured
| no ) or not.
- yes : far end excessive severe errors occurred detail mode.
- no : no far end excessive severe errors occurred
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndESE> status of ese with its previous
( yes logged value.
- yes : far end excessive severe errors occurred
bitrate Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndBRthres> specifies whether downstream
( below-plan planned bitrate reached or not.
- below-plan : downstream planned bitrate not reached after
initialization
- meets-plan : downstream planned bitrate reached
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndBRthres> status of bitrate with its previous
( below-plan logged value.
initialization
ncd Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndNCD> specifies whether far end cell
( no-cell-deline delineation occured or not.
- no-cell-deline : no far end cell delineation
- cell-deline-occurred : far end cell delineation occurred
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndNCD> status of ncd with its previous
( no-cell-deline logged value.
lcd Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndLCD> specifies there is loss of far end
( yes cell deliniation or not.
- yes : loss of far end cell deliniation
- no : no loss of far end cell deliniation
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndLCD> status of lcd with its previous
( yes logged value.
upbo-vio Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndUPBO> UPBO violation
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : UPBO violation
- no : no UPBO violation


cpe-pol Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndActFail> activation failure due to CPE
( yes policing
- yes : activation failure due to CPE policing
- no : no activation failure due to CPE policing

36.15 TCA xDSL Alarm Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL threshold cross alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log xdsl-tca [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.15-1 "TCA xDSL Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.15-2 "TCA xDSL Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
errored-secs Parameter type: <Alarm::ErroredSeconds> number of errored seconds
( above-thres exceeded or below threshold


- above-thres : number of errored seconds exceeded
threshold
- below-thres : number of errored seconds below threshold
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::ErroredSeconds> status of errored-secs with its
( above-thres previous logged value.
threshold
es-in-a-day Parameter type: <Alarm::ErroredSecondsInAday> errored seconds in a day
- above-thres : number of errored seconds in a day, exceeded
threshold
- below-thres : number of errored seconds in a day, below
threshold
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::ErroredSecondsInAday> status of es-in-a-day with its
threshold
threshold
severely-es Parameter type: <Alarm::SeverelyErroredSeconds> number of severely errored
( above-thres seconds exceeded or below
| below-thres ) threshold
- above-thres : number of severely errored seconds exceeded detail mode.
threshold
- below-thres : number of severely errored seconds below
threshold
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::SeverelyErroredSeconds> status of severely-es with its
- above-thres : number of severely errored seconds exceeded
threshold
threshold
severely-es-in-a-day Parameter type: <Alarm::SevErroredSecsInAday> number of severely errored
( above-thres seconds in a day, exceeded or
| below-thres ) below threshold
- above-thres : number of severely errored seconds in a day, detail mode.
exceeded threshold
- below-thres : number of severely errored seconds in a day,
below threshold
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::SevErroredSecsInAday> status of severely-es-in-a-day
( above-thres with its previous logged value.
- above-thres : number of severely errored seconds in a day,


exceeded threshold
below threshold
unavail-secs Parameter type: <Alarm::UnavailableSeconds> number of unavailable seconds
- above-thres : number of unavailable seconds exceeded
threshold
- below-thres : number of unavailable seconds below
threshold
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::UnavailableSeconds> status of unavail-secs with its
threshold
threshold
unavail-secs-in-a-day Parameter type: <Alarm::UnavailSecsInAday> number of far end unavailable
- above-thres : number of unavailable seconds in a day, detail mode.
exceeded threshold
- below-thres : number of unavailable seconds in a day,
below threshold
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::UnavailSecsInAday> status of unavail-secs-in-a-day
( above-thres with its previous logged value.
- above-thres : number of unavailable seconds in a day,
exceeded threshold
below threshold
es Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndErroredSeconds> number of far end errored
- above-thres : number of far end errored seconds exceeded detail mode.
threshold
- below-thres : number of far end errored seconds below
threshold
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndErroredSeconds> status of es with its previous
( above-thres logged value.
- above-thres : number of far end errored seconds exceeded
threshold
threshold
fe-severely-es Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndSevErroredSecs> number of far end severely
( above-thres errored seconds exceeded or
- above-thres : number of far end severely errored seconds detail mode.
exceeded threshold


- below-thres : number of far end severely errored seconds
below threshold
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndSevErroredSecs> status of fe-severely-es with its
- above-thres : number of far end severely errored seconds
exceeded threshold
below threshold
fe-sev-es/day Parameter type: <Alarm::SevErroredSecsInAday> number of severely errored
exceeded threshold
below threshold
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::SevErroredSecsInAday> status of fe-sev-es/day with its
- above-thres : number of severely errored seconds in a day,
exceeded threshold
below threshold
fe-unavail-secs Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndUnavailSecs> number of far end unavailable
- above-thres : number of far end unavailable seconds detail mode.
exceeded threshold
- below-thres : number of far end unavailable seconds below
threshold
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndUnavailSecs> status of fe-unavail-secs with its
- above-thres : number of far end unavailable seconds
exceeded threshold
threshold
fe-unavail-sec/day Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndUnavailSecsInAday> number of far end unavailable
- above-thres : number of far end unavailable seconds in a detail mode.
day, exceeded threshold
- below-thres : number of far end unavailable seconds in a
day, below threshold
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndUnavailSecsInAday> status of fe-unavail-sec/day with
( above-thres its previous logged value.
- above-thres : number of far end unavailable seconds in a


fe-es-in-a-day Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndErroredSecsInAday> number of far end errored
- above-thres : number of far end errored seconds in a day, detail mode.
exceeded threshold
- below-thres : number of far end errored seconds in a day,
below threshold
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndErroredSecsInAday> status of fe-es-in-a-day with its
- above-thres : number of far end errored seconds in a day,
exceeded threshold
below threshold
leftrs Parameter type: <Alarm::LeftrSeconds> number of low error free
( above-thres throughput seconds exceeded or
- above-thres : number of low error free throughput seconds detail mode.
exceeded threshold
- below-thres : number of low error free throughput seconds
below threshold
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::LeftrSeconds> status of leftrs with its previous
( above-thres logged value
- above-thres : number of low error free throughput seconds
exceeded threshold
below threshold
leftrs-in-a-day Parameter type: <Alarm::LeftrSecondsInAday> number of low error free
( above-thres throughput seconds in a day,
| below-thres ) exceeded or below threshold
in a day, exceeded threshold
in a day, below threshold
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::LeftrSecondsInAday> status of leftrs-in-a-day with its
( above-thres previous logged value
- above-thres : number of low error free throughput seconds
fe-leftrs Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndLeftrSeconds> number of far end low error free
- above-thres : number of far end low error free throughput detail mode.
seconds exceeded threshold
- below-thres : number of far end low error free throughput
seconds below threshold


prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndLeftrSeconds> status of fe-leftrs with its
( above-thres previous logged value
- above-thres : number of far end low error free throughput
fe-leftrs-in-a-day Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndLeftrSecondsInAday> number of far end low error free
seconds in a day, exceeded threshold
seconds in a day, below threshold
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndLeftrSecondsInAday> status of fe-leftrs-in-a-day with
( above-thres its previous logged value
- above-thres : number of far end low error free throughput

36.16 Vectoring Line Alarm Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the vectoring line alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log vect-line [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.16-1 "Vectoring Line Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.16-2 "Vectoring Line Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
port Parameter type: <Itf::XdslLine> specifies where the alarm has
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
xtc-variation-vict Parameter type: <Alarm::VectXtcVariation> excessive : abnormal amplitude
( excessive variation in xtc coefficients


| normal ) This element is only shown in
- excessive : abnormal amplitude variation in xtc
coefficients
- normal : no excessive xtc coefficients variation
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::VectXtcVariation> status of xtc-variation-vict with
( excessive its previous logged value
coefficients
xtc-variation-dist Parameter type: <Alarm::VectXtcVariationDist> specifies if excessive disturber
( excessive crosstalk coefficient variation
| normal ) occurred or not
- excessive : abnormal amplitude variation in xtc detail mode.
coefficients
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::VectXtcVariationDist> status of xtc-variation-dist with
( excessive its previous logged value
coefficients
corrupted-errf Parameter type: <Alarm::VectCorptErrf> specifies if corrupted or at least
( yes 10% missing errorf samples
| no ) received ccurred or not
- yes : at least 10% corrupted or missing errorf samples detail mode.
received
- no : received errorf samples ok
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::VectCorptErrf> status of corrupted-errf with its
- yes : at least 10% corrupted or missing errorf samples
received
vect-cpe-cap-mismatch Parameter type: <Alarm::VectCpeCapMism> specifies if an allowed Vectoring
( yes CPE is connected or not
- yes : not allowed Vectoring CPE connected
- no : allowed Vectoring CPE connected
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::VectCpeCapMism> status of vect-cpe-cap-mismatch
( yes with its previous logged value
vect-conf-not-feas Parameter type: <Alarm::VectConfNotFeas> specifies if the vectoring
( yes configuration is feasable
- yes : vectoring configuration not feasable


- no : vectoring configuration feasable
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::VectConfNotFeas> status of vect-conf-not-feas with
( yes its previous logged value

36.17 Vectoring Board Alarm Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the vectoring board alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log vect-board [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.17-1 "Vectoring Board Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.17-2 "Vectoring Board Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
board-index Parameter type: <Equipm::EqptVpSlotIndex> specifies where the alarm has
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> occurred.
| nt ) This element is only shown in
- nt : nt-slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
vp-link-index Parameter type: <Alarm::VectVpLinkIdx2> this is the vplink id or the
- specifies the soft-link or the vp-link on the vp-board, or soft-link id. This index has value
zero zero when it is not used
- range: [0,1...8] This element is only shown in


detail mode.
vp-lt-mismatch Parameter type: <Alarm::VectVpLtMism> specifies if a mismatch between
( yes expected and actual vp-lt
| no ) mapping OR incompatible sw
Possible values: version on vp and lt is detected or
- yes : mismatch between expected and actual vp-lt mapping not. In case vplt-autodiscovery
or incompatible sw version on vp and lt disabled on vp, failure reported
- no : expected and actual vp-lt in line or vp and lt have on vp-board. In case
compatible sw versions, OR autodiscovery enabled on vp, vplt-autodiscovery enabled on lt,
autodiscovery disabled on lt failure reported on lt-board.
detail mode.
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::VectVpLtMism> status of vp-lt-mismatch with its
- yes : mismatch between expected and actual vp-lt mapping
or incompatible sw version on vp and lt
- no : expected and actual vp-lt in line or vp and lt have
compatible sw versions, OR autodiscovery enabled on vp,
autodiscovery disabled on lt
qsfp-id Parameter type: <Alarm::VectQsfpInvalidAlcatelID> specifies if detected QSFP of the
( invalid frontcable has a valid
| valid ) Alcatel-Lucent ID or not
- invalid : QSFP does not have valid Alcatel-Lucent ID detail mode.
- valid : QSFP has valid Alcatel-Lucent ID OR no QSFP
detected.
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::VectQsfpInvalidAlcatelID> status of qsfp-id with its previous
( invalid logged value
- invalid : QSFP does not have valid Alcatel-Lucent ID
detected.
vp-lt-link Parameter type: <Alarm::VPLTLINKFAIL> specifies if a VP-LT link failure
( linkdown is detected or not. In case
| linkup ) vplt-autodiscovery disabled on
Possible values: vp, failure reported on vp-board
- linkdown : vp-lt link problem when an lt was expected but no
- linkup : vp-lt link ok or no lt-expected OR autodiscovery valid connection between vp-lt.
enabled on vp, autodiscovery disabled on lt In case vplt-autodiscovery
enabled on lt, failure reported on
lt-board when no valid
connection between vp-lt.
detail mode.
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::VPLTLINKFAIL> status of VP-LT Link Failure
( linkdown with its previous logged value
| linkup ) This element is only shown in
- linkdown : vp-lt link problem
- linkup : vp-lt link ok or no lt-expected OR autodiscovery
enabled on vp, autodiscovery disabled on lt


36.18 Electrical-to-Optical Conversion Alarm Log

Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the electrical-to-optical conversion alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log eo-conversion [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.18-1 " Electrical-to-Optical Conversion Alarm Log Status Command" Resource
Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.18-2 " Electrical-to-Optical Conversion Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
port Parameter type: <SignedInteger> identifies where the alarm
- a signed integer occurred
detail mode.
loss-of-signal Parameter type: <Alarm::EoConvLOS> specifies whether loss of signal
( yes detected or not in the EO
| no ) conversion module
- yes : loss of signal detected in the EO conversion module detail mode.


- no : no loss of signal detected in the EO conversion
module
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::EoConvLOS> status of loss-of-signal with its
- yes : loss of signal detected in the EO conversion module
module
transmission Parameter type: <Alarm::EoConvTx> specifies whether transmission
( faulty fault is occurred or not in the EO
| ok ) module
- faulty : transmission fault in the EO module detail mode.
- ok : transmission OK
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::EoConvTx> status of transmission with its
( faulty previous logged value.
- faulty : transmission fault in the EO module

36.19 xDSL Bonding Alarm Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL bonding-related alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log bonding-group [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.19-1 "xDSL Bonding Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.19-2 "xDSL Bonding Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
group Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingInterfaceIndex> identifies the bonding group
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / interface index
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
up-plan-bitrate Parameter type: <Alarm::UpPlannedBitrate> specifies whether the actual
( failure group upstream bit rate is above


| ok ) the group upstream planned bit
Possible values: rate or not
- failure : actual group bitrate is above the minimum This element is only shown in
upstream bitrate but below the group upstream planned detail mode.
bitrate
- ok : actual group bitrate is above the group upstream
planned bitrate
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::UpPlannedBitrate> status of up-plan-bitrate with its
( failure previous logged value.
- failure : actual group bitrate is above the minimum
upstream bitrate but below the group upstream planned
bitrate
planned bitrate
down-plan-bitrate Parameter type: <Alarm::DownPlanBitrate> specifies whether the actual
( failure group downstream bit rate is
| ok ) above the group downstream
Possible values: planned bit rate or not
downstream bitrate but below the group downstream detail mode.
planned bitrate
- ok : actual group bitrate is above the group downstream
planned bitrate
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::DownPlanBitrate> status of down-plan-bitrate with
( failure its previous logged value.
- failure : actual group bitrate is above the minimum
downstream bitrate but below the group downstream
planned bitrate
planned bitrate
up-min-bitrate Parameter type: <Alarm::UpMinBitrate> specifies whether the actual
| ok ) the group upstream minimum bit
- failure : actual group bitrate is below the group upstream This element is only shown in
minimum bitrate detail mode.
minimum bitrate
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::UpMinBitrate> status of up-min-bitrate with its
- failure : actual group bitrate is below the group upstream
minimum bitrate
minimum bitrate
down-min-bitrate Parameter type: <Alarm::DownMinBitrate> specifies whether the actual
Possible values: minimum bit rate or not
- failure : actual group bitrate is below the group This element is only shown in
downstream minimum bitrate detail mode.


minimum bitrate
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::DownMinBitrate> status of down-min-bitrate with
( failure its previous logged value.
- failure : actual group bitrate is below the group
downstream minimum bitrate
minimum bitrate
up-config Parameter type: <Alarm::UpConfig> specifies whether the upstream
( not-feasible configuration is feasible or not
| feasible ) This element is only shown in
- not-feasible : upstream configuration not feasible
- feasible : upstream configuration feasible
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::UpConfig> status of up-config with its
( not-feasible previous logged value.
down-config Parameter type: <Alarm::DownConfig> specifies whether the downstream
- not-feasible : downstream configuration not feasible
- feasible : downstream configuration feasible
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::DownConfig> status of down-config with its
( not-feasible previous logged value.
bond-cpe-conn Parameter type: <Alarm::BondCPE> specifies whether a bonding CPE
( not-connected modem is connected or not
| connected ) This element is only shown in
- not-connected : bonding cpe modem not connected
- connected : bonding cpe modem connected
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::BondCPE> status of bond-cpe-conn with its
( not-connected previous logged value.
multiple-cpes Parameter type: <Alarm::BgConnCPE> specifies whether the lines of a
( true bonding group are connected to
| false ) multiple CPEs or only one
- true : bonding group has multiple cpe modems connected detail mode.
- false : bonding group has one cpe modem connected
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::BgConnCPE> status of bg-conn-cpes with its
( true previous logged value.
| false ) This element is only shown in
- true : bonding group has multiple cpe modems connected


register Parameter type: <Alarm::BgRegFail> specifies whether a discovery or
( failure aggregation failure is
| ok ) encountered or not
- failure : bonding group discovery or aggregation register detail mode.
failure detected
- ok : bonding group discovery or aggregation register
failure not detected
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::BgRegFail> status of bg-reg-fail with its
- failure : bonding group discovery or aggregation register
failure detected
group-incomplete Parameter type: <Alarm::BgNotCompl> specifies whether all configured
( true lines of the bonding group are
| false ) part of the bonding group
- true : bonding group is incomplete detail mode.
- false : bonding group is complete
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::BgNotCompl> status of bg-not-compl with its
( true previous logged value.
- true : bonding group is incomplete

36.20 Custom Alarm Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the custom alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log custom [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.20-1 "Custom Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.20-2 "Custom Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
custom-alarm1 Parameter type: <Alarm::custom1> identify the customizableAlarm1
( yes .
- yes : Miscellaneous environment alarm
- no : no Miscellaneous environment alarm
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::custom1> status of customizableAlarm1
( yes .


( yes .
( yes .
( yes .
( yes .

Only Show Details: host expansion shelves customizable alarms

shelf Parameter type: <Equipm::HolderId> this is the shelf id (equipment
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> hoder id) for host expansion
| not-applicable ) alarms, otherwise it is the rack ID
- not-applicable : not applicable detail mode.
- the rack number
- the shelf number
he-custom-alarm1 Parameter type: <Alarm::he-custom1> identify the host expansion shelf's
( yes customizableAlarm1 .
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::he-custom1> status of the host expansion
( yes shelf's customizableAlarm1 with
| no ) its previous logged value.
- yes : Miscellaneous environment alarm detail mode.



36.21 SFP Alarm Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the SFP alarm log status.
For Expander card SFP alarms, the remote LT slot-identifier that corresponds to the SFP is displayed in the output
parameter "alarm index 1", and not the SFP faceplate cage-number identifier.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log sfp [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.21-1 "SFP Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.21-2 "SFP Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
alarm index 1 Parameter type: <Alarm::SfpAlarmIdx1Type> this is the host sfp faceplate
( <Alarm::SfpAlarmIdx1> number for host alarms or it is the
| lt : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> ) equipment slot id for expansion
Possible values: shelf alarms
- lt : the lt-slot This element is only shown in
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Field type <Alarm::SfpAlarmIdx1>
- the host port faceplate number or the equipment slot-id for


expansion shelf alarm
alarm index 2 Parameter type: <Alarm::SfpAlarmIdx2Type> this is the lanx port id for host
( <Alarm::SfpAlarmIdx2> alarms. this index is not used for
| nt : sfp : <Eqpt::PortIndex> expansion shelf alarms
| nt-a : sfp : <Alarm::SfpAlarmIdx2> This element is only shown in
| nt-a : xfp : <Alarm::SfpAlarmIdx2> detail mode.
| nt-b : sfp : <Alarm::SfpAlarmIdx2>
| nt-b : xfp : <Alarm::SfpAlarmIdx2> )
Possible values:
- nt-a : nt-a slot
- nt-b : nt-b slot
Possible values:
- sfp : SFP port
- xfp : XFP port
Field type <Eqpt::PortIndex>
Only Show Details: host shelf alarms
host-sfp-los Parameter type: <Alarm::hostSFPLOS> current status host downlink SFP
( failing loss of signal
- failing : host downlink SFP loss of signal
- ok : host downlink SFP signal ok
host-sfp-tx Parameter type: <Alarm::hostSFPTxFail> status host downlink SFP tx
( failing failure
- failing : host downlink SFP tx failure
- ok : host downlink SFP tx ok
host-sfp-pres Parameter type: <Alarm::hostSFPMissing> current status host downlink SFP
( not-present not present
| present ) This element is only shown in
- not-present : host downlink SFP not present
- present : host downlink SFP present
host-sfp-id Parameter type: <Alarm::hostSFPInvalidAlcatelID> status host downlink SFP does
( invalid not have valid Alcatel-Lucent ID
- invalid : host downlink SFP does not have valid
Alcatel-Lucent ID
- valid : host downlink SFP has valid Alcatel-Lucent ID
host-sfp-ctrl Parameter type: <Alarm::hostSFPControlFail> status host downlink SFP control
( failing failure
- failing : host downlink SFP control failure
- ok : host downlink SFP control ok
host-sfp-rmtlt Parameter type: <Alarm::hostSFPUnexpectedRemoteLT> host downlink SFP unexpected
( yes remote plug-in


- yes : host shelf SFP unexpected remote LT plug-in
- no : host shelf SFP expected remote LT plug-in
host-sfp-mismatch Parameter type: <Alarm::hostSFPAssignmentMismatch> host downlink SFP assignment
( yes does not match reported
| no ) rack/shelf/slot
- yes : host shelf SFP assignment does not match reported detail mode.
rack/shelf/slot
- no : host shelf SFP assignment matches reported
rack/shelf/slot
host-sfp-incompt Parameter type: <Alarm::hostSFPIncompatibleShelf> host downlink SFP incompatible
( yes shelf type detected
- yes : host shelf SFP incompatible shelf type detected
- no : host shelf SFP compatible shelf type detected
Only Show Details: expansion shelf alarms
exp-sfp-los Parameter type: <Alarm::expansionShelfSFPLos> current status expansion side
( failing downlink SFP loss of signal
- failing : expansion shelf downlink SFP loss of signal
- ok : expansion shelf downlink SFP signal ok
exp-sfp-tx Parameter type: <Alarm::expansionShelfSFPTxFail> status expansion shelf downlink
( failing SFP tx failure
- failing : expansion shelf host downlink SFP tx failure
- ok : expansion shelf downlink SFP tx ok
exp-sfp-pres Parameter type: <Alarm::expansionShelfSFPMissing> current status expansion shelf
( not-present downlink SFP not present
- not-present : expansion shelf downlink SFP not present
- present : expansion shelf downlink SFP present
exp-sfp-id Parameter type: <Alarm::expShelfSFPInvalidAlcatelID> status expansion shelf downlink
( invalid SFP does not have valid
| valid ) Alcatel-Lucent ID
- invalid : expansion shelf downlink SFP does not have valid detail mode.
Alcatel-Lucent ID
- valid : expansion shelf downlink SFP has valid
Alcatel-Lucent ID
exp-sfp-ctrl Parameter type: <Alarm::expansionShelfSFPControlFail> status expansion shelf downlink
( failing SFP control failure
- failing : expansion shelf downlink SFP control failure
- ok : expansion shelf downlink SFP control ok
exp-sfp-1-los Parameter type: <Alarm::expansionShelfSFP1Los> current status expansion side
( failing downlink SFP1 loss of signal
- failing : expansion shelf downlink SFP1 loss of signal
- ok : expansion shelf downlink SFP1 signal ok


( failing downlink SFP2 loss of signal

36.22 Custom External Alarm Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the customizable external alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log custom-ext-alarm [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.22-1 "Custom External Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.22-2 "Custom External Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
board-position Parameter type: <Equipm::EqptSlotIndex> identify where the alarm has
| nt-a This element is always shown.
| nt-b
| nt
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt-a : nt-a slot
- nt-b : nt-b slot
- nt : nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number


ext-alarm1 Parameter type: <Alarm::custExtAlarm1> current status specifying external
( yes alarm 1 is present or not
| no ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- yes : customizable external alarm 1
- no : no customizable external alarm 1
Possible values:
Possible values:
Possible values:
Possible values:

36.23 SFP RSSI for NT Alarm Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the SFP RSSI alarm log status.
For NT card SFP alarms, the remote LT slot-identifier that corresponds to the SFP is displayed in the output
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log sfprssi [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.23-1 "SFP RSSI for NT Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.23-2 "SFP RSSI for NT Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
alarm index 1 Parameter type: <Alarm::SlotIndex> this is the nt/ntio slot id for host
( lt : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> alarms.
| nt-b detail mode.
| nt
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt-a : nt-a slot
- nt-b : nt-b slot
- nt : nt slot
- the rack number


- the shelf number
alarm index 2 Parameter type: <Alarm::RssiPort> this is the host sfp faceplate
( sfp : <Alarm::RssiPort> number
| xfp : <Alarm::RssiPort> ) This element is only shown in
- sfp : rssi sfp port
- xfp : rssi xfp port
Field type <Alarm::RssiPort>
- value
- range: [0...18]
Only Show Details: sfp rssi diagnostic threshold control alarms
tx-power-high-alarm Parameter type: <Alarm::NTNTIOTXPWHI> current status optical power is too
( yes high than the configured alarm
| no ) high threshold
- yes : TX optical power is too high than configured alarm detail mode.
high threshold
- no : The TX optical power is ok
tx-power-low-alarm Parameter type: <Alarm::NTNTIOTXPWLO> current status TX optical power is
( yes too low than the configured alarm
| no ) low threshold
- yes : TX optical power is too low than the configured detail mode.
alarm low threshold
- no : TX optical power is ok
rx-power-high-alarm Parameter type: <Alarm::NTNTIORXPWHI> current status RX optical power
( yes is too high than the configured
| no ) alarm high threshold
- yes : RX optical power is too high than the configured detail mode.
alarm high threshold
- no : RX optical power is ok
rx-power-low-alarm Parameter type: <Alarm::NTNTIORXPWLO> current status RX optical power
( yes is too low than the configured
| no ) alarm low threshold
- yes : RX optical power is too low than the configured detail mode.
alarm low threshold
tx-biascur-high-alarm Parameter type: <Alarm::NTNTIOTXBIASHI> current status TX bias is too high
( yes than the configured alarm low
| no ) threshold
- yes : TX bias is too high than the configured alarm low detail mode.
threshold
- no : TX bias current is ok
tx-biascur-low-alarm Parameter type: <Alarm::NTNTIOTXBIASLO> current status TX bias is too low
| no ) threshold
- yes : TX bias is too low than the configured alarm low detail mode.
threshold


volt-high-alarm Parameter type: <Alarm::NTNTIOVOLHI> current status voltage is too high
( yes than the configured alarm high
| no ) threshold
- yes : voltage is too high than the configured alarm high detail mode.
threshold
- no : voltage is ok
volt-low-alarm Parameter type: <Alarm::NTNTIOVOLLO> current status voltage is too low
| no ) threshold
- yes : voltage is too low than the configured alarm low detail mode.
threshold
temp-high-alarm Parameter type: <Alarm::NTNTIOTEMPHI> current status temperature is too
- yes : temperature is too high than the configured alarm detail mode.
high threshold
- no : temperature is ok
temp-low-alarm Parameter type: <Alarm::NTNTIOTEMPLO> current status temperature is too
( yes low than the configured alarm
- yes : temperature is too low than the configured alarm low detail mode.
threshold
tx-power-high-warn Parameter type: <Alarm::NTNTIOTXPWHIWARN> current status TX optical power is
( yes too high than the configured
| no ) warning high threshold
- yes : TX optical power is too high than the configured detail mode.
warning high threshold
tx-power-low-warn Parameter type: <Alarm::NTNTIOTXPWLOWARN> current status TX optical power is
( yes too low than the configured
| no ) warning low threshold
warning low threshold
rx-power-high-warn Parameter type: <Alarm::NTNTIORXPWHIWARN> current status RX optical power
rx-power-low-warn Parameter type: <Alarm::NTNTIORXPWLOWARN> current status RX optical power


tx-biascur-high-warn Parameter type: <Alarm::NTNTIOTXBIASHIWARN> current status TX bias is too high
( yes than the configured warning high
| no ) threshold
- yes : TX bias is too high than the configured warning high detail mode.
threshold
tx-biascur-low-warn Parameter type: <Alarm::NTNTIOTXBIASLOWARN> current status TX bias is too low
( yes than the configured warning low
| no ) threshold
- yes : TX bias is too low than the configured warning low detail mode.
threshold
volt-high-warn Parameter type: <Alarm::NTNTIOVOLHIWARN> current status voltage is too high
| no ) threshold
- yes : voltage is too high than the configured warning high detail mode.
threshold
volt-low-warn Parameter type: <Alarm::NTNTIOVOLLOWARN> current status voltage is too low
| no ) threshold
- yes : voltage is too low than the configured warning low detail mode.
threshold
temp-high-warn Parameter type: <Alarm::NTNTIOTEMPEHIWARN> current status temperature is too
( yes high than the configured warning
- yes : temperature is too high than the configured warning detail mode.
high threshold
temp-low-warn Parameter type: <Alarm::NTNTIOTEMPELOWARN> current status temperature is too
( yes low than the configured warning
low threshold

36.24 PPP Cross-Connect Engine TCA Alarm Log

Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the PPP cross-connect engine TCA alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log pppcc-engine-tca [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.24-1 "PPP Cross-Connect Engine TCA Alarm Log Status Command" Resource
Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.24-2 "PPP Cross-Connect Engine TCA Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
engine Parameter type: <Vlan::StackedVlanSigned> this is the ppp-cc engine number
( <Vlan::UVlanIndex> This element is only shown in
| stacked : <Vlan::SVlanIndex> : <Vlan::CVlanIndex> ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093,4094]


- range: [0...4093,4094,4096]
Only Show Details: pppoe cross-connect engine tca alarms
pppcce-trans-15min-tca Parameter type: <Alarm::PPPCCETRANS15MIN> current 15 minutes transaction
( yes timeout count exceeds configured
| no ) tca
- yes : 15 minutes transaction timeout count exceeds detail mode.
configured TCA
- no : 15 minutes transaction timeout count is OK
pppcce-sess-15min-tca Parameter type: <Alarm::PPPCCESESS15MIN> 15 minutes session timeout count
( yes exceeds configured TCA
- yes : 15 minutes session timeout count exceeds configured
TCA
- no : 15 minutes session timeout count is OK
pppcce-trans-1day-tca Parameter type: <Alarm::PPPCCETRANS1DAY> 1day transaction timeout count
- yes : 1day transaction timeout count exceeds configured
TCA
- no : 1day transaction timeout count is OK
pppcce-sess-1day-tca Parameter type: <Alarm::PPPCCESESS1DAY> 1day session timeout count
- yes : 1day session timeout count exceeds configured TCA
- no : 1day session timeout count is OK

36.25 Plug In Unit Extended Alarm Log Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the plug-in unit extended alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log plug-in-unit-ext [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.25-1 "Plug In Unit Extended Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.25-2 "Plug In Unit Extended Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
| nt-b detail mode.
| nt
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt-a : nt-a slot
- nt-b : nt-b slot
- nt : nt slot


- the rack number
- the shelf number
fan-alarm Parameter type: <Alarm::pluginFan> current status specifying fan
( yes alarm is present or not
- yes : fan alarm
- no : no fan alarm
dc-a-alarm Parameter type: <Alarm::plugin-dc-a> current status specifying dc-a
( yes failure alarm is present or not
- yes : dc a failure alarm
- no : no dc a failure alarm
dc-b-alarm Parameter type: <Alarm::plugin-dc-b> current status specifying dc-b
- yes : dc b failure alarm
- no : no dc b failure alarm
dg-alarm Parameter type: <Alarm::plugin-dg> current status specifying dying
( yes gasp alarm is present or not
- yes : dying gasp alarm
- no : no dying gasp alarm
apsf-alarm Parameter type: <Alarm::pluginApsf> applique power supply failure yes
( yes or no
- yes : apsf failure alarm
- no : no apsf failure alarm
ntr-a-loss Parameter type: <Alarm::NTRALoss> log status specifying NTR-A loss
- yes : ntr-a signal unavailable
- no : ntr-a signal available
ntr-b-loss Parameter type: <Alarm::NTRBLoss> log status specifying NTR-B loss
- yes : ntr-b signal unavailable
- no : ntr-b signal available
xvps-conf-loss Parameter type: <Alarm::XvpsConfLoss> implicit xvps configuration loss
( yes or not.
- yes : implicit xvps configuration loss.
- no : no implicit xvps configuration loss.
mac-entry-nofree Parameter type: <Alarm::MacNofree> current status specifying no free
( nofree mac entry in the mac table on the


| free ) lt board.
- nofree : no free mac entry in the mac table on the lt board. detail mode.
- free : file transfer server available.
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::MacNofree> current status specifying no free
| free ) lt board.
fibre-conn-mismatch Parameter type: <Alarm::FibreConnMismatch> current status specifying fibre
( yes connection mismatch on detected
| no ) control card.
- yes : REM fibre connection mismatch alarm detail mode.
- no : no REM fibre connection mismatch alarm
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::FibreConnMismatch> status of fibre connection
( yes mismatch alarm with its previous
| no ) logged value.
link-cap-mismatch Parameter type: <Alarm::LinkCapMismatch> log-status specifies that the actual
( yes link speed is not in line with the
| no ) end-to-end link capability
Possible values: between NT and LT.
- yes : actual link speed is not inline with the end-to-end link This element is only shown in
capability between NT and LT detail mode.
- no : actual link speed is inline with the end-to-end link
capability between NT and LT
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::LinkCapMismatch> status of link-cap-mismatch with
- yes : actual link speed is not inline with the end-to-end link
eqpt-cap-mismatch Parameter type: <Alarm::EqptCapMismatch> log-status specifies that not all
( yes equipment between NT and LT
| no ) can support the speed that NT
Possible values: and LT can support within the
- yes : not all equipment between NT and LT can support the configured MaxLinkSpeed.
speed that NT and LT can support within the configured This element is only shown in
MaxLinkSpeed. detail mode.
- no : all equipment between NT and LT can support the
speed that NT and LT can support within the configured
MaxLinkSpeed.
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::EqptCapMismatch> status of eqpt-cap-mismatch with
- yes : not all equipment between NT and LT can support the
MaxLinkSpeed.


MaxLinkSpeed.
ctrl-dnld-failure Parameter type: <Alarm::CtrlDownloadFailure> log-status specifies that the
( yes downloading of the Software
| no ) image to the controller card
Possible values: failed.
- yes : The downloading of the Software image to the This element is only shown in
controller card failed.. detail mode.
- no : The downloading of the Software image to the
controller card passed.
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::CtrlDownloadFailure> status of ctrl-dnld-failure with its
- yes : The downloading of the Software image to the
controller card failed..
board-hw-issue Parameter type: <Alarm::BoardHWIssue> log-status specifies that board
( yes hardware issue.
- yes : Board hardware issue
- no : No Board hardware issue.
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::BoardHWIssue> status of board hardware issue

36.26 SIP Server Alarm Log Status Commands
Command Description
This command displays the SIP server alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log sip-server [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.26-1 "SIP Server Alarm Log Status Commands" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.26-2 "SIP Server Alarm Log Status Commands" Display parameters
transport-mismatch Parameter type: <Alarm::transportMismatch> specifies isamv and server
( yes transport mismatch or not.
- yes : mismatch
- no : not mismatch
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::transportMismatch> status of specifies transport
( yes mismatch with its previous
| no ) logged value
- yes : mismatch detail mode.
- no : not mismatch
dns-lookup-failure Parameter type: <Alarm::dnsLookUpFailure> specifies dns look up fail or not.
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : fail
- no : not fail
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::dnsLookUpFailure> status of dns look up fail with its


- yes : fail
- no : not fail

36.27 SIP VSP Alarm Log Status Commands
Command Description
This command displays the SIP vsp alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log sip-vsp [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.27-1 "SIP VSP Alarm Log Status Commands" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.27-2 "SIP VSP Alarm Log Status Commands" Display parameters
none-dns-srv Parameter type: <Alarm::noneDNSSRV> specifies none of dns server give
( yes reply to to DNS look up or not.
- yes : none of dns server give reply to to DNS look up
- no : dns server give reply to to DNS look up
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::noneDNSSRV> status of specifies none of dns
( yes server give reply to DNS look up
| no ) with its previous logged value
- yes : none of dns server give reply to to DNS look up detail mode.
no-dns-srv Parameter type: <Alarm::noDNSSRV> specifies no dns server
( yes configured when sip request or
| no ) not.
- yes : no dns server configured when sip request detail mode.
- no : dns server configured when sip request
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::noDNSSRV> status of specifies no dns server


( yes configured when sip request with
| no ) its previous logged value
none-srv Parameter type: <Alarm::noneSRV> specifies none sip server give
( yes reply when send sip request or
| no ) not.
- yes : none sip server give reply when send sip request detail mode.
- no : sip server give reply when send sip request
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::noneSRV> status of specifies none sip server
( yes give reply when send sip request
no-srv Parameter type: <Alarm::noSRV> specifies no sip proxy server
( yes configured when send sip request
| no ) or not.
- yes : no sip proxy server configured when send sip request detail mode.
- no : sip proxy server configured when send sip request
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::noSRV> status of specifies no sip proxy
( yes server configured when send sip
| no ) request with its previous logged
Possible values: value
- yes : no sip proxy server configured when send sip request This element is only shown in
- no : sip proxy server configured when send sip request detail mode.
reg-srv-unreach Parameter type: <Alarm::noRegSRV> specifies no sip register servers
( yes give reply when send sip register
| no ) or not.
- yes : no sip register server give reply when send sip detail mode.
register
- no : sip register server give reply when send sip register
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::noRegSRV> status of specifies no sip register
( yes servers give reply when send sip
| no ) register with its previous logged
- yes : no sip register server give reply when send sip This element is only shown in
register detail mode.
prxy-srv-unreach Parameter type: <Alarm::noPrxySRV> specifies no sip proxy servers
| no ) or not.
- yes : no sip proxy server give reply when send sip request detail mode.
- no : sip proxy server give reply when send sip request
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::noSRV> status of specifies no sip proxy
( yes servers give reply when send sip
| no ) request with its previous logged
- yes : no sip proxy server configured when send sip request This element is only shown in
- no : sip proxy server configured when send sip request detail mode.

36.28 SIP Dial Plan Alarm Log Status Commands
Command Description
This command displays the SIP dial plan alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log sip-dial-plan [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.28-1 "SIP Dial Plan Alarm Log Status Commands" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.28-2 "SIP Dial Plan Alarm Log Status Commands" Display parameters
bad-digitmap Parameter type: <Alarm::badDigitMap> specifies sip digitmap usable or
( yes not.
- yes : digit map unusable
- no : digit map usable
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::badDigitMap> status of specifies sip digitmap

36.29 SIP Slot Alarm Log Status Commands
Command Description
This command displays the SIP slot alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log sip-plugin-unit [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.29-1 "SIP Slot Alarm Log Status Commands" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.29-2 "SIP Slot Alarm Log Status Commands" Display parameters
dhcp-unreach Parameter type: <Alarm::dhcpServerUnreach> specifies DHCP server status.
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : DHCP server unreachable
- no : DHCP server reachable
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::dhcpServerUnreach> status of specifies dhcp server
proxy-srv-unreach Parameter type: <Alarm::sipProxyServerUnreach> specifies sip proxy server status.
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : proxy server unreachable
- no : proxy server reachable
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::sipProxyServerUnreach> status of specifies sip proxy


( yes server with its previous logged
| no ) value
- yes : proxy server unreachable detail mode.
reg-srv-unreach Parameter type: <Alarm::sipRegistratorServerUnreach> specifies sip registrator server
( yes status.
- yes : registrator server unreachable
- no : registrator server reachable
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::sipRegistratorServerUnreach> status of specifies sip registrator
( yes server with its previous logged
| no ) value
- yes : registrator server unreachable detail mode.

36.30 SIP Termination Alarm Log Status

Commands
Command Description
This command displays the SIP termination alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log sip-termination [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.30-1 "SIP Termination Alarm Log Status Commands" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.30-2 "SIP Termination Alarm Log Status Commands" Display parameters
unknown-sub Parameter type: <Alarm::unknownSubscriber> specfies the sip subscriber
( yes unknow or not.
- yes : wrong subscriber
- no : right subscriber
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::unknownSubscriber> status of specifies subscribers
ground-key Parameter type: <Alarm::groundKey> status of the ground key.
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:


- yes : current to ground
- no : current not to ground
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::groundKey> status of specifies ground key
port-hightemp Parameter type: <Alarm::highTemperature> status of the port temperature.
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : high temperature
- no : not high temperature
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::highTemperature> status of specifies temperature
port-jbfltca Parameter type: <Alarm::jbflTca> status of the port jb fill level tca.
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : high jb fill level
- no : not high jb fill level
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::jbflTca> status of specifies jb fill level tca
reg-domainname Parameter type: <Alarm::regdomainname> status of resolving domain name
( yes (register).
- yes : register - resolving domain name failed
- no : register - resolving domain name successful
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::regdomainname> status of resolving domain name
( yes (register) with its previous logged
| no ) value
- yes : register - resolving domain name failed detail mode.
reg-auth Parameter type: <Alarm::regauth> status of authentication (register).
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : register - authentication failed
- no : register - authentication successful
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::regauth> status of authentication (register)
reg-timeout Parameter type: <Alarm::regtimeout> status of message timeout


( yes (register).
- yes : register - message timeout
- no : register - message not timeout
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::regtimeout> status of message timeout
( yes (register) with its previous logged
| no ) value
- yes : register - message timeout detail mode.
reg-srvfailresp Parameter type: <Alarm::regsrvfailresp> status of failure response from
( yes server (register).
- yes : register - failure response from server
- no : register - successful response from server
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::regsrvfailresp> status of failure response from
( yes server (register) with its previous
| no ) logged value
- yes : register - failure response from server detail mode.
inv-domainname Parameter type: <Alarm::invdomainname> status of resolving domain name
( yes (invite).
- yes : invite - resolving domain name failed
- no : invite - resolving domain name successful
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::invdomainname> status of resolving domain name
( yes (invite) with its previous logged
| no ) value
- yes : invite - resolving domain name failed detail mode.
inv-auth Parameter type: <Alarm::invauth> status of authentication (invite).
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : invite - authentication failed
- no : invite - authentication successful
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::invauth> status of authentication (invite)
inv-timeout Parameter type: <Alarm::invtimeout> status of message timeout
( yes (invite).
- yes : invite - message timeout
- no : invite - message not timeout
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::invtimeout> status of message timeout (invite)


inv-srvfailresp Parameter type: <Alarm::invsrvfailresp> status of failure response from
( yes server (invite).
- yes : invite - failure response from server
- no : invite - successful response from server
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::invsrvfailresp> status of failure response from
( yes server (invite) with its previous
| no ) logged value
- yes : invite - failure response from server detail mode.
subs-srvfailresp Parameter type: <Alarm::subssrvfailresp> status of failure response from
( yes server (subscribe).
- yes : subscribe - failure response from server
- no : subscribe - successful response from server
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::subssrvfailresp> status of failure response from
( yes server (subscribe) with its
| no ) previous logged value
- yes : subscribe - failure response from server detail mode.
subs-domainname Parameter type: <Alarm::subsdomainname> status of resolving domain name
( yes (subscribe).
- yes : Subscribe - resolving domain name failed
- no : Subscribe - resolving domain name successful
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::subsdomainname> status of resolving domain name
( yes (subscribe) with its previous
| no ) logged value
- yes : Subscribe - resolving domain name failed detail mode.
subs-auth Parameter type: <Alarm::subsauth> status of authentication
( yes (subscribe).
- yes : Subscribe - authentication failed
- no : Subscribe - authentication successful
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::subsauth> status of authentication
( yes (subscribe) with its previous
| no ) logged value
- yes : Subscribe - authentication failed detail mode.
subs-refreshfail Parameter type: <Alarm::subsrefreshfail> status of message timeout or 481
( yes received (refresher subscribe).
- yes : Subscribe - refresh failure
- no : Subscribe - refresh failure
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::subsrefreshfail> status of message timeout or 481


( yes received (refresher subscribe)
- yes : Subscribe - refresh failure detail mode.
subs-inittimeout Parameter type: <Alarm::subsinittimeout> status of message timeout (initial
( yes subscribe).
- yes : Subscribe - initial REQ timeout
- no : Subscribe - initial REQ timeout
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::subsinittimeout> status of message timeout (initial
( yes subscribe) with its previous
| no ) logged value
- yes : Subscribe - initial REQ timeout detail mode.
emergency-call Parameter type: <Alarm::emergencycall> status of emergency call.
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : emergency call is ongoing
- no : emergency call is not ongoing
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::emergencycall> status of emergency call with its

36.31 Megaco Media Gateway Alarm Log Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the Megaco media gateway alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log megaco-media-gw [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.31-1 "Megaco Media Gateway Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.31-2 "Megaco Media Gateway Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
mgc-unreachable Parameter type: <Alarm::mgcUnreachable> specifies the media gateway
( yes controller status
- yes : media gateway controller is unreachable
- no : media gateway controller is reachable
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::mgcUnreachable> status of specifies media gateway
failover-to-esamgc Parameter type: <Alarm::failovertoESAMGC> specifies the esa mgc status
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:


- yes : failover to esa mgc
- no : normal mgc is in service
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::failovertoESAMGC> status of esa mgc
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:

36.32 Megaco Signaling Gateway Alarm Log Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the Megaco signaling gateway alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log megaco-sig-gw [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.32-1 "Megaco Signaling Gateway Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.32-2 "Megaco Signaling Gateway Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
sgc-unreachable Parameter type: <Alarm::sgcUnreachable> specifies the signaling gateway
( yes controller status
- yes : signallling gateway controller is unreachable
- no : signallling gateway controller is reachable
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::sgcUnreachable> status of specifies signaling
( yes gateway with its previous logged
| no ) value
- yes : signallling gateway controller is unreachable detail mode.

36.33 Megaco Plug Unit Alarm Log Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the Megaco plug unit alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log megaco-plug-unit [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.33-1 "Megaco Plug Unit Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.33-2 "Megaco Plug Unit Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
lcard-unreach-srvcard Parameter type: <Alarm::lineCardUnreachSrvCard> specifies the line card with server
( yes card status
- yes : line card is unreachable with server card
- no : line card is reachable with server card
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::lineCardUnreachSrvCard> status of line card and server card
- yes : line card is unreachable with server card
lcard-type-mismatch Parameter type: <Alarm::lineCardTypeMismathch> specifies the line card type status
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:


- yes : line card type is mismatch
- no : line card type is match
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::lineCardTypeMismathch> status of line card type with its

36.34 Megaco Termination Alarm Log Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the Megaco termination alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log megaco-term [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.34-1 "Megaco Termination Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.34-2 "Megaco Termination Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
meg-unknown-sub Parameter type: <Alarm::megacoUnknownSubscriber> specifies the megaco subscriber
( yes status
- yes : unknown wrong megaco subscriber
- no : no wrong megaco subscriber
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::megacoUnknownSubscriber> status of the megaco subscriber
meg-ground-key Parameter type: <Alarm::voicePortGroundKey> specifies the voice port ground
( yes key status


- yes : voice port ground key
- no : voice port not ground key
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::voicePortGroundKey> status of the voice port ground
( yes key with its previous logged
| no ) value
- yes : voice port ground key detail mode.
meg-high-temp Parameter type: <Alarm::voicePortHighTemp> specifies the voice port
( yes temperature status
- yes : voice port high temperature
- no : voice port not high temperature
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::voicePortHighTemp> status of the voice port
( yes temperature with its previous
| no ) logged value
- yes : voice port high temperature detail mode.
l1-act-fail Parameter type: <Alarm::voicePortL1ActFail> specifies the voice port l1 act
( yes status
- yes : voice port l1 act failure
- no : voice port l1 act not failure
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::voicePortL1ActFail> status of the voice port l1 act with
over-current Parameter type: <Alarm::voicePortOverCurrent> specifies the voice port over
( yes current status
- yes : voice port over current
- no : voice port not over current
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::voicePortOverCurrent> status of the voice port over
( yes current with its previous logged
| no ) value
- yes : voice port over current detail mode.
line-showering Parameter type: <Alarm::lineshowering> specifies the line showering
( yes status
- yes : line showering
- no : no line showering
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::lineshowering> status of the line showering with
low-qos-packetloss Parameter type: <Alarm::lowQosPacketLoss> specifies the megaco total packet


( yes loss status
- yes : the total packet loss has exceeded the configured
threshold
- no : the total packet loss has not exceeded the configured
threshold
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::lowQosPacketLoss> status of the megaco total packet
( yes loss value
- yes : the total packet loss has exceeded the configured
threshold
threshold
low-qos-jitter Parameter type: <Alarm::lowQosJitter> specifies the megaco rtp jitter
( yes status
- yes : the rtp jitter has exceeded the configured threshold
- no : the rtp jitter has not exceeded the configured threshold
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::lowQosJitter> status of the megaco rtp jitter
( yes value
- yes : the rtp jitter has exceeded the configured threshold
low-qos-delay Parameter type: <Alarm::lowQosDelay> specifies the megaco rtp delay
( yes status
- yes : the rtp delay has exceeded the configured threshold
- no : the rtp delay has not exceeded the configured
threshold
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::lowQosDelay> status of the megaco rtp delay
( yes value
- yes : the rtp delay has exceeded the configured threshold
threshold

36.35 Megaco Signaling Lt Alarm Log Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the Megaco signaling lt alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log megaco-sig-lt [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.35-1 "Megaco Signaling Lt Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.35-2 "Megaco Signaling Lt Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
sig-brd-persist-loss Parameter type: <Alarm::megacoSigBoardPersDataLoss> specifies the voice signaling
( yes board persistenet data status
- yes : the voice signaling board persistenet data loss
- no : the voice signaling board persistenet data not loss
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::megacoSigBoardPersDataLoss> status of voice signaling board
( yes persistenet data with its previous
| no ) logged value
- yes : the voice signaling board persistenet data loss detail mode.
sig-brd-disk-full Parameter type: <Alarm::voiceSigBoard90PercentFull> specifies the voice signaling
( yes board disk status


- yes : specifies the voice signaling board disk 90% full
- no : specifies the voice signaling board disk no 90% full
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::voiceSigBoard90PercentFull> status of voice signaling board
( yes disk with its previous logged
| no ) value
- yes : specifies the voice signaling board disk 90% full detail mode.
sig-brd-db-roolback Parameter type: <Alarm::sigBoardDBRollback> specifies the voice signaling
( yes board implicit db status
- yes : specifies the voice signaling board implicit db
rollback
- no : specifies the voice signaling board implicit db no
rollback
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::sigBoardDBRollback> status of voice signaling board
( yes implicit db with its previous
| no ) logged value
- yes : specifies the voice signaling board implicit db detail mode.
rollback
rollback
mg-overload Parameter type: <Alarm::megMGOverLoad> specifies the mg overload status
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : specifies the mg overload
- no : specifies the mg no overload
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::megMGOverLoad> status of the mg overload with its

36.36 Ether-Tca Alarm Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the Ether-Tca alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log ether-tca [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.36-1 "Ether-Tca Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.36-2 "Ether-Tca Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
port Parameter type: <Itf::EthernetPortIndex> identifies the physical position of
( nt : sfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex> the port
| nt-a : sfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex> This element is only shown in
| nt-a : xfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex> detail mode.
Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port


etca-los Parameter type: <Alarm::EthTcaLos> ethernet loss of signal
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : ethernet loss of signal errors exceeds
- no : ethernet loss of signal errors normal
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::EthTcaLos> status of etca-los with its
etca-fcs Parameter type: <Alarm::EthTcaFcs> ethernet frame check sequence
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : ethernet frame check sequence errors exceeds
- no : ethernet frame check sequence errors normal
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::EthTcaFcs> status of etca-fcs with its
etca-rx-octets Parameter type: <Alarm::EthTcaRxb> received octets
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : received octets exceeds
- no : received octets normal
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::EthTcaRxb> status of etca-rx-octets with its
etca-tx-octets Parameter type: <Alarm::EthTcaTxb> transmitted octets
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : transmitted octets exceeds
- no : transmitted octets normal
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::EthTcaTxb> status of etca-tx-octets with its
etca-day-los Parameter type: <Alarm::EthDayLos> ethernet day los
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : ethernet day los errors exceeds
- no : ethernet day los errors normal
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::EthDayLos> status of etca-day-los with its


etca-day-fcs Parameter type: <Alarm::EthDayFcs> ethernet day fcs
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : ethernet day fcs errors exceeds
- no : ethernet day fcs errors normal
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::EthDayFcs> status of etca-day-fcs with its
etca-day-rx-octets Parameter type: <Alarm::EthDayRxb> received octets
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : received octets day exceeds
- no : received octets day normal
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::EthDayRxb> status of etca-day-rx-octets with
etca-day-tx-octets Parameter type: <Alarm::EthDayTxb> transmitted octets
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : transmitted octets day exceeds
- no : transmitted octets day normal
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::EthDayTxb> status of etca-day-tx-octets with

36.37 Ether-Sfp Alarm Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the Ether-Sfp alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log ether-sfp [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.37-1 "Ether-Sfp Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.37-2 "Ether-Sfp Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port


sfp-los Parameter type: <Alarm::EthSfpLos> ethernet sfp loss of signal
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : ethernet sfp los error
- no : ethernet sfp los normal
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::EthSfpLos> status of sfp-los with its previous
( yes logged value
sfp-tx-fail Parameter type: <Alarm::EthSfpTxFail> ethernet sfp tx
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : ethernet sfp Tx Failure
- no : ethernet sfp Tx normal
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::EthSfpTxFail> status of sfp-tx-fail with its
sfp-not-prst Parameter type: <Alarm::EthSfpNotPrst> ethernet sfp presence
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : ethernet sfp not detected
- no : ethernet sfp detected
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::EthSfpNotPrst> status of sfp-not-prst with its
sfp-inv-id Parameter type: <Alarm::EthSfpInvalid> ethernet sfp id validity
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : ethernet sfp id invalid
- no : ethernet sfp id normal
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::EthSfpInvalid> status of sfp-inv-id with its
user-sfp-t-exceed Parameter type: <Alarm::EthSfpTempExceed> ethernet sfp temperature
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : ethernet sfp temperature exceed
- no : ethernet sfp temperature normal
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::EthSfpTempExceed> status of user-sfp-t-exceed with


user-sfp-mismatch Parameter type: <Alarm::EthSfpMismatch> ethernet sfp type
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : ethernet sfp mismatch the configured type
- no : ethernet sfp match the configured type
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::EthSfpMismatch> status of user-sfp-mismatch with

36.38 Alarm Qos Slot Log Status Commands
Command Description
This command displays the Qos Slot alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log qos-slot [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.38-1 "Alarm Qos Slot Log Status Commands" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.38-2 "Alarm Qos Slot Log Status Commands" Display parameters
| nt-b
| nt
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt-a : nt-a slot
- nt-b : nt-b slot
- nt : nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number


up-overflow Parameter type: <Alarm::up-overflow> check LT load in upstream.
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : up overflow alarm
- no : no up overflow alarm
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::up-overflow> status of specifies up overflow
dw-overflow Parameter type: <Alarm::dw-overflow> check LT load in downstream.
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : down overflow alarm
- no : no down overflow alarm
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::dw-overflow> status of specifies down overflow
upobc-overflow Parameter type: <Alarm::upobc-overflow> check LT load to OBC in
( yes upstream.
- yes : up to obc overflow alarm
- no : no up to obc overflow alarm
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::upobc-overflow> status of specifies up to obc
( yes overflow with its previous logged
| no ) value
- yes : up to obc overflow alarm detail mode.
dwobc-overflow Parameter type: <Alarm::dwobc-overflow> check LT load to OBC in
( yes downstream.
- yes : down to obc overflow alarm
- no : no down to obc overflow alarm
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::dwobc-overflow> status of specifies down to obc
| no ) value
- yes : down to obc overflow alarm detail mode.
lwpriority-overflow Parameter type: <Alarm::lwpriority-overflow> check Voice and Video load.
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:


- yes : alarm
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::lwpriority-overflow> status of specifies voice and
( yes video load with its previous
| no ) logged value
- yes : alarm detail mode.
fanout Parameter type: <Alarm::fanout> check LT Load.
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : fan out alarm
- no : no fan out alarm
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::fanout> status of fan out with its previous
( yes logged value

36.39 Alarm Qos Queue Log Status Commands
Command Description
This command displays the Qos Queue alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log qos-queue [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.39-1 "Alarm Qos Queue Log Status Commands" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.39-2 "Alarm Qos Queue Log Status Commands" Display parameters
port Parameter type: <Itf::PhyLine> identifies the physical position of
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / the port
<Eqpt::PortId> This element is always shown.
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
| ont : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> /
Possible values:
- ont : ont
- the rack number


- the shelf number
- the port number
Possible values:
queue Parameter type: <Qos::AlarmQueues> identify where the alarm has
- identify where the alarm has occurred occurred.
- range: [0...7] This element is always shown.
queue-discard-overflow Parameter type: <Alarm::queue-discard-overflow> check the corresponding queue
( yes Load.
- yes : queue discard alarm
- no : no queue discard alarm
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::queue-discard-overflow> status of specifies queue discard
| no ) value
- yes : queue discard alarm detail mode.
queue-load Parameter type: <Alarm::queue-load> check the corresponding queue
( yes Load.
- yes : queue load alarm
- no : no queue load alarm
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::queue-load> status of queue load with its

36.40 Log File Transfer Server Alarm Log Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the log status of the file transfer server alarm.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log filetransfer [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.40-1 "Log File Transfer Server Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.40-2 "Log File Transfer Server Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
server-id Parameter type: <Alarm::FileTransfer> this is the server id for file server
- next hop IP address alarms
detail mode.
fileserv-unavail Parameter type: <Alarm::FileTransferUnavial> current status specifing that
( unavailable whether file transfer server
| available ) available
- unavailable : file transfer Server unavailable or file transfer detail mode.
failed
- available : file transfer server available
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::relayNotSet> status of relay with its previous


( yes logged value
- yes : wrong appliq
- no : right appliq

36.41 Log L2 Forward Alarm Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the log status of the l2 forward alarm.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log l2forward [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.41-1 "Log L2 Forward Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.41-2 "Log L2 Forward Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
bridgeport Parameter type: <Vlan::BridgePort> identify the bridge port where the
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / alarm has occurred.
<Eqpt::PortId> : <Eqpt::VpiId> : <Eqpt::VciId> This element is only shown in
| <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / detail mode.
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>


Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
vlan-id Parameter type: <Vlan::StackedVlanSigned> identify the vlan id where the
( <Vlan::UVlanIndex> alarm has occurred.
| stacked : <Vlan::SVlanIndex> : <Vlan::CVlanIndex> ) This element is only shown in
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093,4094]
- range: [0...4093,4094,4096]
mac-conflict Parameter type: <Alarm::MACconflict> specifies whether duplicate mac
( yes address from the Bridge port.


- yes : duplicate mac address from this bridge port
- no : no duplicate mac address from this bridge port
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::MACconflict> status of mac-conflict with its
vmac-full Parameter type: <Alarm::VMACFull> specifies whether virtual mac is
( yes full on the bridge port.
- yes : virtual mac entry full on this bridge port
- no : no virtual mac entry full on this bridge port
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::VMACFull> status of vmac-full with its

36.42 External Device Alarm Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the external-device alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log external-device [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.42-1 "External Device Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.42-2 "External Device Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
loss-env-mon Parameter type: <Alarm::LossEnvMon> status of env-monitor box
( lost This element is only shown in
| not-lost ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- lost : env-mon box lost or not alive
- not-lost : env-mon box exists
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::LossEnvMon> status of loss-env-mon with its
( lost previous logged value

36.43 LT CFM Alarm Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays lt cfm alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log cfm [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.43-1 "LT CFM Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.43-2 "LT CFM Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) the alarm was logged
detail mode.
cfm-mep-id Parameter type: <UnsignedSignedInteger> dot1agCfmMepIdentifier index
- an unsigned integer where the alarm has occurred.
detail mode.
cfm-unique-id Parameter type: <Alarm::IdentificationIdxOrZero> unique identification for the
- a signed integer alarm or zero when not
applicable, alarm entry is further
specified in additional-info
detail mode.
additional-info Parameter type: <PrintableString> Additional information regarding
- printable string the cfm alarm
detail mode.


cfm-defrdiccm Parameter type: <Alarm::IacmCfmRdiCcm> specifies rdi bit in ccm received
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : rdi bit in ccm received
- no : no rdi bit in ccm received
cfm-defmacstatus Parameter type: <Alarm::IacmCfmMacError> ccm mac error status
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : mac error status
- no : no mac error status
cfm-defremoteccm Parameter type: <Alarm::IacmCfmMepCcm> specifies missing ccm from mep
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : missing ccm from mep
- no : no missing ccm from mep
cfm-deferrorccm Parameter type: <Alarm::IacmCfmInvalidCcm> specifies invalid ccm received
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : invalid ccm received
- no : no invalid ccm received
cfm-defxconccm Parameter type: <Alarm::IacmCfmUnexpectedCcm> specifies unexpected ccm
( yes received
- yes : unexpected ccm received
- no : no unexpected ccm received

36.44 EFM-OAM Alarm Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the EFM-OAM alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log efm-oam [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.44-1 "EFM-OAM Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.44-2 "EFM-OAM Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
line Parameter type: <Itf::EfmEthernetIndex> identifies the physical xdsl line
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / This element is only shown in
<Eqpt::PortId> detail mode.
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
link-fault Parameter type: <Alarm::linkFaultType> specifies whether link fault is
( yes present or not.


- yes : link fault at cpe/onu
- no : link fault is not exist
prev-link-fault Parameter type: <Alarm::linkFaultType> status of link-fault with its
dying-gasp Parameter type: <Alarm::dyingGaspType> specifies whether dying gasp
( yes indication is received from cpe or
| no ) not.
- yes : dying gasp is exist detail mode.
- no : dying gasp is not exist
prev-dying-gasp Parameter type: <Alarm::dyingGaspType> status of dying-gasp with its
- yes : dying gasp is exist
critical-event Parameter type: <Alarm::criticalEventType> specifies whether critical event is
( yes received from cpe or not.
- yes : critical event is exist
- no : critical event is not exist
prev-critical-event Parameter type: <Alarm::criticalEventType> status of critical-event with its

36.45 Alarm Table Alarm Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the alarm-table alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log alarm-table [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.45-1 "Alarm Table Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.45-2 "Alarm Table Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
alrm-tbl-overflow Parameter type: <Alarm::AlrmTblOflow> identify if the alarm table has
( overflow overflowed
| no-overflow ) This element is only shown in
- overflow : alarm table overflow
- no-overflow : no alarm table overflow
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::AlrmTblOflow> previously logged value of the
( overflow alarm table overflow alarm


36.46 Auto-Switch Alarm Log Status command
Command Description
This command displays log table of autoswitch alarm.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm log auto-switch [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 36.46-1 "Auto-Switch Alarm Log Status command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 36.46-2 "Auto-Switch Alarm Log Status command" Display parameters
detail mode.
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
auto-switch-status Parameter type: <Alarm::autoSwitchStatus> show auto-switch alarm status.


| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : auto-switch alarm status
- no : auto-switch alarm status clear
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::autoSwitchStatus> status of auto-switch with its

37- Current Alarm Status Commands
37.1 Current Alarm Status Command Tree 37-860

37.2 Alarm Current Status Command 37-862
37.3 Equipment Current Alarm Status Command 37-866
37.4 Equipment Holder Current Alarm Status Command 37-868
37.5 Equipment Holder Extended Current Alarm Status 37-870
Command
37.6 Plug-in Unit Current Alarm Status Command 37-873
37.7 ATM Current Alarm Status Command 37-875
37.8 Ethernet Interface Current Alarm Status Command 37-877
37.9 Software Management Current Alarm Status 37-878
Command
37.10 Temporal Filter Current Alarm Status Command 37-880
37.11 Spatial Filter Current Alarm Status Command 37-884
37.12 xDSL Current Alarm Status Command 37-888
37.13 TCA xDSL Current Alarm Status Command 37-892
37.14 Vectoring Line Current Alarm Status Command 37-896
37.15 Vectoring Board Current Alarm Status Command 37-898
37.16 Electrical-to-Optical Conversion Current Alarm 37-900
Status Command
37.17 xDSL Bonding Current Alarm Status Command 37-902
37.18 Custom Current Alarm Status Command 37-905
37.19 SFP Current Alarm Status Command 37-908
37.20 Custom External Current Alarm Status Command 37-912
37.21 SFP RSSI Current Alarm Status Command 37-914
37.22 PPP Cross-Connect Engine TCA Current Alarm 37-918
Status Command
37.23 Plug In Unit Extended Current Alarm Status 37-920
Command
37.24 SIP Server Current Alarm Status Command 37-923
37.25 SIP VSP Current Alarm Status Command 37-924
37.26 SIP Dial Plan Current Alarm Status Command 37-926
37.27 SIP Slot Current Alarm Status Command 37-927
37.28 SIP Termination Current Alarm Status Command 37-929
37.29 Megaco Media Gateway Current Alarm Status 37-932
Command
37.30 Megaco Signaling Gateway Current Alarm Status 37-934
Command
37.31 Megaco Plugin Unit Current Alarm Status Command 37-935
37.32 Megaco Termination Current Alarm Status 37-937
Command
37.33 Megaco Signaling Lt Current Alarm Status 37-939
Command
37.34 Alarm Current Ether-Tca Status Command 37-941
37.35 Alarm Current Ether-Sfp Status Command 37-943
37.36 Alarm Current Qos Slot Status Command 37-945
37.37 Alarm Current Qos Queue Status Command 37-947
37.38 Alarm File Transfer Server Status Command 37-949
37.39 Alarm L2 Forward Status Command 37-950
37.40 Alarm Current External Device Status Command 37-953
37.41 LT Cfm Current Alarm Status Command 37-954

37.42 EFM-OAM Current Alarm Status Command 37-956
37.43 Alarm Table Current Alarm Status Command 37-958
37.44 Auto-Switch Current Alarm Status Command 37-959

37 Current Alarm Status Commands
37.1 Current Alarm Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Current Alarm Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----alarm
----current
----table
- (index)
----equipment
- (index)
----eqpt-holder
- (index)
----eqpt-holder-ext
- (index)
----plug-in-unit
- (index)
----atm
- (index)
----ether-itf
- (index)
----sw-mgmt
- (index)
----temporal
- (index)
----spatial
- (index)
----xdsl
- (index)
----xdsl-tca
- (index)
----vect-line
- (index)
----vect-board
- (index)
----eo-conversion
- (index)
----bonding-group
- (index)
----custom
- (index)
----sfp
- (index)
- (index)
----sfprssi
- (index)
- (index)

- (index)
----sip-server
- (index)
----sip-vsp
- (index)
----sip-dial-plan
- (index)
----sip-plugin-unit
- (index)
----sip-termination
- (index)
----megaco-media-gw
- (index)
----megaco-sig-gw
- (index)
- (index)
----megaco-term
- (index)
----megaco-sig-lt
- (index)
----ether-tca
- (index)
----ether-sfp
- (index)
----qos-slot
- (index)
----qos-queue
- (index)
----filetransfer
- (index)
----l2forward
- (index)
----external-device
- (index)
----cfm
- (index)
----efm-oam
- (index)
----alarm-table
- (index)
----auto-switch
- (index)

37.2 Alarm Current Status Command
Command Description
This command displays all current alarms.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current table [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.2-1 "Alarm Current Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.2-2 "Alarm Current Status Command" Display parameters
type Parameter type: <Alarm::alarmType> type of the alarms that are active.
| eqpt-holder
| plug-in-unit
| atm
| custom
| ima-group
| ima-link
| redundancy
| shdsl
| ether-itf
| traffic-overflow
| qos-queue
| temporal
| spatial
| xdsl
| xdsl-tca
| eo-conv
| authentication


| bonding
| sfp
| shdsl-isam
| custom-ext-alarm
| plug-in-unit-ext
| sip-user-agent
| sip-plugin-unit
| sip-termination
| filetransfer
| external-device
| l2forward
| ether-tca
| ether-sfp
| megaco-media-gw
| megaco-sig-gw
| megaco-plug-unit
| megaco-term
| megaco-sig-lt
| eqpt-holder-ext
| lsmredundancy
| sync
| vect-line
| vect-board
| sip-dial-plan
| sip-vsp
| sip-server
| sfprssi
| sfpe1t1-framer
| sfpe1t1-clock
| pppcc-engine-tca
| cfm
| efm-oam
| alarm-table
| auto-switch )
Possible values:
- atm : ATM alarms


related alarm
last-updated-on Parameter type: <Sys::timeInSecs> time in seconds when the entry
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) was updated.
Only Show Details: number of changes since start up and number of entries in the table
changes Parameter type: <Counter> number of changes that have
- 32 bit counter occurred since startup.
detail mode.
entries Parameter type: <Gauge> number of entries
- gauge This element is only shown in
detail mode.
tot-delta-log Parameter type: <UnsignedSignedInteger> total number of delta log entries
- an unsigned integer This element is only shown in
detail mode.
Only Show Details: active severities in the table
indeterminate Parameter type: <Alarm::IndetSevState> status of the severity type
( active indeterminate
| not-active ) This element is only shown in
- active : at least one entry of this severity is present
- not-active : no entries of this severity


warning Parameter type: <Alarm::WarnSevState> status of the severity type
( active warning
| not-active ) This element is only shown in
minor Parameter type: <Alarm::MinorSevState> status of the severity type minor
( active This element is only shown in
| not-active ) detail mode.
Possible values:
major Parameter type: <Alarm::MajorSevState> status of the severity type major
Possible values:
critical Parameter type: <Alarm::CriticalSevState> status of the severity type critical
Possible values:

37.3 Equipment Current Alarm Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the equipment current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current equipment [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.3-1 "Equipment Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.3-2 "Equipment Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
persist-data Parameter type: <Alarm::persistDataLoss> current status specifing persistant
( lost data is lost or not


short name: pref-mode ( not-available mode
timing-reference Parameter type: <Alarm::clkFreeMode> current status of timing reference
short name: time-ref ( failed This element is only shown in
| available ) detail mode.
Possible values:
short name: conn-lost ( lost communication is lost or intact
short name: conf-lost ( lost differ from lanx database on nt

37.4 Equipment Holder Current Alarm Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the equipment holder current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current eqpt-holder [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.4-1 "Equipment Holder Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.4-2 "Equipment Holder Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
- the shelf number
| ok ) or intact
| ok ) detail mode.
Possible values:


| ok ) detail mode.
Possible values:
shelf-type-mismatch Parameter type: <Alarm::shelfTypeMismatch> current status specifies installed
short name: shelf-type ( mismatch and planned shelf types are
same
shelf-install-missing Parameter type: <Alarm::shelfInstall> current status specifies shelf is
| ok ) opened
short name: ac-pwr ( ( failing | fail ) failure alarm, indicating the AC

37.5 Equipment Holder Extended Current Alarm

Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the equipment holder extended current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current eqpt-holder-ext [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.5-1 "Equipment Holder Extended Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.5-2 "Equipment Holder Extended Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
- the shelf number
ctl-com-fail Parameter type: <Alarm::ctlComFail> current status of shelf controller
network-power-loss Parameter type: <Alarm::netPwrFail> current status of network power


hw-fault Parameter type: <Alarm::hwFail> current status of hardware failure.
| ok ) detail mode.
Possible values:
bat-a-fail Parameter type: <Alarm::batAFail> current status of shelf power
( yes source A failure.
bat-b-fail Parameter type: <Alarm::batBFail> current status of shelf power
( yes source b failure.
network-power-loss-b Parameter type: <Alarm::netPwrFailB> network power b failure.
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
sem-ac-power-fail Parameter type: <Alarm::semAcPwrFail> external ac power supply failure.
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
sem-ups-fail Parameter type: <Alarm::semUpsFail> external power supply failure.
( low This element is only shown in
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
dc-a-fail Parameter type: <Alarm::dcAPwrFail> local DC A power failure.
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
plan-power-mismatch Parameter type: <Alarm::planPwrMismatch> detected power mode is different
( mismatch from planned power mode.
mismatch


37.6 Plug-in Unit Current Alarm Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the plug-in unit current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current plug-in-unit [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.6-1 "Plug-in Unit Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.6-2 "Plug-in Unit Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
board-position Parameter type: <Alarm::SlotIndex> identify where the alarm has
| nt-b detail mode.
| nt
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt-a : nt-a slot
- nt-b : nt-b slot
- nt : nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number


temperature
( missing board.
| ok ) the board.

37.7 ATM Current Alarm Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the ATM current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current atm [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.7-1 "ATM Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.7-2 "ATM Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
detail mode.
cell-discard-up Parameter type: <Alarm::CellDiscardUpstream> specifies ATM cell is discarded


cell-discard-down Parameter type: <Alarm::CellDiscardDownstream> specifies ATM cell is discarded
direction

37.8 Ethernet Interface Current Alarm Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the Ethernet Interface current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current ether-itf [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.8-1 "Ethernet Interface Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.8-2 "Ethernet Interface Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.

37.9 Software Management Current Alarm Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the software management current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current sw-mgmt [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.9-1 "Software Management Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.9-2 "Software Management Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
| nt-b detail mode.
| nt
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt-a : nt-a slot
- nt-b : nt-b slot
- nt : nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number


inv-cde-file Parameter type: <Alarm::XvpsInvalidCDEFile> specifies implicit xvps cdefile is
( yes not.
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:

37.10 Temporal Filter Current Alarm Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays temporal filter current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current temporal [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.10-1 "Temporal Filter Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.10-2 "Temporal Filter Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
tmp-filter1 Parameter type: <Alarm::alrmFilter1> current status for temporal filter1
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:


| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
tmp-filter10 Parameter type: <Alarm::alrmFilter10> current status for temporal
( yes filter10
( yes filter11
( yes filter12


( yes filter13
( yes filter14
( yes filter15
( yes filter16
( yes filter17
( yes filter18
( yes filter19
( yes filter20
( yes filter21
( yes filter22


( yes filter23
( yes filter24
( yes filter25
( yes filter26
( yes filter27
( yes filter28
( yes filter29
( yes filter30
( yes filter31

37.11 Spatial Filter Current Alarm Status Command
Command Description
This command displays spatial filter current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current spatial [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.11-1 "Spatial Filter Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.11-2 "Spatial Filter Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
spa-filter1 Parameter type: <Alarm::alrmFilter1> current status for spatial filter1
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:


| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:


| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:


| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:

37.12 xDSL Current Alarm Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current xdsl [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.12-1 "xDSL Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.12-2 "xDSL Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
near-end-los Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndLOS> specifies near end loss of signal
near-end-lof Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndLOF> specifies near end loss of frame


near-end-lom Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndLOM> specifies near end loss of margin
near-end-ese Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndESE> specifies near end excessive
requested profile
requested profile
near-end-bitrate Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndBRthres> specifies whether upstream
initialization
near-end-ncd Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndNCD> specifies whether near end cell
near-end-lcd Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndLCD> specifies whether loss of near end
far-end-los Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndLOS> specifies whether far end loss of
far-end-lof Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndLOF> specifies whether far end loss of


far-end-lpr Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndLPR> specifies whether far end loss of
far-end-lol Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndLOL> specifies whether far end loss of
far-end-lom Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndLOM> specifies whether far end loss of
far-end-ese Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndESE> specifies whether far end
| no ) or not.
problem
far-end-bitrate Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndBRthres> specifies whether downstream
initialization
far-end-ncd Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndNCD> specifies whether far end cell
far-end-lcd Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndLCD> specifies there is loss of far end


far-end-upbo-vio Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndUPBO> UPBO violation
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
far-end-cpe-pol Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndActFail> activation failure due to CPE
( yes policing
retransmission

37.13 TCA xDSL Current Alarm Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL threshold cross current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current xdsl-tca [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.13-1 "TCA xDSL Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.13-2 "TCA xDSL Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
threshold


threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
exceeded threshold
below threshold
unavailable-secs Parameter type: <Alarm::UnavailableSeconds> number of unavailable seconds
threshold
threshold
exceeded threshold
below threshold
far-end-es Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndErroredSeconds> number of far end errored
threshold
threshold
exceeded threshold
below threshold
fe-severely-es/day Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndSevErroredSecsInAday> number of severely errored


exceeded threshold
below threshold
exceeded threshold
threshold
exceeded threshold
below threshold
exceeded threshold
below threshold



37.14 Vectoring Line Current Alarm Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the vectoring line current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current vect-line [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.14-1 "Vectoring Line Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: alarm table index
Command Output
Table 37.14-2 "Vectoring Line Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / the port where the alarm has
<Eqpt::PortId> occurred.
- the shelf number
- the port number


coefficients
xtc-variation-dist Parameter type: <Alarm::VectXtcVariationDist> specifies if excessive outgoing
coefficients
| no ) received occurred or not
received

37.15 Vectoring Board Current Alarm Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the vectoring board current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current vect-board [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.15-1 "Vectoring Board Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: alarm table index
Command Output
Table 37.15-2 "Vectoring Board Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
- nt : nt-slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
detail mode.


detail mode.
detected.
detail mode.
additional-info Parameter type: <Alarm::VpLtLinkFailAdditionalInfo> AdditionalInfo in case a vp-lt link
- string contains slot identifier (type-bases slot-numbering), failure is reported, or empty
isam ipaddress, isam-id , qsfp-state of the peer slv-vp board string
detail mode.

37.16 Electrical-to-Optical Conversion Current

Alarm Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the Electrical-to-Optical conversion current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current eo-conversion [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.16-1 "Electrical-to-Optical Conversion Current Alarm Status Command" Resource
Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.16-2 "Electrical-to-Optical Conversion Current Alarm Status Command" Display
parameters
port Parameter type: <SignedInteger> identifies where the alarm
- a signed integer occurred.
detail mode.
module
| ok ) module



37.17 xDSL Bonding Current Alarm Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL Bonding current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current bonding-group [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.17-1 "xDSL Bonding Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.17-2 "xDSL Bonding Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number


bitrate
planned bitrate
planned bitrate
planned bitrate
minimum bitrate
minimum bitrate


failure detected

37.18 Custom Current Alarm Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the custom current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current custom [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.18-1 "Custom Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.18-2 "Custom Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
( yes .
( yes .
( yes .


( yes .
( yes .
( yes .
- the rack number
- the shelf number



37.19 SFP Current Alarm Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the SFP current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current sfp [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.19-1 "SFP Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.19-2 "SFP Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Possible values:
- nt-a : nt-a slot
- nt-b : nt-b slot
Possible values:
- sfp : SFP port
- xfp : XFP port
host-sfp-los Parameter type: <Alarm::hostSFPLOS> current status of SFP alarm, Host
( failing downlink SFP loss of signal
host-sfp-tx Parameter type: <Alarm::hostSFPTxFail> current status of SFP alarm, host
( failing downlink SFP Tx failure
host-sfp-pres Parameter type: <Alarm::hostSFPMissing> current status of SFP alarm, Host
( not-present downlink SFP not present
host-sfp-id Parameter type: <Alarm::hostSFPInvalidAlcatelID> current status of SFP alarm, host
( invalid downlink SFP does not have
| valid ) valid Alcatel-Lucent ID
- invalid : host downlink SFP does not have valid detail mode.
Alcatel-Lucent ID
host-sfp-ctrl Parameter type: <Alarm::hostSFPControlFail> current status of SFP alarm, host
( failing downlink SFP control failure
host-sfp-rmtlt Parameter type: <Alarm::hostSFPUnexpectedRemoteLT> current status of SFP alarm, host
( yes downlink SFP unexpected remote
| no ) plug-in
- yes : host shelf SFP unexpected remote LT plug-in detail mode.
host-sfp-mismatch Parameter type: <Alarm::hostSFPAssignmentMismatch> current status of SFP alarm, host
( yes downlink SFP assignment does
| no ) not match reported rack/shelf/slot


rack/shelf/slot
rack/shelf/slot
host-sfp-incompt Parameter type: <Alarm::hostSFPIncompatibleShelf> current status of SFP alarm, host
( yes downlink SFP detected
| no ) incompatible shelf type
- yes : host shelf SFP incompatible shelf type detected detail mode.
exp-sfp-los Parameter type: <Alarm::expansionShelfSFPLos> current status of SFP alarm,
( failing Expansion side SFP loss of signal
exp-sfp-tx Parameter type: <Alarm::expansionShelfSFPTxFail> current status of SFP alarm,
( failing Expansion shelf SFP Tx failure
exp-sfp-pres Parameter type: <Alarm::expansionShelfSFPMissing> current status of SFP alarm,
( not-present expansion shelf SFP not present
exp-sfp-id Parameter type: <Alarm::expShelfSFPInvalidAlcatelID> current status of SFP alarm,
( invalid expansion shelf SFP does not
| valid ) have valid Alcatel-Lucent ID
Alcatel-Lucent ID
Alcatel-Lucent ID
exp-sfp-ctrl Parameter type: <Alarm::expansionShelfSFPControlFail> current status of SFP alarm,
( failing expansion shelf downlink SFP
| ok ) control failure
- failing : expansion shelf downlink SFP control failure detail mode.
exp-sfp-1-los Parameter type: <Alarm::expansionShelfSFP1Los> current status of SFP1 alarm,
( failing Expansion side SFP1 loss of
| ok ) signal
- failing : expansion shelf downlink SFP1 loss of signal detail mode.
exp-sfp-2-los Parameter type: <Alarm::expansionShelfSFP2Los> current status of SFP2 alarm,
( failing Expansion side SFP2 loss of
| ok ) signal
- failing : expansion shelf downlink SFP2 loss of signal detail mode.


37.20 Custom External Current Alarm Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the custom external current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current custom-ext-alarm [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.20-1 "Custom External Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: alarm snap shot table index
Command Output
Table 37.20-2 "Custom External Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
| nt-b
| nt
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt-a : nt-a slot
- nt-b : nt-b slot
- nt : nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Possible values:
Possible values:
Possible values:
Possible values:
Possible values:

37.21 SFP RSSI Current Alarm Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the SFP RSSI current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current sfprssi [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.21-1 "SFP RSSI Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.21-2 "SFP RSSI Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
| nt-b detail mode.
| nt
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt-a : nt-a slot
- nt-b : nt-b slot
- nt : nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- value
- range: [0...18]
high threshold
alarm low threshold
alarm low threshold
| no ) threshold
threshold
| no ) threshold
threshold
| no ) threshold


threshold
| no ) threshold
threshold
high threshold
threshold
| no ) threshold


threshold
| no ) threshold
threshold
| no ) threshold
threshold
| no ) threshold
threshold
high threshold
low threshold

37.22 PPP Cross-Connect Engine TCA Current

Alarm Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the pppcc engine tca current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current pppcc-engine-tca [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.22-1 "PPP Cross-Connect Engine TCA Current Alarm Status Command" Resource
Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.22-2 "PPP Cross-Connect Engine TCA Current Alarm Status Command" Display
parameters
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093,4094]
- range: [0...4093,4094,4096]


| no ) tca
configured TCA
TCA
TCA

37.23 Plug In Unit Extended Current Alarm Status

Command
Command Description
This command shows the plug-in unit extended current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current plug-in-unit-ext [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.23-1 "Plug In Unit Extended Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: alarm snapshot table index
Command Output
Table 37.23-2 "Plug In Unit Extended Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
| nt-b detail mode.
| nt
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt-a : nt-a slot
- nt-b : nt-b slot
- nt : nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- yes : fan alarm
- no : no fan alarm
apsf-alarm Parameter type: <Alarm::pluginApsf> power for the applique is
( yes available or not
ntr-a-loss Parameter type: <Alarm::NTRALoss> current status specifying NTR-A
( yes loss alarm is present or not
ntr-b-loss Parameter type: <Alarm::NTRBLoss> current status specifying NTR-B
( yes or not.
| free ) lt board


link-cap-mismatch Parameter type: <Alarm::LinkCapMismatch> current status actual link speed is
( yes not in line with the end-to-end
| no ) link capability between NT and
Possible values: LT.
eqpt-cap-mismatch Parameter type: <Alarm::EqptCapMismatch> current status not all equipment
( yes between NT and LT can support
| no ) the speed that NT and LT can
Possible values: support within the configured
- yes : not all equipment between NT and LT can support the MaxLinkSpeed.
MaxLinkSpeed.
ctrl-dnld-failed Parameter type: <Alarm::CtrlDownloadFailure> current status The downloading
( yes of the Software image to the
| no ) controller card failed.
- yes : The downloading of the Software image to the detail mode.
controller card failed..
board-hw-issue Parameter type: <Alarm::BoardHWIssue> current status Board hardware
( yes issue.

37.24 SIP Server Current Alarm Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the SIP Server current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current sip-server [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.24-1 "SIP Server Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.24-2 "SIP Server Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
server-index Parameter type: <Sip::ServerId> identifies sip server
- the SIP server table index This element is only shown in
- range: [1...32] detail mode.
- yes : mismatch
- no : not mismatch
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : fail
- no : not fail

37.25 SIP VSP Current Alarm Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the SIP VSP current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current sip-vsp [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.25-1 "SIP VSP Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.25-2 "SIP VSP Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
vsp-index Parameter type: <Sip::DialPlanId> identifies sip vsp
- the dial plan table index This element is only shown in
| no ) not.
| no ) not.


| no ) or not.
| no ) or not.
register
| no ) or not.

37.26 SIP Dial Plan Current Alarm Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the SIP dial plan current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current sip-dial-plan [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.26-1 "SIP Dial Plan Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.26-2 "SIP Dial Plan Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
dialplan-index Parameter type: <Sip::DialPlanId> identifies the dial plan
- the dial plan table index This element is only shown in
bad-digitmap Parameter type: <Alarm::badDigitMap> specifies sip digitmap status.
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:

37.27 SIP Slot Current Alarm Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the SIP slot current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current sip-plugin-unit [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.27-1 "SIP Slot Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.27-2 "SIP Slot Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
slot-index Parameter type: <Equipm::EqptSlotIndex> identifies the board
( lt : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> This element is only shown in
| nt-a detail mode.
| nt-b
| nt
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt-a : nt-a slot
- nt-b : nt-b slot
- nt : nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number


| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
( yes status.

37.28 SIP Termination Current Alarm Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the SIP termination current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current sip-termination [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.28-1 "SIP Termination Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.28-2 "SIP Termination Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
term-index Parameter type: <Itf::PotsLine> identifies the termination
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / This element is only shown in
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
unknown-sub Parameter type: <Alarm::unknownSubscriber> specfies the sip subscriber
( yes unknow or not.


| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
( yes (register).
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
( yes (register).
( yes (invite).
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
( yes (invite).


( yes (subscribe).
subs-auth Parameter type: <Alarm::subsauth> status of
( yes authentication(subscribe).
( yes received (refresh subsrcibe).
subs-inittimeout Parameter type: <Alarm::subsinittimeout> status of message timeout (initial
( yes subscribe).
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
additional-info Parameter type: <Alarm::AddInfoString> Additional information regarding
- additional alarm information the reg-srvfailresp alarm.
detail mode.

37.29 Megaco Media Gateway Current Alarm Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the Megaco media gateway current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current megaco-media-gw [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.29-1 "Megaco Media Gateway Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.29-2 "Megaco Media Gateway Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
board-position Parameter type: <Equipm::LtSlotIndex> identify the board where the
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> alarm has occurred.
| <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> ) This element is only shown in
- the rack number
- the shelf number
( yes controller is unreachable or not.
failover-to-esamgc Parameter type: <Alarm::failovertoESAMGC> specifies the media gateway


( yes failover to esa mgc or not.

37.30 Megaco Signaling Gateway Current Alarm

Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the Megaco signaling gateway current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current megaco-sig-gw [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.30-1 "Megaco Signaling Gateway Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.30-2 "Megaco Signaling Gateway Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number
sgc-unreachable Parameter type: <Alarm::sgcUnreachable> specifies the signaling gateway

37.31 Megaco Plugin Unit Current Alarm Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the Megaco plugin unit current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current megaco-plug-unit [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.31-1 "Megaco Plugin Unit Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.31-2 "Megaco Plugin Unit Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
board-position Parameter type: <Equipm::PortSlotIndex> identify the board where the
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::NewSlotId> alarm has occurred.
| <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::NewSlotId> ) This element is only shown in
- the rack number
- the shelf number
lcard-unreach-srvcard Parameter type: <Alarm::lineCardUnreachSrvCard> specifies the line card is
( yes unreachable with server card or
| no ) not.
- yes : line card is unreachable with server card detail mode.
lcard-type-mismatch Parameter type: <Alarm::lineCardTypeMismathch> specifies the line card type is


( yes mismatch or not.

37.32 Megaco Termination Current Alarm Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the Megaco termination current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current megaco-term [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.32-1 "Megaco Termination Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.32-2 "Megaco Termination Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
port Parameter type: <Itf::MegacoPotsLine> identify the physical position of
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::NewSlotId> / the port.
<Eqpt::MegacoPortId> This element is only shown in
- the rack number
- the shelf number
meg-unknown-sub Parameter type: <Alarm::megacoUnknownSubscriber> specifies the megaco subscriber is
( yes unknown or not.


( yes key or not.
meg-high-temp Parameter type: <Alarm::voicePortHighTemp> specifies the voice port high
( yes temperature or not.
( yes failure or not.
( yes current or not.
line-showering Parameter type: <Alarm::lineshowering> specifies the line showering or
( yes not.
( yes loss has exceeded the configured
| no ) threshold or not.
- yes : the total packet loss has exceeded the configured detail mode.
threshold
threshold
low-qos-jitter Parameter type: <Alarm::lowQosJitter> specifies the megaco rtp jitter has
( yes exceeded the configured
- yes : the rtp jitter has exceeded the configured threshold detail mode.
( yes has exceeded the configured
- yes : the rtp delay has exceeded the configured threshold detail mode.
threshold

37.33 Megaco Signaling Lt Current Alarm Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the Megaco signaling lt current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current megaco-sig-lt [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.33-1 "Megaco Signaling Lt Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.33-2 "Megaco Signaling Lt Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number
( yes board persistenet data loss or not.


( yes board disk 90% full or not.
sig-brd-db-rollback Parameter type: <Alarm::sigBoardDBRollback> specifies the voice signaling
( yes board implicit db rollback or not.
rollback
rollback
mg-overload Parameter type: <Alarm::megMGOverLoad> specifies the mg overload or not.
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:

37.34 Alarm Current Ether-Tca Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the Ether-Tca related alarms.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current ether-tca [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.34-1 "Alarm Current Ether-Tca Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.34-2 "Alarm Current Ether-Tca Status Command" Display parameters
port Parameter type: <Itf::EthernetPortIndex> identify where the alarm has
( nt : sfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex> occurred
Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
etca-los Parameter type: <Alarm::EthTcaLos> current status of ethernet los in 15
( yes min


etca-fcs Parameter type: <Alarm::EthTcaFcs> current status of ethernet fcs in 15
( yes min
etca-rx-octets Parameter type: <Alarm::EthTcaRxb> current status of received octets
( yes in 15 min
etca-tx-octets Parameter type: <Alarm::EthTcaTxb> current status of transmitted
( yes octets in 15 min
etca-day-los Parameter type: <Alarm::EthDayLos> current status of ethernet day los
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
etca-day-fcs Parameter type: <Alarm::EthDayFcs> current status of ethernet day fcs
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
etca-day-rx-octets Parameter type: <Alarm::EthDayRxb> current status of received octets
( yes in 1 day
etca-day-tx-octets Parameter type: <Alarm::EthDayTxb> current status of transmitted
( yes octets in 1 day

37.35 Alarm Current Ether-Sfp Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the Ether-Sfp related alarms.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current ether-sfp [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.35-1 "Alarm Current Ether-Sfp Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.35-2 "Alarm Current Ether-Sfp Status Command" Display parameters
port Parameter type: <Itf::EthernetPortIndex> identify where the alarm has
( nt : sfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex> occurred
Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
sfp-los Parameter type: <Alarm::EthSfpLos> current status of ethernet sfp los
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:


sfp-tx-fail Parameter type: <Alarm::EthSfpTxFail> current status of ethernet sfp tx
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
sfp-not-prst Parameter type: <Alarm::EthSfpNotPrst> current status of ethernet sfp
( yes presence
sfp-inv-id Parameter type: <Alarm::EthSfpInvalid> current status of ethernet sfp id
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
user-sfp-t-exceed Parameter type: <Alarm::EthSfpTempExceed> current status of ethernet sfp
( yes temperature
user-sfp-mismatch Parameter type: <Alarm::EthSfpMismatch> current status of ethernet sfp type
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:

37.36 Alarm Current Qos Slot Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the Qos Slot related alarms.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current qos-slot [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.36-1 "Alarm Current Qos Slot Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.36-2 "Alarm Current Qos Slot Status Command" Display parameters
| nt-b detail mode.
| nt
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt-a : nt-a slot
- nt-b : nt-b slot
- nt : nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number


up-overflow Parameter type: <Alarm::up-overflow> check LT load in upstream.
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
dw-overflow Parameter type: <Alarm::dw-overflow> check LT load in downstream.
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
upobc-overflow Parameter type: <Alarm::upobc-overflow> check LT load to OBC in
( yes upstream.
dwobc-overflow Parameter type: <Alarm::dwobc-overflow> check LT load to OBC in
( yes downstream.
lwpriority-overflow Parameter type: <Alarm::lwpriority-overflow> check Voice and Video load.
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : alarm
fanout Parameter type: <Alarm::fanout> check LT Load.
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:

37.37 Alarm Current Qos Queue Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the Qos Queue related alarms.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current qos-queue [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.37-1 "Alarm Current Qos Queue Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.37-2 "Alarm Current Qos Queue Status Command" Display parameters
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- ont : ont
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- the port number
Possible values:
detail mode.
queue-discard-overflow Parameter type: <Alarm::queue-discard-overflow> check the corresponding queue
( yes Load.
queue-load Parameter type: <Alarm::queue-load> check the corresponding queue
( yes Load.

37.38 Alarm File Transfer Server Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the file transfer server related current alarms.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current filetransfer [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.38-1 "Alarm File Transfer Server Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.38-2 "Alarm File Transfer Server Status Command" Display parameters
server-id Parameter type: <Alarm::FileTransfer> identify where the alarm has
- next hop IP address occurred.
detail mode.
failed

37.39 Alarm L2 Forward Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the l2 forward related current alarms.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current l2forward [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.39-1 "Alarm L2 Forward Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.39-2 "Alarm L2 Forward Status Command" Display parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
Possible values:


- nt : the nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093,4094]
- range: [0...4093,4094,4096]
( yes address from the bridge port.



37.40 Alarm Current External Device Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the external-device related alarms.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current external-device [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.40-1 "Alarm Current External Device Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.40-2 "Alarm Current External Device Status Command" Display parameters
loss-env-mon Parameter type: <Alarm::LossEnvMon> current status of env-monitor box
( lost This element is only shown in
| not-lost ) detail mode.
Possible values:

37.41 LT Cfm Current Alarm Status Command
Command Description
This command displays lt cfm current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current cfm [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.41-1 "LT Cfm Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.41-2 "LT Cfm Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
Only Show Details: current alarm status
| no ) detail mode.


Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
( yes received

37.42 EFM-OAM Current Alarm Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the EFM-OAM current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current efm-oam [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.42-1 "EFM-OAM Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: current alarm index
Command Output
Table 37.42-2 "EFM-OAM Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
line Parameter type: <Itf::EfmEthernetIndex> identifies the line where the
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / alarm has occurred.
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Only Show Details: current alarm status
link-fault Parameter type: <Alarm::linkFaultType> Link fault at cpe


| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
dying-gasp Parameter type: <Alarm::dyingGaspType> received dying gasp indication
( yes from cpe
critical-event Parameter type: <Alarm::criticalEventType> receive critical event indication
( yes from cpe

37.43 Alarm Table Current Alarm Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the alarm-table current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current alarm-table [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.43-1 "Alarm Table Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.43-2 "Alarm Table Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters

37.44 Auto-Switch Current Alarm Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the auto-switch current alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm current auto-switch [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 37.44-1 "Auto-Switch Current Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 37.44-2 "Auto-Switch Current Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:

38- Alarm Snap-shot Status Commands
38.1 Alarm Snap-shot Status Command Tree 38-962

38.2 Alarm Snapshot Status Command 38-964
38.3 Alarm Snapshot Equipment Status Command 38-968
38.4 Equipment Holder Alarm Log Status Command 38-970
38.5 Equipment Holder Alarm Extended Log Status 38-972
Command
38.6 Plug-in Unit Alarm Log Status Command 38-975
38.7 ATM Alarm Log Status Command 38-977
38.8 Alarm Snapshot Ethernet Interface Status Command 38-979
38.9 Alarm Snapshot Software Management Status 38-980
Command
38.10 Alarm Snapshot Temporal Filter Status Command 38-982
38.11 Alarm Snapshot Spatial Filter Status Command 38-986
38.12 Alarm xDSL Snapshot Status Command 38-990
38.13 TCA xDSL Alarm Log Status Command 38-994
38.14 Alarm Vectoring Line Snapshot Status Command 38-998
38.15 Alarm Vectoring Board Snapshot Status Command 38-1000
38.16 Alarm Electrical-to-Optical Conversion for Snapshot 38-1002
Status Command
38.17 Alarm xDSL Bonding Snap Shot Status Command 38-1003
38.18 Alarm Custom Snapshot Status Command 38-1006
38.19 Alarm SFP Snapshot Status Command 38-1009
38.20 Alarm Custom External Snap Shot Status Command 38-1013
38.21 Alarm RSSI SFP Snapshot Status Command 38-1015
38.22 Alarm PPP Cross-Connect Engine TCA Snapshot 38-1019
Status Command
38.23 Alarm Plug In Unit Extended Snap Shot Status 38-1021
Command
38.24 Alarm Snap-shot SIP Server Status Command 38-1024
38.25 Alarm Snap-shot SIP VSP Status Command 38-1025
38.26 Alarm Snap-shot SIP Dial Plan Status Command 38-1027
38.27 Alarm Snap-shot SIP Slot Status Command 38-1028
38.28 Alarm Snap-shot SIP Termination Status Command 38-1029
38.29 Alarm Snap-shot Megaco Media Gateway Status 38-1032
Command
38.30 Alarm Snap-shot Megaco Signaling Gateway Status 38-1033
Command
38.31 Alarm Snap-shot Megaco Plug Unit Status Command 38-1034
38.32 Alarm Snap-shot Megaco Termination Status 38-1035
Command
38.33 Alarm Snap-shot Megaco Signaling Lt Status 38-1037
Command
38.34 Alarm Snap-shot Ether-Tca Status Command 38-1039
38.35 Alarm Snap-shot Ether-Sfp Status Command 38-1041
38.38 Alarm File Transfer Server Status Command 38-1047
38.39 Alarm L2 Forward Status Command 38-1048
38.40 Alarm Snap-shot External Device Status Command 38-1051
38.41 LT CFM Alarm SnapShot Status Command 38-1052

38.42 EFM-OAM alarm Snap-shot Status Command 38-1054
38.43 Alarm Table Snapshot Status Command 38-1056
38.44 Auto-Switch Alarm Snapshot Status Command 38-1057

38 Alarm Snap-shot Status Commands
38.1 Alarm Snap-shot Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Alarm Snap-shot Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----alarm
----snap-shot
----table
- (index)
----equipment
- (index)
----eqpt-holder
- (index)
----eqpt-holder-ext
- (index)
----plug-in-unit
- (index)
----atm
- (index)
----ether-itf
- (index)
----sw-mgmt
- (index)
----temporal
- (index)
----spatial
- (index)
----xdsl
- (index)
----xdsl-tca
- (index)
----vect-line
- (index)
----vect-board
- (index)
----eo-conversion
- (index)
----bonding-group
- (index)
----custom
- (index)
----sfp
- (index)
- (index)
----sfprssi
- (index)
- (index)

- (index)
----sip-server
- (index)
----sip-vsp
- (index)
----sip-dial-plan
- (index)
----sip-plugin-unit
- (index)
----sip-termination
- (index)
----megaco-media-gw
- (index)
----megaco-sig-gw
- (index)
- (index)
----megaco-term
- (index)
----megaco-sig-lt
- (index)
----ether-tca
- (index)
----ether-sfp
- (index)
----qos-slot
- (index)
----qos-queue
- (index)
----filetransfer
- (index)
----l2forward
- (index)
----external-device
- (index)
----cfm
- (index)
----efm-oam
- (index)
----alarm-table
- (index)
----auto-switch
- (index)

38.2 Alarm Snapshot Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the snapshot alarm entries.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot table [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.2-1 "Alarm Snapshot Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.2-2 "Alarm Snapshot Status Command" Display parameters
Common Information:general information
timeout-period Parameter type: <IgnoredTimeTicks> specifies the time out of the
- a timeout value snapshot table
- unit: msec This element is always shown.
entries Parameter type: <IgnoredGauge> specifies nbr of entries in the
- gauge snapshot table.
indeterminate Parameter type: <Alarm::IndetSevState> active indeterminate severity
( active levels of the alarms in the
| not-active ) snapshot table.
warning Parameter type: <Alarm::WarnSevState> active warning severity levels of
( active the alarms in the snapshot table.
| not-active ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
minor Parameter type: <Alarm::MinorSevState> active minor severity levels of the


( active alarms in the snapshot table.
Possible values:
major Parameter type: <Alarm::MajorSevState> active major severity levels of the
( active alarms in the snapshot table.
Possible values:
critical Parameter type: <Alarm::CriticalSevState> active critical severity levels of
( active the alarms in the snapshot table.
Possible values:
owner-id Parameter type: <Alarm::alarmSnapShotOwner> the actual owner of the snap-shot
- string to identify the owner (example: Tom),the string This element is always shown.
should has less than or equal to 128 characters
type Parameter type: <Alarm::alarmType> unique id for an alarm.
| eqpt-holder
| plug-in-unit
| atm
| custom
| ima-group
| ima-link
| redundancy
| shdsl
| ether-itf
| traffic-overflow
| qos-queue
| temporal
| spatial
| xdsl
| xdsl-tca
| eo-conv
| authentication
| bonding
| sfp
| shdsl-isam
| custom-ext-alarm
| plug-in-unit-ext
| sip-user-agent
| sip-plugin-unit
| sip-termination
| filetransfer
| external-device
| l2forward
| ether-tca
| ether-sfp
| megaco-media-gw
| megaco-sig-gw


| megaco-plug-unit
| megaco-term
| megaco-sig-lt
| eqpt-holder-ext
| lsmredundancy
| sync
| vect-line
| vect-board
| sip-dial-plan
| sip-vsp
| sip-server
| sfprssi
| sfpe1t1-framer
| sfpe1t1-clock
| pppcc-engine-tca
| cfm
| efm-oam
| alarm-table
| auto-switch )
Possible values:
- atm : ATM alarms


related alarm

38.3 Alarm Snapshot Equipment Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the equipment snapshot.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot equipment [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.3-1 "Alarm Snapshot Equipment Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.3-2 "Alarm Snapshot Equipment Status Command" Display parameters
persist-data Parameter type: <Alarm::persistDataLoss> current status specifing persistant
( lost data is lost or not


( not-available mode
timing-reference Parameter type: <Alarm::clkFreeMode> shows the availability or failure
( failed of timing reference
( lost communication is lost or intact
( lost differ from lanx database on nt

38.4 Equipment Holder Alarm Log Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the snapshot equipment holder alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot eqpt-holder [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.4-1 "Equipment Holder Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.4-2 "Equipment Holder Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
- the shelf number
| ok ) or intact
| ok ) detail mode.
Possible values:


| ok ) detail mode.
Possible values:
shelf-type-mismatch Parameter type: <Alarm::shelfTypeMismatch> current status specifies installed
( mismatch and planned shelf types are
same
shelf-install-missing Parameter type: <Alarm::shelfInstall> current status specifies shelf is
| ok ) opened
( ( failing | fail ) failure alarm, indicating the AC

38.5 Equipment Holder Alarm Extended Log Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the snapshot equipment holder extended alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot eqpt-holder-ext [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.5-1 "Equipment Holder Alarm Extended Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.5-2 "Equipment Holder Alarm Extended Log Status Command" Display parameters
- the shelf number
ctl-com-fail Parameter type: <Alarm::ctlComFail> status of shelf controller
bat-a-fail Parameter type: <Alarm::batAFail> status of shelf power source A
( yes failure.


bat-b-fail Parameter type: <Alarm::batBFail> status of shelf power source B
( yes failure.
network-power-loss Parameter type: <Alarm::netPwrFail> status of network power failure.
| ok ) detail mode.
Possible values:
hw-fault Parameter type: <Alarm::hwFail> status of hardware failure.
| ok ) detail mode.
Possible values:
network-power-loss-b Parameter type: <Alarm::netPwrFailB> network power b failure.
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
sem-ac-power-fail Parameter type: <Alarm::semAcPwrFail> external ac power supply failure.
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
sem-ups-fail Parameter type: <Alarm::semUpsFail> external power supply failure.
( low This element is only shown in
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
dc-a-fail Parameter type: <Alarm::dcAPwrFail> local DC A power failure.
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
plan-power-mismatch Parameter type: <Alarm::planPwrMismatch> detected and planned power
( mismatch mode mismatch failure.
mismatch


38.6 Plug-in Unit Alarm Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the snapshot plug-in unit alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot plug-in-unit [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.6-1 "Plug-in Unit Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.6-2 "Plug-in Unit Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
| nt-b detail mode.
| nt
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt-a : nt-a slot
- nt-b : nt-b slot
- nt : nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number


temperature
( missing board.
| ok ) the board.

38.7 ATM Alarm Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the ATM alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot atm [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.7-1 "ATM Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.7-2 "ATM Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
detail mode.
cell-discard-up Parameter type: <Alarm::CellDiscardUpstream> specifies ATM cell is discarded


cell-discard-down Parameter type: <Alarm::CellDiscardDownstream> specifies ATM cell is discarded
direction

38.8 Alarm Snapshot Ethernet Interface Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the current Ethernet interface alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot ether-itf [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.8-1 "Alarm Snapshot Ethernet Interface Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.8-2 "Alarm Snapshot Ethernet Interface Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.

38.9 Alarm Snapshot Software Management Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the snapshot software management status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot sw-mgmt [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.9-1 "Alarm Snapshot Software Management Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.9-2 "Alarm Snapshot Software Management Status Command" Display parameters
| nt-b detail mode.
| nt
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt-a : nt-a slot
- nt-b : nt-b slot
- nt : nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number


inv-cde-file Parameter type: <Alarm::XvpsInvalidCDEFile> specifies implicit xvps dbase is
( yes not.
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:

38.10 Alarm Snapshot Temporal Filter Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the temporal filter snapshot.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot temporal [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.10-1 "Alarm Snapshot Temporal Filter Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.10-2 "Alarm Snapshot Temporal Filter Status Command" Display parameters
( yes is derived or not







38.11 Alarm Snapshot Spatial Filter Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the spatial filter snapshot.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot spatial [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.11-1 "Alarm Snapshot Spatial Filter Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.11-2 "Alarm Snapshot Spatial Filter Status Command" Display parameters
spa-filter1 Parameter type: <Alarm::alrmFilter1> current status of spatial filter1 is
( yes derived or not







38.12 Alarm xDSL Snapshot Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the status of the snapshot xDSL alarm.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot xdsl [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.12-1 "Alarm xDSL Snapshot Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.12-2 "Alarm xDSL Snapshot Status Command" Display parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
near-end-los Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndLOS> specifies near end loss of signal
near-end-lof Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndLOF> specifies near end loss of frame


near-end-lom Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndLOM> specifies near end loss of margin
near-end-ese Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndESE> specifies near end excessive
requested profile
requested profile
near-end-bitrate Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndBRthres> specifies whether upstream
initialization
near-end-ncd Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndNCD> specifies whether near end cell
near-end-lcd Parameter type: <Alarm::NearEndLCD> specifies whether loss of near end
far-end-los Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndLOS> specifies whether far end loss of
far-end-lof Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndLOF> specifies whether far end loss of


far-end-lpr Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndLPR> specifies whether far end loss of
far-end-lol Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndLOL> specifies whether far end loss of
far-end-lom Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndLOM> specifies whether far end loss of
far-end-ese Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndESE> specifies whether far end
| no ) or not.
problem
far-end-bitrate Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndBRthres> specifies whether downstream
initialization
far-end-ncd Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndNCD> specifies whether far end cell
far-end-lcd Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndLCD> specifies there is loss of far end


far-end-upbo-vio Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndUPBO> UPBO violation
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
far-end-cpe-pol Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndActFail> activation failure due to CPE
( yes policing
retransmission

38.13 TCA xDSL Alarm Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL threshold cross alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot xdsl-tca [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.13-1 "TCA xDSL Alarm Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.13-2 "TCA xDSL Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
threshold


threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
exceeded threshold
below threshold
unavailable-secs Parameter type: <Alarm::UnavailableSeconds> number of unavailable seconds
threshold
threshold
exceeded threshold
below threshold
far-end-es Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndErroredSeconds> number of far end errored
threshold
threshold
exceeded threshold
below threshold
fe-severely-es/day Parameter type: <Alarm::FarEndSevErroredSecsInAday> number of severely errored


exceeded threshold
below threshold
exceeded threshold
threshold
exceeded threshold
below threshold
exceeded threshold
below threshold



38.14 Alarm Vectoring Line Snapshot Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the status of the snapshot vectoring line alarm.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot vect-line [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.14-1 "Alarm Vectoring Line Snapshot Status Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: index of the alarm snap shot table
Command Output
Table 38.14-2 "Alarm Vectoring Line Snapshot Status Command" Display parameters
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / the port where the alarm has
<Eqpt::PortId> occurred.
- the shelf number
- the port number


coefficients
xtc-variation-dist Parameter type: <Alarm::VectXtcVariationDist> specifies if excessive outgoing
coefficients
| no ) received ccurred or not
received
prev-status Parameter type: <Alarm::VectConfNotFeas> status of vect-conf-not-feas with

38.15 Alarm Vectoring Board Snapshot Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the status of the snapshot vectoring board alarm.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot vect-board [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.15-1 "Alarm Vectoring Board Snapshot Status Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: index of the alarm snap shot table
Command Output
Table 38.15-2 "Alarm Vectoring Board Snapshot Status Command" Display parameters
- nt : nt-slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
detail mode.


detail mode.
detected.
detail mode.

38.16 Alarm Electrical-to-Optical Conversion for

Snapshot Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the electrical-to-optical conversion alarm log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot eo-conversion [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.16-1 "Alarm Electrical-to-Optical Conversion for Snapshot Status Command" Resource
Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.16-2 "Alarm Electrical-to-Optical Conversion for Snapshot Status Command" Display
parameters
module
| ok ) module

38.17 Alarm xDSL Bonding Snap Shot Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the alarms of the xDSL bonding snap shot.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot bonding-group [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.17-1 "Alarm xDSL Bonding Snap Shot Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.17-2 "Alarm xDSL Bonding Snap Shot Status Command" Display parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number


bitrate
planned bitrate
planned bitrate
planned bitrate
minimum bitrate
minimum bitrate


failure detected

38.18 Alarm Custom Snapshot Status Command
Command Description
This command displays custom snapshot-related alarms.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot custom [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.18-1 "Alarm Custom Snapshot Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.18-2 "Alarm Custom Snapshot Status Command" Display parameters
( yes .
( yes .
( yes .


( yes .
( yes .
( yes .
- the rack number
- the shelf number
he-custom-alarm1 Parameter type: <Alarm::he-custom1> identify the host expansion's



38.19 Alarm SFP Snapshot Status Command

This command displays the SFP snapshot-related alarms.
Command Description
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot sfp [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.19-1 "Alarm SFP Snapshot Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.19-2 "Alarm SFP Snapshot Status Command" Display parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Possible values:
- nt-a : nt-a slot
- nt-b : nt-b slot
Possible values:
- sfp : SFP port
- xfp : XFP port
host-sfp-los Parameter type: <Alarm::hostSFPLOS> current status host downlink SFP
host-sfp-tx Parameter type: <Alarm::hostSFPTxFail> current status host downlink SFP
( failing tx failure
host-sfp-pres Parameter type: <Alarm::hostSFPMissing> current status host downlink SFP
( not-present not present
host-sfp-id Parameter type: <Alarm::hostSFPInvalidAlcatelID> current status host downlink SFP
( invalid does not have valid
| valid ) Alcatel-Lucent ID
- invalid : host downlink SFP does not have valid detail mode.
Alcatel-Lucent ID
host-sfp-ctrl Parameter type: <Alarm::hostSFPControlFail> current status host downlink SFP
( failing control failure
host-sfp-rmtlt Parameter type: <Alarm::hostSFPUnexpectedRemoteLT> current status of SFP alarm, host
| no ) unexpected remote plug-in
- yes : host shelf SFP unexpected remote LT plug-in detail mode.
host-sfp-mismatch Parameter type: <Alarm::hostSFPAssignmentMismatch> current status of SFP alarm, host
( yes downlink SFP assignment does
| no ) not match reported rack/shelf/slot


rack/shelf/slot
rack/shelf/slot
host-sfp-incompt Parameter type: <Alarm::hostSFPIncompatibleShelf> current status of SFP alarm, host
| no ) incompatible shelf type
- yes : host shelf SFP incompatible shelf type detected detail mode.
exp-sfp-los Parameter type: <Alarm::expansionShelfSFPLos> current status expansion side SFP
exp-sfp-tx Parameter type: <Alarm::expansionShelfSFPTxFail> current status epansion shelf
( failing downlink SFP tx failure
exp-sfp-pres Parameter type: <Alarm::expansionShelfSFPMissing> current status epansion shelf
( not-present downlink SFP not detected
exp-sfp-id Parameter type: <Alarm::expShelfSFPInvalidAlcatelID> current status epansion shelf
( invalid downlink SFP does not have
| valid ) valid Alcatel-Lucent ID
Alcatel-Lucent ID
Alcatel-Lucent ID
exp-sfp-ctrl Parameter type: <Alarm::expansionShelfSFPControlFail> current status epansion shelf
( failing downlink SFP control failure
- failing : expansion shelf downlink SFP control failure
( failing SFP1 loss of signal
( failing SFP2 loss of signal


38.20 Alarm Custom External Snap Shot Status

Command
Command Description
This command shows the customizable external alarm snap shot status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot custom-ext-alarm [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.20-1 "Alarm Custom External Snap Shot Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.20-2 "Alarm Custom External Snap Shot Status Command" Display parameters
Possible values:
Possible values:
Possible values:


Possible values:
Possible values:

38.21 Alarm RSSI SFP Snapshot Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the SFP RSSI snapshot-related alarms.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot sfprssi [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.21-1 "Alarm RSSI SFP Snapshot Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.21-2 "Alarm RSSI SFP Snapshot Status Command" Display parameters
| nt-b detail mode.
| nt
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt-a : nt-a slot
- nt-b : nt-b slot
- nt : nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- value
- range: [0...18]
high threshold
alarm low threshold
alarm low threshold
| no ) threshold
threshold
| no ) threshold
threshold
| no ) threshold


threshold
| no ) threshold
threshold
high threshold
threshold
| no ) threshold


threshold
| no ) threshold
threshold
| no ) threshold
threshold
| no ) threshold
threshold
high threshold
low threshold

38.22 Alarm PPP Cross-Connect Engine TCA

Snapshot Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the ppp cross-connect engine TCA snapshot-related alarms.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot pppcc-engine-tca [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.22-1 "Alarm PPP Cross-Connect Engine TCA Snapshot Status Command" Resource
Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.22-2 "Alarm PPP Cross-Connect Engine TCA Snapshot Status Command" Display
parameters
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093,4094]
- range: [0...4093,4094,4096]


| no ) tca
configured TCA
TCA
TCA

38.23 Alarm Plug In Unit Extended Snap Shot

Status Command
Command Description
This command shows the alarm snap shot status for the extended plug in unit.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot plug-in-unit-ext [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.23-1 "Alarm Plug In Unit Extended Snap Shot Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.23-2 "Alarm Plug In Unit Extended Snap Shot Status Command" Display parameters
| nt-b detail mode.
| nt
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt-a : nt-a slot
- nt-b : nt-b slot
- nt : nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- yes : fan alarm
- no : no fan alarm
apsf-alarm Parameter type: <Alarm::pluginApsf> power for the applique is
( yes available or not
ntr-a-loss Parameter type: <Alarm::NTRALoss> current status specifying NTR-A
ntr-b-loss Parameter type: <Alarm::NTRBLoss> current status specifying NTR-B
( yes or not.
| free ) lt board.


link-cap-mismatch Parameter type: <Alarm::LinkCapMismatch> log-status specifies that the actual
( yes link speed is not in line with the
| no ) end-to-end link capability
Possible values: between NT and LT.
eqpt-cap-mismatch Parameter type: <Alarm::EqptCapMismatch> log-status specifies that not all
( yes equipment between NT and LT
| no ) can support the speed that NT
Possible values: and LT can support within the
- yes : not all equipment between NT and LT can support the configured MaxLinkSpeed.
MaxLinkSpeed.
ctrl-dnld-failure Parameter type: <Alarm::CtrlDownloadFailure> log-status specifies that the
( yes downloading of the Software
| no ) image to the controller card
Possible values: failed.
- yes : The downloading of the Software image to the This element is only shown in
controller card failed.. detail mode.
board-hw-issue Parameter type: <Alarm::BoardHWIssue> log-status specifies that Board
( yes hardware issue.

38.24 Alarm Snap-shot SIP Server Status

Command
Command Description
This command show the alarm snap-shot of SIP Server
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot sip-server [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.24-1 "Alarm Snap-shot SIP Server Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.24-2 "Alarm Snap-shot SIP Server Status Command" Display parameters
- yes : mismatch
- no : not mismatch
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- yes : fail
- no : not fail

38.25 Alarm Snap-shot SIP VSP Status Command
Command Description
This command show the alarm snap-shot of SIP VSP
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot sip-vsp [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.25-1 "Alarm Snap-shot SIP VSP Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.25-2 "Alarm Snap-shot SIP VSP Status Command" Display parameters
| no ) not.
| no ) not.


| no ) or not.
| no ) or not.
register
| no ) or not.

38.26 Alarm Snap-shot SIP Dial Plan Status

Command
Command Description
This command show the alarm snap-shot of SIP Dial Plan
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot sip-dial-plan [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.26-1 "Alarm Snap-shot SIP Dial Plan Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.26-2 "Alarm Snap-shot SIP Dial Plan Status Command" Display parameters
bad-digitmap Parameter type: <Alarm::badDigitMap> sepcifies the sip digitmap usable
( yes or not.

38.27 Alarm Snap-shot SIP Slot Status Command
Command Description
This command show the alarm snap-shot of SIP Slot
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot sip-plugin-unit [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.27-1 "Alarm Snap-shot SIP Slot Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.27-2 "Alarm Snap-shot SIP Slot Status Command" Display parameters
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
( yes status.

38.28 Alarm Snap-shot SIP Termination Status

Command
Command Description
This command show the alarm snap-shot of SIP termination
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot sip-termination [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.28-1 "Alarm Snap-shot SIP Termination Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.28-2 "Alarm Snap-shot SIP Termination Status Command" Display parameters
unknown-sub Parameter type: <Alarm::unknownSubscriber> specifies the sip subscriber
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:


| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
( yes (register).
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
( yes (register).
( yes (invite).
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
( yes (invite).


( yes (subscribe).
subs-auth Parameter type: <Alarm::subsauth> status of
( yes authentication(subscribe).
( yes received(refresher subscribe).
subs-inittimeout Parameter type: <Alarm::subsinittimeout> status of message timeouti(inital
( yes subscribe).
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:

38.29 Alarm Snap-shot Megaco Media Gateway

Status Command
Command Description
This command show the alarm snap-shot of Megaco media gateway.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot megaco-media-gw [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.29-1 "Alarm Snap-shot Megaco Media Gateway Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.29-2 "Alarm Snap-shot Megaco Media Gateway Status Command" Display parameters
failover-to-esamgc Parameter type: <Alarm::failovertoESAMGC> specifies the media gateway
( yes failover to esa mgc or not.

38.30 Alarm Snap-shot Megaco Signaling Gateway

Status Command
Command Description
This command show the alarm snap-shot of Megaco signaling gateway.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot megaco-sig-gw [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.30-1 "Alarm Snap-shot Megaco Signaling Gateway Status Command" Resource
Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.30-2 "Alarm Snap-shot Megaco Signaling Gateway Status Command" Display parameters
sig-unreachable Parameter type: <Alarm::sgcUnreachable> specifies the signaling gateway

38.31 Alarm Snap-shot Megaco Plug Unit Status

Command
Command Description
This command show the alarm snap-shot of Megaco plug unit.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot megaco-plug-unit [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.31-1 "Alarm Snap-shot Megaco Plug Unit Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.31-2 "Alarm Snap-shot Megaco Plug Unit Status Command" Display parameters
lcard-unreach-srvcard Parameter type: <Alarm::lineCardUnreachSrvCard> specifies the line card is
( yes unreachable with server card or
| no ) not.
- yes : line card is unreachable with server card detail mode.
lcard-type-mismatch Parameter type: <Alarm::lineCardTypeMismathch> specifies the line card type is
( yes mismatch or not.

38.32 Alarm Snap-shot Megaco Termination Status

Command
Command Description
This command show the alarm snap-shot of Megaco termination.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot megaco-term [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.32-1 "Alarm Snap-shot Megaco Termination Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.32-2 "Alarm Snap-shot Megaco Termination Status Command" Display parameters
meg-unknown-sub Parameter type: <Alarm::megacoUnknownSubscriber> specifies the megaco subscriber is
( yes key or not.
meg-high-temp Parameter type: <Alarm::voicePortHighTemp> specifies the voice port high
( yes temperature or not.


( yes failure or not.
( yes current or not.
line-showering Parameter type: <Alarm::lineshowering> specifies the line showering or
( yes not.
( yes loss has exceeded the configured
- yes : the total packet loss has exceeded the configured detail mode.
threshold
threshold
low-qos-jitter Parameter type: <Alarm::lowQosJitter> specifies the megaco rtp jitter has
( yes exceeded the configured
- yes : the rtp jitter has exceeded the configured threshold detail mode.
( yes has exceeded the configured
- yes : the rtp delay has exceeded the configured threshold detail mode.
threshold

38.33 Alarm Snap-shot Megaco Signaling Lt Status

Command
Command Description
This command show the alarm snap-shot of Megaco signaling lt.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot megaco-sig-lt [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.33-1 "Alarm Snap-shot Megaco Signaling Lt Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.33-2 "Alarm Snap-shot Megaco Signaling Lt Status Command" Display parameters
( yes board persistenet data loss or not.
( yes board disk 90% full or not.
sig-brd-db-rollback Parameter type: <Alarm::sigBoardDBRollback> specifies he voice signaling board
( yes implicit db rollback or not.


rollback
rollback
mg-overload Parameter type: <Alarm::megMGOverLoad> specifies the mg overload or not.
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:

38.34 Alarm Snap-shot Ether-Tca Status Command
Command Description
This command show the alarm snap-shot of Ether-Tca
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot ether-tca [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.34-1 "Alarm Snap-shot Ether-Tca Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.34-2 "Alarm Snap-shot Ether-Tca Status Command" Display parameters
Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
etca-los Parameter type: <Alarm::EthTcaLos> snap shot of ethernet los in 15
( yes min


etca-fcs Parameter type: <Alarm::EthTcaFcs> snap shot of ethernet fcs in 15
( yes min
etca-rx-octets Parameter type: <Alarm::EthTcaRxb> snap shot of received octets in 15
( yes min
etca-tx-octets Parameter type: <Alarm::EthTcaTxb> snap shot of transmitted octets in
( yes 15 min
etca-day-los Parameter type: <Alarm::EthDayLos> snap shot of ethernet day los
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
etca-day-fcs Parameter type: <Alarm::EthDayFcs> snap shot of ethernet day fcs
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
etca-day-rx-octets Parameter type: <Alarm::EthDayRxb> snap shot of received octets in 1
( yes day
etca-day-tx-octets Parameter type: <Alarm::EthDayTxb> snap shot of transmitted octets in
( yes 1 day

38.35 Alarm Snap-shot Ether-Sfp Status Command
Command Description
This command show the alarm snap-shot of Ether-Sfp
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot ether-sfp [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.35-1 "Alarm Snap-shot Ether-Sfp Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.35-2 "Alarm Snap-shot Ether-Sfp Status Command" Display parameters
Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
sfp-los Parameter type: <Alarm::EthSfpLos> snap shot of ethernet sfp los
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:


sfp-tx-fail Parameter type: <Alarm::EthSfpTxFail> snap shot of ethernet sfp tx
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
sfp-not-prst Parameter type: <Alarm::EthSfpNotPrst> snap shot of ethernet sfp presence
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
sfp-inv-id Parameter type: <Alarm::EthSfpInvalid> snap shot of ethernet sfp id
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
user-sfp-t-exceed Parameter type: <Alarm::EthSfpTempExceed> snap shot of ethernet sfp
( yes temperature
user-sfp-mismatch Parameter type: <Alarm::EthSfpMismatch> snap shot of ethernet sfp type
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:


Command
Command Description
This command show the alarm snap-shot of Qos Slot
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot qos-slot [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Command Output
| nt-b
| nt
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt-a : nt-a slot
- nt-b : nt-b slot
- nt : nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number


up-overflow Parameter type: <Alarm::up-overflow> Check LT load in upstream.
( yes This element is always shown.
| no )
Possible values:
dw-overflow Parameter type: <Alarm::dw-overflow> Check LT load in downstream.
| no )
Possible values:
upobc-overflow Parameter type: <Alarm::upobc-overflow> Check LT load to OBC in
( yes upstream.
Possible values:
dwobc-overflow Parameter type: <Alarm::dwobc-overflow> Check LT load to OBC in
( yes downstream.
Possible values:
lwpriority-overflow Parameter type: <Alarm::lwpriority-overflow> Check Voice and Video load.
| no )
Possible values:
- yes : alarm
fanout Parameter type: <Alarm::fanout> Check LT Load.
| no )
Possible values:


Command
Command Description
This command show the alarm snap-shot of Qos Queue
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot qos-queue [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Command Output
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- ont : ont
- the rack number


- the shelf number
- the port number
Possible values:
queue-discard-overflow Parameter type: <Alarm::queue-discard-overflow> Check the corresponding queue
( yes Load.
Possible values:
queue-load Parameter type: <Alarm::queue-load> Check the corresponding queue
( yes Load.
Possible values:

38.38 Alarm File Transfer Server Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the snap-shot of file transfer server alarm
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot filetransfer [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.38-1 "Alarm File Transfer Server Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.38-2 "Alarm File Transfer Server Status Command" Display parameters
server-id Parameter type: <Alarm::FileTransfer> identify where the alarm has
- next hop IP address occurred.
detail mode.
failed

38.39 Alarm L2 Forward Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the snap-shot of l2 forward alarm
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot l2forward [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.39-1 "Alarm L2 Forward Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.39-2 "Alarm L2 Forward Status Command" Display parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
Possible values:


- nt : the nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093,4094]
- range: [0...4093,4094,4096]
( yes address from the bridge port.



38.40 Alarm Snap-shot External Device Status

Command
Command Description
This command show the alarm snap-shot of external-device
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot external-device [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.40-1 "Alarm Snap-shot External Device Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.40-2 "Alarm Snap-shot External Device Status Command" Display parameters
loss-env-mon Parameter type: <Alarm::LossEnvMon> snap shot status of env-monitor
( lost box

38.41 LT CFM Alarm SnapShot Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the SnapShot lt cfm alarm status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot cfm [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.41-1 "LT CFM Alarm SnapShot Status Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: cfm log table index
Command Output
Table 38.41-2 "LT CFM Alarm SnapShot Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
Only Show Details: alarm snap-shot status
| no ) detail mode.


Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:
( yes received

38.42 EFM-OAM alarm Snap-shot Status Command
Command Description
This command shows the snap-shot of EFM-OAM alarms.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot efm-oam [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.42-1 "EFM-OAM alarm Snap-shot Status Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: current alarm index
Command Output
Table 38.42-2 "EFM-OAM alarm Snap-shot Status Command" Display parameters
line Parameter type: <Itf::EfmEthernetIndex> identifies the line where the
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / alarm has occurred.
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Only Show Details: snap-shot alarm status
link-fault Parameter type: <Alarm::linkFaultType> Link fault at cpe
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:


dying-gasp Parameter type: <Alarm::dyingGaspType> received dying gasp indication
( yes from cpe
critical-event Parameter type: <Alarm::criticalEventType> receive critical event indication
( yes from cpe

38.43 Alarm Table Snapshot Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the alarm-table snapshot-related alarms.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot alarm-table [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.43-1 "Alarm Table Snapshot Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.43-2 "Alarm Table Snapshot Status Command" Display parameters

38.44 Auto-Switch Alarm Snapshot Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the status of the snapshot of auto-switch alarm.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm snap-shot auto-switch [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 38.44-1 "Auto-Switch Alarm Snapshot Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 38.44-2 "Auto-Switch Alarm Snapshot Status Command" Display parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
| no ) detail mode.
Possible values:



39- Alarm Delta Log Status Commands
39.1 Alarm Delta Log Status Command Tree 39-1060

39.2 Alarm Generic Delta Alarm Log Status Command 39-1061
39.3 Indeterminate Alarm Delta Log Status Command 39-1063
39.4 Warning Alarm Delta Log Status Command 39-1078
39.5 Minor Alarm Delta Log Status Command 39-1093
39.6 Major Alarm Delta Log Status Command 39-1108
39.7 Critical Alarm Delta Log Status Command 39-1123

39 Alarm Delta Log Status Commands
39.1 Alarm Delta Log Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Alarm Delta Log Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----alarm
----delta-log
----alarm-changes
----indeterminate
- (index)
----warning
- (index)
----minor
- (index)
----major
- (index)
----critical
- (index)

39.2 Alarm Generic Delta Alarm Log Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the number of reported alarm changes per severity level and in total.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm delta-log alarm-changes
Command Output
Table 39.2-2 "Alarm Generic Delta Alarm Log Status Command" Display parameters
all Parameter type: <Counter> total number of changes of all
- 32 bit counter reported alarms since startup and
is independent of the alarm
severity level.
indeterminate Parameter type: <Counter> total number of changes of all
- 32 bit counter reported alarms with a severity
level indeterminate since startup.
warning Parameter type: <Counter> total number of changes of all
level warning since startup.
minor Parameter type: <Counter> total number of changes of all
level minor since startup.
major Parameter type: <Counter> total number of changes of all
level major since startup.
critical Parameter type: <Counter> total number of changes of all
level critical since startup.


39.3 Indeterminate Alarm Delta Log Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays alarm values for all reported alarms with a severity level indeterminate.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm delta-log indeterminate [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 39.3-1 "Indeterminate Alarm Delta Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: delta log alarm table index
Command Output
Table 39.3-2 "Indeterminate Alarm Delta Log Status Command" Display parameters
type Parameter type: <Alarm::alarmIndex> unique id for an alarm.
( xtca-ne-es This element is always shown.
| xtca-ne-ses
| xtca-ne-uas
| xtca-ne-day-es
| xtca-ne-day-ses
| xtca-ne-day-uas
| xtca-fe-es
| xtca-fe-ses
| xtca-fe-uas
| xtca-fe-day-es
| xtca-fe-day-ses
| xtca-fe-day-uas
| xtca-leftrs
| xtca-day-leftrs
| xtca-fe-leftrs


| xdsl-ne-los
| xdsl-ne-lof
| xdsl-ne-lom
| xdsl-ne-ese
| xdsl-act-not-feas
| xdsl-up-br-reach
| xdsl-ne-ncd
| xdsl-ne-lcd
| xdsl-fe-los
| xdsl-fe-lof
| xdsl-fe-lpr
| xdsl-fe-lol
| xdsl-fe-lom
| xdsl-fe-ese
| xdsl-fe-upbo-vio
| xdsl-fe-cpe-pol
| xdsl-tpstc-mis
| xdsl-act-comm
| xdsl-act-modem
| xdsl-do-br-reach
| xdsl-fe-ncd
| xdsl-fe-lcd
| xdsl-vect-dle
| vect-inv-qsfp
| vect-vp-lt-fail
| sw-rollback
| db-rollback
| xvps-inv-dbase
| inv-cde-file
| miss-cde-file
| cde-hash-error
| auto-fetch-failure
| cell-discard-up
| cell-discard-down
| persist-data-loss
| mac-conflict
| vmac-full
| sntp-comm-lost
| preferred-mode
| timing-reference
| nt-disk-95%full
| back-pnl-inv
| rack-power
| rack-fan-unit1
| rack-fan-unit2
| shelf-mismatch
| shelf-missing


| door
| ac-power-fail
| board-mismatch
| waiting-for-sw
| temp-exceeded
| temp-shutdown
| board-missing
| board-init
| sem-power-fail
| sem-ups-fail
| board-reset-cf
| vlan-assign-fail
| up-plan-bitrate
| up-min-bitrate
| down-plan-bitrate
| down-min-bitrate
| non-bonding-cpe
| multiple-cpes
| register
| group-incomplete
| host-sfp-los
| host-sfp-tx-fail
| host-sfp-not-prst
| host-sfp-inv-id
| host-sfp-rmtlt
| host-sfp-mismatch
| host-sfp-incompt
| exp-sfp-los
| exp-sfp-tx-fail
| exp-sfp-not-prst
| exp-sfp-inv-id
| exp-sfp-ctrl-fail
| exp-sfp-1-los
| exp-sfp-2-los
| custom1
| custom2
| custom3
| custom4
| custom5
| custom6
| he-custom1
| he-custom2
| he-custom3
| he-custom4
| he-custom5
| he-custom6
| loss-over-cap
| ping-check-fail
| der-temp1
| der-temp2
| der-temp3
| der-temp4
| der-temp5


| der-temp6
| der-temp7
| der-temp8
| der-temp9
| der-temp10
| der-temp11
| der-temp12
| der-temp13
| der-temp14
| der-temp15
| der-temp16
| der-temp17
| der-temp18
| der-temp19
| der-temp20
| der-temp21
| der-temp22
| der-temp23
| der-temp24
| der-temp25
| der-temp26
| der-temp27
| der-temp28
| der-temp29
| der-temp30
| der-temp31
| der-spa1
| der-spa2
| der-spa3
| der-spa4
| der-spa5
| der-spa6
| der-spa7
| der-spa8
| der-spa9
| der-spa10
| der-spa11
| der-spa12
| der-spa13
| der-spa14
| der-spa15
| der-spa16
| der-spa17
| der-spa18
| der-spa19
| der-spa20
| der-spa21
| der-spa22
| der-spa23
| der-spa24
| der-spa25
| der-spa26
| der-spa27
| der-spa28
| der-spa29
| der-spa30
| der-spa31


| apsf-alarm
| custextalarm1
| custextalarm2
| custextalarm3
| custextalarm4
| custextalarm5
| pluginfan
| plugin-dc-a
| plugin-dc-b
| plugin-dg
| ntr-a-loss
| ntr-b-loss
| mac-entry-nofree
| link-cap-mismatch
| eqpt-cap-mismatch
| ctrl-dnld-failure
| board-hw-issue
| fileserv-unavail
| oam-discov-fail
| report-timeout
| nd-packets-exceed
| bad-digitmap
| dhcp-unreach
| unknown-sub
| ground-key
| port-hightemp
| port-jbfltca
| reg-domainname
| reg-auth
| reg-timeout
| reg-srvfailresp
| inv-domainname
| inv-auth
| inv-timeout
| inv-srvfailresp
| subs-srvfailresp
| subs-domainname
| subs-auth
| subs-refreshfail
| subs-inittimeout
| emergency-call
| none-dns-srv
| no-dns-srv


| none-srv
| no-srv
| reg-srv-unreach
| proxy-srv-unreach
| fanout
| up-overflow
| upobc-overflow
| dwobc-overflow
| dw-overflow
| lwpri-overflow
| queue-drop
| queue-load
| low-qos-jitter
| low-qos-delay
| mg-overload
| loss-env-mon
| etca-los
| etca-fcs
| etca-day-los
| etca-day-fcs
| etca-rx-octets
| etca-tx-octets
| user-sfp-los
| user-sfp-tx-fail
| user-sfp-not-prst
| user-sfp-inv-id
| user-sfp-t-exceed
| user-sfp-mismatch
| loss-lsmswp-cap
| hw-fault
| bat-a-fail
| bat-b-fail
| sem-ac-power-fail
| sem-ups-fail
| dc-a-fail
| synce-fail
| bits-fail
| volt-high-alarm
| volt-low-alarm
| temp-high-alarm
| temp-low-alarm
| tx-power-low-warn


| rx-power-low-warn
| volt-high-warn
| volt-low-warn
| temp-high-warn
| temp-low-warn
| dsx1-serdes-fail
| dsx1-los-fail
| dsx1-ais-sync
| dsx1-lof-sync
| dsx1-los-sync
| dsx1-deg-fail
| dsx1-rei-from-liu
| dsx1-rdi-from-liu
| dsx1-ais-from-liu
| dsx1-los-from-liu
| dsx1-lof-from-liu
| dsx1-rei-from-iwf
| dsx1-rdi-from-iwf
| dsx1-ais-from-iwf
| dsx1-los-from-iwf
| dsx1-lof-from-iwf
| efm-oam-cpecrevt
| cfm-defrdiccm
| cfm-defmacstatus
| cfm-defremoteccm
| cfm-deferrorccm
| cfm-defxconccm
| alrm-tbl-overflow
Possible values:


15 min
seconds in 1 day
requested profile
initialization
problem
connected
will rollback
rollback


- auto-fetch-failure : not able to fetch file from specified
server
direction
configured
15 minutes
files
board
temperature
missing
planned
up config group
below planned
set up config group
connected
failure


rack/shelf/slot
system


board
Alarm
transfer failed


churning time
churning time
exceed threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
appl server
exceeded.
name).
server).
name).
server).
server).
name).


exceed threshold
exceeds threshold
threshold
threshold
mismatch


as sync source
sync source
LIU
from LIU
from LIU
LIU
IWF
from IWF
from IWF
IWF


configured TCA
state Parameter type: <Alarm::AlarmState> reflect's the state of the alarm as
( active either active or non-active.
| non-active ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- active : alarm is active
- non-active : alarm is not active
additional-info Parameter type: <Alarm::AdditionalInfo> AdditionalInfo
- string to identify the owner (example: Tom) This element is always shown.
- length: x<=512
Only Show Details: indeterminate alarm table related generic information
total-changes Parameter type: <Counter> total number of changes of all
level indeterminate since startup.
detail mode.
last-entry-id Parameter type: <SignedInteger> last entry that was added to the
- a signed integer indeterminate delta log.
detail mode.
last-reset Parameter type: <Sys::Time> network time in seconds
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) indicating when the
- unit: UTC indeterminate delta log was last
reset.
detail mode.
log-overflowed Parameter type: <Alarm::OverflowStatus> specifies whether the
( yes indeterminate delta log is
| no ) overflowed or not.
- yes : buffer has overflowed detail mode.

39.4 Warning Alarm Delta Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays alarm values for all reported alarms with a severity level warning.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm delta-log warning [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 39.4-1 "Warning Alarm Delta Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 39.4-2 "Warning Alarm Delta Log Status Command" Display parameters
| xtca-ne-ses
| xtca-ne-uas
| xtca-ne-day-es
| xtca-ne-day-ses
| xtca-ne-day-uas
| xtca-fe-es
| xtca-fe-ses
| xtca-fe-uas
| xtca-fe-day-es
| xtca-fe-day-ses
| xtca-fe-day-uas
| xtca-leftrs
| xtca-day-leftrs
| xtca-fe-leftrs
| xdsl-ne-los
| xdsl-ne-lof
| xdsl-ne-lom


| xdsl-ne-ese
| xdsl-act-not-feas
| xdsl-up-br-reach
| xdsl-ne-ncd
| xdsl-ne-lcd
| xdsl-fe-los
| xdsl-fe-lof
| xdsl-fe-lpr
| xdsl-fe-lol
| xdsl-fe-lom
| xdsl-fe-ese
| xdsl-fe-upbo-vio
| xdsl-fe-cpe-pol
| xdsl-tpstc-mis
| xdsl-act-comm
| xdsl-act-modem
| xdsl-do-br-reach
| xdsl-fe-ncd
| xdsl-fe-lcd
| xdsl-vect-dle
| vect-inv-qsfp
| vect-vp-lt-fail
| sw-rollback
| db-rollback
| xvps-inv-dbase
| inv-cde-file
| miss-cde-file
| cde-hash-error
| cell-discard-up
| cell-discard-down
| persist-data-loss
| mac-conflict
| vmac-full
| sntp-comm-lost
| preferred-mode
| timing-reference
| nt-disk-95%full
| back-pnl-inv
| rack-power
| rack-fan-unit1
| rack-fan-unit2
| shelf-mismatch
| shelf-missing
| door
| ac-power-fail
| board-mismatch
| waiting-for-sw


| temp-exceeded
| temp-shutdown
| board-missing
| board-init
| sem-power-fail
| sem-ups-fail
| board-reset-cf
| vlan-assign-fail
| up-plan-bitrate
| up-min-bitrate
| down-plan-bitrate
| down-min-bitrate
| non-bonding-cpe
| multiple-cpes
| register
| group-incomplete
| host-sfp-los
| host-sfp-tx-fail
| host-sfp-not-prst
| host-sfp-inv-id
| host-sfp-rmtlt
| host-sfp-mismatch
| host-sfp-incompt
| exp-sfp-los
| exp-sfp-tx-fail
| exp-sfp-not-prst
| exp-sfp-inv-id
| exp-sfp-ctrl-fail
| exp-sfp-1-los
| exp-sfp-2-los
| custom1
| custom2
| custom3
| custom4
| custom5
| custom6
| he-custom1
| he-custom2
| he-custom3
| he-custom4
| he-custom5
| he-custom6
| loss-over-cap
| ping-check-fail
| der-temp1
| der-temp2
| der-temp3
| der-temp4
| der-temp5
| der-temp6
| der-temp7
| der-temp8
| der-temp9


| der-temp10
| der-temp11
| der-temp12
| der-temp13
| der-temp14
| der-temp15
| der-temp16
| der-temp17
| der-temp18
| der-temp19
| der-temp20
| der-temp21
| der-temp22
| der-temp23
| der-temp24
| der-temp25
| der-temp26
| der-temp27
| der-temp28
| der-temp29
| der-temp30
| der-temp31
| der-spa1
| der-spa2
| der-spa3
| der-spa4
| der-spa5
| der-spa6
| der-spa7
| der-spa8
| der-spa9
| der-spa10
| der-spa11
| der-spa12
| der-spa13
| der-spa14
| der-spa15
| der-spa16
| der-spa17
| der-spa18
| der-spa19
| der-spa20
| der-spa21
| der-spa22
| der-spa23
| der-spa24
| der-spa25
| der-spa26
| der-spa27
| der-spa28
| der-spa29
| der-spa30
| der-spa31
| apsf-alarm
| custextalarm1
| custextalarm2
| custextalarm3


| custextalarm4
| custextalarm5
| pluginfan
| plugin-dc-a
| plugin-dc-b
| plugin-dg
| ntr-a-loss
| ntr-b-loss
| mac-entry-nofree
| link-cap-mismatch
| eqpt-cap-mismatch
| ctrl-dnld-failure
| board-hw-issue
| fileserv-unavail
| oam-discov-fail
| report-timeout
| nd-packets-exceed
| bad-digitmap
| dhcp-unreach
| unknown-sub
| ground-key
| port-hightemp
| port-jbfltca
| reg-domainname
| reg-auth
| reg-timeout
| reg-srvfailresp
| inv-domainname
| inv-auth
| inv-timeout
| inv-srvfailresp
| subs-srvfailresp
| subs-domainname
| subs-auth
| subs-refreshfail
| subs-inittimeout
| emergency-call
| none-dns-srv
| no-dns-srv
| none-srv
| no-srv
| reg-srv-unreach
| proxy-srv-unreach


| fanout
| up-overflow
| upobc-overflow
| dwobc-overflow
| dw-overflow
| lwpri-overflow
| queue-drop
| queue-load
| low-qos-jitter
| low-qos-delay
| mg-overload
| loss-env-mon
| etca-los
| etca-fcs
| etca-day-los
| etca-day-fcs
| etca-rx-octets
| etca-tx-octets
| user-sfp-los
| user-sfp-tx-fail
| user-sfp-not-prst
| user-sfp-inv-id
| user-sfp-t-exceed
| user-sfp-mismatch
| loss-lsmswp-cap
| hw-fault
| bat-a-fail
| bat-b-fail
| sem-ac-power-fail
| sem-ups-fail
| dc-a-fail
| synce-fail
| bits-fail
| volt-high-alarm
| volt-low-alarm
| temp-high-alarm
| temp-low-alarm
| tx-power-low-warn
| rx-power-low-warn
| volt-high-warn


| volt-low-warn
| temp-high-warn
| temp-low-warn
| dsx1-serdes-fail
| dsx1-los-fail
| dsx1-ais-sync
| dsx1-lof-sync
| dsx1-los-sync
| dsx1-deg-fail
| dsx1-rei-from-liu
| dsx1-rdi-from-liu
| dsx1-ais-from-liu
| dsx1-los-from-liu
| dsx1-lof-from-liu
| dsx1-rei-from-iwf
| dsx1-rdi-from-iwf
| dsx1-ais-from-iwf
| dsx1-los-from-iwf
| dsx1-lof-from-iwf
| efm-oam-cpecrevt
| cfm-defrdiccm
| cfm-defmacstatus
| cfm-defremoteccm
| cfm-deferrorccm
| cfm-defxconccm
| alrm-tbl-overflow
Possible values:


15 min
seconds in 1 day
requested profile
initialization
problem
connected
will rollback
rollback
server


direction
configured
15 minutes
files
board
temperature
missing
planned
up config group
below planned
set up config group
connected
failure


rack/shelf/slot
system


board
Alarm
transfer failed
churning time
churning time


exceed threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
appl server
exceeded.
name).
server).
name).
server).
server).
name).


exceed threshold
exceeds threshold
threshold
threshold
mismatch


as sync source
sync source
LIU
from LIU
from LIU
LIU
IWF
from IWF
from IWF
IWF
configured TCA


Possible values:
- length: x<=512
Only Show Details: warning alarm table related generic information
changes Parameter type: <Counter> total number of changes of all
level warning since startup.
detail mode.
- a signed integer warning delta log.
detail mode.
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) indicating when the warning delta
- unit: UTC log was last reset.
detail mode.
log-overflowed Parameter type: <Alarm::OverflowStatus> specifies whether the warning
( yes delta log is overflowed or not.

39.5 Minor Alarm Delta Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays alarm values for all reported alarms with a severity level minor.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm delta-log minor [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 39.5-1 "Minor Alarm Delta Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 39.5-2 "Minor Alarm Delta Log Status Command" Display parameters
| xtca-ne-ses
| xtca-ne-uas
| xtca-ne-day-es
| xtca-ne-day-ses
| xtca-ne-day-uas
| xtca-fe-es
| xtca-fe-ses
| xtca-fe-uas
| xtca-fe-day-es
| xtca-fe-day-ses
| xtca-fe-day-uas
| xtca-leftrs
| xtca-day-leftrs
| xtca-fe-leftrs
| xdsl-ne-los
| xdsl-ne-lof
| xdsl-ne-lom


| xdsl-ne-ese
| xdsl-act-not-feas
| xdsl-up-br-reach
| xdsl-ne-ncd
| xdsl-ne-lcd
| xdsl-fe-los
| xdsl-fe-lof
| xdsl-fe-lpr
| xdsl-fe-lol
| xdsl-fe-lom
| xdsl-fe-ese
| xdsl-fe-upbo-vio
| xdsl-fe-cpe-pol
| xdsl-tpstc-mis
| xdsl-act-comm
| xdsl-act-modem
| xdsl-do-br-reach
| xdsl-fe-ncd
| xdsl-fe-lcd
| xdsl-vect-dle
| vect-inv-qsfp
| vect-vp-lt-fail
| sw-rollback
| db-rollback
| xvps-inv-dbase
| inv-cde-file
| miss-cde-file
| cde-hash-error
| cell-discard-up
| cell-discard-down
| persist-data-loss
| mac-conflict
| vmac-full
| sntp-comm-lost
| preferred-mode
| timing-reference
| nt-disk-95%full
| back-pnl-inv
| rack-power
| rack-fan-unit1
| rack-fan-unit2
| shelf-mismatch
| shelf-missing
| door
| ac-power-fail
| board-mismatch
| waiting-for-sw


| temp-exceeded
| temp-shutdown
| board-missing
| board-init
| sem-power-fail
| sem-ups-fail
| board-reset-cf
| vlan-assign-fail
| up-plan-bitrate
| up-min-bitrate
| down-plan-bitrate
| down-min-bitrate
| non-bonding-cpe
| multiple-cpes
| register
| group-incomplete
| host-sfp-los
| host-sfp-tx-fail
| host-sfp-not-prst
| host-sfp-inv-id
| host-sfp-rmtlt
| host-sfp-mismatch
| host-sfp-incompt
| exp-sfp-los
| exp-sfp-tx-fail
| exp-sfp-not-prst
| exp-sfp-inv-id
| exp-sfp-ctrl-fail
| exp-sfp-1-los
| exp-sfp-2-los
| custom1
| custom2
| custom3
| custom4
| custom5
| custom6
| he-custom1
| he-custom2
| he-custom3
| he-custom4
| he-custom5
| he-custom6
| loss-over-cap
| ping-check-fail
| der-temp1
| der-temp2
| der-temp3
| der-temp4
| der-temp5
| der-temp6
| der-temp7
| der-temp8
| der-temp9


| der-temp10
| der-temp11
| der-temp12
| der-temp13
| der-temp14
| der-temp15
| der-temp16
| der-temp17
| der-temp18
| der-temp19
| der-temp20
| der-temp21
| der-temp22
| der-temp23
| der-temp24
| der-temp25
| der-temp26
| der-temp27
| der-temp28
| der-temp29
| der-temp30
| der-temp31
| der-spa1
| der-spa2
| der-spa3
| der-spa4
| der-spa5
| der-spa6
| der-spa7
| der-spa8
| der-spa9
| der-spa10
| der-spa11
| der-spa12
| der-spa13
| der-spa14
| der-spa15
| der-spa16
| der-spa17
| der-spa18
| der-spa19
| der-spa20
| der-spa21
| der-spa22
| der-spa23
| der-spa24
| der-spa25
| der-spa26
| der-spa27
| der-spa28
| der-spa29
| der-spa30
| der-spa31
| apsf-alarm
| custextalarm1
| custextalarm2
| custextalarm3


| custextalarm4
| custextalarm5
| pluginfan
| plugin-dc-a
| plugin-dc-b
| plugin-dg
| ntr-a-loss
| ntr-b-loss
| mac-entry-nofree
| link-cap-mismatch
| eqpt-cap-mismatch
| ctrl-dnld-failure
| board-hw-issue
| fileserv-unavail
| oam-discov-fail
| report-timeout
| nd-packets-exceed
| bad-digitmap
| dhcp-unreach
| unknown-sub
| ground-key
| port-hightemp
| port-jbfltca
| reg-domainname
| reg-auth
| reg-timeout
| reg-srvfailresp
| inv-domainname
| inv-auth
| inv-timeout
| inv-srvfailresp
| subs-srvfailresp
| subs-domainname
| subs-auth
| subs-refreshfail
| subs-inittimeout
| emergency-call
| none-dns-srv
| no-dns-srv
| none-srv
| no-srv
| reg-srv-unreach
| proxy-srv-unreach


| fanout
| up-overflow
| upobc-overflow
| dwobc-overflow
| dw-overflow
| lwpri-overflow
| queue-drop
| queue-load
| low-qos-jitter
| low-qos-delay
| mg-overload
| loss-env-mon
| etca-los
| etca-fcs
| etca-day-los
| etca-day-fcs
| etca-rx-octets
| etca-tx-octets
| user-sfp-los
| user-sfp-tx-fail
| user-sfp-not-prst
| user-sfp-inv-id
| user-sfp-t-exceed
| user-sfp-mismatch
| loss-lsmswp-cap
| hw-fault
| bat-a-fail
| bat-b-fail
| sem-ac-power-fail
| sem-ups-fail
| dc-a-fail
| synce-fail
| bits-fail
| volt-high-alarm
| volt-low-alarm
| temp-high-alarm
| temp-low-alarm
| tx-power-low-warn
| rx-power-low-warn
| volt-high-warn


| volt-low-warn
| temp-high-warn
| temp-low-warn
| dsx1-serdes-fail
| dsx1-los-fail
| dsx1-ais-sync
| dsx1-lof-sync
| dsx1-los-sync
| dsx1-deg-fail
| dsx1-rei-from-liu
| dsx1-rdi-from-liu
| dsx1-ais-from-liu
| dsx1-los-from-liu
| dsx1-lof-from-liu
| dsx1-rei-from-iwf
| dsx1-rdi-from-iwf
| dsx1-ais-from-iwf
| dsx1-los-from-iwf
| dsx1-lof-from-iwf
| efm-oam-cpecrevt
| cfm-defrdiccm
| cfm-defmacstatus
| cfm-defremoteccm
| cfm-deferrorccm
| cfm-defxconccm
| alrm-tbl-overflow
Possible values:


15 min
seconds in 1 day
requested profile
initialization
problem
connected
will rollback
rollback
server


direction
configured
15 minutes
files
board
temperature
missing
planned
up config group
below planned
set up config group
connected
failure


rack/shelf/slot
system


board
Alarm
transfer failed
churning time
churning time


exceed threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
appl server
exceeded.
name).
server).
name).
server).
server).
name).


exceed threshold
exceeds threshold
threshold
threshold
mismatch


as sync source
sync source
LIU
from LIU
from LIU
LIU
IWF
from IWF
from IWF
IWF
configured TCA


Possible values:
- length: x<=512
Only Show Details: minor alarm table related generic information
level minor since startup.
detail mode.
- a signed integer minor delta log.
detail mode.
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) indicating when the minor delta
detail mode.
log-overflowed Parameter type: <Alarm::OverflowStatus> specifies whether the minor delta
( yes log is overflowed or not.

39.6 Major Alarm Delta Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays alarm values for all reported alarms with a severity level major.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm delta-log major [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 39.6-1 "Major Alarm Delta Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 39.6-2 "Major Alarm Delta Log Status Command" Display parameters
| xtca-ne-ses
| xtca-ne-uas
| xtca-ne-day-es
| xtca-ne-day-ses
| xtca-ne-day-uas
| xtca-fe-es
| xtca-fe-ses
| xtca-fe-uas
| xtca-fe-day-es
| xtca-fe-day-ses
| xtca-fe-day-uas
| xtca-leftrs
| xtca-day-leftrs
| xtca-fe-leftrs
| xdsl-ne-los
| xdsl-ne-lof
| xdsl-ne-lom


| xdsl-ne-ese
| xdsl-act-not-feas
| xdsl-up-br-reach
| xdsl-ne-ncd
| xdsl-ne-lcd
| xdsl-fe-los
| xdsl-fe-lof
| xdsl-fe-lpr
| xdsl-fe-lol
| xdsl-fe-lom
| xdsl-fe-ese
| xdsl-fe-upbo-vio
| xdsl-fe-cpe-pol
| xdsl-tpstc-mis
| xdsl-act-comm
| xdsl-act-modem
| xdsl-do-br-reach
| xdsl-fe-ncd
| xdsl-fe-lcd
| xdsl-vect-dle
| vect-inv-qsfp
| vect-vp-lt-fail
| sw-rollback
| db-rollback
| xvps-inv-dbase
| inv-cde-file
| miss-cde-file
| cde-hash-error
| cell-discard-up
| cell-discard-down
| persist-data-loss
| mac-conflict
| vmac-full
| sntp-comm-lost
| preferred-mode
| timing-reference
| nt-disk-95%full
| back-pnl-inv
| rack-power
| rack-fan-unit1
| rack-fan-unit2
| shelf-mismatch
| shelf-missing
| door
| ac-power-fail
| board-mismatch
| waiting-for-sw


| temp-exceeded
| temp-shutdown
| board-missing
| board-init
| sem-power-fail
| sem-ups-fail
| board-reset-cf
| vlan-assign-fail
| up-plan-bitrate
| up-min-bitrate
| down-plan-bitrate
| down-min-bitrate
| non-bonding-cpe
| multiple-cpes
| register
| group-incomplete
| host-sfp-los
| host-sfp-tx-fail
| host-sfp-not-prst
| host-sfp-inv-id
| host-sfp-rmtlt
| host-sfp-mismatch
| host-sfp-incompt
| exp-sfp-los
| exp-sfp-tx-fail
| exp-sfp-not-prst
| exp-sfp-inv-id
| exp-sfp-ctrl-fail
| exp-sfp-1-los
| exp-sfp-2-los
| custom1
| custom2
| custom3
| custom4
| custom5
| custom6
| he-custom1
| he-custom2
| he-custom3
| he-custom4
| he-custom5
| he-custom6
| loss-over-cap
| ping-check-fail
| der-temp1
| der-temp2
| der-temp3
| der-temp4
| der-temp5
| der-temp6
| der-temp7
| der-temp8
| der-temp9


| der-temp10
| der-temp11
| der-temp12
| der-temp13
| der-temp14
| der-temp15
| der-temp16
| der-temp17
| der-temp18
| der-temp19
| der-temp20
| der-temp21
| der-temp22
| der-temp23
| der-temp24
| der-temp25
| der-temp26
| der-temp27
| der-temp28
| der-temp29
| der-temp30
| der-temp31
| der-spa1
| der-spa2
| der-spa3
| der-spa4
| der-spa5
| der-spa6
| der-spa7
| der-spa8
| der-spa9
| der-spa10
| der-spa11
| der-spa12
| der-spa13
| der-spa14
| der-spa15
| der-spa16
| der-spa17
| der-spa18
| der-spa19
| der-spa20
| der-spa21
| der-spa22
| der-spa23
| der-spa24
| der-spa25
| der-spa26
| der-spa27
| der-spa28
| der-spa29
| der-spa30
| der-spa31
| apsf-alarm
| custextalarm1
| custextalarm2
| custextalarm3


| custextalarm4
| custextalarm5
| pluginfan
| plugin-dc-a
| plugin-dc-b
| plugin-dg
| ntr-a-loss
| ntr-b-loss
| mac-entry-nofree
| link-cap-mismatch
| eqpt-cap-mismatch
| ctrl-dnld-failure
| board-hw-issue
| fileserv-unavail
| oam-discov-fail
| report-timeout
| nd-packets-exceed
| bad-digitmap
| dhcp-unreach
| unknown-sub
| ground-key
| port-hightemp
| port-jbfltca
| reg-domainname
| reg-auth
| reg-timeout
| reg-srvfailresp
| inv-domainname
| inv-auth
| inv-timeout
| inv-srvfailresp
| subs-srvfailresp
| subs-domainname
| subs-auth
| subs-refreshfail
| subs-inittimeout
| emergency-call
| none-dns-srv
| no-dns-srv
| none-srv
| no-srv
| reg-srv-unreach
| proxy-srv-unreach


| fanout
| up-overflow
| upobc-overflow
| dwobc-overflow
| dw-overflow
| lwpri-overflow
| queue-drop
| queue-load
| low-qos-jitter
| low-qos-delay
| mg-overload
| loss-env-mon
| etca-los
| etca-fcs
| etca-day-los
| etca-day-fcs
| etca-rx-octets
| etca-tx-octets
| user-sfp-los
| user-sfp-tx-fail
| user-sfp-not-prst
| user-sfp-inv-id
| user-sfp-t-exceed
| user-sfp-mismatch
| loss-lsmswp-cap
| hw-fault
| bat-a-fail
| bat-b-fail
| sem-ac-power-fail
| sem-ups-fail
| dc-a-fail
| synce-fail
| bits-fail
| volt-high-alarm
| volt-low-alarm
| temp-high-alarm
| temp-low-alarm
| tx-power-low-warn
| rx-power-low-warn
| volt-high-warn


| volt-low-warn
| temp-high-warn
| temp-low-warn
| dsx1-serdes-fail
| dsx1-los-fail
| dsx1-ais-sync
| dsx1-lof-sync
| dsx1-los-sync
| dsx1-deg-fail
| dsx1-rei-from-liu
| dsx1-rdi-from-liu
| dsx1-ais-from-liu
| dsx1-los-from-liu
| dsx1-lof-from-liu
| dsx1-rei-from-iwf
| dsx1-rdi-from-iwf
| dsx1-ais-from-iwf
| dsx1-los-from-iwf
| dsx1-lof-from-iwf
| efm-oam-cpecrevt
| cfm-defrdiccm
| cfm-defmacstatus
| cfm-defremoteccm
| cfm-deferrorccm
| cfm-defxconccm
| alrm-tbl-overflow
Possible values:


15 min
seconds in 1 day
requested profile
initialization
problem
connected
will rollback
rollback
server


direction
configured
15 minutes
files
board
temperature
missing
planned
up config group
below planned
set up config group
connected
failure


rack/shelf/slot
system


board
Alarm
transfer failed
churning time
churning time


exceed threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
appl server
exceeded.
name).
server).
name).
server).
server).
name).


exceed threshold
exceeds threshold
threshold
threshold
mismatch


as sync source
sync source
LIU
from LIU
from LIU
LIU
IWF
from IWF
from IWF
IWF
configured TCA


Possible values:
- length: x<=512
Only Show Details: major alarm table related generic information
level major since startup.
detail mode.
- a signed integer major delta log.
detail mode.
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) indicating when the major delta
detail mode.
log-overflowed Parameter type: <Alarm::OverflowStatus> specifies whether the major delta
( yes log is overflowed or not.

39.7 Critical Alarm Delta Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays alarm values for all reported alarms with a severity level critical.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm delta-log critical [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 39.7-1 "Critical Alarm Delta Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 39.7-2 "Critical Alarm Delta Log Status Command" Display parameters
| xtca-ne-ses
| xtca-ne-uas
| xtca-ne-day-es
| xtca-ne-day-ses
| xtca-ne-day-uas
| xtca-fe-es
| xtca-fe-ses
| xtca-fe-uas
| xtca-fe-day-es
| xtca-fe-day-ses
| xtca-fe-day-uas
| xtca-leftrs
| xtca-day-leftrs
| xtca-fe-leftrs
| xdsl-ne-los
| xdsl-ne-lof
| xdsl-ne-lom


| xdsl-ne-ese
| xdsl-act-not-feas
| xdsl-up-br-reach
| xdsl-ne-ncd
| xdsl-ne-lcd
| xdsl-fe-los
| xdsl-fe-lof
| xdsl-fe-lpr
| xdsl-fe-lol
| xdsl-fe-lom
| xdsl-fe-ese
| xdsl-fe-upbo-vio
| xdsl-fe-cpe-pol
| xdsl-tpstc-mis
| xdsl-act-comm
| xdsl-act-modem
| xdsl-do-br-reach
| xdsl-fe-ncd
| xdsl-fe-lcd
| xdsl-vect-dle
| vect-inv-qsfp
| vect-vp-lt-fail
| sw-rollback
| db-rollback
| xvps-inv-dbase
| inv-cde-file
| miss-cde-file
| cde-hash-error
| cell-discard-up
| cell-discard-down
| persist-data-loss
| mac-conflict
| vmac-full
| sntp-comm-lost
| preferred-mode
| timing-reference
| nt-disk-95%full
| back-pnl-inv
| rack-power
| rack-fan-unit1
| rack-fan-unit2
| shelf-mismatch
| shelf-missing
| door
| ac-power-fail
| board-mismatch
| waiting-for-sw


| temp-exceeded
| temp-shutdown
| board-missing
| board-init
| sem-power-fail
| sem-ups-fail
| board-reset-cf
| vlan-assign-fail
| up-plan-bitrate
| up-min-bitrate
| down-plan-bitrate
| down-min-bitrate
| non-bonding-cpe
| multiple-cpes
| register
| group-incomplete
| host-sfp-los
| host-sfp-tx-fail
| host-sfp-not-prst
| host-sfp-inv-id
| host-sfp-rmtlt
| host-sfp-mismatch
| host-sfp-incompt
| exp-sfp-los
| exp-sfp-tx-fail
| exp-sfp-not-prst
| exp-sfp-inv-id
| exp-sfp-ctrl-fail
| exp-sfp-1-los
| exp-sfp-2-los
| custom1
| custom2
| custom3
| custom4
| custom5
| custom6
| he-custom1
| he-custom2
| he-custom3
| he-custom4
| he-custom5
| he-custom6
| loss-over-cap
| ping-check-fail
| der-temp1
| der-temp2
| der-temp3
| der-temp4
| der-temp5
| der-temp6
| der-temp7
| der-temp8
| der-temp9


| der-temp10
| der-temp11
| der-temp12
| der-temp13
| der-temp14
| der-temp15
| der-temp16
| der-temp17
| der-temp18
| der-temp19
| der-temp20
| der-temp21
| der-temp22
| der-temp23
| der-temp24
| der-temp25
| der-temp26
| der-temp27
| der-temp28
| der-temp29
| der-temp30
| der-temp31
| der-spa1
| der-spa2
| der-spa3
| der-spa4
| der-spa5
| der-spa6
| der-spa7
| der-spa8
| der-spa9
| der-spa10
| der-spa11
| der-spa12
| der-spa13
| der-spa14
| der-spa15
| der-spa16
| der-spa17
| der-spa18
| der-spa19
| der-spa20
| der-spa21
| der-spa22
| der-spa23
| der-spa24
| der-spa25
| der-spa26
| der-spa27
| der-spa28
| der-spa29
| der-spa30
| der-spa31
| apsf-alarm
| custextalarm1
| custextalarm2
| custextalarm3


| custextalarm4
| custextalarm5
| pluginfan
| plugin-dc-a
| plugin-dc-b
| plugin-dg
| ntr-a-loss
| ntr-b-loss
| mac-entry-nofree
| link-cap-mismatch
| eqpt-cap-mismatch
| ctrl-dnld-failure
| board-hw-issue
| fileserv-unavail
| oam-discov-fail
| report-timeout
| nd-packets-exceed
| bad-digitmap
| dhcp-unreach
| unknown-sub
| ground-key
| port-hightemp
| port-jbfltca
| reg-domainname
| reg-auth
| reg-timeout
| reg-srvfailresp
| inv-domainname
| inv-auth
| inv-timeout
| inv-srvfailresp
| subs-srvfailresp
| subs-domainname
| subs-auth
| subs-refreshfail
| subs-inittimeout
| emergency-call
| none-dns-srv
| no-dns-srv
| none-srv
| no-srv
| reg-srv-unreach
| proxy-srv-unreach


| fanout
| up-overflow
| upobc-overflow
| dwobc-overflow
| dw-overflow
| lwpri-overflow
| queue-drop
| queue-load
| low-qos-jitter
| low-qos-delay
| mg-overload
| loss-env-mon
| etca-los
| etca-fcs
| etca-day-los
| etca-day-fcs
| etca-rx-octets
| etca-tx-octets
| user-sfp-los
| user-sfp-tx-fail
| user-sfp-not-prst
| user-sfp-inv-id
| user-sfp-t-exceed
| user-sfp-mismatch
| loss-lsmswp-cap
| hw-fault
| bat-a-fail
| bat-b-fail
| sem-ac-power-fail
| sem-ups-fail
| dc-a-fail
| synce-fail
| bits-fail
| volt-high-alarm
| volt-low-alarm
| temp-high-alarm
| temp-low-alarm
| tx-power-low-warn
| rx-power-low-warn
| volt-high-warn


| volt-low-warn
| temp-high-warn
| temp-low-warn
| dsx1-serdes-fail
| dsx1-los-fail
| dsx1-ais-sync
| dsx1-lof-sync
| dsx1-los-sync
| dsx1-deg-fail
| dsx1-rei-from-liu
| dsx1-rdi-from-liu
| dsx1-ais-from-liu
| dsx1-los-from-liu
| dsx1-lof-from-liu
| dsx1-rei-from-iwf
| dsx1-rdi-from-iwf
| dsx1-ais-from-iwf
| dsx1-los-from-iwf
| dsx1-lof-from-iwf
| efm-oam-cpecrevt
| cfm-defrdiccm
| cfm-defmacstatus
| cfm-defremoteccm
| cfm-deferrorccm
| cfm-defxconccm
| alrm-tbl-overflow
Possible values:


15 min
seconds in 1 day
requested profile
initialization
problem
connected
will rollback
rollback
server


direction
configured
15 minutes
files
board
temperature
missing
planned
up config group
below planned
set up config group
connected
failure


rack/shelf/slot
system


board
Alarm
transfer failed
churning time
churning time


exceed threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
appl server
exceeded.
name).
server).
name).
server).
server).
name).


exceed threshold
exceeds threshold
threshold
threshold
mismatch


as sync source
sync source
LIU
from LIU
from LIU
LIU
IWF
from IWF
from IWF
IWF
configured TCA


Possible values:
- length: x<=512
Only Show Details: critical alarm table related generic information
level critical since startup.
detail mode.
- a signed integer warning delta log.
detail mode.
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) indicating when the warning delta
detail mode.
log-overflowed Parameter type: <Alarm::OverflowStatus> specifies whether the warning
( yes delta log is overflowed or not.

40- ATM Status Commands
40.1 ATM Status Command Tree 40-1139

40.2 ATM Interface Status Command 40-1140
40.3 PVC Status Command 40-1142
40.4 TC Adapter Protocol Interval Status Command 40-1144
40.5 TC Adapter Protocol Current Quarter Performance 40-1146
Data Command
40.6 TC Adapter Protocol Current Day Performance Data 40-1148
Command
40.7 TC Adapter Protocol Performance Data for Previous 40-1150
Quarter Intervals Command
40.8 TC Adapter Protocol Performance Data for Previous 40-1152
Day Intervals Command

40 ATM Status Commands
40.1 ATM Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "ATM Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----atm
----interface
- (port)
----pvc
- (port-index)
----tc-int
- (port)
----tc-current-int
----fifteen-min
- (port)
----one-day
- (port)
----tc-15min-int
- (port)
- intvl-number
----tc-1day-int
- (port)
- intvl-number

40.2 ATM Interface Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the ATM interface configuration table.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with atm privileges.
Command Syntax
> show atm interface [ (port) ]
Command Parameters
Table 40.2-1 "ATM Interface Status Command" Resource Parameters
(port) Format: ATM interface
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 40.2-2 "ATM Interface Status Command" Display parameters
type Parameter type: <Atm::asamAtmItfType> type of ATM interface.
( not-specified This element is always shown.
| network-termination
| access-to-access
| user-to-access
| internal-server
| external-server )
Possible values:
- not-specified : not specified
- network-termination : network termination
- access-to-access : access to access interface


- user-to-access : user to access interface
- internal-server : internal server interface
- external-server : external server interface
number-of-pvcs Parameter type: <Atm::CrossConnectedPVccs> specifies the number of vcttp
- the number of Vcttp connections connections on this ATM
- range: [0...65535] interface (only PVC).

40.3 PVC Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the status of the PVC.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show atm pvc [ (port-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 40.3-1 "PVC Status Command" Resource Parameters
(port-index) Format: the ATM PVC
<Eqpt::PortId> : <Eqpt::VpiMandatoryId> :
<Eqpt::VciMandatoryId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Command Output
Table 40.3-2 "PVC Status Command" Display parameters
admin-status Parameter type: <Atm::adminStatus> specifies the desired
( admin-up administrative state of the VCL.
| admin-down ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- admin-up : enable traffic flow
- admin-down : disable traffic flow


operational-status Parameter type: <Atm::atmVclOperStatus> indicates the current operational
( up status of the VCL.
| down This element is always shown.
| unknown )
Possible values:
- up : traffic flow is enabled in the virtual link
- down : traffic flow is disabled in the virtual link
- unknown : state is unknown
last-change Parameter type: <Atm::LastChangeTime> time the VCL entered its current
- the time elapsed since a certain event operational state.
curr-encap-type Parameter type: <Atm::CurVccEncapType> the current established
( llc-snap encapsulation type.
| llc-snap-routed This element is always shown.
| llc-nlpid
| vc-mux-bridged-8023
| vc-mux-routed
| vc-mux-pppoa
| other
| unknown
| none )
Possible values:
protocol
protocol
protocol
- other : other encapsulation type
- unknown : unknown encapsulation type

40.4 TC Adapter Protocol Interval Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the TC adapter protocol interval status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show atm tc-int [ (port) ]
Command Parameters
Table 40.4-1 "TC Adapter Protocol Interval Status Command" Resource Parameters
(port) Format: ATM interface index
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / (rack/shelf/slot/port)
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 40.4-2 "TC Adapter Protocol Interval Status Command" Display parameters
valid-15-min-intervals Parameter type: <SignedInteger> the number of previous intervals
- a signed integer (maximum 192) for which valid
data has been stored. The value
of this object will be 192 unless
the device was brought online
within the last nx15 minutes, in
which case the value will be the
number of complete 15 minute
intervals the device has been
online


valid-1-day-intervals Parameter type: <SignedInteger> The number of previous intervals
- a signed integer (maximum 2) for which valid
data has been stored. The value
of this object will be 2 unless the
device was brought online within
the last nx24 hours, in which case
the value will be the number of
complete 24 hours intervals the
device has been online

40.5 TC Adapter Protocol Current Quarter

Performance Data Command
Command Description
This command displays the TC adapter protocol current quarter performance data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show atm tc-current-int fifteen-min [ (port) ]
Command Parameters
Table 40.5-1 "TC Adapter Protocol Current Quarter Performance Data Command" Resource
Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 40.5-2 "TC Adapter Protocol Current Quarter Performance Data Command" Display
parameters
ocd-far-end Parameter type: <Counter> the number of out of cell
- 32 bit counter delineations anomalies for
incoming cells on a far end ATM
interface connected to this ATM
interface


hec-far-end Parameter type: <Counter> the number of ATM cells
- 32 bit counter discarded on the far end ATM
interface due to HEC errors
ocd-near-end Parameter type: <Counter> the number of out of cell
incoming cells on an ATM
interface.An out of cell
delineation anomaly occurs when
there are 7 consecutive ATM
cells received which contain HEC
errors.
hec-near-end Parameter type: <Counter> number of ATM cells discarded
- 32 bit counter on the ATM interface due to
HEC errors

40.6 TC Adapter Protocol Current Day Performance

Data Command
Command Description
This command displays the TC adapter protocol current day performance data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show atm tc-current-int one-day [ (port) ]
Command Parameters
Table 40.6-1 "TC Adapter Protocol Current Day Performance Data Command" Resource
Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 40.6-2 "TC Adapter Protocol Current Day Performance Data Command" Display
parameters
interface


errors.
HEC errors

40.7 TC Adapter Protocol Performance Data for

Previous Quarter Intervals Command
Command Description
This command displays the TC adapter protocol-monitoring 15-min interval data parameters.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show atm tc-15min-int [ (port) [ intvl-number <Atm::AtmItvlNumber> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 40.7-1 "TC Adapter Protocol Performance Data for Previous Quarter Intervals Command"
Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
intvl-number Parameter type: <Atm::AtmItvlNumber> interval for which statistics are
Format: available
- interval for which statistics is available
- range: [1...192]
Command Output
Table 40.7-2 "TC Adapter Protocol Performance Data for Previous Quarter Intervals Command"
Display parameters


errors
HEC errors
interface

40.8 TC Adapter Protocol Performance Data for

Previous Day Intervals Command
Command Description
This command displays the TC adapter protocol-monitoring 1-day interval data parameters.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show atm tc-1day-int [ (port) [ intvl-number <Atm::AtmItvlNo1day> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 40.8-1 "TC Adapter Protocol Performance Data for Previous Day Intervals Command"
Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
intvl-number Parameter type: <Atm::AtmItvlNo1day> interval for which statistics are
Format: available
- itvl for which statistics is available
- range: [1...2]
Command Output
Table 40.8-2 "TC Adapter Protocol Performance Data for Previous Day Intervals Command"
Display parameters


errors.
HEC errors
interface

41- VLAN Status Commands
41.1 VLAN Status Command Tree 41-1155

41.2 Global VLAN Status Command 41-1157
41.3 Residential Bridge VLAN Summary Status Command 41-1158
41.4 Residential Bridge VLAN Extensive Status Command 41-1161
41.5 Cross-connect VLAN Status Command 41-1166
41.6 Stacked VLAN Status Command 41-1171
41.7 VLAN Name Mapping Status Command 41-1173
41.8 VLAN Filtering Database Per LIM Status Command 41-1174
41.9 Bridge Port Filtering Database Status Command 41-1178
41.10 VLAN Priority Regeneration Profile Status Command 41-1181
41.11 VLAN Priority Regeneration Profile Name Status 41-1184
Command
41.12 Show Next Free ID of VLAN Priority Regeneration 41-1187
Profile
41.13 Duplicate MAC Alarm Status Command 41-1188
41.14 Port Event Status Command 41-1192
41.15 Port Statistics for Current Quarter Status Command 41-1194
41.16 Port Statistics for Current Day Status Command 41-1197
41.17 Port Statistics for Previous Quarter Intervals Status 41-1200
Command
41.18 Port Statistics for Previous Day Intervals Status 41-1203
Command
41.19 VLAN Port Statistics for Current Quarter Status 41-1206
Command
41.20 VLAN Port Statistics for Current Day Status 41-1209
Command
41.21 VLAN Port Statistics for Previous Quarter Intervals 41-1212
Status Command
41.22 VLAN Port Statistics for Previous Day Intervals 41-1215
Status Command
41.23 P-bit Traffic Counters Status Command 41-1218
41.24 Current VLAN Filtering Database Status Command 41-1221
41.25 Accumulated Port Statistics 41-1223

41 VLAN Status Commands
41.1 VLAN Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "VLAN Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----vlan
----global
----residential-bridge
----summary
- (vlan-id)
- vlan-port
----extensive
- (vlan-id)
- vlan-port
----cross-connect
- (vlan-id)
- vlan-port
----stacked-vlan
- (s-vlanid)
- vlan-id
----name
- (name)
----fdb-board
- (slot)
- fdb-id
- mac
----bridge-port-fdb
- (port)
- vlan-id
- mac
----priority-regen
- (profile-id)
----prio-regen-name
- (name)
----prio-regen-next
----dup-mac-alarm
- (dup-port)
- dup-fdb-id
- dup-mac
----port-event
- (port)
----port-curr-15min-stats
- (port)
----port-curr-day-stats
- (port)
----port-15min-stats
- (port)
- interval-number
----port-prev-day-stats
- (port)

- interval-number
----current-15min-stats
- (vlanid)
- port
----current-day-stats
- (vlanid)
- port
----previous-15min-stats
- (vlanid)
- port
- interval-number
----vlan-day-stats
- (vlanid)
- port
- interval-number
----pbit-statistics
----port
- (vlan-port)
- min-dot1p
- max-dot1p
----fdbid
- (vlan-id)
----port-accumu-stats
- (port)

41.2 Global VLAN Status Command
Command Description
This command displays information common to all VLANs.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with vlan privileges.
Command Syntax
> show vlan global
Command Output
Table 41.2-2 "Global VLAN Status Command" Display parameters
Common Information:vlan parameters
configured-vlans Parameter type: <Vlan::Gauge> current number of configured and
- an unsigned integer auto configured vlans
management Parameter type: <Vlan::MgntVlanMode> specifies how the node is
( inband managed
| outband ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- inband : inband
- outband : outband
max-rb-vlan Parameter type: <Vlan::Gauge> maximum number of residential
- an unsigned integer bridge vlans that are supported
max-layer2-term-vlan Parameter type: <Vlan::Gauge> maximum number of layer2
- an unsigned integer terminated vlans that are
supported

41.3 Residential Bridge VLAN Summary Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays a list of ports attached to a particular VLAN of the type residential bridge VLAN.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show vlan residential-bridge summary [ (vlan-id) [ vlan-port <Itf::VlanPortInterface> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 41.3-1 "Residential Bridge VLAN Summary Status Command" Resource Parameters
(vlan-id) Format: network vlan id
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
vlan-port Parameter type: <Itf::VlanPortInterface> vlan port
Format:


<Eqpt::CVlan>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id

41.4 Residential Bridge VLAN Extensive Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays a list of ports, each with an extensive set of parameters, for a particular VLAN of the type
residential bridge VLAN in detail mode. Execution of this command may take a long time.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show vlan residential-bridge extensive [ (vlan-id) [ vlan-port <Itf::VlanPortInterface> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 41.4-1 "Residential Bridge VLAN Extensive Status Command" Resource Parameters
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
Format:


<Eqpt::CVlan>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
Command Output
Table 41.4-2 "Residential Bridge VLAN Extensive Status Command" Display parameters
qos-profile Parameter type: <Vlan::QosProfileName> QOS profile, dynamically or
( none statically (if no dynamic)
| name : <Vlan::IgnoredQosProfileName> ) assigned to a port
Field type <Vlan::IgnoredQosProfileName>
- length: 1<=x<=64
qos Parameter type: <Vlan::QosPolicy> the qos policy
( priority : <Vlan::Priority> This element is always shown.
| profile : none


| profile : 11
| profile : 12
| profile : 13
| profile : 14
| profile : 15
| profile : 16
| profile : 17
| profile : 18
| profile : 19
| profile : 20
| profile : 21
| profile : 22
| profile : 23
| profile : 24
| profile : 25
| profile : 26
| profile : 27
| profile : 28
| profile : 29
| profile : 30
| profile : 31
| profile : 32
Possible values:
- range: [0...7]
Possible values:
G voice


Possible values:
and software.
( none This element is always shown.
Possible values:
and software.
transmit-mode Parameter type: <Vlan::PortUntagStatus> transmit mode on egress
( untagged forwarding interface as tagged,
| single-tagged untagged or priority tagged
| priority-tagged ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:

41.5 Cross-connect VLAN Status Command
Command Description
This command displays all parameters for the ports attached to a particular VLAN of the type cross-connect VLAN.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show vlan cross-connect [ (vlan-id) [ vlan-port <Itf::VlanPortInterface> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 41.5-1 "Cross-connect VLAN Status Command" Resource Parameters
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
Format:


<Eqpt::CVlan>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number


- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
Command Output
Table 41.5-2 "Cross-connect VLAN Status Command" Display parameters
qos-profile Parameter type: <Vlan::QosProfileName> QOS profile, dynamically or
( none statically (if no dynamic)
| name : <Vlan::IgnoredQosProfileName> ) assigned to a port
- length: 1<=x<=64
qos Parameter type: <Vlan::QosPolicy> the qos policy
( priority : <Vlan::Priority> This element is always shown.
| profile : none


| profile : 11
| profile : 12
| profile : 13
| profile : 14
| profile : 15
| profile : 16
| profile : 17
| profile : 18
| profile : 19
| profile : 20
| profile : 21
| profile : 22
| profile : 23
| profile : 24
| profile : 25
| profile : 26
| profile : 27
| profile : 28
| profile : 29
| profile : 30
| profile : 31
| profile : 32
Possible values:
- range: [0...7]
Possible values:
G voice


Possible values:
and software.
( none This element is always shown.
Possible values:
and software.
transmit-mode Parameter type: <Vlan::PortUntagStatus> transmit mode on egress
( untagged forwarding interface as tagged,
| single-tagged untagged or priority tagged
| priority-tagged ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:

41.6 Stacked VLAN Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the stacked VLANs configured in the system.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show vlan stacked-vlan [ (s-vlanid) [ vlan-id <Vlan::StackedVlan> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 41.6-1 "Stacked VLAN Status Command" Resource Parameters
(s-vlanid) Format: vlan id
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
vlan-id Parameter type: <Vlan::StackedVlan> customer vlan
Format:
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]


41.7 VLAN Name Mapping Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the VLAN identity that corresponds to a given VLAN name.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show vlan name [ (name) ]
Command Parameters
Table 41.7-1 "VLAN Name Mapping Status Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: name used to identify the vlan
- char string
- length: x<=80
Command Output
Table 41.7-2 "VLAN Name Mapping Status Command" Display parameters
id Parameter type: <Vlan::StackedVlan> the vlan identity
( <Vlan::UVlanIndex> This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093,4094]
- range: [0...4093,4094,4096]

41.8 VLAN Filtering Database Per LIM Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays, given a particular VLAN, a unicast MAC address and a vlan port, an entry of the filtering
database, if any. The filtering dabatase is used by the bridging function in determining how to propagate a received
frame.This command displays information about an entry of the filtering database associated to a network VLAN. It
can also be used to display all fdb entries associated to a network VLAN.
The status parameter indicates what the trigger was for creation of the filtering database entry, that is, a filtering
entry can be configured or dynamically learned.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show vlan fdb-board [ (slot) [ fdb-id <Vlan::StackedVlan> ] [ mac <Vlan::MacAddr> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 41.8-1 "VLAN Filtering Database Per LIM Status Command" Resource Parameters
| nt )
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt : nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
fdb-id Parameter type: <Vlan::StackedVlan> fdb id
Format:
Possible values:


- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
mac Parameter type: <Vlan::MacAddr> the network mac address
Format:
- length: 6
Command Output
Table 41.8-2 "VLAN Filtering Database Per LIM Status Command" Display parameters
( vlan-port-nt : sfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex> : stacked : This element is only shown in
<Eqpt::SVlan> : <Eqpt::CVlan> detail mode.
<Eqpt::CVlan>


Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
Possible values:


- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
status Parameter type: <Vlan::FdbEntryStatus> the origin of the entry, unless
( other invalid. Invalid indicates the
| invalid entry is in progress of being
| learned deleted.
| self This element is always shown.
| static )
Possible values:
- other : entry does not determine the forwarding of frames
- invalid : entry is being removed
- learned : entry has been learned dynamically
- self : entry represents one of the device's addresses
- static : entry has been configured by a manager
sub-mac Parameter type: <Vlan::MacAddr> the user mac address ,when vmac
- mac address (aa:bb:cc:a1:02:03) is enabled, it identifies a vmac

41.9 Bridge Port Filtering Database Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays information about an entry of the filtering database on a particular vlan port. The filtering
database is used by the bridging function in determining how to propagate a received frame. It can also be used to
display all fdb entries on a vlan port or all fdb entries on a bridge port.
The status parameter indicates what the trigger was for creation of the filtering database entry, that is, a filtering
entry can be configured or dynamically learned.
The command should be executed with atleast the bridgeport as mandatory input otherwise it will take longer
execution time to retrieve the information in larger systems where large number of bridgeports / vlan ports are
configured while limited fdb entries on part of the vlan ports.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show vlan bridge-port-fdb [ (port) [ vlan-id <Vlan::StackedVlan> ] [ mac <Vlan::MacAddr> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 41.9-1 "Bridge Port Filtering Database Status Command" Resource Parameters
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / EFM port, ...)
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>


Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
vlan-id Parameter type: <Vlan::StackedVlan> the subscriber vlan id
Format:
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
mac Parameter type: <Vlan::MacAddr> mac address
Format:
- length: 6
Command Output

Table 41.9-2 "Bridge Port Filtering Database Status Command" Display parameters
fdb-id Parameter type: <Vlan::StackedVlan> the identity of this filtering
( <Vlan::UVlanIndex> database
| stacked : <Vlan::SVlanIndex> : <Vlan::CVlanIndex> ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093,4094]
- range: [0...4093,4094,4096]
status Parameter type: <Vlan::FdbEntryStatus> the origin of the entry, unless
( other invalid
| invalid This element is always shown.
| learned
| self
| static )
Possible values:
- other : entry does not determine the forwarding of frames
- invalid : entry is being removed
- learned : entry has been learned dynamically
- self : entry represents one of the device's addresses
- static : entry has been configured by a manager
vmac Parameter type: <Vlan::MacAddr> unicast virtual mac address
- mac address (aa:bb:cc:a1:02:03) This element is always shown.
- length: 6

41.10 VLAN Priority Regeneration Profile Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays, for a given priority regeneration profile, the mapping of the external p-bit codepoints
versus the internal priority. Such a profile provides a mapping for both the upstream and the downstream direction.
These priority regeneration profiles and their contents are predetermined and cannot be changed by the operator.
A priority regeneration profile is assigned to a bridge port when configuring the bridge port.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show vlan priority-regen [ (profile-id) ]
Command Parameters
Table 41.10-1 "VLAN Priority Regeneration Profile Status Command" Resource Parameters
(profile-id) Format: profile id
( trusted-port
| best-effort
| cl-all-prio-3
| cl-all-prio-4
| background
| be-cl-voice
| be-cl-1d-voice
| be-voice
| l2-vpn-3
| l2-vpn-4
| 11
| 12
| 13
| 14
| 15
| 16
| 17
| 18
| 19
| 20
| 21


| 22
| 23
| 24
| 25
| 26
| 27
| 28
| 29
| 30
| 31
| 32 )
Possible values:
G voice
Command Output
Table 41.10-2 "VLAN Priority Regeneration Profile Status Command" Display parameters
name Parameter type: <Vlan::AdminString> name of the profile
- char string This element is always shown.
- length: x<=80
reference-count Parameter type: <Vlan::Integer> the reference count for the profile
- a signed integer This element is always shown.

Only Show Details: priority regeneration profile

priority-0 Parameter type: <Vlan::NibbleMask_0> the regenerated priority for .1p
- nibble mask priority codepoint 0
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.

41.11 VLAN Priority Regeneration Profile Name

Status Command
Command Description
This command displays, for a given priority regeneration profile Name, the mapping of the external p-bit
codepoints versus the internal priority. Such a profile provides a mapping for both the upstream and the
downstream direction.
These priority regeneration profiles and their contents are predetermined and cannot be changed by the operator.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show vlan prio-regen-name [ (name) ]
Command Parameters
Table 41.11-1 "VLAN Priority Regeneration Profile Name Status Command" Resource Parameters
and software.
Command Output
Table 41.11-2 "VLAN Priority Regeneration Profile Name Status Command" Display parameters
profile-id Parameter type: <Vlan::ShowPrioRegenProfile> name of the profile
( trusted-port This element is always shown.
| best-effort
| cl-all-prio-3
| cl-all-prio-4
| background
| be-cl-voice
| be-cl-1d-voice
| be-voice
| l2-vpn-3


| l2-vpn-4
| 11
| 12
| 13
| 14
| 15
| 16
| 17
| 18
| 19
| 20
| 21
| 22
| 23
| 24
| 25
| 26
| 27
| 28
| 29
| 30
| 31
| 32 )
Possible values:
G voice


reference-count Parameter type: <Vlan::Integer> the reference count for the profile
Only Show Details: priority regeneration profile
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.

41.12 Show Next Free ID of VLAN Priority

Regeneration Profile
Command Description
This command displays next free id of VLAN Priority Regeneration Profile.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show vlan prio-regen-next
Command Output
Table 41.12-2 "Show Next Free ID of VLAN Priority Regeneration Profile " Display parameters
next-free-index Parameter type: <AsamNextProfileIndex> next free profile index
- a profile index This element is always shown.
- range: [0...65535]

41.13 Duplicate MAC Alarm Status Command
Command Description
This command is useful when a duplicate MAC alarm has occurred. A duplicate MAC alarm is raised when a new
MAC address could not be learned on a port because this MAC address already exists on another port for the same
VLAN, that is, within the same filtering database. The information displayed indicates the port where the MAC
address is assigned, that is, the original port.
The duplicate MAC alarm information is available as long as the alarm is on.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show vlan dup-mac-alarm [ (dup-port) [ dup-fdb-id <Vlan::StackedVlan> ] [ dup-mac <Vlan::MacAddr> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 41.13-1 "Duplicate MAC Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
(dup-port) Format: identity of a port(e.g. atm PVC,
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
- the rack number


- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
dup-fdb-id Parameter type: <Vlan::StackedVlan> duplicate fdb id
Format:
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
dup-mac Parameter type: <Vlan::MacAddr> duplicate mac address
Format:
- length: 6
Command Output
Table 41.13-2 "Duplicate MAC Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
port Parameter type: <Vlan::BridgePort> identity of a port(e.g. atm PVC,


<Eqpt::PortId> : <Eqpt::VpiId> : <Eqpt::VciId> This element is always shown.
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
sub-vlan Parameter type: <Vlan::StackedVlan> the subscriber vlan associated to
( <Vlan::UVlanIndex> bridge port
Possible values:


- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093,4094]
- range: [0...4093,4094,4096]
dup-sub-vlan Parameter type: <Vlan::StackedVlan> the subscriber vlan associated to
( <Vlan::UVlanIndex> duplicate bridge port
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093,4094]
- range: [0...4093,4094,4096]

41.14 Port Event Status Command
Command Description
This command displays all the kinds of events that occurred on a given port. These events relate to error cases.
The display element no-mac-learn that indicates that not all mac addresses are learned, is not applicable for
intel/CATE boards.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show vlan port-event [ (port) ]
Command Parameters
Table 41.14-1 "Port Event Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI


Possible values:
Command Output
Table 41.14-2 "Port Event Status Command" Display parameters
event-time Parameter type: <Vlan::StatsTime> the time in seconds when the
- time event ocurred
- unit: sec This element is always shown.
aal5-fcs-error Parameter type: <Vlan::Aal5FcsError> error of the aal5 frame or fcs
short name: aal5-fcs ( ( aal5-fcs | yes ) error
| ( no-aal5-fcs | no ) ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- aal5-fcs : aal5 or fcs error
- yes : aal5 or fcs error
- no-aal5-fcs : no aal5 or fcs error
- no : no aal5 or fcs error
llc-error Parameter type: <Vlan::LlcError> incorrect llc format
short name: llc ( ( llc | yes ) This element is always shown.
| ( no-llc | no ) )
Possible values:
- llc : incorrect llc
- yes : incorrect llc
- no-llc : correct llc
- no : correct llc
no-mac-learn Parameter type: <Vlan::MacNoLearnError> new MAC address could not be
short name: no-mac ( ( mac-learn-error | yes ) learned, upstream pkt is
| ( no-mac-learn-error | no ) ) discarded
- mac-learn-error : mac learn error
- yes : mac learn error
- no-mac-learn-error : no mac learn error
- no : no mac learn error
dup-mac Parameter type: <Vlan::MacDuplicateError> failure of MAC address learning
( ( mac-dup-error | yes ) while MAC address already
| ( no-mac-dup-error | no ) ) exists on another port within the
Possible values: same VLAN
- mac-dup-error : mac duplicate error This element is always shown.
- yes : mac duplicate error
- no-mac-dup-error : no mac duplicate error
- no : no mac duplicate error

41.15 Port Statistics for Current Quarter Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays performance statistics for the current quarter for a particular port. Counters for upstream
and downstream traffic are displayed. These counters include all traffic on the port, including PPPoE relayed and
PPPoE terminated traffic.
Counters for discarded frames are displayed. Frames are discarded as a result of buffer acceptance control or
policing.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show vlan port-curr-15min-stats [ (port) ]
Command Parameters
Table 41.15-1 "Port Statistics for Current Quarter Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Command Output
Table 41.15-2 "Port Statistics for Current Quarter Status Command" Display parameters
elapsed-time Parameter type: <Vlan::StatsTime> elapsed time in this interval, i.e.
- time for the current 15 minutes
- unit: sec interval; expressed in seconds
measure-time Parameter type: <Vlan::StatsTime> actually measured time in this
- time interval; expressed in seconds
Only Show Details: up stream counters
forward-frame Parameter type: <Vlan::OctetCounter> number of frames forwarded in
- vlan counter upstream direction on a bridge
port, for the specified interval
detail mode.
forward-byte Parameter type: <Vlan::OctetCounter> number of bytes forwarded in
detail mode.
discard-frame Parameter type: <Vlan::OctetCounter> number of discarded frames in
detail mode.
discard-byte Parameter type: <Vlan::OctetCounter> number of discarded bytes in
detail mode.

Only Show Details: down stream counters

- vlan counter downstream direction on a bridge
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.

41.16 Port Statistics for Current Day Status

Command
Command Description
This command shows Performance Statistics for the current day for a particular port. Counters for upstream and
downstream traffic are displayed. These counters include all traffic on the port, including PPPoE Relayed and
PPPoE terminated traffic.
policing.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show vlan port-curr-day-stats [ (port) ]
Command Parameters
Table 41.16-1 "Port Statistics for Current Day Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Command Output
Table 41.16-2 "Port Statistics for Current Day Status Command" Display parameters
- time for the current day interval;
- unit: sec expressed in seconds
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.


detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.

41.17 Port Statistics for Previous Quarter Intervals

Status Command
Command Description
This command displays performance statistics for the previous quarter intervals, for a particular port. Counters for
upstream and downstream traffic are displayed. These counters include all traffic on the port, including PPPoE
relayed and PPPoE terminated traffic.
policing.
The interval is specified. Interval number 1 identifies the most recent completed quarter interval. From there
onward, interval numbers are incremented by 1. Higher interval numbers relate to less recent intervals.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show vlan port-15min-stats [ (port) [ interval-number <Vlan::IntervalNumber> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 41.17-1 "Port Statistics for Previous Quarter Intervals Status Command" Resource
Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
interval-number Parameter type: <Vlan::IntervalNumber> interval number, where 1 is the
Format: most recent completed interval
- [1...32] for gpon,[1...96] for others
- range: [1...96]
Command Output
Table 41.17-2 "Port Statistics for Previous Quarter Intervals Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
detail mode.
port, for the specified interval.
Frames are discarded as a result
of buffer acceptance or policing
detail mode.


port, for the specified interval.
Discarding is a result of buffer
acceptance or policing
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.

41.18 Port Statistics for Previous Day Intervals

Status Command
Command Description
This command displays performance statistics for the previous day intervals for a particular port. Counters for
policing.
The interval is specified. Interval number 1 identifies the most recent completed day interval. From there onward,
interval numbers are incremented by 1. Higher interval numbers relate to less recent intervals.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show vlan port-prev-day-stats [ (port) [ interval-number <Vlan::DayIntervalNumber> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 41.18-1 "Port Statistics for Previous Day Intervals Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
interval-number Parameter type: <Vlan::DayIntervalNumber> interval number
Format:
- IntervalNumber for one day pm
- range: [1]
Command Output
Table 41.18-2 "Port Statistics for Previous Day Intervals Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.


detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.

41.19 VLAN Port Statistics for Current Quarter

Status Command
Command Description
This command displays performance statistics for the current quarter for a particular VLAN and port. Counters for
User Level
Command Syntax
> show vlan current-15min-stats [ (vlanid) [ port <Itf::BridgePort> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 41.19-1 "VLAN Port Statistics for Current Quarter Status Command" Resource Parameters
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
port Parameter type: <Itf::BridgePort> identity of a port(e.g. atm PVC,
Format: EFM port, ...)
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>


- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Command Output
Table 41.19-2 "VLAN Port Statistics for Current Quarter Status Command" Display parameters
- vlan counter upstream direction per VLAN on
a bridge port, for the specified
interval
detail mode.
forward-byte Parameter type: <Vlan::OctetCounter> number of frames forwarded in


interval
detail mode.
interval
detail mode.
interval
detail mode.
- vlan counter downstream direction per VLAN
on a bridge port, for the specified
interval
detail mode.
interval
detail mode.
interval
detail mode.
interval
detail mode.

41.20 VLAN Port Statistics for Current Day Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays performance statistics for the current day for a particular VLAN and port. Counters for
policing.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show vlan current-day-stats [ (vlanid) [ port <Itf::BridgePort> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 41.20-1 "VLAN Port Statistics for Current Day Status Command" Resource Parameters
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
<Eqpt::PortId>


<Eqpt::OntPortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Command Output
Table 41.20-2 "VLAN Port Statistics for Current Day Status Command" Display parameters
interval
detail mode.


interval
detail mode.
interval
detail mode.
interval
detail mode.
interval
detail mode.
interval
detail mode.
interval
detail mode.
interval
detail mode.

41.21 VLAN Port Statistics for Previous Quarter

Intervals Status Command
Command Description
This command displays performance statistics for the previous quarter intervals for a particular VLAN and port.
Counters for upstream and downstream traffic are displayed. These counters include all traffic on the port,
including PPPoE relayed and PPPoE terminated traffic.
The interval is specified. Interval number 1 identifies the most recent completed quarter interval. From there
onward, interval numbers are incremented by 1. Higher interval numbers relate to less recent intervals.
policing.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show vlan previous-15min-stats [ (vlanid) [ port <Itf::BridgePort> ] [ interval-number <Vlan::IntervalNumber> ]

]
Command Parameters
Table 41.21-1 "VLAN Port Statistics for Previous Quarter Intervals Status Command" Resource
Parameters
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]


<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
interval-number Parameter type: <Vlan::IntervalNumber> interval number
Format:
- [1...32] for gpon,[1...96] for others
- range: [1...96]
Command Output
Table 41.21-2 "VLAN Port Statistics for Previous Quarter Intervals Status Command" Display
parameters


interval
detail mode.
interval
detail mode.
interval
detail mode.
interval
detail mode.
interval
detail mode.
interval
detail mode.
interval
detail mode.
interval
detail mode.

41.22 VLAN Port Statistics for Previous Day

Intervals Status Command
Command Description
This command displays performance statistics for the previous day intervals for a particular VLAN and port.
Counters for upstream and downstream traffic are displayed. These counters include all traffic on the port,
including PPPoE relayed and PPPoE terminated traffic.
The interval is specified. Interval number 1 identifies the most recent completed day interval. From there onward,
interval numbers are incremented by 1. Higher interval numbers relate to less recent intervals.
policing.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show vlan vlan-day-stats [ (vlanid) [ port <Itf::BridgePort> ] [ interval-number <Vlan::DayIntervalNumber> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 41.22-1 "VLAN Port Statistics for Previous Day Intervals Status Command" Resource
Parameters
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]


<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
interval-number Parameter type: <Vlan::DayIntervalNumber> interval number
Format:
- IntervalNumber for one day pm
- range: [1]
Command Output
Table 41.22-2 "VLAN Port Statistics for Previous Day Intervals Status Command" Display
parameters


interval
detail mode.
interval
detail mode.
interval
detail mode.
interval
detail mode.
interval
detail mode.
interval
detail mode.
interval
detail mode.
interval
detail mode.

41.23 P-bit Traffic Counters Status Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to show the p-bit traffic counters.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show vlan pbit-statistics port [ (vlan-port) [ min-dot1p <Vlan::Dot1pMin> ] [ max-dot1p <Vlan::Dot1pMax> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 41.23-1 "P-bit Traffic Counters Status Command" Resource Parameters
(vlan-port) Format: vlan port
<Eqpt::CVlan>


Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:


Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
min-dot1p Parameter type: <Vlan::Dot1pMin> the min pbit value
Format:
- dot1p value range
- range: [0...7]
max-dot1p Parameter type: <Vlan::Dot1pMax> the max pbit value
Format:
- dot1p value range
- range: [0...7]
Command Output
Table 41.23-2 "P-bit Traffic Counters Status Command" Display parameters
up-forward-byte Parameter type: <Vlan::Dot1pTraffCounter> all forwarded bytes in upstream
- 64 bit counter,range:[0-9223372036854775808] directions on a vlan port for the
given P-bit range.
dn-forward-byte Parameter type: <Vlan::Dot1pTraffCounter> all forwarded bytes in
- 64 bit counter,range:[0-9223372036854775808] downstream directions on a vlan
port for the given P-bit range.

41.24 Current VLAN Filtering Database Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays filtering database used by this VLAN.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show vlan fdbid [ (vlan-id) ]
Command Parameters
Table 41.24-1 "Current VLAN Filtering Database Status Command" Resource Parameters
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
Command Output
Table 41.24-2 "Current VLAN Filtering Database Status Command" Display parameters
fdb-id Parameter type: <Vlan::StackedVlan> identity of the filtering database
Possible values:


- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093,4094]
- range: [0...4093,4094,4096]

41.25 Accumulated Port Statistics
Command Description
This command displays performance statistics for a particular port. Counters for upstream and downstream traffic
are displayed. These counters do not include broadcast/multicast frames per bridge port in downstream direction.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show vlan port-accumu-stats [ (port) ]
Command Parameters
Table 41.25-1 "Accumulated Port Statistics" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI


Possible values:
Command Output
Table 41.25-2 "Accumulated Port Statistics" Display parameters
up-fwd-frame Parameter type: <Vlan::OctetCounter> number of frames forwarded in
up-fwd-byte Parameter type: <Vlan::OctetCounter> number of bytes forwarded in
up-dis-frame Parameter type: <Vlan::OctetCounter> number of discarded frames in
up-dis-byte Parameter type: <Vlan::OctetCounter> number of discarded bytes in
dn-fwd-frame Parameter type: <Vlan::OctetCounter> number of frames forwarded in
dn-fwd-byte Parameter type: <Vlan::OctetCounter> number of bytes forwarded in
dn-dis-frame Parameter type: <Vlan::OctetCounter> number of discarded frames in
dn-dis-byte Parameter type: <Vlan::OctetCounter> number of discarded bytes in

42- QOS Status Commands
42.1 QOS Status Command Tree 42-1226

42.2 QoS Session Profile Status Command 42-1228
42.3 QoS Marker Profile Status Command 42-1229
42.4 QoS Policer Profile Status Command 42-1230
42.5 QoS Queue Profile Status Command 42-1231
42.6 QoS Scheduler Node Profile Status Command 42-1232
42.7 QoS CAC Profile Status Command 42-1233
42.8 QoS Policy Profile Status Command 42-1234
42.9 QoS L2 Filter Profile Status Command 42-1235
42.10 QoS L3 Filter Profile Status Command 42-1236
42.11 QoS Policy Action Profile Status Command 42-1237
42.12 QoS IngressQoS Profile Status Command 42-1238
42.13 QoS Shaper Profile Status Command 42-1239
42.14 QoS Bandwidth Profile Status Command 42-1240
42.15 QoS Rate Limit Profile Status Command 42-1241
42.16 QoS DSCP to PBIT Profile Status Command 42-1242
42.17 QoS Interface Bandwidth Status Command 42-1243
42.18 QoS Total Buffer Overflow Statistics for Previous 42-1245
Quarter
42.19 QoS Total Buffer Overflow Statistics for Current 42-1248
Quarter
42.20 QoS Total Buffer Overflow Statistics for Previous 42-1251
Day Command
42.21 QoS Total Buffer Overflow Statistics for Current Day 42-1254
42.22 QoS Total Buffer Overflow Statistics Total Status 42-1257
Command
42.23 QoS Interface Buffer Overflow Statistics for Previous 42-1261
Quarter
42.24 QoS Interface Buffer Overflow Statistics for Current 42-1263
Quarter
42.25 QoS Fan Out Statistics for Previous Quarter 42-1265
42.26 QoS Fan Out Statistics for Current 15 minutes 42-1267
42.27 QoS Fan Out Statistics for Previous Day 42-1269
42.28 QoS Fan Out Statistics for Current Day 42-1271
42.29 QoS LT Queue Overflow Statistics for Previous 42-1273
Quarter
42.30 QoS LT Queue Overflow Statistics for current 42-1275
Quarter
42.31 QoS TC2QMapping Status Command 42-1277

42 QOS Status Commands
42.1 QOS Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "QOS Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----qos
----profile-usage
----session
- (name)
----marker
- (name)
----policer
- (name)
----queue
- (name)
----scheduler-node
- (name)
----cac
- (name)
----policy
- (name)
----l2-filter
- (name)
----l3-filter
- (name)
----policy-action
- (name)
----ingress-qos
- (name)
----shaper
- (name)
----bandwidth
- (name)
----rate-limit
- (name)
----dscp-pbit
- (name)
----interface-bandwidth
- (index)
----statistics
----buffer-overflow
----prev-15min
- (equip-slot)
- interval-num
----current-15min
- (equip-slot)
----prev-1day
- (equip-slot)
----current-1day
- (equip-slot)

----total
- (equip-slot)
----queue
----prev-15min
- (index)
- queue
- interval-num
----current-15min
- (index)
- queue
----lt-cos
----prev-15min
- (equip-slot)
- traffic-class
- interval-num
----current-15min
- (equip-slot)
- traffic-class
----prev-1day
- (equip-slot)
- interval-num
----current-1day
- (equip-slot)
----lt-queue
----prev-15min
- (index)
----current-15min
- (index)
----tc-to-qmap
- (name)

42.2 QoS Session Profile Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the QoS session profile status. A QoS profile that is in use cannot be deleted, so the
operator can use this command to display the usage of QoS session profiles. The QoS session profile usage
represents the total user sessions (both for statically configured and dynamic sessions).
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with qos privileges.
Command Syntax
> show qos profile-usage session [ (name) ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.2-1 "QoS Session Profile Status Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: A session profile name
and software.
Command Output
Table 42.2-2 "QoS Session Profile Status Command" Display parameters
ref-count Parameter type: <AsamProfileRefCount32> Indicates the number of entities
- number of entities using this particular profile using this profile. If the reference
- range: [0...4294967295] count is greater than 0, then this
profile is 'in use', and may NOT
be deleted. If the value is 0, then
this profile is 'not in use', and can
be deleted.

42.3 QoS Marker Profile Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the QoS marker profile status. A QoS profile that is in use cannot be deleted, so the
operator can use this command to display the usage of QoS marker profiles. The QoS marker profile usage shows
the references from existing QoS session profiles because these profiles are not applied on their own.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos profile-usage marker [ (name) ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.3-1 "QoS Marker Profile Status Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: A marker profile name
and software.
Command Output
Table 42.3-2 "QoS Marker Profile Status Command" Display parameters
profile 'is in use', and may NOT
be deleted.

42.4 QoS Policer Profile Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the QoS policer profile status. A QoS profile that is in use cannot be deleted, so the
operator can use this command to display the usage of QoS policer profiles. The QoS policer profile usage shows
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos profile-usage policer [ (name) ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.4-1 "QoS Policer Profile Status Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: A policer profile name
and software.
Command Output
Table 42.4-2 "QoS Policer Profile Status Command" Display parameters
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42.5 QoS Queue Profile Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the QoS queue profile status. A QoS profile that is in use cannot be deleted, so the operator
can use this command to display the usage of QoS queue profiles. The QoS queue profile usage shows the
references from existing QoS session profiles because these profiles are not applied on their own.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos profile-usage queue [ (name) ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.5-1 "QoS Queue Profile Status Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: A queue profile name
and software.
Command Output
Table 42.5-2 "QoS Queue Profile Status Command" Display parameters
ref-count Parameter type: <AsamProfileRefCount32> indicates the number of entities
- range: [0...4294967295] count is not 0, then this profile is
'in use', and can not be deleted. If
the value is 0, then this profile is
'not in use', and can be deleted.

42.6 QoS Scheduler Node Profile Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the QoS scheduler-node profile status. A QoS profile that is in use cannot be deleted, so the
operator can use this command to display the usage of QoS scheduler-node profiles. The QoS scheduler-node
profile usage shows the references from existing QoS session profiles because these profiles are not applied on
their own.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos profile-usage scheduler-node [ (name) ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.6-1 "QoS Scheduler Node Profile Status Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: A scheduler-node profile name
and software.
Command Output
Table 42.6-2 "QoS Scheduler Node Profile Status Command" Display parameters
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42.7 QoS CAC Profile Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the QoS CAC profile status. A QoS profile that is in use cannot be deleted, so the operator
can use this command to display the usage of QoS CAC profiles. The QoS CAC profile usage displays the
references from existing QoS session profiles because these profiles are not applied on their own.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos profile-usage cac [ (name) ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.7-1 "QoS CAC Profile Status Command" Resource Parameters
and software.
Command Output
Table 42.7-2 "QoS CAC Profile Status Command" Display parameters
ref-count Parameter type: <AsamProfileRefCount> indicates the number of entities
be deleted.

42.8 QoS Policy Profile Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the QoS policy profile status. A QoS profile in use cannot be deleted. Use this command to
display the usage of QoS policy profiles. The QoS policy profile usage shows the references from existing QoS
session profiles because these profiles are not applied on their own.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos profile-usage policy [ (name) ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.8-1 "QoS Policy Profile Status Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: A unique policy profile name
and software.
Command Output
Table 42.8-2 "QoS Policy Profile Status Command" Display parameters
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42.9 QoS L2 Filter Profile Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the QoS L2 filter profile status. A QoS profile in use cannot be deleted. Use this command
to display the usage of QoS L2 filter profiles. The QoS L2 filter profile usage shows the references from existing
QoS session profiles because these profiles are not applied on their own.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos profile-usage l2-filter [ (name) ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.9-1 "QoS L2 Filter Profile Status Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: A l2 filter name
and software.
Command Output
Table 42.9-2 "QoS L2 Filter Profile Status Command" Display parameters
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42.10 QoS L3 Filter Profile Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the QoS L3 filter profile status. A QoS profile in use cannot be deleted. Use this command
to display the usage of QoS L3 Filter profiles. The QoS L3 filter profile usage shows the references from existing
QoS session profiles because these profiles are not applied on their own.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos profile-usage l3-filter [ (name) ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.10-1 "QoS L3 Filter Profile Status Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: A l3 filter name
and software.
Command Output
Table 42.10-2 "QoS L3 Filter Profile Status Command" Display parameters
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42.11 QoS Policy Action Profile Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the QoS policy action profile status. A QoS profile in use cannot be deleted. Use this
command to display the usage of policy action profiles. The QoS policy action profile usage shows the references
from existing QoS session profiles because these profiles are not applied on their own.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos profile-usage policy-action [ (name) ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.11-1 "QoS Policy Action Profile Status Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: A policy action profile name
and software.
Command Output
Table 42.11-2 "QoS Policy Action Profile Status Command" Display parameters
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42.12 QoS IngressQoS Profile Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the QoS Ingress profile status. A QoS profile that is in use cannot be deleted, so the
operator can use this command to display the usage of QoS Ingress profiles. The QoS Ingress profile usage shows
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos profile-usage ingress-qos [ (name) ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.12-1 "QoS IngressQoS Profile Status Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: An ingress profile name
and software.
Command Output
Table 42.12-2 "QoS IngressQoS Profile Status Command" Display parameters
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42.13 QoS Shaper Profile Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the QoS shaper profile status. A QoS profile that is in use cannot be deleted, so the
operator can use this command to display the usage of QoS shaper profiles. The QoS shaper profile usage shows
the reference from existing QoS shaper profiles because these profiles are not applied on their own.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos profile-usage shaper [ (name) ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.13-1 "QoS Shaper Profile Status Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: A shaper profile name
and software.
Command Output
Table 42.13-2 "QoS Shaper Profile Status Command" Display parameters
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42.14 QoS Bandwidth Profile Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the QoS Bandwidth profile status. A QoS profile that is in use cannot be deleted, so the
operator can use this command to display the usage of QoS scheduler-node profiles. The QoS Bandwidth profile
usage shows the references from existing QoS session profiles because these profiles are not applied on their own.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos profile-usage bandwidth [ (name) ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.14-1 "QoS Bandwidth Profile Status Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: A scheduler profile name
and software.
Command Output
Table 42.14-2 "QoS Bandwidth Profile Status Command" Display parameters
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42.15 QoS Rate Limit Profile Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the QoS Rate Limit profile status. A QoS profile that is in use cannot be deleted, so the
operator can use this command to display the usage of QoS rate limit profiles. The QoS rate limit profile usage
shows the reference from existing QoS rate limit profiles because these profiles are not applied on their own.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos profile-usage rate-limit [ (name) ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.15-1 "QoS Rate Limit Profile Status Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: Protocol Rate Limit profile name
and software.
Command Output
Table 42.15-2 "QoS Rate Limit Profile Status Command" Display parameters
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42.16 QoS DSCP to PBIT Profile Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the QoS DSCP to PBIT profile status. A QoS profile that is in use cannot be deleted, so the
operator can use this command to display the usage of QoS DSCP to PBIT profiles. The QoS DSCP to PBIT profile
usage shows the references from existing QoS Marker profiles because these profiles are not applied on their own.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos profile-usage dscp-pbit [ (name) ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.16-1 "QoS DSCP to PBIT Profile Status Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: A DSCP to PBIT profile name
and software.
Command Output
Table 42.16-2 "QoS DSCP to PBIT Profile Status Command" Display parameters
profile 'is in use', and may NOT
be deleted.

42.17 QoS Interface Bandwidth Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the bandwidth allocation and usage for each interface.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos interface-bandwidth [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.17-1 "QoS Interface Bandwidth Status Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: port
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 42.17-2 "QoS Interface Bandwidth Status Command" Display parameters
frame-net-bw Parameter type: <SignedInteger> Represents the approximate
- a signed integer bandwidth available for Ethernet
frames, which is guaranteed to be
available by the physical layer.
This approximation is made by
the configurable ATM overhead
factor.
res-data-bw Parameter type: <Qos::IgnoredSignedInteger> The portion the frame-net-bw that
- a signed integer is reserved for all data services


(typically HSI user traffic). This
is a reserved value per DSL
interface (and not per user
session) and applicable in the
downstream direction only.
detail mode.
res-voice-bw Parameter type: <Qos::IgnoredSignedInteger> The portion of the frame-net-bw
- a signed integer that is reserved for all voice
services (typically HSI user
traffic). This is a reserved value
per DSL interface (and not per
voice call) and applicable in the
downstream direction only. The
usage of this value is to set apart
a minimum rate such that video
and voice services can never
impact each other.
detail mode.
m-cast-max-bw Parameter type: <Qos::IgnoredSignedInteger> Represents the rate limitation
- a signed integer imposed by the operator upon the
maximum bandwidth to be
consumed by user multicast video
sessions. This limit can enforce a
smaller value than actually
available on the DSL link.
detail mode.
m-cast-avail-bw Parameter type: <SignedInteger> Represents the bandwidth
- a signed integer available for multicast services,
calculated by the ISAM. This
value is what is left from
frame-net-bw after deducting
from it res-data-bw and
res-voice-bw. The minimum of
m-cast-avail-bw and
m-cast-max-bw will be the actual
limitation for user multicast
bandwidth usage per DSL link.
m-cast-used-bw Parameter type: <SignedInteger> Shows the bandwidth currently in
- a signed integer use by pre-configured multicast
streams.
u-cast-avail-us-bw Parameter type: <SignedInteger> Shows the up stream bandwidth
- a signed integer currently available.
u-cast-avail-ds-bw Parameter type: <SignedInteger> Shows the down stream
- a signed integer bandwidth currently available.

42.18 QoS Total Buffer Overflow Statistics for

Previous Quarter
Command Description
This command displays the buffer overflow for each unit applicable on dedicated buffer pools and not on individual
queues. These counters are supported on L3 units. Under normal working conditions, all these counters should
read zero.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos statistics buffer-overflow prev-15min [ (equip-slot) [ interval-num <Qos::CounterInterval> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.18-1 "QoS Total Buffer Overflow Statistics for Previous Quarter" Resource Parameters
(equip-slot) Format: physical position of the board
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
interval-num Parameter type: <Qos::CounterInterval> time interval interms of 15 min
Format:
- time interval interms of 15 mins
- range: [1...32]
Command Output
Table 42.18-2 "QoS Total Buffer Overflow Statistics for Previous Quarter" Display parameters


upstream Parameter type: <Counter> the number of buffer overflows
- 32 bit counter on an LIM module in the
upstream direction on a 15
minute interval basis. The
upstream direction on the LIM is
non-blocking, hence this value
should always read zero under
normal working conditions.
upstream-obc Parameter type: <Counter> the number of buffer overflows
- 32 bit counter on an LIM module for the
OBC-directed traffic upstream on
a 15 minute interval basis. In
some special conditions such as
system startup or re-start packet
loss may occur here but under
normal circumstances this
counter should read zero.
downstream-obc Parameter type: <Counter> the number of buffer overflows
- 32 bit counter on an LIM module for the
OBC-directed traffic downstream
on a 15 minute interval basis.
Under normal circumstances this
counter should always read zero.
downstream-unicast Parameter type: <Counter> a counter for the event of total
- 32 bit counter buffer overflow of the
downstream unicast pool. This
even should not occur. Queue
fill-up and tail drop is a normal
condition for data traffic
(individual queues) but not for
voice and video on demand
services (individual queues). If
the total downstream pool is
filled, that means that non-QoS
aware packet loss will occur.
downstream-multicast Parameter type: <Counter> a counter for the event of total
downstream multicast pool. This
even should be a rather rare
event. On the long term, buffer
overflow in the multicast pool
may occur a few times a day (less
than a few tens under heavy
multicast usage).
obc-injected Parameter type: <Counter> Previous 15 minute for
- 32 bit counter OBC-injected buffer overflow
event on LIM, This event
happens if the processor cannot
cope with the extensive load of
the system and cannot reassemble
a frame in due time. This event
should not occur under normal


working conditions. This counter
is used for both upstream and
downstream OBC-injected
frames on an LIM.
measured-time Parameter type: <Qos::TimeTicks> the amount of time, that statistics
- timer value for parameters for this entry have been counted.
- unit: 1/100 sec This element is always shown.
partial-aggr-buf-ovflw Parameter type: <Vlan::OctetCounter> the number of lower traffic class
- vlan counter packets discarded due to global
buffer occupancy threshold
overflow


Current Quarter
Command Description
read zero.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos statistics buffer-overflow current-15min [ (equip-slot) ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.19-1 "QoS Total Buffer Overflow Statistics for Current Quarter" Resource Parameters
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 42.19-2 "QoS Total Buffer Overflow Statistics for Current Quarter" Display parameters
upstream Parameter type: <Counter> number of buffer overflows on an
- 32 bit counter EBLT LIM module in the
upstream direction on a 15


minute interval basis in the
current measurement epoch. The
should read always zero under
upstream-obc Parameter type: <Counter> number of buffer overflows on an
- 32 bit counter EBLT LIM module for the
a 15 minute interval basis in the
current measurement. In some
special conditions such as system
startup or re-start packet loss may
occur here but under normal
circumstances this counter should
read zero.
downstream-obc Parameter type: <Counter> number of buffer overflows on an
- 32 bit counter EBLT LIM module for the
on a 15 minute interval basis in
the current measurement.
filled, that means that QoS
un-aware packet loss will occur.
multicast usage).
obc-injected Parameter type: <Counter> Current 15 minute for
- 32 bit counter OBC-injected buffer overflow
event on LIM, there is a reserved
buffer pool for OBC-injected
traffic which under very heavy
load conditions may eventually
get full, and the LIM OBC will
be unable to communicate with
the external world for a very
short time interval.


elapse-time Parameter type: <Qos::TimeTicks> elapsed time interval since the
- timer value for parameters last measurement epoch started.
measured-time Parameter type: <Qos::TimeTicks> the amount of time, that statistics
- timer value for parameters for this entry have been counted.
overflow


Previous Day Command
Command Description
read zero.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos statistics buffer-overflow prev-1day [ (equip-slot) ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.20-1 "QoS Total Buffer Overflow Statistics for Previous Day Command" Resource
Parameters
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 42.20-2 "QoS Total Buffer Overflow Statistics for Previous Day Command" Display
parameters


- 32 bit counter on an EBLT LIM module in the
upstream direction on a one day
interval basis. The upstream
direction on the LIM is
- 32 bit counter on an EBLT LIM module for the
a one day interval basis. In some
special conditions such as system
startup or re-start packet loss may
occur here but under normal
circumstances this counter should
read zero.
- 32 bit counter on a EBLT LIM module for the
on a one day interval basis.
filled, that means that non-QoS
aware packet loss will occur.
downstream multicast pool. On
the long term, buffer overflow in
the multicast pool may occur a
few times a day (less than a few
tens under heavy multicast
usage).
obc-injected Parameter type: <Counter> previous one day OBC-injected
- 32 bit counter buffer-pool overflow. In some
heavy load conditions this event
may occur as the OBC-injected
frames fill up completely the
buffer space reserved for this
purpose.
measured-time Parameter type: <Qos::TimeTicks> actual time elapsed during which
- timer value for parameters the measurement was made


overflow.


Current Day
Command Description
read zero.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos statistics buffer-overflow current-1day [ (equip-slot) ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.21-1 "QoS Total Buffer Overflow Statistics for Current Day" Resource Parameters
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 42.21-2 "QoS Total Buffer Overflow Statistics for Current Day" Display parameters
- 32 bit counter on EBLT LIM modules in the
upstream direction on a one day


interval basis in the current
measurement period. The
- 32 bit counter on EBLT LIM modules for the
a one day interval basis in the
current measurement period. In
some special conditions such as
system startup or re-start packet
loss may occur here but under
normal circumstances this
- 32 bit counter on an EBLT LIM module for the
on a one day interval basis in the
current measurement epoch.
under normal circumstances this
downstream unicast pool. Queue
downstream-multicast Parameter type: <Counter> specifies number of times,
- 32 bit counter current one day downstream
multicast total buffer pool
overflow - total buffer overflow
of the downstream multicast
pool. This even should be a rather
rare event. On the long term,
buffer overflow in the multicast
pool may occur a few times a day
(less than a few tens under heavy
multicast usage).
obc-injected Parameter type: <Counter> specifies number of times,
- 32 bit counter current one day obc-injected
buffer overflow occurred. There
is a reserved buffer pool for
obc-injected traffic which under
very heavy load conditions may
eventually get full, and the LIM


OBC will be unable to
communicate with the external
world for a very short time
interval.
elapse-time Parameter type: <Qos::TimeTicks> elapsed time interval since the
- timer value for parameters last measurement period started.
measured-time Parameter type: <Qos::TimeTicks> the measured time interval since
- timer value for parameters the last measurement period
- unit: 1/100 sec started.
overflow.

42.22 QoS Total Buffer Overflow Statistics Total

Status Command
Command Description
queues. The L3 units have four isolated buffer pools for upstream, downstream, multicast, and OBC-injected
traffic. Under normal working conditions, all these counters should read zero. Check these counters for QoS
problems, which can occur under heavy load conditions.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos statistics buffer-overflow total [ (equip-slot) ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.22-1 "QoS Total Buffer Overflow Statistics Total Status Command" Resource Parameters
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 42.22-2 "QoS Total Buffer Overflow Statistics Total Status Command" Display parameters
- 32 bit counter per EBLT LIM module in the


upstream direction since the
statistics were last reset. The
- 32 bit counter on a LIM module for the
OBC-directed traffic upstream
since the statistic was last reset.
In some special conditions such
as system startup or re-start
packet loss may occur here but
under normal circumstances this
detail mode.
- 32 bit counter on a LIM module for the
detail mode.
multicast usage).
obc-injected Parameter type: <Counter> the total OBC-injected buffer
- 32 bit counter overflow event on EBLT LIMs.
There is a reserved buffer pool
for OBC-injected traffic which
under very heavy load conditions
may eventually get full, and the
LIM OBC will be unable to
communicate with the external


world for a very short time
interval.
detail mode.
elapse-time Parameter type: <Qos::TimeTicks> the elapsed time interval since the
- timer value for parameters last measurement period started.
- unit: 1/100 sec This element is only shown in
detail mode.
measured-time Parameter type: <Qos::TimeTicks> the measured time interval since
- timer value for parameters the last measurement period
- unit: 1/100 sec started.
detail mode.
valid-15min-intervals Parameter type: <Qos::Valid15mInterval> the number of statistics of 15
- number of valid 15m intervals minutes collected so far. At most
- range: [0...96] 96 such entries are stored.
valid-1day-intervals Parameter type: <Qos::Valid1dInterval> the number of statistics of one
- number of valid 1 day intervals day collected so far. At most one
- range: [0...1] entry is stored from the past.
total-policer-inuse Parameter type: <SignedInteger> the total number of policers in
- a signed integer use per EBLT LIM. The policers
are managed in hardware in pairs,
so even if a Session is using both
up and downstream policers, it is
counted as one policer.
policers-in-vlan Parameter type: <SignedInteger> this counter is no longer
- a signed integer applicable.
detail mode.
policers-in-dot1x Parameter type: <SignedInteger> this counter is no longer
detail mode.
policers-in-ppp Parameter type: <SignedInteger> this counter is no longer
detail mode.
policers-in-ip Parameter type: <SignedInteger> this counter is no longer
detail mode.
policers-in-subflow Parameter type: <SignedInteger> this counter is no longer
detail mode.
total-downstr-bytes Parameter type: <Vlan::OctetCounter> the number of LIM physical bus
- vlan counter total-downstream passed bytes
per LIM module at subscriber
side since the statistics were last
reset.
total-downstr-frames Parameter type: <Vlan::OctetCounter> the number of LIM physical bus
- vlan counter total-downstream passed frames
per LIM module at subscriber


side since the statistics were last
reset.
partial-aggr-buf-ovflw Parameter type: <Vlan::OctetCounter> the number of buffer overflows
- vlan counter on a LIM module for the
discarded lower traffic class
packets due to global buffer
occupancy threshold overflow

42.23 QoS Interface Buffer Overflow Statistics for

Previous Quarter
Command Description
This command displays the interface-level QoS buffer overflow statistics of the previous 15 minute interval.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos statistics queue prev-15min [ (index) [ queue <Qos::ExpandQueues> ] [ interval-num
<Qos::NumInterval> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.23-1 "QoS Interface Buffer Overflow Statistics for Previous Quarter" Resource
Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
queue Parameter type: <Qos::ExpandQueues> This object is used to index the
Format: queue within the scope of one
( all physical link on the LIM
| <Qos::ExpandQueues> )
Possible values:
- all : total physical line on the LIM
Field type <Qos::ExpandQueues>
- output dsl port expand queue number
- range: [0...7]
interval-num Parameter type: <Qos::NumInterval> time interval interms of 15 min
Format:
- range: [1]

Command Output
Table 42.23-2 "QoS Interface Buffer Overflow Statistics for Previous Quarter" Display parameters
queue-load Parameter type: <Qos::Load> Average queue load percentage
- load percentage This element is always shown.
- range: [0...100]
forward-byte Parameter type: <Qos::OctetCounter> number of bytes forwareded in
- qos counter this queue.
forward-frame Parameter type: <Qos::OctetCounter> number of frames forwared in
discard-byte Parameter type: <Qos::OctetCounter> number of bytes discarded in this
- qos counter queue.
discard-frame Parameter type: <Qos::OctetCounter> number of frames discarded in
measured-time Parameter type: <TimeTicks> The measured time interval since
- a timeout value the last measurement period
- unit: msec started.

42.24 QoS Interface Buffer Overflow Statistics for

Current Quarter
Command Description
This command displays the interface-level QoS buffer overflow statistics of the current 15 minute interval.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos statistics queue current-15min [ (index) [ queue <Qos::ExpandQueues> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.24-1 "QoS Interface Buffer Overflow Statistics for Current Quarter" Resource
Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
queue Parameter type: <Qos::ExpandQueues> This object is used to index the
Format: queue within the scope of one
( all physical link on the LIM
| <Qos::ExpandQueues> )
Possible values:
- all : total physical line on the LIM
Field type <Qos::ExpandQueues>
- output dsl port expand queue number
- range: [0...7]
Command Output
Table 42.24-2 "QoS Interface Buffer Overflow Statistics for Current Quarter" Display parameters

queue-load Parameter type: <Qos::Load> Average queue load percentage
- range: [0...100]
forward-byte Parameter type: <Qos::OctetCounter> number of bytes forwareded in
forward-frame Parameter type: <Qos::OctetCounter> number of frames forwared in
discard-byte Parameter type: <Qos::OctetCounter> number of bytes discarded in this
- qos counter queue.
discard-frame Parameter type: <Qos::OctetCounter> number of frames discarded in
elapsed-time Parameter type: <TimeTicks> The measured time interval since

42.25 QoS Fan Out Statistics for Previous Quarter
Command Description
This command shows the QoS Fan Out statistics of the previous 15 minute interval.
Currently,only traffic classes [0...3] are supported for traffic class voice,resp.video,CL,BE and traffic class 8 for
the aggregate of the previous mentioned traffic classes
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos statistics lt-cos prev-15min [ (equip-slot) [ traffic-class <Qos::TrafficClass> ] [ interval-num
<Qos::NumIntervalExpand> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.25-1 "QoS Fan Out Statistics for Previous Quarter" Resource Parameters
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
traffic-class Parameter type: <Qos::TrafficClass> This object is used to index the
Format: traffic class on the LIM
- value of traffic class, the received frame is mapped to
- range: [0...8]
interval-num Parameter type: <Qos::NumIntervalExpand> time interval interms of 15 min
Format:
- range: [1...96]
Command Output

Table 42.25-2 "QoS Fan Out Statistics for Previous Quarter" Display parameters
load Parameter type: <Qos::Load> traffic class load percentage
- range: [0...100]
forward-byte Parameter type: <Qos::OctetCounter> number of bytes forwarded in this
- qos counter traffic class.
forward-frame Parameter type: <Qos::OctetCounter> number of frames forwarded in
- qos counter this traffic class.

42.26 QoS Fan Out Statistics for Current 15

minutes
Command Description
This command shows the QoS Fan Out statistics of the current 15 minutes interval.
Currently,only traffic classes [0...3] are supported for traffic class voice, resp. video,CL,BE and traffic class 8 for
the aggregate of the previous mentioned traffic classes
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos statistics lt-cos current-15min [ (equip-slot) [ traffic-class <Qos::TrafficClass> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.26-1 "QoS Fan Out Statistics for Current 15 minutes" Resource Parameters
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
traffic-class Parameter type: <Qos::TrafficClass> This object is used to index the
Format: traffic class on the LIM
- value of traffic class, the received frame is mapped to
- range: [0...8]
Command Output
Table 42.26-2 "QoS Fan Out Statistics for Current 15 minutes" Display parameters


load Parameter type: <Qos::Load> traffic class load percentage
- range: [0...100]
- qos counter traffic class.
- qos counter this traffic class.
elapsed-time Parameter type: <TimeTicks> The elapsed time interval since
- a timeout value the last measurement epoch

42.27 QoS Fan Out Statistics for Previous Day
Command Description
This command shows the QoS Fan Out statistics of the previous 1 day interval.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos statistics lt-cos prev-1day [ (equip-slot) [ interval-num <Qos::NumInterval> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.27-1 "QoS Fan Out Statistics for Previous Day " Resource Parameters
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
interval-num Parameter type: <Qos::NumInterval> time interval interms of one day
Format:
- range: [1]
Command Output
Table 42.27-2 "QoS Fan Out Statistics for Previous Day " Display parameters
- qos counter LIM.


- qos counter this LIM.

42.28 QoS Fan Out Statistics for Current Day
Command Description
This command shows the QoS fan out statistics of the current 1 day interval.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos statistics lt-cos current-1day [ (equip-slot) ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.28-1 "QoS Fan Out Statistics for Current Day" Resource Parameters
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 42.28-2 "QoS Fan Out Statistics for Current Day" Display parameters
- qos counter LIM.
- qos counter this LIM.
elapsed-time Parameter type: <TimeTicks> The elapsed time interval since
- a timeout value the last measurement epoch



42.29 QoS LT Queue Overflow Statistics for

Previous Quarter
Command Description
This command displays the previous 15 min QoS statistics on a per GLT LIM basis of packets discarded towards
OBC and backplane.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos statistics lt-queue prev-15min [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.29-1 "QoS LT Queue Overflow Statistics for Previous Quarter" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: physical position of the board
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 42.29-2 "QoS LT Queue Overflow Statistics for Previous Quarter" Display parameters
bckpln-low-dis-frame Parameter type: <Counter> Current discarded packet count
- 32 bit counter towards backplane due to low
water mark crossing.
bckpln-low-dis-bytes Parameter type: <Counter> Current discarded bytes count


bckpln-high-dis-frame Parameter type: <Counter> Current discarded packet count
- 32 bit counter towards backplane due to high
bckpln-high-dis-bytes Parameter type: <Counter> Current discarded bytes count
obc-low-discard-frame Parameter type: <Counter> Current discarded packet count
- 32 bit counter towards OBC due to low water
mark crossing.
obc-low-discard-bytes Parameter type: <Counter> Current discarded bytes count
mark crossing.
obc-high-discard-frame Parameter type: <Counter> Current discarded packet count
- 32 bit counter towards OBC due to high water
mark crossing.
obc-high-discard-bytes Parameter type: <Counter> Current discarded byte count
mark crossing.
bckpln_down_dis_frame Parameter type: <Counter> Current discarded downstream
- 32 bit counter packets due to conjestion or
oversized.

42.30 QoS LT Queue Overflow Statistics for current

Quarter
Command Description
This command displays the current 15 min QoS statistics on a per GLT LIM basis of packets discarded towards
OBC and backplane.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos statistics lt-queue current-15min [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.30-1 "QoS LT Queue Overflow Statistics for current Quarter" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: physical position of the board
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 42.30-2 "QoS LT Queue Overflow Statistics for current Quarter" Display parameters
bckpln-low-dis-frame Parameter type: <Counter> Current discarded packet count
bckpln-low-dis-bytes Parameter type: <Counter> Current discarded bytes count


bckpln-high-dis-frame Parameter type: <Counter> Current discarded packet count
bckpln-high-dis-bytes Parameter type: <Counter> Current discarded bytes count
obc-low-discard-frame Parameter type: <Counter> Current discarded packet count
mark crossing.
obc-low-discard-bytes Parameter type: <Counter> Current discarded byte count
mark crossing.
obc-high-discard-frame Parameter type: <Counter> Current discarded packet count
mark crossing.
obc-high-discard-bytes Parameter type: <Counter> Current discarded byte count
mark crossing.
bckpln_down_dis_frame Parameter type: <Counter> Current discarded downstream
- 32 bit counter packets due to conjestion or
oversized.

42.31 QoS TC2QMapping Status Command
Command Description
This command shows the mapping between the traffic class and the queue of a UNI. Three rows in the table will be
automatically created with default values and can only be edited but the operator. Row 1 is used for the case when
the LIM has 4 queues per UNI and 4 TCs, Row 2 is used for the case when the LIM has 4 queues per UNI but 8
TCs,Row 3 is used for the case when the LIM has 8 queues per UNI but 8 TCs.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show qos tc-to-qmap [ (name) ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.31-1 "QoS TC2QMapping Status Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: name of the mapping
( legacy4queue
| 4queuemapping
| 8queuemapping )
Possible values:
- legacy4queue : LIM has 4 queues per UNI and 4 TCs
- 4queuemapping : LIM has 4 queues per UNI but 8 TCs
- 8queuemapping : LIM has 8 queues per UNI but 8 TCs
Command Output
Table 42.31-2 "QoS TC2QMapping Status Command" Display parameters
traffic-class0 Parameter type: <Vlan::NibbleMask_0> the queue corresponding to
- nibble mask Traffic Class 0.



43- ARP-RELAY Status Commands
43.1 ARP-RELAY Status Command Tree 43-1280

43.2 ARP-RELAY statistics Status Command 43-1281
43.3 ARP-RELAY summary statistics Status Command 43-1283
43.4 ARP-RELAY detailed statistics Status Command 43-1285

43 ARP-RELAY Status Commands
43.1 ARP-RELAY Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "ARP-RELAY Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----arp-relay-stats
- (user-port)
----vlan
- (subscr-vlan)
----summary
----extensive

43.2 ARP-RELAY statistics Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the detailed and summary ARP-RELAY statistics for static/dynamic VLAN-ports associated
to a user interface.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with ip privileges.
Command Syntax
> show arp-relay-stats (user-port) vlan [ (subscr-vlan) ]
Command Parameters
Table 43.2-1 "ARP-RELAY statistics Status Command" Resource Parameters
(user-port) Format: identification of the port or
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI


Possible values:
(subscr-vlan) Format: the subscriber vlan id
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]

43.3 ARP-RELAY summary statistics Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the summary ARP-RELAY statistics for static/dynamic VLAN-ports associated to a user
interface.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show arp-relay-stats (user-port) vlan (subscr-vlan) summary
Command Parameters
Table 43.3-1 "ARP-RELAY summary statistics Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI


- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
Command Output
Table 43.3-2 "ARP-RELAY summary statistics Status Command" Display parameters
error-summary-ctr Parameter type: <ArpRelay::Counter> all ARP pkts dropped because of
- an unsigned integer errors
antispf-disc-ctr Parameter type: <ArpRelay::Counter> all ARP pkts dropped because of
- an unsigned integer anti-spoofing check failed

43.4 ARP-RELAY detailed statistics Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the detailed ARP-RELAY statistics for static/dynamic VLAN-ports associated to a user
interface.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show arp-relay-stats (user-port) vlan (subscr-vlan) extensive
Command Parameters
Table 43.4-1 "ARP-RELAY detailed statistics Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI


- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
Command Output
Table 43.4-2 "ARP-RELAY detailed statistics Status Command" Display parameters
unsupported-hwtype Parameter type: <ArpRelay::Counter> wrong hardware type in ARP pkt
- an unsigned integer header
unsupported-l3proto Parameter type: <ArpRelay::Counter> wrong protocol type in ARP pkt
unsupported-addrlen Parameter type: <ArpRelay::Counter> wrong adress length in ARP pkt
unsupported-probepkt Parameter type: <ArpRelay::Counter> nbr ARP probe pkts(i.e source ip
- an unsigned integer address all zero's)
inv-pktlen Parameter type: <ArpRelay::Counter> invalid ARP pkt length
- an unsigned integer This element is always shown.
inv-opcode Parameter type: <ArpRelay::Counter> invalid /not supported opcode in
- an unsigned integer ARP pkt
inv-arpreq-srcmac Parameter type: <ArpRelay::Counter> invalid source mac addr in ARP
- an unsigned integer request
inv-arpreq-dstip Parameter type: <ArpRelay::Counter> invalid target IP addr in ARP


inv-arpreq-srcip Parameter type: <ArpRelay::Counter> invalid source IP addr in ARP
inv-arpreply-srcmac Parameter type: <ArpRelay::Counter> invalid source mac addr in ARP
- an unsigned integer reply
inv-arpreply-dstip Parameter type: <ArpRelay::Counter> invalid target IP addr in ARP
- an unsigned integer reply
inv-arpreply-srcip Parameter type: <ArpRelay::Counter> invalid target IP addr in ARP
arpreq-same-itf Parameter type: <ArpRelay::Counter> arp-req pkts dropped because
- an unsigned integer sender and target IP addr learnt
on same user interface
arpreq-antispoof Parameter type: <ArpRelay::Counter> arp-req IP antispoofing check
- an unsigned integer failure
arpreq-up Parameter type: <ArpRelay::Counter> nbr upstream arp-request pkts
- an unsigned integer relayed
arpreq-dn Parameter type: <ArpRelay::Counter> nbr downstream arp-request pkts
arpreply-same-itf Parameter type: <ArpRelay::Counter> arp-req pkts dropped because
- an unsigned integer sender and target IP addr learnt
on same user interface
arpreply-antispoof Parameter type: <ArpRelay::Counter> arp-reply IP antispoofing check
- an unsigned integer failure
arpreply-up Parameter type: <ArpRelay::Counter> nbr upstream arp-reply pkts

44- xDSL Status Commands
44.1 xDSL Status Command Tree 44-1290

44.2 xDSL Profiles Status Command 44-1294
44.3 xDSL PM Interval Per Interface Status Command 44-1296
44.4 xDSL Operational Data Near End Line Status 44-1298
Command
44.5 xDSL Operational Data Near End Channel Status 44-1307
Command
44.6 xDSL Operational Data Far End Line Status Command 44-1309
44.7 xDSL Operational Data Far End Channel Status 44-1317
Command
44.8 xDSL Operational Data Statistics 44-1319
44.9 xDSL Carrier Data Near End Status Command 44-1323
44.10 xDSL Carrier Data Far End Status Command 44-1328
44.11 xDSL Failure Status Near End Status Command 44-1331
44.12 xDSL Failure Status Far End Status Command 44-1334
44.13 xDSL Vectored Line Failure Status Command 44-1337
44.14 xDSL Vectoring Board Failure Status Command 44-1339
44.15 xDSL Counters Near End Line Current 15 Min 44-1341
44.16 xDSL Counters Near End Line Current Day 44-1343
44.17 xDSL Counters Near End Line Previous 15 Min 44-1345
44.18 xDSL Counters Near End Of Line Previous Day 44-1348
44.19 xDSL Counters Near End Channel Current 15 Min 44-1351
44.20 xDSL Counters Near End Channel Current Day 44-1353
44.21 xDSL Counters Near End Channel Previous 15 Min 44-1355
44.22 xDSL Counters Near End Channel Previous Day 44-1357
44.23 xDSL Counters Far End Line Current 15 Min 44-1359
44.24 xDSL Counters Far End Line Current Day 44-1361
44.25 xDSL Counters Far End Line Previous 15 Min 44-1363
44.26 xDSL Counters Far End Line Previous Day 44-1365
44.27 xDSL Counters Far End Channel Current 15 Min 44-1367
44.28 xDSL Counters Far End Channel Current Day 44-1369
44.29 xDSL Counters Far End Channel Previous 15 Min 44-1371
44.30 xDSL Counters Far End Channel Previous Day 44-1373
44.31 xDSL XTU-R Inventory Status Command 44-1375
44.32 xDSL XTU-C Inventory Status Command 44-1377
44.33 xDSL Board Capability Status Command 44-1379
44.34 xDSL Low Rate Alarm Timestamp Command 44-1385
44.35 xDSL Low Rate Alarm Line Bitmap Status Command 44-1386
44.36 xDSL Low Rate Alarm Linkup Record Data 44-1387
Command
44.37 xDSL INS Near End Operational Data Status 44-1390
Command
44.38 xDSL INS Near End Current 15Min Data Status 44-1392
Command
44.39 xDSL INS Near End Current 15Min IAT Histogram 44-1393
44.40 xDSL INS Near End Current 15Min EINP Histogram 44-1394
44.41 xDSL INS Near End Current Day Data Status 44-1395
Command
44.42 xDSL INS Near End Current Day IAT Histogram 44-1396
44.43 xDSL INS Near End Current Day EINP Histogram 44-1397

44.44 xDSL INS Near End Previous 15Min Data Status 44-1398
Command
44.45 xDSL INS Near End Previous 15Min IAT Histogram 44-1399
44.46 xDSL INS Near End Previous 15Min EINP Histogram 44-1400
44.47 xDSL INS Near End Previous Day Data Status 44-1401
Command
44.48 xDSL INS Near End Previous Day IAT Histogram 44-1402
44.49 xDSL INS Near End Previous Day EINP Histogram 44-1403
44.50 xDSL INS Far End Operational Data Status 44-1404
Command
44.51 xDSL INS Far End Current 15Min Data Status 44-1406
Command
44.52 xDSL INS Far End Current 15Min IAT Histogram 44-1407
44.53 xDSL INS Far End Current 15Min EINP Histogram 44-1408
44.54 xDSL INS Far End Current Day Data Status 44-1409
Command
44.55 xDSL INS Far End Current Day IAT Histogram 44-1410
44.56 xDSL INS Far End Current Day EINP Histogram 44-1411
44.57 xDSL INS Far End Previous 15Min Data Status 44-1412
Command
44.58 xDSL INS Far End Previous 15Min IAT Histogram 44-1413
44.59 xDSL INS Far End Previous 15Min EINP Histogram 44-1414
44.60 xDSL INS Far End Previous Day Status Command 44-1415
44.61 xDSL INS Far End Previous Day IAT Histogram 44-1416
44.62 xDSL INS Far End Previous Day EINP Histogram 44-1417
44.63 xDSL Downstream Vectoring Disturberlist Status 44-1418
Command
44.64 xDSL Upstream Vectoring Disturberlist Status 44-1420
Command
44.65 xDSL Downstream Vectoring Disturberlist Status 44-1422
Command
44.66 xDSL Vectoring Carrier Data Near End Status 44-1424
Command
44.67 xDSL Vectoring Carrier Data Far End Status 44-1427
Command
44.68 xDSL Vectoring Processing Board Status Command 44-1430
44.69 xDSL Vectoring Processing Group Status Command 44-1432

44 xDSL Status Commands
44.1 xDSL Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "xDSL Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----xdsl
----profiles
----xdsl-int
- (if-index)
----operational-data
----near-end
----line
- (if-index)
----channel
- (if-index)
----far-end
----line
- (if-index)
----channel
- (if-index)
----line
- (if-index)
----carrier-data
----near-end
- (if-index)
----far-end
- (if-index)
----failure-status
----near-end
- (if-index)
----far-end
- (if-index)
----vect-line-near-end
- (if-index)
----vect-board
- (board-index)
----counters
----near-end
----line
----current-interval
- (if-index)
----current-1day
- (if-index)
----previous-interval
- (if-index)
- interval-no
----previous-1day
- (if-index)
- interval-no
----channel

- (if-index)
----current-1day
- (if-index)
- (if-index)
- interval-no
----previous-1day
- (if-index)
- interval-no
----far-end
----line
- (if-index)
----current-1day
- (if-index)
- (if-index)
- interval-no
----previous-1day
- (if-index)
- interval-no
----channel
- (if-index)
----current-1day
- (if-index)
- (if-index)
- interval-no
----previous-1day
- (if-index)
- interval-no
----cpe-inventory
- (if-index)
----co-inventory
- (if-index)
----board
- (if-index)
----link-up-changes
- (linkup-timestamp)
----slot
- (slot)
----linkup-record
- (line)
----imp-noise-sensor
----near-end
----oper-data
- (if-index)
- (if-index)
----inm-iat-histo
- (class-interval)
----inm-equiv-inp-histo
- (class-interval)
----current-1day
- (if-index)
----inm-iat-histo
- (class-interval)

- (class-interval)
- (if-index)
----inm-iat-histo
- (class-interval)
- (class-interval)
----previous-1day
- (if-index)
----inm-iat-histo
- (class-interval)
- (class-interval)
----far-end
----oper-data
- (if-index)
- (if-index)
----inm-iat-histo
- (class-interval)
- (class-interval)
----current-1day
- (if-index)
----inm-iat-histo
- (class-interval)
- (class-interval)
- (if-index)
----inm-iat-histo
- (class-interval)
- (class-interval)
----previous-1day
- (if-index)
----inm-iat-histo
- (class-interval)
- (class-interval)
----X vect-disturbers
- (victim-line)
- [no] max-reported-dist
----vect-disturber-list
----upstream
- (victim-line)
----downstream
- (victim-line)
----vect-carrier-data
----near-end
- (line)
- disturber-line
- [no] vgr-link
- [no] group-sampling
----far-end
- (line)

- disturber-line
- [no] vgr-link
- [no] group-sampling
----vp-board
- (board-index)
- vp-link
----vect-group
- (board-index)
- vgr-link

44.2 xDSL Profiles Status Command
Command Description
This command displays xDSL profiles.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with xdsl privileges.
Command Syntax
> show xdsl profiles
Command Output
Table 44.2-2 "xDSL Profiles Status Command" Display parameters
next-av-serv-pr Parameter type: <AsamNextProfileIndex> next available service profile
- a profile index index
max-serv-pr Parameter type: <AsamMaxProfileIndex> max number of service profiles
- a maximum value of a profile index that can be created
next-av-spec-pr Parameter type: <AsamNextProfileIndex> next available spectrum profile
max-spec-pr Parameter type: <AsamMaxProfileIndex> max number of spectrum profiles
next-av-dpbo-pr Parameter type: <AsamNextProfileIndex> next available dpbo profile index
- range: [0...65535]
max-dpbo-pr Parameter type: <AsamMaxProfileIndex> max number of dpbo profiles that
- a maximum value of a profile index can be created
next-av-rtx-pr Parameter type: <AsamNextProfileIndex> next available rtx profile index
- range: [0...65535]
max-rtx-pr Parameter type: <AsamMaxProfileIndex> max number of rtx profiles that
- a maximum value of a profile index can be created
next-av-vect-pr Parameter type: <AsamNextProfileIndex> next available vectoring profile
max-vect-pr Parameter type: <AsamMaxProfileIndex> max number of vectoring profiles


next-av-vce-pr Parameter type: <AsamNextProfileIndex> next available vectoring control
- a profile index entity profile index
max-vce-pr Parameter type: <AsamMaxProfileIndex> max number of vectoring control
- a maximum value of a profile index entity profiles that can be created

44.3 xDSL PM Interval Per Interface Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the number of available pm intervals per xdsl interface.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl xdsl-int [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.3-1 "xDSL PM Interval Per Interface Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.3-2 "xDSL PM Interval Per Interface Status Command" Display parameters
cur-int-elapsedtime Parameter type: <SignedInteger> nbr of sec elapsed in cur intvl
- a signed integer err-measurement
cur-1day-elapsedtime Parameter type: <SignedInteger> nbr of sec elapsed in cur one day
- a signed integer err-measurement
valid-intervals Parameter type: <SignedInteger> nbr of prev intvl for which valid


- a signed integer data has been stored
valid-1days Parameter type: <SignedInteger> nbr of prev 1Days for which valid
- a signed integer data has been stored
Only Show Details: global settings
xdsl-coding-type Parameter type: <Xdsl::Coding> type of modulation technique
( other This element is only shown in
| dmt detail mode.
| cap )
Possible values:
- other : other type
- dmt : DMT type
- cap : CAP type

44.4 xDSL Operational Data Near End Line Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL operational data for the near end of line.
upbo-aele-pb-up: Specifies the line Electrical Length Estimation per band calculated by the XTU-C when mode is
VDSL2 and unit is 1/10dB. First two octets represent value for band 0 and specifies supported range 0..1280 and
2047. Similarly next two octets represent value for band 1 and so on. Default value 0xFFFF per band specifies that
no data is available.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl operational-data near-end line [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.4-1 "xDSL Operational Data Near End Line Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.4-2 "xDSL Operational Data Near End Line Status Command" Display parameters
rel-cap-occ-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::CapacityUtil> ratio of actual bitrate over the
- utilization of the capacity available max attainable bitrate
- unit: % This element is always shown.


- range: [0...100]
noise-margin-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::NoiseValue> current noise margin for the
- a noise value upstream direction
- unit: 1/10 dB This element is always shown.
output-power-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::OutputPwr> actual aggregate output power for
short name: output-pwr-dn - a power value the downstream carriers
- unit: 1/10 dBm This element is always shown.
sig-attenuation-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::SigAttenuation> diff btw pwr at near-end rx-ver
short name: sig-attn-up - an attenuation value and that tx-ed from far-end
- unit: 1/10 dB This element is only shown in
detail mode.
loop-attenuation-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::SigAttenuation> diff btw pwr at near-end rx-ver
short name: loop-attn-up - an attenuation value and tx-ed from far-end over all
- unit: 1/10 dB sub-carriers
detail mode.
actual-opmode Parameter type: <Xdsl::OneOpModeTypeLinePreDef> actual value of the operational
( ansi-t1413 mode
| etsi-dts This element is only shown in
| g992-1-a detail mode.
| g992-1-b
| g992-2-a
| g992-3-a
| g992-3-b
| g992-3-aj
| g992-3-l1
| g992-3-l2
| g992-3-am
| g992-5-a
| g992-5-b
| ansi-t1.424
| etsi-ts
| itu-g993-1
| ieee-802.3ah
| g992-5-aj
| g992-5-am
| g993-2-8a
| g993-2-8b
| g993-2-8c
| g993-2-8d
| g993-2-12a
| g993-2-12b
| g993-2-17a
| g993-2-30a
| default )
Possible values:
- ansi-t1413 : ANSI T1.413-1998
- etsi-dts : ETSI DTS/TM06006
- g992-1-a : G.992.1 POTS non-overlapped spectrum
- g992-1-b : G.992.1 ISDN non-overlapped spectrum
- g992-3-aj : G.992.3 All Digital Mode with non-overlapped
spectrum
- g992-3-l1 : G.992.3 POTS non-overlapped spectrum US
mask 1


mask 2
- g992-3-am : G.992.3 extended POTS with non-overlapped
spectrum
- g992-5-b : G.992.5 POTS non-overlapped spectrum
- ansi-t1.424 : ANSI T1.424
- etsi-ts : ETSI TS
- itu-g993-1 : ITU G993-1
- ieee-802.3ah : IEEE 802.3ah
spectrum
- g992-5-am : G.992.5 extended POTS non-overlapped
spectrum
- g993-2-8a : VDSL-2 with profile 8A
- g993-2-8b : VDSL-2 with profile 8B
- g993-2-8c : VDSL-2 with profile 8C
- g993-2-8d : VDSL-2 with profile 8D
- default : default value
xtu-c-opmode Parameter type: <Xdsl::OpModeTypeLinePreDef> bitmap which represents the
( ansi-t1413 operational modes
| g992-1-b
| g992-2-a
| g992-3-a
| g992-3-b
| g992-3-aj
| g992-3-l1
| g992-3-l2
| g992-3-am
| g992-5-a
| g992-5-b
| ansi-t1.424
| etsi-ts
| itu-g993-1
| ieee-802.3ah
| g992-5-aj
| g992-5-am
| g993-2-8a
| g993-2-8b
| g993-2-8c
| g993-2-8d
| g993-2-12a
| g993-2-12b
| g993-2-17a
| g993-2-30a
| default
| <Xdsl::OpModeType> )
Possible values:
- ansi-t1413 : ANSI T1.413-1998


spectrum
mask 1
mask 2
spectrum
- ansi-t1.424 : ANSI T1.424
- etsi-ts : ETSI TS
- itu-g993-1 : ITU G993-1
spectrum
spectrum
Field type <Xdsl::OpModeType>
- octet string bitmask defining operational mode
- length: 16
ansi-t1413 Parameter type: <Xdsl::T1413> ANSI T1.413-1998
( dis-ansi-t1413 This element is only shown in
| ansi-t1413 ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- dis-ansi-t1413 : disable ANSI T1.413-1998
- ansi-t1413 : ANSI T1.413-1998
etsi-dts Parameter type: <Xdsl::Etsidts> ETSI DTS/TM06006
( dis-etsi-dts This element is only shown in
| etsi-dts ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- dis-etsi-dts : disable ETSI DTS/TM06006
g992-1-a Parameter type: <Xdsl::G21potsnos> G.992.1 POTS non-overlapped
( dis-g992-1-a spectrum
| g992-1-a ) This element is only shown in
- dis-g992-1-a : disable G.992.1 POTS non-overlapped
spectrum
g992-1-b Parameter type: <Xdsl::G21isdnnos> G.992.1 ISDN non-overlapped
( dis-g992-1-b spectrum
| g992-1-b ) This element is only shown in


- dis-g992-1-b : disable G.992.1 ISDN non-overlapped
spectrum
spectrum
spectrum
spectrum
g992-3-aj Parameter type: <Xdsl::G23AllDigNos> G.992.3 all digital mode
( dis-g992-3-aj non-overlapped spectrum
| g992-3-aj ) This element is only shown in
- dis-g992-3-aj : disable G.992.3 all digital mode
- g992-3-aj : G.992.3 all digital mode non-overlapped
spectrum
g992-3-l1 Parameter type: <Xdsl::G23PotsnosUs1> G.992.3 POTS non-overlapped
( dis-g992-3-l1 spectrum US mask 1
| g992-3-l1 ) This element is only shown in
- dis-g992-3-l1 : disable G.992.3 POTS non-overlapped
spectrum US mask 1
mask 1
g992-3-l2 Parameter type: <Xdsl::G23PotsNosUs2> G.992.3 POTS non-overlapped
spectrum US mask 2
mask 2
g992-3-am Parameter type: <Xdsl::G23ExtPotsNos> G.992.3 extended POTS with
( dis-g992-3-am non-overlapped spectrum
| g992-3-am ) This element is only shown in
- dis-g992-3-am : disable G.992.3 extended POTS with
spectrum
g992-5-a Parameter type: <Xdsl::G25PotsNos> G.992.5 POTS non-overlapped


spectrum
g992-5-b Parameter type: <Xdsl::G25IsdnNos> G.992.5 ISDN non-overlapped
spectrum
ansi-t1.424 Parameter type: <Xdsl::AnsiT1424> ansi T1.424
( dis-ansi-t1.424 This element is only shown in
| ansi-t1.424 ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- dis-ansi-t1.424 : disable ANSI T1.424
- ansi-t1.424 : ANSI T1.424
etsi-ts Parameter type: <Xdsl::EtsiTs> ETSI TS 101 270
( dis-etsi-ts This element is only shown in
| etsi-ts ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- dis-etsi-ts : disable ETSI TS
- etsi-ts : ETSI TS
itu-g993-1 Parameter type: <Xdsl::ItuG9931> ITU G993-1
( dis-itu-g993-1 This element is only shown in
| itu-g993-1 ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- dis-itu-g993-1 : disable ITU G993-1
- itu-g993-1 : ITU G993-1
ieee-802.3ah Parameter type: <Xdsl::Ieee802.3Ah> IEEE 802.3ah
( dis-ieee-802.3ah This element is only shown in
| ieee-802.3ah ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- dis-ieee-802.3ah : disable IEEE 802.3ah
spectrum
g992-5-am Parameter type: <Xdsl::G25ExtPotsNos> G.992.5 extended POTS
- dis-g992-5-am : disable G.992.5 extended POTS
spectrum
g993-2-8a Parameter type: <Xdsl::GProfile8A> VDSL-2 with profile 8A
( dis-g993-2-8a This element is only shown in
| g993-2-8a ) detail mode.
Possible values:


- dis-g993-2-8a : disable G.993.2_8A VDSL-2 with profile
8A
- g993-2-8a : G.993.2_8A VDSL-2 with profile 8A
g993-2-8b Parameter type: <Xdsl::GProfile8B> VDSL-2 with profile 8B
( dis-g993-2-8b This element is only shown in
| g993-2-8b ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- dis-g993-2-8b : disable G.993.2_8B VDSL-2 with profile
8B
- g993-2-8b : G.993.2_8B VDSL-2 with profile 8B
g993-2-8c Parameter type: <Xdsl::GProfile8C> VDSL-2 with profile 8C
( dis-g993-2-8c This element is only shown in
| g993-2-8c ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- dis-g993-2-8c : disable G.993.2_8C VDSL-2 with profile
8C
- g993-2-8c : G.993.2_8C VDSL-2 with profile 8C
g993-2-8d Parameter type: <Xdsl::GProfile8D> VDSL-2 with profile 8D
( dis-g993-2-8d This element is only shown in
| g993-2-8d ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- dis-g993-2-8d : disable G.993.2_8D VDSL-2 with profile
8D
- g993-2-8d : G.993.2_8D VDSL-2 with profile 8D
Possible values:
- dis-g993-2-12a : disable G.993.2_12A VDSL-2 with
profile 12A
Possible values:
- dis-g993-2-12b : disable G.993.2_12B VDSL-2 with
profile 12B
Possible values:
profile 17A
Possible values:
profile 30A
actual-psd-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::SignedIntegerDBHZ> avg transmit power spectrum
short name: act-psd-dn - a power spectral density value density over used carriers
- unit: 1/10 dbm/hz This element is always shown.
power-mgnt-state Parameter type: <Xdsl::PowerMgtState> actual power management state
short name: pwr-mgnt ( l0 of the line


| l2 This element is always shown.
| l3 )
Possible values:
- l0 : full transmission
- l2 : downstream net data rate is reduced
- l3 : no transmission
per-bnd-lp-att-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::PerBandOperDataType> loop attenuation for each
- printable string upstream band in case of VDSL2
- length: 10 This element is only shown in
detail mode.
pr-bnd-sgn-att-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::PerBandOperDataType> signal attenuation for each
- printable string upstream band in case of VDSL2
detail mode.
pr-bnd-nois-mg-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::PerBandOperDataType> noise margin for each upstream
- printable string band in case of VDSL2
detail mode.
high-freq-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::HighFreqType> highest carrier frequency used in
- a frequency the upstream direction in case of
- unit: kHz VDSL2
detail mode.
elect-length Parameter type: <Xdsl::ElectrLengthType> Line Electrical Length actually
( no-operational-data used by XTU-C when mode is
| <Xdsl::ElectrLengthType> ) VDSL2
- no-operational-data : The value specifies that this detail mode.
parameter is not supported when ELE-M1 is used
Field type <Xdsl::ElectrLengthType>
- electrical length
- unit: 1/2 * dB @ 1MHz
- range: [0...255]
time-adv-corr Parameter type: <Xdsl::TimingAdvanceType> the timing advance of transmitted
- a time value symbol with respect to the
- unit: ns * 10 received symbol when mode is
- range: [-25000...25000] VDSL-2
detail mode.
actual-tps-tc-mode Parameter type: <Xdsl::ActualTpsTcMode> actual transfer mode
( no-value This element is only shown in
| atm detail mode.
| ptm
| system-default )
Possible values:
- no-value : no value
- atm : atm mode
- ptm : ptm mode
type
actual-ra-mode-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::ActualRaMode> actual ra mode for upstream in
( no-value case of VDSL2
| operator-ctrld This element is only shown in
| automatic detail mode.
| dynamic )
Possible values:
- no-value : not supported


- operator-ctrld : operatorControlledRateAdaptive
- automatic : automaticRateAdaptiveAtStartup
- dynamic : dynamicRateAdaptive
vect-cpe-type Parameter type: <Xdsl::ActualVectCpeType> actual operating mode of the cpe
( gvector connected to the line
| gvect-friendly This element is only shown in
| gvect-friendly-dn detail mode.
| legacy
| unknown )
Possible values:
- gvector : g.vector capable cpe type
- gvect-friendly : full vector friendly cpe type
(downstream/upstream)
- gvect-friendly-dn : vector friendly cpe type downstream
- legacy : legacy cpe type
- unknown : unknown,not suppported cpe type
vect-fallback Parameter type: <Xdsl::ActualVectFallbackState> actual vectoring fallback stateof
( normal-mode the line
| fallback-mode ) This element is only shown in
- normal-mode : line is operating using normal profiles
- fallback-mode : line is operating using vectoring fallback
configured profiles
vect-legacy-cancel Parameter type: method used to cancel crosstalk
<Xdsl::ActualVectLegacyFextCancelMethodDownstream> from legacy lines into g.vect lines
( no-legacy-fext-cancel This element is only shown in
| method-1 detail mode.
| method-2 )
Possible values:
- no-legacy-fext-cancel : crosstalk cancellation of legacy line
is disabled
- method-1 : method 1 is used to cancel crosstalk of legacy
lines into g.vect lines
- method-2 : method 2 is used to cancel crosstalk of legacy
lines into g.vect lines
upbo-aele-mode Parameter type: <Xdsl::UpboAeleModeUsed> the actual AELE mode of a line
- the actual electrical length estimation mode used in Aele This element is only shown in
Method detail mode.
- range: [0...3]
upbo-aele-pb-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::ElectricalLengthTypeUp> the Line Electrical Length
- First two octets represent value for band 0 and specifies Estimation per band calculated by
supported range 0..1280 and 2047. Similarly next two octets the XTU-C when mode is
represent value for band 1 and so on. Default value 0xFFFF VDSL2
per band specifies that no data is available. This element is only shown in
- unit: 1/10dB detail mode.
- length: 10
upbo-aele-rx-thrs-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::UpboAEleRxThrsUp> the upstream received signal level
- the upstream received signal level threshold value used in threshold value
AELE.This parameter represents an offset from -100 This element is only shown in
dBm/Hz detail mode.
- unit: db
- range: [-64...0,255]

44.5 xDSL Operational Data Near End Channel

Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL operational data for the near and of line.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl operational-data near-end channel [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.5-1 "xDSL Operational Data Near End Channel Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.5-2 "xDSL Operational Data Near End Channel Status Command" Display parameters
actual-bitrate-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::SignedIntegerKBPS> bitrate or expected throughput for
- bitrate upstream fast or interleaved data
- unit: kbits/sec flow
attain-bitrate-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::SignedIntegerKBPS> maximum attainable bit rate or
- bitrate expected throughput the modem
- unit: kbits/sec can support


interleave-delay-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::SignedIntegerMSEC> delay caused by the interleaving
- milli-second and deinterleaving functionality
- unit: msec or delay caused by rtx
functionality
imp-noise-prot-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::SignedIntegerSYMBOL> actual impulse noise protection or
- impulse noise protection actual impulse noise protection
- unit: 1/10 symbols against shine when the rtx
functionality is in use.
net-data-rate-rtx-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRate> actual net data rate in upstream
- a bit rate value direction
- unit: kbps This element is only shown in
inp-rein-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::SignedIntegerSYMBOL> actual impulse noise protection or
- unit: 1/10 symbols against rein when the rtx
functionality is in use.
detail mode.
attain-netrate-rtx-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRate> maximum attainable net data rate
- a bit rate value in upstream direction
prev-bitrate-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRate> previous bit rate in upstream
actual-dtusize-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::DtuSizeUS> actual dtu size in upstream
- dtu size in units of 1/10000 symbols direction
detail mode.

44.6 xDSL Operational Data Far End Line Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL operational data for the line far end.
upbo-aele-pb-dn: Specifies the line Electrical Length Estimation per band calculated by the XTU-R when mode is
VDSL2 and unit is 1/10dB. First two octets represent value for band 0 and specifies supported range 0..1280 and
2047. Similarly next two octets represent value for band 1 and so on. Default value 0xFFFF per band specifies that
no data is available.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl operational-data far-end line [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.6-1 "xDSL Operational Data Far End Line Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.6-2 "xDSL Operational Data Far End Line Status Command" Display parameters
rel-cap-occ-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::CapacityUtil> ratio of actual bitrate over the
- utilization of the capacity available max attainable bitrate
- unit: % This element is always shown.


- range: [0...100]
noise-margin-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::NoiseValue> current noise margin for the
- a noise value downstream direction
output-power-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::OutputPwr> actual aggregate output power for
- a power value the upstream carriers
- unit: 1/10 dBm This element is always shown.
sig-attenuation-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::SigAttenuation> diff btw pwr at far-end rx-ver and
short name: sig-attn-dn - an attenuation value tx-ed from near-end
- unit: 1/10 dB This element is only shown in
detail mode.
loop-attenuation-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::SigAttenuation> diff btw pwr at far-end rx-ver and
short name: loop-attn-dn - an attenuation value tx-ed from near-end over all
- unit: 1/10 dB sub-carriers
detail mode.
xtu-r-opmode Parameter type: <Xdsl::OpModeTypeLinePreDef> bitmap which represents the
( ansi-t1413 operational modes
| g992-1-b
| g992-2-a
| g992-3-a
| g992-3-b
| g992-3-aj
| g992-3-l1
| g992-3-l2
| g992-3-am
| g992-5-a
| g992-5-b
| ansi-t1.424
| etsi-ts
| itu-g993-1
| ieee-802.3ah
| g992-5-aj
| g992-5-am
| g993-2-8a
| g993-2-8b
| g993-2-8c
| g993-2-8d
| g993-2-12a
| g993-2-12b
| g993-2-17a
| g993-2-30a
| default
Possible values:
- ansi-t1413 : ANSI T1.413-1998
spectrum


mask 1
mask 2
spectrum
- ansi-t1.424 : ANSI T1.424
- etsi-ts : ETSI TS
- itu-g993-1 : ITU G993-1
spectrum
spectrum
- length: 16
Possible values:
- ansi-t1413 : ANSI T1.413-1998
Possible values:
spectrum
spectrum


spectrum
spectrum
spectrum
spectrum
spectrum US mask 1
mask 1
spectrum US mask 2
mask 2
spectrum
spectrum


spectrum
Possible values:
- ansi-t1.424 : ANSI T1.424
Possible values:
- etsi-ts : ETSI TS
Possible values:
- itu-g993-1 : ITU G993-1
Possible values:
spectrum
spectrum
Possible values:
8A
Possible values:


8B
Possible values:
8C
Possible values:
8D
Possible values:
profile 12A
Possible values:
profile 12B
Possible values:
profile 17A
Possible values:
profile 30A
actual-psd-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::SignedIntegerDBHZ> avg transmit power spectrum
- a power spectral density value density over used carriers
- unit: 1/10 dbm/hz This element is always shown.
pr-bnd-lp-att-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::PerBandOperDataType> loop attenuation for each
- printable string downstream band in case of
- length: 10 VDSL2
detail mode.
pr-bnd-sig-att-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::PerBandOperDataType> loop attenuation for each
- length: 10 VDSL2


detail mode.
pr-bnd-nmgn-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::PerBandOperDataType> loop attenuation for each
- length: 10 VDSL2
detail mode.
elect-length-est Parameter type: <Xdsl::ElectrLengthType> Line Electrical Length actually
( no-operational-data estimated by XTU-R when mode
| <Xdsl::ElectrLengthType> ) is VDSL2
- no-operational-data : The value specifies that this detail mode.
parameter is not supported when ELE-M1 is used
Field type <Xdsl::ElectrLengthType>
- electrical length
- unit: 1/2 * dB @ 1MHz
- range: [0...255]
time-adv-prp Parameter type: <Xdsl::TimingAdvanceType> the timing advance of transmitted
- a time value symbol with respect to the
- unit: ns * 10 received symbol when mode is
- range: [-25000...25000] VDSL-2
detail mode.
high-freq-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::HighFreqType> highest carrier frequency used in
- a frequency the downstream direction in case
- unit: kHz of VDSL2
detail mode.
actual-ra-mode-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::ActualRaMode> actual ra mode for downstream in
( no-value case of VDSL2
| operator-ctrld This element is only shown in
| automatic detail mode.
| dynamic )
Possible values:
- no-value : not supported
- operator-ctrld : operatorControlledRateAdaptive
- automatic : automaticRateAdaptiveAtStartup
- dynamic : dynamicRateAdaptive
cpecap-recvd Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectCpeReceived> vectoring CPE capabilites are
( no received from the CPE
| yes This element is only shown in
| yes detail mode.
| yes
| yes
| yes
| yes
| yes
| yes
| yes
| yes
| yes
| yes
| yes
| yes
| yes )
Possible values:
- no : Vectoring Cpe Capabilities are not reported
- yes : Vectoring Cpe Capabilities are reported


cpecap-gvector Parameter type: <Xdsl::GvectorCpeShow> g.vector capable cpe
( no This element is only shown in
| yes ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- no : not g.vector capable cpe
- yes : g.vector capable cpe
cpecap-gvect-friendly Parameter type: <Xdsl::FullVectFriendlyCpeShow> full g.vector friendly cpe
Possible values:
- no : no full vector friendly (dn/up) cpe
- yes : full vector friendly (dn/up) cpe
cpecap-gvect-friend-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectFriendlyCpeShow> g.vector friendly downstream cpe
Possible values:
- no : not vector friendly downstream cpe
- yes : vector friendly downstream cpe
cpecap-legacy Parameter type: <Xdsl::LegacyCpeShow> legacy cpe
Possible values:
- no : no legacy cpe
- yes : legacy cpe
upbo-aele-pb-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::ElectricalLengthTypeDn> the Line Electrical Length
- First two octets represent value for band 0 and specifies Estimation per band calculated by
supported range 0..1280 and 2047. Similarly next two octets the XTU-R when mode is
represent value for band 1 and so on. Default value 0xFFFF VDSL2
per band specifies that no data is available. This element is only shown in
- unit: 1/10dB detail mode.
- length: 10
upbo-aele-rx-thrs-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::UpboAEleRxThrsDn> the downstream received signal
- the downstream received signal level threshold value used level threshold value
in AELE.This parameter represents an offset from -100 This element is only shown in
dBm/Hz detail mode.
- unit: db
- range: [-64...0,255]

44.7 xDSL Operational Data Far End Channel

Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL operational data for the far end of the channel.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl operational-data far-end channel [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.7-1 "xDSL Operational Data Far End Channel Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.7-2 "xDSL Operational Data Far End Channel Status Command" Display parameters
actual-bitrate-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::SignedIntegerKBPS> bitrate or expected throughput for
short name: act-br-down - bitrate downstream fast or interleaved
- unit: kbits/sec data flow
attain-bitrate-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::SignedIntegerKBPS> maximum attainable bit rate or
short name: att-br-down - bitrate expected throughput the modem


interleave-delay-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::SignedIntegerMSEC> delay caused by the interleaving
- unit: msec or delay caused by rtx
functionality
imp-noise-prot-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::SignedIntegerSYMBOL> actual impulse noise protection or
- unit: 1/10 symbols against shine when the rtx
functionality is in use
act-l2-bitrt-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::Bitrate> actual L2 bitrate when in L2 state
short name: act-l2-br-dn - bitrate This element is always shown.
- unit: kbits/sec
- range: [0...65535]
net-data-rate-rtx-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRate> actual net data rate in
- a bit rate value downstream direction
inp-rein-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::SignedIntegerSYMBOL> actual impulse noise protection or
- unit: 1/10 symbols against rein when the rtx
functionality is in use
detail mode.
attain-netrate-rtx-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRate> maximum attainable net data rate
- a bit rate value in downstream direction
prev-bitrate-dw Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRate> previous bit rate in downstream
actual-dtusize-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::DtuSizeDS> actual dtu size in downstream
- dtu size in units of 1/10000 symbols direction
detail mode.

44.8 xDSL Operational Data Statistics
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL operational data statistics.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl operational-data line [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.8-1 "xDSL Operational Data Statistics" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.8-2 "xDSL Operational Data Statistics" Display parameters
adm-state Parameter type: <Itf::ifAdminStatus> specifies state of the interface
( not-appl This element is always shown.
| up
| down
| testing )
Possible values:
- not-appl : not-applicable
- up : admin status is up
- down : admin status is down
- testing : no operational packets can be passed


opr-state/tx-rate-ds Parameter type: <Xdsl::combinedCol> current operational state of the
( down interface.
| testing This element is always shown.
| unknown
| dormant
| up : <Xdsl::bitrate> )
Possible values:
- up : up,traffic can pass
- down : down,no traffic is passing
- testing : testing,no traffic is passing
- unknown : unknown
- dormant : dormant,no traffic is passing
Field type <Xdsl::bitrate>
- bitrate
- unit: kbits/sec
tx-rate/us Parameter type: <Xdsl::SignedIntegerKBPS> bitrate or expected throughput for
tx-rate/ds Parameter type: <Xdsl::SignedIntegerKBPS> bitrate or expected throughput for
- bitrate downstream fast or interleaved
max-tx-rate-us Parameter type: <Xdsl::SignedIntegerKBPS> maximum attainable bit rate or
detail mode.
max-tx-rate-ds Parameter type: <Xdsl::SignedIntegerKBPS> maximum attainable bit rate or
detail mode.
inp-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::SignedIntegerSYMBOL> actual impulse noise protection
- impulse noise protection This element is only shown in
- unit: 1/10 symbols detail mode.
inp-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::SignedIntegerSYMBOL> actual impulse noise protection
- impulse noise protection This element is only shown in
- unit: 1/10 symbols detail mode.
interl-us Parameter type: <Xdsl::SignedIntegerMSEC> delay caused by the interleaving
- unit: msec or delay caused by the rtx
functionality
detail mode.
interl-ds Parameter type: <Xdsl::SignedIntegerMSEC> delay caused by the interleaving
- unit: msec or delay caused by the rtx
functionality
detail mode.
cur-op-mode Parameter type: <Xdsl::OneOpModeTypeLinePreDef> actual operational mode
( ansi-t1413 This element is always shown.
| etsi-dts
| g992-1-a
| g992-1-b
| g992-2-a


| g992-3-a
| g992-3-b
| g992-3-aj
| g992-3-l1
| g992-3-l2
| g992-3-am
| g992-5-a
| g992-5-b
| ansi-t1.424
| etsi-ts
| itu-g993-1
| ieee-802.3ah
| g992-5-aj
| g992-5-am
| g993-2-8a
| g993-2-8b
| g993-2-8c
| g993-2-8d
| g993-2-12a
| g993-2-12b
| g993-2-17a
| g993-2-30a
| default )
Possible values:
- ansi-t1413 : ANSI T1.413-1998
spectrum
mask 1
mask 2
spectrum
- ansi-t1.424 : ANSI T1.424
- etsi-ts : ETSI TS
- itu-g993-1 : ITU G993-1
spectrum
spectrum


rinit-1d Parameter type: <Counter> number of times the modem
- 32 bit counter re-initialize the line in a day
detail mode.
actual-tps-tc-mode Parameter type: <Xdsl::ActualTpsTcMode> actual transfer mode
( no-value This element is only shown in
| atm detail mode.
| ptm
| system-default )
Possible values:
- atm : atm mode
- ptm : ptm mode
type
rtx-mode-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::ActualRtxModeType> actual retransmission mode in
( in-use upstream direction
| forbidden This element is only shown in
| no-xtuc detail mode.
| no-xtur
| no-xtuc-xtur
| supported
| unknown )
Possible values:
- in-use : retransmission in use
- forbidden : retransmission not_in_use forbidden
- no-xtuc : retransmission not_in_use and not_supported for
xtuc
- no-xtur : retransmission not_in_use and not_supported for
xtur
- no-xtuc-xtur : retransmission not_in_use and
not_supported for xtuc and xtur
- supported : retransmission not selected but supported
- unknown : retransmission not supported
rtx-mode-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::ActualRtxModeType> actual retransmission mode in
( in-use downstream direction
| no-xtur
| no-xtuc-xtur
| supported
| unknown )
Possible values:
xtuc
xtur

44.9 xDSL Carrier Data Near End Status Command
Command Description
This command displays xDSL carrier data near end.
Carrier data is displayed in raw format so the actual data interpretation is described in this section.
The XDSL passband (downstream or upstream) is composed of one or more bands (max 5, including VDSL
optional band). Each carrier is coded as a bitmap. When the data are not available because the measurement is not
completed, not enabled or not supported, an empty string will be returned. Below is the definition of the carrier
specific bitmap.
Carrier load (Load-distribution-down) : When the modem is not in showtime this object will have the previously
measured value. Each carrier can carry up to 15 bits. The carrier load is coded as a bitmap defined as follows:
• OCTETS 0,1: INTEGER (0..4096), index of the start carrier group of the first downstream band. The value is
defined as MSB-LSB (big-endian).
• OCTETS 2,3: INTEGER (0..4096), index of the stop carrier group of the first downstream band. The value is
• OCTET 4: contains the bit load of the first two carrier groups of the band. The load of the first carrier group
uses the most significant 4 bits nibble. Range is 0-15 bits per carrier group, with a granularity of 1 bit/carrier
group.
• OCTETS 5..L: and so on, up to the last carrier group of the first downstream band. The last nibble of OCTET L
is set to 0x0 if not used.
• OCTETS L+1..M: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the carrier load of the second downstream band
when available.
• OCTETS M+1..N: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the carrier load of the third downstream band
when available.
• OCTETS N+1..P: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the carrier load of the fourth downstream band
when available.
• OCTETS P+1..Q: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the carrier load of the fifth downstream band when
available.
Carrier gain (gain-allocation-down) : When the modem is not in showtime this object will have the previously
measured value. The gain has a range of approximately 0 - 8, in steps of 1/512. The gain value is represented as
gi/512 on a linear scale with gi a 12 bits unsigned integer in the 0 to 4095 range given by the 12 LSB bits of a 2
bytes integer. The carrier gain allocation is coded as a bitmap defined as follows:
• OCTETS 0,1: INTEGER (0..4096), index of the start carrier group of the first downstream band. The value is
• OCTETS 2,3: INTEGER (0..4096), index of the stop carrier group of the first downstream band. The value is
• OCTETS 4,5: INTEGER, contains the gain of the first carrier group of the band (start carrier group).
• OCTETS 6..L: and so on until the last carrier group of the first downstream band (stop carrier group).
• OCTETS L+1..M: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the carrier gain of the second downstream band
when available.
• OCTETS M+1..N: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the carrier gain of the third downstream band
when available.
• OCTETS N+1..P: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the carrier gain of the fourth downstream band
when available.
• OCTETS P+1..Q: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the carrier gain of the fifth downstream band when
available.
Carrier snr (snr-up): When the modem is not in showtime this object will have the previously measured value. The
SNR has a range from -32 to 95 dB in steps of 0.5 dB. It is represented as SNRi = -32 + snri/2, with snri an 8 bit
unsigned integer in the range 0 to 254. The special value 255 indicates that no measurement is available for the

carrier or that the measurement is out of range. The carrier snrs are coded as a bitmap defined as follows:
• OCTETS 0,1: INTEGER, contains the number of symbols used to measure the data. The value is defined as
MSB-LSB (big-endian).
• OCTETS 2,3: INTEGER (0..4096), index of the start carrier group of the first upstream band. The value is
• OCTETS 4,5: INTEGER (0..4096), index of the stop carrier group of the first upstream band. The value is
• OCTETS 6: INTEGER, contains the snr of the first carrier group of the band (start carrier group).
• OCTETS 7..L: and so on until the last carrier group of the first upstream band (stop carrier group).
• OCTETS L+1..M: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the carrier snr of the second upstream band when
available.
• OCTETS M+1..N: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the carrier snr of the third upstream band when
available.
• OCTETS N+1..P: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the carrier snr of the fourth upstream band when
available.
• OCTETS P+1..Q: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the carrier snr of the fifth upstream band when
available.
Carrier qln (qln-up): The QLN has a range from -150 dBm/Hz to -23 dBm/Hz in steps of 0.5 dB. It is represented
as QLNi = -23 - qlni/2, with qlni an 8 bit unsigned integer in the range 0 to 254. The special value 255 indicates
that no measurement is available for the carrier or that the measurement is out of range. The carrier qlns are
coded as a bitmap defined as follows:
• OCTETS 6: INTEGER, contains the qln of the first carrier group of the band (start carrier group).
• OCTETS 7..L: and so on until the last carrier group of the first upstream band (stop carrier group).
• OCTETS L+1..M: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the carrier qln of the second downstream band
when available.
• OCTETS M+1..N: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the carrier qln of the third upstream band when
available.
• OCTETS N+1..P: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the carrier qln of the fourth upstream band when
available.
• OCTETS P+1..Q: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the carrier qln of the fifth upstream band when
available.
Carrier HLIN (char-func-complex): HLIN has a range of approximately +6 dB to -90 dB, with a granularity of
2^-15. The Hlin is represented as HLINi = (scale/2^15)*((ai+j*bi)/2^15), with ai and bi 2 bytes signed integers in
the range -32767 to 32767. The special value -32768 indicates that no measurement is available for the carrier or
that the measurement is out of range. The scale factor is a 2 bytes unsigned integer. The scale factor must be
chosen such that: max(|Ai|,|Bi|) over all i is equal to 2^15-1, i.e. over all carriers of the XDSL band(s) of the
corresponding direction. The carrier HLINs are coded as a bitmap defined as follows:
• OCTETS 2,3: INTEGER(0..65535), contains the scale factor to apply to the hlin values, over the upstream
band(s). The value is defined as MSB-LSB (big-endian).
• OCTETS 8,9: SIGNED INTEGER , contains the ai for the first carrier group of the band (start carrier group).
The value is defined as MSB-LSB (big-endian).
• OCTETS 10,11: SIGNED INTEGER , contains the bi for the first carrier group of the band (start carrier
group). The value is defined as MSB-LSB (big-endian).
• OCTETS 12..L: ai and bi for the next carrier group and so on until the last carrier group of the first upstream
band (stop carrier group).

• OCTETS L+1..M: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the HLIN ai and bi of the second upstream band
when available.
• OCTETS M+1..N: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the HLIN ai and bi of the third upstream band
when available.
• OCTETS N+1..P: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the HLIN ai and bi of the fourth upstream band
when available.
• OCTETS P+1..Q: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the HLIN ai and bi of the fifth upstream band when
available.
Carrier HLOG (char-func-real): Hlog has a range of approximately +6 dB to -96 dB in steps of 0.1 dB. The Hlog
is represented as HLOGi = 6 - mi/10, with mi a 10 bits unsigned integer in the range 0 to 1022. The special value
1023 indicates that no measurement is available for the carrier or that the measurement is out of range. The
carrier HLOGs are coded as a bitmap defined as follows:
• OCTETS 6,7: INTEGER (0..1023), contains the HLOG mi of the first carrier group of the band (start carrier
group). The value is defined as MSB-LSB (big-endian).
• OCTETS 8..L: mi for the next carrier group and so on until the last carrier group of the first upstream band
(stop carrier group).
• OCTETS L+1..M: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the HLOG mi of the second upstream band when
available.
• OCTETS M+1..N: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the HLOG mi of the third upstream band when
available.
• OCTETS N+1..P: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the HLOG mi of the fourth upstream band when
available.
• OCTETS P+1..Q: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the HLOG mi of the fifth upstream band when
available.
Carrier Tx PSD (tx-psd-dn): When the modem is not in showtime this object will have the previously measured
value. The PSD has a range from -127 dBm/Hz to 0 dBm/Hz in steps of 0.5 dB. It is represented as PSDi = - psdi/2,
with psdi an 8 bit unsigned integer in the range 0 to 254. The special value 255 indicates that no measurement is
available for the carrier, the carrier is not loaded, or that the measurement is out of range. The carrier Tx PSD is
coded as a bitmap defined as follows:
• OCTETS 0,1: INTEGER (0..4096), index of the start carrier group of the downstream band. The value is
• OCTETS 2,3: INTEGER (0..4096), index of the stop carrier group of the downstream band. The value is defined
as MSB-LSB (big-endian).
• OCTET 4: INTEGER(0..255), PSD of the first carrier group of the band (start carrier group).
• OCTETS 5..L: and so on until the last carrier group of the first downstream band (stop carrier group).
• OCTETS L+1..M: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the carrier PSD of the second downstream band
when available.
• OCTETS M+1..N: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the carrier PSD of the third downstream band
when available.
• OCTETS N+1..P: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the carrier PSD of the fourth downstream band
when available.
• OCTETS P+1..Q: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the carrier PSD of the fifth downstream band when
available.
User Level

Command Syntax
> show xdsl carrier-data near-end [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.9-1 "xDSL Carrier Data Near End Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.9-2 "xDSL Carrier Data Near End Status Command" Display parameters
spacing Parameter type: <Xdsl::CarrierSpacingType> the actual carrier spacing used on
( single the XDSL line in the downstream
| double direction
| half This element is always shown.
| quarter )
Possible values:
- single : single
- double : double
- half : half
- quarter : quarter
load-distribution-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::OctetStingType> nbr of bits per carrier group over
- a binary string the downstream passband
gain-allocation-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::OctetStingType> gain allocation (i.e. gi) per carrier
- a binary string group over the downstream
passband
snr-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::OctetStingType> signal to noise ratio per carrier
- a binary string group over the upstream
passband
qln-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::OctetStingType> quiet line noise per carrier group
- a binary string over the upstream passband
char-func-complex Parameter type: <Xdsl::OctetStingType> provides the channel
- a binary string characteristics function complex


values in linear scale for each
carrier group over upstream
passband (hlin)
char-func-real Parameter type: <Xdsl::OctetStingType> char func real values in dB over
- a binary string upstream passband (hlog)
tx-psd-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::OctetStingType> the actual transmit PSD per
- a binary string carrier group over the
downstream passband
tx-psd-carr-grop Parameter type: <Xdsl::SubCarrierGroupSizeType> the grouping factor for Actual Tx
- grouping factor per carrier data octet-string Power Spectrum Density carrier
- range: [1...2,4,8] data octet-string
load-carr-grp Parameter type: <Xdsl::SubCarrierGroupSizeType> Provides the grouping factor for
- grouping factor per carrier data octet-string carrier load data octet-string
- range: [1...2,4,8] This element is always shown.
gain-carr-grp Parameter type: <Xdsl::SubCarrierGroupSizeType> Provides the grouping factor for
- grouping factor per carrier data octet-string carrier gain allocation data
- range: [1...2,4,8] octet-string
snr-carr-grp Parameter type: <Xdsl::SubCarrierGroupSizeType> Provides the grouping factor for
- grouping factor per carrier data octet-string Signal to Noise Ratio per carrier
qln-carr-grp Parameter type: <Xdsl::SubCarrierGroupSizeType> Provides the grouping factor for
- grouping factor per carrier data octet-string Quiet Line Noise data octet-string
hlin-carr-grp Parameter type: <Xdsl::SubCarrierGroupSizeType> Provides the grouping factor for
- grouping factor per carrier data octet-string Complex Channel Characteristics
- range: [1...2,4,8] data in linear scale
hlog-carr-grp Parameter type: <Xdsl::SubCarrierGroupSizeType> Provides the grouping factor for
- grouping factor per carrier data octet-string Channel Characteristics data in
- range: [1...2,4,8] dB
vect-qln-mode-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::ActualQlnMode> actual reported line carrier data
( with-cancel quiet line noise
| without-cancel This element is only shown in
| unknown ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- with-cancel : with xtalk cancellation
- without-cancel : without xtalk cancellation
- unknown : qln reporting mode not known

44.10 xDSL Carrier Data Far End Status Command
Command Description
This command displays xDSL carrier data far end.
Each carrier is coded as a bitmap. For more details related to : the bitmap definition and the description of ranges,
specific values,.. of the carriers, we refer to the command description section of the "xDSL Carrier Data Near End
Status Command" section. When reading this in scope of "Far End", "downstream" becomes "upstream" and vice
versa.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl carrier-data far-end [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.10-1 "xDSL Carrier Data Far End Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.10-2 "xDSL Carrier Data Far End Status Command" Display parameters
spacing Parameter type: <Xdsl::CarrierSpacingType> the actual carrier spacing used on
( single the XDSL line in the upstream
| double direction
| half This element is always shown.
| quarter )
Possible values:


- single : single
- double : double
- half : half
- quarter : quarter
load-distribution-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::OctetStingType> nbr of bits per carrier group over
- a binary string the upstream passband
gain-allocation-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::OctetStingType> gain allocation (i.e.gi) per carrier
- a binary string group over the upstream
passband
snr-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::OctetStingType> signal to noise ratio per carrier
- a binary string group over the downstream
passband
qln-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::OctetStingType> quiet line noise per carrier group
- a binary string over the downstream passband
char-func-complex Parameter type: <Xdsl::OctetStingType> provides the channel
- a binary string characteristics function complex
values in linear scale per carrier
group over downstream passband
(hlin)
char-func-real Parameter type: <Xdsl::OctetStingType> char func real values in dB over
- a binary string downstream passband (hlog)
tx-psd-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::OctetStingType> the actual transmit PSD per
- a binary string carrier group over the upstream
passband
tx-psd-carr-grop Parameter type: <Xdsl::SubCarrierGroupSizeType> the grouping factor for Actual Tx
- grouping factor per carrier data octet-string Power Spectrum Density carrier
load-carr-grp Parameter type: <Xdsl::SubCarrierGroupSizeType> Provides the grouping factor for
- grouping factor per carrier data octet-string carrier load data octet-string
gain-carr-grp Parameter type: <Xdsl::SubCarrierGroupSizeType> Provides the grouping factor for
- grouping factor per carrier data octet-string carrier gain allocation data
- range: [1...2,4,8] octet-string
snr-carr-grp Parameter type: <Xdsl::SubCarrierGroupSizeType> Provides the grouping factor for
- grouping factor per carrier data octet-string Signal to Noise Ratio per carrier
qln-carr-grp Parameter type: <Xdsl::SubCarrierGroupSizeType> Provides the grouping factor for
- grouping factor per carrier data octet-string Quiet Line Noise data octet-string
hlin-carr-grp Parameter type: <Xdsl::SubCarrierGroupSizeType> Provides the grouping factor for
- grouping factor per carrier data octet-string Complex Channel Characteristics
- range: [1...2,4,8] data in linear scale
hlog-carr-grp Parameter type: <Xdsl::SubCarrierGroupSizeType> Provides the grouping factor for
- grouping factor per carrier data octet-string Channel Characteristics data in
- range: [1...2,4,8] dB


vect-qln-mode-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::ActualQlnMode> actual reported line carrier data
( with-cancel quiet line noise
| without-cancel This element is only shown in
| unknown ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- with-cancel : with xtalk cancellation
- without-cancel : without xtalk cancellation
- unknown : qln reporting mode not known

44.11 xDSL Failure Status Near End Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL failure status near end.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl failure-status near-end [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.11-1 "xDSL Failure Status Near End Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.11-2 "xDSL Failure Status Near End Status Command" Display parameters
line-defect Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusNearEnd> specifies the defect status in the
( yes near-end
Possible values:
- yes : defect in the near-end failure sta tus
- no : no defect in the near-end failure s tatus
los Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusNELOS> specifies status of the Loss of


( no Signal in upstream direction
| yes ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- no : no LOS in upstream direction
- yes : LOS in the upstream direction
lof Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusNELOF> specifies status of the Loss of
( no Frame in upstream direction
Possible values:
- no : no LOF in upstream direction
- yes : LOF in the upstream direction
lom Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusNELOM> specifies status of the Loss of
( no Margin in upstream direction
Possible values:
- no : no LOM in upstream direction
- yes : LOM in the upstream direction
lpr Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusNELPR> specifies status of the Loss of
( no Power of the ATU-C
Possible values:
- no : no LPR of the ATU-C
- yes : LPR of the ATU-C
ese Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusNEESE> specifies status of the Excessive
( no Severe Errors in upstream
| yes ) direction
- no : no ESE in upstream direction
- yes : ESE in the upstream direction
act-fail-conf-err Parameter type: <Xdsl::NEActFailConfErr> specifies status of line Activation
( no This element is always shown.
| yes )
Possible values:
- no : no Activation Failure due to configuration error
- yes : Line Activation Fail due to configuration error
act-fail-conf-not-feas Parameter type: <Xdsl::NEActFailConfNotFeasible> specifies status of line Activation
| yes )
Possible values:
- no : Line Activation Fail due to configuration not feasible
- yes : no Activation Failure due to configuration not
feasible
bitrate-threshold Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusNEBitRateThrs> specifies status of Bit Rate
( no-low-rate Threshold
| low-rate ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- no-low-rate : no Bit rate threshold for the upstream
direction
- low-rate : Bit rate threshold for upstream direction
tpstc-mismatch Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusNETpstcMism> indicates a Tpstc mismatch
| yes )
Possible values:
- no : no TpsTc mismatch is detected
- yes : a TpsTc mismatch is detected
forced-rtx-init-fail Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusNERtxInitFail> specifies status of line
( no initialisation when forced RTX


Possible values:
- no : No line initialisation failure due to forced Rtx request
- yes : Line Initialisation failure due to forced Rtx request
vect-dle Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusNEDLE> counter for disorderly leaving
( yes failure events
Possible values:
act-fail-err-code Parameter type: <SignedInteger> activation failure error code
act-fail-err-descr Parameter type: <Xdsl::IgnoredPrintableString> activation failure error
- ignored printable string description
detail mode.

44.12 xDSL Failure Status Far End Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL failure of the far end.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl failure-status far-end [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.12-1 "xDSL Failure Status Far End Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.12-2 "xDSL Failure Status Far End Status Command" Display parameters
line-defect Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusNoDefect> specifies the defect status in the
( yes far-end
Possible values:
- yes : defect in the far-end failure status
- no : no defect in the far-end failure status
los Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusFELOS> specifies status of the Loss of


( no Signal in downstream direction
Possible values:
- no : no LOS in downstream direction
- yes : LOS in the downstream direction
lof Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusFELOF> specifies status of the Loss of
( no Frame in downstream direction
Possible values:
- no : no LOF in downstream direction
- yes : LOF in the downstream direction
lom Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusFELOM> specifies status of the Loss of
( no Margin in downstream direction
Possible values:
- no : no LOM in downstream direction
- yes : LOM in the downstream direction
lpr Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusFELPR> specifies status of the Loss of
( no Power of the XTU-C
Possible values:
- no : no LPR of the XTU-R
- yes : LPR of the XTU-R
lol Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusFELOL> specifies status of the Loss of
( no Link
Possible values:
- no : no LOL in line
- yes : LOL in line
ese Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusFEESE> specifies status of the Excessive
( no Severe Errors
Possible values:
- no : no ESE in downstream direction
- yes : ESE in the downstream direction
act-fail-comm-prob Parameter type: <Xdsl::FEActFailCommProb> specifies status of line Activation
| yes )
Possible values:
- no : no Activation Failure due to communication problems
- yes : Line Activation Fail due to communication problems
act-fail-no-xtu-r Parameter type: <Xdsl::FEActFailNoXTUR> specifies status of line Activation
| yes )
Possible values:
- no : Line Activation Fail due to no XTU-R detected
- yes : no Activation Failure due to no XTU-R detected
bitrate-threshold Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusFEBitRateThrs> specifies status of Bit Rate
( no-low-rate Threshold
| low-rate ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- no-low-rate : no Bit rate threshold for the downstream
direction
- low-rate : Bit rate threshold for downstream direction
upbo-vio Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusFEUPBOViolate> specifies far end UPBO violation
( no status


Possible values:
- no : no far end UPBO violation
- yes : far end UPBO violation
cpe-pol Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusFECPEPolicing> specifies Activation Failure status
( no due to CPE policing
Possible values:
act-fail-err-code Parameter type: <SignedInteger> activation failure error code
act-fail-err-descr Parameter type: <Xdsl::IgnoredPrintableString> activation failure error
- ignored printable string description
detail mode.

44.13 xDSL Vectored Line Failure Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL vectored line failure status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl failure-status vect-line-near-end [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.13-1 "xDSL Vectored Line Failure Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.13-2 "xDSL Vectored Line Failure Status Command" Display parameters
xtc-variation-vict Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusXTCVARVICT> specifies status of excessive
( excessive victim crosstalk coefficient
| normal ) variation
coefficients
xtc-variation-dist Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusXTCVARDIST> specifies status of excessive
( excessive disturber crosstalk coefficient
| normal ) variation


coefficients
corrupted-errf Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusCorpERRF> specifies status of received
( yes corrupted errorf samples
Possible values:
- yes : at least 10% corrupted or missing errorf samples
received
vect-cpe-cap-mismatch Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusVectCpeCapMism> specifies if an allowed Vectoring
Possible values:
vect-conf-not-feas Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusVectConfigNotFeas> specifies if the vectoring
Possible values:
- yes : Vectoring Configuration Not Feasable
- no : Vectoring Configuration Feasable

44.14 xDSL Vectoring Board Failure Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL vectoring board failure status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl failure-status vect-board [ (board-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.14-1 "xDSL Vectoring Board Failure Status Command" Resource Parameters
(board-index) Format: interface index of the board
| nt )
Possible values:
- nt : nt-slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 44.14-2 "xDSL Vectoring Board Failure Status Command" Display parameters
vp-lt-mismatch Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusVPLTMISM> specifies failure status of vp and
( yes its expected connected lt's OR
| no ) incompatible sw versions. In case
Possible values: vplt-autodiscovery disabled on
- yes : mismatch between expected and actual vp-lt mapping vp, failure reported on vp-board.
or incompatible sw version on vp and lt. In case vplt-autodiscovery
- no : expected and actual vp-lt in line or vp and lt have enabled on lt, failure reported on


compatible sw versions OR autodiscovery enabled on vp, lt-board.
autodiscovery disabled on lt This element is always shown.
vp-lt-link Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusVPLTLINKFAIL> specifies the failure status of the
( linkdown VP-LT Link. In case

44.15 xDSL Counters Near End Line Current 15 Min
Command Description
This command displays xDSL counters near end line current 15 min.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl counters near-end line current-interval [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.15-1 "xDSL Counters Near End Line Current 15 Min" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.15-2 "xDSL Counters Near End Line Current 15 Min" Display parameters
los Parameter type: <Counter> number of occurences of an LOS
- 32 bit counter failure event
lof Parameter type: <Counter> number of occurences of an LOF
lom Parameter type: <Counter> number of occurences of a LOM
ese Parameter type: <Counter> number of occurences of an ESE


es Parameter type: <Counter> number of errored seconds
- 32 bit counter encountered by the line
ses Parameter type: <Counter> number of severely errored
- 32 bit counter seconds encountered by the line
uas Parameter type: <Counter> number of unavailable seconds
re-init Parameter type: <Counter> number of times the modem
- 32 bit counter re-initialize the line
failed-init Parameter type: <Counter> number of times the modem
- 32 bit counter failed to initialize the line
measured-time Parameter type: <Xdsl::PrevCurIntervalMeasureTime> amt of time in sec that statistics
- the measured time interval have been counted
- unit: sec This element is only shown in
in-valid-flag Parameter type: <Xdsl::IntervalValidityFlag> validity of the corresponding PM
( true data
- true : data is not valid
- false : data is valid
ra-upshift Parameter type: <Counter> number of occurances of a
short name: rau - 32 bit counter Upshift Rate Adaptation
ra-downshift Parameter type: <Counter> number of occurances of a
short name: rad - 32 bit counter Downshift Rate Adaptation
leftrs Parameter type: <Counter> number of leftr seconds
err-free-bits Parameter type: <Counter> count of the number of error
- 32 bit counter freebits divided by 2^16
min-eftr Parameter type: <SignedInteger> minimum error free throughput
- a signed integer observed
dle Parameter type: <Counter> counter for disorderly leaving
- 32 bit counter failure events
fecs Parameter type: <Counter> forward error correction second
- 32 bit counter This element is always shown.
init-count Parameter type: <Counter> full init counter

44.16 xDSL Counters Near End Line Current Day
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL counters near end line current day.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl counters near-end line current-1day [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.16-1 "xDSL Counters Near End Line Current Day" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.16-2 "xDSL Counters Near End Line Current Day" Display parameters


measured-time Parameter type: <Xdsl::IntervalMeasureTime> amt of time in sec that statistics
( true data
min-eftr Parameter type: <SignedInteger> minimum error free throughput
- a signed integer observed

44.17 xDSL Counters Near End Line Previous 15

Min
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL counters near end line previous 15 min.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl counters near-end line previous-interval [ (if-index) [ interval-no <Xdsl::IntervalNumber15min> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.17-1 "xDSL Counters Near End Line Previous 15 Min" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
interval-no Parameter type: <Xdsl::IntervalNumber15min> identifies prev 15min intvls,val 1
Format: as the latest intvl
- a number identifying 15 minutes interval time
- range: [1...192]
Command Output
Table 44.17-2 "xDSL Counters Near End Line Previous 15 Min" Display parameters


fail-init Parameter type: <Counter> number of times the modem
- range: [0...900]
invalid-flag Parameter type: <Xdsl::IntervalValidityFlag> validity of the corresponding PM
( true data
| false ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
min-eftr Parameter type: <SignedInteger> count of the minimum of the
- a signed integer error free throughput observed
interval-time Parameter type: <Xdsl::PmTimeStamp> specifies the start time of interval


- Timestamp for Pm interval(yyyymmdd:hour:minutes) This element is always shown.

44.18 xDSL Counters Near End Of Line Previous

Day
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL counters near end of the previous day.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl counters near-end line previous-1day [ (if-index) [ interval-no <Xdsl::IntervalNumber1day> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.18-1 "xDSL Counters Near End Of Line Previous Day" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
interval-no Parameter type: <Xdsl::IntervalNumber1day> nbr identifying previous 1 day
Format: intvl time, value 1 is the most
- a number identifying 1 day interval time recently completed 1 day intvl
- range: [1...7]
Command Output
Table 44.18-2 "xDSL Counters Near End Of Line Previous Day" Display parameters


( true data



44.19 xDSL Counters Near End Channel Current 15

Min
Command Description
CEC parameter only applies to VDSL2.
CEC:Number of uncorrected codewords encountered by near-end (or far-end) channel in VDSL2 mode.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl counters near-end channel current-interval [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.19-1 "xDSL Counters Near End Channel Current 15 Min" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.19-2 "xDSL Counters Near End Channel Current 15 Min" Display parameters
cv Parameter type: <Counter> number of coding violations
- 32 bit counter encountered by the channel
fecc Parameter type: <Counter> number of corrected codewords
- 32 bit counter encountered by the channel,
respectively corrected octets in


case of vdsl1 G.993.1
cec Parameter type: <Counter> the number of non-corrected
- 32 bit counter erroneous codewords
encountered by the near end
channel
- range: [0...900]
( true data
Possible values:
rtx-c-up Parameter type: <Counter> the total number of detected
- 32 bit counter errored DTUs which have been
successfully corrected by a
retransmission as seen by the
near-end receiver
rtx-uc-up Parameter type: <Counter> the total number of detected
- 32 bit counter errored DTUs which have not
been corrected by one or more
retransmissions
rtx-tx-down Parameter type: <Counter> the total number of retransmitted
- 32 bit counter DTUs by the transmitter

44.20 xDSL Counters Near End Channel Current

Day
Command Description
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl counters near-end channel current-1day [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.20-1 "xDSL Counters Near End Channel Current Day" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.20-2 "xDSL Counters Near End Channel Current Day" Display parameters


channel
- range: [0...86400]
( true data
Possible values:
near-end receiver
retransmissions

44.21 xDSL Counters Near End Channel Previous

15 Min
Command Description
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl counters near-end channel previous-interval [ (if-index) [ interval-no <Xdsl::IntervalNumber15min> ]
]
Command Parameters
Table 44.21-1 "xDSL Counters Near End Channel Previous 15 Min" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
interval-no Parameter type: <Xdsl::IntervalNumber15min> nbr identifying previous 15 min
- a number identifying 15 minutes interval time recently completed 15 min intvl
- range: [1...192]
Command Output
Table 44.21-2 "xDSL Counters Near End Channel Previous 15 Min" Display parameters


channel
- range: [0...900]
( true data
Possible values:
near-end receiver
retransmissions

44.22 xDSL Counters Near End Channel Previous

Day
Command Description
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl counters near-end channel previous-1day [ (if-index) [ interval-no <Xdsl::IntervalNumber1day> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.22-1 "xDSL Counters Near End Channel Previous Day" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- range: [1...7]
Command Output
Table 44.22-2 "xDSL Counters Near End Channel Previous Day" Display parameters


channel
- range: [0...86400]
( true data
Possible values:
near-end receiver
retransmissions

44.23 xDSL Counters Far End Line Current 15 Min
Command Description
This command displays xDSL counters far end line current 15 min.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl counters far-end line current-interval [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.23-1 "xDSL Counters Far End Line Current 15 Min" Resource Parameters
(if-index) Format: interface index of the xdsl port
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.23-2 "xDSL Counters Far End Line Current 15 Min" Display parameters
los Parameter type: <Counter> number of occurences of an los
lof Parameter type: <Counter> number of occurences of an lof
lom Parameter type: <Counter> number of occurences of an lom
lpr Parameter type: <Counter> number of occurences of an lpr


lol Parameter type: <Counter> number of occurences of an lol
ese Parameter type: <Counter> number of occurences of an ese
- range: [0...900]
( true data
Possible values:

44.24 xDSL Counters Far End Line Current Day
Command Description
This command displays xDSL counters far end line current day.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl counters far-end line current-1day [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.24-1 "xDSL Counters Far End Line Current Day" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.24-2 "xDSL Counters Far End Line Current Day" Display parameters


( true data

44.25 xDSL Counters Far End Line Previous 15 Min
Command Description
This command displays xDSL counters far end line previous 15 min.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl counters far-end line previous-interval [ (if-index) [ interval-no <Xdsl::IntervalNumber15min> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.25-1 "xDSL Counters Far End Line Previous 15 Min" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- range: [1...192]
Command Output
Table 44.25-2 "xDSL Counters Far End Line Previous 15 Min" Display parameters


( true data

44.26 xDSL Counters Far End Line Previous Day
Command Description
This command displays xDSL counters far end line previous day.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl counters far-end line previous-1day [ (if-index) [ interval-no <Xdsl::IntervalNumber1day> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.26-1 "xDSL Counters Far End Line Previous Day" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- range: [1...7]
Command Output
Table 44.26-2 "xDSL Counters Far End Line Previous Day" Display parameters


( true data

44.27 xDSL Counters Far End Channel Current 15

Min
Command Description
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl counters far-end channel current-interval [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.27-1 "xDSL Counters Far End Channel Current 15 Min" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.27-2 "xDSL Counters Far End Channel Current 15 Min" Display parameters
cv Parameter type: <Counter> nbr of coding violations
- 32 bit counter encountered by far end channel


encountered by the far end
channel
- range: [0...900]
( true data
Possible values:
rtx-c-down Parameter type: <Counter> the total number of detected
far-end receiver
rtx-uc-down Parameter type: <Counter> the total number of detected
retransmissions
rtx-tx-up Parameter type: <Counter> the total number of retransmitted

44.28 xDSL Counters Far End Channel Current Day
Command Description
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl counters far-end channel current-1day [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.28-1 "xDSL Counters Far End Channel Current Day" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.28-2 "xDSL Counters Far End Channel Current Day" Display parameters
cv Parameter type: <Counter> nbr of coding violations
- 32 bit counter encountered by far end channel


channel
- range: [0...86400]
( true data
Possible values:
far-end receiver
retransmissions

44.29 xDSL Counters Far End Channel Previous 15

Min
Command Description
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl counters far-end channel previous-interval [ (if-index) [ interval-no <Xdsl::IntervalNumber15min> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.29-1 "xDSL Counters Far End Channel Previous 15 Min" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- range: [1...192]
Command Output
Table 44.29-2 "xDSL Counters Far End Channel Previous 15 Min" Display parameters
cv Parameter type: <Counter> number of coding violations in
- 32 bit counter the previous 15 min


channel
- range: [0...900]
( true data
Possible values:
far-end receiver
retransmissions

44.30 xDSL Counters Far End Channel Previous

Day
Command Description
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl counters far-end channel previous-1day [ (if-index) [ interval-no <Xdsl::IntervalNumber1day> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.30-1 "xDSL Counters Far End Channel Previous Day" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- range: [1...7]
Command Output
Table 44.30-2 "xDSL Counters Far End Channel Previous Day" Display parameters
cv Parameter type: <Counter> number of coding violations in
- 32 bit counter the previous one day


channel
- range: [0...86400]
( true data
Possible values:
far-end receiver
retransmissions

44.31 xDSL XTU-R Inventory Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL XTU-R inventory data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl cpe-inventory [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.31-1 "xDSL XTU-R Inventory Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.31-2 "xDSL XTU-R Inventory Status Command" Display parameters
modem-vendor-id Parameter type: <Xdsl::VendorID> vendor ID retrieved during
- an octet string defining vendor identification handshaking
sys-serial-no Parameter type: <Xdsl::SystemSerialNumber> serial number that identifies the
- an octet string defining system serial number vendor equipment
detail mode.
sys-vendor-id Parameter type: <Xdsl::VendorID> vendor ID retrieved via the xdsl
- an octet string defining vendor identification EOC


sys-version-no Parameter type: <Xdsl::XturSystemVersionNo> version number retrieved via the
- an octet string defining xtur system version number the xdsl EOC
detail mode.
self-test-result Parameter type: <Xdsl::SelfTestResult> self test results value retrieved
- an octet string defining self test result via the the xdsl EOC

44.32 xDSL XTU-C Inventory Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL XTU-C inventory data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl co-inventory [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.32-1 "xDSL XTU-C Inventory Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.32-2 "xDSL XTU-C Inventory Status Command" Display parameters
modem-vendor-id Parameter type: <Xdsl::VendorID> vendor ID retrieved during
- an octet string defining vendor identification handshaking
sys-serial-no Parameter type: <Xdsl::SystemSerialNumber> serial number that identifies the
- an octet string defining system serial number vendor equipment
detail mode.
sys-vendor-id Parameter type: <Xdsl::VendorID> vendor ID
- an octet string defining vendor identification This element is always shown.
- length: x<=16


sys-version-no Parameter type: <Xdsl::SystemVersionNo> version number
- an octet string defining system version number This element is only shown in
modem-sw-ver-no Parameter type: <Xdsl::ModemSwVersionNo> modem sw version number
- display string of modem software version This element is only shown in
self-test-result Parameter type: <Xdsl::SelfTestResult> self test results value
- an octet string defining self test result This element is always shown.
- length: x<=8

44.33 xDSL Board Capability Status Command
Command Description
This command displays xDSL board capability.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl board [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.33-1 "xDSL Board Capability Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.33-2 "xDSL Board Capability Status Command" Display parameters
capability Parameter type: <Xdsl::OpModeTypeLinePreDef> operational mode supported by
( ansi-t1413 the board
| etsi-dts This element is always shown.
| g992-1-a
| g992-1-b
| g992-2-a
| g992-3-a
| g992-3-b
| g992-3-aj
| g992-3-l1
| g992-3-l2


| g992-3-am
| g992-5-a
| g992-5-b
| ansi-t1.424
| etsi-ts
| itu-g993-1
| ieee-802.3ah
| g992-5-aj
| g992-5-am
| g993-2-8a
| g993-2-8b
| g993-2-8c
| g993-2-8d
| g993-2-12a
| g993-2-12b
| g993-2-17a
| g993-2-30a
| default
Possible values:
- ansi-t1413 : ANSI T1.413-1998
spectrum
mask 1
mask 2
spectrum
- ansi-t1.424 : ANSI T1.424
- etsi-ts : ETSI TS
- itu-g993-1 : ITU G993-1
spectrum
spectrum
- length: 16


Possible values:
- ansi-t1413 : ANSI T1.413-1998
Possible values:
spectrum
spectrum
spectrum
spectrum
spectrum
spectrum


spectrum US mask 1
mask 1
spectrum US mask 2
mask 2
spectrum
spectrum
spectrum
Possible values:
- ansi-t1.424 : ANSI T1.424
Possible values:
- etsi-ts : ETSI TS
Possible values:
- itu-g993-1 : ITU G993-1


Possible values:
spectrum
spectrum
Possible values:
8A
Possible values:
8B
Possible values:
8C
Possible values:
8D
Possible values:
profile 12A


Possible values:
profile 12B
Possible values:
profile 17A
Possible values:
profile 30A

44.34 xDSL Low Rate Alarm Timestamp Command
Command Description
This command displays the latest configured timestamp. This timestamp value will be used to build-up the
line-bitmap table.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl link-up-changes [ (linkup-timestamp) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.34-1 "xDSL Low Rate Alarm Timestamp Command" Resource Parameters
(linkup-timestamp) Format: the latest link up timestamp
- Printable string

44.35 xDSL Low Rate Alarm Line Bitmap Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays in a bitmap all the lines (of the specified slot) which have changed state after the specified
timestamp. - to the Up-state and current bitrate is less than planned-bit-rate - to the Down-state.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl link-up-changes (linkup-timestamp) slot [ (slot) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.35-1 "xDSL Low Rate Alarm Line Bitmap Status Command" Resource Parameters
(linkup-timestamp) Format: the latest link up timestamp
- Printable string
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 44.35-2 "xDSL Low Rate Alarm Line Bitmap Status Command" Display parameters
port Parameter type: <Xdsl::PortList> displays all the lines with state
- Printable string change after specified time

44.36 xDSL Low Rate Alarm Linkup Record Data

Command
Command Description
This command displays the linkup record for the line.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl linkup-record [ (line) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.36-1 "xDSL Low Rate Alarm Linkup Record Data Command" Resource Parameters
(line) Format: the physical slot position
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.36-2 "xDSL Low Rate Alarm Linkup Record Data Command" Display parameters
link-timestamp-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::timeInSecs> Displays the latest link down
- Printable string timestamp
link-timestamp-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::timeInSecs> Displays the latest link up
- Printable string timestamp
act-bitrate-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRateKbps> Displays the actual net data or


- Bitrate in kbps expected throughput for the
- unit: kbps upstream fast or interleaved
channel
act-bitrate-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRateKbps> Displays the actual net data or
- Bitrate in kbps expected throughput for the
- unit: kbps downstream fast or interleaved
channel
act-noise-margin-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::NoiseMargindB> Displays the realised noise
- Noise Margin in dB margin for the upstream direction
act-noise-margin-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::NoiseMargindB> Displays the realised noise
- Noise Margin in dB margin for the downstream
- unit: 1/10 dB direction
attenuation-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::AttenuationdB> Displays the link up attenuation
- an attenuation value on upstream
attenuation-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::AttenuationdB> Displays the link up attenuation
- an attenuation value on downstream
attained-bitrate-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRateKbps> Displays maximum attainable net
- Bitrate in kbps data rate or expected throughtput
- unit: kbps the modem can support in
upstream
attained-bitrate-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRateKbps> Displays maximum attainable net
- Bitrate in kbps data rate or expected throughtput
- unit: kbps the modem can support in
downstream
max-bitrate-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRateKbps> Displays the configured
- Bitrate in kbps maximum bitrate for the
- unit: kbps upstream
max-bitrate-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRateKbps> Displays the configured
- Bitrate in kbps maximum bitrate for the
- unit: kbps downstream
threshold-bitrate-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRateKbps> Displays the configured threshold
- Bitrate in kbps bitrate for upstream
- unit: kbps This element is always shown.
threshold-bitrate-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRateKbps> Displays the configured threshold
- Bitrate in kbps bitrate for downstream
- unit: kbps This element is always shown.
max-delay-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::Delay> Displays the configured
- Delay in kbps maximum interleaving delay for
- unit: msec upstream
max-delay-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::Delay> Displays the configured
- Delay in kbps maximum interleaving delay for
- unit: msec downstream
tgt-noise-margin-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::NoiseMargindB> Displays the configured target
- Noise Margin in dB noise margin for upstream


tgt-noise-margin-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::NoiseMargindB> Displays the configured target
- Noise Margin in dB noise margin for downstream

44.37 xDSL INS Near End Operational Data Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL Impulse-Noise-Sensor near-end operational data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl imp-noise-sensor near-end oper-data [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.37-1 "xDSL INS Near End Operational Data Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.37-2 "xDSL INS Near End Operational Data Status Command" Display parameters
sensitivity Parameter type: <Xdsl::InsSensitivity> impulse noise sensitivity
- impulse noise sensitivity This element is always shown.
- unit: dB / 10
- range: [-128...127]
equiv-inp-mode Parameter type: <Xdsl::InmEquivInpMode> equivalent INP mode actually
( mode-0 used to construct the INM
| mode-1 equivalent INP histograms.


| mode-2 This element is always shown.
| mode-3
| not-supported )
Possible values:
- not-supported : INM not supported by modem

44.38 xDSL INS Near End Current 15Min Data

Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL Impulse-Noise-Sensor near-end current 15Min data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl imp-noise-sensor near-end current-interval [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.38-1 "xDSL INS Near End Current 15Min Data Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.38-2 "xDSL INS Near End Current 15Min Data Status Command" Display parameters
inm-data-symb-cnt Parameter type: <Xdsl::DataSymbolCounter> number of monitored data
- an unsigned integer symbols

44.39 xDSL INS Near End Current 15Min IAT

Histogram
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL Impulse-Noise-Sensor near-end current 15Min Inter-Arrival-Time histogram.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl imp-noise-sensor near-end current-interval (if-index) inm-iat-histo [ (class-interval) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.39-1 "xDSL INS Near End Current 15Min IAT Histogram" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
(class-interval) Format: class interval
- impulse noise monitoring inter arrival time histogram
- range: [1...8]
Command Output
Table 44.39-2 "xDSL INS Near End Current 15Min IAT Histogram" Display parameters
counter Parameter type: <SignedInteger> counter

44.40 xDSL INS Near End Current 15Min EINP

Histogram
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL Impulse-Noise-Sensor near-end current 15Min
Equivalent-Impulse-Noise-Protection histogram.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl imp-noise-sensor near-end current-interval (if-index) inm-equiv-inp-histo [ (class-interval) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.40-1 "xDSL INS Near End Current 15Min EINP Histogram" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- impulse noise monitoring equivalent INP histogram
- range: [1...17]
Command Output
Table 44.40-2 "xDSL INS Near End Current 15Min EINP Histogram" Display parameters

44.41 xDSL INS Near End Current Day Data Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL Impulse-Noise-Sensor near-end current day data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl imp-noise-sensor near-end current-1day [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.41-1 "xDSL INS Near End Current Day Data Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.41-2 "xDSL INS Near End Current Day Data Status Command" Display parameters

44.42 xDSL INS Near End Current Day IAT

Histogram
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL impulse-Noise-Sensor near-end current day Inter-Arrival-Time histogram.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl imp-noise-sensor near-end current-1day (if-index) inm-iat-histo [ (class-interval) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.42-1 "xDSL INS Near End Current Day IAT Histogram" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- range: [1...8]
Command Output
Table 44.42-2 "xDSL INS Near End Current Day IAT Histogram" Display parameters

44.43 xDSL INS Near End Current Day EINP

Histogram
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL Impulse-Noise-Sensor near-end current day Equivalent-Impulse-Noise-Protection
histogram.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl imp-noise-sensor near-end current-1day (if-index) inm-equiv-inp-histo [ (class-interval) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.43-1 "xDSL INS Near End Current Day EINP Histogram" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- range: [1...17]
Command Output
Table 44.43-2 "xDSL INS Near End Current Day EINP Histogram" Display parameters

44.44 xDSL INS Near End Previous 15Min Data

Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL Impulse-Noise-Sensor near-end previous 15Min data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl imp-noise-sensor near-end previous-interval [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.44-1 "xDSL INS Near End Previous 15Min Data Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.44-2 "xDSL INS Near End Previous 15Min Data Status Command" Display parameters

44.45 xDSL INS Near End Previous 15Min IAT

Histogram
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL Impulse-Noise-Sensor near-end previous 15Min Inter-Arrival-Time histogram.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl imp-noise-sensor near-end previous-interval (if-index) inm-iat-histo [ (class-interval) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.45-1 "xDSL INS Near End Previous 15Min IAT Histogram" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- range: [1...8]
Command Output
Table 44.45-2 "xDSL INS Near End Previous 15Min IAT Histogram" Display parameters

44.46 xDSL INS Near End Previous 15Min EINP

Histogram
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL impulse-Noise-Sensor near-end previous 15Min
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl imp-noise-sensor near-end previous-interval (if-index) inm-equiv-inp-histo [ (class-interval) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.46-1 "xDSL INS Near End Previous 15Min EINP Histogram" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- range: [1...17]
Command Output
Table 44.46-2 "xDSL INS Near End Previous 15Min EINP Histogram" Display parameters

44.47 xDSL INS Near End Previous Day Data Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL Impulse-Noise-Sensor near-end previous day data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl imp-noise-sensor near-end previous-1day [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.47-1 "xDSL INS Near End Previous Day Data Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.47-2 "xDSL INS Near End Previous Day Data Status Command" Display parameters

44.48 xDSL INS Near End Previous Day IAT

Histogram
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL Impulse-Noise-Sensor near-end previous day Inter-Arrival-Time histogram.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl imp-noise-sensor near-end previous-1day (if-index) inm-iat-histo [ (class-interval) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.48-1 "xDSL INS Near End Previous Day IAT Histogram" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- range: [1...8]
Command Output
Table 44.48-2 "xDSL INS Near End Previous Day IAT Histogram" Display parameters

44.49 xDSL INS Near End Previous Day EINP

Histogram
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL Impulse-Noise-Sensor near-end previous day
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl imp-noise-sensor near-end previous-1day (if-index) inm-equiv-inp-histo [ (class-interval) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.49-1 "xDSL INS Near End Previous Day EINP Histogram" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- range: [1...17]
Command Output
Table 44.49-2 "xDSL INS Near End Previous Day EINP Histogram" Display parameters

44.50 xDSL INS Far End Operational Data Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL Impulse-Noise-Sensor far-end operational data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl imp-noise-sensor far-end oper-data [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.50-1 "xDSL INS Far End Operational Data Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.50-2 "xDSL INS Far End Operational Data Status Command" Display parameters
ins-sensitivity Parameter type: <Xdsl::InsSensitivity> impulse noise sensitivity
- impulse noise sensitivity This element is always shown.
- unit: dB / 10
- range: [-128...127]
equiv-inp-mode Parameter type: <Xdsl::InmEquivInpMode> equivalent INP mode actually
( mode-0 used to construct the INM
| mode-1 equivalent INP histograms.


| mode-2 This element is always shown.
| mode-3
| not-supported )
Possible values:
- not-supported : INM not supported by modem

44.51 xDSL INS Far End Current 15Min Data Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL Impulse-Noise-Sensor far-end current 15Min data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl imp-noise-sensor far-end current-interval [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.51-1 "xDSL INS Far End Current 15Min Data Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.51-2 "xDSL INS Far End Current 15Min Data Status Command" Display parameters

44.52 xDSL INS Far End Current 15Min IAT

Histogram
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL Impulse-Noise-Sensor far-end current 15Min Inter-Arrival-Time histogram.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl imp-noise-sensor far-end current-interval (if-index) inm-iat-histo [ (class-interval) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.52-1 "xDSL INS Far End Current 15Min IAT Histogram" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- range: [1...8]
Command Output
Table 44.52-2 "xDSL INS Far End Current 15Min IAT Histogram" Display parameters

44.53 xDSL INS Far End Current 15Min EINP

Histogram
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL Impulse-Noise-Sensor far-end current 15Min
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl imp-noise-sensor far-end current-interval (if-index) inm-equiv-inp-histo [ (class-interval) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.53-1 "xDSL INS Far End Current 15Min EINP Histogram" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- range: [1...17]
Command Output
Table 44.53-2 "xDSL INS Far End Current 15Min EINP Histogram" Display parameters

44.54 xDSL INS Far End Current Day Data Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL Impulse-Noise-Sensor far-end current day data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl imp-noise-sensor far-end current-1day [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.54-1 "xDSL INS Far End Current Day Data Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.54-2 "xDSL INS Far End Current Day Data Status Command" Display parameters

44.55 xDSL INS Far End Current Day IAT Histogram
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL Impulse-Noise-Sensor far-end current day Inter-Arrival-Time histogram.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl imp-noise-sensor far-end current-1day (if-index) inm-iat-histo [ (class-interval) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.55-1 "xDSL INS Far End Current Day IAT Histogram" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- range: [1...8]
Command Output
Table 44.55-2 "xDSL INS Far End Current Day IAT Histogram" Display parameters

44.56 xDSL INS Far End Current Day EINP

Histogram
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL Impulse-Noise-Sensor far-end current day Equivalent-Impulse-Noise-Protection
histogram.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl imp-noise-sensor far-end current-1day (if-index) inm-equiv-inp-histo [ (class-interval) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.56-1 "xDSL INS Far End Current Day EINP Histogram" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- range: [1...17]
Command Output
Table 44.56-2 "xDSL INS Far End Current Day EINP Histogram" Display parameters

44.57 xDSL INS Far End Previous 15Min Data

Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL Impulse-Noise-Sensor far-end previous 15Min data. Note: Timestamp value will
be displayed only when actual Impulse-Noise counter values are retrieved.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl imp-noise-sensor far-end previous-interval [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.57-1 "xDSL INS Far End Previous 15Min Data Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.57-2 "xDSL INS Far End Previous 15Min Data Status Command" Display parameters

44.58 xDSL INS Far End Previous 15Min IAT

Histogram
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL Impulse-Noise-Sensor far-end previous 15Min Inter-Arrival-Time histogram.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl imp-noise-sensor far-end previous-interval (if-index) inm-iat-histo [ (class-interval) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.58-1 "xDSL INS Far End Previous 15Min IAT Histogram" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- range: [1...8]
Command Output
Table 44.58-2 "xDSL INS Far End Previous 15Min IAT Histogram" Display parameters

44.59 xDSL INS Far End Previous 15Min EINP

Histogram
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL Impulse-Noise-Sensor far-end previous 15Min
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl imp-noise-sensor far-end previous-interval (if-index) inm-equiv-inp-histo [ (class-interval) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.59-1 "xDSL INS Far End Previous 15Min EINP Histogram" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- range: [1...17]
Command Output
Table 44.59-2 "xDSL INS Far End Previous 15Min EINP Histogram" Display parameters

44.60 xDSL INS Far End Previous Day Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL Impulse-Noise-Sensor far-end previous day data. Note: Timestamp value will be
displayed only when actual Impulse-Noise counter values are retrieved.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl imp-noise-sensor far-end previous-1day [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.60-1 "xDSL INS Far End Previous Day Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 44.60-2 "xDSL INS Far End Previous Day Status Command" Display parameters

44.61 xDSL INS Far End Previous Day IAT

Histogram
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL Impulse-Noise-Sensor far-end previous day Inter-Arrival-Time histogram.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl imp-noise-sensor far-end previous-1day (if-index) inm-iat-histo [ (class-interval) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.61-1 "xDSL INS Far End Previous Day IAT Histogram" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- range: [1...8]
Command Output
Table 44.61-2 "xDSL INS Far End Previous Day IAT Histogram" Display parameters

44.62 xDSL INS Far End Previous Day EINP

Histogram
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL Impulse-Noise-Sensor far-end previous day Equivalent-Impulse-Noise-Protection
histogram.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl imp-noise-sensor far-end previous-1day (if-index) inm-equiv-inp-histo [ (class-interval) ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.62-1 "xDSL INS Far End Previous Day EINP Histogram" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- range: [1...17]
Command Output
Table 44.62-2 "xDSL INS Far End Previous Day EINP Histogram" Display parameters

44.63 xDSL Downstream Vectoring Disturberlist

Status Command
Command Description
Obsolete command, replaced by show xdsl vect-disturber-list downstream r/s/s/p.
This command displays the downstream disturber list for a specified victim line. The operator can also specify the
the maximum number of disturbers to be reported through the max-reported-dist parameter.
The disturber list will contain the following information per reported disturber:
• disturber line identifier
• Average Magnitude, range [-32768,-1400 -400], unit 0.1dBm/Hz
• Special value -32768 indicates that the averaged xtalk magnitude could not be estimated.
• cancelled line indicator [false,true]
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl vect-disturbers [ (victim-line) ] [ no max-reported-dist | max-reported-dist <Xdsl::VectMaxNbrDist> ]

Obsolete command, replaced by show xdsl vect-disturber-list downstream r/s/s/p.
Command Parameters
Table 44.63-1 "xDSL Downstream Vectoring Disturberlist Status Command" Resource Parameters
(victim-line) Format: interface index of the port
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Table 44.63-2 "xDSL Downstream Vectoring Disturberlist Status Command" Command
Parameters
[no] max-reported-dist Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectMaxNbrDist> optional parameter with default


Format: value: 10
- max number of vector disturbers to be reported defines the maximum number of
- range: [1...383] disturbers to be reported
Command Output
Table 44.63-3 "xDSL Downstream Vectoring Disturberlist Status Command" Display parameters
max-reported-dist Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectMaxNbrDist> defines the maximum number of
- max number of vector disturbers to be reported disturbers to be reported
detail mode.
disturber-list Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectDistPrintableString> sorted list of disturber lines. The
- the vector disturber list strongest disturbers are listed
first. Data per reported disturber
in the list : disturber identifier,
average magnitude 0.1dBm/Hz,
cancelled line indicator.
detail mode.

44.64 xDSL Upstream Vectoring Disturberlist

Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the upstream disturber list for a specified victim line. The operator can also specify the the
maximum number of disturbers to be reported through the max-reported-dist parameter.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl vect-disturber-list upstream [ (victim-line) ] [ no max-reported-dist | max-reported-dist

<Xdsl::VectMaxNbrDist> ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.64-1 "xDSL Upstream Vectoring Disturberlist Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Table 44.64-2 "xDSL Upstream Vectoring Disturberlist Status Command" Command Parameters
Format: value: 10

Command Output
Table 44.64-3 "xDSL Upstream Vectoring Disturberlist Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
disturber-list Parameter type: <Xdsl::MultiVectDistPrintableString> sorted list of disturber lines. The
detail mode.

44.65 xDSL Downstream Vectoring Disturberlist

Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the downstream disturber list for a specified victim line. The operator can also specify the
the maximum number of disturbers to be reported through the max-reported-dist parameter.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl vect-disturber-list downstream [ (victim-line) ] [ no max-reported-dist | max-reported-dist

<Xdsl::VectMaxNbrDist> ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.65-1 "xDSL Downstream Vectoring Disturberlist Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Table 44.65-2 "xDSL Downstream Vectoring Disturberlist Status Command" Command
Parameters
Format: value: 10


Command Output
Table 44.65-3 "xDSL Downstream Vectoring Disturberlist Status Command" Display parameters
detail mode.
disturber-list Parameter type: <Xdsl::MultiVectDistPrintableString> sorted list of disturber lines. The
detail mode.

44.66 xDSL Vectoring Carrier Data Near End Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays xDSL vectoring carrier data near end.
specific bitmap.
Crosstalk Matrix : The carrier XLINs is coded as a bitmap defined as follows:
• OCTETS 0,1: INTEGER, (1..512) contains the carrier group size. The value is defined as MSB-LSB
(big-endian)
• OCTETS 2,3: INTEGER(0..65535), contains the scale factor to apply to the xlin values, over the upstream
• OCTETS 4,5 : INTEGER (0..4096), index of the start carrier index of the first upstream band. The value is
• OCTETS 6,7 : INTEGER (0..4096), index of the stop carrier index of the first upstream band. The value is
• OCTETS 8,9 : SIGNED INTEGER , contains the ai for the first carrier index of the band (start carrier index).
• OCTETS 10,11: SIGNED INTEGER , contains the bi for the first carrier index of the band (start carrier index).
• OCTETS 12..L: ai and bi for the next carrier index and so on until the last carrier index of the first upstream
band (stop carrier index).
• OCTETS L+1..M: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the XLIN ai and bi of the second upstream band
when available.
• OCTETS M+1..N: contain the start/stop carrier index and the XLIN ai and bi of the third upstream band when
available.
• OCTETS N+1..P: contain the start/stop carrier index and the XLIN ai and bi of the fourth upstream band when
available.
• OCTETS P+1..Q: contain the start/stop carrier index and the XLIN ai and bi of the fifth upstream band when
available.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl vect-carrier-data near-end [ (line) ] disturber-line <Xdsl::MultiXdslLine> [ no vgr-link | vgr-link
<Xdsl::VectGrpLink> ] [ no group-sampling | group-sampling <Xdsl::ReqSamplingRate> ]

Command Parameters
Table 44.66-1 "xDSL Vectoring Carrier Data Near End Status Command" Resource Parameters
(line) Format: interface index of the port
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Table 44.66-2 "xDSL Vectoring Carrier Data Near End Status Command" Command Parameters
disturber-line Parameter type: <Xdsl::MultiXdslLine> optional parameter
Format: the interface identifier of the
<Eqpt::MultiRackId> / <Eqpt::MultiShelfId> / disturber
<Eqpt::MultiLtSlotId> / <Eqpt::MultiPortId>
Field type <Eqpt::MultiRackId>
- the rack number
Field type <Eqpt::MultiShelfId>
- the shelf number
Field type <Eqpt::MultiLtSlotId>
- the LT board slot number
Field type <Eqpt::MultiPortId>
- the port number
[no] vgr-link Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectGrpLink> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "local"
( local the vector grouplink is mandatory
| <Xdsl::VectGrpLink> ) when the vp-slv and/or the
Possible values: disturber-line are managed by a
- local : vp-slv and disturber-line are managed by the local remote isam
isam
Field type <Xdsl::VectGrpLink>
- specifies the vectgroup link
- range: [1...8]
[no] group-sampling Parameter type: <Xdsl::ReqSamplingRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 1
- the requested group sampling rate.Note that while values the requested group sampling rate
less than 4 are accepted, the min actual group sampling rate of the reported xlin.
will be 4 if the crosstalk matrix is available.
- range: [1...50]
Command Output
Table 44.66-3 "xDSL Vectoring Carrier Data Near End Status Command" Display parameters
disturber Parameter type: <Xdsl::MultiXdslLine> the interface identifier of the


<Eqpt::MultiLtSlotId> / <Eqpt::MultiPortId> This element is always shown.
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
vgr-link Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectGrpLink> the vectorgroup link identifier or
( local local
| <Xdsl::VectGrpLink> ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- local : vp-slv and disturber-line are managed by the local
isam
- range: [1...8]
group-sampling Parameter type: <Xdsl::SamplingRate> the actual selected group
- the group sampling rate of reported xlin sampling rate of the reported xlin
xtalk-mat-complex Parameter type: <Xdsl::OctetStingType> provides the crosstalk matrix
- a binary string values in linear scale for each
carrier group over the upstream
passband(xlin)

44.67 xDSL Vectoring Carrier Data Far End Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays xDSL vectoring carrier data far end.
specific bitmap.
Crosstalk Matrix : The carrier XLINs is coded as a bitmap defined as follows:
• OCTETS 0,1: INTEGER, (1..512) contains the carrier group size. The value is defined as MSB-LSB
(big-endian)
• OCTETS 2,3: INTEGER(0..65535), contains the scale factor to apply to the xlin values, over the downstream
• OCTETS 4,5 : INTEGER (0..4096), index of the start carrier index of the first downstream band. The value is
• OCTETS 6,7 : INTEGER (0..4096), index of the stop carrier index of the first downstream band. The value is
• OCTETS 8,9 : SIGNED INTEGER , contains the ai for the first carrier index of the band (start carrier index).
• OCTETS 10,11: SIGNED INTEGER , contains the bi for the first carrier index of the band (start carrier index).
• OCTETS 12..L: ai and bi for the next carrier index and so on until the last carrier index of the first downstream
band (stop carrier index).
• OCTETS L+1..M: contain the start/stop carrier groups and the XLIN ai and bi of the second downstream band
when available.
• OCTETS M+1..N: contain the start/stop carrier index and the XLIN ai and bi of the third downstream band
when available.
• OCTETS N+1..P: contain the start/stop carrier index and the XLIN ai and bi of the fourth downstream band
when available.
• OCTETS P+1..Q: contain the start/stop carrier index and the XLIN ai and bi of the fifth downstream band
when available.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl vect-carrier-data far-end [ (line) ] disturber-line <Xdsl::MultiXdslLine> [ no vgr-link | vgr-link
<Xdsl::VectGrpLink> ] [ no group-sampling | group-sampling <Xdsl::ReqSamplingRate> ]

Command Parameters
Table 44.67-1 "xDSL Vectoring Carrier Data Far End Status Command" Resource Parameters
(line) Format: interface index of the port
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Table 44.67-2 "xDSL Vectoring Carrier Data Far End Status Command" Command Parameters
disturber-line Parameter type: <Xdsl::MultiXdslLine> optional parameter
Format: the interface identifier of the
<Eqpt::MultiLtSlotId> / <Eqpt::MultiPortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
[no] vgr-link Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectGrpLink> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "local"
( local the vector grouplink is mandatory
| <Xdsl::VectGrpLink> ) when the vp-slv and/or the
Possible values: disturber-line are managed by a
- local : vp-slv and disturber-line are managed by the local remote isam
isam
- range: [1...8]
[no] group-sampling Parameter type: <Xdsl::ReqSamplingRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 1
- the requested group sampling rate.Note that while values the requested group sampling rate
less than 4 are accepted, the min actual group sampling rate of the reported xlin.
will be 4 if the crosstalk matrix is available.
- range: [1...50]
Command Output
Table 44.67-3 "xDSL Vectoring Carrier Data Far End Status Command" Display parameters
disturber Parameter type: <Xdsl::MultiXdslLine> the interface identifier of the


<Eqpt::MultiLtSlotId> / <Eqpt::MultiPortId> This element is always shown.
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
vgr-link Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectGrpLink> the vectorgroup link identifier or
( local local
| <Xdsl::VectGrpLink> ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- local : vp-slv and disturber-line are managed by the local
isam
- range: [1...8]
group-sampling Parameter type: <Xdsl::SamplingRate> the actual selected group
- the group sampling rate of reported xlin sampling rate of the reported xlin
xtalk-mat-complex Parameter type: <Xdsl::OctetStingType> provides the crosstalk matrix
- a binary string values in linear scale for each
carrier group over the upstream
passband(xlin)

44.68 xDSL Vectoring Processing Board Status

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to show which LTs are actual connected to the vp-board. It also gives status
information on the cable connection and the related vectoring control entity.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl vp-board [ (board-index) [ vp-link <Xdsl::VectVpLink> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.68-1 "xDSL Vectoring Processing Board Status Command" Resource Parameters
(board-index) Format: vp board index
| nt )
Possible values:
- nt : nt-slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
vp-link Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectVpLink> the (soft) link on the vp board
Format:
- specifies the vp-link or the soft-link on the vp-board
- range: [1...8]
Command Output
Table 44.68-2 "xDSL Vectoring Processing Board Status Command" Display parameters
lt-detect Parameter type: <Xdsl::ActLsmBoardOrZero> actual detected lt board slot index
( <Eqpt::MultiRackId> / <Eqpt::MultiShelfId> / or value "none"


<Eqpt::MultiSlotId> This element is always shown.
| none )
Possible values:
- none : lt board not specified
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Field type <Eqpt::MultiSlotId>
link-status Parameter type: <Xdsl::VpLinkStatus> the status of the cable connected
( not-connected to the vp-link OR the soft-link
| connected status
| operational This element is always shown.
| not-appl )
Possible values:
- not-connected : missing cable, invalid qsfp or connected lt
not active OR in case of a soft-link: no SLV-LT plugged in
- connected : vp-lt communication possible
- operational : vp-lt communication operational
- not-appl : the link status is not applicable
vce-status Parameter type: <Xdsl::VceStatus> the status of the vectoring control
( not-operational entity
| not-appl )
Possible values:
- not-operational : link-status not operational or lt not
synchronized with vp-board
- operational : link-status operational and lt synchronized
with vp-board
- not-appl : not applicable
qsfp-status Parameter type: <Xdsl::QsfpStatus> the vp-qsfp connector status OR
( not-present not applicable in case of
| invalid soft-links
| valid This element is always shown.
| not-appl )
Possible values:
- not-present : the hw does not detect a qsfp connector
- invalid : the detected qsfp does not contain a valid qsfp
string
- valid : the detected qsfp connector is valid and operational
- not-appl : the qsfp status is not applicable
isam-ip Parameter type: <Xdsl::IpAddress> the ip address of the isam which
- IPv4-address holds the detected lt board
system-id Parameter type: <Sys::systemId> a unique system identification
- system ID This element is only shown in
- range: printable string (no white-spaces) detail mode.
- length: x<=64

44.69 xDSL Vectoring Processing Group Status

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to retrieve, for a specified lt board (optional parameter), the vectoring group
information and its own info.
A vectoring group exists of a vp board and, per vgr-link, the detected lt's which passed their identification over the
vp-lt-link to the vp board.
Every update in the vectoring group e.g. new detected lt or vp has lost connectivity with an lt, is broadcasted by the
vp to all lt's within the group.
Therefore:
• vectoring group info: contains the last retrieved data from the vp board when the vp-lt-link was operational!
- vp info: id of the vp board , the IP@ and system-id of the system which holds the vp board, vce status
- info per vgr-link:
• the qsfp status of the connector on the vp board
• id of the detected lt, the IP@ and system-id of the system which holds the detected lt, the link status and
vce status
• own info: contains the actual status of its vp-lt-link, the qsfp status of the connector on the lt, the IP@ and
system-id of the system which holds the lt
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl vect-group [ (board-index) [ vgr-link <Xdsl::VectGroupLink> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.69-1 "xDSL Vectoring Processing Group Status Command" Resource Parameters
(board-index) Format: vp board index
- the rack number
- the shelf number


vgr-link Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectGroupLink> the vector group link
Format:
( vp
| own
| <Xdsl::VectGroupLink> )
Possible values:
- vp : vp-board entry in the vectgroup table
- own : own lt entry in the vectgroup table
Field type <Xdsl::VectGroupLink>
- specifies the vp-link or the soft-link on the vp-board
- range: [1...8]
Command Output
Table 44.69-2 "xDSL Vectoring Processing Group Status Command" Display parameters
board-detect Parameter type: <Xdsl::VectGroupActLsmBoardOrZero> a board slot index or value
( lt : <Eqpt::MultiRackId> / <Eqpt::MultiShelfId> / "none"
<Eqpt::MultiLtSlotId> This element is always shown.
| nt
| <Eqpt::MultiRackId> / <Eqpt::MultiShelfId> /
<Eqpt::MultiLtSlotId>
| none )
Possible values:
- none : lt board not specified
- lt : lt-slot
- nt : nt-slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
link-status Parameter type: <Xdsl::VpLinkStatus> the status of the cable connected
( not-connected to the vp-link of the vp-board OR
| connected the soft-link status. The vp-link
| operational value is equal to the vgr-link.
| not-appl ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- not-connected : missing cable, invalid qsfp or connected lt
not active OR in case of a soft-link: no SLV-LT plugged in
- connected : vp-lt communication possible
- operational : vp-lt communication operational
- not-appl : the link status is not applicable
vce-status Parameter type: <Xdsl::VceStatus> the status of the vectoring control
( not-operational entity
| not-appl )
Possible values:
- not-operational : link-status not operational or lt not
synchronized with vp-board
- operational : link-status operational and lt synchronized
with vp-board
- not-appl : not applicable
qsfp-status Parameter type: <Xdsl::QsfpStatus> the qsfp connector status OR not


( not-present applicable in case of soft-links
| invalid This element is always shown.
| valid
| not-appl )
Possible values:
- not-present : the hw does not detect a qsfp connector
- invalid : the detected qsfp does not contain a valid qsfp
string
- valid : the detected qsfp connector is valid and operational
- not-appl : the qsfp status is not applicable
isam-ip Parameter type: <Xdsl::IpAddress> the ip address of the isam which
- IPv4-address holds the detected board
system-id Parameter type: <Sys::systemId> a unique system identification
- system ID This element is only shown in
- range: printable string (no white-spaces) detail mode.
- length: x<=64

45- Configuration Data Status Commands
45.1 Configuration Data Status Command Tree 45-1436

45.2 xDSL Port Configuration Status Command 45-1438
45.3 xDSL Port ATM Configuration Status Command 45-1444
45.4 xDSL Port ATM Interface Configuration Status 45-1446
Command
45.5 xDSL Port Interface Configuration Status Command 45-1448
45.6 xDSL IGMP Configuration Status Command 45-1450
45.7 xDSL Security PAE Configuration Status Command 45-1452
45.8 xDSL BridgePort Configuration Status Command 45-1455
45.9 xDSL QoS Configuration Status Command 45-1459
45.10 xDSL PPPoX Relay Configuration Status Command 45-1461
45.11 xDSL Bonding Group Configuration Status 45-1463
Command

45 Configuration Data Status Commands
45.1 Configuration Data Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Configuration Data Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----xdsl
----config-data-port
- (if-index)
----xdsl
- [no] dpbo-profile
- [no] ansi-t1413
- [no] etsi-dts
- [no] g992-1-a
- [no] g992-1-b
- [no] g992-2-a
- [no] g992-3-a
- [no] g992-3-b
- [no] g992-3-aj
- [no] g992-3-l1
- [no] g992-3-l2
- [no] g992-3-am
- [no] g992-5-a
- [no] g992-5-b
- [no] ansi-t1.424
- [no] etsi-ts
- [no] itu-g993-1
- [no] ieee-802.3ah
- [no] g992-5-aj
- [no] g992-5-am
- [no] g993-2-8a
- [no] g993-2-8b
- [no] g993-2-8c
- [no] g993-2-8d
- [no] g993-2-12a
- [no] g993-2-12b
- [no] g993-2-17a
- [no] g993-2-30a
- [no] carrier-data-mode
- admin-state
- [no] bonding-mode
- transfer-mode
- overrule-state
----atm-pvc
- (port-index)
- admin-state
- [no] aal5-encap-type
----interface-atm-pvc

- (pvc-index)
- [no] customer-id
----interface-port
- [no] admin-state
- [no] link-updown-trap
- [no] user
- [no] severity
----igmp
- (port)
- perm-pkg-bitmap
- max-num-group
----security-pae
- (port)
- [no] controlled-port
- [no] quiet-period
- [no] tx-period
- [no] supp-timeout
- [no] server-timeout
- [no] max-req
- [no] init-authreq-off
- [no] handshake
- [no] handshake-period
- [no] initialize
----bridge-port
- (port)
- pvid
- default-priority
- mac-learn-off
- max-unicast-mac
- accept-frame-type
- prio-regen-prof
- prio-regen-name
- [no] qos-profile
----qos
- scheduler-profile
- cac-profile
----pppox-relay
- (port)
- vlan-id
- default-priority
- max-cc
- qos-profile
----bonding-group
- group-profile
- admin-state

45.2 xDSL Port Configuration Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL Port Configuration data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl config-data-port (if-index) xdsl [ no service-profile | service-profile <AsamProfilePointer> ] [ no

spectrum-profile | spectrum-profile <AsamProfilePointer> ] [ no dpbo-profile | dpbo-profile
<Xdsl::DpboProfilePointer> ] [ no ansi-t1413 | ansi-t1413 <Xdsl::T1413> ] [ no etsi-dts | etsi-dts <Xdsl::Etsidts> ]
[ no g992-1-a | g992-1-a <Xdsl::G21potsnos> ] [ no g992-1-b | g992-1-b <Xdsl::G21isdnnos> ] [ no g992-2-a |
g992-2-a <Xdsl::G22potsnos> ] [ no g992-3-a | g992-3-a <Xdsl::G23potsnos> ] [ no g992-3-b | g992-3-b
<Xdsl::G23isdnnos> ] [ no g992-3-aj | g992-3-aj <Xdsl::G23AllDigNos> ] [ no g992-3-l1 | g992-3-l1
<Xdsl::G23PotsnosUs1> ] [ no g992-3-l2 | g992-3-l2 <Xdsl::G23PotsNosUs2> ] [ no g992-3-am | g992-3-am
<Xdsl::G23ExtPotsNos> ] [ no g992-5-a | g992-5-a <Xdsl::G25PotsNos> ] [ no g992-5-b | g992-5-b
<Xdsl::G25IsdnNos> ] [ no ansi-t1.424 | ansi-t1.424 <Xdsl::AnsiT1424> ] [ no etsi-ts | etsi-ts <Xdsl::EtsiTs> ] [ no
itu-g993-1 | itu-g993-1 <Xdsl::ItuG9931> ] [ no ieee-802.3ah | ieee-802.3ah <Xdsl::Ieee802.3Ah> ] [ no g992-5-aj |
g992-5-aj <Xdsl::G25AllDigNos> ] [ no g992-5-am | g992-5-am <Xdsl::G25ExtPotsNos> ] [ no g993-2-8a |
g993-2-8a <Xdsl::GProfile8A> ] [ no g993-2-8b | g993-2-8b <Xdsl::GProfile8B> ] [ no g993-2-8c | g993-2-8c
<Xdsl::GProfile8C> ] [ no g993-2-8d | g993-2-8d <Xdsl::GProfile8D> ] [ no g993-2-12a | g993-2-12a
<Xdsl::GProfile12A> ] [ no g993-2-12b | g993-2-12b <Xdsl::GProfile12B> ] [ no g993-2-17a | g993-2-17a
<Xdsl::GProfile17A> ] [ no g993-2-30a | g993-2-30a <Xdsl::GProfile30A> ] [ no carrier-data-mode |
carrier-data-mode <Xdsl::CarrierDataMode> ] admin-state <Xdsl::XdslAdminStatus> [ no bonding-mode |
bonding-mode <Xdsl::BondingMode> ] transfer-mode <Xdsl::ActualTpsTcMode> overrule-state
<Xdsl::OverruleState>
Command Parameters
Table 45.2-1 "xDSL Port Configuration Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number

Table 45.2-2 "xDSL Port Configuration Status Command" Command Parameters

[no] service-profile Parameter type: <AsamProfilePointer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- a pointer to a profile or profile index service profile configured on this
- range: [0...65535] port
[no] spectrum-profile Parameter type: <AsamProfilePointer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- a pointer to a profile or profile index spectrum profile configured on
- range: [0...65535] this port
[no] dpbo-profile Parameter type: <Xdsl::DpboProfilePointer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- profile index dpbo profile configured on this
- range: [0...50] port
[no] ansi-t1413 Parameter type: <Xdsl::T1413> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "dis-ansi-t1413-1998"
( dis-ansi-t1413 ANSI T1.413-1998
| ansi-t1413 )
Possible values:
- ansi-t1413 : ANSI T1.413-1998
[no] etsi-dts Parameter type: <Xdsl::Etsidts> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "dis-etsi-dts-tm06006"
( dis-etsi-dts ETSI DTS/TM06006
| etsi-dts )
Possible values:
[no] g992-1-a Parameter type: <Xdsl::G21potsnos> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "dis-g992-1-a"
( dis-g992-1-a G.992.1 POTS non-overlapped
| g992-1-a ) spectrum
Possible values:
spectrum
[no] g992-1-b Parameter type: <Xdsl::G21isdnnos> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "dis-g992-1-b"
( dis-g992-1-b G.992.1 ISDN non-overlapped
| g992-1-b ) spectrum
Possible values:
spectrum
Possible values:
spectrum
Possible values:


spectrum
[no] g992-3-b Parameter type: <Xdsl::G23isdnnos> optional parameter with default
Possible values:
spectrum
[no] g992-3-aj Parameter type: <Xdsl::G23AllDigNos> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "dis-g992-3-aj"
( dis-g992-3-aj G.992.3 all digital mode
| g992-3-aj ) non-overlapped spectrum
Possible values:
spectrum
[no] g992-3-l1 Parameter type: <Xdsl::G23PotsnosUs1> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "dis-g992-3-l1"
( dis-g992-3-l1 G.992.3 POTS non-overlapped
| g992-3-l1 ) spectrum US mask 1
Possible values:
spectrum US mask 1
mask 1
[no] g992-3-l2 Parameter type: <Xdsl::G23PotsNosUs2> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "dis-g992-3-l2"
( dis-g992-3-l2 G.992.3 POTS non-overlapped
| g992-3-l2 ) spectrum US mask 2
Possible values:
spectrum US mask 2
mask 2
[no] g992-3-am Parameter type: <Xdsl::G23ExtPotsNos> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "dis-g992-3-am"
( dis-g992-3-am G.992.3 extended POTS with
| g992-3-am ) non-overlapped spectrum
Possible values:
spectrum
[no] g992-5-a Parameter type: <Xdsl::G25PotsNos> optional parameter with default
Possible values:
spectrum
[no] g992-5-b Parameter type: <Xdsl::G25IsdnNos> optional parameter with default


Possible values:
spectrum
[no] ansi-t1.424 Parameter type: <Xdsl::AnsiT1424> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "dis-ansi-t1.424"
( dis-ansi-t1.424 ansi T1.424
| ansi-t1.424 )
Possible values:
- ansi-t1.424 : ANSI T1.424
[no] etsi-ts Parameter type: <Xdsl::EtsiTs> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "dis-etsi-ts"
( dis-etsi-ts ETSI TS 101 270
| etsi-ts )
Possible values:
- etsi-ts : ETSI TS
[no] itu-g993-1 Parameter type: <Xdsl::ItuG9931> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "dis-itu-g993-1"
( dis-itu-g993-1 ITU G993-1
| itu-g993-1 )
Possible values:
- itu-g993-1 : ITU G993-1
[no] ieee-802.3ah Parameter type: <Xdsl::Ieee802.3Ah> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "dis-ieee-802.3ah"
( dis-ieee-802.3ah IEEE 802.3ah
| ieee-802.3ah )
Possible values:
[no] g992-5-aj Parameter type: <Xdsl::G25AllDigNos> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "dis-g992-5-aj"
( dis-g992-5-aj G.992.5 all digital mode
| g992-5-aj ) non-overlapped spectrum
Possible values:
spectrum
[no] g992-5-am Parameter type: <Xdsl::G25ExtPotsNos> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "dis-g992-5-am"
( dis-g992-5-am G.992.5 extended POTS
| g992-5-am ) non-overlapped spectrum
Possible values:
spectrum
[no] g993-2-8a Parameter type: <Xdsl::GProfile8A> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "dis-g993-2-8a"
( dis-g993-2-8a VDSL-2 with profile 8A
| g993-2-8a )
Possible values:


8A
[no] g993-2-8b Parameter type: <Xdsl::GProfile8B> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "dis-g993-2-8b"
( dis-g993-2-8b VDSL-2 with profile 8B
| g993-2-8b )
Possible values:
8B
[no] g993-2-8c Parameter type: <Xdsl::GProfile8C> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "dis-g993-2-8c"
( dis-g993-2-8c VDSL-2 with profile 8C
| g993-2-8c )
Possible values:
8C
[no] g993-2-8d Parameter type: <Xdsl::GProfile8D> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "dis-g993-2-8d"
( dis-g993-2-8d VDSL-2 with profile 8D
| g993-2-8d )
Possible values:
8D
| g993-2-12a )
Possible values:
profile 12A
[no] g993-2-12b Parameter type: <Xdsl::GProfile12B> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "dis-g993-2-12b"
( dis-g993-2-12b VDSL-2 with profile 12b
| g993-2-12b )
Possible values:
profile 12B
| g993-2-17a )
Possible values:
profile 17A
| g993-2-30a )
Possible values:


profile 30A
[no] carrier-data-mode Parameter type: <Xdsl::CarrierDataMode> optional parameter with default
( off carrier data measurement
| on collection
| on-init )
Possible values:
- off : disable the collection
- on : enable the collection
- on-init : enable and re-initialize the line
admin-state Parameter type: <Xdsl::XdslAdminStatus> optional parameter
Format: specifies state of the interface
( up
| down )
Possible values:
[no] bonding-mode Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "native-bonding"
( native channel-1 bonding mode
| atm-bonding
| bonding )
Possible values:
- native : (deprecated)native mode for channel-1
- atm-bonding : (deprecated)atm bonding mode for
channel-1
- bonding : (deprecated)bonding mode for channel-1
transfer-mode Parameter type: <Xdsl::ActualTpsTcMode> optional parameter
Format: transfer mode which the node
( no-value will apply to the line
| atm
| ptm
| system-default )
Possible values:
- atm : atm mode
- ptm : ptm mode
type
overrule-state Parameter type: <Xdsl::OverruleState> optional parameter
Format: indicates whether an overrule
( not-created record is configured and not all
| created-no-overrules 'no-overrules'
| created-overrules )
Possible values:

45.3 xDSL Port ATM Configuration Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL port atm configuration data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl config-data-port (if-index) atm-pvc [ (port-index) ] admin-state <Xdsl::XdslAdminStatusAtm> [ no

aal5-encap-type | aal5-encap-type <Atm::VccEncapType> ]
Command Parameters
Table 45.3-1 "xDSL Port ATM Configuration Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
( dsl : <Eqpt::VpiMandatoryId> : <Eqpt::VciMandatoryId>
| dsl )
Possible values:
- dsl : ADSL/SHDSL board
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Table 45.3-2 "xDSL Port ATM Configuration Status Command" Command Parameters
admin-state Parameter type: <Xdsl::XdslAdminStatusAtm> optional parameter
Format: specifies the administrative state


( up of the VCL.
| down )
Possible values:
- up : enable traffic flow
- down : disable traffic flow
[no] aal5-encap-type Parameter type: <Atm::VccEncapType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "llc-snap"
( llc-snap displays the encapsulations
| llc-snap-routed method for carrying network
| llc-nlpid interconnect traffic over AAL
| vc-mux-bridged-8023 type 5 over ATM
| vc-mux-routed
| vc-mux-pppoa
| none
| automatic : ip
| automatic : ppp
| automatic : pppoa
| automatic : ipoe-ppp )
Possible values:
protocol
protocol
protocol
- automatic : automatic detection of encapsulation type
Possible values:
- ip : autodetection of the used ip encapsulation
- ppp : autodetection of the used ppp encapsulation
- pppoa : autodetection of the used pppoa encapsulation
- ipoe-ppp : autodetection of the used ip or ppp
encapsulation

45.4 xDSL Port ATM Interface Configuration Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL port atm-interface configuration data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl config-data-port (if-index) interface-atm-pvc [ (pvc-index) ] [ no customer-id | customer-id

<Itf::asamIfExtCustomerId> ]
Command Parameters
Table 45.4-1 "xDSL Port ATM Interface Configuration Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
(pvc-index) Format: the ATM PVC
( dsl : <Eqpt::VpiId> : <Eqpt::VciId>
| dsl )
Possible values:
- dsl : vdsl board
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Table 45.4-2 "xDSL Port ATM Interface Configuration Status Command" Command Parameters
[no] customer-id Parameter type: <Itf::asamIfExtCustomerId> optional parameter with default


- a string identifying the customer or user the customerId per PVC
- length: x<=64

45.5 xDSL Port Interface Configuration Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL port interface configuration data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl config-data-port (if-index) interface-port [ no admin-state | admin-state <Xdsl::XdslAdminStatus> ] [

no link-updown-trap | link-updown-trap <Itf::ifLinkUpDownTrapEnable> ] [ no user | user
<Itf::asamIfExtCustomerId> ] [ no severity | severity <Itf::asamIfExtAlmReportingSeverity> ]
Command Parameters
Table 45.5-1 "xDSL Port Interface Configuration Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Table 45.5-2 "xDSL Port Interface Configuration Status Command" Command Parameters
[no] admin-state Parameter type: <Xdsl::XdslAdminStatus> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "admin-down"
( up the state of the interface
| down )
Possible values:
[no] link-updown-trap Parameter type: <Itf::ifLinkUpDownTrapEnable> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "no-link-updown-trap"
( link-updown-trap indicates whether


| no-link-updown-trap ) link-up/link-down traps are
Possible values: generated
- link-updown-trap : enable link-up/link-down traps
- no-link-updown-trap : disable link-up/link-down traps
[no] user Parameter type: <Itf::asamIfExtCustomerId> optional parameter with default
- a string identifying the customer or user description of the user connected
- length: x<=64 to this interface
[no] severity Parameter type: <Itf::asamIfExtAlmReportingSeverity> optional parameter with default
( indeterminate severity for alarm to be reported
| warning
| minor
| major
| critical
| no-alarms
| default
| no-value )
Possible values:
- no-alarms : do not report alarm
- default : take default as specified via Interface Alarm
Configuration command

45.6 xDSL IGMP Configuration Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL IGMP configuration data.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with igmp privileges.
Command Syntax
> show xdsl config-data-port (if-index) igmp [ (port) ] perm-pkg-bitmap <Igmp::PermPkgBitMap> max-num-group
<Igmp::ChannelMaxNumGroup>
Command Parameters
Table 45.6-1 "xDSL IGMP Configuration Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
( dsl : <Eqpt::VpiId> : <Eqpt::VciId> virtual channel
| dsl
| vlan : dsl : <Eqpt::VpiId> : <Eqpt::VciId> :
| vlan : dsl : <Eqpt::UnstackedVlan>
| vlan : dsl : <Eqpt::VpiId> : <Eqpt::VciId> : stacked :
| vlan : dsl : stacked : <Eqpt::SVlan> : <Eqpt::CVlan> )
Possible values:
- vlan : vlan port
Possible values:
- dsl : vdsl board
- atm VPI
- atm VCI


Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
Table 45.6-2 "xDSL IGMP Configuration Status Command" Command Parameters
perm-pkg-bitmap Parameter type: <Igmp::PermPkgBitMap> optional parameter
Format: packages, the user is allowed to
- a binary string join
- length: 128
max-num-group Parameter type: <Igmp::ChannelMaxNumGroup> optional parameter
Format: max group number this port
- max group number this port can support (ADSL, PVC) can support
- range: [0...1024]

45.7 xDSL Security PAE Configuration Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL security PAE configuration data.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with aaa privileges.
Command Syntax
> show xdsl config-data-port (if-index) security-pae [ (port) ] [ no controlled-port | controlled-port

<Aaa::PaeControlledPortControl> ] [ no quiet-period | quiet-period <Aaa::paeQuitTime> ] [ no tx-period | tx-period
<Aaa::paeTime> ] [ no supp-timeout | supp-timeout <Aaa::paeTime> ] [ no server-timeout | server-timeout
<Aaa::paeTime> ] [ no max-req | max-req <Aaa::paeMaxReq> ] [ no authentication | authentication
<Aaa::PortAuthState> ] [ no init-authreq-off | init-authreq-off <Aaa::PortAuthReq> ] [ no handshake | handshake
<Aaa::PortHandShakeMode> ] [ no handshake-period | handshake-period <Aaa::PortHandShakePeriod> ] [ no
initialize | initialize <Aaa::InitCont> ]
Command Parameters
Table 45.7-1 "xDSL Security PAE Configuration Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
| dsl )
Possible values:
- dsl : vdsl board
- atm VPI
- atm VCI

Table 45.7-2 "xDSL Security PAE Configuration Status Command" Command Parameters
[no] controlled-port Parameter type: <Aaa::PaeControlledPortControl> optional parameter with default
( force-unauthorized current value of the controlled
| auto Port
| force-authorized )
Possible values:
- force-unauthorized : force unauthorized control
- auto : automatic control
- force-authorized : force authorized control
[no] quiet-period Parameter type: <Aaa::paeQuitTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 60
- quietPeriod quietPeriod constant currently
[no] tx-period Parameter type: <Aaa::paeTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 30
- authentication time txPeriod constant currently used,
- range: [1...65535] value in seconds
[no] supp-timeout Parameter type: <Aaa::paeTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 30
- authentication time suppTimeout constant currently
[no] server-timeout Parameter type: <Aaa::paeTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 30
- authentication time serverTimeout constant currently
[no] max-req Parameter type: <Aaa::paeMaxReq> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 2
- max number of requests maxReq constant currently used
- range: [1...10]
[no] authentication Parameter type: <Aaa::PortAuthState> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "no-authen"
( authentication enable 802.1x authentication
| no-authen )
Possible values:
- authentication : enable 802.1x authentication
- no-authen : disable 802.1x aithentication
[no] init-authreq-off Parameter type: <Aaa::PortAuthReq> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "initiate-authreq"
( initiate-authreq specify initiate authentication
| init-authreq-off ) request to supplicant
Possible values:
- initiate-authreq : enable initiate authentication request to
supplicant
- init-authreq-off : disable initiate authentication request to
supplicant
[no] handshake Parameter type: <Aaa::PortHandShakeMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "no-handshake"
( handshake enable handshake for this port
| no-handshake )
Possible values:
- handshake : enable handshake for this port
- no-handshake : disable handshake for this port
[no] handshake-period Parameter type: <Aaa::PortHandShakePeriod> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 15
- handshake time interval specify the handshake time


- range: [5...90] interval
[no] initialize Parameter type: <Aaa::InitCont> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "no-initialize"
( initialize initialization control for this port
| no-initialize )
Possible values:
- initialize : initalize this port
- no-initialize : don't initialize this port

45.8 xDSL BridgePort Configuration Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the Bridge Port configured data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl config-data-port (if-index) bridge-port [ (port) ] pvid <Vlan::StackedVlan> default-priority
<Vlan::Priority> mac-learn-off <Vlan::learnStatus> max-unicast-mac <Vlan::MaxMac> accept-frame-type
<Vlan::VlanFrameTypes> prio-regen-prof <Vlan::PrioRegenProfile> prio-regen-name
<Vlan::PrioRegenProfileName> [ no qos-profile | qos-profile <Vlan::QosProfileName> ]
Command Parameters
Table 45.8-1 "xDSL BridgePort Configuration Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
| dsl )
Possible values:
- dsl : vdsl board
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Table 45.8-2 "xDSL BridgePort Configuration Status Command" Command Parameters


pvid Parameter type: <Vlan::StackedVlan> optional parameter
Format: default vlan id for untagged
( <Vlan::UVlanIndex> frames
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
default-priority Parameter type: <Vlan::Priority> optional parameter
Format: priority to be set in upstream
- priority of ethernet frames frames
- range: [0...7]
mac-learn-off Parameter type: <Vlan::learnStatus> optional parameter
Format: self learning of mac address
( mac-learning
| mac-learn-off )
Possible values:
- mac-learning : enable self learning of mac address
- mac-learn-off : disable self learning of mac address
max-unicast-mac Parameter type: <Vlan::MaxMac> optional parameter
Format: max unicast mac addresses
- number of unicast mac addresses
- range: [1...8192]
accept-frame-type Parameter type: <Vlan::VlanFrameTypes> optional parameter
Format: accept frame types
( single-tagged
| untagged
| mixed-tagged )
Possible values:
- single-tagged : admit only vlan tagged
- untagged : admit only vlan untagged
- mixed-tagged : admit vlan tagged and vlan untagged
prio-regen-prof Parameter type: <Vlan::PrioRegenProfile> optional parameter
Format: priority regeneration profile
( none
| trusted-port
| best-effort
| cl-all-prio-3
| cl-all-prio-4
| background
| be-cl-voice
| be-cl-1d-voice
| be-voice
| l2-vpn-3
| l2-vpn-4
| 11
| 12
| 13
| 14
| 15


| 16
| 17
| 18
| 19
| 20
| 21
| 22
| 23
| 24
| 25
| 26
| 27
| 28
| 29
| 30
| 31
| 32 )
Possible values:
G voice
prio-regen-name Parameter type: <Vlan::PrioRegenProfileName> optional parameter
Format: priority regeneration profile name
( none
Possible values:


and software.
[no] qos-profile Parameter type: <Vlan::QosProfileName> optional parameter with default
| name : <Vlan::IgnoredQosProfileName> )
Possible values:
- length: 1<=x<=64

45.9 xDSL QoS Configuration Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL QoS configuration data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl config-data-port (if-index) qos scheduler-profile <Qos::QosSchedulerProfileName> cac-profile

<Qos::QosCacProfileName>
Command Parameters
Table 45.9-1 "xDSL QoS Configuration Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Table 45.9-2 "xDSL QoS Configuration Status Command" Command Parameters
scheduler-profile Parameter type: <Qos::QosSchedulerProfileName> optional parameter
Format: the name of the scheduler profile
( none to be mapped on this dsl link
Possible values:
and software.
cac-profile Parameter type: <Qos::QosCacProfileName> optional parameter
Format: the name of the cac profile to be
( name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> mapped on this dsl link2


| none )
Possible values:
and software.

45.10 xDSL PPPoX Relay Configuration Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL PPPoX relay client port configuration data.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with pppoe privileges.
Command Syntax
> show xdsl config-data-port (if-index) pppox-relay [ (port) ] vlan-id <Vlan::StackedVlanSigned> default-priority
<PPPoX::DefaultPriority> max-cc <PPPoX::MaxNumPppCc> qos-profile <PPPoX::QosProfileName>
Command Parameters
Table 45.10-1 "xDSL PPPoX Relay Configuration Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
| dsl
| vlan : dsl : <Eqpt::VpiId> : <Eqpt::VciId> :
| vlan : dsl : <Eqpt::UnstackedVlan>
| vlan : dsl : <Eqpt::VpiId> : <Eqpt::VciId> : stacked :
| vlan : dsl : stacked : <Eqpt::SVlan> : <Eqpt::CVlan> )
Possible values:
- vlan : vlan port
Possible values:
- dsl : vdsl board


- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
Table 45.10-2 "xDSL PPPoX Relay Configuration Status Command" Command Parameters
vlan-id Parameter type: <Vlan::StackedVlanSigned> optional parameter
Format: client port associated to cc-engine
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
default-priority Parameter type: <PPPoX::DefaultPriority> optional parameter
Format: indicates the p-bit for the client
- indicates the p-bit for the client port port
- range: [0...7]
max-cc Parameter type: <PPPoX::MaxNumPppCc> optional parameter
Format: max no. of PPP cross connection
- max no. of PPP cross connection on a port on a port
- range: [1...64], [9...64] = 8 with MAC concentration.
qos-profile Parameter type: <PPPoX::QosProfileName> optional parameter
Format: qos profile name associated with
( none client port
| name : <PPPoX::IgnoredQosProfileName> )
Possible values:
Field type <PPPoX::IgnoredQosProfileName>
- length: 1<=x<=64

45.11 xDSL Bonding Group Configuration Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL bonding group configuration data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl config-data-port (if-index) bonding-group group-profile <AsamProfileName> admin-state

<Xdsl::XdslAdminStatusGroup>
Command Parameters
Table 45.11-1 "xDSL Bonding Group Configuration Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Table 45.11-2 "xDSL Bonding Group Configuration Status Command" Command Parameters
group-profile Parameter type: <AsamProfileName> optional parameter
Format: name of the bonding group
- a profile name profile
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
admin-state Parameter type: <Xdsl::XdslAdminStatusGroup> optional parameter
Format: the admin-state of the group
( up
| down )
Possible values:
- up : admin-state of the group to up


- down : admin-state of the group to down

46- Operational Data Status Commands
46.1 Operational Data Status Command Tree 46-1466

46.2 xDSL Port Operational Status Command 46-1467
46.3 xDSL BridgePort Operational Status Command 46-1471
46.4 xDSL Port ATM Operational Status Command 46-1473
46.5 xDSL Port Interface Configuration Status Command 46-1475
46.6 xDSL IGMP Operational Status Command 46-1477
46.7 xDSL QoS Opertaional Status Command 46-1480

46 Operational Data Status Commands
46.1 Operational Data Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Operational Data Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----xdsl
----oper-data-port
- (if-index)
----xdsl
- admin-state
- opr-state/tx-rate-ds
- cur-op-mode
- tx-rate-us
- tx-rate-ds
- noise-margin-down
- noise-margin-up
- actual-tps-tc-mode
- overrule-state
----bridge-port
- (port)
- pvid
- default-priority
- [no] qos-profile
----atm-pvc
- (port-index)
- admin-state
- oper-state
- curr-encap-type
----interface-port
- [no] admin-state
- oper-state
----igmp
- (port)
- curr-num-group
- curr-preview-num
- curr-uncfg-num
----qos
- frame-net-bw
- m-cast-avail-bw
- m-cast-used-bw

46.2 xDSL Port Operational Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL Port Operational data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl oper-data-port (if-index) xdsl admin-state <Itf::ifAdminStatus> opr-state/tx-rate-ds

<Xdsl::combinedCol> cur-op-mode <Xdsl::OneOpModeTypeLinePreDef> tx-rate-us <Xdsl::SignedIntegerKBPS>
tx-rate-ds <Xdsl::SignedIntegerKBPS> noise-margin-down <Xdsl::NoiseValue> noise-margin-up
<Xdsl::NoiseValue> actual-tps-tc-mode <Xdsl::ActualTpsTcMode> overrule-state <Xdsl::OverruleState>
Command Parameters
Table 46.2-1 "xDSL Port Operational Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Table 46.2-2 "xDSL Port Operational Status Command" Command Parameters
admin-state Parameter type: <Itf::ifAdminStatus> optional parameter
Format: specifies state of the interface
( up
| down )
Possible values:
opr-state/tx-rate-ds Parameter type: <Xdsl::combinedCol> optional parameter
Format: current operational state of the
( down interface.
| testing
| unknown


| dormant
| up : <Xdsl::bitrate> )
Possible values:
- up : up,traffic can pass
- down : down,no traffic is passing
- testing : testing,no traffic is passing
- unknown : unknown
- dormant : dormant,no traffic is passing
Field type <Xdsl::bitrate>
- bitrate
- unit: kbits/sec
cur-op-mode Parameter type: <Xdsl::OneOpModeTypeLinePreDef> optional parameter
Format: operational mode allowed by this
( ansi-t1413 profile
| etsi-dts
| g992-1-a
| g992-1-b
| g992-2-a
| g992-3-a
| g992-3-b
| g992-3-aj
| g992-3-l1
| g992-3-l2
| g992-3-am
| g992-5-a
| g992-5-b
| ansi-t1.424
| etsi-ts
| itu-g993-1
| ieee-802.3ah
| g992-5-aj
| g992-5-am
| g993-2-8a
| g993-2-8b
| g993-2-8c
| g993-2-8d
| g993-2-12a
| g993-2-12b
| g993-2-17a
| g993-2-30a
| default )
Possible values:
- ansi-t1413 : ANSI T1.413-1998
spectrum
mask 1
mask 2
spectrum


- ansi-t1.424 : ANSI T1.424
- etsi-ts : ETSI TS
- itu-g993-1 : ITU G993-1
spectrum
spectrum
tx-rate-us Parameter type: <Xdsl::SignedIntegerKBPS> optional parameter
Format: bitrate or expected throughput for
tx-rate-ds Parameter type: <Xdsl::SignedIntegerKBPS> optional parameter
Format: bitrate or expected throughput for
- bitrate downstream fast or interleaved
noise-margin-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::NoiseValue> optional parameter
Format: current noise margin for the
- a noise value downstream direction
- unit: 1/10 dB
noise-margin-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::NoiseValue> optional parameter
Format: current noise margin for the
- a noise value upstream direction
- unit: 1/10 dB
actual-tps-tc-mode Parameter type: <Xdsl::ActualTpsTcMode> optional parameter
Format: actual transfer mode
( no-value
| atm
| ptm
| system-default )
Possible values:
- atm : atm mode
- ptm : ptm mode
type
overrule-state Parameter type: <Xdsl::OverruleState> optional parameter
Format: indicates whether an overrule
( not-created record is configured and not all
| created-no-overrules 'no-overrules'
| created-overrules )
Possible values:

Command Output
Table 46.2-3 "xDSL Port Operational Status Command" Display parameters
rtx-mode-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::ActualRtxModeType> actual retransmission mode in
( in-use upstream direction
| no-xtur
| no-xtuc-xtur
| supported
| unknown )
Possible values:
xtuc
xtur
rtx-mode-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::ActualRtxModeType> actual retransmission mode in
( in-use downstream direction
| no-xtur
| no-xtuc-xtur
| supported
| unknown )
Possible values:
xtuc
xtur

46.3 xDSL BridgePort Operational Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the Bridge Port Operational data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl oper-data-port (if-index) bridge-port [ (port) ] pvid <Vlan::StackedVlan> default-priority
<Vlan::Priority> [ no qos-profile | qos-profile <Vlan::QosProfileName> ]
Command Parameters
Table 46.3-1 "xDSL BridgePort Operational Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
(port) Format: identity of the PVC
| dsl )
Possible values:
- dsl : vdsl board
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Table 46.3-2 "xDSL BridgePort Operational Status Command" Command Parameters
pvid Parameter type: <Vlan::StackedVlan> optional parameter
Format: default vlan id for untagged


( <Vlan::UVlanIndex> frames
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
default-priority Parameter type: <Vlan::Priority> optional parameter
Format: port dynamic or static (if no
- priority of ethernet frames dynamic) default priority
- range: [0...7]
[no] qos-profile Parameter type: <Vlan::QosProfileName> optional parameter with default
| name : <Vlan::IgnoredQosProfileName> )
Possible values:
- length: 1<=x<=64

46.4 xDSL Port ATM Operational Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL port atm operational data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl oper-data-port (if-index) atm-pvc [ (port-index) ] admin-state <Xdsl::XdslAdminStatusAtm>

oper-state <Atm::atmVclOperStatus> curr-encap-type <Atm::CurVccEncapType>
Command Parameters
Table 46.4-1 "xDSL Port ATM Operational Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
( dsl : <Eqpt::VpiMandatoryId> : <Eqpt::VciMandatoryId>
| dsl )
Possible values:
- dsl : ADSL/SHDSL board
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Table 46.4-2 "xDSL Port ATM Operational Status Command" Command Parameters
admin-state Parameter type: <Xdsl::XdslAdminStatusAtm> optional parameter
Format: specifies the desired
( up administrative state of the VCL.
| down )
Possible values:


- up : enable traffic flow
- down : disable traffic flow
oper-state Parameter type: <Atm::atmVclOperStatus> optional parameter
Format: indicates the current operational
( up status of the VCL.
| down
| unknown )
Possible values:
- up : traffic flow is enabled in the virtual link
- down : traffic flow is disabled in the virtual link
- unknown : state is unknown
curr-encap-type Parameter type: <Atm::CurVccEncapType> optional parameter
Format: the current established
( llc-snap encapsulation type.
| llc-snap-routed
| llc-nlpid
| vc-mux-bridged-8023
| vc-mux-routed
| vc-mux-pppoa
| other
| unknown
| none )
Possible values:
protocol
protocol
protocol
- other : other encapsulation type
- unknown : unknown encapsulation type

46.5 xDSL Port Interface Configuration Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL port interface configuration data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl oper-data-port (if-index) interface-port [ no admin-state | admin-state <Xdsl::XdslAdminStatus> ]

oper-state <Itf::ifOperStatus>
Command Parameters
Table 46.5-1 "xDSL Port Interface Configuration Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Table 46.5-2 "xDSL Port Interface Configuration Status Command" Command Parameters
[no] admin-state Parameter type: <Xdsl::XdslAdminStatus> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "admin-down"
( up the desired state of the interface
| down )
Possible values:
oper-state Parameter type: <Itf::ifOperStatus> optional parameter
Format: the operational state of the
( up interface
| down


| testing
| unknown
| dormant )
Possible values:
- up : permanent virtual circuit
- down : bridge port
- testing : l2 VLAN
- unknown : IPoE
- dormant : PPPoE

46.6 xDSL IGMP Operational Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL IGMP operational data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl oper-data-port (if-index) igmp [ (port) ] curr-num-group <Gauge> curr-preview-num <Counter>
curr-uncfg-num <Counter>
Command Parameters
Table 46.6-1 "xDSL IGMP Operational Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
<Eqpt::PortId>


<Eqpt::CVlan>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- vlan : vlan port
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:


Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
Table 46.6-2 "xDSL IGMP Operational Status Command" Command Parameters
curr-num-group Parameter type: <Gauge> optional parameter
Format: Indicates the current group
- gauge number in this port
curr-preview-num Parameter type: <Counter> optional parameter
Format: Indicates the number of preview
- 32 bit counter multicast group that igmp
channel joins currently
curr-uncfg-num Parameter type: <Counter> optional parameter
Format: Indicates the current unconfig
- 32 bit counter group number in this port

46.7 xDSL QoS Opertaional Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL QoS operational data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl oper-data-port (if-index) qos frame-net-bw <SignedInteger> m-cast-avail-bw <SignedInteger>
m-cast-used-bw <SignedInteger>
Command Parameters
Table 46.7-1 "xDSL QoS Opertaional Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Table 46.7-2 "xDSL QoS Opertaional Status Command" Command Parameters
frame-net-bw Parameter type: <SignedInteger> optional parameter
Format: Represents the approximate
- a signed integer bandwidth available for Ethernet
frames, which is guaranteed to be
available by the physical layer.
This approximation is made by
the configurable ATM overhead
factor.
m-cast-avail-bw Parameter type: <SignedInteger> optional parameter
Format: Represents the bandwidth
- a signed integer available for multicast services,
calculated by the ISAM. This
value is what is left from
frame-net-bw after deducting


from it res-data-bw and
res-voice-bw. The minimum of
m-cast-avail-bw and
m-cast-max-bw will be the actual
limitation for user multicast
bandwidth usage per DSL link.
m-cast-used-bw Parameter type: <SignedInteger> optional parameter
Format: Shows the bandwidth currently in
- a signed integer use by pre-configured multicast
streams.

47- xDSL Bonding Status Commands
47.1 xDSL Bonding Status Command Tree 47-1483

47.2 xDSL Bonding Group Profiles Status Command 47-1484
47.3 xDSL Bonding Group Rtx Profiles Status Command 47-1486
47.4 xDSL Bonding Near End Operational Data Status 47-1488
Command
47.5 xDSL Bonding Far End Operational Data Status 47-1490
Command
47.6 xDSL Bonding Group Operational Data Command 47-1492
47.7 xDSL Bonding Link Operational Data Command 47-1494
47.8 xDSL Bonding Near End Failure Status Command 47-1496
47.9 xDSL Bonding Far End Failure Status Command 47-1498
47.10 xDSL Bonding Group Failure Status Command 47-1500
47.11 xDSL Bonding Group Summary Info Command 47-1502

47 xDSL Bonding Status Commands
47.1 xDSL Bonding Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "xDSL Bonding Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----xdsl-bonding
----profiles
- (index)
----group-rtx-profiles
- (index)
----operational-data
----X near-end
- (if-index)
----X far-end
- (if-index)
----group
- (if-index)
----link
- (bonding-link-id)
----failure-status
----near-end
- (if-index)
----far-end
- (if-index)
----group
- (if-index)
----summary
- (index)

47.2 xDSL Bonding Group Profiles Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the usage of the xDSL bonding group profiles.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl-bonding profiles [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 47.2-1 "xDSL Bonding Group Profiles Status Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: a unique interface index
- range: [1...100]
Command Output
Table 47.2-2 "xDSL Bonding Group Profiles Status Command" Display parameters
Common Information:profile
next-av-bond-pr Parameter type: <AsamNextProfileIndex> next available index for the
- a profile index bonding group profile
max-bond-pr Parameter type: <AsamMaxProfileIndex> max number of bonding group
- a maximum value of a profile index profile indices that can be created
name Parameter type: <AsamProfileName> name of the bonding group
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.] This element is always shown.
- length: 1<=x<=32
used-status Parameter type: <Xdsl::UsedStatus> specifies the number of entities
- number of entities using this profile using this profile.


47.3 xDSL Bonding Group Rtx Profiles Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the usage of the xDSL bonding group rtx profiles.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl-bonding group-rtx-profiles [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 47.3-1 "xDSL Bonding Group Rtx Profiles Status Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: a unique interface index
- range: [1...128]
Command Output
Table 47.3-2 "xDSL Bonding Group Rtx Profiles Status Command" Display parameters
Common Information:profile
next-av-bond-rtx-pr Parameter type: <AsamNextProfileIndex> next available index for the
- a profile index bonding group rtx profile
max-bond-rtx-pr Parameter type: <AsamMaxProfileIndex> max number of bonding group rtx
- a maximum value of a profile index profile indices that can be created
name Parameter type: <AsamProfileName> name of the bonding group rtx
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.] This element is always shown.
- length: 1<=x<=32
used-status Parameter type: <Xdsl::UsedStatus> specifies the number of entities
- number of entities using this profile using this profile.


47.4 xDSL Bonding Near End Operational Data

Status Command
Command Description
Obsolete command, replaced by show xdsl-bonding operational-data group.
This command shows the operational data near end statistics.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl-bonding operational-data near-end [ (if-index) ]

Command Parameters
Table 47.4-1 "xDSL Bonding Near End Operational Data Status Command" Resource Parameters
(if-index) Format: a unique interface index
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 47.4-2 "xDSL Bonding Near End Operational Data Status Command" Display parameters
actual-bitrate-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> when the bonding group is in
- a bonding bit rate value service, this will give the actual
- unit: kbps bitrate and 0 when not in service
- range: [0...2147483647] also in case no data is available.


actaggr-ndr-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> when the bonding group is in
- unit: kbps net data rate in upstream
- range: [0...2147483647] direction. Value 0 means bonding
group not in service or no data
available.

47.5 xDSL Bonding Far End Operational Data

Status Command
Command Description
This command shows the operational data far end statistics.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl-bonding operational-data far-end [ (if-index) ]

Command Parameters
Table 47.5-1 "xDSL Bonding Far End Operational Data Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 47.5-2 "xDSL Bonding Far End Operational Data Status Command" Display parameters
actual-bitrate-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> when the bonding group is in
- unit: kbps bitrate and 0 when not in service
- range: [0...2147483647] also in case no data is available.


actaggr-ndr-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> when the bonding group is in
- unit: kbps net data rate in downstream
available.

47.6 xDSL Bonding Group Operational Data

Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL bonding oper-data group statistics.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl-bonding operational-data group [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 47.6-1 "xDSL Bonding Group Operational Data Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 47.6-2 "xDSL Bonding Group Operational Data Command" Display parameters
running-time Parameter type: <SignedInteger> specifies accumulated time of
- a signed integer bonding group normal operation
actual-bitrate-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> when the bonding group is in
- range: [0...2147483647] direction or the expected


throughput for the upstream
retransmission bonded data flow.
Value 0 means bonding group not
in service or no data available.
actual-bitrate-down Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> when the bonding group is in
- range: [0...2147483647] direction or the expected
throughput for the downstream
retransmission bonded data flow.
Value 0 means bonding group not
in service also or no data
available.
actaggr-ndr-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> when the bonding group is in
available.
actaggr-ndr-dn Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingBitRate> when the bonding group is in
available.
nbr-contributing-links Parameter type: <SignedInteger> the number of operational links,
- a signed integer selected by bandwidth split,
contributing to the overall
bonding group actual bitrate
vect-fallback Parameter type: <Xdsl::ActualVectFallbackState> actual vectoring fallback stateof
( normal-mode the group
| fallback-mode ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- normal-mode : line is operating using normal profiles
- fallback-mode : line is operating using vectoring fallback
configured profiles

47.7 xDSL Bonding Link Operational Data

Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL bonding oper-data link statistics.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl-bonding operational-data link [ (bonding-link-id) ]
Command Parameters
Table 47.7-1 "xDSL Bonding Link Operational Data Command" Resource Parameters
(bonding-link-id) Format: a bonding link interface index
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 47.7-2 "xDSL Bonding Link Operational Data Command" Display parameters
link-status Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingGroupLinkStatus> the operational and selection
( not-training status of a bonding group link
| training This element is always shown.
| not-selected
| up-no-traffic
| up-traffic )
Possible values:


- not-training : no training allowed
- training : training triggered
- not-selected : line not selected by BW-split algorithm
- up-no-traffic : selected by BW-split algorithm, not selected
for traffic(only for ATM lines)
- up-traffic : selected by BW-split algorithm, selected for
traffic
link-group-idx Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingInterfaceIndex> the bonding group index of which
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / the link is a member
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number

47.8 xDSL Bonding Near End Failure Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL bonding failure near end statistics.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl-bonding failure-status near-end [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 47.8-1 "xDSL Bonding Near End Failure Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 47.8-2 "xDSL Bonding Near End Failure Status Command" Display parameters
defect Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusNEDefect> specifies the defect status in the
( yes near-end
| none ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- yes : defect in the near-end failure status
- none : no defect in the near-end failure status
up-min-bitrate Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusMinBitrate> specifies the upstream minimum


( ok bitrate threshold alarm status
| failure ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- ok : actual group bitrate is above the group minimum
bitrate
- failure : actual group bitrate is below the group minimum
bitrate
up-config Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusConfig> specifies the upstream configured
( feasible alarm status
| not-feasible ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- feasible : configuration feasible
- not-feasible : configuration not feasible e.g. actual group
bitrate is not high enough
up-plan-bitrate Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusPlanBitrate> specifies the upstream planned
Possible values:
- ok : actual group bitrate is above the group planned bitrate
- failure : actual group bitrate is above the minimum bitrate
but below the group planned bitrate
defect-count Parameter type: <Counter> Indicates the number of failures
- 32 bit counter during the accumulation period
rxlos-count Parameter type: <Counter> Indicates the number of lost
- 32 bit counter ATM cells or ETH fragments due
to sequence ID errors.
detail mode.

47.9 xDSL Bonding Far End Failure Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL bonding failure far end statistics.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl-bonding failure-status far-end [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 47.9-1 "xDSL Bonding Far End Failure Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 47.9-2 "xDSL Bonding Far End Failure Status Command" Display parameters
defect Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusFEDefect> specifies the defect status in the
( yes far-end
| none ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- yes : defect in the far-end failure status
- none : no defect in the far-end failure status
down-min-bitrate Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusMinBitrate> specifies the downstream


( ok minimum bitrate threshold alarm
| failure ) status
- ok : actual group bitrate is above the group minimum
bitrate
- failure : actual group bitrate is below the group minimum
bitrate
down-config Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusConfig> specifies the downstream
( feasible configured alarm status
| not-feasible ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- feasible : configuration feasible
- not-feasible : configuration not feasible e.g. actual group
bitrate is not high enough
down-plan-bitrate Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusPlanBitrate> specifies the downstream planned
Possible values:
- ok : actual group bitrate is above the group planned bitrate
- failure : actual group bitrate is above the minimum bitrate
but below the group planned bitrate
peer-cpe Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusFEPeerCpeConn> specifies the peer cpe connected
( conn alarm status
| not-conn ) This element is only shown in
- conn : peer cpe is connected
- not-conn : peer cpe is not connected
bond-cpe Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusFEBondCpeConn> specifies the bonding capable cpe
( conn connected alarm status
| not-conn ) This element is only shown in
- conn : bonding capable cpe is connected
- not-conn : bonding capable cpe is not connected
bg-conn-cpes Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusFEBondGrpConnCpe> specifies the bonding group
( one-cpe multiple cpe connected alarm
| several-cpe ) status
- one-cpe : bonding group has one cpe connected detail mode.
- several-cpe : bonding group has multiple cpe connected
bg-reg-fail Parameter type: <Xdsl::FailureStatusFEBondGrpRegFail> specifies the bonding group
( no discovery or aggregation register
| yes ) failure alarm status
- no : bonding group register failure not encountered detail mode.
- yes : bonding group register failure encountered
defect-count Parameter type: <Counter> Indicates the number of failures
- 32 bit counter during the accumulation period
rxlos-count Parameter type: <Counter> Indicates the number of lost
- 32 bit counter ATM cells or ETH fragments due
to sequence ID errors.
detail mode.

47.10 xDSL Bonding Group Failure Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL bonding failure group statistics.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl-bonding failure-status group [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 47.10-1 "xDSL Bonding Group Failure Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 47.10-2 "xDSL Bonding Group Failure Status Command" Display parameters
defect Parameter type: <Xdsl::BondingGroupFailureStatusDefect> specifies the current failure
( none reason of a bonding group
| not-feasible This element is always shown.
| min-bitrate
| no-host
| diff-delay
| incomplete )


Possible values:
- none : no defect on the bonding group failure status
- not-feasible : bonding group configuration not feasible
- min-bitrate : bonding group minimum data rate not met
- no-host : bonding group host not reachable
- diff-delay : bonding group differential delay tolerance
exceeded
- incomplete : bonding group incomplete
failure-count Parameter type: <Counter> specifies the number of times a
- 32 bit counter bonding group is declared
unavailable
rx-error-count Parameter type: <Counter> specifies the number of errored
- 32 bit counter cells received
unavailable-time Parameter type: <Xdsl::IntervalMeasureTime> specifies accumulated time of
- the measured time interval bonding group unavailability
- range: [0...86400]

47.11 xDSL Bonding Group Summary Info

Command
Command Description
This command displays the xDSL bonding group summary information.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show xdsl-bonding summary [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 47.11-1 "xDSL Bonding Group Summary Info Command" Resource Parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 47.11-2 "xDSL Bonding Group Summary Info Command" Display parameters
occupancy Parameter type: <SignedInteger> indicates the occupancy per slot
- a signed integer of the bonding host function

48- PPPoE Status Commands
48.1 PPPoE Status Command Tree 48-1504

48.2 PPPoE Client Emulation Status Command 48-1505
48.3 PPPoE Interface Status Command 48-1508

48 PPPoE Status Commands
48.1 PPPoE Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "PPPoE Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----pppoe-client
----emulation
- (ifindex)
- client-id
----session
- (ifindex)

48.2 PPPoE Client Emulation Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the PPPoE client emulation parameters, such as emulation state, and error code for failed
PPPoE emulation.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show pppoe-client emulation [ (ifindex) [ client-id <PPPoE::ClientId> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 48.2-1 "PPPoE Client Emulation Status Command" Resource Parameters
(ifindex) Format: interface index of the PPPoE
( vlan-port : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / client port
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Possible values:


- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
client-id Parameter type: <PPPoE::ClientId> the PPPoE client id
Format:
- the PPPoE client id
- range: [1]
Command Output
Table 48.2-2 "PPPoE Client Emulation Status Command" Display parameters
state Parameter type: <PPPoE::pppoeClientEmulationState> the state of the PPPoE client
( inited emulation.
| ongoing This element is always shown.
| failed
| successed
| stopped )
Possible values:
- inited : PPPoE emulation has never been executed since
initialization
- ongoing : emulation is in progress
- failed : emulation failed
- successed : emulation successed and PPPoE session
established
- stopped : PPPoE session has been terminated
error-code Parameter type: <PPPoE::pppoeClientEmulationErrorCode> the failure reason for failed
( none PPPoE emulation.
| port-failure This element is always shown.
| padi-timeout
| padr-timeout
| lcp-timeout
| auth-timeout
| auth-failure
| ncp-failure
| internal
| other
| onu-timeout
| onu-omci-failure )
Possible values:
- none : no errcode
- port-failure : port-failure
- padi-timeout : padi-timeout
- padr-timeout : padr-timeout
- lcp-timeout : lcp-timeout
- auth-timeout : auth-timeout
- auth-failure : auth-failure
- ncp-failure : ncp-failure
- internal : internal err
- other : other err
- onu-timeout : onu-timeout
- onu-omci-failure : onu-omci-failure


48.3 PPPoE Interface Status Command

This command displays the PPPoE interface parameters.
Command Description
User Level
Command Syntax
> show pppoe-client session [ (ifindex) ]
Command Parameters
Table 48.3-1 "PPPoE Interface Status Command" Resource Parameters
(ifindex) Format: interface index of the PPP session
( vlan-port : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id


- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
Command Output
Table 48.3-2 "PPPoE Interface Status Command" Display parameters
ipv4-addr Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> IPv4 address of the system on
- IPv4-address which PPP connection is
established.
ipv6-addr Parameter type: <Ip::V6Prefix> IPv6 address of the system on
- IPv6-address which PPP connection is
established.
mru Parameter type: <PPPoE::PppProfileMru> The MRU of the system link, on
- the MRU of PPP which PPPoE session is
- range: [0...65535] established.

49- Interface Status Commands
49.1 Interface Status Command Tree 49-1511

49.2 Interface Alarm Status Command 49-1512
49.3 Physical Interface Status Command 49-1514
49.4 Interface Status Command 49-1515
49.5 Interface Test Status Command 49-1524
49.6 Interface Stack Status Command 49-1528
49.7 Interface Extensive Status Command 49-1533

49 Interface Status Commands
49.1 Interface Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Interface Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----interface
----alarm
- (interface-type)
----phy-itf-status
- (shelf)
----port
- (port)
----test
- (port)
----stack
- (higher)
- lower
----availability
- (port-type)

49.2 Interface Alarm Status Command
Command Description
This command shows the alarm configured for the interface and the default minimal severity with which the alarm
is reported.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show interface alarm [ (interface-type) ]
Command Parameters
Table 49.2-1 "Interface Alarm Status Command" Resource Parameters
(interface-type) Format: type of the interface
( xdsl-line
| ethernet-line
| voicefxs
| lag )
Possible values:
- voicefxs : voicefxs
Command Output
Table 49.2-2 "Interface Alarm Status Command" Display parameters
default-severity Parameter type: The default minimal severity for
<Itf::asamIfExtAlmReportingSeverityDefault> an alarm to be reported that will
( indeterminate be used for interfaces.
| warning This element is always shown.
| minor
| major
| critical )
Possible values:



49.3 Physical Interface Status Command
Command Description
This command shows the summary of the physical interface, for example, the number of changes which occurred
for the physical interface.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show interface phy-itf-status [ (shelf) ]
Command Parameters
Table 49.3-1 "Physical Interface Status Command" Resource Parameters
(shelf) Format: the physical position of the shelf
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 49.3-2 "Physical Interface Status Command" Display parameters
no-of-change-occur Parameter type: <Counter> Number of state changes of
- 32 bit counter physical lines, equipped on
boards within this shelf.

49.4 Interface Status Command
Command Description
This command shows all the parameters related to the interface such as the type of interface, current bandwidth of
the interface, maximum size of the packet supported, and the connector present. All interfaces do not support each
of these parameters.
Ethernet port interfaces supports 14 ethernet ports.
• Port 1 : Internal port used for management
• Port 2 : External port used for management
• Port 3 : Used for L2CP OAM traffic to BRAS
• Ports 4-14 : Not used
Ethernet, loop, slip supports largest-pkt-size, current-bandwidth, phy-addr, admin-status, opr-status,

last-chg-opr-stat, in-octets, in-ucast-pkts, in-discard-pkts, in-err-pkts, out-err-pkts, pkts-unknown-proto, out-octets,
high-speed, connector-present and media.
ATM supports phy-addr, opr-status, last-chg-opr-stat, in-octets, in-err-pkts, out-err-pkts, pkts-unknown-proto and
out-octets.
Xdsl-Line and Bonding supports admin-status, opr-status and last-chg-opr-stat.
Bridge Port supports type and last-chg-opr-stat, the remaining interfaces supports opr-status and last-chg-opr-stat.
Shdsl-line supports info, name, admin-status, opr-status and last-chg-opr-stat.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show interface port [ (port) ]
Command Parameters
Table 49.4-1 "Interface Status Command" Resource Parameters
(port) Format: the interface index
/ <Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::VciId>


<Eqpt::VciId>
| sw-loopback
<Eqpt::CVlan>
| no-interface


Possible values:
- bonding : bonding
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
Command Output
Table 49.4-2 "Interface Status Command" Display parameters
if-index Parameter type: <SignedInteger> Specifies a unique value for each
- a signed integer interface.


detail mode.
info Parameter type: <PrintableString> A textual string containing
- printable string information about the interface.
This string include the name of
the manufacturer, the product
name and the version of the
interface hardware/software.
detail mode.
type Parameter type: <Itf::IANAifType> Specifies the type of interface.
( ethernet This element is only shown in
| sw-loopback detail mode.
| slip
| atm
| atm-bonding
| bonding
| xdsl-line
| xdsl-channel
| atm-vci-ep
| bridge-port
| l2-vlan
| ip-fwd
| efm
| atm-ima
| shdsl
| ip-gateway
| pon
| bundle
| ont
| uni
| epon
| eont
| euni
| ellid
| lag
| dist-router-interace )
Possible values:
- ethernet : ethernet csmacd
- sw-loopback : software loopback interface
- slip : generic SLIP interface
- atm : atm interface
- atm-bonding : atm bonding
- bonding : bonding
- xdsl-channel : xdsl channel
- atm-vci-ep : ATM VCI end point
- bridge-port : transparent bridge interface
- l2-vlan : layer 3 VLAN using IPX
- ip-fwd : IP forwarding interface
- efm : EFM interface
- atm-ima : atm-ima interface
- shdsl : shdsl interface
- ip-gateway : vrf interface
- pon : pon interface
- bundle : bundle interface


- ont : ont interface
- uni : uni interface
- epon : epon interface
- eont : epon ont interface
- euni : epon uni interface
- ellid : epon llid interface
- dist-router-interace : dist router interface
name Parameter type: <PrintableString> Name of the interface.
detail mode.
high-speed Parameter type: <Itf::ifHighSpeed> Specifies interface's current
- interface bandwidth bandwidth.
- unit: Mbit/sec This element is only shown in
detail mode.
connector-present Parameter type: <Itf::ifConnectorPresent> Specifies the interface sublayer
( not-applicable has a physical connector or not.
| has-connector This element is only shown in
| no-connector ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- not-applicable : not-applicable
- has-connector : interface sublayer has a physical connector
- no-connector : interface sublayer doesn't have a physical
connector
media Parameter type: <Object> Specifies information about the
- an object identifier particular media being used to
realize the interface.
detail mode.
largest-pkt-size Parameter type: <Itf::MtuSize> The size of the largest packet
- packet size which can be sent/received on the
- unit: octets interface, specified in octets. For
interfaces that are used for
transmitting network datagrams,
this is the size of the largest
network datagram that can be
sent on the interface.
detail mode.
current-bandwidth Parameter type: <Itf::ifSpeed> Specifies the interface's current
- interface bandwidth bandwidth.
- unit: bits/sec This element is only shown in
detail mode.
phy-addr Parameter type: <Itf::PhyAddress> The interface's address at its
- mac address (aa:bb:cc:a1:02:03) protocol sub-layer.
detail mode.
admin-status Parameter type: <Itf::ifAdminStatus> Specifies state of the interface.
( not-appl This element is always shown.
| up
| down
| testing )
Possible values:
- not-appl : not-applicable
- testing : no operational packets can be passed


opr-status Parameter type: <Itf::ifOperStatus> The current operational state of
( up the interface.
| down This element is always shown.
| testing
| unknown
| dormant
| no-value )
Possible values:
- up : permanent virtual circuit
- down : bridge port
- testing : l2 VLAN
- unknown : IPoE
- dormant : PPPoE
last-chg-opr-stat Parameter type: <Itf::ElapsedTime10Msec> The value of elapsed time since
- the time elapsed since a certain event the interface entered its current
operational state.
detail mode.
pkts-unknown-proto Parameter type: <Itf::Counter> Number of packets(for
- 32 bit counter packet-oriented interfaces) or
transmission units(for
character-oriented interfaces)
received via the interface which
were discarded because of an
unknown or unsupported
protocol.
detail mode.
in-octets Parameter type: <Itf::Counter> The total number of octets
- 32 bit counter received on the interface,
including framing characters.
detail mode.
out-octets Parameter type: <Itf::Counter> The total number of octets
- 32 bit counter transmitted out of the interface,
detail mode.
in-ucast-pkts Parameter type: <Itf::Counter> The number of packets, delivered
- 32 bit counter by this sub-layer to a higher
(sub-)layer, which were not
addressed to a multicast or
broadcast address at this
sub-layer.
detail mode.
out-ucast-pkts Parameter type: <Itf::Counter> The total number of packets that
- 32 bit counter higher-level protocols requested
be transmitted, and which were
not addressed to a multicast or
sub-layer.
detail mode.
in-mcast-pkts Parameter type: <Itf::Counter> The number of
- 32 bit counter packets,tarnsmitted by this


sub-layer,which were addressed
to a multicast address at this
sub-layer.
detail mode.
out-mcast-pkts Parameter type: <Itf::Counter> The total number of packets that
addressed to a multicast address
at this sub-layer.
detail mode.
in-broadcast-pkts Parameter type: <Itf::Counter> The number of packets, delivered
(sub-)layer, which were
addressed to a broadcast address
at this sub-layer.
detail mode.
out-broadcast-pkts Parameter type: <Itf::Counter> The total number of packets that
at this sub-layer.
detail mode.
in-discard-pkts Parameter type: <Itf::Counter> The number of inbound packets
- 32 bit counter which were chosen to be
discarded even though no errors
had been detected to prevent their
being deliverable to a
higher-layer protocol. One
possible reason for discarding
such a packet could be to free up
buffer space.
detail mode.
out-discard-pkts Parameter type: <Itf::Counter> The number of outbound packets
- 32 bit counter which were chosen to be
discarded even though no errors
had been detected to prevent their
being deliverable to a
higher-layer protocol. One
possible reason for discarding
such a packet could be to free up
buffer space.
detail mode.
in-err-pkts Parameter type: <Itf::Counter> Number of inbound packets(for
- 32 bit counter packet-oriented interfaces) or
transmission units(for
character-oriented interfaces) that
contained errors preventing them
from being deliverable to a
higher-layer protocol.
detail mode.


out-err-pkts Parameter type: <Itf::Counter> The number of outbound
- 32 bit counter packets(for packet-oriented
interfaces) or transmission
units(for character-oriented
interfaces) that could not be
transmitted because of errors.
detail mode.
in-octets-hc Parameter type: <Itf::Counter64> The total number of octets
- 64 bit counter received on the interface,
detail mode.
out-octets-hc Parameter type: <Itf::Counter64> The total number of octets
- 64 bit counter transmitted out of the interface,
detail mode.
in-ucast-pkts-hc Parameter type: <Itf::Counter64> The number of packets, delivered
(sub-)layer, which were not
addressed to a multicast or
sub-layer.
detail mode.
out-ucast-pkts-hc Parameter type: <Itf::Counter64> The number of packets,
- 64 bit counter tarnsmitted by this sub-layer,
which were not addressed to a
multicast or broadcast address at
this sub-layer.
detail mode.
in-mcast-pkts-hc Parameter type: <Itf::Counter64> The number of packets, delivered
addressed to a multicast address
at this sub-layer.
detail mode.
out-mcast-pkts-hc Parameter type: <Itf::Counter64> The number of packets,
which were addressed to a
multicast address at this
sub-layer.
detail mode.
in-broadcast-pkts-hc Parameter type: <Itf::Counter64> The number of packets, delivered
at this sub-layer.
detail mode.
out-broadcast-pkts-hc Parameter type: <Itf::Counter64> The number of packets,
which wereaddressed to a


sub-layer.
detail mode.

49.5 Interface Test Status Command
Command Description
This command shows the parameters related to the testing of an interface.
Metallic Test Access is an example of an interface test. The result of the Metallic Test Access interface test is shown
with this command.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show interface test [ (port) ]
Command Parameters
Table 49.5-1 "Interface Test Status Command" Resource Parameters
(port) Format: the index of the interface
/ <Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::VciId>
<Eqpt::VciId>
| sw-loopback


<Eqpt::CVlan>
| no-interface
Possible values:
- bonding : bonding


- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
Command Output
Table 49.5-2 "Interface Test Status Command" Display parameters
id Parameter type: <TestAndIncr> Specifies the current invocation
- TestAndIncr of the interface's test.
result Parameter type: <Itf::ifTestResult> Specifies the result of the most
( none recently requested test
| success This element is always shown.
| in-progress
| not-supported
| unable-to-run
| aborted
| failed )
Possible values:
- none : no tests have been requested since the last reset
- success : test successfully completed
- in-progress : test is still in progress
- not-supported : test is not supported
- unable-to-run : test is unable to run
- aborted : test is aborted
- failed : test is failed


code Parameter type: <Object> Specifies a code which contains
- an object identifier more specific information on the
test result

49.6 Interface Stack Status Command
Command Description
This command shows the status of the stack.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show interface stack [ (higher) [ lower <Itf::InterfaceNgvr> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 49.6-1 "Interface Stack Status Command" Resource Parameters
(higher) Format: a higher layer interface index
/ <Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::VciId>
<Eqpt::VciId>
| sw-loopback


<Eqpt::CVlan>
| no-interface
Possible values:
- bonding : bonding


- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
lower Parameter type: <Itf::InterfaceNgvr> a lower layer interface index
Format:
/ <Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::VciId>
<Eqpt::VciId>
| sw-loopback


<Eqpt::CVlan>
| no-interface
Possible values:
- bonding : bonding


- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id

49.7 Interface Extensive Status Command
Command Description
This command shows the parameters related to an interface such as next avalable port type, counter indicating
number of state changes, and number of network interfaces.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show interface availability [ (port-type) ]
Command Parameters
Table 49.7-1 "Interface Extensive Status Command" Resource Parameters
(port-type) Format: the port type
( xdsl-line
| ethernet-line )
Possible values:
Command Output
Table 49.7-2 "Interface Extensive Status Command" Display parameters
Common Information:common
change-count Parameter type: <Counter> Number of state changes of the
- 32 bit counter physical line.
interface-cnt Parameter type: <SignedInteger> The number of network interfaces
- a signed integer (regardless of their current state)
present on this system.
next-available Parameter type: <Itf::NextAvailable> Specifies the next available
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / physical interface can be
<Eqpt::PortId> retrieved.
| <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / This element is always shown.


<Eqpt::OntPortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Possible values:

50- SNTP Status Commands
50.1 SNTP Status Command Tree 50-1536

50.2 SNTP Status Command 50-1537

50 SNTP Status Commands
50.1 SNTP Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "SNTP Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----sntp

50 SNTP Status Commands
50.2 SNTP Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the information about the SNTP and its related parameters.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with all privileges.
Command Syntax
> show sntp
Command Output
Table 50.2-2 "SNTP Status Command" Display parameters
operating-mode Parameter type: <Sys::SNTPOperatingMode> specifies the operating mode for
( unicast the SNTP application at the
| anycast SNMP agent.
| multicast ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- unicast : operating mode unicast value 1
- anycast : operating mode anycast value 2
- multicast : operating mode multicast value 3
system-time Parameter type: <Sys::GaugeTimeInSecs> specifies the network time.
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) This element is always shown.

51- SNTP Server Commands
51.1 SNTP Server Command Tree 51-1539

51.2 SNTP Server Status Command 51-1540

51 SNTP Server Commands
51.1 SNTP Server Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "SNTP Server Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----sntp
----server-table
- (server-ip-addr)

51 SNTP Server Commands
51.2 SNTP Server Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the information about the SNTP Servers and its related parameters.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show sntp server-table [ (server-ip-addr) ]
Command Parameters
Table 51.2-1 "SNTP Server Status Command" Resource Parameters
(server-ip-addr) Format: specifies the ip address of the
Command Output
Table 51.2-2 "SNTP Server Status Command" Display parameters
port Parameter type: <Sys::ServerPortNumber> specifies the port number of the
- port number sntp server
priority Parameter type: <Sys::priority> specifies the priority number of
- sntp server priority(1 - high) the sntp server
issyncsource Parameter type: <Sys::issyncsrc> display whether this sntp server is
( yes the current source of time
| no ) synchronization
- yes : this server is the current source of time
synchronization
- no : this server is not the current source of time
synchronization

52- System Status Commands
52.1 System Status Command Tree 52-1542

52.2 System Statistics Command 52-1543
52.3 System Licenses Status Command 52-1544
52.4 Show syslog parameters 52-1548
52.5 System CDE Command 52-1549
52.6 Uplink Status Command 52-1550

52 System Status Commands
52.1 System Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "System Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----system
----entry
----license
- (feature)
----syslog
----cde-bitmap
----uplink

52.2 System Statistics Command
Command Description
This command displays the status of the list commands.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show system entry
Command Output
Table 52.2-2 "System Statistics Command" Display parameters
status-bit-map Parameter type: <Sys::AsamSysStatusBitMap> Specifies the status bitmap.
- status bitmap This element is always shown.
mib-version Parameter type: <Sys::asamMibVersion> Specifies the version of the
- a printable string management interface.
init-progress Parameter type: <Sys::AsamSystemInitProgress> Specifies the progress of the
- progress of system initialisation indicated as percent system initialization indicated as
- unit: percent a percentage.

52.3 System Licenses Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the routing-license indicating the status of the L3 routing protocols and displays also the
number of software licenses for the following features.
For ADSL2+, the counter indicates the number of XDSL lines for which an ADSL2+ operational mode (POTS
and/or ISDN) is enabled in its configuration, and supported by the LT board, and for which the XDSL board is
equipped.
For READSL2 operational mode (US mode 1 and/or US mode 2), the counter is enabled in its configuration, and
supported by the LT board, and for which the XDSL board is equipped.
For IGMP, the counter indicates the number of DSL subscriber lines for which an IGMP control channel has been
oonfigured.
For xDSL Annex-M, the counter indicates the number of DSL subscriber line which is configured for Annex-M.
For IP-Forwarding, the counter indicates the number of DSL subscriber lines configured.
For PPPoX Relay, the counter indicates the number of DSL subscriber lines configured.
For 802.1x, the counter indicates the number of DSL subscriber lines for which 802.1x has been configured as
'enabled'.
For IPoA-CC/RB, the counter indicates the number of DSL subscriber lines which are configured for IPoA cross
connect mode and enhanced i-bridge mode .In Release 3.6 IPOA-CC is replaced by IPOA-CC/RB
For UPBO Policing, the counter indicates the number of XDSL lines for which a VDSL2 opmode has been selected,
for which UPBO Policing pbo mode has been enabled in its configuration and supported by the LT board and for
which the XDSL board is equipped. The counter is decremented when one of these conditions is not met anymore.
For XDSL-Perline-Overrule, the counter indicates the number of XDSL lines for which the per-line overrule data
has been used in its configuration and for which the XDSL board is equipped.
For Impulse Noise Sensor, the counter indicates the number of XDSL lines for which the Impulse Noise Sensor is
enabled and for which the XDSL board is equipped.
For ADSL1/2 PSD Shaping, the counter indicates the number of XDSL line configured for which ADSL1 or ADSL2
opMode is enabled with DBPO shaping and supported by the LT board and for which the XDSL board is
equipped.The counter is decremented if the DPBO profile is unassigned or if the XDSL line is unconfigured.
For xDSL Annex-J, the counter indicates the number of DSL subscriber line which is configured for Annex-J.
For syncE clock source, the counter indicates the number of Synchronous Ethernet ports are configured as a clock
source.
For 2dot5gbps-lt, the counter indicates the number of LTs that operate at 2.5Gbps link speed.
For redcy, the counter indicates the number protection groups are enabled (unlocked).
Shdsl-ctc: this key isn't used, the counter remains zero.
For VDSL2, the counter indicates the number of xdsl lines for which Seamless Rate Adaptation and VDSL2 is
enabled.
For ARQ, the counter indicates the number of XDSL lines for which ARQ is enabled in the configuration,
supported by the LT board and for which the XDSL board is equipped.
For 10 Gbps enabled LT, the counter indicates the number of LTs that have an uplink that is running at 10 Gbps
speed.

speed.
For ipv6 security,the coutner indicates the number of access lines (DSL, Ethernet or ONT UNI) where one or more
IPv6 security features are activated.
For Higig NT, the counter indicates whether lawful intercept is enabled (value 1) or Disabled (value 0).
For vectoring, the counter indicates the number of lines where a vectoring profile has been assigned to.
For Green DSL L2 mode,the counter indicates the number of xDSL lines which are equipped and configured with
L2 mode enabled.
For Ethernet OAM Advanced Monitoring Functions,the counter indicates the number of MEPS which can send
and/or receive CFM Continuity Check Messages.
For MPLS Advanced Resiliency, the counter indicates whether MPLS-FRR or MPLS LSR is being used (value 1) or
not used (value 0).
speed.
For Type-B protection, the counter indicates the number of protection groups in the system that are configured by
the operator. The counter is only valid on NANT-E and FANT-F boards. For other NTs, the value should always be
0, as protection group creation is not allowed. The value is between 0 (no protection group) and 62 (maximum
allowed by the system).
For vectoring legacy fext cancellation, the counter indicates the number of lines where a vectoring profile has been
assigned to in which the legacy fext cancellation feature is enabled.
For Vlan Translation resources extended usage vxlt-ext-usage, the counter indicates the number of line cards
making use of VLAN translation resources in an extended way.
For Ethernet OAM Y1731 Performance monitoring functions, the counter indicates the number of MEPs in the
system in which Y1731 performance monitoring functions have been enabled.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show system license [ (feature) ]
Command Parameters
Table 52.3-1 "System Licenses Status Command" Resource Parameters
(feature) Format: table index
( adsl2-plus
| readsl2
| igmp
| annex-m
| ip-forward
| pppox-relay
| 802dot1x
| ipoa-cc
| ipoa-cc/rb


| upbo-policing
| xdslline-overrule
| xdsl-ins
| adsl-adsl2-dpbo
| annex-j
| synce-if-timing
| 2dot5gbps-lt
| redcy
| shdsl-ctc
| vdsl2
| arq
| 10gbps-lt
| 20gbps-lt
| ipv6-security
| lawful-intercept
| vectoring
| green-dsl-l2-mode
| eth-oam-adv-mon
| eth-y1731-pm-mon
| mpls-adv-resilien
| 40gbps-lt
| port-protection
| vectoring-legacy
| vxlt-ext-usage )
Possible values:
- adsl2-plus : number of xdsl lines for which ADSL2 is
enabled
- readsl2 : number of xdsl lines for which READSL2 is
enabled
- igmp : number of DSL subscribers configured for IGMP
- annex-m : number of DSL subscribers configured for
annex-m
- ip-forward : number of DSL subscribers configured for
Ip-forwarding
- pppox-relay : number of DSL subscribers configured for
PPPOX relay
- 802dot1x : number of DSL subscribers configured for
802.1x
- ipoa-cc : number of DSL subscribers configured for
IPoA-CC
obsolete alternative replaced by ipoa-cc/rb
- ipoa-cc/rb : number of DSL subscribers configured for
IPoA-CC/RB
- upbo-policing : number of lines configured with UPBO
policing
- xdslline-overrule : number of xdsl lines for which overrule
data is used
- xdsl-ins : number of lines for which impulse noise sensor is
enabled
- adsl-adsl2-dpbo : number of ADSL/ADSL2 lines for which
DPBO is enabled
- annex-j : number of DSL subscribers configured for
annex-j
- synce-if-timing : number of Synchronous Ethernet ports
are configured as a clock source
- 2dot5gbps-lt : number of LTs that operate at 2.5Gbps link
speed


- redcy : number of protection groups enabled (unlocked)
- shdsl-ctc : number of equipped SHDSL lines configured
for which cross-talk cancellation (CTC) is enabled
- vdsl2 : number of xdsl lines for which Seamless Rate
Adaptation and VDSL2 is enabled
- arq : number of xdsl lines for which ARQ is enabled
- 10gbps-lt : number of LTs that operate at 10Gbps link
- ipv6-security : the number of access lines (DSL, Ethernet
or ONT UNI) where one or more IPv6 security features are
activated
- lawful-intercept : indicates whether lawful intercept is
enabled or disabled
- vectoring : number of xdsl lines where a vectoring profile
has been associated to
- green-dsl-l2-mode : number of xdsl lines where
green-dsl-l2-mode is on
- eth-oam-adv-mon : number of MEPS where Ethernet
OAM Advanced Monitoring Functions are enabled
- eth-y1731-pm-mon : number of MEPS where Ethernet
y1731 performance monitoring functions are enabled
- mpls-adv-resilien : indicates whether MPLS-FRR or MPLS
LSR is being used (value 1) or not used (value 0)
- port-protection : number of port-protection groups
- vectoring-legacy : number of xdsl lines where vectoring
legacy FEXT cancellation is enabled
- vxlt-ext-usage : indicates the number of line cards that are
extendedly using Vlan Translation Hardware Resources.
Command Output
Table 52.3-2 "System Licenses Status Command" Display parameters
number-license Parameter type: <SignedInteger> Specifies number of license.

52.4 Show syslog parameters
Command Description
This command displays the system related parameters for syslog.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with security privileges.
Command Syntax
> show system syslog
Command Output
Table 52.4-2 "Show syslog parameters" Display parameters
max-msg-size Parameter type: <Sys::MaxMsgSize> maximum size of the syslog
- the maximum size of the syslog message message
- unit: bytes This element is always shown.
- range: [0...1024]
available-on-disk Parameter type: <Sys::MaxStorageSize> total storage size available to
- total storage size available to store the messages store the messages
- range: [0...2147483647]
used-on-disk Parameter type: <Sys::UsedSize> indicates inuse storage size by the
- indicates inuse storage size by the messages messages
- range: [0...2147483647]
reserved-on-disk Parameter type: <Sys::ReservedSize> indicate the reserved storage size
- indicates inuse storage size by the messages for the messages
- range: [0...2147483647]
free-on-disk Parameter type: <Sys::FreeSize> total free memory available to
- free memory available for storing syslog messages from store syslog messages
total allocated memory This element is always shown.
- unit: bytes
- range: [0...2147483647]

52.5 System CDE Command
Command Description
This command displays the activated Customer Dependent Engineering feature bitmap.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show system cde-bitmap
Command Output
Table 52.5-2 "System CDE Command" Display parameters
cde-bitmap Parameter type: <Sys::cdeBitMap> show activated cde feature
<Sys::printableCdeBitMap> bitmap
Field type <Sys::printableCdeBitMap> This element is always shown.
- printable cde bitmap

52.6 Uplink Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the system uplink mode.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show system uplink
Command Output
Table 52.6-2 "Uplink Status Command" Display parameters
config-mode Parameter type: <Sys::UplinkMode> configure uplink mode
( auto This element is always shown.
| ptp
| gpon )
Possible values:
- auto : auto selection uplink mode
curr-mode Parameter type: <Sys::CurrUplinkMode> current uplink mode
( ptp This element is always shown.
| gpon )
Possible values:

53- Transaction Status Commands
53.1 Transaction Status Command Tree 53-1552

53.2 Transaction Log Status Command 53-1553
53.3 Transaction Log Entry Status Command 53-1554

53 Transaction Status Commands
53.1 Transaction Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Transaction Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----transaction
----set-log-table
- (log-table-index)
----log-entry

53.2 Transaction Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the transaction set log parameters.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show transaction set-log-table [ (log-table-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 53.2-1 "Transaction Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
(log-table-index) Format: the key in the set Log table
- a signed integer
Command Output
Table 53.2-2 "Transaction Log Status Command" Display parameters
log-ipaddr Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> IP address of the Manager who
- IPv4-address changed this object
changed-object-id Parameter type: <Object> the Object Identifier of an object
- an object identifier which has been changed.
context Parameter type: <Trans::context> The context, which the object
nt belongs to
- nt : nt: nt context

53.3 Transaction Log Entry Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the transaction log entry-related parameters.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show transaction log-entry
Command Output
Table 53.3-2 "Transaction Log Entry Status Command" Display parameters
set-log-lastentry Parameter type: <SignedInteger> index of the last entry that has
- a signed integer been added to the set log table.
set-log-resettime Parameter type: <Sys::Time> time when set log has been reset
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) This element is always shown.
- unit: UTC
set-log-overflowed Parameter type: <Trans::overflowed> specifies whether the set log
( not-overflowed buffer is overflowed or not.
| overflowed ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- not-overflowed : log buffer not overflowed is 1
- overflowed : log buffer overflowed is 2
set-log-buffersize Parameter type: <SignedInteger> the size of the internal set log
- a signed integer buffer.
nbr-of-sets Parameter type: <SignedInteger> nbr of successfull sets since
- a signed integer system is up.

54- Error Status Command
54.1 Error Status Command Tree 54-1556

54.2 Error Log Status Command 54-1557

54 Error Status Command
54.1 Error Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Error Status Command".
Command Tree
----show
----error
- (id)

54.2 Error Log Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the error log status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show error (id)
Command Parameters
Table 54.2-1 "Error Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
(id) Format: error number
- a signed integer
Command Output
Table 54.2-2 "Error Log Status Command" Display parameters
Common Information:error-log related information
last-entry Parameter type: <Error::ErrLogLastEntry> index of the last entry that is
- index of the last entry of error log table added to the error log table.
reset-time Parameter type: <Sys::Time> time value when the error log is
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) resetted
buffer-size Parameter type: <SignedInteger> size of the internal log buffer.
overflowed Parameter type: <Error::LogOverFlow> specifies whether log buffer is
( no overflowed or not.
Possible values:
- no : when log buffer is reset
- yes : full action set to warp around
timestamp Parameter type: <Sys::Time> network time when the error is
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) generated.


originator Parameter type: <Alarm::ReqIdAndIPAddress> request-id and IP address that
<SignedInteger> @ <Ip::V4Address> generated the error
Field type <SignedInteger> This element is only shown in
- a signed integer detail mode.
- IPv4-address
description Parameter type: <Description-127> description of the error.
- description to help the operator to identify the object This element is always shown.
- length: x<=127
info Parameter type: <PrintableString> additional information to guide to
- printable string correct the error
detail mode.
obj-id Parameter type: <Alarm::MibName> object identifier in the request
- representation of the mib name that caused the error.
obj-value Parameter type: <PrintableString> value received from the manager
- printable string for the object that generated the
error.
detail mode.

55- Software Status Commands
55.1 Software Status Command Tree 55-1560

55.2 Database Status Command 55-1561
55.3 Disk Status Command 55-1563
55.4 Overall Software Package Status Command 55-1565
55.5 Software Package Status Command 55-1568
55.6 File Status Command 55-1570
55.7 Upload/Download Status Command 55-1572
55.8 Software Version For ANSI Status Command 55-1575
55.9 Software Version For ETSI Status Command 55-1576

55 Software Status Commands
55.1 Software Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Software Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----software-mngt
----database
- (db-container)
- oswp-number
----descriptor-files
- (index)
----oswp
- (index)
----swp
- (name)
----swp-disk-file
- (name)
- file-name
- file-board-type
----upload-download
----version
----ansi
----etsi

55.2 Database Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the various database parameters.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with software management privileges.
Command Syntax
> show software-mngt database [ (db-container) [ oswp-number <SwMngt::DbmOswpIndex> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 55.2-1 "Database Status Command" Resource Parameters
(db-container) Format: the database container ID
( first
| second
| third )
Possible values:
- first : first container
- second : second container
- third : third container
oswp-number Parameter type: <SwMngt::DbmOswpIndex> index in the database table
Format:
- index in the database table
- range: [1...2]
Command Output
Table 55.2-2 "Database Status Command" Display parameters
name Parameter type: <SwMngt::dbmDatabaseName> A string representing the
- a printable string database. The value 'NO-NAME'
- length: x<=32 will be used by the system for the
default databases.
oper-status Parameter type: <SwMngt::dBaseOperStatus> The operational status of the
( actual database.
| preferable This element is always shown.
| previous


| failed
| not-useful )
Possible values:
- actual : actual oper status
- preferable : preferable oper status
- previous : previous oper status
- failed : failed oper status
- not-useful : not useful oper status
version Parameter type: <SwMngt::dbmDatabaseVersion> The version of the database.
- a printable string This element is always shown.
- length: x<=32

55.3 Disk Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the values of the various attributes of the SWM disk file.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show software-mngt descriptor-files [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 55.3-1 "Disk Status Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: index to the swm disk file table
- path and name of the oswp ,file name less than 160 char
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_./:]
- length: 1<=x<=255
Command Output
Table 55.3-2 "Disk Status Command" Display parameters
type Parameter type: <SwMngt::diskFileType> Specifies the type of the file.
( overall-descriptor This element is always shown.
| descriptor
| file-type-a
| file-type-b
| not-specified
| file-type-c
| file-type-d
| file-type-e
| file-type-f
| file-type-g
| file-type-h
| file-type-i
| file-type-j
| file-type-k
| file-type-l
| file-type-m
| file-type-n


| file-type-p )
Possible values:
- overall-descriptor : over all descriptor file
- descriptor : descriptor file
- file-type-a : file type a
- file-type-b : file type b
- not-specified : file type not specified
- file-type-c : file type c
- file-type-d : file type d
- file-type-e : file type e
- file-type-f : file type f
- file-type-g : file type g
- file-type-h : file type h
- file-type-i : file type i
- file-type-j : file type j
- file-type-k : file type k
- file-type-l : file type l
- file-type-m : file type m
- file-type-n : file type n
- file-type-p : file type p
file-size Parameter type: <SwMngt::DiskFileSize> Specifies the size of the file.
- specifies the size of the file This element is always shown.
- unit: bytes

55.4 Overall Software Package Status Command
Command Description
This command displays various OSWP states and attributes.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show software-mngt oswp [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 55.4-1 "Overall Software Package Status Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: index to the swm oswp table
- id of one of the two oswps
- range: [1...2]
Command Output
Table 55.4-2 "Overall Software Package Status Command" Display parameters
name Parameter type: <SwMngt::oswpName> Name of the OSWP. The name of
- path and name of the oswp ,file name less than 160 char an OSWP corresponds to the path
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_./:] name:
- length: 1<=x<=255 /path_to_OSWP/file_name.
availability Parameter type: <SwMngt::operAvailStatus> Specifies the availability status of
( empty the OSWP.
| enabled This element is always shown.
| disabled
| downloading
| aborting )
Possible values:
- empty : no OSWP is related to the index
- enabled : related OSWP is valid
- disabled : download of related OSWP failed
- downloading : download of related OSWP is ongoing
- aborting : files of the related OSWP are removed
act-status Parameter type: <SwMngt::operActStatus> Specifies the related OSWP is


( active currently active, not active or
| not-active being activated on active or
| act-act-nt standby NT.
| act-stb-nt ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- active : related OSWP is active
- not-active : related OSWP is not active
- act-act-nt : related OSWP is being activated on the active
NT
- act-stb-nt : related OSWP is being activated on the standby
NT
commit-status Parameter type: <SwMngt::operCommitStatus> Specifies the OSWP is committed
( committed or uncommitted or whether the
| un-committed commit-operation is still ongoing.
| committing ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- committed : Committed
- un-committed : Un committed
- committing : OSWP is committing
download-error Parameter type: <SwMngt::oswpDldErr> Specifies for what reason the
( invalidftpdaemon download of the OSWP failed for
| invalidtftpdaemon the requested set of files.
| invalidsftpdaemon This element is only shown in
| not-defined detail mode.
| file-not-found
| access-violation
| diskfull-alloc-exced
| illegal-tftp-operation
| unknown-transfer-id
| file-exists
| no-such-user
| syntax-error
| lack-of-storage
| system-restart
| no-error
| synchronization-failed )
Possible values:
- invalidftpdaemon : trying to download using ftp when sftp
is enabled
- invalidtftpdaemon : trying to download using tftp when
sftp is enabled
- invalidsftpdaemon : trying to download using sftp when
tftp is enabled
- not-defined : the error is not defined
- file-not-found : file is not found
- access-violation : access violation
- diskfull-alloc-exced : disk is full
- illegal-tftp-operation: illegal TFTP operation
- unknown-transfer-id : transfer id is unknown
- file-exists : file is already existing
- no-such-user : no such user
- syntax-error : Syntax error
- lack-of-storage : Lack of storage resource
- system-restart : system restart
- no-error : no error in download
- synchronization-failed: synchronization failed
err-file-name Parameter type: <SwMngt::oswpName> The name of the file that caused


- path and name of the oswp ,file name less than 160 char the error.
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_./:] This element is only shown in
- length: 1<=x<=255 detail mode.
err-file-server Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> Specifies the IP address of the
- IPv4-address file server where the file can be
found.
detail mode.
auto-activate-error Parameter type: <SwMngt::OswpAutoActErr> the reason the automatic
( not-defined activation of the OSWP failed
| no-error This element is only shown in
| another-swdb-on detail mode.
| no-compatible-db
| unknown-err )
Possible values:
- another-swdb-on : another swdb process ongoing
- no-compatible-db : no compatible database
- unknown-err : unknown error during activation

55.5 Software Package Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the parameters of the dynamic SWP table, which represent the SWPs that belong to at least
one of the OSWPs available in the system.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show software-mngt swp [ (name) ]
Command Parameters
Table 55.5-1 "Software Package Status Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: index to the swm-swp table
- length: x<=32
Command Output
Table 55.5-2 "Software Package Status Command" Display parameters
type Parameter type: <SwMngt::swmSwpType> Specifies the type of the software
( asam-core package.
| voice-gateway This element is always shown.
| ip-server )
Possible values:
- asam-core : asam core
- voice-gateway : voice gateway
- ip-server : ip server
dbase-ver-no Parameter type: <SwMngt::dBVersionNumber> Specifies the version number of
- a printable string the database that is compatible
- length: x<=32 with the software package.
primary-file-id Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> Specifies the IP address of the
- IPv4-address TFTP/SFTP server where the
software package can be found.
secondary-file-id Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> Specifies the IP address of a


- IPv4-address possible second TFTP/SFTP
server where the software
package can be found.

55.6 File Status Command
Command Description
This command displays information about the relationships between the files known by the system and the available
OSWPs.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show software-mngt swp-disk-file [ (name) [ file-name <SwMngt::swpContainsFileName> ] [ file-board-type

<SwMngt::swpBoardType> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 55.6-1 "File Status Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: index to the Swm_Contains_File
- a printable string table
- length: x<=32
file-name Parameter type: <SwMngt::swpContainsFileName> index to the Swm_Contains_File
Format: table
- length: x<=32
file-board-type Parameter type: <SwMngt::swpBoardType> index to the Swm_Contains_File
Format: table
- length: x<=21
Command Output
Table 55.6-2 "File Status Command" Display parameters
file-format Parameter type: <SwMngt::fileFormat> Specifies the format of the file.
( tar This element is always shown.
| lz77
| ascii
| exe
| coff )
Possible values:
- tar : file format is tar


- lz77 : file format is lz77
- ascii : file format is ascii
- exe : file format is exe
- coff : file format is coff
available-status Parameter type: <SwMngt::availableStatus> Specifies whether the file is
( available available on the file disk or not.
| not-available ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- available : the file is avilable
- not-available : the file is not avilable
file-priority Parameter type: <SwMngt::filePriority> Specifies whether the file belongs
( part-min-set to the minimum set of the related
| no-part-min-set ) OSWPs.
- part-min-set : part min set detail mode.
- no-part-min-set : no part min set
file-size Parameter type: <SwMngt::SwmFileSize> Specifies the size of the file.
- specifies the size of the file This element is only shown in
- unit: bytes detail mode.
file-type Parameter type: <SwMngt::SwmFileType> Specifies the type of the file.
( special-file This element is only shown in
| file-type-a detail mode.
| file-type-b )
Possible values:
- special-file : special file type
- file-type-a : file type A
- file-type-b : file type B
file-decompression Parameter type: <SwMngt::swmFileDecompression> Specifies whether the file must be
( decompressed decompressed or not before being
| no-decompressed ) sent to the applicable boards.
- decompressed : file is decompressed detail mode.
- no-decompressed : file is compressed

55.7 Upload/Download Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the upload and download parameters.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show software-mngt upload-download
Command Output
Table 55.7-2 "Upload/Download Status Command" Display parameters
disk-space Parameter type: <SwMngt::TotalSpaceOnDisk> The total space on the file disk
- total space on file disk that is reserved for storage that is reserved for the storage of
- unit: bytes files.
free-space Parameter type: <SwMngt::FreeSpaceOnDisk> Specifies the space on the file
- total space on the file disk that is still available disk that is still available for the
- unit: bytes storage of files.
download-progress Parameter type: <SwMngt::downloadProgress> Specifies the current status of the
( download-ongoing database download process.
| download-success This element is always shown.
| download-fail )
Possible values:
- download-ongoing : download ongoing
- download-success : download finished and successfull
- download-fail : download finished but failed
download-error Parameter type: <SwMngt::downloadError> Specifies the reason in case of a
( not-defined database download failure.
| file-not-found This element is always shown.
| access-violation
| file-exists
| no-such-user
| corrupted-database
| system-restart
| no-error


| iss-cksm-fail
| issprot-cksm-fail )
Possible values:
- corrupted-database : corrupted/incompleted database
- iss-cksm-fail : checksum-failed for iss.conf
- issprot-cksm-fail : checksum-failed for issprot.conf
upload-progress Parameter type: <SwMngt::uploadProgress> Specifies the current status of the
( upload-ongoing database upload process.
| upload-success This element is always shown.
| upload-fail )
Possible values:
- upload-ongoing : upload ongoing
- upload-success : upload finished and successfull
- upload-fail : upload finished but failed
upload-error Parameter type: <SwMngt::uploadError> Specifies the reason in case of a
( not-defined database upload failure.
| access-violation
| file-exists
| no-such-user
| database-not-avail
| system-restart
| no-error
| another-swdb-on )
Possible values:
- database-not-avail : selected database not available
- another-swdb-on : another swdb progress ongoing
auto-activate-error Parameter type: <SwMngt::DbAutoActErr> the reason the automatic
( not-defined activation of the Database failed
| no-error This element is always shown.
| another-swdb-on
| no-compat-oswp
| unknown-err )
Possible values:


- another-swdb-on : another swdb process ongoing
- no-compat-oswp : no compatible OSWP
- unknown-err : unknown error during activation

55.8 Software Version For ANSI Status Command
Command Description
This command shows the Software version for ANSI market.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show software-mngt version ansi
Command Output
Table 55.8-2 " Software Version For ANSI Status Command " Display parameters
isam-feature-group Parameter type: <SwMngt::swAnsiVersion> the ansi market version
- the ANSI market version This element is always shown.
- length: x<=50

55.9 Software Version For ETSI Status Command
Command Description
This command shows the Software version for ETSI market.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show software-mngt version etsi
Command Output
Table 55.9-2 "Software Version For ETSI Status Command" Display parameters
isam-release Parameter type: <SwMngt::swEtsiVersion> the ETSI market version
- the ETSI market version This element is always shown.
- length: x<=50

56- CDE Status Commands
56.1 CDE Status Command Tree 56-1578

56.2 CDE download Status Command 56-1579

56 CDE Status Commands
56.1 CDE Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "CDE Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----software-mngt
----cdeprof
----dldstatus

56.2 CDE download Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the CDE profile and download status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show software-mngt cdeprof dldstatus
Command Output
Table 56.2-2 "CDE download Status Command" Display parameters
server-ip Parameter type: <SwMngt::serverId> show file server Ip address
- IPv4-address This element is always shown.
path Parameter type: <SwMngt::cdePath> show the cde file downloading
- path for the db or cde(example: path
/path_to_db_or_cde/file_name) This element is always shown.
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_./():]
- length: 1<=x<=128
download-progress Parameter type: <SwMngt::CDETarDldProgress> show the cde file download
( download-ongoing progress
| download-success This element is always shown.
| download-fail )
Possible values:
- download-ongoing : download ongoing
- download-success : download finished and successfull
- download-fail : download finished but failed
download-error Parameter type: <SwMngt::CDETarDldError> specifies the reason in case of a
( not-defined cde download failure
| access-violation
| no-such-user
| file-name-error
| corrupted-cde
| server-ip-error
| cde-file-error
| no-error )
Possible values:


- file-name-error : the CDE profile name error
- corrupted-cde : corrupted/incompleted CDE profile
- server-ip-error : input the server ip address
- cde-file-error : CDE file error

57- IGMP Status Commands
57.1 IGMP Status Command Tree 57-1582

57.2 IGMP System Status Command 57-1583
57.3 IGMP Channel Sources Status Command 57-1585
57.4 IGMP Channel Miscellaneous Status Command 57-1588
57.5 IGMP Channel Protocol Status Command 57-1591
57.6 IGMP package to multicast source Command 57-1595
57.7 IGMP Group to Package Status Command 57-1596
57.8 Show Multicast Source Statistics Command 57-1597
57.9 Show Multicast Channel Statistics Command 57-1599
57.10 IGMP Module Counter Status Command 57-1601
57.11 IGMP Module Time Status Command 57-1604
57.12 IGMP Module Miscellaneous Status Command 57-1606
57.13 IGMP System Status Command 57-1608

57 IGMP Status Commands
57.1 IGMP Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "IGMP Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----igmp
----system
----channel
----counter
- (port)
----miscellaneous
- (port)
----protocol
- (port)
----package-to-src
- (package-id)
----grp-to-package
- (grp-ip-addr)
- src-ip-addr
- vlan-id
----X module-mcast-src
- (slot)
- mcast-addr
----module-mcast-channel
- (slot)
- grp-ip-addr
- src-ip-addr
- vlan-id
----module
----counter
- (slot-index)
----time
- (slot-index)
----miscellaneous
- (slot-index)
----mcast-svc-context

57.2 IGMP System Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the IGMP system-related parameters.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show igmp system
Command Output
Table 57.2-2 "IGMP System Status Command" Display parameters
startup-query-intvl Parameter type: <Igmp::SysStartUpQueryInt> The interval between general
- interval at which general membership queries transmitted membership queries sent on
- unit: sec startup.
startup-query-count Parameter type: <Igmp::SystemStartupQueryCount> The number of queries sent out
- queries sent out on startup separated by query interval on startup separated by the query
- range: [1...10] interval.
stats-intvl Parameter type: <Igmp::McastSrcPeakTime> This statistics indicates the
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) network time of when the
- unit: UTC system-wide statistics were last
reset.
src-ipaddr Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> This object specifies the source
- IPv4-address IP address which is contained in
every multicast IP datagrams
transmitted on all IGMP control
channels.
router-present-timeout Parameter type: <SignedInteger> When the system acts as host on
- a signed integer the network side of the IGMP
proxy, this value is the time how
long the system shall wait after
hearing a Version 1 Query before
it shall send any IGMPv2
messages.
grp-memb-intvl Parameter type: <SignedInteger> The interval that must pass before


- a signed integer the system decides there are no
more members of a group on a
network.

57.3 IGMP Channel Sources Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the IGMP channel source.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show igmp channel counter [ (port) ]
Command Parameters
Table 57.3-1 "IGMP Channel Sources Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::CVlan>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>


Possible values:
- vlan : vlan port
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id

Command Output
Table 57.3-2 "IGMP Channel Sources Status Command" Display parameters
noperm-join Parameter type: <Counter> no of times perm bitmap failure
- 32 bit counter has occurred.
bitrate-fail Parameter type: <Counter> no of times IGMP join message
- 32 bit counter failed
inval-classd Parameter type: <Counter> indicates the count of IP address
- 32 bit counter states
numsec-ovld-protappl Parameter type: <Counter> no of 1sec int for overload
- 32 bit counter protection has been applied
num-fail Parameter type: <Counter> Indicates the count of failure join
sysnum-fail Parameter type: <Counter> Indicates the count of failure
- 32 bit counter IGMP join

57.4 IGMP Channel Miscellaneous Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the IGMP channel source.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show igmp channel miscellaneous [ (port) ]
Command Parameters
Table 57.4-1 "IGMP Channel Miscellaneous Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::CVlan>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>


Possible values:
- vlan : vlan port
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id


- customer vlan id
Command Output
Table 57.4-2 "IGMP Channel Miscellaneous Status Command" Display parameters
curr-num-group Parameter type: <Gauge> current group number in this
- gauge port(ADSL,PVC)
curr-preview-num Parameter type: <Counter> count of prev mcast grp that igmp
- 32 bit counter channel joins currently
curr-uncfg-num Parameter type: <Counter> current unconfig group number in
- 32 bit counter this port(ADSL,PVC)

57.5 IGMP Channel Protocol Status Command
Command Description
This command shows the IGMP protocol statistics for an IGMP channel
User Level
Command Syntax
> show igmp channel protocol [ (port) ]
Command Parameters
Table 57.5-1 "IGMP Channel Protocol Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::CVlan>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>


Possible values:
- vlan : vlan port
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id

Command Output
Table 57.5-2 "IGMP Channel Protocol Status Command" Display parameters
tx-gmq Parameter type: <Counter> number of general queries
short name: tx/gmq - 32 bit counter transmitted on user interface
tx-gsq Parameter type: <Counter> number of group specific queries
short name: tx/gsq - 32 bit counter transmitted
tx-gssq Parameter type: <Counter> number of group-source specific
short name: tx/gssq - 32 bit counter queries transmitted
rx-v1-req Parameter type: <Counter> number of V1 membership report
short name: rx-req/v1 - 32 bit counter received
rx-v2-leaves Parameter type: <Counter> number of leave messages report
- 32 bit counter received
detail mode.
rx-valid-message Parameter type: <Counter> number of valid IGMP packets
short name: rx-msg/ok - 32 bit counter received
rx-invalid-message Parameter type: <Counter> number of invalid IGMP packets
short name: rx-msg/nok - 32 bit counter received
rx-unknown-message Parameter type: <Counter> number of unknown IGMP
short name: - 32 bit counter packets received
rx-msg/unknown This element is always shown.
rx-bad-length Parameter type: <Counter> number of bad length IGMP
- 32 bit counter packet received/dropped
detail mode.
rx-bad-ip-checksum Parameter type: <Counter> number of wrong IP checksum
- 32 bit counter IGMP packet received/dropped
detail mode.
rx-bad-igmp-checksum Parameter type: <Counter> number of wrong IGMP
- 32 bit counter checksum IGMP packets
received/dropped
detail mode.
rx-wrong-src-ip-addr Parameter type: <Counter> number of IGMP signals received
- 32 bit counter where the src-ip-addr of the
multicast channel violates the
ASM/SSM rules
detail mode.


57.6 IGMP package to multicast source Command
Command Description
This command shows the IGMP package to multicast source parameters.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show igmp package-to-src [ (package-id) ]
Command Parameters
Table 57.6-1 "IGMP package to multicast source Command" Resource Parameters
(package-id) Format: name used to identify the
- index of the package packages
- range: [1...1024]
Command Output
Table 57.6-2 "IGMP package to multicast source Command" Display parameters
group-address Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> the multicast group address
- IPv4-address This element is always shown.
source-address Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> the multicast group source
- IPv4-address address
vlan-id Parameter type: <Igmp::SrcVlanId> the multicast vlan id
- the multicast vlan id This element is always shown.
- range: [1...4094]

57.7 IGMP Group to Package Status Command
Command Description
This command shows the IGMP group to package parameters
User Level
Command Syntax
> show igmp grp-to-package [ (grp-ip-addr) [ src-ip-addr <Ip::V4Address> ] [ vlan-id <Igmp::SrcVlanId> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 57.7-1 "IGMP Group to Package Status Command" Resource Parameters
ASM(any-src-ip-addr)
vlan-id Parameter type: <Igmp::SrcVlanId> identifies a particular vlan id
Format:
- the multicast vlan id
- range: [1...4094]
Command Output
Table 57.7-2 "IGMP Group to Package Status Command" Display parameters
index Parameter type: <Igmp::PackageIndex> index used to identify the
- index of the package packages

57.8 Show Multicast Source Statistics Command
Command Description
Obsolete command.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show igmp module-mcast-src [ (slot) [ mcast-addr <Igmp::MulticastAddress> ] ]

Obsolete command.
Command Parameters
Table 57.8-1 "Show Multicast Source Statistics Command" Resource Parameters
(slot) Format: identifies an IGMP module by
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> the logical SlotId
- the rack number
- the shelf number
mcast-addr Parameter type: <Igmp::MulticastAddress> mcast src address in network-byte
Format: order(big-endian)
- multicast-address (range: 224.0.0.3....239.255.255.255)
Command Output
Table 57.8-2 "Show Multicast Source Statistics Command" Display parameters
peak-nbr-subs-channels Parameter type: <Counter> The peak number of subscribed
short name: - 32 bit counter IGMP channels which have
pk-nr-sub-chan members connected to the source
since the last statistics reset. It is
only for those groups configured
in multicast source table.
peak-time Parameter type: <Igmp::McastSrcPeakTime> The network time indicating


- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) when the peak number of
- unit: UTC subscribed IGMP channels for
the source occurred. It is only for
those groups configured in
Multicast Source Table.
curr-subs-channels Parameter type: <Gauge> Indicates the current number of
- gauge subscribed IGMP channels for
the source.
detail mode.
nbr-connect-fail Parameter type: <Counter> Indicates the number of times
short name: nr-con-fail - 32 bit counter that an attempt to create a
multicast connection fails.
user-success-join Parameter type: <Counter> indicates the number of times that
- 32 bit counter users successfully joined a group.

57.9 Show Multicast Channel Statistics Command
Command Description
This command shows the distribution of statistics information maintained by IGMP channels. The operator should
know the slot index(the range is 1/1/0 to 1/1/18) ,the class D address (the range is 224.0.0.3 to 239.255.255.255)
and the source-ip-addr of the mcast server. The following statistics objects measure the popularity of a multicast
channel (when and how much the multicast channel is being watched by end users). The term "subscribe" in this
context means how many IGMP channels have a group member connected to this multicast source.
• peak-nbr-subs-channels: This statistic indicates the peak number of subscribed IGMP channels for which leaf
multicast VCLs have connected to the source since the last statistics reset.
• peak-time: This statistic indicates the network time, in seconds, when the peak number of subscribed IGMP
channels for the source occurred.
• curr-subs-channels: This statistic indicates the current number of subscribed IGMP channels for the source.
• connect-fail-counter: This statistic indicates the number of times that an attempt to create a multicast
connection has failed and the number of times that a multicast connection failure has occurred. The reason for
failure is likely because there is insufficient bandwidth in the internal backplane of the Alcatel-Lucent 7302 or
7330 ISAM FTTN to transport the data traffic from the root endpoint of the network interface to the leaf
endpoint of the access interface.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show igmp module-mcast-channel [ (slot) [ grp-ip-addr <Igmp::MulticastAddress> ] [ src-ip-addr

<Ip::V4Address> ] [ vlan-id <Igmp::McastChannelVlan> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 57.9-1 "Show Multicast Channel Statistics Command" Resource Parameters
(slot) Format: identifies an IGMP module by
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> the logical SlotId
- the rack number
- the shelf number
grp-ip-addr Parameter type: <Igmp::MulticastAddress> ip address identifying the
Format: multicast group


ASM(any-src-ip-addr)
- range: [1...4093]
Command Output
Table 57.9-2 "Show Multicast Channel Statistics Command" Display parameters
peak-nbr-subs-channels Parameter type: <Counter> The peak number of subscribed
short name: pk-nr-sub-ch - 32 bit counter IGMP channels which have
members connected to the source
since the last statistics reset. It is
only for those groups configured
in Multicast Channel table.
peak-time Parameter type: <Igmp::McastSrcPeakTime> The network time indicating
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) when the peak number of
- unit: UTC subscribed IGMP channels for
the source occurred. It is only for
those groups configured in
Multicast Channel Table.
curr-subs-channels Parameter type: <Gauge> Indicates the current number of
- gauge subscribed IGMP channels for
the multicast stream/channel.
detail mode.
nbr-connect-fail Parameter type: <Counter> Indicates the number of times
short name: nr-con-nok - 32 bit counter that an attempt to create a
multicast connection fails.
user-success-join Parameter type: <Counter> indicates the number of times that
- 32 bit counter users successfully joined a group.
detail mode.

57.10 IGMP Module Counter Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the IGMP module counters.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show igmp module counter [ (slot-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 57.10-1 "IGMP Module Counter Status Command" Resource Parameters
(slot-index) Format: identifies an IGMP module by
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> the logical slot id
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 57.10-2 "IGMP Module Counter Status Command" Display parameters
total-msg Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of messages
- 32 bit counter received from users, including
IGMP messages and invalid
messages.
total-igmp-msg Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of IGMP
- 32 bit counter messages, which includes join
and leave requests from users,
(both successful and
unsuccessful).
total-req Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of join requests


- 32 bit counter from users, which includes
successful and unsuccessful
attempts.
success-req Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of successful
- 32 bit counter join requests from users which
includes new joins (which make a
new connection) and re-joins
(which already have a
connection).
unsuccess-req Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of unsuccessful
- 32 bit counter new join requests from users. The
failures could be due to the
following reasons: permission
bitmap failure, bitrate failure,
lack of resource or invalid group
address.
detail mode.
total-leave-req Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of leave
- 32 bit counter requests from users.
detail mode.
total-inval-msg Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of invalid
- 32 bit counter messages from users. These
messages could be invalid for the
following reasons: invalid IGMP
message type, invalid IGMP
message CRC, invalid IGMP
message size, non-IGMP frame
received, unexpected IGMP
Query (GSQ or GMQ) received,
RFC 1483 errors, MAC layer
errors, or IP layer errors.
detail mode.
num-connects Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of connects due
- 32 bit counter to successful new IGMP join
requests from users.
num-disconnects Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of disconnects
- 32 bit counter to users. They can be due to GSQ
or GMQ timer expiry or the
triggering of fast channel
changes.
detail mode.
peak-connects-sec Parameter type: <Counter> The peak number of multicast
- 32 bit counter branch connections performed
per second since the statistics
were last cleared.
detail mode.
peak-disconnects-sec Parameter type: <Counter> The peak number of disconnects
- 32 bit counter to users performed per second.


detail mode.
peak-msg-sec Parameter type: <Counter> The peak number of messages
- 32 bit counter received from users per second.
detail mode.
gmq Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of GMQ
- 32 bit counter requests from network.
detail mode.
gsq Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of GSQ
detail mode.
gssq Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of GSSQ
detail mode.
ovrld-app Parameter type: <Counter> The number of seconds during
- 32 bit counter which module overload
protection has been applied
affecting all IGMP channels
which are terminated at the
IGMP module.
detail mode.

57.11 IGMP Module Time Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the IGMP module time-related parameters.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show igmp module time [ (slot-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 57.11-1 "IGMP Module Time Status Command" Resource Parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 57.11-2 "IGMP Module Time Status Command" Display parameters
peak-connects Parameter type: <Igmp::McastSrcPeakTime> This statistic is the network time
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) indicating when the peak number
- unit: UTC of connects performed per second
occurred.
peak-disconnects Parameter type: <Igmp::McastSrcPeakTime> The network time of when the
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) peak number of disconnects to
- unit: UTC users performed per second
occurred.
peak-msg Parameter type: <Igmp::McastSrcPeakTime> The network time of when the
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) peak number of messages


- unit: UTC received from users per second
occurred.
stats-intval Parameter type: <Igmp::McastSrcPeakTime> The network time, when the
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) module-wide statistics were last
- unit: UTC reset.
detail mode.

57.12 IGMP Module Miscellaneous Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the IGMP module parameters.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show igmp module miscellaneous [ (slot-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 57.12-1 "IGMP Module Miscellaneous Status Command" Resource Parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 57.12-2 "IGMP Module Miscellaneous Status Command" Display parameters
curr-root-conn Parameter type: <Gauge> The number of the connected
- gauge groups.
con-cfgd Parameter type: <Gauge> The number of the connected
- gauge groups who are configured in
multicast source table.
con-un-cfgd Parameter type: <Gauge> The number of the connected
- gauge groups who aren't configured in


multicast source table.
con-no-memb Parameter type: <Gauge> The number of the connected
- gauge groups who is in reserve state(no
member).

57.13 IGMP System Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the next Multicast Service Context Profile Index available.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show igmp mcast-svc-context
Command Output
Table 57.13-2 "IGMP System Status Command" Display parameters
next Parameter type: <Igmp::McastSvcCtxtNextPointer> The next available id for
- mcast service context profile index multicast service context profile.

58- Transport Status Commands
58.1 Transport Status Command Tree 58-1610

58.2 IP Address Status Command 58-1611
58.3 IP Route Status Command 58-1613
58.4 SNMP Protocol Statistics Command 58-1615
58.5 SNMP Engine Status Command 58-1618
58.6 System Status Command 58-1619

58 Transport Status Commands
58.1 Transport Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Transport Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----transport
----ip-address
- (address)
----ip-route
- (destination)
----snmp
----protocol-stats
----engine
----system-parameters

58.2 IP Address Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the IP address parameter that holds the addressing information for one of this entity's IP
addresses.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with transport privileges.
Command Syntax
> show transport ip-address [ (address) ]
Command Parameters
Table 58.2-1 "IP Address Status Command" Resource Parameters
(address) Format: ip address where addressing
- IPv4-address information pertains
Command Output
Table 58.2-2 "IP Address Status Command" Display parameters
ifindex Parameter type: <SignedInteger> Uniquely identifies the interface
- a signed integer to which this is applicable.
subnet-mask Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> The subnet mask associated with
- IPv4-address the IP address.
bcast-addr Parameter type: <SignedInteger> The broadcast address used for
- a signed integer sending datagrams on the
(logical) interface associated with
the IP address
detail mode.
reas-max-size Parameter type: <Transport::IpAdEntReasmMaxSize> The size of the largest IP
- size of the largest reassembled IP datagram datagram which this entity can
- range: [0...65535] re-assemble from incoming IP
fragmented datagrams received
on this interface.


detail mode.

58.3 IP Route Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the IP routing statistics.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show transport ip-route [ (destination) ]
Command Parameters
Table 58.3-1 "IP Route Status Command" Resource Parameters
(destination) Format: destination IP address of this
- IPv4-address route
Command Output
Table 58.3-2 "IP Route Status Command" Display parameters
routing-mechanism Parameter type: <Transport::ipRouteProto> The routing mechanism via
( other which this route was learned.
| local This element is always shown.
| netmgmt
| icmp
| egp
| ggp
| hello
| rip
| is-is
| es-is
| cisco-igrp
| bbn-spf-igp
| ospf
| bgp )
Possible values:
- other : entry is created via the BOOTP protocol
- local : manually configured
- netmgmt : entry is created via the SNMP protocol
- icmp : obtained via ICMP


- egp : egp protocol
- ggp : ggp protocol
- hello : hello protocol
- rip : rip protocol
- is-is : is-is protocol
- es-is : es-is protocol
- cisco-igrp : ciscoIgrp protocol
- bbn-spf-igp : bbnSpfIgp protocol
- ospf : ospf protocol
- bgp : bgp protocol
info Parameter type: <SymbolicObject> A reference to MIB definitions
- an object identifier specific to the particular routing
protocol which is responsible for
this route.

58.4 SNMP Protocol Statistics Command
Command Description
This command displays the statistics related to the SNMP protocol.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show transport snmp protocol-stats
Command Output
Table 58.4-2 "SNMP Protocol Statistics Command" Display parameters
in-pkts Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of received
- 32 bit counter SNMP packets.
out-pkts Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of transmitted
- 32 bit counter SNMP packets.
in-get-requests Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of received
- 32 bit counter SNMP get requests.
out-get-requests Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of transmitted
- 32 bit counter SNMP get requests.
in-get-next-requests Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of received
- 32 bit counter SNMP get-next requests.
out-get-next-requests Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of transmitted
- 32 bit counter get-next requests .
in-set-requests Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of received
- 32 bit counter SNMP set requests.
out-set-requests Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of transmitted
- 32 bit counter SNMP set requests.
in-get-responses Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of received
- 32 bit counter SNMP get responses.
out-get-responses Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of transmitted


- 32 bit counter SNMP get responsesG.
in-traps Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of received
- 32 bit counter SNMP traps.
out-traps Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of tranmitted
- 32 bit counter SNMP traps.
success-get-objects Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of successfully
- 32 bit counter read SNMP objects.
success-set-objects Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of successfully
- 32 bit counter altered objects.
in-too-bigs Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of received
- 32 bit counter SNMP packets with tooBig
error-status.
out-too-bigs Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of transmitted
- 32 bit counter SNMP packets with tooBig
error-status.
in-no-such-names Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of received
- 32 bit counter SNMP packets with
noSuchName error-status.
out-no-such-names Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of transmitted
- 32 bit counter SNMP packets with
noSuchName error-status.
in-bad-values Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of received
- 32 bit counter SNMP packets with badValue
error-status.
out-bad-values Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of transmitted
- 32 bit counter SNMP packets with badValue
error-status.
in-gen-errors Parameter type: <Counter> The total number received SNMP
- 32 bit counter packts with genErr error-status.
out-gen-errors Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of transmitted
- 32 bit counter SNMP packets with genErr
error-status.
in-read-only-s Parameter type: <Counter> The total number received SNMP
- 32 bit counter packets with readOnly
error-status.
in-bad-versions Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of received
- 32 bit counter SNMP packets with a bad SNMP
version.
in-unknown-communities Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of received
- 32 bit counter SNMP packets with an unknown
community name.


in-bad-communities Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of received
- 32 bit counter SNMP packets with an operation
not allowed for the specified
community..
in-asn1-errors Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of received
- 32 bit counter SNMP packets with ASN.1
coding errors.
in-unknown-contexts Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of received
- 32 bit counter SNMP packets targetted to a
wrong context.
in-bad-security-levels Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of received
- 32 bit counter SNMP packets with an invalid
security-level.
in-not-in-time-windows Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of received
- 32 bit counter SNMP packets outside the
allowed time-window.
in-unknown-users Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of received
user name.
in-unknown-engines Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of received
engine-id.
in-wrong-digests Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of received
- 32 bit counter SNMP packets with a wrong
authentication digest.
in-decrypt-errors Parameter type: <Counter> The total number of received
- 32 bit counter SNMP packets that could not be
decrypted.
in-unknown-models Parameter type: <Counter> nbr of pkts rx which referred an
- 32 bit counter unknown model
in-invalids Parameter type: <Counter> The number of received invalid
- 32 bit counter SNMP messages.
in-unknown-pdu-types Parameter type: <Counter> The number of received SNMP
- 32 bit counter packets with an unknown PDU
type.

58.5 SNMP Engine Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the status of the SNMP engine.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show transport snmp engine
Command Output
Table 58.5-2 "SNMP Engine Status Command" Display parameters
engine-id Parameter type: <Snmp::EngineID> the unique identifier for the
- SNMP Engine Identifier SNMP engine
- length: 5<=x<=32 This element is always shown.
boot-cnt Parameter type: <Snmp::EngineBoots> the number of times the SNMP
- SNMP Engine Boots engine booted.
up-time Parameter type: <Snmp::EngineTime> the number of seconds since the
- SNMP Engine Time last boot
max-message-size Parameter type: <Snmp::MessageSize> the maximum length for an
- SNMP Message Size SNMP message for this engine

58.6 System Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the system statistics.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show transport system-parameters
Command Output
Table 58.6-2 "System Status Command" Display parameters
description Parameter type: <Transport::sysDescr> A textual description which
- a printable string include's the full name and
- length: x<=255 version identification of the
system's hardware type, software
operating-system, and
networking software.
object-id Parameter type: <Object> The vendor's authoritative
- an object identifier identification of the network
management subsystem
contained in the entity. This value
is allocated within the SMI
enterprises subtree (1.3.6.1.4.1)
and provides an easy and
unambiguous means for
determining `what kind of box' is
being managed.
up-time Parameter type: <Transport::TimeTicks> The time since the network
- a timeout value management portion of the
- unit: hundredths of a second system was last re-initialized.
services Parameter type: <Transport::SysServices> A value which indicates the set of
- set of services services that this entity primarily
- unit: milisec offers.

59- Efm Oam Status Commands
59.1 Efm Oam Status Command Tree 59-1621

59.2 Efm Oam Mac Statistics Command 59-1622
59.3 Efm Oam Pme Statistics Command 59-1625
59.4 Efm Oam Local Information Status Command 59-1627
59.5 Efm Oam Peer Information Status Command 59-1629
59.6 Efm Oam statistics Status Command 59-1631
59.7 Efm Oam loopback Status Command 59-1633
59.8 Efm Oam Internal Traffic generator Status Command 59-1635

59 Efm Oam Status Commands
59.1 Efm Oam Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Efm Oam Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----efm-oam
----mac-stats
- (interface)
----pme-stats
- (group)
----local-oam-info
- (interface)
----peer-oam-info
- (interface)
----oam-stats
- (interface)
----loopback-info
- (interface)
----int-traff-gen
- (interface)

59.2 Efm Oam Mac Statistics Command
Command Description
This command triggers a request to retrieve MAC information from the CPE and displays the result if and when
available.
The output of this command is always in detailed format.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show efm-oam mac-stats [ (interface) ]
Command Parameters
Table 59.2-1 "Efm Oam Mac Statistics Command" Resource Parameters
(interface) Format: identification of the EFM port /
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 59.2-2 "Efm Oam Mac Statistics Command" Display parameters
frames-tx-ok Parameter type: <Ether::FramesTxOkCounter> the number of frames that are
( not-available successfully transmitted (by
| <Counter> ) CPE).
- not-available : counter not available detail mode.
Field type <Counter>
- 32 bit counter
frames-rx-ok Parameter type: <Ether::FramesRxOkCounter> the number of frames that are


( not-available successfully received (by CPE).
| <Counter> ) This element is only shown in
- not-available : counter not available
- 32 bit counter
fcs-errors Parameter type: <Ether::FcsErrorsCounter> the number of receive frames (in
( not-available CPE) that are an integral number
| <Counter> ) of octets in length and do not
Possible values: pass the FCS check. This does
- not-available : counter not available not include frames with frame
Field type <Counter> fragment error. The
- 32 bit counter ReceiveStatus is reported as
frameCheckError
detail mode.
alignment-errors Parameter type: <Ether::AlignmentErrorsCounter> the number of frames (in CPE)
( not-available that are not an integral number of
| <Counter> ) octets in length and do not pass
Possible values: the FCS check. The
- not-available : counter not available ReceiveStatus is reported as
Field type <Counter> alignmentError.
- 32 bit counter This element is only shown in
detail mode.
frames-lost-mac-tx Parameter type: <Ether::FramesLostMacTxCounter> the number of frames (in CPE)
( not-available that would otherwise be
| <Counter> ) transmitted by the station, but
Possible values: could not be sent due to an
- not-available : counter not available internal MAC sublayer transmit
Field type <Counter> error.
- 32 bit counter This element is only shown in
detail mode.
frames-lost-mac-rx Parameter type: <Ether::FramesLostMacRxCounter> the number of frames (in CPE)
( not-available that would otherwise be received
| <Counter> ) by the station, but could not be
Possible values: accepted due to an internal MAC
- not-available : counter not available sublayer receive error.
Field type <Counter> This element is only shown in
- 32 bit counter detail mode.
mcast-frames-rx-ok Parameter type: <Ether::McastFramesRxOkCounter> the number of frames that are
( not-available successfully received (by CPE)
| <Counter> ) and are directed to an active
Possible values: nonbroadcast group address.
- not-available : counter not available This element is only shown in
Field type <Counter> detail mode.
- 32 bit counter
bcast-frames-rx-ok Parameter type: <Ether::BcastFramesRxOkCounter> the number of frames that are
| <Counter> ) and are directed to the broadcast
Possible values: group address.
- 32 bit counter
in-range-len-err Parameter type: <Ether::InRangeLenErrCounter> the number of frames that are
| <Counter> ) and are directed to the broadcast
Possible values: group address. This does not


- not-available : counter not available include frames received with
Field type <Counter> frame-too-long, FCS, length or
- 32 bit counter alignment errors, or frames lost
due to internal MAC sublayer
error.
detail mode.
len-out-of-range Parameter type: <Ether::LenOutOfRangeCounter> the number of frames (in CPE)
( not-available with a length field value greater
| <Counter> ) than the maximum allowed LLC
Possible values: data size.
- 32 bit counter
frame-too-long-err Parameter type: <Ether::FrameTooLongErrorsCounter> the number of of frames received
( not-available (by CPE) that exceed the
| <Counter> ) maximum permitted frame size.
- not-available : counter not available detail mode.
- 32 bit counter

59.3 Efm Oam Pme Statistics Command
Command Description
This command triggers a request to retrieve PME information from the CPE and displays the result if and when
available. This commands allows retrieval of PME information for an individual dsl link or for all links in an EFM
bonding group.
The output of this command is always in detailed format.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show efm-oam pme-stats [ (group) ]
Command Parameters
Table 59.3-1 "Efm Oam Pme Statistics Command" Resource Parameters
(group) Format: identification of the EFM or
( link : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / XDSL port
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::PortId> )
Possible values:
- link : xdsl-line
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 59.3-2 "Efm Oam Pme Statistics Command" Display parameters
link Parameter type: <Itf::LinkPmeEthernetIndex> identification of the xdsl port
( xdsl : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / This element is only shown in


| eth : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> /
<Eqpt::PortId> )
Possible values:
- xdsl : xdsl-line
- eth : eth-line
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
tc-cod-violations Parameter type: <Ether::CodingViolationsCounter> a number of 64/65-octet
( not-available encapsulation error (in CPE).
- 32 bit counter
fec-corrected-blk Parameter type: <Ether::FecCorrectedBlkCounter> For a 10PASS-TS PME, a
( not-available number of corrected FEC blocks
| <Counter> ) (in CPE). This counter will not
Possible values: increment for other PHY types.
- 32 bit counter
fec-uncorrect-blk Parameter type: <Ether::FecUncorrectBlkCounter> For a 10PASS-TS PME, a
( not-available number of uncorrectable FEC
| <Counter> ) blocks (in CPE). This counter
Possible values: will not increment for other PME
- not-available : counter not available types.
Field type <Counter> This element is only shown in
- 32 bit counter detail mode.
tc-crc-errors Parameter type: <Ether::CrcErrorsCounter> number of TC-CRC errors
( not-available recorded on the CPE.
- 32 bit counter

59.4 Efm Oam Local Information Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the local EFM OAM data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show efm-oam local-oam-info [ (interface) ]
Command Parameters
Table 59.4-1 "Efm Oam Local Information Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 59.4-2 "Efm Oam Local Information Status Command" Display parameters
oper-status Parameter type: <Ether::OperStatus> operational status of the OAM
( disabled entity
| link-fault This element is always shown.
| passive-wait
| active-snd-local
| snd-local-rem
| snd-local-rem-ok
| peer-local-rej
| peer-remote-rej
| operational )
Possible values:


- disabled : efm oam not enabled
- link-fault : interface operational down
- passive-wait : passive mode
- active-snd-local : send local config
- snd-local-rem : send local remote tlv
- snd-local-rem-ok : remote config ok
- peer-local-rej : remote config locally rejected
- peer-remote-rej : local config remotely rejected
- operational : fully operational
max-oam-pdu-size Parameter type: <Ether::PduSize> the maximum size of the
short name: max-pdu/size - an integer value OAMPDU supported by the CPE.
- range: [0,64...1518]
config-revision Parameter type: <Ether::ConfigRevision> the configuration revision of the
short name: cfg/rev - an unsigned short value OAM peer as reflected in the
- range: [0...65535] latest OAMPDU.
version Parameter type: <Ether::Version> the version of the local OAM
short name: vers - the version of the local OAM entity entity
support-unidirect Parameter type: <Ether::unidirection> unidirection support function
short name: support/uni ( yes This element is always shown.
| no )
Possible values:
- yes : unidirection supported
- no : unidirection not supported
support-loopback Parameter type: <Ether::loopback> loopback support function
short name: support/lpbck ( yes This element is always shown.
| no )
Possible values:
- yes : loopback supported
- no : loopback not supported
support-event Parameter type: <Ether::event> event support function
short name: support/evnt ( yes This element is always shown.
| no )
Possible values:
- yes : event supported
- no : event not supported
support-variable Parameter type: <Ether::variable> variable support function
short name: support/var ( yes This element is always shown.
| no )
Possible values:
- yes : variable functions supported
- no : variable functions supported

59.5 Efm Oam Peer Information Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the peer (CPE) EFM OAM configuration data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show efm-oam peer-oam-info [ (interface) ]
Command Parameters
Table 59.5-1 "Efm Oam Peer Information Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 59.5-2 "Efm Oam Peer Information Status Command" Display parameters
mac-address Parameter type: <Ether::MacAddr> the mac address of the peer OAM
- mac address (aa:bb:cc:a1:02:03) entity.
vendor-oui Parameter type: <Ether::VendorOui> The oui of the CPE.
short name: vendor/oui - an octet string bitmask This element is always shown.
- length: 3
vendor-info Parameter type: <Ether::VendorInfo> the vendor info of the CPE.
short name: vendor/info <Ether::PrintableVendorInfo> This element is always shown.
Field type <Ether::PrintableVendorInfo>
- description to help the operator to identify the object


- length: 4
mode Parameter type: <Ether::Mode> the mode of the OAM peer as
( ( passive | pas ) reflected in the latest information
| ( active | act ) OAMPDU received with a local
| ( unknown | unkn ) ) information tlv.
- passive : passive mode
- pas : passive mode
- active : active mode
- act : active mode
- unknown : unknown mode
- unkn : unknown mode
max-oam-pdu-size Parameter type: <Ether::PduSize> the maximum size of the
short name: max-pdu/size - an integer value OAMPDU supported by the CPE.
- range: [0,64...1518]
config-revision Parameter type: <Ether::ConfigRevision> the configuration revision of the
short name: cfg/rev - an unsigned short value OAM peer as reflected in the
- range: [0...65535] latest OAMPDU.
support-unidirect Parameter type: <Ether::unidirection> unidirection support function
short name: support/uni ( yes This element is always shown.
| no )
Possible values:
- yes : unidirection supported
- no : unidirection not supported
support-loopback Parameter type: <Ether::loopback> loopback support function
short name: support/lpbck ( yes This element is always shown.
| no )
Possible values:
- yes : loopback supported
- no : loopback not supported
support-event Parameter type: <Ether::event> event support function
short name: support/evnt ( yes This element is always shown.
| no )
Possible values:
- yes : event supported
- no : event not supported
support-variable Parameter type: <Ether::variable> variable support function
short name: support/var ( yes This element is always shown.
| no )
Possible values:
- yes : variable functions supported
- no : variable functions supported

59.6 Efm Oam statistics Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the EFM OAM statistics.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show efm-oam oam-stats [ (interface) ]
Command Parameters
Table 59.6-1 "Efm Oam statistics Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 59.6-2 "Efm Oam statistics Status Command" Display parameters
information-tx Parameter type: <Counter> number of information
short name: information/tx - 32 bit counter OAMPDUs transmitted.
information-rx Parameter type: <Counter> number of information
short name: - 32 bit counter OAMPDUs received.
information/rx This element is always shown.
variable-rqst-tx Parameter type: <Counter> number of variable request
short name: - 32 bit counter OAMPDUs transmitted.
variable/rqst-tx This element is always shown.
variable-rsp-rx Parameter type: <Counter> number of variable response


short name: - 32 bit counter OAMPDUs received.
variable/rsp-rx This element is always shown.
loopback-control-tx Parameter type: <Counter> number of Loopback Control
short name: - 32 bit counter OAMPDUs transmitted on this
loopback-ctrl/tx interface.
unsup-codes-rx Parameter type: <Counter> number of OAMPDUs received
short name: - 32 bit counter with an unsupported op-code.
unsup-codes/rx This element is always shown.

59.7 Efm Oam loopback Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the EFM OAM loopback status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show efm-oam loopback-info [ (interface) ]
Command Parameters
Table 59.7-1 "Efm Oam loopback Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 59.7-2 "Efm Oam loopback Status Command" Display parameters
loopback-status Parameter type: <Ether::LoopbackStatus> loopback status of the OAM
( no-loopback entity
| initiating-loopback This element is always shown.
| terminating-loopback
| remote-loopback
| unknown )
Possible values:
- no-loopback : no loopback
- initiating-loopback : remote loopback is initiated
- terminating-loopback : termination of remote loopback
ongoing


- remote-loopback : peer device on this interface is in remote
loopback.
- unknown : unknown

59.8 Efm Oam Internal Traffic generator Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays the status of the internal traffic generator.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show efm-oam int-traff-gen [ (interface) ]
Command Parameters
Table 59.8-1 "Efm Oam Internal Traffic generator Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 59.8-2 "Efm Oam Internal Traffic generator Status Command" Display parameters
state Parameter type: <Ether::TraffGenState> State of the internal traffic
( active generator for the specified
| not-active ) interface.
- active : Internal traffic generator on specified itf is active
- not-active : Internal traffic generator on specified itf is not
active


data-length Parameter type: <Ether::TraffGenDataLengthType> Length of data field, in bytes, of
- A value of 1 up to 1500. Indicates length in bytes. the generated test traffic.
- unit: byte This element is always shown.
- range: [1...1500]
bitrate Parameter type: <Ether::TraffGenBitRateType> Requested bitrate for the
( 100k generated test traffic.
| 1m This element is always shown.
| 10m
| 100m
| 1g )
Possible values:
- 100k : bitrate = 100K bit/sec
- 1g : bitrate = 1G bit/sec
smac Parameter type: <Ether::MacAddr> Source MAC address of the
- mac address (aa:bb:cc:a1:02:03) generated test traffic.
detail mode.
dmac Parameter type: <Ether::MacAddr> Destination MAC address of the
- mac address (aa:bb:cc:a1:02:03) generated test traffic.
detail mode.

60- DHCP Relay Status Commands
60.1 DHCP Relay Status Command Tree 60-1638

60.2 DHCP Relay Port Statistics 60-1639
60.3 DHCP Relay Port Statistics Related To Vlan Ports 60-1641
60.4 DHCP Relay Port Summary Statistics Related To Vlan 60-1643
Ports
60.5 DHCP Relay Port Detailed Statistics Related To Vlan 60-1645
Ports
60.6 DHCP v6 Relay Port Statistics 60-1652
60.7 DHCP v6 Relay Port Statistics Related To Vlan Ports 60-1654
60.8 DHCP v6 Relay Port Summary Statistics Related To 60-1656
Vlan Ports
60.9 DHCP v6 Relay Port Detailed Statistics Related To 60-1658
Vlan Ports
60.10 DHCP Relay Session Status Command 60-1662

60 DHCP Relay Status Commands
60.1 DHCP Relay Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "DHCP Relay Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----dhcp-relay
----port-stats
- (port-interface)
----vlan
- (subscr-vlan)
----summary
----extensive
----v6-port-stats
- (port-interface)
----vlan
- (subscr-vlan)
----v6summary
----v6extensive
----session
- (client)
- ip-addr

60.2 DHCP Relay Port Statistics
Command Description
This command allows the operator to view the DHCP relay port counters. When this show command is invoked, all
commands in underlying nodes are automatically executed.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with dhcp privileges.
Command Syntax
> show dhcp-relay port-stats [ (port-interface) ]
Command Parameters
Table 60.2-1 "DHCP Relay Port Statistics" Resource Parameters
(port-interface) Format: user port interface
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI


Possible values:

60.3 DHCP Relay Port Statistics Related To Vlan

Ports
Command Description
This command allows the operator to view the DHCP relay port counters. The command will show all counters
related to the specified vlan tagged frames.
Both the summary and detailed counters are shown through the underlying nodes.
The detailed counters are only available when the counters are enabled via the related configuration command.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show dhcp-relay port-stats (port-interface) vlan [ (subscr-vlan) ]
Command Parameters
Table 60.3-1 "DHCP Relay Port Statistics Related To Vlan Ports" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number


- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]

60.4 DHCP Relay Port Summary Statistics Related

To Vlan Ports
Command Description
related to the specified vlan tagged frames. These summary counters are always available.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show dhcp-relay port-stats (port-interface) vlan (subscr-vlan) summary
Command Parameters
Table 60.4-1 "DHCP Relay Port Summary Statistics Related To Vlan Ports" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI


- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
Command Output
Table 60.4-2 "DHCP Relay Port Summary Statistics Related To Vlan Ports" Display parameters
error-summary Parameter type: <Counter> show the total of DHCP packets
- 32 bit counter that have been dropped because
of errors
detail mode.
total-in Parameter type: <Counter> show count of all DHCP packets
- 32 bit counter that have been received
detail mode.
total-out Parameter type: <Counter> show count of all DHCP packets
- 32 bit counter that have been sent
detail mode.

60.5 DHCP Relay Port Detailed Statistics Related

To Vlan Ports
Command Description
The detailed counters are only given when the counters are enabled via the related configuration command.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show dhcp-relay port-stats (port-interface) vlan (subscr-vlan) extensive
Command Parameters
Table 60.5-1 "DHCP Relay Port Detailed Statistics Related To Vlan Ports" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number


- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
Command Output
Table 60.5-2 "DHCP Relay Port Detailed Statistics Related To Vlan Ports" Display parameters
internal-ctxt-err Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the number of ARP packets
( ( not-available | na ) dropped due to internal context
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) errors
- not-available : counter value is not applicable for this type detail mode.
of board
- na : counter value is not applicable for this type of board
Field type <CounterWithDefaultValue>
- Number of times mac filter is matched
- range: [0...4294967294]
up-corrupt-pkt Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the number of upstream
( ( not-available | na ) DHCP packets classified as
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) corrupt and discarded
of board


- range: [0...4294967294]
up-invalid-l2-proto Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the number of upstream
( ( not-available | na ) DHCP packets discarded due to
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) invalid Layer 2 protocol
Possible values: configuration
- not-available : counter value is not applicable for this type This element is only shown in
of board detail mode.
- range: [0...4294967294]
up-unsupp-l3-proto Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the number of upstream
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) unsupported protocol version
of board
- range: [0...4294967294]
up-large-pkt-discard Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the humber of upstream
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) packet size exceeds the MTU
of board
- range: [0...4294967294]
up-frag-pkt-discard Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the number of upstream
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) received fragmented packet
of board
- range: [0...4294967294]
up-malformed-option Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the number of upstream
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) malformed 'options' field
of board
- range: [0...4294967294]
up-invalid-hops Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the number of upstream
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) inconsistency between 'giaddr'
Possible values: field and 'hops' field


- range: [0...4294967294]
up-invalid-op-code Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the number of upstream
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) invalid opcode in packet header
of board
- range: [0...4294967294]
up-not-allowed-pkt Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the number of upstream
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) invalid packet type
of board
- range: [0...4294967294]
up-opt82-too-long Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the number of received
( ( not-available | na ) packets that exceed the MTU
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) after Option 82 insertion
of board
- range: [0...4294967294]
up-not-trusted Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the number of upstream
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) unexpected presence of Option
Possible values: 82
- range: [0...4294967294]
up-invalid-chaddr Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the number of upstream
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) client invalid hardware address
of board
- range: [0...4294967294]
up-dup-chaddr Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the number of upstream
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) duplicate client hardware address


of board
- range: [0...4294967294]
up-invalid-giaddr Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the number of upstream
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) IP anti-spoofing failure for
Possible values: 'giaddr' field
- range: [0...4294967294]
up-invalid-ciaddr Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the number of upstream
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) IP anti-spoofing failure for
Possible values: 'ciaddr' field
- range: [0...4294967294]
up-no-free-context Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show number of upstream DHCP
( ( not-available | na ) packets discarded due to free
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) session context is unavailable
of board
- range: [0...4294967294]
up-no-assoc-context Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the number of upstream
( ( not-available | na ) DHCP packets discarded for
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) which no session context could
Possible values: be associated
- range: [0...4294967294]
up-relay-agent-unsupp Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the number of upstream
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) already been relayed by another
Possible values: relay agent
- range: [0...4294967294]


up-no-broadcast-vlan Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the number of upstream
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) no Upstream broadcast Vlan
Possible values: configured
- range: [0...4294967294]
dn-not-trusted Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the number of downstream
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) unexpected presence of Option
Possible values: 82
- range: [0...4294967294]
dn-invalid-yiaddr Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the number of downstream
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) invalid client IP address
of board
- range: [0...4294967294]
dn-invalid-server-resp Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the number of downstream
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) invalid DHCP Server response
Possible values: received
- range: [0...4294967294]
dn-no-free-context Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show number of downstream
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) free session context is
Possible values: unavailable
- range: [0...4294967294]
option82-inserted Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the number of all DHCP
( ( not-available | na ) packets received in the upstream
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) and successfully inserted with
Possible values: option 82


- range: [0...4294967294]
option82-removed Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the number of all DHCP
( ( not-available | na ) packets received in the
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) downstream from which option
Possible values: 82 has been successfully removed
- range: [0...4294967294]
active-snooped-session Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the number of all the DHCP
( ( not-available | na ) sessions that have been
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) established and are currently
Possible values: being snooped
- range: [0...4294967294]
total-snooped-session Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the number of all the DHCP
( ( not-available | na ) sessions that have been
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) established and are being or have
Possible values: been snooped
- range: [0...4294967294]

60.6 DHCP v6 Relay Port Statistics
Command Description
This command allows the operator to view the DHCP v6 relay port counters. When this show command is invoked,
all commands in underlying nodes are automatically executed.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show dhcp-relay v6-port-stats [ (port-interface) ]
Command Parameters
Table 60.6-1 "DHCP v6 Relay Port Statistics" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI


Possible values:

60.7 DHCP v6 Relay Port Statistics Related To Vlan

Ports
Command Description
This command allows the operator to view the DHCP v6 relay port counters. The command will show all counters
Both the summary and detailed counters are shown through the underlying nodes.
The detailed counters are only available when the counters are enabled via the related configuration command.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show dhcp-relay v6-port-stats (port-interface) vlan [ (subscr-vlan) ]
Command Parameters
Table 60.7-1 "DHCP v6 Relay Port Statistics Related To Vlan Ports" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number


- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]

60.8 DHCP v6 Relay Port Summary Statistics

Related To Vlan Ports
Command Description
related to the specified vlan tagged frames. These summary counters are always available.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show dhcp-relay v6-port-stats (port-interface) vlan (subscr-vlan) v6summary
Command Parameters
Table 60.8-1 "DHCP v6 Relay Port Summary Statistics Related To Vlan Ports" Resource
Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI


- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
Command Output
Table 60.8-2 "DHCP v6 Relay Port Summary Statistics Related To Vlan Ports" Display parameters
dhcpv6-error-summary Parameter type: <Counter> show the total of DHCP v6
- 32 bit counter packets that have been dropped
because of errors
detail mode.

60.9 DHCP v6 Relay Port Detailed Statistics Related

To Vlan Ports
Command Description
The detailed counters are only given when the counters are enabled via the related configuration command.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show dhcp-relay v6-port-stats (port-interface) vlan (subscr-vlan) v6extensive
Command Parameters
Table 60.9-1 "DHCP v6 Relay Port Detailed Statistics Related To Vlan Ports" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number


- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
Command Output
Table 60.9-2 "DHCP v6 Relay Port Detailed Statistics Related To Vlan Ports" Display parameters
dhcpv6-up-corrupt-pkt Parameter type: <Counter> show the number of upstream
- 32 bit counter DHCP v6 packets classified as
corrupt and discarded
detail mode.
dhcpv6-up-lg-pkt-discd Parameter type: <Counter> show the number of upstream
- 32 bit counter DHCPv6 packets discarded due
to packet size exceeds the MTU
detail mode.
dhcpv6-up-not-allowed Parameter type: <Counter> show the number of upstream
to invalid packet type
detail mode.
dhcpv6-up-untrusted Parameter type: <Counter> show the number of
- 32 bit counter Relay-Forward messages
received from the untrusted client
port


detail mode.
dhcpv6-up-opt18-too-lg Parameter type: <Counter> show the number of received
- 32 bit counter packets that exceed the MTU
after option-18 insertion
detail mode.
dhcpv6-up-opt37-too-lg Parameter type: <Counter> show the number of received
- 32 bit counter packets that exceed the MTU
after option-37 insertion
detail mode.
dhcpv6-dn-not-allowed Parameter type: <Counter> show the number of downstream
to invalid packet type
detail mode.
dhcpv6-opt18-inserted Parameter type: <Counter> show the number of all DHCPv6
- 32 bit counter packets received in the upstream
and successfully inserted with
option-18
detail mode.
dhcpv6-opt37-inserted Parameter type: <Counter> show the number of all DHCPv6
- 32 bit counter packets received in the upstream
and successfully inserted with
option-37
detail mode.
dhcpv6-opt18-removed Parameter type: <Counter> show the number of all DHCPv6
- 32 bit counter packets received in the
downstream from which
option-18 has been successfully
removed
detail mode.
dhcpv6-opt37-removed Parameter type: <Counter> show the number of all DHCPv6
- 32 bit counter packets received in the
downstream from which
option-37 has been successfully
removed
detail mode.
dhcpv6-dn-corrupt-pkt Parameter type: <Counter> show the number of downstream
- 32 bit counter DHCP v6 packets classified as
corrupt and discarded
detail mode.
dhcpv6dn-no-free-ctxt Parameter type: <Counter> show the number of DHCPv6
- 32 bit counter packets which were discarded in
the downstream due to exceed
max dimension
detail mode.
dhcpv6-up-opt17-too-lg Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the number of received
( ( not-available | na ) packets that exceed the MTU
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) after option-17 insertion


of board
- range: [0...4294967294]
dhcpv6-opt17-inserted Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the number of all DHCPv6
( ( not-available | na ) packets received in the upstream
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) and successfully inserted with
Possible values: option-17
- range: [0...4294967294]
dhcpv6-opt17-removed Parameter type: <CounterWithDefaultValue> show the number of all DHCPv6
( ( not-available | na ) packets received in the
| <CounterWithDefaultValue> ) downstream from which
Possible values: option-17 has been successfully
- not-available : counter value is not applicable for this type removed
of board This element is only shown in
- na : counter value is not applicable for this type of board detail mode.
- range: [0...4294967294]

60.10 DHCP Relay Session Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the dhcp-sessions information.
Note: Once the remaining-lease timer has expired, there will be a delay of 30 seconds for the removal of the
session. Until then, the traffic will be forwarded to the corresponding user interface.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show dhcp-relay session [ (client) [ ip-addr <Ip::V4Address> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 60.10-1 "DHCP Relay Session Status Command" Resource Parameters
(client) Format: specifies the if-index uniquely
( vlanport : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / indentifying each interface
| vlanport : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
<Eqpt::CVlan>


<Eqpt::LLId> : <Eqpt::UnstackedVlan> )
Possible values:
- vlanport : vlan port
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
ip-addr Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> client ip address assigned by
Format: dhcp server
- IPv4-address
Command Output
Table 60.10-2 "DHCP Relay Session Status Command" Display parameters


subnet Parameter type: <Ip::PrefixLength> the subnet mask of the client ip
- IP address prefix length address
lease-time Parameter type: <Ip::LeaseTimeInSec> time period for which DHCP
- the lease time server leases ip address to a client
gateway-ip-addr Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> the gateway ip address
detail mode.
dhcp-ip-addr Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> ip address of dhcp server
detail mode.
forwarder-type Parameter type: <Dhcp::ForwarderType> the forwarder type to which this
( layer2 session belongs
| layer3 ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- layer2 : the session belongs to l2forwarder
- layer3 : the session belongs to l3forwarder
forwarder-id Parameter type: <Dhcp::ForwarderId> the id of the forwarder to which
( <DHCP::Layer> this session belongs
| stacked : <Vlan::SVlanIndex> : <Vlan::CVlanIndex> This element is always shown.
| vrf : <Vrf::UnsignedVrfIndex> )
Possible values:
- vrf : vrf identity
Field type <DHCP::Layer>
- range: [1...4093]
Field type <Vrf::UnsignedVrfIndex>
- the VRF ID which uniquely identify a VRF
- range: [1...127]
- range: [2...4093,4094]
- range: [0...4093,4094,4096]
remaining-lease Parameter type: <Ip::RemainingLeaseTimeInSec> remaining time period for which
( ( session-being-deleted | ses-deleting ) DHCP server leases ip address to
| <Ip::LeaseTimeInSec> ) a client
- session-being-deleted : session being deleted
- ses-deleting : session being deleted
Field type <Ip::LeaseTimeInSec>
- the lease time

61- Multicast Status Commands
61.1 Multicast Status Command Tree 61-1666

61.2 Multicast Active Groups Status Command 61-1667
61.3 Multicast PON Active Groups Status Command 61-1670
61.4 Multicast ONT Active Groups Status Command 61-1673
61.5 Multicast Group Membership Status Command 61-1676

61 Multicast Status Commands
61.1 Multicast Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Multicast Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----mcast
----active-groups
- (port)
- vlan-id
- mcast-grp-addr
- mcast-src-addr
----pon-active-groups
- (pon-idx)
- port
- vlan-id
- mcast-grp-addr
- mcast-src-addr
----ont-active-groups
- (ont-idx)
- port
- vlan-id
- mcast-grp-addr
- mcast-src-addr
----grp-membership
- (mcast-grp-addr)
- vlan-id
- mcast-src-addr
- port

61.2 Multicast Active Groups Status Command
Command Description
This command shows per user interface the list of active multicast streams.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show mcast active-groups [ (port) [ vlan-id <Vlan::VlanId> ] [ mcast-grp-addr <Igmp::MulticastAddress> ] [

mcast-src-addr <Ip::V4Address> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 61.2-1 "Multicast Active Groups Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::CVlan>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>


Possible values:
- vlan : vlan port
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id


vlan-id Parameter type: <Vlan::VlanId> vlan Id
Format:
- vlan id
- range: [1...4093]
mcast-grp-addr Parameter type: <Igmp::MulticastAddress> class D address of the multicast
Format: stream
mcast-src-addr Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> the multicast group source
Format: address
- IPv4-address
Command Output
Table 61.2-2 "Multicast Active Groups Status Command" Display parameters
state Parameter type: <Igmp::ActualState> The actual state of the multicast
( full-view stream
| pre-view This element is always shown.
| black-out )
Possible values:
- full-view : full view of the stream
- pre-view : preview of the stream
- black-out : no stream is viewed
curr-previewed-nbr Parameter type: <Igmp::PreviewNumber> number of pre-view sessions that
short name: prev-nbr - number of pre-view sessions already been viewed have already been viewed
detail mode.
status Parameter type: <Igmp::McastStatus> the current type of multicast
( static group
| static-dynamic This element is always shown.
| dynamic )
Possible values:
- static : static entry
- static-dynamic : static dynamic entry
- dynamic : dynamic entry

61.3 Multicast PON Active Groups Status

Command
Command Description
This command shows per user interface on a particular PON the list of active multicast streams.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show mcast pon-active-groups [ (pon-idx) [ port <Igmp::IgmpIfIndex> ] [ vlan-id <Vlan::VlanId> ] [

mcast-grp-addr <Igmp::MulticastAddress> ] [ mcast-src-addr <Ip::V4Address> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 61.3-1 "Multicast PON Active Groups Status Command" Resource Parameters
(pon-idx) Format: identification of the PON
<Eqpt::PonId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
port Parameter type: <Igmp::IgmpIfIndex> identification of the vlanport
Format:
<Eqpt::PortId>


<Eqpt::CVlan>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- vlan : vlan port
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:


Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
vlan-id Parameter type: <Vlan::VlanId> vlan id
Format:
- vlan id
- range: [1...4093]
Format: stream
Format: address
- IPv4-address
Command Output
Table 61.3-2 "Multicast PON Active Groups Status Command" Display parameters
( full-view stream
| black-out )
Possible values:
detail mode.
( static group
| dynamic )
Possible values:

61.4 Multicast ONT Active Groups Status

Command
Command Description
This command shows per user interface on a particular ONT the list of active multicast streams.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show mcast ont-active-groups [ (ont-idx) [ port <Igmp::IgmpIfIndex> ] [ vlan-id <Vlan::VlanId> ] [

mcast-grp-addr <Igmp::MulticastAddress> ] [ mcast-src-addr <Ip::V4Address> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 61.4-1 "Multicast ONT Active Groups Status Command" Resource Parameters
(ont-idx) Format: identification of the ONT
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
port Parameter type: <Igmp::IgmpIfIndex> identification of the vlanport
Format:
<Eqpt::PortId>


<Eqpt::CVlan>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- vlan : vlan port
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:


Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
vlan-id Parameter type: <Vlan::VlanId> vlan Id
Format:
- vlan id
- range: [1...4093]
Format: stream
Format: address
- IPv4-address
Command Output
Table 61.4-2 "Multicast ONT Active Groups Status Command" Display parameters
( full-view stream
| black-out )
Possible values:
detail mode.
( static group
| dynamic )
Possible values:

61.5 Multicast Group Membership Status

Command
Command Description
This command shows per multicast stream the list of user interfaces to which the system is currently requested to
forward this stream.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show mcast grp-membership [ (mcast-grp-addr) [ vlan-id <Vlan::VlanId> ] [ mcast-src-addr <Ip::V4Address> ] [

port <Igmp::IgmpIfIndex> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 61.5-1 "Multicast Group Membership Status Command" Resource Parameters
(mcast-grp-addr) Format: multicast group address
vlan-id Parameter type: <Vlan::VlanId> vlan id
Format:
- vlan id
- range: [1...4093]
Format: address
- IPv4-address
port Parameter type: <Igmp::IgmpIfIndex> identifies a user interface
Format: receiving a multicast stream
<Eqpt::PortId>


<Eqpt::CVlan>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- vlan : vlan port
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:


Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
Command Output
Table 61.5-2 "Multicast Group Membership Status Command" Display parameters
state Parameter type: <Igmp::GroupAddr2UserItfActualstate> the actual state of the multicast
( full-view stream
| black-out )
Possible values:
status Parameter type: <Igmp::McastStatus> the current status of the static
( static multicast branch
| dynamic )
Possible values:

62- Session Status Commands
62.1 Session Status Command Tree 62-1680

62.2 Session Status Command 62-1681

62 Session Status Commands
62.1 Session Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Session Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----session
- (id)

62.2 Session Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the status of all sessions.
User Level
The command can be accessed and executed by an operator with admin privilege.
Command Syntax
> show session (id)
Command Parameters
Table 62.2-1 "Session Status Command" Resource Parameters
(id) Format: the session number
- the session number
- range: [1...13]
Command Output
Table 62.2-2 "Session Status Command" Display parameters
operator Parameter type: <Sec::SessionOperatorName> the name of the operator that is
- the name of an operator actually using the session
from Parameter type: <Sec::LoginAddress> the ip-address from where the
- the address from where the operator logged in user is logged in
type Parameter type: <Sec::TerminalType> the type of connection use.
( craft Network means that any
| telnet supported connection type over ip
| unused is possible.
| test This element is always shown.
| ssh
| sftp )
Possible values:
- craft : craft terminal
- telnet : telnet terminal
- unused : unused terminal
- test : test terminal


- ssh : ssh terminal
- sftp : sftp terminal
status Parameter type: <Sec::SessionStatus> the status of the session. Special
short name: stat ( init values are : initializing=session is
| free not yet ready to be used,
| ( reserved | res ) free=session is not used,
| name selected=session is reserved,
| ( passwd | pwd ) stopping=the user is logging out,
| ( active | act ) invalid=the session is
| ( logout | end ) ) out-of-service
- init : initialisation ongoing
- free : free
- reserved : reserved
- res : reserved
- name : asking the operator name
- passwd : asking the password
- pwd : asking the password
- active : active
- act : active
- logout : the operator is logging out
- end : the operator is logging out
login-time Parameter type: <Sys::Time> the time when the user connected
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) to the terminal. Never if no user
- unit: UTC is connected.
idle-time Parameter type: <ElapsedTime> the time that this terminal is idle
- the time elapsed since a certain event (the operator did not type any
- unit: sec character and did not modify its
window size
numbering-scheme Parameter type: <Sec::SlotDesc> the numbering scheme for this
short name: num ( ( type-based | typ ) session
| ( position-based | pos ) This element is always shown.
| ( legacy-based | leg ) )
Possible values:
- typ : flat-numbering per slot-type (tl1-like)
- pos : flat-numbering independent of slot-type
- leg : numbering used since the early days

63- PPPoX-Relay Status Commands
63.1 PPPoX-Relay Status Command Tree 63-1684

63.2 PPPoX CC Engine Statistics 63-1685
63.3 PPPoX CC Client Port Statistics 63-1687
63.4 PPPoX CC Engine Monitor Statistics 63-1690
63.5 PPPoX CC Client Port Monitor Statistics 63-1692
63.6 PPPoX CC Session Engine Status Command 63-1695
63.7 PPPoX CC Session Client Port Status Command 63-1698
63.8 PPPCC Engine Current 15Minute Statistics Command 63-1701
63.9 PPPCC Engine Current 1day Statistics Command 63-1703
63.10 PPPCC Engine Previous 15Minute Statistics 63-1705
Command
63.11 PPPCC Engine Previous 1day Statistics Command 63-1707

63 PPPoX-Relay Status Commands
63.1 PPPoX-Relay Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "PPPoX-Relay Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----pppox-relay
----cross-connect
----statistics
----engine
- (vlan-id)
----client-port
- (client-port)
----monitor-statistics
----engine
- (vlan-id)
----client-port
- (client-port)
----session
----engine
- (vlan-id)
----client-port
- (client-port)
----trouble-shooting-cntrs
----engine
----curr-15min-stats
- (vlan-id)
----curr-1day-stats
- (vlan-id)
----prev-15min-stats
- (vlan-id)
- interval-num
----prev-1day-stats
- (vlan-id)
- interval-num

63.2 PPPoX CC Engine Statistics
Command Description
This command displays the statistics for a particular VLAN ID.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show pppox-relay cross-connect statistics engine [ (vlan-id) ]
Command Parameters
Table 63.2-1 "PPPoX CC Engine Statistics" Resource Parameters
(vlan-id) Format: engine identification
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
Command Output
Table 63.2-2 "PPPoX CC Engine Statistics" Display parameters
engine-name Parameter type: <PPPoX::EngineName> name to identify the
- Engine Name engine/service
in-ctrl-frm Parameter type: <Counter> number of ingress control
- 32 bit counter messages
out-ctrl-frm Parameter type: <Counter> number of egress control


err-ctrl-frm Parameter type: <Counter> nbr of errored upstream and
- 32 bit counter downstream control msgs
detail mode.
ppp-cc Parameter type: <SignedInteger> nbr of PPP cross-connections
- a signed integer currently in use

63.3 PPPoX CC Client Port Statistics
Command Description
This command displays the statistics of a client port.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show pppox-relay cross-connect statistics client-port [ (client-port) ]
Command Parameters
Table 63.3-1 "PPPoX CC Client Port Statistics" Resource Parameters
(client-port) Format: client port identification
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::CVlan>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>


Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id


- customer vlan id
Command Output
Table 63.3-2 "PPPoX CC Client Port Statistics" Display parameters
in-ctrl-frm Parameter type: <Counter> number of ingress control
out-ctrl-frm Parameter type: <Counter> number of egress control
err-ctrl-frm Parameter type: <Counter> number of errored control
curr-num-session Parameter type: <SignedInteger> number of active PPP sessions on
- a signed integer the client port
fwd-frames-up Parameter type: <Counter> number of upstream forwarded
- 32 bit counter frames
detail mode.
fwd-frames-down Parameter type: <Counter> number of downstream
- 32 bit counter forwarded frames
detail mode.
disc-frames-up Parameter type: <Counter> number of upstream discarded
detail mode.
disc-frames-down Parameter type: <Counter> number of downstream discarded
detail mode.

63.4 PPPoX CC Engine Monitor Statistics
Command Description
This command displays the engine monitor statistics for a particular VLAN ID and lists the statistics of a
configured engine with a monitor enabled.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show pppox-relay cross-connect monitor-statistics engine [ (vlan-id) ]
Command Parameters
Table 63.4-1 "PPPoX CC Engine Monitor Statistics" Resource Parameters
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
Command Output
Table 63.4-2 "PPPoX CC Engine Monitor Statistics" Display parameters
generic-err-cnt Parameter type: <Counter> nbr of discovery msgs that
- 32 bit counter carried the Generic Error tag
inv-serv-name Parameter type: <Counter> nbr of PAD-S msgs containing
- 32 bit counter Service-Name-Error tag


63.5 PPPoX CC Client Port Monitor Statistics
Command Description
This command shows the client port monitor statistics and lists the statistics of a configured client port with a
monitor enabled.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show pppox-relay cross-connect monitor-statistics client-port [ (client-port) ]
Command Parameters
Table 63.5-1 "PPPoX CC Client Port Monitor Statistics" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::CVlan>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>


Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id


- customer vlan id
Command Output
Table 63.5-2 "PPPoX CC Client Port Monitor Statistics" Display parameters
unexp-ctrl-msg Parameter type: <Counter> number of unexpected control
- 32 bit counter messages discarded
unexp-data-pkts Parameter type: <Counter> number of discarded data packets
- 32 bit counter on this port
prt-mru-err-cnt Parameter type: <Counter> number of long messages
- 32 bit counter discarded on this port
detail mode.
trans-age-out Parameter type: <Counter> nbr of events cleared because the
- 32 bit counter transaction timed out
session-age-out Parameter type: <Counter> nbr of events timed out for this
- 32 bit counter port
cc-port-max-exceeded Parameter type: <Counter> number of times a ppp cc set-up
- 32 bit counter process is aborted due to max nbr
ppp cc allowed on a port
detail mode.
cc-line-max-exceeded Parameter type: <Counter> number of times a ppp cc set-up
ppp cc allowed on a line
detail mode.
cc-board-max-exceeded Parameter type: <Counter> number of times a ppp cc set-up
ppp cc allowed on a board
detail mode.

63.6 PPPoX CC Session Engine Status Command
Command Description
This command displays session data for the engine.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show pppox-relay cross-connect session engine [ (vlan-id) ]
Command Parameters
Table 63.6-1 "PPPoX CC Session Engine Status Command" Resource Parameters
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
Command Output
Table 63.6-2 "PPPoX CC Session Engine Status Command" Display parameters
server-mac-addr Parameter type: <Vlan::MacAddr> mac-addr of the PPPoE Server
- mac address (aa:bb:cc:a1:02:03) for this PPP cross-connection
ext-session-id Parameter type: <SignedInteger> PPPoE session id of this PPP
- a signed integer cross-connection
client-port Parameter type: <Itf::PppoxClientPortInterface> Index to which the PPPoE client


( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / is directly associated
<Eqpt::PortId> : <Eqpt::VpiId> : <Eqpt::VciId> This element is always shown.
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::CVlan>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
int-session-id Parameter type: <SignedInteger> index that uniquely indicate a
- a signed integer PPP cross-connection
client-mac-addr Parameter type: <Vlan::MacAddr> mac-addr of the PPPoE Client for
- mac address (aa:bb:cc:a1:02:03) this PPP cross-connection
detail mode.

63.7 PPPoX CC Session Client Port Status

Command
Command Description
This command displays session data for the client port.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show pppox-relay cross-connect session client-port [ (client-port) ]
Command Parameters
Table 63.7-1 "PPPoX CC Session Client Port Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::CVlan>


<Eqpt::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id


- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
Command Output
Table 63.7-2 "PPPoX CC Session Client Port Status Command" Display parameters
vlan-id Parameter type: <Vlan::StackedVlanSigned> vlan id
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093,4094]
- range: [0...4093,4094,4096]
server-mac-addr Parameter type: <Vlan::MacAddr> mac-addr of the PPPoE server for
ext-session-id Parameter type: <SignedInteger> PPPoE session id of this PPP
- a signed integer cross-connection
int-session-id Parameter type: <SignedInteger> index that uniquely indicate a
- a signed integer PPP cross-connection
client-mac-addr Parameter type: <Vlan::MacAddr> mac-addr of the PPPoE client for
detail mode.

63.8 PPPCC Engine Current 15Minute Statistics

Command
Command Description
This command displays the statistics of the transaction ageout and session ageout counters per engine for the
Current 15Minute interval.
The counters are updated once in every 3 minute interval.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show pppox-relay cross-connect trouble-shooting-cntrs engine curr-15min-stats [ (vlan-id) ]
Command Parameters
Table 63.8-1 "PPPCC Engine Current 15Minute Statistics Command" Resource Parameters
(vlan-id) Format: vlan-id
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
Command Output
Table 63.8-2 "PPPCC Engine Current 15Minute Statistics Command" Display parameters
engine-name Parameter type: <PPPoX::EngineName> engine name
- Engine Name This element is always shown.


- length: 1<=x<=32
trans-age-out-cnt Parameter type: <Counter> number of transaction age out
- 32 bit counter counters in current 15 min
interval
sess-age-out-cnt Parameter type: <Counter> number of session age out
- 32 bit counter counters in current 15 min
interval
measured-time Parameter type: <PPPoX::IntervalMeasureTime15Min> amount of time in seconds that
- the measured time interval statistics for this entry has been
- unit: sec counted in the current 15 min
interval
valid-flag Parameter type: <PPPoX::IntervalValidityFlag> validity of the counters collected
( true This element is always shown.
| false )
Possible values:
- true : data is valid
- false : data is not valid

63.9 PPPCC Engine Current 1day Statistics

Command
Command Description
current 1day interval.
The counters are updated once in every 3 minute interval.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show pppox-relay cross-connect trouble-shooting-cntrs engine curr-1day-stats [ (vlan-id) ]
Command Parameters
Table 63.9-1 "PPPCC Engine Current 1day Statistics Command" Resource Parameters
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
Command Output
Table 63.9-2 "PPPCC Engine Current 1day Statistics Command" Display parameters


- length: 1<=x<=32
- 32 bit counter counters in current 1 day interval
- 32 bit counter counters in current 1 dayinterval
measured-time Parameter type: <PPPoX::IntervalMeasureTime1Day> amount of time in seconds that
- unit: sec counted in the current 1 day
interval
| false )
Possible values:

63.10 PPPCC Engine Previous 15Minute Statistics

Command
Command Description
previous 15Minute interval.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show pppox-relay cross-connect trouble-shooting-cntrs engine prev-15min-stats [ (vlan-id) [ interval-num

<PPPoX::IntervalNumber15min> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 63.10-1 "PPPCC Engine Previous 15Minute Statistics Command" Resource Parameters
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
interval-num Parameter type: <PPPoX::IntervalNumber15min> previous 15 min interval number
Format:
- a number identifying 15 minutes interval time
- range: [1...32]
Command Output
Table 63.10-2 "PPPCC Engine Previous 15Minute Statistics Command" Display parameters

engine-name Parameter type: <PPPoX::EngineName> engine identification
- length: 1<=x<=32
trans-age-out-cnt Parameter type: <Counter> number of transaction age out in
- 32 bit counter previous 15 min interval
sess-age-out-cnt Parameter type: <Counter> number of session age out in
- 32 bit counter previous 15 min interval
measured-time Parameter type: <PPPoX::IntervalMeasureTime15Min> amount of time in seconds that
- unit: sec counted in the previous 15 min
interval
| false )
Possible values:

63.11 PPPCC Engine Previous 1day Statistics

Command
Command Description
previous 1day interval.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show pppox-relay cross-connect trouble-shooting-cntrs engine prev-1day-stats [ (vlan-id) [ interval-num

<PPPoX::IntervalNumber1day> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 63.11-1 "PPPCC Engine Previous 1day Statistics Command" Resource Parameters
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093,4096]
interval-num Parameter type: <PPPoX::IntervalNumber1day> previous 1 day interval number
Format:
- a number identifying 1 day interval time
- range: [1...7]
Command Output
Table 63.11-2 "PPPCC Engine Previous 1day Statistics Command" Display parameters

- length: 1<=x<=32
- 32 bit counter previous 1 day interval
- 32 bit counter counters in previous 1 day
interval
measured-time Parameter type: <PPPoX::IntervalMeasureTime1Day> amount of time in seconds that
- unit: sec counted in the previous 1 day
interval
| false )
Possible values:

64- Voice Status Commands
64.1 Voice Status Command Tree 64-1710

64.2 Voice Sip Server Status Commands 64-1712
64.3 Voice Sip User Agent Access Point Show Commands 64-1713
64.4 Voice Sip Statistics System Status Command 64-1715
64.5 Voice Sip Statistics Perfinfo Status Command 64-1716
64.6 Voice Sip Termination Statistics Command for 64-1718
Current 15 Minutes
Current Day
Previous 15 Minutes
Previous day
64.10 Voice Sip restoration: Redundancy Status 64-1730
Commands
64.11 Voice Sip restoration: Redundancy Status 64-1732
Commands
64.12 Voice Sip Redundancy Status Commands 64-1734
64.13 Voice Sip Termination Status Commands 64-1735
64.14 Voice Megaco Equipment Board Status Commands 64-1738
64.15 Voice Megaco Equipment Status Commands 64-1740
64.16 Voice Megaco MGI Status Commands 64-1743
64.17 Voice Megaco Database Status Commands 64-1745
64.18 Voice Megaco IP Status Commands 64-1746
64.19 Voice Megaco SGI Status Commands 64-1747

64 Voice Status Commands
64.1 Voice Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Voice Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----voice
----sip
----server
- (name)
----user-agent-ap
- (name)
- slot-id
----statistics
----system
----perf-info
- (if-index)
----termination
----current-15min
- (if-index)
----current-1day
- (if-index)
----prev-15min
- (if-index)
- interval-num
----prev-1day
- (if-index)
- interval-num
----redundancy-node
----redundancy-state
- (admin-name)
- slot-id
----ext-redundancy-state
- (admin-name)
- slot-id
- term-group
----redundancy-cmd
- (provider-name)
----termination
- (if-index)
----cluster
- (cluster-id)
----board
- (equip-id)
- board-id
----termination
- (equip-id)
- port-id
----media-gateway
- (media-gateway-id)
----database

----ip
----signal-gateway
- (signal-gateway-id)

64.2 Voice Sip Server Status Commands
Command Description
This command allows the operator to show the Voice Sip Server profile.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with sip privileges.
Command Syntax
> show voice sip server [ (name) ]
Command Parameters
Table 64.2-1 "Voice Sip Server Status Commands" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: uniquely identify of this voice
- uniquely identifies this voice server server
- length: x<=32
Command Output
Table 64.2-2 "Voice Sip Server Status Commands" Display parameters
server-id Parameter type: <Sip::ServerId> server idr
- the SIP server table index This element is always shown.
- range: [1...32]
oper-status Parameter type: <Sip::ServerOperStatus> the operational status of server
( up This element is always shown.
| down )
Possible values:
- up : the status of the server opera is up
- down : the status of the server opera is down

64.3 Voice Sip User Agent Access Point Show

Commands
Command Description
This command allows the operator to show the Voice Sip user agent access point profile.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show voice sip user-agent-ap [ (name) [ slot-id <SIP::SlotIndex> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 64.3-1 "Voice Sip User Agent Access Point Show Commands" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: uniquely identify of the user
- length: 1<=x<=32
slot-id Parameter type: <SIP::SlotIndex> slot id associated with this user
Format: agent access point
| nt
| ntio
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt : nt-slot
- ntio : ntio-slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 64.3-2 "Voice Sip User Agent Access Point Show Commands" Display parameters

oper-status Parameter type: <Sip::UaApOperStatus> the opera status of user agent
( up access point
| down ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- up : the sip UaAp oper status is up
- down : the sip UaAp oper status is down

64.4 Voice Sip Statistics System Status Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to show the various system parameters including the number of configured and
available sip termination, the number of configured and unavailable sip termination, the number of unconfigured
sip termination.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with forStatsPerSystem privileges.
Command Syntax
> show voice sip statistics system
Command Output
Table 64.4-2 "Voice Sip Statistics System Status Command" Display parameters
config-avail-term Parameter type: <Sip::NumberOfTerm> The number of configured and
- the number of termination available sip termination
config-unavail-term Parameter type: <Sip::NumberOfTerm> The number of configured and
- the number of termination unavailable sip termination
unconfig-term Parameter type: <Sip::NumberOfTerm> The number of unconfigured sip
- the number of termination termination

64.5 Voice Sip Statistics Perfinfo Status Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to show the various parameters including elapsed times for current 15-minutes
interval and 1-day interval per termination, the number of pervious 15-minutes interval and 1-day interval per
termination.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with forStatsPerLine privileges.
Command Syntax
> show voice sip statistics perf-info [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 64.5-1 "Voice Sip Statistics Perfinfo Status Command" Resource Parameters
(if-index) Format: interface index of this port
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 64.5-2 "Voice Sip Statistics Perfinfo Status Command" Display parameters
cur-15min-elapsedtime Parameter type: <Sip::ElapsedTime> number of second elapsed in
- the elapsed time current 15 minutes interval
- unit: sec measurement
cur-1day-elapsedtime Parameter type: <Sip::ElapsedTime> number of second elapsed in
- the elapsed time current 1 day interval
- unit: sec measurement
prev-15min-num Parameter type: <Sip::PerfInterval> number of previous 15 minutes


- the number of interval intervals
prev-1day-num Parameter type: <Sip::PerfInterval> number of previous 1 day
- the number of interval intervals

64.6 Voice Sip Termination Statistics Command for

Current 15 Minutes
Command Description
This command allows the operator to show the Voice Sip Termination Statistics for current 15 minutes.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show voice sip statistics termination current-15min [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 64.6-1 "Voice Sip Termination Statistics Command for Current 15 Minutes" Resource
Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 64.6-2 "Voice Sip Termination Statistics Command for Current 15 Minutes" Display
parameters
measured-time Parameter type: <Sip::IntervalMeasureTime> amount of time in sec that
- the measured time of interval statistics have been counted
detail mode.
in-valid-flag Parameter type: <Sip::IntervalValidityFlag> validity of the corresponding


( true performance monitoring data in
| false ) current 15m interval
send-packets Parameter type: <Counter> number of rtp packets transmitted
- 32 bit counter by this termination in current
15m interval
send-octets Parameter type: <Counter> number of rtp octets transmitted
15m interval
receive-packets Parameter type: <Counter> number of rtp packets received
15m interval
receive-octets Parameter type: <Counter> number of rtp octets received by
- 32 bit counter this termination in current 15m
interval
lost-packets Parameter type: <Sip::LostPackets> number of lost receiving rtp
- the number of lost rtp packets packets for this termination in
current 15m interval
avg-jbfl(%) Parameter type: <Sip::JBFL> average of jitter buffer fill level
- average of jitter buffer fill level percentage for the percentage for this termination in
termination current 15m interval
- unit: percentage This element is always shown.
- range: [0...100]
avg-jitter(ms) Parameter type: <Sip::Jitter> average of jitter for this
- average of jitter for the termination termination in current 15m
- unit: millisec interval
avg-rtrip-delay(ms) Parameter type: <Sip::RoundTripDelay> average of round-trip delay for
- average of round-trip delay for this termination this termination in current 15m
peak-jitter(ms) Parameter type: <Sip::Jitter> peak inter-arrival for this
- average of jitter for the termination termination in current 15m
- unit: millisec interval.
peak-rtrip-delay(ms) Parameter type: <Sip::RoundTripDelay> peak of round-trip delay for this
- average of round-trip delay for this termination termination in current 15m
avg-jbfl-g711a(%) Parameter type: <Sip::JBFL> average of jitter buffer fill level
- average of jitter buffer fill level percentage for the encoded with G711_a percentage
termination for this termination in current
- unit: percentage 15m interval.
avg-jbfl-g711u(%) Parameter type: <Sip::JBFL> average of jitter buffer fill level
- average of jitter buffer fill level percentage for the encoded with G711_u percentage
avg-jbfl-g723(%) Parameter type: <Sip::JBFL> average of jitter buffer fill level


- average of jitter buffer fill level percentage for the encoded with G723 percentage
reg-req-suc Parameter type: <Sip::SignalCounter> Count the successful registration
- the counter of CMCC for signal statistics Num during the interval for this
termination in current 15m
interval
reg-req-fail Parameter type: <Sip::SignalCounter> Count the failed registration Num
- the counter of CMCC for signal statistics during the interval for this
termination in current 15m
interval
reg-active Parameter type: <Sip::SignalCounter> Count the activing Registration
- the counter of CMCC for signal statistics Status at the start of the interval
this termination in current 15m
interval
out-call-ans Parameter type: <Sip::SignalCounter> Answered out-going call count
- the counter of CMCC for signal statistics for this termination in current
15m interval
in-call-ans Parameter type: <Sip::SignalCounter> Answered incoming call count
- the counter of CMCC for signal statistics for this termination in current
15m interval


Current Day
Command Description
This command allows the operator to show the Voice Sip Termination Statistics for current 1 day.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show voice sip statistics termination current-1day [ (if-index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 64.7-1 "Voice Sip Termination Statistics Command for Current Day" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Command Output
Table 64.7-2 "Voice Sip Termination Statistics Command for Current Day" Display parameters
detail mode.
| false ) current 1day interval


1day interval
1day interval
1day interval
- 32 bit counter this termination in current 1day
interval
current 1day interval
termination current 1day interval
- range: [0...100]
- average of jitter for the termination termination in current 1day
- average of round-trip delay for this termination this termination in current 1day
- average of jitter for the termination termination in current 1day
- average of round-trip delay for this termination termination in current 1day
- unit: percentage 1day interval.


termination in current 1d interval
termination in current 1d interval
this termination in current 1d
interval
- the counter of CMCC for signal statistics for this termination in current 1d
interval
- the counter of CMCC for signal statistics for this termination in current 1d
interval


Previous 15 Minutes
Command Description
This command allows the operator to show the Voice Sip Termination Statistics for previous 15 minutes.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show voice sip statistics termination prev-15min [ (if-index) [ interval-num <Sip::IntervalNumber15min> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 64.8-1 "Voice Sip Termination Statistics Command for Previous 15 Minutes" Resource
Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
interval-num Parameter type: <Sip::IntervalNumber15min> identifies prev 15min intervals,
Format: value 1 as the latest interval
- the measured time interval
- range: [1...96]
Command Output
Table 64.8-2 "Voice Sip Termination Statistics Command for Previous 15 Minutes" Display
parameters


detail mode.
| false ) previous 15m interval
- 32 bit counter by this termination in previous
15m interval
15m interval
15m interval
- 32 bit counter this termination in previous 15m
interval
previous 15m interval
termination previous 15m interval
- range: [0...100]
- average of jitter for the termination termination in previous 15m
- average of round-trip delay for this termination this termination in previous 15m
- average of jitter for the termination termination in previous 15m
- average of round-trip delay for this termination termination in previous 15m
termination for this termination in previous


termination in previous 15m
interval
termination in previous 15m
interval
this termination in previous 15m
interval
- the counter of CMCC for signal statistics for this termination in previous
15m interval
- the counter of CMCC for signal statistics for this termination in previous
15m interval


Previous day
Command Description
This command allows the operator to show the Voice Sip Termination Statistics for previous 1 day.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show voice sip statistics termination prev-1day [ (if-index) [ interval-num <Sip::IntervalNumber1day> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 64.9-1 "Voice Sip Termination Statistics Command for Previous day" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
interval-num Parameter type: <Sip::IntervalNumber1day> identifies prev 1 day intervals,
Format: value 1 as the latest interval
- the measured time interval
- range: [1...3]
Command Output
Table 64.9-2 "Voice Sip Termination Statistics Command for Previous day" Display parameters


detail mode.
| false ) previous 1day interval
1day interval
1day interval
1day interval
- 32 bit counter this termination in previous 1day
interval
previous 1day interval
termination previous 1day interval
- range: [0...100]
avg-jitter(ms)

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CLI COMMAND GUIDE

2- Environment Configuration Commands 25

3- Alarm Configuration Commands 29

4- Trap Configuration Commands 71

5- Equipment Configuration Commands 80

6- xDSL Configuration Commands 101

6.5 xDSL Spectrum Profile for ADSL/ADSL2 Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123

7- ATM Configuration Commands 211

8- Interface Management Configuration Commands 215

9- Error Configuration Commands 224

10- System Configuration Commands 227

11- Security Configuration Commands 240

12- Secure Shell Configuration Commands 310

13- Transaction Configuration Commands 317

14- SYSLOG Configuration Commands 320

15- Software Management Configuration Commands 327

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16- QoS Configuration Commands 334

17- VLAN Configuration Commands 406

18- Bridge Configuration Commands 429

19- ARP-RELAY Configuration Commands 448

20- IGMP Configuration Commands 452

21- Multicast Configuration Commands 473

22- PPPoX-Relay Configuration Commands 490

23- DHCP Relay Configuration Commands 505

24- XDSL Bonding Configuration Commands 513

25- Voice Configuration Commands 530

25.2 Voice Sip Server Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 537

26- Debug Configuration Commands 605

27- Ethernet Configuration Commands 609

28- Efm Oam Configuration Commands 617

29- CFM Configuration Commands 621

30- Trouble-Shooting Configuration Commands 636

31- IPoA/E IW Configuration Commands 640

31.2 IPoA/E IW Interworking Port Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 642

32- LineTest Configuration Commands 645

33- LACP Configuration Commands 670

34- Equipment Status Commands 678

35- Trap Status Commands 717

36- Alarm Log Status Commands 720

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36.19 xDSL Bonding Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 787

37- Current Alarm Status Commands 858

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37.30 Megaco Signaling Gateway Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 934

38- Alarm Snap-shot Status Commands 960

38.43 Alarm Table Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1056

39- Alarm Delta Log Status Commands 1059

40- ATM Status Commands 1138

41- VLAN Status Commands 1154

42- QOS Status Commands 1225

42.8 QoS Policy Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1234

43- ARP-RELAY Status Commands 1279

44- xDSL Status Commands 1288

44.28 xDSL Counters Far End Channel Current Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1369

45- Configuration Data Status Commands 1435

46- Operational Data Status Commands 1465

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46.3 xDSL BridgePort Operational Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1471

47- xDSL Bonding Status Commands 1482

48- PPPoE Status Commands 1503