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CLI Command Guide
7362 INTELLIGENT SERVICES

ACCESS MANAGER DF/SF
RELEASE 6.5
CLI Command Guide
3HH-13842-FFAA-TCZZA
Issue: 01
March 2021
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Contents
Contents
1- ISAM CLI 1
1.1 History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
1.2 Preface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
1.3 CLI Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
1.4 Nodes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
1.5 Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
1.6 Filters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
1.7 Printers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
1.8 Getting help . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
1.9 The CLI Prompt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
1.10 Entering CLI Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
1.11 CLI Backward Compatibility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
1.12 Phase Out Strategy Obsolete Commands and/or Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
1.13 Command Phase Out Announcement Release . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
2- Environment Configuration Commands 51

2.1 Environment Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
2.2 Environment Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
3- Alarm Configuration Commands 55

3.1 Alarm Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
3.2 Alarm Log Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
3.3 Alarm Entry Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
3.4 Alarm Filter Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107
3.5 Alarm Delta Log Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 153
3.6 Customizable Alarm Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 155
3.7 HGU TR069 Customizable Alarm Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 160
4- Trap Configuration Commands 161

4.1 Trap Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 162
4.2 Trap Definition Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 165
4.3 Trap Manager Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 168
4.4 Trap Manager Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 173
5- Equipment Configuration Commands 178

5.1 Equipment Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 179
5.2 Rack Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 181
5.3 Shelf Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 182
5.4 Slot Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 184
5.5 SFP/XFP Diagnostics configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 186
5.6 Sfp RSSI Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 188
5.7 NE Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 193
6- Gpon ONT Configuration Commands 194

6.1 Gpon ONT Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 195
6.2 ONT Interface Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 198
6.3 NGPON2 Rogue Onu Prevention Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 207
6.4 GPON GEM port performance monitoring Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . 209
6.5 ONT-SIDE TC-layer Performance Monitoring Counter Thresholds Configuration Command for 211
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6.6 Multicast TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command for ONT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 213
6.7 Fec TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command for ONT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 215
6.8 GPON port Aggregate Ethernet performance monitoring Configuration Commands . . . . . 217
6.9 XGPON tc-layer port performance monitoring Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . 219
6.10 XGPON physical-layer port performance monitoring Configuration Commands . . . . . . . 221
6.11 GPON ONT software delay activation control Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . 223
6.12 GPON ONT CPU Load Performance Monitoring Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . 225
6.13 GPON ONT Memory Usage Performance Monitoring Configuration Command . . . . . . . 227
6.14 ONT Card Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 229
6.15 ONT Software Control Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 232
6.16 GPON ONT software delay activation control Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . 234
6.17 ONT Interface Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 235
6.18 ONT GIS Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 237
6.19 ONT xgpon Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 239
7- xDSL Configuration Commands 241

7.1 xDSL Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 242
8- Gpon xDSL Configuration Commands 243

8.1 Gpon xDSL Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 244
8.2 Gpon xDSL Common Service Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 247
8.3 Gpon xDSL Common Spectrum Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 250
8.4 Gpon xDSL Spectrum Profile for VDSL Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 253
8.5 Gpon xDSL Spectrum Profile for VDSL2 Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 255
8.6 VDSL2 Custom PSD shape Downstream Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 258
8.7 VDSL2 Custom PSD shape Upstream Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 260
8.8 ONT VDSL2 Virtual Noise Downstream Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262
8.9 ONT VDSL2 Virtual Noise Upstream Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 264
8.10 Gpon xDSL Line Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 266
8.11 Xdsl ONT Uni Physical Layer Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 271
8.12 Xdsl ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 274
8.13 Gpon xDSL DPBO Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 276
8.14 Gpon xDSL DPBO Mode Independent Custom PSD Mask Configuration Command . . . . 278
8.15 Gpon xDSL DPBO Exchange PSD Mask Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . 280
8.16 Gpon xDSL ONT Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 282
8.17 Gpon xDSL Common Rtx Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 284
9- Interface Management Configuration Commands 287

9.1 Interface Management Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 288
9.2 Network Interface Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 289
9.3 Interface Alarm Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 295
9.4 Interface Sliding-Window Traffic Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 297
9.5 Cage mode configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 298
10- Error Configuration Commands 300

10.1 Error Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 301
10.2 Error Log Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302
11- System Configuration Commands 303

11.1 System Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 305
11.2 System Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 309
11.3 System Management IP related Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 312
11.4 System Management IP related Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 313
11.5 System Management IP related Configuration Command for default TTL . . . . . . . . . . 314
11.6 System Management Default Route Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 315
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11.7 System Management IPv6 related Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 316

11.8 System Management IPv6 related Configuration Command for default hop limit . . . . . . 317
11.9 System Management Default IPv6 Route Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . 318
11.10 LEMI based Outband System Management IP related Configuration Command . . . . . 319
11.11 System Management IP related Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 320
11.12 System Management Outband Default Route Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . 321
11.13 System Uplink Outband Management Vlan Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . 322
11.14 Configure system LEDs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 323
11.15 Configure system Power mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 324
11.16 System SNTP Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 325
11.17 System SNTP Server Table Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 326
11.18 System SNTP Server Table Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 327
11.19 System Loop ID Syntax Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 328
11.20 System Synchronous Interface Timing Clock Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . 331
11.21 System Clock Region Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 333
11.22 System Clock Source Priority Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 334
11.23 NTR PTP Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 335
11.24 NTR Clock Transmission Protocol Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 336
11.25 System Synchronous InterfaceTiming Clock Switching Mode configuration Command . . 338
11.26 NTR Acceptable Clock Master Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 339
11.27 PTP Slave Port DataSet Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 340
11.28 PTP Default Dataset Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 342
11.29 PTP Master Port DataSet Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 344
11.30 PTP master port Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 346
11.31 System Clock Synchronous Source port Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . 348
11.32 PTP L2 port Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 349
11.33 PTP L4 port Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 351
11.34 System Clock Synchronous Status Message Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . 353
11.35 System Clock Synchronous Source port Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . 356
11.36 System Clock Force Reference Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 358
11.37 SSMOut Configuration Command for synce ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 359
11.38 SSMOut Configuration Command for XDSL ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 360
11.39 Clock ToD Parameters Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 362
11.40 ToD Holdover Specification Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 363
11.41 System Clock ToD Sources Priority Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 364
11.42 ALS State Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 365
11.43 ZTP (Zero Touch Provision) State Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 366
11.44 System Relay ID Syntax Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367
11.45 FIPS Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 369
11.46 Lemi Login Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 370
12- Security Configuration Commands 371

12.1 Security Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 373
12.2 Security Banner Configuration Commmand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 379
12.3 Operator Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 381
12.4 Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 384
12.5 Default Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 391
12.6 SNMP View Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 398
12.7 Security SNMP Community Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400
12.8 Security SNMPv3 Group Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402
12.9 Security SNMPv3 User Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 405
12.10 Security SNMPv3 User-Group Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 408
12.11 SNMP Notify View Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 410
12.12 Security SNMP Notification Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 412
12.13 Security SNMP Notification Profile Filter Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . 414
12.14 Security SNMP Element Manager Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 416
12.15 Security TACACS+ Client Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 418
12.16 Security TACACS+ Authentication Server Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . 419
12.17 Security TACACS+ Authorization Server Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . 421
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12.18 Security TACACS+ Accounting Server Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 423

12.19 Security TACACS+ Policy Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 425
12.20 Security Tacacs+ Server Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 426
12.21 Security RADIUS Client Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 428
12.22 Security RADIUS Authentication Server Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . 429
12.23 Security RADIUS Accounting Server Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 431
12.24 Security RADIUS Dynamic Authorization Client Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . 433
12.25 Security RADIUS Policy Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 435
12.26 Security RADIUS Server Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 437
12.27 Security Domain Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 439
12.28 Security Connection Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 441
12.29 Security Connection Policy Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 442
12.30 Security 802.1x PAE System Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 443
12.31 Security 802.1x Port Authentication Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 444
12.32 Security 802.1x Extension, Port Authentication Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . 447
12.33 Security 802.1x Port Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 450
12.34 Security Password Policy Configuration Commmand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 452
12.35 File Transfer Configure Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 454
12.36 file Transfer server Configure Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 455
12.37 file Transfer server Configure Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 457
12.38 PM File Upload Configure Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 459
12.39 5-min CDR File Upload Configure Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 462
12.40 MAC Filter Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 464
12.41 NT slot Security Configuration Commmand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 466
13- Secure Shell Configuration Commands 467

13.1 Secure Shell Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 468
13.2 SSH Server Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 469
13.3 Secure Shell User Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 471
13.4 Secure Shell Access Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 472
13.5 Secure Shell SFTP User Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 474
14- Transaction Configuration Commands 476

14.1 Transaction Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 477
14.2 Transaction Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 478
15- SYSLOG Configuration Commands 479

15.1 SYSLOG Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 480
15.2 Syslog Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 481
15.3 SYSLOG Destination Configuration command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 482
15.4 SYSLOG Route Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 485
16- Software Management Configuration Commands 488

16.1 Software Management Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 489
16.2 Software Replacement Mode Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 490
16.3 Software Management Overall Software Package Configuration Command . . . . . . . . 491
16.4 Database Automatic Activation Configure Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 495
17- QoS Configuration Commands 497

17.1 QoS Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 499
17.2 QoS Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 506
17.3 QoS 802.1P Class-to-Queue Mapping Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 508
17.4 QoS Dsl Control Pkt Policer Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 510
17.5 QoS Nni Control Pkt Policer Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512
17.6 QoS DSCP-to-Dot1P Alignment for L3 Forwarded Traffic Configuration Command . . . . 513
17.7 QoS Queue Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 514
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17.8 QoS Scheduler Node Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 517

17.9 QoS CAC Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 519
17.10 QoS Single Dot1P Marker Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 521
17.11 QoS Single DSCP Marker Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 522
17.12 QoS DSCP Contract Table Marker Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 523
17.13 QoS DSCP Contract Table Code-point Configuration Command For DSCP-contract . . . 524
17.14 QoS Dot1P and DSCP Contract Table Marker Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . 525
17.15 DSCP Contract Table Codepoint Configuration Command For D1p-dscp-contract . . . . 526
17.16 QoS Dot1P and Single DSCP Marker Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 527
17.17 QoS Dot1P Alignment Marker Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 528
17.18 QoS Dot1P Remark Table Marker Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 530
17.19 QoS Dot1P Remark Table Dot1p-value Configuration Command For Dot1P-Remark . . . 531
17.20 QoS Policer Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 532
17.21 QoS L2 Filter Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 536
17.22 QoS L3 Filter Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 538
17.23 QoS Policy Action Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 541
17.24 QoS Policy Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 543
17.25 QoS Session Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 545
17.26 QoS Session Upstream Policy List Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 549
17.27 QoS Session Downstream Policy List Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 550
17.28 QoS Session remote Upstream Policy List Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . 551
17.29 QoS Session Remote Downstream Policy List Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . 552
17.30 QoS AggrQueuesConfig Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 553
17.31 QoS Shaper Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 562
17.32 QoS Bandwidth Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 564
17.33 QoS IngressQoS Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 566
17.34 QoS Rate Limit Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 570
17.35 QoS DSCP to Pbit Mapping Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 573
17.36 QoS DSCP to Pbit Mapping Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 574
17.37 QoS DSCP to Tc Mapping Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 575
17.38 QoS DSCP to Tc Mapping Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 576
17.39 QoS Policer Per Tc Profile Configure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 577
17.40 QoS Policer Per Tc Profile Configure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 578
17.41 QoS CoS Threshold Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 579
17.42 QoS Board-Level Queue and Performance Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . 581
17.43 QoS Queue Threshold Crossing Alarm Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 583
17.44 QoS DSL Link Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 587
17.45 QoS LIM Queue Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 589
17.46 QoS ShdSL Link Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 591
17.47 QoS LIM Queue (SHDSL) Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 593
17.48 QoS Interface Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 595
17.49 QoS Interface Queue Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 603
17.50 QoS Interface Upstream Queue Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 607
17.51 QoS Interface Remote Downstream Queue Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . 612
17.52 QoS Line Control Packets Rate Limit Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 616
17.53 P-bit Based Scheduling For SC Forwarder Cross Connect/Residential Bridge Configuration 618
Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
17.54 QoS system level Up Control Packet DSCP/Pbit marking, TC mapping Configuration 620
Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
17.55 QoS system level Dn Control Packet DSCP/Pbit marking, TC mapping Configuration 622
Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
17.56 QoS handling of upstream protocols(ARP, PPPoE, DHCPv4/v6,ND and MLD) for DSL LT's624
Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
18- VLAN Configuration Commands 625

18.1 VLAN Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 626
18.2 VLAN General Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 628
18.3 Virtual MAC Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 629
18.4 VLAN Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 630
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18.5 VLAN Filtering Database Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 641

18.6 VLAN Port Filtering Database Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 644
18.7 VLAN Protocol-based Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 647
18.8 Vlan Pbit Traffic Counter Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 650
18.9 Vlan Priority Regeneration Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 653
19- Bridge Configuration Commands 655

19.1 Bridge Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 656
19.2 Bridge General Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 658
19.3 Bridge Port Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 659
19.4 Bridge Port to VLAN Association Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 666
19.5 L2 Static User Ip Address Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 674
19.6 L2 Static User Ipv6 Address Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 677
20- VLAN Tpid Configuration Commands 680

20.1 VLAN Tpid Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 681
21- VLAN Tpid Configuration Commands 684

21.1 VLAN Tpid Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 685
22- Li_VLAN Configuration Commands 688

22.1 Li_VLAN Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 689
22.2 li_vlan Li Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 690
23- ARP-RELAY Configuration Commands 691

23.1 ARP-RELAY Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 692
23.2 Arp-Relay Statistics Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 693
24- IGMP Configuration Commands 696

24.1 IGMP Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 697
24.2 IGMP Channel Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 699
24.3 IGMP Channel Permission Package Members Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . 704
24.4 IGMP Channel Preview Package Members Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . 707
24.5 IGMP Package Bitmaps Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 710
24.6 IGMP System Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 712
24.7 IGMP System CDR Type Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 716
24.8 IGMP Vlan System Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 717
24.9 IGMP Multicast Vlan Translation Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 718
24.10 IGMP Multicast Pon Vlan Translation Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 719
24.11 Igmp Multicast Service Context Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 720
25- Multicast Configuration Commands 721

25.1 Multicast Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 722
25.2 Multicast General Group Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 724
25.3 General Multicast Package Members Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 726
25.4 Multicast Capacity Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 727
25.5 Multicast Channel Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 728
25.6 Multicast Channel Package Members Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 730
25.7 Multicast Channel Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 731
25.8 Multicast Channel Package Members Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 734
25.9 Multicast Monitoring Source Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 735
25.10 Multicast Monitoring Channel Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 736
25.11 Multicast Static Branch Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 737
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26- PPPoE Configuration Commands 740

26.1 PPPoE Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 741
26.2 PPPoE Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 742
26.3 PPPoE Client Interface Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 744
27- PPPoEL2STATS Configuration Commands 747

27.1 PPPoEL2STATS Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 748
27.2 Pppoe-L2 Statistics Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 749
28- DHCP Relay Configuration Commands 752

28.1 DHCP Relay Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 753
28.2 DHCP Relay User Port Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 754
28.3 DHCP v6 Relay User Port Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 757
29- CPE Remote Configuration Commands 760

29.1 CPE Remote Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 761
29.2 CPE Remote Management System Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 762
29.3 CPE Manager Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 763
29.4 CPE IPProxy Session Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 764
30- L2CP Configuration Commands 765

30.1 L2CP Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 766
30.2 L2CP Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 767
30.3 L2CP Session Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 768
30.4 L2CP User Port Partition Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 771
31- Voice Ont Configuration Commands 776

31.1 Voice Ont Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 778
31.2 Voice ONT Service Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 785
31.3 Performance Monitoring configuration command for VOIP service . . . . . . . . . . . . . 790
31.4 Voice ONT POTS Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 792
31.5 Voice ONT Voice-Port Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 796
31.6 GPON Authentication Security Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800
31.7 Voice ONT Secure URI profile Configuration command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 802
31.8 GPON URI Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 804
31.9 GPON Tone Pattern Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 805
31.10 GPON Tone Pattern Sequence Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 807
31.11 Tone Event Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 811
31.12 GPON Busy Tone Event Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 812
31.13 GPON First Call Wait Tone Event Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . 814
31.14 GPON Second Call Wait Tone Event Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . 816
31.15 GPON Third Call Wait Tone Event Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . 818
31.16 GPON Fourth Call Wait Tone Event Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . 820
31.17 GPON Alert Tone Event Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 822
31.18 GPON Special Dial Tone Event Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 824
31.19 GPON Special Info Tone Event Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 826
31.20 GPON Release Tone Event Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 828
31.21 GPON Congest Tone Event Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 830
31.22 GPON Confirm Tone Event Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 832
31.23 GPON Dial Tone Event Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 834
31.24 GPON Message Wait Tone Event Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . 836
31.25 GPON Reorder Tone Event Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 838
31.26 GPON Ring Back Tone Event Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 840
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31.27 GPON Roh Tone Event Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 842

31.28 GPON Stutter Tone Event Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 844
31.29 GPON Intrusion Tone Event Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 846
31.30 GPON Dead Tone Event Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 848
31.31 GPON First User Defined Tone Event Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . 850
31.32 GPON Second User Defined Tone Event Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . 852
31.33 GPON Third User Defined Tone Event Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . 854
31.34 GPON Fourth User Defined Tone Event Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . 856
31.35 GPON Network Dial Plan Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 858
31.36 Create a RTP profile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 860
31.37 Create a Voice Service profile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 862
31.38 Create a VOIP Application Service Profile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 865
31.39 Create a VOIP media profile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 870
31.40 GPON Ringing Pattern Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 876
31.41 GPON Ringing Pattern Sequence Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . 878
31.42 GPON Ring Event Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 881
31.43 GPON VOIP Feature Access Codes Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . 884
31.44 GPON Common VOIP Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 887
31.45 GPON Voice ONT POTS Rtp PM Mode Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . 889
31.46 GPON ONT SIP Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 891
31.47 Voice Ont SIP Agent PM Mode Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 895
31.48 Voice Ont SIP Agent Call PM Mode Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 897
31.49 Configure ont POT SIP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 899
31.50 Voice ONT MGC Configuration command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 903
31.51 Voice ONT MGC PM monitoring command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 907
31.52 Voice Ont Pots Call PM Mode Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 909
32- Debug Configuration Commands 911

32.1 Debug Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 912
32.2 Protocol Tracing Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 913
33- Ethernet User Ports Configuration Commands 916

33.1 Ethernet User Ports Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 917
33.2 Ethernet Line Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 918
33.3 Ethernet Line TCA Threshold Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920
33.4 Ethernet Line Mau Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 922
34- ONT Ethernet Port Configuration Command 925

34.1 ONT Ethernet Port Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 926
34.2 ONT Ethernet Port Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 927
34.3 ONT Ethernet Port Physical Layer Performance Monitoring Configuration Command . . . 931
34.4 Ethernet ONT Uni Physical Layer Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 933
34.5 Ethernet ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 935
34.6 L2 UNI ONT Performance Monitor Extended 32bit Configuration Command . . . . . . . . 937
34.7 UNI Port Shutdown-Ais Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 939
35- CFM Configuration Commands 941

35.1 CFM Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 942
35.2 Maintenance Domain Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 944
35.3 Maintenance Association Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 946
35.4 Maintenance Association End Point Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 950
35.5 MEP located on ONU UNI enabled ITU-T Y.1731 Ethernet Alarm Indication Signal(ETH-AIS) 954
function Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
35.6 Active Remote Maintenance Association End Point Configuration Command . . . . . . . . 956
35.7 Remote Maintenance Association End Point Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . 957
35.8 Synthetic Loss Measurement configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 958
35.9 CFM PM-Proactive test management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 959
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35.10 CFM PM Proactive test management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 960
36- Ethernet Ring Configuration Command 962

36.1 Ethernet Ring Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 963
36.2 Ethernet Ring Instance Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 964
36.3 Ethernet Ring Path Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 966
36.4 Ethernet Ring Data Vlan Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 968
37- Trouble-Shooting Configuration Commands 969

37.1 Trouble-Shooting Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 970
37.2 Trouble-shooting Interface Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 971
38- Trouble-Shooting Pbit Counter Configuration Command 974

38.1 Trouble-Shooting Pbit Counter Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 975
38.2 Trouble-shooting pbit counter Interface Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 976
39- Trouble-Shooting Pon Interface Configuration Command 979

39.1 Trouble-Shooting Pon Interface Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 980
39.2 Trouble-shooting Pon Interface Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 981
39.3 Trouble-Shooting threshold Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 982
39.4 Trouble shooting Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 983
40- LACP Configuration Commands 985

40.1 LACP Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 986
40.2 LACP general configuration command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 987
40.3 LACP port configuration command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 988
40.4 LACP group configuration command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 990
40.5 LACP Group Port configuration command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 992
41- NGpon2 Channel Group/Sub Channel Group Configuration Commands 994

41.1 NGpon2 Channel Group/Sub Channel Group Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . 995
41.2 NGpon2 Channel Group Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 996
41.3 NGpon2 Channel Group Member Association Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 998
41.4 NGpon2 Sub Channel Group Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 999
41.5 NGpon2 Sub Channel Group Member Association Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1002
42- Pon Configuration Commands 1003

42.1 Pon Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1004
42.2 Pon Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1007
42.3 Pon Interface Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1008
42.4 Pon GEM Port Performance Monitoring Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1013
42.5 OLT-SIDE TC-layer Performance Monitoring Counter Thresholds Configuration Command1015
for PON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
42.6 Multicast TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command for PON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1017
42.7 XGPON Physical-layer Performance Monitoring Command for PON . . . . . . . . . . . .1019
42.8 XGPON Upstream FEC Performance Monitoring Command for PON . . . . . . . . . . . .1021
42.9 XGPON TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command for PON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1023
42.10 OTDR enable Command for PON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1025
42.11 PON Utilization PM Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1027
42.12 PON Utilization TCA Threshold Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1029
42.13 Deactivate Ont threshold Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1035
42.16 Power Shedding Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1041
42.17 Voice ONT Secure URI profile Configuration command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1043
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42.18 GPON Authentication Security Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1045

42.19 GPON URI Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1047
43- Uni Ont Configuration Commands 1048

43.1 Uni Ont Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1049
43.2 Uni Ont Video Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1050
43.3 Uni Ont TC layer Ccounters Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1052
44- CES Configuration Commands 1054

44.1 CES Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1055
44.2 CES Maintenance Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1057
44.3 CES Service Port Provisioning Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1059
44.4 CES Service PM Mode Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1062
44.5 CES Service Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1064
44.6 CES Service Gem Port Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1069
44.7 CES Service Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1071
45- ANI ONT Configuration Commands 1073

45.1 ANI ONT Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1074
45.2 ANI ONT Thershold Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1075
45.3 ANI ONT Video Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1077
46- ONT HPNA Configuration Commands 1079

46.1 ONT HPNA Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1080
46.2 ONT HPNA Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1081
46.3 ONT HPNA L2 Port Performance Monitoring Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . .1084
46.4 Hpna ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1086
47- L2UNI Configuration Commands 1088

47.1 L2UNI Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1089
47.2 L2 UNI ONT Performance Monitor Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1090
47.3 L2 UNI ONT Performance Monitor Extended 32bit Configuration Command . . . . . . . .1092
47.4 TC-layer Performance Monitoring Counter Thresholds Configuration Command for 1094
ONTL2UNI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
48- IpHost Configuration Commands 1096

48.1 IpHost Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1097
48.2 Voice Ont IP-Host Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1098
48.3 Voice Ont IP-Host PM Mode Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1102
49- ONT VEIP Configuration Commands 1104

49.1 ONT VEIP Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1105
49.2 ONT VEIP Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1106
49.3 ONT VEIP Port L2 Performance Monitoring Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . .1108
49.4 Veip ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1110
49.5 L2 UNI ONT Performance Monitor Extended 32bit Configuration Command . . . . . . . .1113
50- MoCA Configuration Commands 1115

50.1 MoCA Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1116
50.2 MoCA ONT Uni Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1117
50.3 MoCA ONT Uni Physical Layer Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1120
50.4 MoCA ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1122
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51- Configure NTP parameters on a specific ONT 1124

51.1 Configure NTP parameters on a specific ONT Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1125
51.2 Configure NTP parameters on a specific ONT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1126
52- Channel Pair Configuration Commands 1128

52.1 Channel Pair Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1129
52.2 Channel Pair Profiles Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1131
52.3 Channel-Pair Wavelength Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1132
52.4 Channel Pair Interface Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1134
52.5 Channel Pair XGEM Port Performance Monitoring Configuration Command . . . . . . . .1138
52.6 OLT-SIDE TC-layer Performance Monitoring Counter Thresholds Configuration Command1140
for channel pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
52.7 Multicast TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command for channel pair . . . . . . . . . . .1142
52.8 NGPON2 Physical-layer Performance Monitoring Command for channel pair . . . . . . .1144
52.9 NGPON2 Upstream FEC Performance Monitoring Command for channel pair . . . . . . .1146
52.10 NGPON2 TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command for channel pair . . . . . . . . . .1148
52.11 Trouble shooting Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1150
52.12 Trouble-shooting Interface Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1151
52.13 Trouble shooting Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1152
52.14 Channel Pair Utilization PM Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1153
52.15 Channel Pair Utilization TCA Threshold Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . .1155
52.19 Trouble-Shooting threshold Configuration Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1167
53- Tr069 Server Management Configuration Commands 1168

53.1 Tr069 Server Management Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1169
53.2 ONT Tr069 Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1170
54- Snmp Agent Management Configuration Commands 1172

54.1 Snmp Agent Management Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1173
55- System Level Generic Pon Config Commands 1174

55.1 System Level Generic Pon Config Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1175
55.2 Generic PON Data Path Integrity Threshold command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1177
55.3 Generic PON Utilization PM Mode Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1178
55.4 Generic PON Utilization TCA Threshold Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1179
55.5 System ONT Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1185
55.6 Power Shedding Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1187
55.7 OLT GIS info Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1189
55.8 System PONLOS Alarm Re-define Switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1191
55.9 System PONLOS Alarm Re-define Switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1192
56- CLI Alias Configuration Command 1194

56.1 CLI Alias Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1195
56.2 CLI Alias Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1196
57- LLDPMed Configuration Commands 1197

57.1 LLDPMed Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1198
57.2 LLDPMed Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1199
57.3 LLDP port configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1200
57.4 LLDP MED Local Media Policy configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1203
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58- Dual-Parenting Configuration Commands 1206

58.1 Dual-Parenting Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1207
59- Dual-Parenting ProtGrp Configuration Commands 1208

59.1 Dual-Parenting ProtGrp Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1209
59.2 Dual-Parenting ProtGrp Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1210
60- Dual-Parenting local-node Configuration Commands 1212

60.1 Dual-Parenting local-node Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1213
60.2 Dual-Parenting local-node Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1214
61- Dual-Parenting peer-node Configuration Commands 1215

61.1 Dual-Parenting peer-node Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1216
61.2 Dual-Parenting peer-node Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1217
62- Interface Management Configuration Commands 1218

62.1 Interface Management Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1219
62.2 TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1220
63- IPv6 Configuration Commands 1222

63.1 IPv6 Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1223
63.2 ipv6 anti-spoofing Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1224
64- Mcast control Configuration Commands 1225

64.1 Mcast control Configuration Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1226
64.2 mcast Channel Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1228
64.3 IGMP Channel Permission Package Members Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . .1233
64.4 IGMP Channel Preview Package Members Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . .1236
64.5 mcast System Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1239
64.6 IGMP System CDR Type Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1243
64.7 MLD Vlan System Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1244
64.8 MLD Vlan System Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1245
64.9 IGMP Vlan System Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1246
64.10 IGMP Vlan System Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1247
64.11 mcast Multicast Vlan Translation Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1248
64.12 Multicast Pon Vlan Translation Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1249
64.13 Multicast Service Context Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1250
64.14 mcast Package Bitmaps Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1251
65- Equipment Status Commands 1253

65.1 Equipment Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1254
65.2 Slot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1255
65.3 Profile Description Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1261
65.4 Shelf Summary Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1262
65.5 SFP/XFP Diagnostics Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1264
65.6 SFP/XFP Diagnostics Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1270
65.7 Sfp RSSI Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1276
65.8 Board Temperature Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1277
65.9 Board Planned Resource Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1279
65.10 Transceiver Inventory Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1281
65.11 NE Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1288
65.12 Rack Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1290
65.13 Shelf Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1292
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65.14 Power Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1296
66- ONT Status Commands 1298

66.1 ONT Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1300
66.2 ONT Interface Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1303
66.3 ONT Interface Operational Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1307
66.4 ONT Card Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1313
66.5 ONT Software Control Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1316
66.6 ONT Software Version Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1317
66.7 ONT Software Download Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1318
66.8 ONT Data Store Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1322
66.9 ONT Optics Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1324
66.10 ONT Optics History Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1327
66.11 ONT Power Shedding Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1331
66.12 GPON ont Olt-side on-demand Aggregate gem Current-Interval Performance Monitoring 1333
Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
66.13 GPON ont Olt-side on-demand aggregate gem Previous-Interval Performance Monitoring1335
Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
66.14 GPON ont Ont-side aggregate gem Current-Interval Performance Monitoring Command 1337
66.15 GPON ont Ont-side Aggregate gem Previous-Interval Performance Monitoring Command1339
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
66.16 GPON ont Olt-side Always-on Aggregate gem Current-Interval Performance Monitoring 1341
Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
66.17 GPON Ont Olt-side Always-on Aggregate gem Previous-Interval Performance Monitoring1343
Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
66.18 Multicast TC-layer Current Interval Performance Data Status Command . . . . . . . . .1345
66.19 Multicast TC-layer Previous Interval Performance Data Status Command . . . . . . . . .1347
66.20 Fec TC-layer Current Interval Counters Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1349
66.21 Olt-side FEC TC-layer Current Interval Counters Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1351
66.22 ONT Software Control List Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1353
66.23 GPON ont pon aggregate ethernet Current-Interval Performance Monitoring Command .1355
66.24 GPON ont pon Aggregate ethernet Previous-Interval Performance Monitoring Command 1357
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
66.25 GPON ont pon aggregate ethernet total Performance Monitoring Command . . . . . . .1360
66.26 Olt-side Physical-layer Current Interval Counters Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1362
66.27 XGPON ONT Ont-side tc-layer Current-Interval Performance Monitoring Command . . .1364
66.28 XGPON ONT Ont-side tc-layer Previous-Interval Performance Monitoring Command . .1366
66.29 XGPON ONT Olt-side tc-layer Current-Interval Performance Monitoring Command . . .1368
66.30 XGPON ONT Olt-side tc-layer Previous-Interval Performance Monitoring Command . . .1370
66.31 ONT Utilization Current Interval PM Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1372
66.32 ONT Utilization Previous Interval PM Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1374
66.33 ONT Configure File Download Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1376
66.34 ONT Configure File Download Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1381
66.35 ONT Config File Download Status Per Channel Group/Sub Channel Group Command .1382
66.36 ONT Index Lookup Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1388
66.37 ONT Gis Info Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1390
66.38 XGPON ONT Olt-side Performance Monitoring Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1392
66.39 XGPON ONT Previous-Interval Performance Monitoring Command . . . . . . . . . . . .1395
66.40 GPON ONT Memory Usage Current-Interval Performance Monitoring Command . . . . .1398
66.41 GPON ONT Memory Usage Previous-Interval Performance Monitoring Command . . . .1400
66.42 GPON ONT CPU Load Current-Interval Performance Monitoring Command . . . . . . .1402
66.43 GPON ONT CPU Load previous-Interval Performance Monitoring Command . . . . . . .1404
67- ONT Ranging Status Commands 1406

67.1 ONT Ranging Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1407
67.2 ONT Channel-group Ranging Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1408
67.3 ONT Channel-pair Ranging Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1411
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68- ONT Software Download Status Command 1413

68.1 ONT Software Download Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1414
68.2 ONT Software Download Status Per Channel Group/Sub Channel Group Command . . .1415
69- ONT Status Commands 1419

69.1 ONT Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1420
69.2 GPON ONT Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1421
69.5 NGPON ONT Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1430
70- show tc-layer pm data 1434

70.1 show tc-layer pm data Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1435
70.2 show TC-layer ONT side Current Interval Performance Data Status Command . . . . . .1436
70.3 show TC-layer ONT side Previous Interval Performance Data Status Command . . . . . .1438
71- Trap Status Commands 1440

71.1 Trap Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1441
71.2 Trap Manager Queue Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1442
71.3 Trap Manager Queue Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1443
72- Alarm Delta Log Status Commands 1444

72.1 Alarm Delta Log Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1445
72.2 Alarm Generic Delta Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1446
72.3 Indeterminate Alarm Delta Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1448
72.4 Warning Alarm Delta Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1495
72.5 Minor Alarm Delta Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1542
72.6 Major Alarm Delta Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1589
72.7 Critical Alarm Delta Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1636
73- query current alarms by filters 1683

73.1 query current alarms by filters Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1685
73.2 show current alarm by filters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1693
73.10 show current alarm by filters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1745
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74- Alarm Log Status Commands 2383

74.1 Alarm Log Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2385
74.2 Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2389
74.3 Equipment Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2394
74.4 Equipment Holder Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2397
74.5 Equipment Holder Extended Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2401
74.6 Plug-in Unit Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2404
74.7 Ethernet Interface Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2408
74.8 Software Management Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2409
74.9 Temporal Filter Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2412
74.10 Spatial Filter Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2420
74.11 Protection Group Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2428
74.12 Authentication Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2432
74.13 Custom Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2435
74.14 SFP Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2441
74.15 Custom External Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2444
74.16 SFP RSSI for NT Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2446
74.17 Plug In Unit Extended Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2450
74.18 Ether-Tca Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2455
74.19 Ether-Sfp Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2458
74.20 Ether-Sfp Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2461
74.21 Alarm Qos Slot Log Status Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2464
74.22 Alarm Qos Queue Log Status Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2467
74.23 Log File Transfer Server Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2470
74.24 Log L2 Forward Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2472
74.25 External Device Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2475
74.26 Multicast Source Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2476
74.27 Vlanport Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2478
74.28 LAG Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2481
74.29 Sync Clock Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2483
74.30 Equipment Supplemental Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2488
74.31 Otdr Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2490
74.32 Management Security Access Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2496
74.33 ONT SNMP Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2498
74.34 Tr069 Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2500
74.35 Bulk Sync Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2502
74.36 Ont protection Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2505
74.37 ONT General Supplemental Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2507
74.38 SFU ONT General Supplemental Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2512
74.39 SOHO ONT General Supplemental Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . .2516
74.40 MDU ONT General Supplemental Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2520
74.41 ONT General Supplemental 2 Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2524
74.42 SFU ONT General Supplemental 2 Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2527
74.43 SOHO ONT General Supplemental 2 Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . .2530
74.44 MDU ONT General Supplemental 2 Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . .2533
74.45 LT CFM Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2536
74.46 ont loop detect Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2538
74.47 ONT PLOAM Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2541
74.48 SFU ONT PLOAM Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2545
74.49 SOHO ONT PLOAM Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2549
74.50 MDU ONT PLOAM Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2553
74.51 ONT General Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2557
74.52 SFU ONT General Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2561
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74.53 SOHO ONT General Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2565

74.54 MDU ONT General Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2569
74.55 ONT SUBSCRIBER CARD Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2573
74.56 ONT SERVICES POTS Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2576
74.57 ONT SERVICES LAN Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2581
74.58 ONT TC TCA Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2583
74.59 ONT TCA Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2585
74.60 ONT L2 UNI Ethernet TCA Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2587
74.61 OLT PON TC TCA Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2589
74.62 OLT PON Utilization TCA Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2591
74.63 OLT Channel Pair Utilization TCA Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2595
74.64 OLT ONT TC TCA Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2599
74.65 ONT POTS SUPPLEMENTAL Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2601
74.66 ONT VEIP Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2604
74.67 ONT IP HOST Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2606
74.68 Alarm Table Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2608
74.69 ONT VIDEO Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2610
74.70 ONT CES Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2612
74.71 ONT VOIP Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2615
74.72 ONT VIDEO ANI Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2620
74.73 ONT PWE Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2622
74.74 ONT CESE1 Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2625
74.75 ONT XDSL Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2627
74.76 ONT XDSL TCA Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2630
74.77 ONT HPNA Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2632
74.78 ONT SIP AGENT CFG Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2634
74.79 ONT VOIP CFG Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2637
74.80 ONT MGC Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2641
74.81 ONT MoCA Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2643
74.82 ONT MoCA Threshold Crossing Alert (TCA) Alarm Log Command . . . . . . . . . . . .2645
74.83 Channel Pair Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2647
74.84 Channel Pair OLT TC TCA Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2651
74.85 Ont Configuration Download Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2653
74.86 HGU TR069 Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2656
74.87 Equipment Holder Extended Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2664
74.88 Ethernet Ring Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2668
74.89 Inband manangement vlan with no vlanport Alarm Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2670
74.90 Lldpmed Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2672
75- Alarm Snap-shot Status Commands 2674

75.1 Alarm Snap-shot Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2677
75.2 Alarm Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2681
75.3 Alarm Snapshot Equipment Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2686
75.4 Equipment Holder Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2688
75.5 Equipment Holder Alarm Extended Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2690
75.6 Plug-in Unit Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2692
75.7 Alarm Snapshot Ethernet Interface Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2695
75.8 Alarm Snapshot Software Management Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2696
75.9 Alarm Snapshot Temporal Filter Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2698
75.10 Alarm Snapshot Spatial Filter Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2702
75.11 OLT General Alarm Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2706
75.12 Authentication Alarms for Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2710
75.13 Alarm Custom Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2713
75.14 Alarm SFP Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2717
75.15 Alarm Custom External Snap Shot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2720
75.16 Alarm RSSI SFP Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2722
75.17 Alarm Plug In Unit Extended Snap Shot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2726
75.18 Alarm Snap-shot Ether-Tca Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2730
75.19 Alarm Snap-shot Ether-Sfp Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2732
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75.20 Alarm Snap-shot Ether-Sfp Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2734

75.21 Alarm Snap-shot SIP Termination Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2736
75.22 Alarm Snap-shot SIP Termination Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2738
75.23 Alarm File Transfer Server Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2741
75.24 Alarm L2 Forward Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2742
75.25 Alarm Snap-shot External Device Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2745
75.26 Alarm Snap-shot Multicast Source Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2746
75.27 Vlanport Alarm Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2748
75.28 LAG Alarm SnapShot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2751
75.29 Sync Clock Alarm SnapShot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2753
75.30 Alarm Snapshot Equipment Supplemental Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2757
75.31 Otdr Alarm SnapShot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2759
75.32 Management Security Access Alarm SnapShot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . .2765
75.33 Alarm ONT SNMP Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2767
75.36 Ont protection Alarm Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2774
75.37 ONT General Supplemental Alarm Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2776
75.38 SFU ONT General Supplemental Alarm Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . .2780
75.39 SOHO ONT General Supplemental Alarm Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . .2784
75.40 MDU ONT General Supplemental Alarm Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . .2788
75.41 ONT General Supplemental 2 Alarm Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . .2792
75.42 SFU ONT General Supplemental 2 Alarm Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . .2795
75.43 SOHO ONT General Supplemental 2 Alarm Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . .2798
75.44 MDU ONT General Supplemental 2 Alarm Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . .2801
75.45 LT CFM Alarm SnapShot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2804
75.46 ONT loop detect alarm Snap-shot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2806
75.47 ONT PLOAM Alarm Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2809
75.48 SFU ONT PLOAM Alarm Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2813
75.49 SOHO ONT PLOAM Alarm Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2817
75.50 MDU ONT PLOAM Alarm Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2821
75.51 ONT General Alarm Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2825
75.52 SFU ONT General Alarm Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2829
75.53 SOHO ONT General Alarm Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2833
75.54 MDU ONT General Alarm Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2837
75.55 Alarm SnapShot ONT SUBSCRIBER CARD Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2841
75.56 Alarm SnapShot ONT SERVICES POTS Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2843
75.57 Alarm SnapShot ONT SERVICES LAN Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2848
75.58 ONT TCA Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2850
75.59 Alarm SnapShot ONT TC TCA Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2852
75.60 Alarm SnapShot ONT L2 UNI Ethernet TCA Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2854
75.61 Alarm SnapShot OLT PON TC TCA Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2856
75.62 Alarm SnapShot OLT PON Utilization TCA Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2858
75.63 Alarm SnapShot OLT Channel Pair Utilization TCA Status Command . . . . . . . . . . .2862
75.64 Alarm SnapShot OLT ONT TC TCA Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2866
75.65 Alarm SnapShot ONT POTS SUPPLEMENTAL Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . .2868
75.66 Alarm SnapShot ONT VEIP Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2871
75.67 Alarm SnapShot ONT IP HOST Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2873
75.68 Alarm Table Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2875
75.69 Alarm SnapShot ONT VIDEO Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2876
75.70 Alarm SnapShot ONT CES Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2878
75.71 Alarm SnapShot ONT VOIP Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2880
75.72 Alarm SnapShot ONT VIDEO ANI Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2885
75.73 Alarm SnapShot ONT PWE Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2887
75.74 Alarm SnapShot ONT CESE1 Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2889
75.75 Alarm SnapShot ONT XDSL Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2891
75.76 Alarm SnapShot ONT XDSL TCA Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2894
75.77 Alarm SnapShot ONT HPNA Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2896
75.78 Alarm SnapShot ONT SIP AGENT CFG Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2898
75.79 Alarm SnapShot ONT VOIP CFG Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2901
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75.80 Alarm SnapShot ONT MGC Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2905

75.81 Alarm Snapshot ONT MoCA Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2907
75.82 ONT MoCA Threshold Crossing Alert (TCA) Alarm Snapshot Status Command . . . . .2909
75.83 Ont Configuration Download Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2911
75.84 Alarm Snapshot Channel Pair OLT TC TCA Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2914
75.85 Alarm Snapshot Channel Pair Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2916
75.86 HGU TR069 Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2919
75.87 Equipment Holder Alarm Extended Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2924
75.88 Ethernet Ring Alarm SnapShot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2927
75.90 Lldpmed Alarm Snapshot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2931
76- Current Alarm Status Commands 2933

76.1 Current Alarm Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2936
76.2 Alarm Current Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2940
76.3 Equipment Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2945
76.4 Equipment Holder Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2947
76.5 Equipment Holder Extended Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2949
76.6 Plug-in Unit Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2952
76.7 Ethernet Interface Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2955
76.8 Software Management Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2956
76.9 Temporal Filter Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2958
76.10 Spatial Filter Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2962
76.11 OLT General Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2966
76.12 Authentication Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2970
76.13 Custom Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2973
76.14 SFP Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2977
76.15 Custom External Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2980
76.16 SFP RSSI Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2982
76.17 Plug In Unit Extended Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2986
76.18 Alarm Current Ether-Tca Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2990
76.19 Alarm Current Ether-Sfp Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2992
76.20 Alarm Current Ether-Sfp Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2994
76.21 Alarm Current Qos Slot Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2996
76.22 Alarm Current Qos Queue Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2998
76.23 Alarm File Transfer Server Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3001
76.24 Alarm L2 Forward Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3002
76.25 Alarm Current External Device Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3005
76.26 Multicast Source Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3006
76.27 Vlanport Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3008
76.28 LAG Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3011
76.29 Sync Clock Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3013
76.30 Equipment Supplemental Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3017
76.31 Otdr Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3019
76.32 Management Security Access Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3025
76.34 ONT SNMP Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3029
76.36 Ont protection Alarm Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3034
76.37 ONT General Supplemental Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3036
76.38 SFU ONT General Supplemental Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . .3040
76.39 SOHO ONT General Supplemental Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . .3044
76.40 MDU ONT General Supplemental Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . .3048
76.41 ONT General Supplemental 2 Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3052
76.42 SFU ONT General Supplemental 2 Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . .3055
76.43 SOHO ONT General Supplemental 2 Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . .3058
76.44 MDU ONT General Supplemental 2 Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . .3061
76.45 LT CFM Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3064
76.46 Ont loop detect Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3066
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76.47 ONT PLOAM Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3069

76.48 SFU ONT PLOAM Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3073
76.49 SOHO ONT PLOAM Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3077
76.50 MDU ONT PLOAM Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3081
76.51 ONT General Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3085
76.52 SFU ONT General Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3089
76.53 SOHO ONT General Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3093
76.54 MDU ONT General Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3097
76.55 ONT SUBSCRIBER CARD Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3101
76.56 ONT SERVICES POTS Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3103
76.57 ONT SERVICES LAN Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3108
76.58 ONT TCA Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3110
76.59 ONT TC TCA Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3112
76.60 ONT L2 UNI Ethernet TCA Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3114
76.61 OLT PON TC TCA Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3116
76.62 OLT PON Utilization TCA Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3118
76.63 OLT Channel Pair Utilization TCA Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . .3122
76.64 OLT ONT TC TCA Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3126
76.65 ONT POTS SUPPLEMENTAL Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3128
76.66 ONT VEIP Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3131
76.67 ONT IP HOST Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3133
76.68 Alarm Table Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3135
76.69 ONT VIDEO Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3136
76.70 ONT CES Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3138
76.71 ONT VOIP Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3140
76.72 ONT VIDEO ANI Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3145
76.73 ONT PWE Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3147
76.74 ONT CESE1 Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3149
76.75 ONT XDSL Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3151
76.76 ONT XDSL TCA Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3154
76.77 ONT HPNA Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3156
76.78 ONT SIP AGENT CFG Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3158
76.79 ONT VOIP CFG Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3161
76.80 ONT MGC Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3165
76.81 ONT MoCA Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3167
76.82 ONT MoCA Threshold Crossing Alert (TCA) Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . .3169
76.83 Channel Pair Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3171
76.84 Channel Pair OLT TC TCA Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3175
76.85 Ont Configuration Download Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3177
76.86 HGU TR069 Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3180
76.87 Equipment Holder Extended Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3185
76.88 Ethernet Ring Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3187
76.90 LldpMed Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3191
76.91 ANCP Adjacency Current Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3193
77- VLAN Status Commands 3195

77.1 VLAN Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3196
77.2 Global VLAN Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3198
77.3 Residential Bridge VLAN Summary Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3199
77.4 Residential Bridge VLAN Extensive Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3202
77.5 Cross-connect VLAN Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3207
77.6 Stacked VLAN Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3212
77.7 Stacked QoS VLAN Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3214
77.8 QoS C-VLAN Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3216
77.9 Layer-2 Terminated VLAN Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3217
77.10 VLAN Name Mapping Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3219
77.11 VLAN Filtering Database Per LIM Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3220
77.12 Bridge Port Filtering Database Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3224
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77.13 VLAN Priority Regeneration Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3227

77.14 VLAN Priority Regeneration Profile Name Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3230
77.15 Show Next Free ID of VLAN Priority Regeneration Profile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3233
77.16 Duplicate MAC Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3234
77.17 Port Event Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3238
77.18 Port Statistics for Current Quarter Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3241
77.19 Port Statistics for Current Day Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3244
77.20 Port Statistics for Previous Quarter Intervals Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3247
77.21 Port Statistics for Previous Day Intervals Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3250
77.22 VLAN Port Statistics for Current Quarter Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3253
77.23 VLAN Port Statistics for Current Day Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3257
77.24 VLAN Port Statistics for Previous Quarter Intervals Status Command . . . . . . . . . . .3261
77.25 VLAN Port Statistics for Previous Day Intervals Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . .3265
77.26 VLAN Filtering Database Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3269
77.27 P-bit Traffic Counters Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3272
77.28 Current VLAN Filtering Database Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3275
77.29 Accumulated Port Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3277
78- QOS Status Commands 3280

78.1 QOS Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3282
78.2 QoS Session Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3284
78.3 QoS Marker Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3285
78.4 QoS Policer Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3286
78.5 QoS Queue Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3287
78.6 QoS Scheduler Node Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3288
78.7 QoS CAC Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3289
78.8 QoS Policy Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3290
78.9 QoS L2 Filter Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3291
78.10 QoS L3 Filter Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3292
78.11 QoS Policy Action Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3293
78.12 QoS IngressQoS Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3294
78.13 QoS Shaper Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3295
78.14 QoS Bandwidth Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3296
78.15 QoS Rate Limit Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3297
78.16 QoS DSCP to PBIT Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3298
78.17 QoS Policer Per Tc Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3299
78.18 QoS Policer Threshold Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3300
78.19 QoS aggrQueuesConfig Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3301
78.20 QoS Ingress filter Resource Usage Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3302
78.21 QoS DSL Bandwidth Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3304
78.22 QoS Shdsl Bandwidth Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3306
78.23 QoS Ethernet Bandwidth Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3308
78.24 QoS Interface Bandwidth Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3311
78.25 QoS Total Buffer Overflow Statistics for Previous Quarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3316
78.26 QoS Total Buffer Overflow Statistics for Current Quarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3319
78.27 QoS Total Buffer Overflow Statistics for Previous Day Command . . . . . . . . . . . . .3322
78.28 QoS Total Buffer Overflow Statistics for Current Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3325
78.29 QoS Total Buffer Overflow Statistics Total Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3328
78.30 QoS Interface Buffer Overflow Statistics for Previous Quarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3332
78.31 QoS Interface Buffer Overflow Statistics for Current Quarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3336
78.32 QoS Fan Out Statistics for Previous Quarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3340
78.33 QoS Fan Out Statistics for Current 15 minutes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3342
78.34 QoS Fan Out Statistics for Previous Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3344
78.35 QoS Fan Out Statistics for Current Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3346
78.36 QoS LT Queue Overflow Statistics for Previous Quarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3348
78.37 QoS LT Queue Overflow Statistics for current Quarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3350
78.38 QoS Interface Color Queue Statistics for Previous 15 minutes Quarter . . . . . . . . . .3352
78.39 QoS Interface Color Queue Statistics for Current 15 minutes Quarter . . . . . . . . . . .3357
78.40 QoS TC2QMapping Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3361
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78.41 QoS Bandwidth Profile Actuals Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3363
79- ARP-RELAY Status Commands 3365

79.1 ARP-RELAY Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3366
79.2 ARP-RELAY statistics Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3367
79.3 ARP-RELAY summary statistics Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3369
79.4 ARP-RELAY detailed statistics Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3372
80- xDSL Status Commands 3376

80.1 xDSL Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3377
81- Gpon xDSL Status Commands 3378

81.1 Gpon xDSL Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3379
81.2 Gpon xDSL Profiles Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3381
81.3 Gpon xDSL PM Interval Per Interface Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3382
81.4 Gpon xDSL Operational Data Near End Line Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3384
81.5 Gpon xDSL Operational Data Near End Channel Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . .3389
81.6 Gpon xDSL Operational Data Far End Line Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3391
81.7 Gpon xDSL Operational Data Far End Channel Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3395
81.8 Gpon xDSL Carrier Data Near End Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3397
81.9 Gpon xDSL Carrier Data Far End Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3402
81.10 Gpon xDSL Failure Status Near End Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3405
81.11 Gpon xDSL Failure Status Far End Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3408
81.12 Gpon xDSL Counters Near End Line Current 15 Min . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3411
81.13 Gpon xDSL Counters Near End Line Previous 15 Min . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3413
81.14 Gpon xDSL Counters Near End Channel Current 15 Min . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3415
81.15 Gpon xDSL Counters Near End Channel Previous 15 Min . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3417
81.16 Gpon xDSL Counters Far End Line Current 15 Min . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3419
81.17 Gpon xDSL Counters Far End Line Previous 15 Min . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3421
81.18 Gpon xDSL Counters Far End Channel Current 15 Min . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3423
81.19 Gpon xDSL Counters Far End Channel Previous 15 Min . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3425
81.20 Gpon xDSL XTU-R Inventory Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3427
81.21 Gpon xDSL XTU-C Inventory Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3429
82- PPPoE Status Commands 3431

82.1 PPPoE Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3432
82.2 PPPoE Client Emulation Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3433
82.3 PPPoE Interface Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3437
83- PPPoEL2 Statistics Status Commands 3440

83.1 PPPoEL2 Statistics Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3441
83.2 PPPoEL2 Statistics Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3442
83.3 PPPoEL2 detailed Statistics Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3444
83.4 PPPoEL2 On-demand Statistics Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3447
84- Pon Status Commands 3450

84.1 Pon Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3451
84.2 PON Bit Error Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3453
84.3 Aggregate Pon Gem Port Current Interval Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3455
84.4 Aggregate Pon Gem Port Previous Interval Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3457
84.5 Multicast TC-layer Current Interval Performance Data Status Command . . . . . . . . . .3459
84.7 Pon FEC Current Interval Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3463
84.8 Pon Physical LayerCurrent Interval Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3465
84.9 PON XGPON tc-layer Current Interval Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3467
84.10 PON XGPON TC-layer Previous Interval Performance Data Status Command . . . . . .3469
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84.11 PON Optics Operational Information Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3471

84.12 PON Software Download Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3473
84.13 PON Optics Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3475
84.14 PON Diagnostic Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3477
84.15 Show Pon Unprovisioned Onu Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3479
84.16 PON Configure File Download Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3481
84.17 PON Utilization Current Interval PM Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3483
84.18 PON Utilization Current Interval Top Five ONT Downstream PM Command . . . . . . . .3487
84.19 PON Utilization Current Interval Top Five ONT Upstream PM Command . . . . . . . . .3489
84.20 PON Utilization Previous Interval PM Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3491
84.21 PON Utilization Previous Interval Top Five ONT Downstream PM Command . . . . . . .3495
84.22 PON Utilization Previous Interval Top Five ONT Upstream PM Command . . . . . . . .3497
84.23 PON Peak Utilization Current Interval PM Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3499
84.24 PON Peak Utilization Current Interval Top Five ONT Downstream PM Command . . . .3501
84.25 PON Peak Utilization Current Interval Top Five ONT Upstream PM Command . . . . . .3503
84.26 PON Peak Utilization Previous Interval PM Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3505
84.27 PON Peak Utilization Previous Interval Top Five ONT Downstream PM Command . . . .3507
84.28 PON Peak Utilization Previous Interval Top Five ONT Upstream PM Command . . . . .3509
85- Channel Pair Status Commands 3511

85.1 Channel Pair Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3512
85.2 Aggregate Channel Pair XGEM Ports Current Interval Status Command . . . . . . . . . .3514
85.3 Aggregate Channel Pair XGEM Ports Previous Interval Status Command . . . . . . . . .3515
85.4 Multicast TC-layer Current Interval Performance Data Status Command . . . . . . . . . .3517
85.6 Pon FEC Current Interval Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3521
85.7 Channel Pair Physical LayerCurrent Interval Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3523
85.8 Channel pair NGPON2 tc-layer Current Interval Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . .3525
85.9 Channel Pair NGPON2 TC-layer Previous Interval Performance Data Status Command .3527
85.10 PON Optics Operational Information Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3529
85.11 Channel Pair Optics Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3531
85.12 NGPON2 Diagnostic Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3533
85.13 Show Channel Pair Unprovisioned Onu Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3535
85.14 Channel Pair Utilization Current Interval PM Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3537
85.15 Channel Pair Utilization Current Interval Top Five ONT Downstream PM Command . . .3541
85.16 Channel Pair Utilization Current Interval Top Five ONT Upstream PM Command . . . . .3543
85.17 Channel Pair Utilization Previous Interval PM Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3545
85.18 Channel Pair Utilization Previous Interval Top Five ONT Downstream PM Command . .3549
85.19 Channel Pair Utilization Previous Interval Top Five ONT Upstream PM Command . . . .3551
85.20 Channel Pair Peak Utilization Current Interval PM Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3553
85.21 Channel Pair Peak Utilization Current Interval Top Five ONT Downstream PM Command3555
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85.22 Channel Pair Peak Utilization Current Interval Top Five ONT Upstream PM Command .3557
85.23 Channel Pair Peak Utilization Previous Interval PM Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3559
85.24 Channel Pair Peak Utilization Previous Interval Top Five ONT Downstream PM Command 3561
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85.25 Channel Pair Peak Utilization Previous Interval Top Five ONT Upstream PM Command .3563
86- Uni Ont Gem-port Status Commands 3565

86.1 Uni Ont Gem-port Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3566
86.2 Uni Gem-port Olt-side Current Interval Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3567
86.3 Uni Gem-port Olt-side Previous Interval Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3569
86.4 Uni Gem-port Ont-side Current Interval Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3571
86.5 Uni Gem-port Ont-side Previous Interval Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3573
87- CES Show Commands 3575

87.1 CES Show Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3576
87.2 CES Service Operational Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3577
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87.3 CESPW Service Current Interval Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3579

87.4 CESPW Service Previous Interval Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3581
87.5 Current Interval OLT side PM status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3583
87.6 Previous Interval OLT side PM status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3585
87.7 Current Interval ONT side PM status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3587
87.8 Previous Interval ONT side PM status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3589
87.9 CESUNI Current Interval PM status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3591
87.10 CESUNI Previous Interval PM status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3593
88- ANI ONT Show Commands 3595

88.1 ANI ONT Show Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3596
88.2 ANI ONT Operational-Data Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3597
88.3 ANI ONT Video Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3599
88.4 ANI ONT Video Stats Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3602
89- L2UNI Show Commands 3604

89.1 L2UNI Show Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3605
89.2 Current L2UNI ONT Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3606
89.3 Previous L2UNI ONT Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3610
89.6 L2UNI Accumulation Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3622
89.9 Show muticast subscriber monitor Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3634
89.10 Show active group list . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3636
90- HPNA Show Commands 3638

90.1 HPNA Show Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3639
90.2 Current HPNA ONT Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3640
91- Voice Ont IP Host Show Commands 3648

91.1 Voice Ont IP Host Show Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3649
91.2 ONT IP Host Operational Data Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3650
91.3 ONT IP Host Current 15min Statistics Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3653
92- MoCA Status Commands 3656

92.1 MoCA Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3657
92.2 MoCA ONT Uni Operational Data Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3658
92.3 MoCA ONT Current PM Data Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3661
92.4 MoCA ONT Historical PM Data Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3663
93- Interface Status Commands 3665

93.1 Interface Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3666
93.2 Interface Alarm Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3667
93.3 Physical Interface Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3669
93.4 Interface Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3670
93.5 Interface Test Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3681
93.6 Interface Stack Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3687
93.7 Interface Extensive Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3697
93.8 Interface Troubleshooting Ethernet Statistics Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3699
93.9 Interface Sliding-Window Traffic Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3702
94- SNTP Status Commands 3707
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94.1 SNTP Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3708

94.2 SNTP Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3709
95- SNTP Server Commands 3710

95.1 SNTP Server Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3711
95.2 SNTP Server Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3712
96- SNTP Server Commands 3713

96.1 SNTP Server Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3714
96.2 SNTP Server Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3715
97- System Status Commands 3716

97.1 System Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3717
97.2 System Licenses Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3718
97.3 System License Usage Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3723
97.4 System Clock Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3725
97.5 Show syslog parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3727
97.6 System Memory Usage Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3728
97.7 System CPU Load Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3730
97.8 System Compact Flash Usage Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3732
97.9 System CDE Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3734
97.10 System CDE Extended Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3735
97.11 System Clock Management Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3736
97.12 PTP master clock device detailed information Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3739
97.13 PTP client detailed information Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3743
97.14 System Clock Management ToD Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3745
97.15 System T4 Clock Management Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3747
97.16 System Clock IEEE1588 master profile detailed info command . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3750
97.17 System Clock Management IEE1588 Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3751
97.18 System Clock IEEE1588 current master detailed info Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3753
97.19 System Clock IEEE1588 visible master detailed info Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3757
97.20 System TechSupport Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3761
97.21 show system fips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3764
97.22 System Autoboot file timestamps Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3765
98- Transaction Status Commands 3766

98.1 Transaction Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3767
98.2 Transaction Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3768
98.3 Transaction Log Entry Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3770
99- Error Status Command 3771

99.1 Error Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3772
99.2 Error Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3773
100- Software Status Commands 3775

100.1 Software Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3776
100.2 Database Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3777
100.3 Disk Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3779
100.4 Overall Software Package Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3781
100.5 Software Management Upgrade Plan Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3784
100.6 Software Management Upgrade Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3786
100.7 Software Package Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3788
100.8 File Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3790
100.9 Upload/Download Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3792
100.10 Upload/Download Sub-directory Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3795
100.11 Software Version For ANSI Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3796
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100.12 Software Version For ETSI Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3797

100.13 TLS CA file download Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3798
100.14 Upload/Download Sw ONTSw Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3800
101- CDE Status Commands 3801

101.1 CDE Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3802
101.2 CDE download Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3803
102- IGMP Status Commands 3805

102.1 IGMP Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3806
102.2 IGMP System Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3807
102.3 IGMP Channel Sources Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3809
102.4 IGMP Channel Miscellaneous Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3812
102.5 IGMP Channel Protocol Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3815
102.6 IGMP package to multicast source Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3819
102.7 IGMP Group to Package Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3820
102.8 Show Multicast Source Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3821
102.9 Show Multicast Channel Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3823
102.10 IGMP Module Counter Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3825
102.11 IGMP Module Time Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3828
102.12 IGMP Module Miscellaneous Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3830
102.13 IGMP System Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3832
103- Transport Status Commands 3833

103.1 Transport Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3834
103.2 SNMP Protocol Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3835
103.3 SNMP Engine Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3838
103.4 System Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3839
103.5 SFP status commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3840
103.6 Interface MAU Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3842
103.7 Ethernet Lt Dot3 Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3848
104- DHCP Relay Status Commands 3850

104.1 DHCP Relay Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3851
104.2 DHCP Relay Port Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3852
104.3 DHCP Relay Port Statistics Related To Vlan Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3854
104.4 DHCP Relay Port Summary Statistics Related To Vlan Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3856
104.5 DHCP Relay Port Detailed Statistics Related To Vlan Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3859
104.6 DHCP v6 Relay Port Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3866
104.7 DHCP v6 Relay Port Statistics Related To Vlan Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3868
104.8 DHCP v6 Relay Port Summary Statistics Related To Vlan Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3870
104.9 DHCP v6 Relay Port Detailed Statistics Related To Vlan Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3873
104.10 DHCP Relay Session Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3878
105- Multicast Status Commands 3882

105.1 Multicast Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3883
105.2 Multicast Active Groups Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3884
105.3 Multicast PON Active Groups Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3888
105.4 Multicast ONT Active Groups Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3892
105.5 Multicast Channel Pair Active Groups Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3896
105.6 Multicast Group Membership Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3900
106- CPE Management Status Commands 3904

106.1 CPE Management Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3905
106.2 CPE Management Show Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3906
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107- Session Status Commands 3907

107.1 Session Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3908
107.2 Session Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3909
108- Voice Status Commands 3911

108.1 Voice Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3912
108.2 Summary of Current Operational Parameters for ONT VoIP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3914
108.3 Summary of Call History Operational Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3916
108.4 Voice ONT POTS MLT Test Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3919
108.5 Voice ONT POTS PB Dialtone Test Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3924
108.6 Voice ONT POTS SIP Dialtone Test Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3927
108.7 Summary of Actual Operational data for ONT VoIP Config Command . . . . . . . . . . .3929
108.8 Voice ONT POTS Hook State Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3934
108.9 Voice TC Olt-side Current Interval Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3936
108.10 Voice TC Olt-side Previous Interval Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3938
108.11 Voice TC Ont-side Current Interval Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3940
108.12 Voice TC Ont-side Previous Interval Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3942
108.13 GPON Voip Configuration Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3944
108.14 Voice GPON POTS RTP Current Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3947
108.15 Voice GPON POTS RTP Prev Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3949
108.16 Current Interval PM stats of ONT MGC Agent Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3951
108.17 Voice Gpon POTS Call Statistics Command for Current 15 Minutes . . . . . . . . . . .3953
108.18 Voice Gpon POTS Call Statistics Command for Previous 15 Minutes . . . . . . . . . .3955
108.19 GPON Ont Sip Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3957
108.20 Voice Gpon SIP Agent Statistics Command for Current 15 Minutes . . . . . . . . . . .3959
108.21 Voice Gpon SIP Call Statistics Command for Current 15 Minutes . . . . . . . . . . . . .3962
108.22 Voice ONT Operational data for pots line profile download status Command . . . . . .3964
108.23 Voice ONT Operational data for voip client profile download status Command . . . . . .3966
109- L2CP Status Commands 3968

109.1 L2CP Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3969
109.2 L2CP Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3970
109.5 L2CP Partition Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3975
110- Ethernet Status Commands 3976

110.1 Ethernet Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3977
110.2 Interface MAU Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3978
110.3 SFP status commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3984
110.4 Ethernet Counters Near End Line Current 15 Min . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3986
110.5 Ethernet Counters Near End Line Current Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3989
110.6 Ethernet Counters Near End Line Previous 15 Min . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3992
110.7 Ethernet Counters Near End Line Previous Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3995
110.8 Ethernet PM Interval Per Interface Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3998
110.9 Ethernet Lt Dot3 Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4000
110.10 Ethernet RMON Counters Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4003
110.11 Ethernet Statistics Line Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4007
110.12 Ethernet Ont Port Operational Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4010
110.13 ONT Ethernet Port Performance Monitoring Current-Interval Status Command . . . . .4012
110.14 ONT Ethernet Port Performance Monitoring Previous-Interval Status Command . . . .4014
110.15 Ethernet Ont Port loopback Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4017
111- Ethernet Lt Operational Data Status Commands 4019

111.1 Ethernet Lt Operational Data Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4020
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111.2 Ethernet Port Operational Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4021

111.3 Ethernet BridgePort Operational Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4023
111.4 Ethernet Port Interface Operational Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4025
111.5 Ethernet IGMP Operational Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4027
111.6 Ethernet Port Ip Bridge Operational Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4031
111.7 Ethernet QoS Opertaional Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4033
112- Debug Status Commands 4035

112.1 Debug Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4036
112.2 SW Error Log Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4037
113- Trouble-Shooting Status Commands 4038

113.1 Trouble-Shooting Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4039
113.2 Trouble-shooting Statistics To One Port . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4040
113.3 Trouble-shooting Statistics Over Channel-pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4042
113.4 Extensive Trouble-shooting ipv4-antispoofing Statistics To One UNI Port . . . . . . . . .4045
113.5 Trouble-shooting Statistics To One VlanPort . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4047
113.6 Summary Trouble-shooting Statistics To Vlan Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4049
113.7 Extensive Trouble-shooting Statistics To Vlan Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4052
113.8 Trouble-shooting PBIT Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4056
114- Trouble-Shooting Pbit Counter Commands 4060

114.1 Trouble-Shooting Pbit Counter Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4061
115- Trouble-Shooting Pon Status Commands 4065

115.1 Trouble-Shooting Pon Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4066
115.2 Trouble-shooting Statistics over Pon Port . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4067
116- CFM Status Commands 4070

116.1 CFM Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4071
116.2 Maintenance Domain on NT Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4073
116.3 Maintenance Association on NT Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4075
116.4 Maintenance Association End Point on NT Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4079
116.5 CFM Stack on NT Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4084
116.6 Maintenance Association End Point CCM Database show Command . . . . . . . . . . .4087
116.7 Maintenance Association End Point on NT Runtime Info Command . . . . . . . . . . . .4090
116.8 LT CFM SLM Responder Statistics Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4094
116.9 PM proactive show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4096
116.10 Proactive CFM PM show command for the current 15 min . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4097
116.11 Proactive CFM PM show command for the current 15 min . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4098
116.12 Proactive CFM PM show command for the current 1 day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4103
116.13 Proactive CFM PM show command for the current 1 day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4104
116.14 Proactive CFM PM show command for the previous 15 min . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4109
116.15 Proactive CFM PM show command for the previous 15 min . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4110
116.16 Proactive CFM PM show command for the previous 1 day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4115
116.17 Proactive CFM PM show command for the previous 1 day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4116
116.18 Maintenance Association End Point Y1731 AIS Info Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4121
117- Ethernet Ring Status Command 4123

117.1 Ethernet Ring Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4124
117.2 Ethernet Ring Instance Status command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4125
117.3 Ethernet Ring Path Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4127
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118- LACP status commands 4129

118.1 LACP status commands Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4130
118.2 LACP Port Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4131
118.3 LACP Group Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4137
118.4 LACP Member Port Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4139
119- LACP status commands 4141

119.1 LACP status commands Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4142
120- IPv6 Users Status Commands 4149

120.1 IPv6 Users Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4150
120.2 IPv6 Users Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4151
121- Dual-Parenting Protection Group Status Commands 4155

121.1 Dual-Parenting Protection Group Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4156
122- Dual-Parenting Protection Group Status Commands 4157

122.1 Dual-Parenting Protection Group Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4158
122.2 Dual-Parenting Protection Group Status Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4159
123- Multicast Status Commands 4162

123.1 Multicast Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4163
123.4 IGMP Channel Sources Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4167
123.5 IGMP Channel Miscellaneous Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4170
123.6 IGMP Channel Protocol Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4173
123.7 IGMP Module Counter Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4177
123.8 IGMP Module Time Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4180
123.9 IGMP Module Miscellaneous Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4182
123.10 IGMP Group to Package Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4184
123.11 Show Multicast Channel Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4185
123.12 IGMP package to multicast source Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4187
124- Security Status Commands 4188

124.1 Security Status Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4189
124.2 Operator Information Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4191
124.3 Domain Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4193
124.4 User Sessions Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4194
124.5 Connection Profile Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4201
124.6 RADIUS Authentication Server Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4202
124.7 RADIUS Authentication Server Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4205
124.8 RADIUS Accounting Server Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4206
124.9 RADIUS Accounting Server Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4208
124.10 RADIUS Dynamic Authentication Client Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4209
124.11 RADIUS Next Available Index Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4211
124.12 RADIUS Client Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4212
124.13 Tacacs authorization Server Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4213
124.14 TACACS Authorization Server Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4215
124.15 Tacacs Accounting Server Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4217
124.16 TACACS Accounting Server Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4218
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124.17 PAE Authenticator Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4220

124.18 EAPOL Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4224
124.19 Diagnostic Information Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4227
124.20 Session Statistics Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4232
124.21 PAE Port System Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4235
124.22 MAC Address related EAPOL Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4237
124.25 SSH Server Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4249
124.26 SSH Server Key Generation Progress Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4250
124.27 SSH Authentication Key Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4251
124.28 SSH Authentication Key Generation Progress Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . .4252
124.29 PM File Upload Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4253
124.30 5-min CDR File Upload Status Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4255
125- Alarm Management Commands 4256

125.1 Alarm Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4257
125.2 Alarm Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4258
125.3 Snapshot Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4259
125.4 Alarm Delta Log Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4261
125.5 Log Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4262
125.6 Alarm Filetransfer Manual Clearance Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4263
125.7 Alarm Failed Login Manual Clearance Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4264
126- IGMP Management Commands 4265

126.1 IGMP Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4266
126.2 IGMP Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4267
126.3 IGMP Multicast Sources Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4268
126.4 IGMP Multicast Channel Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4269
126.5 IGMP Multicast Channel Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4270
126.6 IGMP Slot Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4272
126.7 IGMP Join/leave Debug Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4273
126.8 IGMP Channel Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4276
127- PPPoEL2 Statistics Management Commands 4279

127.1 PPPoEL2 Statistics Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4280
127.2 PPPoEL2 Statistics Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4281
128- PPPoE Management Commands 4284

128.1 PPPoE Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4285
128.2 PPPoE Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4286
129- Gpon xDSL Management Commands 4289

129.1 Gpon xDSL Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4290
129.2 Gpon xDSL Line Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4291
130- Software Management Commands 4293

130.1 Software Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4294
130.2 Software Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4295
130.3 OSWP Software Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4296
130.4 Database Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4298
130.5 File Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4301
130.6 CDE Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4302
130.7 TLS CA Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4303
130.8 Reborn Reformation Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4304
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131- Session Management Commands 4305

131.1 Session Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4306
131.2 Forced Disconnect Session Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4307
132- System Management Commands 4308

132.1 System Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4309
132.2 SYSLOG Management command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4310
132.3 Secure Shell Server Key Regeneration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4311
132.4 SSH Authentication Key Generation Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4312
132.5 PM File Upload Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4313
132.6 Remove locked IP from CLI failed login sources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4314
132.7 CPU Load Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4315
132.8 Techsupport management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4316
132.9 Techsupport Generate On Demand Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4317
132.10 Techsupport Clear On Demand Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4319
132.11 FIPS Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4320
133- UDP/SSH debug Management Commands 4321

133.1 UDP/SSH debug Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4322
133.2 Forced Disconnect UDP/SSH debug Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4323
134- Trouble-Shooting Management Commands 4324

134.1 Trouble-Shooting Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4325
134.2 Trouble-shooting Interface Management Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4326

135.2 Trouble-shooting Pon Interface Management Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4331

136.2 Trouble-shooting pbit counter Interface Management Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . .4335
137- Voice Management Commands 4338

137.1 Voice Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4339
137.2 Voice POTS Diagostics Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4340
137.3 Voice POTS Pull-Break Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4343
137.4 Voice SIP Pull-Break Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4345
137.5 GPON Voip Configuration Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4347
138- Pon Management Commands 4349

138.1 Pon Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4350
138.2 Pon Bit Error Statistics Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4351
138.3 PON Rogue Test Diagnostic Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4353
138.4 PON Utilization PM Reset Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4355
138.5 PON Peak Utilization PM Reset Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4357
138.6 Pon RangeNumMismatch Alarm Reset Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4359
138.7 Ont on Given Pon Reboot Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4361
139- Channel Pair Management Commands 4363

139.1 Channel Pair Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4364
139.2 NGPON2 Rogue Test Diagnostic Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4365
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139.3 Channel Pair Utilization PM Reset Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4367

139.4 Channel Pair Peak Utilization PM Reset Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4368
139.5 Pon RangeNumMismatch Alarm Reset Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4369
139.6 NGPON2 Rogue Ont Reboot Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4370
140- CESUNI Management Commands 4371

140.1 CESUNI Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4372
140.2 CESUNI Loopback Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4373
141- CFM Management Commands. 4375

141.1 CFM Management Command. Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4376
141.2 Unicast Loopback message Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4377
141.3 CFM Multicast Loopback Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4381
141.4 CFM Linktrace management command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4383
141.5 Linktrace message Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4384
141.6 CFM Single Ended Synthetic Loss Measurement message Management Command . . .4390
141.7 Single Ended Synthetic Loss Measurement message Management Command . . . . . .4391
142- Ethernet Ring Management Commands 4394

142.1 Ethernet Ring Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4395
142.2 Ethernet Ring Instance Administrative Operations Management Command . . . . . . . .4396
142.3 Ethernet Ring Path Administrative Operations Management Command . . . . . . . . . .4397
143- Iphost Management Command. 4399

143.1 Iphost Management Command. Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4400
143.2 Iphost ping test Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4401
144- Dual-Parenting Protection Group Management Commands 4404

144.1 Dual-Parenting Protection Group Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4405
144.2 Dual-Parenting Protection Group Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4406
145- Dual-Parenting Protection Group Switchover Management Commands4407

145.1 Dual-Parenting Protection Group Switchover Management Command Tree . . . . . . . .4408
145.2 Dual-Parenting Protection Group Switchover Management Command . . . . . . . . . . .4409
146- Equipment Management Commands 4411

146.1 Equipment Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4412
146.2 Equipment Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4413
147- ONT Management Command 4414

147.1 ONT Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4415
147.2 ONT Interface Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4416
147.3 ONT Card Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4418
147.4 ONT Software Control Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4420
147.5 ONT Software Version Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4421
147.6 ONT Data Store Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4422
147.7 ONT Reboot via SN Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4424
148- Ethernet Management Commands 4425

148.1 Ethernet Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4426
148.2 Ethernet Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4427
148.3 Ethernet Statistics Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4428
148.4 Gpon Ont Ethernet loopback Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4430
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149- Bridge Management Commands 4432

149.1 Bridge Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4433
149.2 Learned Unicast MAC Address Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4434
149.3 VLAN Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4437
150- Trap Management Commands 4438

150.1 Trap Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4439
150.2 Trap Manager Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4440
151- Interface Management commands 4441

151.1 Interface Management commands Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4442
151.2 Interface Troubleshooting Ethernet Statistics Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4443
152- DHCP Management Command 4444

152.1 DHCP Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4445
152.2 DHCP Relay User Port Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4446
152.3 DHCP Relay User Port Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4449
153- ARP-RELAY statistics Management Commands 4452

153.1 ARP-RELAY statistics Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4453
153.2 Arp-relay statistics Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4454
154- SNTP Management Commands 4457

154.1 SNTP Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4458
154.2 SNTP Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4459
155- Transactions Management Commands 4460

155.1 Transactions Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4461
155.2 Transaction Configuration Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4462
156- Security Management Commands 4463

156.1 Security Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4464
156.2 Security 802.1x Port Authentication Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4465
157- Security Management Commands 4467

157.1 Security Management Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4468
157.2 Security 802.1x Port Authentication Management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4469
158- Debug commands 4471

158.1 Debug commands Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4472
158.2 Debug commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4473
159- Ping Commands 4474

159.1 Ping Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4475
159.2 Ping Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4476
160- Traceroute Commands 4478

160.1 Traceroute Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4479
160.2 Traceroute Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4480
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161- Remote debug Commands 4482

161.1 Remote debug Command Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4483
161.2 Remote debug . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4484
161.3 Remote debug ONT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4485
162- Global And Environmental Commands 4487

162.1 History Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4488
162.2 Echo Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4489
162.3 Telnet Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4490
162.4 Telnet AI Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4491
162.5 Exec Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4492
162.6 Sleep Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4494
162.7 Tree Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4495
162.8 Write Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4496
162.9 Logout Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4497
162.10 Help Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4498
162.11 Info Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4499
162.12 Exit Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4502
162.13 Back Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4503
162.14 Delete Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4504
162.15 In Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4505
162.16 Configure Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4506
162.17 Action Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4508
162.18 Show Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4509
162.19 Recursive Show Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4510
162.20 Sample Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4511
162.21 Poll Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4512
162.22 Debug Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4513
162.23 Sysfil Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4514
163- CLI Filters 4515

163.1 Count Filter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4516
163.2 Match Filter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4517
163.3 Tee Filter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4519
163.4 Tee Config Filter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4520
164- CLI Printers 4521

164.1 More . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4522
164.2 No-More . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4523
164.3 Discard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4524
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1.1 History 1-2

1.2 Preface 1-36
1.3 CLI Commands 1-37
1.4 Nodes 1-38
1.5 Parameters 1-39
1.6 Filters 1-42
1.7 Printers 1-43
1.8 Getting help 1-44
1.9 The CLI Prompt 1-45
1.10 Entering CLI Commands 1-46
1.11 CLI Backward Compatibility 1-47
1.12 Phase Out Strategy Obsolete Commands and/or 1-49
Parameters
1.13 Command Phase Out Announcement Release 1-50
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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 R6.5 versus R6.4

Modified Commands
configure alarm entry (new alarm when FANT-H AC/BC is inserted into FX-16)
configure alarm filter filterid (updated alarm list)
configure channel-group id subchannel-group id (add slid precedence for PON authentication on
unbundle-mode of SN bundling feature)
configure pon interface (add slid precedence for PON authentication on unbundle-mode of SN bundling
feature)
show alarm query name (updated alarm list)
show alarm query olt-gen (updated OLT alarm list)
show alarm query ont (updated ONT alarm list)
show alarm query plug-in-unit-ext (alarm when FANT-H AC/BC is inserted into FX-16)
Commands or commands with parameters for future use, not supported yet
25G PON commands and parameters (Though some CLI commands have been extended to support
25G-PON, this feature is not supported on the system yet.)
configure alarm entry (new alarms olt-gen-pon-subg1-loss olt-gen-pon-subg2-loss olt-gen-pon-wrg-splice
ont-gen-lock-key-fault not supported yet)
configure equipment ont interface (parameters pon-sub-group1 pon-sub-group2 not supported yet)
configure generic-pon dpinteg-threshold (parameters subgrp-threshold wrongsplice-prcnt not supported
yet)
configure pon interface (parameter ultra-low-latency not supported yet)
show l2uni ont performance-data-64bit accumulation-stats (command not supported yet)
Command delta R6.4 versus R6.2.04

Modified Commands
admin dual-parenting protection-group switchover (Type-B protection on supported LT boards for
GPON, XGS and MPM oper-modes)
configure alarm entry (update PONLOS alarms when dying gasp is present, group PONLOS for MPM on
ISAM, add alarm for MPM Sublink failure)
configure dual-parenting protection-group (Type-B protection on supported LT boards for GPON, XGS
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and MPM oper-modes)

configure equipment ont slot (support 25G Operational Mode on ONT cards)
configure ethernet ont (support for up to 8p 25G PON with board-level license on supporting boards)
configure generic-pon ont (support ONT Ploam Alarm persistency)
configure qos interface (bundled service rate control at ONT side)
configure qos profiles (support for up to 8p 25G PON with board-level license on supporting boards)
show alarm query bulk-sync (Type-B protection on supported LT boards for GPON, XGS and MPM
oper-modes)
show alarm query channel-pair (update PONLOS alarms when dying gasp is present and group PONLOS
for MPM on ISAM)
show alarm query olt-gen (update PONLOS alarms when dying gasp is present and group PONLOS for
MPM on ISAM)
show dual-parenting protection-group (Type-B protection on supported LT boards for GPON, XGS and
MPM oper-modes)
show system license (25G License support for FGUT-A and FWLT-C)
show system license-usage (25G License support for FGUT-A and FWLT-C)
New Commands
configure generic-pon ponlos (avoid PONLOS alarms when dying gasp is present and group PONLOS for
MPM on ISAM)
Command delta R6.2.04 versus R6.2.03

Modified Commands
admin pon ber-stats (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
admin pon clear-alarm (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
admin pon diagnostic (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
admin pon reboot-all-ont (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
admin pon utilization (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
admin trouble-shooting pon interface (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
configure bridge port (support in-band and out-band management in parallel)
configure alarm entry (add alarm for LT backplane datalink failure ONT host IP allocation, ONT CRC
error and TCA alarms)
configure cfm domain association (update values for CCM interval)
configure channel-pair interface (upstream throughput improvements on XGS-PON/MPM)
configure equipment ont interface (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
configure interface cage (add value not-set for cage mode)
configure interface port (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
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configure pon interface (upstream throughput improvements on XGS-PON/MPM)

configure qos interface (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
configure qos tca queue (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
configure system (support in-band, out-band and Inband-Outband management in parallel)
configure system management host-ip-address (display Lemi/Outband IP under system management)
configure system sync-if-timing ptp mstr-port-ds-prof (support 1588v2 multicast MAC address on
FANT-F)
configure system sync-if-timing ptp slave-port-dataset (support 1588v2 multicast MAC address on
FANT-F)
configure trap definition (update for Board Auto Plan feature)
configure trouble-shooting pon statistics interface (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
configure trouble-shooting pon statistics threshold interface (add support for up to 25G capable PON
boards)
configure vlan ("support user-to-user communication on 7362 DF/SF using ""basic bridge"" feature")
configure vlan port-protocol (update VLAN Bridge Port interface parameter values)
show alarm query olt-gen (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show alarm query olt-pon-tc-tca (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show alarm query olt-pon-util-tca (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show alarm query ont-iphost (ONT KPI improvements (OLT side))
show alarm query ont-l2uni-eth-tca (ONT KPI improvements (OLT side))
show alarm query otdr (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show alarm query plug-in-unit (add alarm for LT backplane datalink failure)
show interface port (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show interface stack (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show interface test (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show mcast pon-active-groups (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show pon ber-stats (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show pon cfg-download (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show pon interface fec-tc-layer current-interval (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show pon interface mcast-tc-layer current-interval (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show pon interface mcast-tc-layer previous-interval (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show pon interface phy-layer current-interval (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show pon interface tc-layer current-interval (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show pon interface tc-layer previous-interval (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show pon interface xg-tc-layer current-interval (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show pon interface xg-tc-layer previous-interval (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show pon optics (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show pon pon-diagnostics (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
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show pon sfp-inventory (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show pon sw-download (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show pon utilization cur-intvl-top-ont-rx (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show pon utilization cur-intvl-top-ont-tx (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show pon utilization current-interval (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show pon utilization previous-interval (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show pon utilization prv-intvl-top-ont-rx (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show pon utilization prv-intvl-top-ont-tx (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show qos bandwidth-profile (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show qos interface-bandwidth (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show qos statistics color-queue current-15min (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show qos statistics color-queue prev-15min (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show qos statistics queue current-15min (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show qos statistics queue prev-15min (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
show trouble-shooting pon statistics interface (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
New Commands
configure mcast-control mc-pon-vlan-xlate (Missing mc-pon-vlan-xlate node)
configure system management outband (support in-band and out-band management in parallel)
configure system management outband default-route (support in-band and out-band management in
parallel)
configure system outband-mgnt-vlan (support in-band and out-band management in parallel)
show alarm current ont-tca (ONT KPI improvements (OLT side))
show alarm log ont-tca (ONT KPI improvements (OLT side))
show alarm query ont-tca (ONT KPI improvements (OLT side))
show alarm snap-shot ont-tca (ONT KPI improvements (OLT side))
show equipment ont status twenty-five-g (add support for up to 25G capable PON boards)
admin channel-pair peak-utilization (add PON Utilization PM Counter to capture unicast microbursts)
admin pon peak-utilization (add PON Utilization PM Counter to capture unicast microbursts)
show channel-pair peak-utilization (add PON Utilization PM Counter to capture unicast microbursts)
show channel-pair peak-utilization cur-intvl-top-ont-rx (add PON Utilization PM Counter to capture
unicast microbursts)
show channel-pair peak-utilization cur-intvl-top-ont-tx (add PON Utilization PM Counter to capture
show channel-pair peak-utilization current-interval (add PON Utilization PM Counter to capture unicast
microbursts)
show channel-pair peak-utilization previous-interval (add PON Utilization PM Counter to capture unicast
microbursts)
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show channel-pair peak-utilization prv-intvl-top-ont-rx (add PON Utilization PM Counter to capture

show channel-pair peak-utilization prv-intvl-top-ont-tx (add PON Utilization PM Counter to capture
show pon peak-utilization (add PON Utilization PM Counter to capture unicast microbursts)
show pon peak-utilization cur-intvl-top-ont-rx (add PON Utilization PM Counter to capture unicast
microbursts)
show pon peak-utilization cur-intvl-top-ont-tx (add PON Utilization PM Counter to capture unicast
microbursts)
show pon peak-utilization current-interval (add PON Utilization PM Counter to capture unicast
microbursts)
show pon peak-utilization previous-interval (add PON Utilization PM Counter to capture unicast
microbursts)
show pon peak-utilization prv-intvl-top-ont-rx (add PON Utilization PM Counter to capture unicast
microbursts)
show pon peak-utilization prv-intvl-top-ont-tx (add PON Utilization PM Counter to capture unicast
microbursts)

Modified Commands
admin system fips (OpenSSL upgrade to 1.1.1.d. Command obsoleted on FANT-G.)
configure alarm entry (new alarm internal-clk-fail for FANT-G Oscillator failure)
configure alarm entry (support alarm olt-gen-ddr-fault)
configure bridge port vlan-id (improve IOP with ZTE ONT)
configure equipment ont interface (support auto-match value for planned-us-rate ONT parameter for
combo-PON)
configure equipment ont interface (updated default fec-up for gpon ONT on mpm)
configure equipment slot (support MPM combo mode)
configure interface cage (support MPM combo mode)
configure qos tca queue (removed obsolete parameter value ltbackpl-lin)
configure system (support 40GBase-KR4)
configure system fips (OpenSSL upgrade to 1.1.1.d. Command obsoleted on FANT-G.)
configure system sync-if-timing ptp link-port-compensation (support FWLT-C)
configure system sync-if-timing synce (support FWLT-C)
onfigure qos interface (removed obsolete parameter value ltbackpl-lin)
show alarm query sync (new alarm internal-clk-fail for FANT-G Oscillator failure)
show qos interface-bandwidth (removed obsolete parameter value ltbackpl-lin)
show qos statistics color-queue current-15min (removed obsolete parameter value ltbackpl-lin)
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show qos statistics color-queue prev-15min (removed obsolete parameter value ltbackpl-lin)
show qos statistics queue current-15min (removed obsolete parameter value ltbackpl-lin)
show qos statistics queue prev-15min (removed obsolete parameter value ltbackpl-lin)
show system license (add license for FGUT-A upgradable GPON LT card for 10G PON evolution)
show system license-usage (add license for FGUT-A upgradable GPON LT card for 10G PON evolution)
New Commands
show system license-usage (show license usage for FGUT-A upgradable GPON LT card for 10G PON
evolution)
configure equipment ont interface (show additional info on ONT status)
show ont-info (show additional info on ONT status)

Modified Commands
admin ethernet statistics (support backplane LT link on FELT-C)
admin interface trouble-shooting ethernet statistics (support backplane LT link on FELT-C)
admin pon (x-pon prefix is used for XGSPON ports for all boards)
admin trouble-shooting pon interface (x-pon prefix is used for XGSPON ports for all boards)
configure interface port (x-pon prefix is used for XGSPON ports for all boards)
configure pon interface (x-pon prefix is used for XGSPON ports for all boards)
configure qos interface (support backplane LT link on FELT-C)
configure qos interface (x-pon prefix is used for XGSPON ports for all boards)
configure qos tca queue (support backplane LT link on FELT-C)
configure qos tca queue (x-pon prefix is used for XGSPON ports for all boards)
configure trouble-shooting pon statistics (x-pon prefix is used for XGSPON ports for all boards)
show alarm query (x-pon prefix is used for XGSPON ports for all boards)
show alarm query olt-gen (alarm olt-gen-ddr-fault not supported yet)
show efm-oam peer-oam-info (P2P LT 802.3ah, Ethernet in the First Mile, extension with dying gasp
state)
show equipment ont status pon (x-pon prefix is added for all boards for XGSPON ports)
show equipment ont status pon (x-pon prefix is used for XGSPON ports for all boards)
show ethernet etherstats (support backplane LT link on FELT-C)
show interface (x-pon prefix is used for XGSPON ports for all boards)
show interface port (x-pon prefix is added for all boards for XGSPON ports)
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show interface stack (x-pon prefix is added for all boards for XGSPON ports)
show interface trouble-shooting ethernet statistics (support backplane LT link on FELT-C)
show mcast pon-active-groups (x-pon prefix is used for XGSPON ports for all boards)
show pon (x-pon prefix is used for XGSPON ports for all boards)
show pon (x-pon prefix is used for XGSPON ports for all boards)
show qos interface-bandwidth (support backplane LT link on FELT-C)
show qos interface-bandwidth (x-pon prefix is used for XGSPON ports for all boards)
show qos statistics (x-pon prefix is used for XGSPON ports for all boards)
show qos statistics color-queue current-15min (support backplane LT link on FELT-C)
show qos statistics color-queue prev-15min (support backplane LT link on FELT-C)
show qos statistics queue current-15min (support backplane LT link on FELT-C)
show qos statistics queue prev-15min (support backplane LT link on FELT-C)
show trouble-shooting pon statistics interface (x-pon prefix is used for XGSPON ports for all boards)
New Commands
configure system management lemi-outbandmgnt (support OOB ISAM management over RJ45 and
ANCP over inband IP)
show alarm query fcs-exceed (add FELT-B 40GBase-KR4 backplane alarm)
show equipment ont status x-pon (x-pon prefix is added for all boards for XGSPON ports)
show link-agg resource board-iwf-info (support FELT-C Cross-IWF LAG)
show link-agg resource group (support FELT-C Cross-IWF LAG)
show link-agg resource iwf-group-info (support FELT-C Cross-IWF LAG)
show mcast-control (enable commands to show MCAST control info, replaces show igmp command)
show software-mngt upload-download-info (new command node to display actual available space in /Sw/
and /Ont/Sw/)
configure alarm entry (FELT-B 40GBase-KR4 backplane alarm. Alarm olt-gen-ddr-fault not supported
yet)
configure equipment ont interface (auto-match value for planned-us-rate ONT parameter is not supported
yet)
Command delta R6.2.01 versus R6.2

Modified Commands
admin ethernet port (support PON Remote loopback control on ONT UNI, OLT part)
admin ethernet statistics (support backplane LT link on FELT-C)
admin interface trouble-shooting ethernet statistics (support backplane LT link on FELT-C)
admin system cpu-load (support ntio-1 qsfp alarm)
configure alarm entry (add support for ANCP loss of adjacency)
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configure alarm filter filterid (list of alarms updated)

configure bridge port (support compliance to OMCI Spec for XGS PON ONTs, support parameter value
filtervlanandpbit)
configure bridge port vlan-id (support compliance to OMCI Spec for XGS PON ONTs, support parameter
value usacceptframetype)
configure ethernet ont l2 pm-collect-ext (support OMCI PM and multicast status monitoring extensions)
configure l2uni ont performance-monitor pm-collect-ext (support OMCI PM and multicast status
monitoring extensions)
configure qos interface (support backplane LT link on FELT-C)
configure qos tca queue (support backplane LT link on FELT-C)
configure system sync-if-timing ptp l2-ptp-port (update for timing sync on FANT-H)
configure tc-layer ont-side (support OMCI PM and multicast status monitoring extensions)
configure veip ont l2 pm-ext (support OMCI PM and multicast status monitoring extensions)
configure voice ont mgc-config (update for security profile ID and msg format in MEGACO config)
show alarm query name (support for Threshold Crossing Alarms)
show alarm query tr069serv (support ntio-1 qsfp alarm)
show equipment ont status pon (improved display values for XGS-PON interface under Combo mode)
show ethernet etherstats (support backplane LT link on FELT-C)
show ethernet ont loopback-info (support PON Remote loopback control on ONT UNI, OLT part)
show interface trouble-shooting ethernet statistics (support backplane LT link on FELT-C)
show l2uni ont mcast-subscriber (support OMCI PM and multicast status monitoring extensions)
show l2uni ont mcast-subscriber active-groups (support OMCI PM and multicast status monitoring
extensions)
show l2uni ont mcast-subscriber general (support OMCI PM and multicast status monitoring extensions)
show l2uni ont performance-data-ext (support OMCI PM and multicast status monitoring extensions)
show l2uni ont performance-data-ext current-interval (support OMCI PM and multicast status monitoring
extensions)
show l2uni ont performance-data-ext previous-interval (support OMCI PM and multicast status
monitoring extensions)
show pon ber-stats (improved display values for XGS-PON interface under Combo mode)
show pon cfg-download (improved display values for XGS-PON interface under Combo mode)
show pon sw-download (improved display values for XGS-PON interface under Combo mode)
show qos interface-bandwidth (support backplane LT link on FELT-C)
show qos statistics color-queue current-15min (support backplane LT link on FELT-C)
show qos statistics color-queue prev-15min (support backplane LT link on FELT-C)
show qos statistics queue current-15min (support backplane LT link on FELT-C)
show qos statistics queue prev-15min (support backplane LT link on FELT-C)
show system cpu-load (support ntio-1 qsfp alarm)
show system show system memory-usage (support ntio-1 qsfp alarm)
show tc-layer ont-side (support OMCI PM and multicast status monitoring extensions)
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show voice ont mgc-agent statistics current-15min (support compliance to OMCI Spec for XGS PON
ONTs)
New Commands
configure l2cp (ANCP support on ISAM DF-16GW, to configure L2CP session parameters)
configure l2cp session (ANCP support on ISAM DF-16GW, to configure L2CP session parameters)
configure l2cp session port-down-subtlvs (ANCP support on ISAM DF-16GW, to configure L2CP
session parameters)
configure l2cp session port-up-subtlvs (ANCP support on ISAM DF-16GW, to configure L2CP session
parameters)
configure l2cp user-port (ANCP support on ISAM DF-16GW, to configure L2CP session parameters)
configure system security slot debug-usb (enable debug control via USB)
show alarm current ancp-adj-loss (add support for ANCP loss of adjacency)
show l2cp (ANCP support on ISAM DF-16GW, to show L2CP session parameters)
show l2cp partition (ANCP support on ISAM DF-16GW, to show L2CP session parameters)
show l2cp session-peers (ANCP support on ISAM DF-16GW, to show L2CP session parameters)
show l2cp session-stats (ANCP support on ISAM DF-16GW, to show L2CP session parameters)
show l2cp session-status (ANCP support on ISAM DF-16GW, to show L2CP session parameters)
show software-mngt upload-download-dir (command to display the space in /Sw and /ONT/Sw)
Removed Commands
configure snmp-agent ont (removal of not supported command)
Command delta R62 versus R6.1.01

Modified Commands
configure bridge port vlan-id (parameter value usacceptframetype not supported yet)
configure equipment diagnostics sfp (introduction of SFP1, SFP2, XFP1, XFP2 prefixes, for clean
support of multi-channel PON optics)
configure equipment ont interface (L2 Bridge configuration adapted to IOP requirement)
configure equipment ont pm (command not supported yet)
configure equipment slot (added new input board types to allow pre-provisioning and introduced
operational-mode parameter for PON boards that support several modes of operation)
configure interface cage (introduced operational-mode parameter for PON boards that support several
modes of operation)
configure system security (ISAM Copper and Fiber : RADIUS accounting for CLI operators)
configure system security radius acc-server (support Radius IPv6)
configure system security radius auth-server (support Radius IPv6)
configure system security radius dyn-auth-client (support Radius IPv6)
configure system security radius policy (support Radius IPv6)
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configure trap manager (support anti theft protection)

configure trap v6manager (support anti theft protection)
configure voice ont pots (parameters transmit-path nominal-feed-vol not supported yet)
show alarm query ont-iphost (parameter ont-ip-host-file not supported yet)
show equipment diagnostics sfp (introduction of SFP1, SFP2, XFP1, XFP2 prefixes, for clean support of
multi-channel PON optics)
show equipment diagnostics sfp-threshold (introduction of SFP1, SFP2, XFP1, XFP2 prefixes, for clean
show equipment ont operational-data (show MAC learning depth and last restart reason)
show equipment ont pm (command not supported yet)
show equipment ont pm ont-side (command not supported yet)
show equipment ont pm ont-side current-interval (command not supported yet)
show equipment ont pm ont-side previous-interval (command not supported yet)
show equipment transceiver-inventory (introduction of SFP1, SFP2, XFP1, XFP2 prefixes, for clean
New Commands
admin channel-pair reboot-all-ont (force an OLT-triggered reboot of 10G PON ONUs, individual or bulk,
via standard PLOAM)
admin equipment ont sernum (force an OLT-triggered reboot of 10G PON ONUs, individual or bulk, via
standard PLOAM)
admin pon reboot-all-ont (force an OLT-triggered reboot of 10G PON ONUs, individual or bulk, via
standard PLOAM)
configure mcast-control (enable mcast-control commands)
configure mcast-control channel (enable mcast-control commands)
configure mcast-control channel fullview-packages (enable mcast-control commands)
configure mcast-control channel preview-packages (enable mcast-control commands)
configure mcast-control ipv4 (enable mcast-control commands)
configure mcast-control ipv4 vlan (enable mcast-control commands)
configure mcast-control ipv6 (enable mcast-control commands)
configure mcast-control ipv6 vlan (enable mcast-control commands)
configure mcast-control mc-vlan-xlate (enable mcast-control commands)
configure mcast-control mcast-svc-context (enable mcast-control commands)
configure mcast-control package (enable mcast-control commands)
configure mcast-control system (enable mcast-control commands)
configure mcast-control system cdr-type (enable mcast-control commands)
configure system security tacacs (enabling Accounting, Authorization and Authentication through
TACACS Plus)
configure system security tacacs acc-server (enabling Accounting, Authorization and Authentication
through TACACS Plus)
configure system security tacacs authen-server (enabling Accounting, Authorization and Authentication
1 ISAM CLI

configure system security tacacs author-server (enabling Accounting, Authorization and Authentication
configure system security tacacs policy (enabling Accounting, Authorization and Authentication through
TACACS Plus)
configure system security tacacs policy servers (enabling Accounting, Authorization and Authentication
show mcast chpair-active-groups (show Multicast Channel Pair Active Groups Status)
show security tacacs (enabling Accounting, Authorization and Authentication through TACACS Plus)
show security tacacs acc-server (enabling Accounting, Authorization and Authentication through
TACACS Plus)
show security tacacs acc-server state (enabling Accounting, Authorization and Authentication through
TACACS Plus)
show security tacacs acc-server statistics (enabling Accounting, Authorization and Authentication through
TACACS Plus)
show security tacacs author-server (enabling Accounting, Authorization and Authentication through
TACACS Plus)
show security tacacs author-server state (enabling Accounting, Authorization and Authentication through
TACACS Plus)
show security tacacs author-server statistics (enabling Accounting, Authorization and Authentication
admin ethernet port (command not supported yet)
configure bridge port (parameter value filtervlanandpbit not supported yet)
configure ethernet ont l2 pm-collect-ext (command not supported yet)
configure interface cage (cage operational-mode not supported yet)
configure l2uni ont performance-monitor pm-collect-ext (command not supported yet)
configure veip ont l2 pm-ext (command not supported yet)
show ethernet ont loopback-info (command not supported yet)
show l2uni ont mcast-subscriber (command not supported yet)
show l2uni ont mcast-subscriber active-groups (command not supported yet)
show l2uni ont mcast-subscriber general (command not supported yet)
show l2uni ont performance-data-ext (command not supported yet)
show l2uni ont performance-data-ext current-interval (command not supported yet)
show l2uni ont performance-data-ext previous-interval (command not supported yet)

Modified Commands
configure alarm entry (support FPM depletion, vect-no-gain-at-initalarm and board-reset-prot)
1 ISAM CLI
configure alarm filter filterid (support FPM depletion, vect-no-gain-at-initalarm and board-reset-prot)
configure equipment shelf (configure shelf to work in gpon-managed-ngpon mode)
configure ethernet line mau (support electrical 100Mbps auto-negotiation capability)
configure system clock-mgmt (support ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing bits (support ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362
DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing ptp (support ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362
DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing ptp (support ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362
DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing ptp accept-master (support ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362
DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing ptp default-dataset (support ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362
DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing ptp l2-ptp-port (support ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362
DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing ptp l4-ptp-port (support ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362
DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing ptp ptp-domain (support ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362
DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing ptp slave-port-dataset (support ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362
DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing ptp tx-protocol (support ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362
DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing ref-order (support ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362
DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing region (support ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362
DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing ssm (support ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362
DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing tod (support ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362
DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing tod-ref-order (support ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362
DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing tod-ref-order (support ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362
DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system syslog (Syslog RFC5424 support, new parameters version and time-format)
show alarm query name (support FPM depletion alarm)
show alarm query plug-in-unit (enable board-reset-protection alarm)
show alarm query sync (FELT-B Uplink: SyncE with SSM_QL support and IEEE 1588 ToD TC)
show system sync-ptp-client (support ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
show system sync-ptp-currmaster (support ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362
DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
show system sync-ptp-mstrport (support ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
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show system sync-ptp-mstrport (support ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
show system sync-ptp-slaveport (support ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
show system syslog-file (Syslog RFC5424 support)
New Commands
show alarm query fail-safe (support FPM depletion alarm for fail-safe behavior)
admin ethernet statistics (new parameter value lt-link not supported yet)
admin interface trouble-shooting ethernet statistics (new parameter value lt-link not supported yet)
configure equipment slot (parameter operational-mode not supported yet)
configure interface cage (cage mode not supported yet)
configure qos interface (new parameter value ltbackpl-link not supported yet)
configure qos tca queue (new parameter value ltbackpl-link not supported yet)
show ethernet etherstats (new parameter value lt-link not supported yet)
show interface trouble-shooting ethernet statistics (new parameter value lt-link not supported yet)
show qos interface-bandwidth (new parameter value ltbackpl-link not supported yet)
show qos statistics color-queue current-15min (new parameter value ltbackpl-link not supported yet)
show qos statistics color-queue prev-15min (new parameter value ltbackpl-link not supported yet)
show qos statistics queue current-15min (new parameter value ltbackpl-link not supported yet)
show qos statistics queue prev-15min (new parameter value ltbackpl-link not supported yet)

Modified Commands
configure bridge port (FELT-B: Port mirroring improvement)
configure bridge port vlan-id (FGLT-B/NGPON2 LT: Advanced QoS remarking rules for S+C
forwarders)
configure debug-trace protocol-trace (enhanced syslog messages)
configure debug-trace protocol-trace (enhanced syslog messages)
configure ethernet line mau (support UTP 10G full duplex on RANT-C)
configure qos profiles session (support parameter ds-schedule-tag to support traffic classification
according to the inner VLAN QoS per bridge port)
configure system security cdr-pm-file upload (update PM file upload configuration)
configure system security filetransfer server (RSA public/private-key support)
configure system security filetransfer serverv6 (RSA public/private-key support)
configure system security snmp user (support for secure hash algorithms)
configure system security ssh server-profile (support ECDH Key exchange algorithm)
configure system security ssh sftp-user (RSA public/private-key support)
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configure system syslog destination (local syslog persistent during power cycle)
configure system syslog route (enhanced syslog messages)
show security cdr-pm-file upload (update PM file upload configuration)
show system license (adding 25gbps and 50gbps option)
show system license (support FANT-H: parameter 100gbps-lt supported)
New Commands
admin system security pmfile (update PM file upload configuration)
admin system security pmfile upload upl-interval-num (update PM file upload configuration)
admin system security ssh generate-auth-key (RSA public/private-key support)
configure system security pmfile (update PM file upload configuration)
configure system security pmfile upload (update PM file upload configuration)
configure system sync-if-timing region (ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW
not supported yet)
show security pmfile (update PM file upload configuration)
show security pmfile upload (update PM file upload configuration)
show security ssh auth-key (RSA public/private-key support)
show security ssh auth-key-status (RSA public/private-key support)
Removed Commands
configure system clock-mgmt (not supported command removed)
configure system sync-if-timing bits (not supported command removed)
configure system sync-if-timing ptp (ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW not
supported yet)
configure system sync-if-timing ptp accept-master (ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362
DF-16GW/SF-8GW not supported yet)
configure system sync-if-timing ptp default-dataset (ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362
configure system sync-if-timing ptp ptp-domain (ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362
configure system sync-if-timing ptp slave-port-dataset (ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362
configure system sync-if-timing ptp tx-protocol (ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362
configure system sync-if-timing ref-order (ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW
not supported yet)
configure system sync-if-timing ssm (ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW not
supported yet)
configure system sync-if-timing tod (ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW not
supported yet)
1 ISAM CLI
configure system sync-if-timing tod-ref-order (ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362
show system sync-ptp-client (ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW not
supported yet)
show system sync-ptp-currmaster (ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW not
supported yet)
show system sync-ptp-mstrport (ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW not
supported yet)
show system sync-ptp-slaveport (ieee1588 for freq and phase sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW not
supported yet)

Modified Commands
admin dual-parenting (support cross-shelf Type-B protection for GPON between two ISAM FX OLTs)
admin dual-parenting protection-group switchover (support cross-shelf Type-B protection for GPON
between two ISAM FX OLTs)
configure alarm entry (alarm for MELT board reset, network-power-loss and hw-fault)
configure channel-group id subchannel-group id (update parameter mcatt-encrypt fot downstream
multicast GEM encryption mode)
configure dual-parenting (support cross-shelf Type-B protection for GPON between two ISAM FX
OLTs)
configure dual-parenting local-node (support cross-shelf Type-B protection for GPON between two
ISAM FX OLTs)
configure dual-parenting peer-node (support cross-shelf Type-B protection for GPON between two ISAM
FX OLTs)
configure dual-parenting protection-group (support cross-shelf Type-B protection for GPON between two
ISAM FX OLTs)
configure generic-pon ont (ONT pre-provisioning using Serial Number authentication - auto unlock ONT
Administrative State)
configure ipv6-antispoofing (support IPv6 anti-spoofing based on the full IPv6 address)
configure ipv6-antispoofing slot (support IPv6 anti-spoofing based on the full IPv6 address)
configure qos profiles policy-action (QoS enhancements)
configure qos profiles session (QOS enhancements)
configure system (QOS enhancements)
configure system clock-mgmt (support SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing (support SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing bits (support SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing force-reference (support SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing ptp (support SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing ptp accept-master (support SyncE freq sync on 7362
1 ISAM CLI
DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing ptp default-dataset (support SyncE freq sync on 7362
DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing ptp l2-ptp-port (support SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing ptp l4-ptp-port (support SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing ptp link-port-compensation (support SyncE freq sync on 7362
DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing ptp master-port (support SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing ptp mstr-port-ds-prof (support SyncE freq sync on 7362
DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing ptp ptp-domain (support SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing ptp slave-port-dataset (support SyncE freq sync on 7362
DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing ptp tx-protocol (support SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing ref-order (support SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing ssm (support SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing ssmout-ltport (support SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing ssmout-synce (support SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing synce (support SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing tod (support SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing tod-ref-order (support SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system syslog route msg-type (Syslog improvements)
configure vlan (removed not supported parameter mac-auto-delete)
debug-command current-cpu-core-load (support for VVPS virtual LT)
debug-command error-info (support for VVPS virtual LT)
debug-command temperature (support for VVPS virtual LT)
match (update match CLI filter decription)
show alarm query eqpt-holder-ext (support new alarms network-power-loss and hw-fault)
show alarm query plug-in-unit-ext (alarm for MELT board reset)
show dual-parenting (support cross-shelf Type-B protection for GPON between two ISAM FX OLTs)
show dual-parenting protection-group (support cross-shelf Type-B protection for GPON between two
ISAM FX OLTs)
show system clock-mgmt (support SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
show system license (support VDSL Long Range)
show system sync-if-timing-t4 (support SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
show system sync-if-timing-tod (support SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
show system sync-ptp-currmaster (support SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
show system sync-ptp-inmasters (support SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
1 ISAM CLI
show system sync-ptp-mstrprofile (support SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)

show system sync-ptp-slaveport (support SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
New Commands
admin igmp debug version (IGMP Join/leave Debug Management)
admin software-mngt tls-cafile (support SIP over TLS)
admin system security manager release-lock-cli (login security control enhancements)
configure qos dn-ctrl-pkt (QoS enhancements)
configure qos profiles dscp-tc (QoS enhancements, support to add or delete dscp to tc profile)
configure qos profiles dscp-tc codepoint (QoS enhancements)
configure qos up-ctrl-pkt (QoS enhancements)
configure system sync-if-timing tod holdover-spec (support SyncE freq sync on 7362
DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
show alarm current sync (support SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
show alarm log sync (support SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
show alarm query sync (support SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
show alarm snap-shot sync (support SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
show software-mngt tls-cafile (support SIP over TLS)
Removed Commands
admin bridge unicast-mac-address port (not supported command removed)
configure bridge port vlan-id eligible-to-learn (not supported command removed)
admin pon ber-stats (parameter pon-leg not supported)
admin pon clear-alarm (parameter pon-leg not supported)
admin pon diagnostic (parameter pon-leg not supported)
admin pon utilization (parameter pon-leg not supported)
admin trouble-shooting pon interface (parameter pon-leg not supported)
configure channel-pair interface (parameter onu-prov-mode not supported yet)
configure equipment ont interface (parameter template-name not supported yet)
configure equipment ont slot (parameter eth_adaptive not supported yet)
configure interface port (parameter pon-leg not supported)
configure pon interface (parameter pon-leg not supported)
configure qos interface (parameter pon-leg not supported)
configure qos tca queue (parameter pon-leg not supported)
configure trap definition (parameter ont-prov-template not supported yet)
configure trap manager (parameter ont-prov-template not supported yet)
configure trap manager (removed obsolete parameter new-ont-alrm and ont-prov-status)
1 ISAM CLI
configure trap v6manager (parameter ont-prov-template not supported yet)

configure trouble-shooting pon statistics interface (parameter pon-leg not supported)
configure trouble-shooting pon statistics threshold interface (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show alarm query olt-gen (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show alarm query olt-pon-tc-tca (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show alarm query olt-pon-util-tca (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show alarm query otdr (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show equipment shelf (display of customer serial not supported yet)
show equipment slot (display of customer serial not supported yet)
show interface stack (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show mcast pon-active-groups (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show pon interface fec-tc-layer current-interval (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show pon interface mcast-tc-layer current-interval (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show pon interface mcast-tc-layer previous-interval (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show pon interface phy-layer current-interval (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show pon interface tc-layer current-interval (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show pon interface tc-layer previous-interval (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show pon interface xg-tc-layer current-interval (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show pon interface xg-tc-layer previous-interval (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show pon optics (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show pon pon-diagnostics (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show pon sfp-inventory (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show pon utilization cur-intvl-top-ont-rx (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show pon utilization cur-intvl-top-ont-tx (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show pon utilization current-interval (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show pon utilization previous-interval (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show pon utilization prv-intvl-top-ont-rx (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show pon utilization prv-intvl-top-ont-tx (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show qos interface-bandwidth (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show qos statistics color-queue current-15min (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show qos statistics color-queue prev-15min (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show qos statistics queue current-15min (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show qos statistics queue prev-15min (parameter pon-leg not supported)
show trouble-shooting pon statistics interface (parameter pon-leg not supported)

Modified Commands
1 ISAM CLI
configure alarm entry (alarms for Auto-switching improvement, PON integrity)

configure cfm domain association mep y1731ais (FELT-B downlink port: Link Loss Forwarding, auto
shut down bridge port on MEP)
configure channel-group id (Channel Profiles, Burst Profiles and System Profile PLOAM compliance on
NG-PON2 OLT)
configure system security operator (prompt with Warning and request for confirmation before command
execution)
configure system security snmp group security-level (NVPS-C: support Multi-core NT card (FANT-F and
NANT-E) as server board, add vvpsa context)
configure system security snmp manager (NVPS-C: support Multi-core NT card (FANT-F and NANT-E)
as server board, add vvpsa context)
configure vlan (allow the operator to control automatic clearing of MAC entries)
configure vlan id (updated DHCPv6 behavior)
configure voice ont mgc-config (update for OMCI Spec for XGS PON ONTs)
debug-command current-cpu-core-load (NVPS-C: support Multi-core NT card (FANT-F and NANT-E)
as server board, add virtual LT board index)
debug-command error-info (NVPS-C: support Multi-core NT card (FANT-F and NANT-E) as server
board, add virtual LT board index)
debug-command temperature (NVPS-C: support Multi-core NT card (FANT-F and NANT-E) as server
board, add virtual LT board index)
environment (environment setting to set number of lines displayed)
show alarm query channel-pair (PON Data Path Integrity alarm)
show alarm query ont (enabled alarm ont-gen-tod-mismatch)
show alarm query otdr (removed not supported parameter values epon eont ellid euni, new value pon:leg
not supported yet)
show alarm query sfprssi (NVPS-C: support Multi-core NT card (FANT-F and NANT-E) as server board,
add virtual LT board index)
show interface stack (removed not supported parameter values epon eont ellid euni, new value pon:leg not
supported yet)
New Commands
admin bridge unicast-mac-address port (delete all MACs learned on bridge port from the filtering
database)
configure bridge port vlan-id eligible-to-learn (802.1x Mac Based Authentication additional requirements
support)
configure bridge port vlan-id eligible-to-learn unicast-mac (802.1x Mac Based Authentication additional
requirements support)
configure equipment ont interface cpu-load (performance KPI support)
configure equipment ont interface memory-usage (performance KPI support)
configure generic-pon alarmflag (enable to re-define the PONLOS for broken trunk fiber)
configure generic-pon dpinteg-threshold (PON Data Path Integrity alarm threshold)
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configure interface statistics (support Sliding-Window Traffic Statistics)

configure tc-layer (GEM port network CTP performance monitoring history data)
configure tc-layer ont-side (GEM port network CTP performance monitoring history data)
show alarm snap-shot olt-gen (enable olt-gen alarm display)
show equipment ont cpu-load (performance KPI support)
show equipment ont cpu-load current-interval (performance KPI support)
show equipment ont cpu-load previous-interval (performance KPI support)
show equipment ont memory-usage (performance KPI support)
show equipment ont memory-usage current-interval (performance KPI support)
show equipment ont memory-usage previous-interval (performance KPI support)
show interface statistics (support Sliding-Window Traffic Statistics)
show tc-layer (GEM port network CTP performance monitoring history data)
show tc-layer ont-side (GEM port network CTP performance monitoring history data)
show tc-layer ont-side current-interval (GEM port network CTP performance monitoring history data)
show tc-layer ont-side previous-interval (GEM port network CTP performance monitoring history data)
admin dual-parenting (Cross-shelf Type-B protection for GPON between two ISAM FX OLTs)
admin dual-parenting protection-group switchover (Cross-shelf Type-B protection for GPON between
two ISAM FX OLTs)
admin pon ber-stats (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
admin pon clear-alarm (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
admin pon diagnostic (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
admin pon utilization (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
admin software-mngt trigger-reborn (trigger reborn reformation)
admin trouble-shooting pon interface (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
configure dual-parenting (Cross-shelf Type-B protection for GPON between two ISAM FX OLTs)
configure dual-parenting local-node (Cross-shelf Type-B protection for GPON between two ISAM FX
OLTs)
configure dual-parenting peer-node (Cross-shelf Type-B protection for GPON between two ISAM FX
OLTs)
configure dual-parenting protection-group (Cross-shelf Type-B protection for GPON between two ISAM
FX OLTs)
configure equipment ont interface (parameter value 1.25g not supported yet)
configure interface port (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
configure ipv6-antispoofing (IPv6 anti-spoofing based on the full IPv6 address)
configure ipv6-antispoofing slot (IPv6 anti-spoofing based on the full IPv6 address)
configure pon interface (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
configure qos interface (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
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configure qos tca queue (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
configure system clock-mgmt (SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure system sync-if-timing (SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
configure trouble-shooting pon statistics interface (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
configure trouble-shooting pon statistics threshold interface (legacy parameter value leg not supported
yet)
show alarm query olt-gen (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
show alarm query olt-pon-tc-tca (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
show alarm query olt-pon-util-tca (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
show dual-parenting (Cross-shelf Type-B protection for GPON between two ISAM FX OLTs)
show dual-parenting protection-group (Cross-shelf Type-B protection for GPON between two ISAM FX
OLTs)
show mcast pon-active-groups (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
show pon interface fec-tc-layer current-interval (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
show pon interface mcast-tc-layer current-interval (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
show pon interface mcast-tc-layer previous-interval (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
show pon interface phy-layer current-interval (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
show pon interface tc-layer current-interval (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
show pon interface tc-layer previous-interval (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
show pon interface xg-tc-layer current-interval (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
show pon interface xg-tc-layer previous-interval (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
show pon optics (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
show pon pon-diagnostics (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
show pon sfp-inventory (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
show pon utilization cur-intvl-top-ont-rx (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
show pon utilization cur-intvl-top-ont-tx (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
show pon utilization current-interval (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
show pon utilization previous-interval (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
show pon utilization prv-intvl-top-ont-rx (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
show pon utilization prv-intvl-top-ont-tx (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
show qos interface-bandwidth (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
show qos statistics color-queue current-15min (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
show qos statistics color-queue prev-15min (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
show qos statistics queue current-15min (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
show qos statistics queue prev-15min (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)
show system clock-mgmt (SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
show system license (new parameter value 100gbps-lt not supported yet)
show system sync-if-timing-t4 (SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
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show system sync-if-timing-tod (SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)

show system sync-ptp-currmaster (SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
show system sync-ptp-inmasters (SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
show system sync-ptp-mstrprofile (SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
show system sync-ptp-slaveport (SyncE freq sync on 7362 DF-16GW/SF-8GW)
show trouble-shooting pon statistics interface (legacy parameter value leg not supported yet)

Modified Commands
admin system techsupport (default changed from disable to enable)
configure alarm entry (alarm raised at various degrees of flash card degradation or failure)
configure channel-group id subchannel-group id (support multiple Subchannel Groups (channel
partitions) per Channel Group on NG-PON2 [OLT part])
configure qos profiles bandwidth (update DBRu parameter setting)
configure system security snmp group (DPoE and DOCSIS related parameters removed)
configure system syslog route msg-type (dump Syslog file support)
New Commands
configure system lemi-login (command to enable or disable LEMI IP)
show system autoboot-config (show timestamps from autoboot.tim file)
show system cf-usage (show the status of the flash card, degradation or failure)
configure channel-pair interface deact-ont-tca (alarms on number of deactivated ONUs per PON not
supported yet)
configure channel-pair interface deact-ont-tca threshold-number (alarms on number of deactivated ONUs
per PON not supported yet)
configure channel-pair interface deact-ont-tca threshold-percent (alarms on number of deactivated ONUs
per PON not supported yet)
configure pon interface deact-ont-tca (alarms on number of deactivated ONUs per PON not supported
yet)
configure pon interface deact-ont-tca threshold-number (alarms on number of deactivated ONUs per PON
not supported yet)
configure pon interface deact-ont-tca threshold-percent (alarms on number of deactivated ONUs per PON
not supported yet)
configure software-mngt oswp (new parameter on-schedule-time not supported yet)
show alarm query channel-pair chpr-deact (alarms on number of deactivated ONUs per PON not
supported yet)
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show software-mngt oswp (new display items on-schedule-time not supported yet)

Modified Commands
admin software-mngt database (IPv6 Management)
admin system techsupport (default for parameter doactivate changed to enable)
configure alarm entry (cleanup unsupported alarms network-power-loss, hw-fault,ont-ploam-loss-frame,
sfu-ploam-loss-frame, soho-ploam-loss-frame, mdu-ploam-loss-frame, olt-gen-pon-prot-na,
olt-gen-pon-prot-act. New alarm ont-ip-host-file tod-reference-fail. Alarms on number of deactivated
ONUs per PON not supported yet.)
configure alarm filter filterid (Alarm list updated)
configure bridge port (support full TPID translation FELT-B VULA uplink)
configure bridge port vlan-id (C-VLAN p-bit marking on S-VLAN tunnel Cross-Connect)
configure bridge port vlan-id (policer instance sharing across multiple VLAN Ports on the same Bridge
Port with groupid)
configure channel-group id subchannel-group id (parameter cpi and extended range for scg-id to 4 not
supported yet)
configure channel-pair interface (configure TCA alarms for U-NGPON: BER period and thresholds)
configure equipment slot (modified parameter capab-profile)
configure ethernet line mau (support for 2.5GBase SFP. Note: in order to support smooth migration from
1G to 2.5 cases, it is proposed to use 1000baselxfd for newly qualified(R58) optics 3FE47061AA and
AB)
configure interface alarm (support alarm interface type ds1)
configure l2uni ont performance-monitor (support 64-Bit counter via standard OMCI)
configure pon interface (parameter pon-speed can be used to configure the planned PON speed)
configure qos interface (improvement for Qos Interface parameter)
configure qos tca (index) queue (improvement for Qos Interface parameter)
configure software-mngt database (IPv6 Management)
configure software-mngt oswp (IPv6 Management)
configure software-mngt sw-replacement-mode (ISSU (In Service Software Upgrade) of 7360 FX,
leveraging on Type-B redundancy [GPON/XGS-PON])
configure system security default-profile (allow to create a new user with lldp-med priviledge)
configure system security profile (allow to create a new user with lldp-med priviledge)
configure system security snmp community (IPv6 Management)
configure system security snmp manager (IPv6 Management)
configure system syslog destination (IPv6 Management)
configure tr069serv ont (support VEIP on 10G OLT full parity with GPON)
configure trap definition (IPv6 Management)
configure trap manager (IPv6 Management)
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configure veip ont l2 (support 64-Bit counter via standard OMCI)

show alarm query eqpt-holder-ext (cleanup unsupported alarms network-power-loss hw-fault)
show alarm query mdu-ploam (cleanup unsupported alarm mdu-ploam-loss-frame)
show alarm query name (updated supported alarm list)
show alarm query olt-gen (cleanup unsupported alarms olt-gen-pon-prot-na olt-gen-pon-prot-act, add
alarms olt-gen-sfp-mism, not supported yet: olt-gen-deact-hightca olt-gen-deact-lowtca)
show alarm query ont-ploam (cleanup unsupported alarm ont-ploam-loss-frame)
show alarm query ont-voip (support query of ont services alarms)
show alarm query sfu-ploam (cleanup unsupported alarm sfu-ploam-loss-frame)
show equipment transceiver-inventory (support for 2.5GBase SFP)
show ethernet mau (support for 2.5GBase SFP)
show interface alarm (support alarm interface type ds1)
show pon unprovision-onu (add actual-us-rate to show the actual upstream rate)
show qos interface-bandwidth (improvement for Qos Interface parameter)
show qos statistics color-queue current-15min (improvement for Qos Interface parameter)
show qos statistics color-queue prev-15min (improvement for Qos Interface parameter)
show qos statistics queue current-15min (improvement for Qos Interface parameter)
show qos statistics queue prev-15min (improvement for Qos Interface parameter)
show software-mngt upgrade-plan (ISSU (In Service Software Upgrade) of 7360 FX, leveraging on
Type-B redundancy [GPON/XGS-PON])
show software-mngt upgrade-status (ISSU (In Service Software Upgrade) of 7360 FX, leveraging on
Type-B redundancy [GPON/XGS-PON])
show system license ("add ""Local Stand Alone and Emergency call"" license")
show trap manager (IPv6 Management)
New Commands
configure system management ipv6 (IPv6 Management)
configure system management ipv6 default-hop-limit (IPv6 Management)
configure system management ipv6 default-route (IPv6 Management)
configure system security filetransfer serverv6 (IPv6 Management)
configure system sntp server-table ipv6-address (IPv6 Management)
configure trap v6manager (IPv6 Management)
show alarm query ont-ani (enabling ont-ani alarm display)
show l2uni ont performance-data-64bit (support 64-Bit counter via standard OMCI)
show l2uni ont performance-data-64bit current-interval (support 64-Bit counter via standard OMCI)
show l2uni ont performance-data-64bit previous-interval (support 64-Bit counter via standard OMCI)
show sntp server-tablev6 (IPv6 Management)
show trap v6manager (IPv6 Management)
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admin equipment ont interface (parameter optitrans-disable-time not supported yet)
configure equipment ont interface delay-act (command not supported yet)
configure equipment ont interface onu-tssi-detect (command not supported yet)
configure equipment ont pm-collect (command not supported yet)
configure equipment ont sw-ctrl delay-act (command not supported yet)
configure voice ont pots (parameters transmit-path nominal-feed-vol not supported yet)
show alarm query channel-pair (alarm chpr-deact-hightca and chpr-deact-lowtca not supported yet)
show alarm query mdu-sup (alarm mdu-opti-malfunc not supported yet)
show alarm query ont (alarm ont-opti-malfunc not supported yet)
show alarm query ont-iphost (parameter ont-ip-host-file not supported yet)
show alarm query sfu-sup (alarm sfu-opti-malfunc not supported yet)
show alarm query soho-sup (alarm soho-opti-malfunc not supported yet)
show equipment ont xg-mgmt (command not supported yet)
show equipment ont xg-mgmt ont-side (command not supported yet)
show equipment ont xg-mgmt ont-side current-interval (command not supported yet)
show equipment ont xg-mgmt ont-side previous-interval (command not supported yet)

Modified Commands
admin cfm mclbm (command node definition updated)
admin channel-pair diagnostic (support channel-pair for alien ONU detection on XGS-PON)
admin system techsupport gen-on-demand (corrections in the CLI interface to support nt-b)
configure alarm entry (add CAS R2 Channel alarrms, new alarms for ERPS on uplinks, LLDP alarms and
for mismatch beetween actual and planned upstream rate. qsfp alarm)
configure alarm filter filterid (Alarm list updated)
configure ethernet ont (Power over Ethernet enhancements)
configure ethernet-ring instance (support ring with ERPS (G.8032) on uplinks)
configure ethernet-ring instance path (support ring with ERPS (G.8032) on uplinks)
configure interface port (update port parameters display)
configure trap definition (add support for SW Upgrade Finished trap)
configure trap manager (add support for SW Upgrade Finished trap)
show alarm query bulk-sync (Type-B protection support on XGS-PON)
show alarm query channel-pair (support channel-pair for alien ONU detection on XGS-PON)
show alarm query ethernet-ring (support ring with ERPS (G.8032) on uplinks)
show alarm query mdu-sup (update alarm list, Power over Ethernet enhancements alarm
mdu-sup-poe-over-yell supported)
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show alarm query name (alarm list updated)

show alarm query ont (Power over Ethernet enhancements alarm ont-poe-overload-yell supported)
show alarm query ont-gen (add alarm for mismatch beetween actual and planned upstream rate)
show alarm query protection-group (Type-B protection support on XGS-PON)
show alarm query sfu-gen (add alarm for mismatch beetween actual and planned upstream rate)
show alarm query sfu-sup (updated alarm list, Power over Ethernet enhancements alarm
sfu-sup-poe-over-yell supported)
show alarm query soho-sup (updated alarm list, Power over Ethernet enhancements alarm
soho-sup-poe-over-yell supported)
show channel-pair diagnostic (support channel-pair for alien ONU detection on XGS-PON)
show ethernet ont operational-data (Power over Ethernet enhancements)
New Commands
admin cfm mclbm domain lbm-tlv-type (add McLbm TlvType parameter for user to configure the mclbm
message TLV part)
configure lldp-med (support LLDP-MED (Link Layer Discovery Protocol-Media Endpoint Discovery)
phase 2 (OLT part))
configure lldp-med media-policy (support LLDP-MED (Link Layer Discovery Protocol-Media Endpoint
Discovery) phase 2 (OLT part))
configure lldp-med port (support LLDP-MED (Link Layer Discovery Protocol-Media Endpoint
configure system power-mode (support for 7362 ISAM SF-8GW)
show alarm current inband-management-vlan (support ring with ERPS (G.8032) on uplinks)
show alarm current lldpmed (support LLDP-MED (Link Layer Discovery Protocol-Media Endpoint
show alarm log inband-management-vlan (support ring with ERPS (G.8032) on uplinks)
show alarm log lldpmed (support LLDP-MED (Link Layer Discovery Protocol-Media Endpoint
show alarm query inband-management-vlan (support ring with ERPS (G.8032) on uplinks)
show alarm query lldpmed (support LLDP-MED (Link Layer Discovery Protocol-Media Endpoint
show alarm snap-shot inband-management-vlan (support ring with ERPS (G.8032) on uplinks)
show alarm snap-shot lldpmed (support LLDP-MED (Link Layer Discovery Protocol-Media Endpoint
Removed Commands
configure equipment fan-tray (disabled obsolete command)
configure li_vlan vlan-id (command not supported)
configure pon interface (parameter pon-speed not supported yet)
configure software-mngt sw-replacement-mode (command not supported yet)
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show software-mngt upgrade-plan (command not supported yet)

show software-mngt upgrade-status (command not supported yet)

Modified Commands
admin system security ssh generate-key (SSH security improvements, upgrade openSSL and default key
pair removal)
admin trouble-shooting pbit interface (support enabling pbit counter on VLAN port level)
configure alarm entry (sip-isdnpratermination alarms replaced by e1-sip-termination, add alarm to see if
CPE is not supporting 35b, add psu alarms, alien and poe alarms not supported yet)
configure alarm filter filterid (supported alarm list updated)
configure equipment shelf (introduction of new 7362 ISAM SF-8GW product, renamed
ngpon_port_reduced to ngpon-port-reduced)
configure ethernet ont (support ability to display 2.5G SFP ONT link speed)
configure interface port (port-type redefined)
configure qos profiles queue (Increase configurable queue size on fiber LTs)
configure system (switch outband/inband mode for ISAM 7362 ISAM SF-8GW)
configure system security ssh server-profile (SSH security improvements, upgrade openSSL and default
key pair removal)
configure trouble-shooting pbit statistics interface (support enabling pbit counter on VLAN port level)
show interface port (updated interface port display)
show alarm (supported alarm list updated)
show alarm query name (supported alarm list updated)
show equipment slot (support remote inventory for 7360 ISAM FX-8 AC redundant power units)
show ethernet ont operational-data interface (support ability to display 2.5G SFP ONT link speed)
show iphost ont operational-data (retrieve the hostname of the snmp managed MDU)
show mcast active-groups detail (display currently joined HostIP for IGMP control channel)
show security ssh server (SSH security improvements, upgrade openSSL and default key pair removal)
show sntp (add display of the boottime of the ISAM)
show xdsl failure-status far-end (Alarm for CPE not supporting xdsl 35b mode)
New Commands
configure system external-leds (support new 7362 ISAM SF-8GW product)
remote-debug (OLT support for remote debug of 3rd party ONT via standard OMCI ME)
remote-debug ont (OLT support for remote debug of 3rd party ONT via standard OMCI ME)
show alarm query cfm (support cfm alarms)
show alarm query ethernet-ring (support ethernet ring alarms)
show equipment ont status (single command to show ONU summary info)
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show equipment ont status channel-pair (single command to show ONU summary info)
show equipment ont status pon (single command to show ONU summary info)
show security ssh server-key-status (SSH security improvements, upgrade openSSL and default key pair
removal)
Removed Commands
admin system security pmfile (not supported command removed)
admin system security pmfile upload upl-interval-num (not supported command removed)
admin channel-pair diagnostic (alien ONU detection on XGS-PON not supported yet)
admin system fips (fips not supported yet)
configure snmp-agent ont (NG-PON2 index is not supported yet)
configure system fips (fips not supported yet)
configure system security cdr-pm-file (call records not fully supported)
configure system security cdr-pm-file upload (call records not fully supported)
configure system security pmfile (not supported command removed)
configure system security pmfile upload (not supported command removed)
configure system syslog route msg-type (parameter ont-prov-status not supported yet)
configure trap definition (parameter ont-prov-status and new-ont-alrm not supported yet)
configure trap manager (parameter ont-prov-status and new-ont-alrm not supported yet)
configure voice ont mgc-agent (H248/Megaco on 10G Cards not supported yet)
configure voice ont service (H248/Megaco on 10G Cards not supported yet)
show alarm query bulk-sync (Type-B protection support on XGS-PON not supported yet)
show alarm query channel-pair (alien ONU detection on XGS-PON not supported yet)
show alarm query mdu-sup (update alarm list, Power over Ethernet enhancements alarm
mdu-sup-poe-over-yell not supported yet)
show alarm query ont (Power over Ethernet enhancements alarm ont-poe-overload-yell not supported yet)
show alarm query ont-voip (H248/Megaco on 10G Cards not supported yet)
show alarm query protection-group (Type-B protection support on XGS-PON not supported yet)
show alarm query sfu-sup (updated alarm list, Power over Ethernet enhancements alarm
sfu-sup-poe-over-yell not supported yet)
show alarm query soho-sup (updated alarm list, Power over Ethernet enhancements alarm
soho-sup-poe-over-yell not supported yet)
show channel-pair diagnostic (alien ONU display on XGS-PON not supported yet)
show security cdr-pm-file (call records not fully supported)
show security cdr-pm-file upload (call records not fully supported)
show security pmfile (not supported command removed)
show security pmfile upload (not supported command removed)
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show system fips (fips not supported yet)

show voice ont pots tc-layer olt-side current-interval (H248/Megaco on 10G Cards not supported yet)
show voice ont pots tc-layer olt-side previous-interval (H248/Megaco on 10G Cards not supported yet)
show voice ont pots tc-layer ont-side current-interval (H248/Megaco on 10G Cards not supported yet)
show voice ont pots tc-layer ont-side previous-interval (H248/Megaco on 10G Cards not supported yet)
show voice ont service (H248/Megaco on 10G Cards not supported yet)
show voice ont voip-vip-prof operational-data input-profile (H248/Megaco on 10G Cards not supported
yet)

Modified Commands
admin bridge learned-unicast-mac unicast-mac-address (update supported port types)
admin ethernet statistics (update supported port types)
admin system techsupport gen-on-demand (added range check for session ID parameter)
admin voice cluster equipment sharedline-port-id (support ISAMV-H248 NPOTS shared lines)
configure alarm entry (new alarms for H248 NPOTS shared line, CFM)
configure alarm filter filterid (update list of alarms)
configure cfm domain association (support ring with ERPS (G.8032))
configure cfm domain association mep (support ring with ERPS (G.8032))
configure cfm domain association mep (update supported port types)
configure channel-group id subchannel-group id (updated range parameter values)
configure equipment shelf ("XG-PON1 ""only"" mode of operation")
configure interface port (LACP support on uplink ports)
configure interface port (NNI Mode Support on NDLT-G bonded lines)
configure interface port (TDM support for 8 E1 ports on the NSLT-D)
configure link-agg (LACP support on uplink ports)
configure pon interface (add new authentication mode for CMCC)
configure qos profiles bandwidth (DBRu enabled by default to improve throughput on upstream PON
link)
configure qos profiles queue (NNI Mode Support on NDLT-G bonded lines)
configure system (periph-mgnt-ctrl default value set to disable)
configure system security (POL: access control and dynamic VLAN assignment)
configure system security pae ext-authenticator (POL: access control and dynamic VLAN assignment)
configure system security ssh access (enabled TnD over SSH)
configure system sync-if-timing (support for synchronous ethernet on 7367 SX-16F ETSI and 7363 MX
with P2P-fed)
configure system sync-if-timing ssm (support for synchronous ethernet on 7367 SX-16F ETSI and 7363
MX with P2P-fed)
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configure trap definition (POL: access control and dynamic VLAN assignment)
configure trap manager (POL: access control and dynamic VLAN assignment)
configure vlan id (POL: access control and dynamic VLAN assignment)
configure vlan pbit-statistics port (update supported port types)
configure vlan vlan-port unicast-mac (update supported port types)
configure voice cluster equipment sharedlineterm (support ISAMV-H248 NPOTS shared lines)
show alarm query authentication (add authentication alarms)
show alarm query name (update list of alarms)
show alarm query otdr (TDM support for 8 E1 ports on the NSLT-D)
show alarm query otdr (update supported port types)
show alarm query vlanport (update supported port types)
show cfm stack (update supported port types)
show ethernet etherstats (update supported port types)
show iacm-lacp member-port (LACP support on uplink ports)
show interface port (LACP support on uplink ports)
show interface port (TDM support for 8 E1 ports on the NSLT-D)
show interface port (update supported port types)
show interface stack (TDM support for 8 E1 ports on the NSLT-D)
show interface test (TDM support for 8 E1 ports on the NSLT-D)
show interface test (update supported port types)
show ipv6 users (update supported port types)
show link-agg (LACP support on uplink ports)
show pon unprovision-onu (add new field to indicate ONT type)
show vlan cross-connect (update supported port types)
show vlan fdb-board (LACP support on uplink ports)
show vlan pbit-statistics port (update supported port types)
show vlan residential-bridge extensive (update supported port types)
show vlan residential-bridge summary (update supported port types)
show voice cluster sharedlineterm (support ISAMV-H248 NPOTS shared lines)
New Commands
admin ethernet-ring instance (support ring with ERPS (G.8032))
admin security mac-diag mac-addr (POL: access control and dynamic VLAN assignment)
configure ethernet-ring (support ring with ERPS (G.8032))
configure ethernet-ring instance (support ring with ERPS (G.8032))
configure ethernet-ring instance datavlan (support ring with ERPS (G.8032))
configure ethernet-ring instance datavlan data-vlan-start (support ring with ERPS (G.8032))
configure ethernet-ring instance path (support ring with ERPS (G.8032))
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configure system ntr-ssmout-vlan (support for synchronous ethernet on 7367 SX-16F ETSI and 7363 MX
with P2P-fed)
configure system sync-if-timing ssmout-ltport (support for synchronous ethernet on 7367 SX-16F ETSI
and 7363 MX with P2P-fed)
configure system sync-if-timing ssmout-synce (support for synchronous ethernet on 7367 SX-16F ETSI
and 7363 MX with P2P-fed)
show alarm current ethernet-ring (support ring with ERPS (G.8032) alarms)
show alarm log ethernet-ring (support ring with ERPS (G.8032) alarms)
show alarm snap-shot ethernet-ring (support ring with ERPS (G.8032) alarms)
show ethernet-ring (support ring with ERPS (G.8032))
show ethernet-ring instance-info (support ring with ERPS (G.8032))
show ethernet-ring path-info (support ring with ERPS (G.8032))
show security pae mac-authenticator (POL: access control and dynamic VLAN assignment)
show security pae mac-diagnostics (POL: access control and dynamic VLAN assignment)
show system license (support command to show licenses)
configure equipment ont gis (MII Universal BB Service: Location Config Data OLT part)
configure generic-pon gis-info (MII Universal BB Service: Location Config Data OLT part)
configure system security default-profile (parameter livoice not supported)
configure system security profile (parameter livoice not supported)
show equipment ont gis (MII Universal BB Service: Location Config Data OLT part)
show equipment slot (parameters bat-a bat-b not supported yet)

Modified Commands
admin equipment ont interface (support User Commanded on-the-fly ONU movement)
admin equipment slot (add the restrt-cnt-per-lt counter)
admin system techsupport gen-on-demand (added range for techsupport session id parameter)
configure alarm entry (add 7363 ISAM MX temperature inlet alarm)
configure cfm domain association (updated specification of InterfaceZeroIndex)
configure equipment ont interface (support User Commanded on-the-fly ONU movement)
configure pon uri-prof (add ability to modify the SIPPING Server Network Address Profile (SSNAP))
configure qos interface (identify downstream scheduler reference to prevent improper input)
configure qos interface ds-schedule-tag (support PON UNI extension for FGLT-B and FWLT-A)
configure qos profiles policy-action (support NNI Inc. 2 on FELT-B)
configure system (support alarm generation for LEMI on RANT-A)
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configure system security default-profile (update for password timeout for an operator with
default-profile)
configure system security snmp manager (context ihub added)
configure trap manager (support dying gasp feature in software method)
configure vlan id (improved ARP snooping and polling)
configure vlan id (support L2 DHCP relay agent on NNI interfaces in order to support autoconfiguration
of a connected node in a daisy chain or ring topology)
configure voice ont uri-prof (add ability to modify the SIPPING Server Network Address Profile
(SSNAP))
show alarm query eqpt-holder-ext (add 7363 ISAM MX temperature inlet alarm)
show alarm query lag (support pinning an S-VLAN to a member uplink when multiple uplinks are present
in a LAG)
show qos statistics color-queue (support PON UNI extension for FGLT-B and FWLT-A)
show qos statistics color-queue current-15min (support PON UNI extension for FGLT-B and FWLT-A)
show qos statistics color-queue prev-15min (support PON UNI extension for FGLT-B and FWLT-A)
show trouble-shooting statistics uni-interface (improved trouble-shooting statistics display)
New Commands
configure system relay-id-syntax (support L2 DHCP relay agent on NNI interfaces in order to support
autoconfiguration of a connected node in a daisy chain or ring topology)
show alarm current cfm (show cfm alarm enabled)
show alarm log cfm (show cfm alarm enabled)
show alarm snap-shot cfm (show cfm alarm enabled)
Removed Commands
configure e1 (removal of not supported command)
configure vlan tpid (obsolete command removed)
show e1 (removed obsolete command)
configure interface port (parameter e1-line not supported yet)
show alarm query otdr (parameter e1-line not supported yet)
show interface port (parameter e1-line not supported yet)
show interface stack (parameter e1-line not supported yet)
show interface test (parameter e1-line not supported yet)

Modified Commands
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admin equipment ont interface (allow ISAM to trigger a reboot of an ONU via proprietary PLOAM)
admin software-mngt oswp (enable activation with a default database retaining management link)
admin trouble-shooting pbit interface (updated interface index format)
configure alarm entry (ais-signal, los-signal, rai-signal replaced by new isdn- alarms. New alarms for
Ethernet ring and lsa-fo-trigger. Duplicate alarm sem-ups-fail replaced by sem-ups-low-volt, new power
alarms)
configure alarm filter filterid (update for alarm changes)
configure bridge port (support configurable Downstream p-bit translation behavior)
configure channel-pair interface (XGS-PON on 7360 ISAM FX including XG-PON1 and dual rate)
configure channel-pair profiles (XGS-PON on 7360 ISAM FX including XG-PON1 and dual rate)
configure equipment ont interface (Flush MAC in LT FDB automatically when ONT is
rebooted/power-cycled or when a UNI goes down)
configure equipment ont interface (XGS-PON on 7360 ISAM FX including XG-PON1 and dual rate)
configure system (retrieval of system-mac enabled)
configure system security (support for configuring the number of CLI sessions and the operator login
retry policy)
configure system security domain (support for configuring the number of CLI sessions)
configure system security operator (support for configuring the number of CLI sessions)
configure trouble-shooting pbit statistics (updated interface index format)
configure voice sip lineid-syn-prof (support for ISAMV ISDN SIP on NIAT-A board)
show alarm query eqpt-holder-ext (alarm sem-ups-fail replaced by improved alarm sem-ups-low-volt,
new power alarms)
show alarm query name (update for alarm changes)
show equipment ont interface (XGS-PON on 7360 ISAM FX including XG-PON1 and dual rate (note: in
this release, it will always report as unknown))
show equipment ont ng2-sw-download (Universal NG-PON: OMCI Pre-Configuration download)
show equipment ont ng2-sw-download channel-group (Universal NG-PON: OMCI Pre-Configuration
download)
show trouble-shooting pbit statistics interface (updated interface index format)
show trouble-shooting pbitstatistics vlanport (updated interface index format)
New Commands
configure e1 (TDM support for 8 E1 ports on the NSLT-D Phase 1)
configure e1 line (TDM support for 8 E1 ports on the NSLT-D Phase 1)
configure voice sip isdn-cas-term (support for ISAMV ISDN SIP on NIAT-A board (not applicable))
show alarm current sip-isdnpratermination (support for ISAMV ISDN SIP on NIAT-A board (not
applicable))
show alarm log sip-isdnpratermination (support for ISAMV ISDN SIP on NIAT-A board (not applicable))
show alarm snap-shot sip-isdnpratermination (support for ISAMV ISDN SIP on NIAT-A board (not
applicable))
show e1 (TDM support for 8 E1 ports on the NSLT-D Phase 1)
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show e1 line-status (TDM support for 8 E1 ports on the NSLT-D Phase 1)

show equipment ont index (CLI ONT Index Lookup Using Serial Number)
show equipment ont ng2-cfg-download (Universal NG-PON: OMCI Pre-Configuration download)
show equipment ont ng2-cfg-download channel-group (Universal NG-PON: OMCI Pre-Configuration
download)
show voice sip isdn-cas-term (support for ISAMV ISDN SIP on NIAT-A board)
Removed Commands
configure equipment power (obsolete command removed)
show equipment power-supply (obsolete command removed)
configure qos interface (parameter ds-schedule-tag not supported yet)
configure qos profiles policy-action count (multi-service support at ONT for untagged UNI)
configure qos profiles session rem-down-policy (multi-service support at ONT for untagged UNI)
configure qos profiles session rem-up-policy (multi-service support at ONT for untagged UNI)
show qos statistics color-queue (PON UNI extension)
show qos statistics color-queue current-15min (PON UNI extension)
show qos statistics color-queue prev-15min (PON UNI extension)
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1.2 Preface
Scope
This user guide describes the Command Line Interface (CLI) commands supported by the Nokia 7362 ISAM
DF/SF. 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.
• The end value of the range should be greater than or equal to the base value. If end value equal to base value
then bulk configuration will run only once with the base value. The result will be same with single value
configuration.
• 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).
• %i : the current system id.
• %t : the current timestamp.
• %! : 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
The ISAM CLI prompt configuration supports adding one or more components starting with the "%" escape
character. This behavior is extended with the use of the "$" as an escape character. The system behavior is the same
as when using the "%" escape character.
For example: an occurrence of "$n" is replaced with the name of the current operator.
For backward compatibility, the "$" character must be used exclusively without the "%" character. As soon as the
"%" character is used in the string, all occurrences of the "$" character will be considered as a literal and will not be
replaced with the component it refers to.
The following command already exists, except that the prompt value uses "%" instead of "$". The usage of "$" is
now also supported:
configure system security operator abcd prompt $h:$3d:$n:$c:$i:$!:$s:$
Instead of "%", "$" is accepted as an escape character. "%" continues to be supported for backward compatibility.
Example:
leg:abcd>configure>system>security>operator>abcd# prompt $h:$3d:$n:$c
System_id:>security>operator>abcd:abcd:#
If at least one "%" is present in the prompt, the priority will be given to "%" and "$" will be treated as a literal.
Example:
leg:abcd>security>operator>abcd:abcd:#prompt $h:%3d:%s:%n:%
$h:$3d:$s:abcd:#
Reverting to all "$":
$h:$3d:$s:abcd:#prompt $h:$3d:$s:$n:$c
System_id:>security>operator>abcd:leg:abcd:#
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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 Announcement 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 Announcement 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 Announcement 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.
Non supported commands/parameters from a later release onwards

none
2- Environment Configuration Commands
2.1 Environment Configuration Command Tree 2-52

2.2 Environment Configuration Command 2-53
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] screen-length
- [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).
• %t : the current system time.
• %% : a %
• %h : the current system id.
Next to %, ISAM supports the use of the $ as an escape character. The system behavior is the same as when using
the % escape character, e.g. an occurrence of $n is replaced with the name of the current operator. For backward
compatibility, the $ character must be used exclusively without the % character. As soon as the % character is used
in the string, all occurrences of the $ character will be considered as a literal and will not be replaced with the
component it refers to.
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 screen-length | screen-length
<Sec::ScreenLength> ] [ [ 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<=31
[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] screen-length Parameter type: <Sec::ScreenLength> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- specifies the number of lines to be printed on the terminal specifies the number of lines to
for paging. value 0 disables the configuration be printed on the terminal for
- range: [0,2...10000] paging
[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 3-56

3.2 Alarm Log Configuration Command 3-58
3.3 Alarm Entry Configuration Command 3-60
3.4 Alarm Filter Configuration Command 3-107
3.5 Alarm Delta Log Configuration Command 3-153
3.6 Customizable Alarm Profile Configuration Command 3-155
3.7 HGU TR069 Customizable Alarm Configuration 3-160
Command
3 Alarm Configuration Commands
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
----filter
- (fltr-type)
- filterid
- alarmid
- [no] status
- [no] threshold
- [no] window
----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
----[no] hgutr069-cust
- (alarm-id)
- description
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
( all
| xdsl-fe-mis-peer-35b
| vect-no-gain-at-init
| sw-rollback
| db-rollback
| xvps-inv-dbase
| inv-cde-file
| miss-cde-file
| cde-hash-error
| low-disk-space
| cell-discard-up
| cell-discard-down
| persist-data-loss
| mac-conflict
| vmac-full
| sntp-comm-lost
| preferred-mode
| timing-reference
| nt-disk-95%full
| cf-error
| back-pnl-inv
| ihub-conf-loss
| 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
| backplane-data-failure
| temp-shutdown
| board-missing
| board-instl-missing
| board-init
| board-reset-prot
| sem-power-fail
| sem-ups-fail
| board-reset-cf
| vlan-assign-fail
| vsa-info-invalid
| auth-mac-conflict
| user-pwd-fault
| 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
| ext-qsfp-invld
| 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
| custom1
| custom2
| custom3
| custom4
| custom5
| custom6
| custom7
| custom8
| custom9
| custom10
| custom11
| custom12
| custom13
| custom14
| custom15
| custom16
| custom17
| loss-swo-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
| melt-hw-issue
| melt-board-reset
| board-shelf-mismatch
| single-fan-fail
| multi-fan-fail
| fan-tray-missing
| fileserv-unavail
| bad-digitmap
| dhcp-unreach
| dhcp-no-srv
| dhcp-inv-srv
| 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
| e1sip-reg-domainname
| e1sip-reg-auth
| e1sip-reg-timeout
| e1sip-reg-srvfailresp
| e1sip-inv-domainname
| e1sip-inv-auth
| e1sip-inv-timeout
| e1sip-inv-srvfailresp
| e1sip-emergency-call

| e1itf-ais-signal
| e1itf-los-signal
| e1itf-rai-signal
| transport-mismatch
| dns-lookup-failure
| none-dns-srv
| no-dns-srv
| none-srv
| no-srv
| reg-srv-unreach
| proxy-srv-unreach
| fo-trigger
| fb-trigger
| du-trigger
| ssp-missing
| dns-pool-exceed
| lsa-fo-trigger
| reg-domainname-sec
| reg-auth-sec
| reg-timeout-sec
| reg-srvfailresp-sec
| inv-domainname-sec
| inv-auth-sec
| inv-timeout-sec
| inv-srvfailresp-sec
| subs-srvfailresp-sec
| subs-domainname-sec
| subs-auth-sec
| subs-refreshfail-sec
| subs-inittimeout-sec
| emergency-call-sec
| fanout
| up-overflow
| upobc-overflow
| dwobc-overflow
| dw-overflow
| lwpri-overflow
| queue-drop
| queue-load
| queue-peak-usage
| mgc-unreachable
| failover-to-esamgc
| sgc-unreachable
| lcard-unreach-srvcard
| lcard-type-mismatch
| meg-unknown-sub
| meg-ground-key
| meg-high-temp
| meg-act-fail
| meg-over-current
| line-showering
| low-qos-packetloss
| low-qos-jitter
| low-qos-delay
| sig-brd-persist-loss
| sig-brd-disk-full
| sig-brd-db-rollback

| mg-overload
| meg-unknown-sub-sec
| line-showering-sec
| 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
| uplink-sfp-los
| uplink-sfp-tx-fail
| uplink-sfp-not-prst
| uplink-sfp-inv-id
| uplink-sfp-t-exceed
| uplink-sfp-mismatch
| loss-lsmswp-cap
| network-power-loss
| hw-fault
| bat-miss
| bat-fail
| bat-low
| bat-a-fail
| bat-b-fail
| ac-vol-out-range
| network-power-loss-b
| sem-ac-power-fail
| sem-ups-low-volt
| dc-a-fail
| dc-b-fail
| plan-power-mismatch
| water-seepage-in-box
| sealed-box-open
| dc-a-vol-out-range
| dc-b-vol-out-range
| inlet-temp-major
| inlet-temp-critical
| psu-a-fail-presence
| psu-a-fail-overtemp
| psu-b-fail-presence
| psu-b-fail-overtemp
| synce-fail
| bits-fail
| bits-output-shutoff
| ieee1588-fail
| gnss-fail
| ieee1588-hybrid-fail
| signal-loss
| signal-efd

| esmc-loss
| bits-output-exceed
| ql-input-exceed
| holdover
| lti
| tod-reference-fail
| internal-clk-fail
| gen-switch-out-of-res
| lldpmed-portcfg-mis
| lldpmed-mediapl-mis
| vlanport-svc-mismatch
| mcsrc-stream-lost
| eqptsupl-syslog-upload
| eqptsupl-ontsw-dnload
| cf-75%used
| cf-90%used
| olt-gen-pon-com-fail
| olt-gen-tx-fail
| olt-gen-unprov-ont
| olt-gen-pon-eqpt-prov
| olt-gen-pon-loss-sig
| olt-gen-pon-diagnostic
| olt-gen-loid-conflict
| olt-gen-loid-pwderr
| olt-gen-pon-alien-test
| olt-gen-alien-detect
| olt-gen-rng-mism
| olt-gen-sfp-mism
| olt-gen-deact-hightca
| olt-gen-deact-lowtca
| olt-gen-dp-integ
| olt-gen-ddr-fault
| olt-gen-mpm-pon-loss
| olt-gen-pon-loss-dgi
| olt-gen-pon-subg1-loss
| olt-gen-pon-wrg-splice
| olt-pon-tc-err-frag-tc
| olt-ont-tc-err-frag-tc
| ont-ploam-loss-sig
| ont-ploam-loss-ack
| ont-ploam-loss-cd
| ont-ploam-phy-eqpt-err
| ont-ploam-startup-fail
| ont-ploam-sig-degrade
| ont-ploam-disabled
| ont-ploam-err-msg
| ont-ploam-inactive
| ont-ploam-sig-fail
| ont-ploam-dying-gasp
| ont-ploam-deact-fail
| ont-ploam-oam
| ont-ploam-win-drift
| ont-ploam-rdi
| ont-ploam-loss-ks
| ont-ploam-pwr-burst
| ont-ploam-rog-disa

| ont-ploam-diff-reach
| ont-ploam-looc
| sfu-ploam-loss-sig
| sfu-ploam-loss-ack
| sfu-ploam-loss-cd
| sfu-ploam-phy-eqpt-err
| sfu-ploam-startup-fail
| sfu-ploam-sig-degrade
| sfu-ploam-disabled
| sfu-ploam-err-msg
| sfu-ploam-inactive
| sfu-ploam-sig-fail
| sfu-ploam-dying-gasp
| sfu-ploam-deact-fail
| sfu-ploam-oam
| sfu-ploam-win-drift
| sfu-ploam-rdi
| sfu-ploam-loss-ks
| sfu-ploam-pwr-burst
| sfu-ploam-rog-disa
| sfu-ploam-diff-reach
| sfu-ploam-looc
| soho-ploam-loss-sig
| soho-ploam-loss-ack
| soho-ploam-loss-cd
| soho-ploam-phy-eqpt-er
| soho-ploam-startup-fai
| soho-ploam-sig-degrade
| soho-ploam-disabled
| soho-ploam-err-msg
| soho-ploam-inactive
| soho-ploam-sig-fail
| soho-ploam-dying-gasp
| soho-ploam-deact-fail
| soho-ploam-oam
| soho-ploam-win-drift
| soho-ploam-rdi
| soho-ploam-loss-ks
| soho-ploam-pwr-burst
| soho-ploam-rog-disa
| soho-ploam-diff-reach
| soho-ploam-looc
| mdu-ploam-loss-sig
| mdu-ploam-loss-ack
| mdu-ploam-loss-cd
| mdu-ploam-phy-eqpt-err
| mdu-ploam-startup-fail
| mdu-ploam-sig-degrade
| mdu-ploam-disabled
| mdu-ploam-err-msg
| mdu-ploam-inactive
| mdu-ploam-sig-fail
| mdu-ploam-dying-gasp
| mdu-ploam-deact-fail
| mdu-ploam-oam
| mdu-ploam-win-drift
| mdu-ploam-rdi

| mdu-ploam-loss-ks
| mdu-ploam-pwr-burst
| mdu-ploam-rog-disa
| mdu-ploam-diff-reach
| mdu-ploam-looc
| ont-hpna-ser-mis
| ont-hpna-los-sig
| ont-moca-svc-mis
| ont-moca-link-los
| ont-moca-min-bw
| ont-moca-tca-rx-err-fr
| ont-sipa-reg-nm-fail
| ont-sipa-reg-rec-fail
| ont-sipa-reg-con-fail
| ont-sipa-reg-val-fail
| ont-sipa-reg-mis
| ont-vcd-cfg-nm-fail
| ont-vcd-cfg-rech-fail
| ont-vcd-cfg-conn-fail
| ont-vcd-cfg-vali-fail
| ont-vcd-cfg-auth-fail
| ont-vcd-cfg-resp-tmout
| ont-vcd-cfg-resp-err
| ont-vcd-cfg-file-err
| ont-vcd-sub-nm-fail
| ont-vcd-sub-rech-fail
| ont-vcd-sub-conn-fail
| ont-vcd-sub-vali-fail
| ont-vcd-sub-auth-fail
| ont-vcd-sub-resp-tmout
| ont-vcd-sub-resp-err
| ont-vcd-reb-requ
| ont-vcd-mis
| ont-mgc-mis
| ont-mgc-timeout
| ont-sip-reg-dns
| ont-sip-reg-fail
| ont-sip-reg-timeout
| ont-sip-reg-err-resps
| ont-sip-inv-dns
| ont-sip-inv-auth
| ont-sip-inv-timeout
| ont-sip-inv-err
| ont-svc-pots-subs-refr
| ont-svc-pots-not-refr
| ont-svc-pots-icfg-err
| ont-veip-mismatch
| ont-ip-host-mismatch
| ont-ip-host-file
| ont-ip-host-ip-alloc
| olt-pon-up-bw-tca
| olt-pon-down-bw-tca
| ont-gen-omci-fail
| ont-gen-eqpt-selftest
| ont-gen-ac-pwr-fail
| ont-gen-bat-missing
| ont-gen-bat-low

| ont-gen-bat-fail
| ont-gen-phys-intrusion
| ont-gen-sw-dnload-f
| ont-gen-sw-dnload-p
| ont-gen-sw-act-fail
| ont-gen-eqpt-vers-mis
| ont-gen-sw-vers-mis
| ont-gen-us-rate-mis
| ont-gen-mdu-env1
| ont-gen-mdu-env2
| ont-gen-mdu-env3
| ont-gen-nw-time-err
| ont-gen-opt-sig-high
| ont-gen-opt-sig-low
| ont-gen-eqpt-prov-sa
| ont-gen-eqpt-prov-nsa
| pon-t-txmcutilhi
| pon-t-txmcutilmd
| pon-t-txmcutillo
| pon-t-txtotutilhi
| pon-t-txtotutilmd
| pon-t-txtotutillo
| pon-t-rxtotutilhi
| pon-t-rxtotutilmd
| pon-t-rxtotutillo
| pon-t-dbacongperiodhi
| pon-t-dbacongperiodmd
| pon-t-dbacongperiodlo
| pon-t-txucdropfrmhi
| pon-t-txucdropfrmmd
| pon-t-txucdropfrmlo
| pon-t-txmcdropfrmhi
| pon-t-txmcdropfrmmd
| pon-t-txmcdropfrmlo
| pon-t-txbcdropfrmhi
| pon-t-txbcdropfrmmd
| pon-t-txbcdropfrmlo
| pon-t-rxtotdropfrmhi
| pon-t-rxtotdropfrmmd
| pon-t-rxtotdropfrmlo
| chpr-t-txmcutilhi
| chpr-t-txmcutilmd
| chpr-t-txmcutillo
| chpr-t-txtotutilhi
| chpr-t-txtotutilmd
| chpr-t-txtotutillo
| chpr-t-rxtotutilhi
| chpr-t-rxtotutilmd
| chpr-t-rxtotutillo
| chpr-t-dbacongperiodhi
| chpr-t-dbacongperiodmd
| chpr-t-dbacongperiodlo
| chpr-t-txucdropfrmhi
| chpr-t-txucdropfrmmd
| chpr-t-txucdropfrmlo
| chpr-t-txmcdropfrmhi
| chpr-t-txmcdropfrmmd

| chpr-t-txmcdropfrmlo
| chpr-t-txbcdropfrmhi
| chpr-t-txbcdropfrmmd
| chpr-t-txbcdropfrmlo
| chpr-t-rxtotdropfrmhi
| chpr-t-rxtotdropfrmmd
| chpr-t-rxtotdropfrmlo
| sfu-gen-omci-fail
| sfu-gen-eqpt-selftest
| sfu-gen-ac-pwr-fail
| sfu-gen-bat-missing
| sfu-gen-bat-low
| sfu-gen-bat-fail
| sfu-gen-sw-dnload-f
| sfu-gen-sw-dnload-p
| sfu-gen-sw-act-fail
| sfu-gen-eqpt-vers-mis
| sfu-gen-sw-vers-mis
| sfu-gen-us-rate-mis
| sfu-gen-tune-fail
| sfu-gen-nw-time-err
| sfu-gen-opt-sig-high
| sfu-gen-opt-sig-low
| sfu-gen-eqpt-prov-sa
| sfu-gen-eqpt-prov-nsa
| soho-gen-omci-fail
| soho-gen-eqpt-selftest
| soho-gen-ac-pwr-fail
| soho-gen-bat-missing
| soho-gen-bat-low
| soho-gen-bat-fail
| soho-gen-sw-dnload-f
| soho-gen-sw-dnload-p
| soho-gen-sw-act-fail
| soho-gen-eqpt-vers-mis
| soho-gen-sw-vers-mis
| soho-gen-us-rate-mis
| soho-gen-tune-fail
| soho-gen-nw-time-err
| soho-gen-opt-sig-high
| soho-gen-opt-sig-low
| soho-gen-eqpt-prov-sa
| soho-gen-eqpt-prov-nsa
| mdu-gen-omci-fail
| mdu-gen-eqpt-selftest
| mdu-gen-ac-pwr-fail
| mdu-gen-bat-missing
| mdu-gen-bat-low
| mdu-gen-bat-fail
| mdu-gen-phys-intrusion
| mdu-gen-sw-dnload-f
| mdu-gen-sw-dnload-p
| mdu-gen-sw-act-fail
| mdu-gen-eqpt-vers-mis
| mdu-gen-sw-vers-mis
| mdu-gen-us-rate-mis
| mdu-gen-tune-fail

| mdu-gen-mdu-env1
| mdu-gen-mdu-env2
| mdu-gen-mdu-env3
| mdu-gen-nw-time-err
| mdu-gen-opt-sig-high
| mdu-gen-opt-sig-low
| mdu-gen-eqpt-prov-sa
| mdu-gen-eqpt-prov-nsa
| ont-gen-sw-dnload-file
| ont-gen-fan-fail
| ont-gen-high-temp
| ont-gen-high-temp-ex
| ont-gen-emergency-call
| ont-gen-sw-version
| ont-poe-exceed-max
| ont-poe-overload-yell
| ont-opti-malfunc
| ont-gen-cfgdld-fail
| ont-gen-rssi-mis
| ont-gen-tx-pwr-low
| ont-gen-temp-high
| ont-gen-volt-high
| ont-gen-bias-high
| ont-loopdetect-mis
| ont-olt-rx-pw-lo
| ont-olt-rx-pw-hig
| ont-olt-rx-pw-warnlo
| ont-olt-rx-pw-warnhig
| ont-gen-tod-out-sync
| ont-gen-tune-fail
| hgu-tr069-parm-fail
| ont-gen-tod-mismatch
| ont-gen-lock-key-fault
| sfu-sup-sw-file-error
| sfu-sup-fan-failure
| sfu-sup-temp-high-warn
| sfu-sup-temp-shutoff
| sfu-sup-emergency-call
| sfu-sup-swverctrl-err
| sfu-sup-poe-exceed-max
| sfu-sup-poe-over-yell
| sfu-opti-malfunc
| sfu-sup-cfg-dnld-fail
| sfu-sup-rssi-cfg-mism
| sfu-sup-sfp-tx-low
| sfu-sup-sfp-temp-high
| sfu-sup-sfp-volt-high
| sfu-sup-sfp-bias-high
| sfu-sup-ld-cfg-mism
| sfu-sup-olt-rx-low
| sfu-sup-olt-rx-high
| sfu-sup-olt-rx-lo-warn
| sfu-sup-olt-rx-hi-warn
| sfu-sup-tod-out-sync
| sfu-sup-ont-tune-fail
| sfu-tr069-parm-fail
| sfu-sup-tod-mismatch

| soho-sup-sw-file-error
| soho-sup-fan-failure
| soho-sup-temp-high-war
| soho-sup-temp-shutoff
| soho-sup-emergency-cal
| soho-sup-swverctrl-err
| soho-sup-poe-exceed-ma
| soho-sup-poe-over-yell
| soho-opti-malfunc
| soho-sup-cfg-dnld-fail
| soho-sup-rssi-cfg-mism
| soho-sup-sfp-tx-low
| soho-sup-sfp-temp-high
| soho-sup-sfp-volt-high
| soho-sup-sfp-bias-high
| soho-sup-ld-cfg-mism
| soho-sup-olt-rx-low
| soho-sup-olt-rx-high
| soho-sup-olt-rx-lo-war
| soho-sup-olt-rx-hi-war
| soho-sup-tod-out-sync
| soho-sup-ont-tune-fail
| soho-tr069-parm-fail
| soho-sup-tod-mismatch
| mdu-sup-sw-file-error
| mdu-sup-fan-failure
| mdu-sup-temp-high-warn
| mdu-sup-temp-shutoff
| mdu-sup-emergency-call
| mdu-sup-swverctrl-err
| mdu-sup-poe-exceed-max
| mdu-sup-poe-over-yell
| mdu-opti-malfunc
| mdu-sup-cfg-dnld-fail
| mdu-sup-rssi-cfg-mism
| mdu-sup-sfp-tx-low
| mdu-sup-sfp-temp-high
| mdu-sup-sfp-volt-high
| mdu-sup-sfp-bias-high
| mdu-sup-ld-cfg-mism
| mdu-sup-olt-rx-low
| mdu-sup-olt-rx-high
| mdu-sup-olt-rx-lo-warn
| mdu-sup-olt-rx-hi-warn
| mdu-sup-tod-out-sync
| mdu-sup-ont-tune-fail
| mdu-tr069-parm-fail
| mdu-sup-tod-mismatch
| ont-sbscr-lim-missing
| ont-sbscr-lim-type-mis
| ont-sbscr-lim-removal
| ont-sbscr-lim-fail
| ont-sbscr-lim-svc-mis
| ont-sbscr-lim-port-mis
| ont-svc-video-conf-mis
| ont-svc-video-pw-high
| ont-svc-video-pw-low

| ont-svc-pots-svc-mis
| ont-svc-pots-rtcp-lost
| ont-svc-pots-icnf-subs
| ont-svc-pots-icnf-ntfy
| ont-svc-pots-icnf-http
| ont-svc-pots-sip-reg
| ont-svc-pots-sip-inv
| ont-svc-pots-sip-subsc
| ont-svc-pots-sip-mt-tc
| ont-svc-pots-pk-los-tc
| ont-svc-pots-jitter-tc
| ont-svc-pots-subs-dns
| ont-svc-pots-subs-tcp
| ont-svc-pots-subs-tls
| ont-svc-pots-subs-auth
| ont-svc-pots-subs-to
| ont-svc-pots-subs-err
| ont-svc-pots-not-to
| ont-svc-pots-notref-to
| ont-svc-pots-not-mal
| ont-svc-pots-not-rej
| ont-svc-pots-http-dns
| ont-svc-pots-http-tcp
| ont-svc-pots-http-tls
| ont-svc-pots-http-auth
| ont-svc-pots-http-to
| ont-svc-pots-http-err
| ont-svc-pots-http-mal
| ont-svc-pots-insuff
| ont-svc-pots-poos
| ont-svc-lan-mismatch
| ont-svc-lan-loss-sig
| ont-svc-enet-poos
| ont-svc-ces-ds1-mis
| ont-svc-ces-ds1-los
| ont-svc-ces-ds1-lof
| ont-svc-ces-ds1-rair
| ont-svc-ces-ds1-ais
| ont-svc-ces-ds1-lnlpbk
| ont-svc-ces-ds1-tmlpbk
| ont-svc-ces-e1-mis
| ont-svc-ces-e1-los
| ont-svc-ces-e1-lof
| ont-svc-ces-e1-rair
| ont-svc-ces-e1-ais
| ont-svc-voip-cnf-file
| ont-svc-voip-svc-mis
| ont-svc-voip-gw-comm
| ont-svc-voip-dhcp-fail
| ont-svc-voip-icnf-subs
| ont-svc-voip-icnf-ntfy
| ont-svc-voip-icnf-http
| ont-svc-voip-dhcp-to
| ont-svc-voip-dhcp-mal
| ont-svc-voip-dhcp-noad
| ont-svc-voip-dhcp-leas
| ont-svc-voip-subs-dns

| ont-svc-voip-subs-tcp
| ont-svc-voip-subs-tls
| ont-svc-voip-subs-auth
| ont-svc-voip-subs-to
| ont-svc-voip-subs-err
| ont-svc-voip-not-to
| ont-svc-voip-notref-to
| ont-svc-voip-not-mal
| ont-svc-voip-not-rej
| ont-svc-voip-http-dns
| ont-svc-voip-http-tcp
| ont-svc-voip-http-tls
| ont-svc-voip-http-auth
| ont-svc-voip-http-to
| ont-svc-voip-http-err
| ont-svc-voip-http-mal
| ont-svc-voip-subs-refr
| ont-svc-voip-not-refr
| ont-svc-voip-icfg-err
| ont-svc-v-ani-conf-mis
| ont-svc-v-ani-loss-sig
| ont-svc-v-ani-lv-high
| ont-svc-v-ani-lv-low
| ont-svc-pwe-mismatch
| ont-svc-pwe-reordr-lof
| ont-svc-pwe-jitt-buf-o
| ont-svc-pwe-jitt-buf-u
| ont-svc-pwe-malf-frms
| ont-svc-pwe-late-frms
| ont-svc-pwe-link-loss
| ont-svc-pwe-arp-fail
| ont-svc-xdsl-mismatch
| ont-svc-xdsl-ne-lof
| ont-svc-xdsl-ne-los
| ont-svc-xdsl-ne-line
| ont-svc-xdsl-ne-lol
| ont-svc-xdsl-fe-lof
| ont-svc-xdsl-fe-los
| ont-svc-xdsl-fe-lop
| ont-svc-xdsl-cnf-err
| ont-svc-xdsl-ne-es-tc
| ont-svc-xdsl-ne-ses-tc
| ont-svc-xdsl-ne-uas-tc
| ont-svc-xdsl-fe-es-tc
| ont-svc-xdsl-fe-ses-tc
| ont-svc-xdsl-fe-uas-tc
| ont-tc-rx-los-frag-tc
| ont-tc-tx-los-frag-tc
| ont-tc-bad-gem-hd-tc
| ont-uni-ds-drpd-fr-tc
| ont-uni-up-drpd-fr-tc
| ont-uni-ds-crc-fr-tc
| ont-uni-up-crc-fr-tc
| ont-cpu-util-tca
| ont-mem-util-tca
| otdr-cap-mismatch
| login-successful

| login-failure
| cfm-defrdiccm
| cfm-defmacstatus
| cfm-defremoteccm
| cfm-deferrorccm
| cfm-defxconccm
| cfm-defais
| ont-tr069-serv-mis
| ont-snmp-mis
| bsf-dhcpv4
| bsf-dhcpv6
| bsf-pon
| bsf-vbridge
| bsf-qos
| bsf-igmp
| bsf-lxfwd
| prot-not-available
| prot-switchover-fail
| prot-sub-not-avail
| efm-oam-cpelinkfault
| efm-oam-cpedyinggasp
| efm-oam-cpecrevt
| ont-loopdetect
| alrm-tbl-overflow
| auto-switch-status
| auswqueuefullatm
| auswbkpfailatm
| auswrecfgfailatm
| auswdataunatm
| auswqueuefulptm
| auswbkpfailptm
| auswrecfgfailptm
| auswdataunptm
| auswbakpfailatm
| chpr-com-fail
| chpr-tx-fail
| chpr-unprov-ont
| chpr-prov-mismatch
| chpr-loss-sig
| chpr-diagnostic
| chpr-loid-conflict
| chpr-loid-pwd-err
| chpr-stk-laser-dis
| chpr-sfp-mismatch
| chpr-rng-mismatch
| chpr-alien-test
| chpr-alien-detect
| chpr-deact-hightca
| chpr-deact-lowtca
| chpr-dp-integ
| chpr-loss-sig-dgi
| olt-chpr-tc-err-frag
| olt-chpr-up-bw-tca
| olt-chpr-down-bw-tca
| cfg-dld-fail
| cfg-act-fail
| cfg-dld-ip

| cfg-ver-mismatch
| cfg-file-missing
| cfg-verctrl-err
| cfg-not-supported
| ont-gen-temp-low
| ont-gen-volt-low
| ont-gen-tx-pwr-high
| ont-gen-bias-low
| ont-gen-rx-hwarn
| ont-gen-rx-lwarn
| ont-gen-tx-hwarn
| ont-gen-tx-lwarn
| ont-gen-temp-hwarn
| ont-gen-temp-lwarn
| ont-gen-volt-hwarn
| ont-gen-volt-lwarn
| ont-gen-bias-hwarn
| ont-gen-bias-lwarn
| sfu-sup2-temp-low
| sfu-sup2-volt-low
| sfu-sup2-tx-high
| sfu-sup2-bias-low
| sfu-sup2-rx-hwarn
| sfu-sup2-rx-lwarn
| sfu-sup2-tx-hwarn
| sfu-sup2-tx-lwarn
| sfu-sup2-temp-hwarn
| sfu-sup2-temp-lwarn
| sfu-sup2-volt-hwarn
| sfu-sup2-volt-lwarn
| sfu-sup2-bias-hwarn
| sfu-sup2-bias-lwarn
| soho-sup2-temp-low
| soho-sup2-volt-low
| soho-sup2-tx-high
| soho-sup2-bias-low
| soho-sup2-rx-hwarn
| soho-sup2-rx-lwarn
| soho-sup2-tx-hwarn
| soho-sup2-tx-lwarn
| soho-sup2-temp-hwarn
| soho-sup2-temp-lwarn
| soho-sup2-volt-hwarn
| soho-sup2-volt-lwarn
| soho-sup2-bias-hwarn
| soho-sup2-bias-lwarn
| mdu-sup2-temp-low
| mdu-sup2-volt-low
| mdu-sup2-tx-high
| mdu-sup2-bias-low
| mdu-sup2-rx-hwarn
| mdu-sup2-rx-lwarn
| mdu-sup2-tx-hwarn
| mdu-sup2-tx-lwarn
| mdu-sup2-temp-hwarn
| mdu-sup2-temp-lwarn
| mdu-sup2-volt-hwarn

| mdu-sup2-volt-lwarn
| mdu-sup2-bias-hwarn
| mdu-sup2-bias-lwarn
| cust-alm1
| cust-alm2
| cust-alm3
| cust-alm4
| cust-alm5
| cust-alm6
| cust-alm7
| cust-alm8
| cust-alm9
| cust-alm10
| cust-alm11
| cust-alm12
| cust-alm13
| cust-alm14
| cust-alm15
| cust-alm16
| cust-alm17
| cust-alm18
| cust-alm19
| cust-alm20
| cust-alm21
| cust-alm22
| cust-alm23
| cust-alm24
| cust-alm25
| cust-alm26
| cust-alm27
| cust-alm28
| cust-alm29
| cust-alm30
| cust-alm31
| ethernet-ring-pthfwst
| ethernet-ring-fop-to
| ethernet-ring-fop-pm
| fpm-depletion
| exp-seizureack
| exp-disconack
| exp-forcerelack
| no-bp-attached
| melt-board-reset
| ancp-adj-loss
| fcs-thresh-exceed )
Possible values:
- all : all alarms for query
- xdsl-fe-mis-peer-35b : VDSL2 35b opmode mismatch
between XTU-C and XTU-R
- vect-no-gain-at-init : Lines cannot train in gain-at-init
mode
- 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
- low-disk-space : insufficient space for Sw storage
- 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 on the bridge port
- vmac-full : virtual mac address is full on the bridge port
- 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
- cf-error : compact flash access error
- back-pnl-inv : BackPanel-type Invalid
- ihub-conf-loss : iHub configuration loss - recent changes
lost
- 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
- backplane-data-failure: lt port on backplane data failure
- 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
- board-reset-prot : number of resets exceeded
- 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
- vsa-info-invalid : radius fail to assign a valid vsa to a user
session
- auth-mac-conflict : failure to check mac conflict for a user
session
- user-pwd-fault : failure to check user or password of 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 Nokia 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 Nokia ID
- exp-sfp-ctrl-fail : control failure
- exp-sfp-1-los : expansion side sfp1 loss of signal
- ext-qsfp-invld : Invalid Nokia ID
- 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 : Cyclic Redundancy check-6 alarm
from LIU
from LIU
- dsx1-crc4-th-from-liu : Cyclic 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 : Cyclic Redundancy check-6 alarm
from IWF
from IWF
- dsx1-crc4-th-from-iwf : Cyclic 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
- custom1 : customizable alarm 1
- loss-swo-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
- melt-hw-issue : MELT hardware issue
- melt-board-reset : MELT board reset
- board-shelf-mismatch : board type and shelf type mismatch
- single-fan-fail : single fan fail
- multi-fan-fail : multiple fan failed
- fan-tray-missing : fan tray missing
- fileserv-unavail : file transfer Server unavailable or file
transfer failed
- bad-digitmap : Configured digitmap is unusable
- dhcp-unreach : The DHCP server is unreachable
- dhcp-no-srv : The address in DHCP reply is NULL
- dhcp-inv-srv : The address in DHCP reply is invalid
- 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 for SIP POTS is ongoing.
- e1sip-reg-domainname : E1 sip termination registration
failure (resolving domain name).
- e1sip-reg-auth : E1 sip termination registration failure
(authentication).

- e1sip-reg-timeout : E1 sip termination registration failure
(message timeout).
- e1sip-reg-srvfailresp : E1 sip termination registration
failure (failure response from server).
- e1sip-inv-domainname : E1 sip termination invitation
- e1sip-inv-auth : E1 sip termination invitation failure
(authentication).
- e1sip-inv-timeout : E1 sip termination invitation failure
(message timeout).
- e1sip-inv-srvfailresp : E1 sip invitation failure (failure
response from server).
- e1sip-emergency-call : Emergency call for ISDN
PRA/CAS R2 is ongoing.
- e1itf-ais-signal : Alarm Indication Signal detected at E1
interface.
- e1itf-los-signal : Loss Of Signal detected at E1 interface.
- e1itf-rai-signal : Remote Alarm Indication detected at E1
interface.
- 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
- fo-trigger : Fail Over Triggered
- fb-trigger : Fail Back Triggered
- du-trigger : Deliberate Update Triggered
- ssp-missing : SSP Missing in CDE
- dns-pool-exceed : Number of different SG associated DNS
pools exceed
- lsa-fo-trigger : SIP voice service degraded - fail-over to
LSA server
- reg-domainname-sec : Registration failure (resolving
domain name).
- reg-auth-sec : Registration failure (authentication).
- reg-timeout-sec : Registration failure (message timeout).
- reg-srvfailresp-sec : Registration failure (failure response
from server).
- inv-domainname-sec : Invitation failure (resolving domain
name).
- inv-auth-sec : Invitation failure (authentication).
- inv-timeout-sec : Invitation failure (message timeout).
- inv-srvfailresp-sec : Invitation failure (failure response
from server).
- subs-srvfailresp-sec : Subscribe failure (failure response
from server).
- subs-domainname-sec : Subscribe failure (resolving
domain name).
- subs-auth-sec : Subscribe failure (authentication).
- subs-refreshfail-sec : Subscribe failure (refresh failure).
- subs-inittimeout-sec : Subscribe failure (initial REQ
timeout).
- emergency-call-sec : Emergency call for Secondary
Termination is ongoing.

- 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
- queue-peak-usage : The queue peak usage exceeds
threshold
- mgc-unreachable : loss of contact with the media gateway
controller
- failover-to-esamgc : failover to esa mgc
- sgc-unreachable : loss of contac with signaling gateway
controller
- lcard-unreach-srvcard : line card unreachable with server
card
- lcard-type-mismatch : associate board of wrong type
- meg-unknown-sub : the megaco subscriber is unknown
- meg-ground-key : voice port ground key
- meg-high-temp : voice port high temperature
- meg-act-fail : the first link layer for isdn subscriber
activation failure
- meg-over-current : voice port over current
- line-showering : line showering
- 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
- sig-brd-persist-loss : voice signaling board persistent data
loss
- sig-brd-disk-full : voice signaling board disk 90% full
- sig-brd-db-rollback : voice signaling board db rollback
- mg-overload : mg overload
- meg-unknown-sub-sec : The Megaco subscriber exists in
voice signaling board but not in media gateway controller.
- line-showering-sec : A subscriber line exceeds 20 off-hook
/ on-hook events / minute.
- 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

- uplink-sfp-los : uplink sfp loss of signal
- uplink-sfp-tx-fail : uplink sfp tx failure
- uplink-sfp-not-prst : uplink sfp not detected
- uplink-sfp-inv-id : uplink sfp invalid id
- uplink-sfp-t-exceed : uplink sfp temperature exceed
- uplink-sfp-mismatch : uplink sfp mismatch the configured
type
- loss-lsmswp-cap : lsm redundancy
- network-power-loss : Loss of Network Power
- hw-fault : Hardware Failure
- bat-miss : Power Source Battery Missing
- bat-fail : Power Source Battery Failure
- bat-low : Power Source Battery Charge LOW
- bat-a-fail : Power Source BAT-A Fail
- bat-b-fail : Power Source BAT-B Fail
- ac-vol-out-range : AC Input Voltage Value Out of Range
- network-power-loss-b : Loss of Network Power B
- sem-ac-power-fail : External AC power supply failure
- sem-ups-low-volt : External power supply low voltage
- dc-a-fail : Local DC A power failure
- dc-b-fail : Local DC B power failure
- plan-power-mismatch : Planned and detected power mode
mismatch
- water-seepage-in-box : Detected water seepage in
enclosure
- sealed-box-open : Sealed box open detected
- dc-a-vol-out-range : DC A Input Voltage Value Out of
Range
- dc-b-vol-out-range : DC B Input Voltage Value Out of
Range
- inlet-temp-major : The inlet temperature has exceeded a
major level
- inlet-temp-critical : The inlet temperature has exceeded a
critical level
- psu-a-fail-presence : Power Supply A is not present
- psu-a-fail-overtemp : Power Supply A has over
temperature
- psu-b-fail-presence : Power Supply B is not present
- psu-b-fail-overtemp : Power Supply B has over
temperature
- synce-fail : synce clock source failure
- bits-fail : bits clock source failure
- bits-output-shutoff : bits output failure
- ieee1588-fail : ieee1588 clock source failure
- gnss-fail : gnss clock source failure
- ieee1588-hybrid-fail : ieee1588 hybrid tod source failure
- signal-loss : synce or bits clock signal loss
- signal-efd : synce or bits clock signal exceed frequency
deviation
- esmc-loss : clock source loss SSM infomation
- bits-output-exceed : exceed bits output threshold
- ql-input-exceed : exceed input clock source threshold
- holdover : clock system is in the holdover
- lti : all clock source failed
- tod-reference-fail : Timing ToD Reference failed
- internal-clk-fail : Internal CLK failed
- gen-switch-out-of-res : failure due to lack of resources on

switch
- lldpmed-portcfg-mis : config request failure for lldpmed
portconfig
- lldpmed-mediapl-mis : config request failure for lldpmed
mediapolicy
- vlanport-svc-mismatch : config request failure for the
provisioned vlanport
- mcsrc-stream-lost : multicast video stream lost
- eqptsupl-syslog-upload: upload of log file to remote server
failure
- eqptsupl-ontsw-dnload : ont sw download in progress
- cf-75%used : Compact flash exceeds 75% of life
expectancy
expectancy
- olt-gen-pon-com-fail : pon communication failure on olt
- olt-gen-tx-fail : transmitter failure on olt
- olt-gen-unprov-ont : unprovisioned ont on pon
- olt-gen-pon-eqpt-prov : mismatch btw equipment and
provisioning pon attributes
- olt-gen-pon-loss-sig : pon loss of signal
- olt-gen-pon-diagnostic: pon diagnostic test active
- olt-gen-loid-conflict : loid conflict ont on pon
- olt-gen-loid-pwderr : loid password error ont on pon
- olt-gen-pon-alien-test: pon alien diagnostic test active
- olt-gen-alien-detect : pon alien detect active
- olt-gen-rng-mism : pon ranging mismatch active
- olt-gen-sfp-mism : pon sfp mismatch active
- olt-gen-deact-hightca : deactivated ont hightca threshold
crossed
- olt-gen-deact-lowtca : deactivated ont lowtca threshold
crossed
- olt-gen-dp-integ : pon data path integriy failure
- olt-gen-ddr-fault : pon failure due to ddr fault
- olt-gen-mpm-pon-loss : mpm pon loss of signal
- olt-gen-pon-loss-dgi : pon loss of signal with dgi
- olt-gen-pon-subg1-loss: pon sub group1 loss of signal
- olt-gen-pon-wrg-splice: Wrong splice of ONTs Identified
- olt-pon-tc-err-frag-tc: pon errored fragments threshold
crossed
- olt-ont-tc-err-frag-tc: ont errored fragments threshold
crossed
- ont-ploam-loss-sig : loss of signal at ont
- ont-ploam-loss-ack : loss of acknowledge from ont
- ont-ploam-loss-cd : loss of channel delineation of ont
- ont-ploam-phy-eqpt-err: physical equipment error of ont
- ont-ploam-startup-fail: startup failure in ranging of ont
- ont-ploam-sig-degrade : signal degrade from ont
- ont-ploam-disabled : ont disabled alarm
- ont-ploam-err-msg : error message from ont
- ont-ploam-inactive : inactive ont
- ont-ploam-sig-fail : signal fail alarm from ont
- ont-ploam-dying-gasp : dying gasp alarm from ont
- ont-ploam-deact-fail : deactive failure of ont
- ont-ploam-oam : loss of ploam for ont
- ont-ploam-win-drift : drift of window alarm

- ont-ploam-rdi : remote defect indication alarm
- ont-ploam-loss-ks : loss of key synchronization alarm
- ont-ploam-pwr-burst : power bursts on ont
- ont-ploam-rog-disa : ont rogue disabled
- ont-ploam-diff-reach : ont differential reach exceeded
- ont-ploam-looc : Loss of OMCI channel due to persistent
MIC failure
- sfu-ploam-loss-sig : SFU ONT - loss of signal at ont
- sfu-ploam-loss-ack : SFU ONT - loss of acknowledge from
ont
- sfu-ploam-loss-cd : SFU ONT - loss of channel delineation
of ont
- sfu-ploam-phy-eqpt-err: SFU ONT - physical equipment
error of ont
- sfu-ploam-startup-fail: SFU ONT - startup failure in
ranging of ont
- sfu-ploam-sig-degrade : SFU ONT - signal degrade from
ont
- sfu-ploam-disabled : SFU ONT - ont disabled alarm
- sfu-ploam-err-msg : SFU ONT - error message from ont
- sfu-ploam-inactive : SFU ONT - inactive ont
- sfu-ploam-sig-fail : SFU ONT - signal fail alarm from ont
- sfu-ploam-dying-gasp : SFU ONT - dying gasp alarm from
ont
- sfu-ploam-deact-fail : SFU ONT - deactive failure of ont
- sfu-ploam-oam : SFU ONT - loss of ploam for ont
- sfu-ploam-win-drift : SFU ONT - drift of window alarm
- sfu-ploam-rdi : SFU ONT - remote defect indication alarm
- sfu-ploam-loss-ks : SFU ONT - loss of key
synchronization alarm
- sfu-ploam-pwr-burst : SFU ONT - power bursts on ont
- sfu-ploam-rog-disa : SFU ONT - ont rogue disabled
- sfu-ploam-diff-reach : SFU ONT - ont differential reach
exceeded
- sfu-ploam-looc : SFU ONT - Loss of OMCI channel due to
persistent MIC failure
- soho-ploam-loss-sig : SOHO ONT - loss of signal at ont
- soho-ploam-loss-ack : SOHO ONT - loss of acknowledge
from ont
- soho-ploam-loss-cd : SOHO ONT - loss of channel
delineation of ont
- soho-ploam-phy-eqpt-er: SOHO ONT - physical
equipment error of ont
- soho-ploam-startup-fai: SOHO ONT - startup failure in
ranging of ont
- soho-ploam-sig-degrade: SOHO ONT - signal degrade
from ont
- soho-ploam-disabled : SOHO ONT - ont disabled alarm
- soho-ploam-err-msg : SOHO ONT - error message from
ont
- soho-ploam-inactive : SOHO ONT - inactive ont
- soho-ploam-sig-fail : SOHO ONT - signal fail alarm from
ont
- soho-ploam-dying-gasp : SOHO ONT - dying gasp alarm
from ont
- soho-ploam-deact-fail : SOHO ONT - deactive failure of
ont

- soho-ploam-oam : SOHO ONT - loss of ploam for ont
- soho-ploam-win-drift : SOHO ONT - drift of window
alarm
- soho-ploam-rdi : SOHO ONT - remote defect indication
alarm
- soho-ploam-loss-ks : SOHO ONT - loss of key
- soho-ploam-pwr-burst : SOHO ONT - power bursts on ont
- soho-ploam-rog-disa : SOHO ONT - ont rogue disabled
- soho-ploam-diff-reach : SOHO ONT - ont differential
reach exceeded
- soho-ploam-looc : SOHO ONT - Loss of OMCI channel
due to persistent MIC failure
- mdu-ploam-loss-sig : MDU ONT - loss of signal at ont
- mdu-ploam-loss-ack : MDU ONT - loss of acknowledge
from ont
- mdu-ploam-loss-cd : MDU ONT - loss of channel
delineation of ont
- mdu-ploam-phy-eqpt-err: MDU ONT - physical equipment
error of ont
- mdu-ploam-startup-fail: MDU ONT - startup failure in
ranging of ont
- mdu-ploam-sig-degrade : MDU ONT - signal degrade
from ont
- mdu-ploam-disabled : MDU ONT - ont disabled alarm
- mdu-ploam-err-msg : MDU ONT - error message from ont
- mdu-ploam-inactive : MDU ONT - inactive ont
- mdu-ploam-sig-fail : MDU ONT - signal fail alarm from
ont
- mdu-ploam-dying-gasp : MDU ONT - dying gasp alarm
from ont
- mdu-ploam-deact-fail : MDU ONT - deactive failure of ont
- mdu-ploam-oam : MDU ONT - loss of ploam for ont
- mdu-ploam-win-drift : MDU ONT - drift of window alarm
- mdu-ploam-rdi : MDU ONT - remote defect indication
alarm
- mdu-ploam-loss-ks : MDU ONT - loss of key
- mdu-ploam-pwr-burst : MDU ONT - power bursts on ont
- mdu-ploam-rog-disa : MDU ONT - ont rogue disabled
- mdu-ploam-diff-reach : MDU ONT - ont differential reach
exceeded
- mdu-ploam-looc : MDU ONT - Loss of OMCI channel due
to persistent MIC failure
- ont-hpna-ser-mis : hpna ont service mismatch
- ont-hpna-los-sig : hpna loss of link
- ont-moca-svc-mis : moca ont service mismatch
- ont-moca-link-los : moca loss of link
- ont-moca-min-bw : moca bw between nodes less than
minimum bw
- ont-moca-tca-rx-err-fr: moca rx errored frames threshold
crossed
- ont-sipa-reg-nm-fail : sipua registration name failed
- ont-sipa-reg-rec-fail : sipua register reach failed
- ont-sipa-reg-con-fail : sipua register connect failed
- ont-sipa-reg-val-fail : sipua register validation failed
- ont-sipa-reg-mis : sipua register mismatch

- ont-vcd-cfg-nm-fail : vcd config name failed
- ont-vcd-cfg-rech-fail : vcd config reach failed
- ont-vcd-cfg-conn-fail : vcd config connect failed
- ont-vcd-cfg-vali-fail : vcd config validation failed
- ont-vcd-cfg-auth-fail : vcd config authentication failed
- ont-vcd-cfg-resp-tmout: vcd config response timeout
- ont-vcd-cfg-resp-err : vcd config response error
- ont-vcd-cfg-file-err : vcd config file error
- ont-vcd-sub-nm-fail : vcd subscription name failed
- ont-vcd-sub-rech-fail : vcd subscription reach failed
- ont-vcd-sub-conn-fail : vcd subscription connect failed
- ont-vcd-sub-vali-fail : vcd subscription validation failed
- ont-vcd-sub-auth-fail : vcd subscription authentication
failed
- ont-vcd-sub-resp-tmout: vcd subscription response timeout
- ont-vcd-sub-resp-err : vcd subscription response error
- ont-vcd-reb-requ : vcd reboot request
- ont-vcd-mis : vcd mismatch
- ont-mgc-mis : ont mgc mismatch
- ont-mgc-timeout : ont mgc timeout
- ont-sip-reg-dns : ont services pots sip registration failed
(resolving domain name)
- ont-sip-reg-fail : ont services pots sip registration
authentication failed
- ont-sip-reg-timeout : ont services pots sip registration
timeout
- ont-sip-reg-err-resps : ont services pots sip registration
response error
- ont-sip-inv-dns : ont services pots sip invitation failed
- ont-sip-inv-auth : ont services pots sip invitation
- ont-sip-inv-timeout : ont services pots sip invitation
timeout
- ont-sip-inv-err : ont services pots sip invitation response
error
- ont-svc-pots-subs-refr: ont services pots iconfig
subscription could not be refreshed
- ont-svc-pots-not-refr : ont services pots iconfig notification
could not be refreshed
- ont-svc-pots-icfg-err : ont services pots service failed due
to an unmapped iconfig error
- ont-veip-mismatch : ont veip mismatch
- ont-ip-host-mismatch : ont ip host mismatch
- ont-ip-host-file : ont ip host file unavailable
- ont-ip-host-ip-alloc : ont ip host IP allocation failure
- olt-pon-up-bw-tca : OLT PON upstream bandwidth TCA
- olt-pon-down-bw-tca : OLT PON downstream bandwidth
TCA
- ont-gen-omci-fail : loss of communication
- ont-gen-eqpt-selftest : ont self-test failure
- ont-gen-ac-pwr-fail : ac power failure on ont
- ont-gen-bat-missing : battery missing
- ont-gen-bat-low : battery low
- ont-gen-bat-fail : battery failure
- ont-gen-phys-intrusion: physical intrusion
- ont-gen-sw-dnload-f : ont sw download failure

- ont-gen-sw-dnload-p : ont sw download in progress
- ont-gen-sw-act-fail : ont sw activation failure
- ont-gen-eqpt-vers-mis : ont equipment version mismatch
- ont-gen-sw-vers-mis : ont sw version mismatch
- ont-gen-us-rate-mis : ont upstream rate mismatch
- ont-gen-mdu-env1 : mdu environmental alarm#1
- ont-gen-nw-time-err : network timing protocol error
- ont-gen-opt-sig-high : optical signal level too high
- ont-gen-opt-sig-low : optical signal level too low
- ont-gen-eqpt-prov-sa : service affecting mismatch btw
equipment and provisioning attributes
- ont-gen-eqpt-prov-nsa : non service affecting mismatch
btw equipment and provisioning attributes
- pon-t-txmcutilhi : pon utilization tx (downstream)
multicast high threshold crossed
- pon-t-txmcutilmd : pon utilization tx (downstream)
multicast medium threshold crossed
- pon-t-txmcutillo : pon utilization tx (downstream)
multicast low threshold crossed
- pon-t-txtotutilhi : pon utilization tx (downstream) total
high threshold crossed
- pon-t-txtotutilmd : pon utilization tx (downstream) total
medium threshold crossed
- pon-t-txtotutillo : pon utilization tx (downstream) total low
threshold crossed
- pon-t-rxtotutilhi : pon utilization rx (upstream) total high
threshold crossed
- pon-t-rxtotutilmd : pon utilization rx (upstream) total
- pon-t-rxtotutillo : pon utilization rx (upstream) total low
threshold crossed
- pon-t-dbacongperiodhi : pon utilization rx (upstream)
dbacongperiod high threshold crossed
- pon-t-dbacongperiodmd : pon utilization rx (upstream)
dbacongperiod medium threshold crossed
- pon-t-dbacongperiodlo : pon utilization rx (upstream)
dbacongperiod low threshold crossed
- pon-t-txucdropfrmhi : pon utilization tx (downstream)
unicast drop frame high threshold crossed
- pon-t-txucdropfrmmd : pon utilization tx (downstream)
unicast drop frame medium threshold crossed
- pon-t-txucdropfrmlo : pon utilization tx (downstream)
unicast drop frame low threshold crossed
- pon-t-txmcdropfrmhi : pon utilization tx (downstream)
multicast drop frame high threshold crossed
- pon-t-txmcdropfrmmd : pon utilization tx (downstream)
multicast drop frame medium threshold crossed
- pon-t-txmcdropfrmlo : pon utilization tx (downstream)
multicast drop frame low threshold crossed
- pon-t-txbcdropfrmhi : pon utilization tx (downstream)
broadcast drop frame high threshold crossed
- pon-t-txbcdropfrmmd : pon utilization tx (downstream)
broadcast drop frame medium threshold crossed
- pon-t-txbcdropfrmlo : pon utilization tx (downstream)
broadcast drop frame low threshold crossed

- pon-t-rxtotdropfrmhi : pon utilization rx (upstream) total
drop frame high threshold crossed
- pon-t-rxtotdropfrmmd : pon utilization rx (upstream) total
drop frame medium threshold crossed
- pon-t-rxtotdropfrmlo : pon utilization rx (upstream) total
drop frame low threshold crossed
- chpr-t-txmcutilhi : channel-pair utilization tx (downstream)
- chpr-t-txmcutilmd : channel-pair utilization tx
(downstream) multicast medium threshold crossed
- chpr-t-txmcutillo : channel-pair utilization tx (downstream)
- chpr-t-txtotutilhi : channel-pair utilization tx (downstream)
total high threshold crossed
- chpr-t-txtotutilmd : channel-pair utilization tx
(downstream) total medium threshold crossed
- chpr-t-txtotutillo : channel-pair utilization tx (downstream)
total low threshold crossed
- chpr-t-rxtotutilhi : channel-pair utilization rx (upstream)
- chpr-t-rxtotutilmd : channel-pair utilization rx (upstream)
total medium threshold crossed
- chpr-t-rxtotutillo : channel-pair utilization rx (upstream)
- chpr-t-dbacongperiodhi: channel-pair utilization rx
(upstream) dbacongperiod high threshold crossed
- chpr-t-dbacongperiodmd: channel-pair utilization rx
(upstream) dbacongperiod medium threshold crossed
- chpr-t-dbacongperiodlo: channel-pair utilization rx
(upstream) dbacongperiod low threshold crossed
- chpr-t-txucdropfrmhi : channel-pair utilization tx
(downstream) unicast drop frame high threshold crossed
- chpr-t-txucdropfrmmd : channel-pair utilization tx
(downstream) unicast drop frame medium threshold crossed
- chpr-t-txucdropfrmlo : channel-pair utilization tx
(downstream) unicast drop frame low threshold crossed
- chpr-t-txmcdropfrmhi : channel-pair utilization tx
(downstream) multicast drop frame high threshold crossed
- chpr-t-txmcdropfrmmd : channel-pair utilization tx
(downstream) multicast drop frame medium threshold
crossed
- chpr-t-txmcdropfrmlo : channel-pair utilization tx
(downstream) multicast drop frame low threshold crossed
- chpr-t-txbcdropfrmhi : channel-pair utilization tx
(downstream) broadcast drop frame high threshold crossed
- chpr-t-txbcdropfrmmd : channel-pair utilization tx
(downstream) broadcast drop frame medium threshold
crossed
- chpr-t-txbcdropfrmlo : channel-pair utilization tx
(downstream) broadcast drop frame low threshold crossed
- chpr-t-rxtotdropfrmhi : channel-pair utilization rx
(upstream) total drop frame high threshold crossed
- chpr-t-rxtotdropfrmmd : channel-pair utilization rx
(upstream) total drop frame medium threshold crossed
- chpr-t-rxtotdropfrmlo : channel-pair utilization rx
(upstream) total drop frame low threshold crossed
- sfu-gen-omci-fail : SFU ONT - loss of communication

- sfu-gen-eqpt-selftest : SFU ONT - ont self-test failure
- sfu-gen-ac-pwr-fail : SFU ONT - ac power failure on ont
- sfu-gen-bat-missing : SFU ONT - battery missing
- sfu-gen-bat-low : SFU ONT - battery low
- sfu-gen-bat-fail : SFU ONT - battery failure
- sfu-gen-sw-dnload-f : SFU ONT - ont sw download failure
- sfu-gen-sw-dnload-p : SFU ONT - ont sw download in
progress
- sfu-gen-sw-act-fail : SFU ONT - ont sw activation failure
- sfu-gen-eqpt-vers-mis : SFU ONT - ont equipment version
mismatch
- sfu-gen-sw-vers-mis : SFU ONT - ont sw version
mismatch
- sfu-gen-us-rate-mis : SFU ONT - ont upstream rate
mismatch
- sfu-gen-tune-fail : SFU ONT - ont has failed to tune to
Target-ChnlPair
- sfu-gen-nw-time-err : SFU ONT - network timing protocol
error
- sfu-gen-opt-sig-high : SFU ONT - optical signal level too
high
- sfu-gen-opt-sig-low : SFU ONT - optical signal level too
low
- sfu-gen-eqpt-prov-sa : SFU ONT - service affecting
mismatch btw equipment and provisioning attributes
- sfu-gen-eqpt-prov-nsa : SFU ONT - non service affecting
- soho-gen-omci-fail : SOHO ONT - loss of communication
- soho-gen-eqpt-selftest: SOHO ONT - ont self-test failure
- soho-gen-ac-pwr-fail : SOHO ONT - ac power failure on
ont
- soho-gen-bat-missing : SOHO ONT - battery missing
- soho-gen-bat-low : SOHO ONT - battery low
- soho-gen-bat-fail : SOHO ONT - battery failure
- soho-gen-sw-dnload-f : SOHO ONT - ont sw download
failure
- soho-gen-sw-dnload-p : SOHO ONT - ont sw download in
progress
- soho-gen-sw-act-fail : SOHO ONT - ont sw activation
failure
- soho-gen-eqpt-vers-mis: SOHO ONT - ont equipment
version mismatch
- soho-gen-sw-vers-mis : SOHO ONT - ont sw version
mismatch
- soho-gen-us-rate-mis : SOHO ONT - ont upstream rate
mismatch
- soho-gen-tune-fail : SOHO ONT - ont has failed to tune to
Target-ChnlPair
- soho-gen-nw-time-err : SOHO ONT - network timing
protocol error
- soho-gen-opt-sig-high : SOHO ONT - optical signal level
too high
- soho-gen-opt-sig-low : SOHO ONT - optical signal level
too low
- soho-gen-eqpt-prov-sa : SOHO ONT - service affecting
- soho-gen-eqpt-prov-nsa: SOHO ONT - non service

affecting mismatch btw equipment and provisioning
attributes
- mdu-gen-omci-fail : MDU ONT - loss of communication
- mdu-gen-eqpt-selftest : MDU ONT - ont self-test failure
- mdu-gen-ac-pwr-fail : MDU ONT - ac power failure on
ont
- mdu-gen-bat-missing : MDU ONT - battery missing
- mdu-gen-bat-low : MDU ONT - battery low
- mdu-gen-bat-fail : MDU ONT - battery failure
- mdu-gen-phys-intrusion: MDU ONT - physical intrusion
- mdu-gen-sw-dnload-f : MDU ONT - ont sw download
failure
- mdu-gen-sw-dnload-p : MDU ONT - ont sw download in
progress
- mdu-gen-sw-act-fail : MDU ONT - ont sw activation
failure
- mdu-gen-eqpt-vers-mis : MDU ONT - ont equipment
version mismatch
- mdu-gen-sw-vers-mis : MDU ONT - ont sw version
mismatch
- mdu-gen-us-rate-mis : MDU ONT - ont upstream rate
mismatch
- mdu-gen-tune-fail : MDU ONT - ont has failed to tune to
Target-ChnlPair
- mdu-gen-mdu-env1 : MDU ONT - mdu environmental
alarm#1
alarm#2
alarm#3
- mdu-gen-nw-time-err : MDU ONT - network timing
protocol error
- mdu-gen-opt-sig-high : MDU ONT - optical signal level
too high
- mdu-gen-opt-sig-low : MDU ONT - optical signal level too
low
- mdu-gen-eqpt-prov-sa : MDU ONT - service affecting
- mdu-gen-eqpt-prov-nsa : MDU ONT - non service
attributes
- ont-gen-sw-dnload-file: ont sw download file missing
- ont-gen-fan-fail : ont fan failure
- ont-gen-high-temp : ont high temperature
- ont-gen-high-temp-ex : ont excessive high temperature
- ont-gen-emergency-call: ont emergency call
- ont-gen-sw-version : ont sw version control error
- ont-poe-exceed-max : ont poe exceed max
- ont-poe-overload-yell : ONU is nearing its maximum
ability to supply the power
- ont-opti-malfunc : malfunction of ONT's optical
transceiver
- ont-gen-cfgdld-fail : download of voice xml file to ont
failed
- ont-gen-rssi-mis : ONU RSSI configuration mismatch
- ont-gen-tx-pwr-low : ONU SFP Tx Power is lower than
configured Alarm low threshold

- ont-gen-temp-high : ONU SFP Temperature is higher than
configured Alarm high threshold
- ont-gen-volt-high : ONU SFP Voltage is higher than
- ont-gen-bias-high : ONU SFP Bias is higher than
- ont-loopdetect-mis : ont loop detect mismatch
- ont-olt-rx-pw-lo : olt side receive power from ont low
- ont-olt-rx-pw-hig : olt side receive power from ont high
- ont-olt-rx-pw-warnlo : olt side receive power from ont low
warning
- ont-olt-rx-pw-warnhig : olt side receive power from ont
high warning
- ont-gen-tod-out-sync : ONU TOD is out-sync with OLT
- ont-gen-tune-fail : ONU has failed to tune to
Target-ChnlPair
- hgu-tr069-parm-fail : hgu tr069 parameters mismatch
- ont-gen-tod-mismatch : ONU TOD MISMATCH
- ont-gen-lock-key-fault: ont lock key update or
- sfu-sup-sw-file-error : SFU ONT - Software file has error
or is missing
- sfu-sup-fan-failure : SFU ONT - Fan failure
- sfu-sup-temp-high-warn: SFU ONT - High temperature
warning
- sfu-sup-temp-shutoff : SFU ONT - Service disabled due to
excessive temperature
- sfu-sup-emergency-call: SFU ONT - Emergency call active
- sfu-sup-swverctrl-err : SFU ONT - Software version
control error
- sfu-sup-poe-exceed-max: SFU ONT - Configured PoE
feeding exceeds ONT maximum
- sfu-sup-poe-over-yell : SFU ONT - ONU is nearing its
maximum ability to supply the power
- sfu-opti-malfunc : SFU ONT - Malfunction of ONT's
optical transceiver
- sfu-sup-cfg-dnld-fail : SFU ONT - Download of voice xml
file to ONT failed
- sfu-sup-rssi-cfg-mism : SFU ONT - RSSI configuration
mismatch
- sfu-sup-sfp-tx-low : SFU ONT - SFP Tx Power below
configured low-level alarm threshold
- sfu-sup-sfp-temp-high : SFU ONT - SFP Temperature
above configured high-level alarm threshold
- sfu-sup-sfp-volt-high : SFU ONT - SFP Voltage above
configured high-level alarm threshold
- sfu-sup-sfp-bias-high : SFU ONT - SFP Bias above
- sfu-sup-ld-cfg-mism : SFU ONT - Loop detection
configuration mismatch
- sfu-sup-olt-rx-low : SFU ONT - OLT Rx power below
receiver operating range
- sfu-sup-olt-rx-high : SFU ONT - OLT Rx power above
- sfu-sup-olt-rx-lo-warn: SFU ONT - OLT Rx power below
low-level warning threshold
- sfu-sup-olt-rx-hi-warn: SFU ONT - OLT Rx power above

high-level warning threshold
- sfu-sup-tod-out-sync : SFU ONT - ONU TOD is out-sync
with OLT
- sfu-sup-ont-tune-fail : SFU ONT - ONU has failed to tune
to Target-ChnlPair
- sfu-tr069-parm-fail : SFU ONT - hgu tr069 parameters
mismatch
- sfu-sup-tod-mismatch : SFU ONT - ONU TOD
MISMATCH
- soho-sup-sw-file-error: SOHO ONT - Software file has
error or is missing
- soho-sup-fan-failure : SOHO ONT - Fan failure
- soho-sup-temp-high-war: SOHO ONT - High temperature
warning
- soho-sup-temp-shutoff : SOHO ONT - Service disabled
due to excessive temperature
- soho-sup-emergency-cal: SOHO ONT - Emergency call
active
- soho-sup-swverctrl-err: SOHO ONT - Software version
control error
- soho-sup-poe-exceed-ma: SOHO ONT - Configured PoE
- soho-sup-poe-over-yell: SOHO ONT - ONU is nearing its
- soho-opti-malfunc : SOHO ONT - Malfunction of ONT's
optical transceiver
- soho-sup-cfg-dnld-fail: SOHO ONT - Download of voice
xml file to ONT failed
- soho-sup-rssi-cfg-mism: SOHO ONT - RSSI configuration
mismatch
- soho-sup-sfp-tx-low : SOHO ONT - SFP Tx Power below
- soho-sup-sfp-temp-high: SOHO ONT - SFP Temperature
- soho-sup-sfp-volt-high: SOHO ONT - SFP Voltage above
- soho-sup-sfp-bias-high: SOHO ONT - SFP Bias above
- soho-sup-ld-cfg-mism : SOHO ONT - Loop detection
- soho-sup-olt-rx-low : SOHO ONT - OLT Rx power below
- soho-sup-olt-rx-high : SOHO ONT - OLT Rx power above
- soho-sup-olt-rx-lo-war: SOHO ONT - OLT Rx power
below low-level warning threshold
- soho-sup-olt-rx-hi-war: SOHO ONT - OLT Rx power
above high-level warning threshold
- soho-sup-tod-out-sync : SOHO ONT - ONU TOD is
out-sync with OLT
- soho-sup-ont-tune-fail: SOHO ONT - ONU has failed to
tune to Target-ChnlPair
- soho-tr069-parm-fail : SOHO ONT - hgu tr069 parameters
mismatch
- soho-sup-tod-mismatch : SOHO ONT - ONU TOD
MISMATCH
- mdu-sup-sw-file-error : MDU ONT - Software file has

error or is missing
- mdu-sup-fan-failure : MDU ONT - Fan failure
- mdu-sup-temp-high-warn: MDU ONT - High temperature
warning
- mdu-sup-temp-shutoff : MDU ONT - Service disabled due
to excessive temperature
- mdu-sup-emergency-call: MDU ONT - Emergency call
active
- mdu-sup-swverctrl-err : MDU ONT - Software version
control error
- mdu-sup-poe-exceed-max: MDU ONT - Configured PoE
- mdu-sup-poe-over-yell : MDU ONT - ONU is nearing its
- mdu-opti-malfunc : MDU ONT - Malfunction of ONT's
optical transceiver
- mdu-sup-cfg-dnld-fail : MDU ONT - Download of voice
- mdu-sup-rssi-cfg-mism : MDU ONT - RSSI configuration
mismatch
- mdu-sup-sfp-tx-low : MDU ONT - SFP Tx Power below
- mdu-sup-sfp-temp-high : MDU ONT - SFP Temperature
- mdu-sup-sfp-volt-high : MDU ONT - SFP Voltage above
- mdu-sup-sfp-bias-high : MDU ONT - SFP Bias above
- mdu-sup-ld-cfg-mism : MDU ONT - Loop detection
- mdu-sup-olt-rx-low : MDU ONT - OLT Rx power below
- mdu-sup-olt-rx-high : MDU ONT - OLT Rx power above
- mdu-sup-olt-rx-lo-warn: MDU ONT - OLT Rx power
- mdu-sup-olt-rx-hi-warn: MDU ONT - OLT Rx power
- mdu-sup-tod-out-sync : MDU ONT - ONU TOD is
out-sync with OLT
- mdu-sup-ont-tune-fail : MDU ONT - ONU has failed to
- mdu-tr069-parm-fail : MDU ONT - hgu tr069 parameters
mismatch
- mdu-sup-tod-mismatch : MDU ONT - ONU TOD
MISMATCH
- ont-sbscr-lim-missing : provisioned ont card missing
- ont-sbscr-lim-type-mis: wrong type plug-in ont card
- ont-sbscr-lim-removal : improper removal ont card
- ont-sbscr-lim-fail : ont card failure
- ont-sbscr-lim-svc-mis : ont service mismatch for
provisioned onu card
- ont-sbscr-lim-port-mis: port mismatch btw actual and
planned ont card
- ont-svc-video-conf-mis: config request failure for video
service
- ont-svc-video-pw-high : high power level for rf video

signal
- ont-svc-video-pw-low : low power level for rf video signal
- ont-svc-pots-svc-mis : ont service mismatch for
provisioned pots
- ont-svc-pots-rtcp-lost: pots realtime transport control
protocol stream lost
- ont-svc-pots-icnf-subs: pots line iconfig subscription
failure
- ont-svc-pots-icnf-ntfy: pots line iconfig notify failure
- ont-svc-pots-icnf-http: pots line iconfig http failure
- ont-svc-pots-sip-reg : pots line sip registration failure
- ont-svc-pots-sip-inv : pots line sip invite request failure
- ont-svc-pots-sip-subsc: pots line sip subscribe failure
- ont-svc-pots-sip-mt-tc: pots line sip message timeout
threshold crossed
- ont-svc-pots-pk-los-tc: pots line rtp bearer packets loss
threshold crossed
- ont-svc-pots-jitter-tc: pots line rtp jitter threshold crossed
- ont-svc-pots-subs-dns : pots line iconfig subscription failed
(DNS)
- ont-svc-pots-subs-tcp : pots line iconfig subscription failed
(TCP)
- ont-svc-pots-subs-tls : pots line iconfig subscription failed
(TLS)
- ont-svc-pots-subs-auth: pots line iconfig subscription failed
authentication
- ont-svc-pots-subs-to : pots line iconfig subscription failed
(timeout)
- ont-svc-pots-subs-err : pots line iconfig subscription
response error
- ont-svc-pots-not-to : pots line iconfig notification failed
(timeout)
- ont-svc-pots-notref-to: pots line iconfig notification refresh
failed
- ont-svc-pots-not-mal : pots line iconfig notification failed
(malformed)
- ont-svc-pots-not-rej : pots line iconfig notification rejected
- ont-svc-pots-http-dns : pots line iconfig doc retrieval failed
(DNS)
- ont-svc-pots-http-tcp : pots line iconfig doc retrieval failed
(TCP)
- ont-svc-pots-http-tls : pots line iconfig doc retrieval failed
(TLS)
- ont-svc-pots-http-auth: pots line iconfig doc retrieval failed
(authentication)
- ont-svc-pots-http-to : pots line iconfig doc retrieval failed
(timeout)
- ont-svc-pots-http-err : pots line iconfig doc retrieval
response error
- ont-svc-pots-http-mal : pots line iconfig doc retrieval failed
(malformed)
- ont-svc-pots-insuff : pots line iconfig service failed
(insufficient data)
- ont-svc-pots-poos : pots ports out of service
- ont-svc-lan-mismatch : ont service mismatch for lan
- ont-svc-lan-loss-sig : loss of signal on an ethernet port
interface

- ont-svc-enet-poos : Ethernet Ports out of Service
- ont-svc-ces-ds1-mis : ont service mismatch for provisioned
ces ds1
- ont-svc-ces-ds1-los : loss of signal at ds1 interface
- ont-svc-ces-ds1-lof : loss of frame at ds1 interface
- ont-svc-ces-ds1-rair : receiving rai at ds1 interface
- ont-svc-ces-ds1-ais : receiving ais at ds1 interface
- ont-svc-ces-ds1-lnlpbk: receiving line loopback at ds1
interface
- ont-svc-ces-ds1-tmlpbk: receiving terminal loopback at ds1
interface
- ont-svc-ces-e1-mis : ont service mismatch for provisioned
ces e1
- ont-svc-ces-e1-los : loss of signal at e1 interface
- ont-svc-ces-e1-lof : loss of frame at e1 interface
- ont-svc-ces-e1-rair : receiving rai at e1 interface
- ont-svc-ces-e1-ais : receiving ais at e1 interface
- ont-svc-voip-cnf-file : voice configuration file error
- ont-svc-voip-svc-mis : service mismatch for provisioned
client service
- ont-svc-voip-gw-comm : voice gateway communication
failure
- ont-svc-voip-dhcp-fail: voice dhcp server failure
- ont-svc-voip-icnf-subs: voice iconfig subscription failure
- ont-svc-voip-icnf-ntfy: voice iconfig notify failure
- ont-svc-voip-icnf-http: voice iconfig http failure
- ont-svc-voip-dhcp-to : DHCP server retransmissions timed
out
- ont-svc-voip-dhcp-mal : DHCP response was malformed
- ont-svc-voip-dhcp-noad: DHCP server failed to issue the
required parameters
- ont-svc-voip-dhcp-leas: DHCP Server failure due to
problem in lease renewal
- ont-svc-voip-subs-dns : iConfig Subscription failure due to
DNS problem
- ont-svc-voip-subs-tcp : iConfig Subscription failure due to
TCP socket problem
- ont-svc-voip-subs-tls : iConfig Subscription failure due to
TLS session problem
- ont-svc-voip-subs-auth: iConfig Subscription failure due to
authentication error
- ont-svc-voip-subs-to : iConfig Subscription failure due to
retransmission timeout
- ont-svc-voip-subs-err : iConfig Subscription failure due to
response error
- ont-svc-voip-not-to : iConfig Notify response timeout for
new subscription
- ont-svc-voip-notref-to: iConfig Notify response timeout for
subscription refresh
- ont-svc-voip-not-mal : iConfig Notify response is
malformed
- ont-svc-voip-not-rej : iConfig subscription request rejected
by configuration server
- ont-svc-voip-http-dns : VOIP client can't retrieve config
doc due to DNS problem
- ont-svc-voip-http-tcp : VOIP client can't retrieve config
doc due to TCP socket problem

- ont-svc-voip-http-tls : VOIP client can't retrieve config doc
due to TLS session problem
- ont-svc-voip-http-auth: VOIP client can't retrieve config
doc due to auth error
- ont-svc-voip-http-to : VOIP client can't retrieve config doc
due to re-tx timeout
- ont-svc-voip-http-err : VOIP client can't retrieve config
doc due to response error
- ont-svc-voip-http-mal : iConfig configuration document is
malformed
- ont-svc-voip-subs-refr: iConfig Subscription refresh error
- ont-svc-voip-not-refr : iConfig Notify response for refresh
subscribe failed
- ont-svc-voip-icfg-err : iConfig Configuration Error
- ont-svc-v-ani-conf-mis: config request failure for video ani
service
- ont-svc-v-ani-loss-sig: video loss of signal on ani
- ont-svc-v-ani-lv-high : high video optical signal level
- ont-svc-v-ani-lv-low : low video optical signal level
- ont-svc-pwe-mismatch : service mismatch for provisioned
pseudowire
- ont-svc-pwe-reordr-lof: pseudowire reordering and loss of
frame
- ont-svc-pwe-jitt-buf-o: pseudowire jitter buffer overrun
- ont-svc-pwe-jitt-buf-u: pseudowire jitter buffer underrun
- ont-svc-pwe-malf-frms : pseudowire malformed frames
- ont-svc-pwe-late-frms : pseudowire late frames
- ont-svc-pwe-link-loss : pseudowire link loss
- ont-svc-pwe-arp-fail : pseudowire arp failure
- ont-svc-xdsl-mismatch : service mismatch for provisioned
xdsl
- ont-svc-xdsl-ne-lof : near end loss of frame
- ont-svc-xdsl-ne-los : near end loss of signal
- ont-svc-xdsl-ne-line : near end line init
- ont-svc-xdsl-ne-lol : near end loss of link
- ont-svc-xdsl-fe-lof : far end loss of frame
- ont-svc-xdsl-fe-los : far end loss of signal
- ont-svc-xdsl-fe-lop : far end loss of power
- ont-svc-xdsl-cnf-err : xdsl provisioning error
- ont-svc-xdsl-ne-es-tc : near end errored seconds threshold
crossed
- ont-svc-xdsl-ne-ses-tc: near end severe errored seconds
threshold crossed
- ont-svc-xdsl-ne-uas-tc: ear end unavailable seconds
threshold crossed
- ont-svc-xdsl-fe-es-tc : far end errored seconds threshold
crossed
- ont-svc-xdsl-fe-ses-tc: far end severe errored seconds
threshold crossed
- ont-svc-xdsl-fe-uas-tc: far end unavailable seconds
threshold crossed
- ont-tc-rx-los-frag-tc : rx loss of gem fragments threshold
crossed
- ont-tc-tx-los-frag-tc : tx loss of gem fragments threshold
crossed
- ont-tc-bad-gem-hd-tc : bad gem header threshold crossed
- ont-uni-ds-drpd-fr-tc : downstream l2 dropped frames


threshold crossed
- ont-uni-up-drpd-fr-tc : upstream l2 dropped frames
threshold crossed
- ont-uni-ds-crc-fr-tc : downstream l2 rx crc error frames
threshold crossed
- ont-uni-up-crc-fr-tc : upstream l2 rx crc error frames
threshold crossed
- ont-cpu-util-tca : ONT CPU utilization threshold crossed
- ont-mem-util-tca : ONT memory utilization threshold
crossed
- otdr-cap-mismatch : otdr capability mismatch
- login-successful : successful login via management access
- login-failure : invalid login via management access has
crossed the threshold limit
- 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
- cfm-defais : ethernet ais received
- ont-tr069-serv-mis : ont tr069 server config mismatch
- ont-snmp-mis : ont snmp agent config mismatch
- bsf-dhcpv4 : bulksync failed for dhcpv4
- bsf-pon : bulksync failed for pon
- bsf-vbridge : bulksync failed for vlan-bridge
- bsf-qos : bulksync failed for qos
- bsf-igmp : bulksync failed for igmp
- bsf-lxfwd : bulksync failed for lxfwd
- prot-not-available : no protection not available
- prot-switchover-fail : port switch over failed
- prot-sub-not-avail : sublink protection not available
- efm-oam-cpelinkfault : EFM-OAM CPE link fault
- efm-oam-cpedyinggasp : EFM-OAM CPE dying gasp
- efm-oam-cpecrevt : EFM-OAM CPE critical event
- ont-loopdetect : ont loop detect
- alrm-tbl-overflow : alarm table has overflowed
- auto-switch-status : auto-switch status
- auswqueuefullatm : auto-switch queue Full for ATM
- auswbkpfailatm : auto-switch config data backup failed for
ATM
- auswrecfgfailatm : auto-switch fallback reconfiguration
failed for ATM
- auswdataunatm : auto-switch backup config data
unavailable for ATM
- auswqueuefulptm : auto-switch queue Full for PTM
- auswbkpfailptm : auto-switch config data backup failed for
PTM
- auswrecfgfailptm : auto-switch fallback reconfiguration
failed for PTM
- auswdataunptm : auto-switch backup config data
unavailable for PTM
- auswbakpfailatm : auto-switch backup fail for ATM
- chpr-com-fail : channel pair communication failure on olt
- chpr-tx-fail : transmitter failure on channel pair
- chpr-unprov-ont : unprovisioned ont on channel pair
- chpr-prov-mismatch : mismatch btw equipment and


- chpr-loss-sig : channel pair loss of signal
- chpr-diagnostic : channel pair diagnostic test active
- chpr-loid-conflict : loid conflict ont on channel pair
- chpr-loid-pwd-err : loid password error ont on channel pair
- chpr-stk-laser-dis : stuck laser disabled on channel pair
- chpr-sfp-mismatch : channel pair sfp mismatch
- chpr-rng-mismatch : channel pair ranging mismatch
- chpr-alien-test : channel pair alien diagnostic test active
- chpr-alien-detect : channel pair alien detect active
- chpr-deact-hightca : channel pair deactivated ont hightca
threshold crossed
- chpr-deact-lowtca : channel pair deactivated ont lowtca
threshold crossed
- chpr-dp-integ : channel pair data path integrity failure
- chpr-loss-sig-dgi : channel pair loss of signal with dgi
alarm
- olt-chpr-tc-err-frag : channelpair errored fragments
threshold crossed
- olt-chpr-up-bw-tca : OLT CHANNELPAIR upstream
bandwidth TCA
- olt-chpr-down-bw-tca : OLT CHANNELPAIR
downstream bandwidth TCA
- cfg-dld-fail : download of configure file to ont failed
- cfg-act-fail : activate the passive config file failed
- cfg-dld-ip : ont configure file download in progress
- cfg-ver-mismatch : the planned configure file does not
match the active configure file
- cfg-file-missing : ont configure file missing or has an error
- cfg-verctrl-err : ont configure file version control error
- cfg-not-supported : ont not support the configure file
download function
- ont-gen-temp-low : ONU SFP temperature is lower than
- ont-gen-volt-low : ONU SFP Voltage is lower than
- ont-gen-tx-pwr-high : ONU SFP Tx power is higher than
- ont-gen-bias-low : ONU SFP bias is lower than configured
Alarm low threshold
- ont-gen-rx-hwarn : ONU SFP Rx power is higher than
warn threshold
- ont-gen-rx-lwarn : ONU SFP Rx power is lower than warn
threshold
- ont-gen-tx-hwarn : ONU SFP Tx power is higher than
warn threshold
- ont-gen-tx-lwarn : ONU SFP Tx power is lower than warn
threshold
- ont-gen-temp-hwarn : ONU SFP temperature is higher than
warn threshold
- ont-gen-temp-lwarn : ONU SFP temperature is lower than
warn threshold
- ont-gen-volt-hwarn : ONU SFP Voltage is higher than
warn threshold
- ont-gen-volt-lwarn : ONU SFP Voltage is lower than warn
threshold
- ont-gen-bias-hwarn : ONU SFP bias is higher than warn


threshold
- ont-gen-bias-lwarn : ONU SFP bias is lower than warn
threshold
- sfu-sup2-temp-low : SFU ONT - SFP temperature is lower
than configured Alarm low threshold
- sfu-sup2-volt-low : SFU ONT - SFP Voltage is lower than
- sfu-sup2-tx-high : SFU ONT - SFP tx power is higher than
- sfu-sup2-bias-low : SFU ONT - SFP bias is lower than
- sfu-sup2-rx-hwarn : SFU ONT - SFP rx power is higher
than configured warn threshold
- sfu-sup2-rx-lwarn : SFU ONT - SFP rx power is lower
- sfu-sup2-tx-hwarn : SFU ONT - SFP tx power is higher
- sfu-sup2-tx-lwarn : SFU ONT - SFP tx power is lower than
configured warn threshold
- sfu-sup2-temp-hwarn : SFU ONT - SFP temperature is
higher than configured warn threshold
- sfu-sup2-temp-lwarn : SFU ONT - SFP temperature is
lower than configured warn threshold
- sfu-sup2-volt-hwarn : SFU ONT - SFP Voltage is higher
- sfu-sup2-volt-lwarn : SFU ONT - SFP Voltage is lower
- sfu-sup2-bias-hwarn : SFU ONT - SFP bias is higher than
- sfu-sup2-bias-lwarn : SFU ONT - SFP bias is lower than
- soho-sup2-temp-low : SOHO ONT - SFP temperature is
lower than configured Alarm low threshold
- soho-sup2-volt-low : SOHO ONT - SFP Voltage is lower
- soho-sup2-tx-high : SOHO ONT - SFP tx power is higher
- soho-sup2-bias-low : SOHO ONT - SFP bias is lower than
- soho-sup2-rx-hwarn : SOHO ONT - SFP rx power is
higher than warn threshold
- soho-sup2-rx-lwarn : SOHO ONT - SFP rx poweris lower
than warn threshold
- soho-sup2-tx-hwarn : SOHO ONT - SFP tx power is
- soho-sup2-tx-lwarn : SOHO ONT - SFP tx power is lower
than warn threshold
- soho-sup2-temp-hwarn : SOHO ONT - SFP temperature is
- soho-sup2-temp-lwarn : SOHO ONT - SFP temperatureis
lower than warn threshold
- soho-sup2-volt-hwarn : SOHO ONT - SFP Voltage is
- soho-sup2-volt-lwarn : SOHO ONT - SFP Voltage is lower
than warn threshold
- soho-sup2-bias-hwarn : SOHO ONT - SFP bias is higher
than warn threshold


- soho-sup2-bias-lwarn : SOHO ONT - SFP bias is lower
than warn threshold
- mdu-sup2-temp-low : MDU ONT - SFP temperature is
lower than configured alarm low threshold
- mdu-sup2-volt-low : MDU ONT - SFP Voltage is lower
than configured alarm low threshold
- mdu-sup2-tx-high : MDU ONT - SFP tx power is higher
- mdu-sup2-bias-low : MDU ONT - SFP bias is lower than
configured alarm low threshold
- mdu-sup2-rx-hwarn : MDU ONT - SFP rx power is higher
than warn threshold
- mdu-sup2-rx-lwarn : MDU ONT - SFP rx power is lower
than warn threshold
- mdu-sup2-tx-hwarn : MDU ONT - SFP tx power is higher
than warn threshold
- mdu-sup2-tx-lwarn : MDU ONT - SFP tx power is lower
than warn threshold
- mdu-sup2-temp-hwarn : MDU ONT - SFP temperature is
- mdu-sup2-temp-lwarn : MDU ONT - SFP temperature is
- mdu-sup2-volt-hwarn : MDU ONT - SFP voltage is higher
than warn threshold
- mdu-sup2-volt-lwarn : MDU ONT - SFP voltage is lower
than warn threshold
- mdu-sup2-bias-hwarn : MDU ONT - SFP bias is higher
than warn threshold
- mdu-sup2-bias-lwarn : MDU ONT - SFP bias is lower than
warn threshold
- cust-alm1 : customizable alarm 1


- ethernet-ring-pthfwst : ethernet ring path forward state
- ethernet-ring-fop-to : ethernet ring fop-to failure of
protocol timeout
- ethernet-ring-fop-pm : ethernet ring fop-pm failure of
protocol provision mismatch
- fpm-depletion : failsafe fpm depletion
- exp-seizureack : Channel was blocked due to failure in the
reception of the SEIZURE ACK signal
- exp-disconack : Channel was blocked due to failure in the
reception of the DISCONNECTION ACK signal
- exp-forcerelack : Channel was blocked due to failure in the
reception of the BACKWARD DISCONNECTION ACK
signal
- no-bp-attached : inband management vlan forwarder state
- ancp-adj-loss : ancp loss of adjacency
- fcs-thresh-exceed : FCS counter threshold exceeded
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 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::alarmIndexExt> ] [ no status | status
<Alarm::fltrStatus> ] [ no threshold | threshold <Alarm::fltrThreshold> ] [ no window | window
<Alarm::fltrWindow> ]
Command Parameters
Table 3.4-1 "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 3.4-2 "Alarm Filter Configuration Command" Command Parameters
alarmid Parameter type: <Alarm::alarmIndexExt> optional parameter
Format: alarmType
( all
| sw-rollback
| db-rollback
| xvps-inv-dbase
| inv-cde-file
| miss-cde-file
| cde-hash-error
| low-disk-space
| cell-discard-up


| cell-discard-down
| persist-data-loss
| mac-conflict
| vmac-full
| sntp-comm-lost
| preferred-mode
| timing-reference
| nt-disk-95%full
| cf-error
| back-pnl-inv
| ihub-conf-loss
| 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
| board-reset-prot
| sem-power-fail
| sem-ups-fail
| board-reset-cf
| vlan-assign-fail
| vsa-info-invalid
| auth-mac-conflict
| user-pwd-fault
| 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
| ext-qsfp-invld
| 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
| custom1
| custom2
| custom3
| custom4
| custom5
| custom6
| custom7


| custom8
| custom9
| custom10
| custom11
| custom12
| custom13
| custom14
| custom15
| custom16
| custom17
| loss-swo-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
| melt-hw-issue
| melt-board-reset
| single-fan-fail
| multi-fan-fail
| fan-tray-missing
| fileserv-unavail
| bad-digitmap
| dhcp-unreach
| dhcp-no-srv
| dhcp-inv-srv
| 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
| e1sip-reg-auth
| e1sip-reg-timeout
| e1sip-inv-auth
| e1sip-inv-timeout
| e1itf-ais-signal
| e1itf-los-signal
| e1itf-rai-signal
| none-dns-srv
| no-dns-srv
| none-srv
| no-srv
| reg-srv-unreach
| proxy-srv-unreach
| fo-trigger
| fb-trigger
| du-trigger
| ssp-missing
| dns-pool-exceed
| lsa-fo-trigger
| reg-auth-sec
| reg-timeout-sec
| inv-auth-sec
| inv-timeout-sec
| subs-auth-sec
| fanout
| up-overflow
| upobc-overflow
| dwobc-overflow
| dw-overflow
| lwpri-overflow
| queue-drop
| queue-load
| queue-peak-usage
| mgc-unreachable


| sgc-unreachable
| meg-unknown-sub
| meg-ground-key
| meg-high-temp
| meg-act-fail
| meg-over-current
| line-showering
| low-qos-jitter
| low-qos-delay
| sig-brd-disk-full
| 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
| uplink-sfp-los
| uplink-sfp-inv-id
| loss-lsmswp-cap
| hw-fault
| bat-miss
| bat-fail
| bat-low
| bat-a-fail
| bat-b-fail
| ac-vol-out-range
| sem-ac-power-fail
| sem-ups-low-volt
| dc-a-fail
| dc-b-fail
| sealed-box-open


| inlet-temp-major
| synce-fail
| bits-fail
| ieee1588-fail
| gnss-fail
| signal-loss
| signal-efd
| esmc-loss
| ql-input-exceed
| holdover
| lti
| internal-clk-fail
| mcsrc-stream-lost
| cf-75%used
| cf-90%used
| olt-gen-tx-fail
| olt-gen-rng-mism
| olt-gen-sfp-mism
| olt-gen-dp-integ
| olt-gen-ddr-fault
| ont-ploam-loss-cd


| ont-ploam-err-msg
| ont-ploam-oam
| ont-ploam-rdi
| ont-ploam-loss-ks
| ont-ploam-looc
| sfu-ploam-loss-cd
| sfu-ploam-err-msg
| sfu-ploam-oam
| sfu-ploam-rdi
| sfu-ploam-loss-ks
| sfu-ploam-looc
| soho-ploam-oam
| soho-ploam-rdi
| soho-ploam-looc


| mdu-ploam-loss-cd
| mdu-ploam-err-msg
| mdu-ploam-oam
| mdu-ploam-rdi
| mdu-ploam-loss-ks
| mdu-ploam-looc
| ont-hpna-ser-mis
| ont-hpna-los-sig
| ont-moca-svc-mis
| ont-moca-link-los
| ont-moca-min-bw
| ont-sipa-reg-mis
| ont-vcd-reb-requ
| ont-vcd-mis
| ont-mgc-mis
| ont-mgc-timeout
| ont-sip-reg-dns
| ont-sip-reg-fail
| ont-sip-inv-dns
| ont-sip-inv-auth


| ont-sip-inv-err
| ont-veip-mismatch
| ont-ip-host-file
| olt-pon-up-bw-tca
| ont-gen-omci-fail
| ont-gen-bat-low
| ont-gen-bat-fail
| ont-gen-mdu-env1
| ont-gen-mdu-env2
| ont-gen-mdu-env3
| pon-t-txmcutilhi
| pon-t-txmcutilmd
| pon-t-txmcutillo
| pon-t-txtotutilhi
| pon-t-txtotutilmd
| pon-t-txtotutillo
| pon-t-rxtotutilhi
| pon-t-rxtotutilmd
| pon-t-rxtotutillo
| chpr-t-txmcutilhi
| chpr-t-txmcutilmd


| chpr-t-txmcutillo
| sfu-gen-omci-fail
| sfu-gen-bat-low
| sfu-gen-bat-fail
| sfu-gen-tune-fail
| soho-gen-bat-low
| soho-gen-bat-fail


| mdu-gen-omci-fail
| mdu-gen-bat-low
| mdu-gen-bat-fail
| mdu-gen-tune-fail
| mdu-gen-mdu-env1
| mdu-gen-mdu-env2
| mdu-gen-mdu-env3
| ont-gen-fan-fail
| ont-gen-high-temp
| ont-opti-malfunc
| ont-gen-rssi-mis
| ont-gen-temp-high
| ont-gen-volt-high
| ont-gen-bias-high
| ont-olt-rx-pw-lo
| ont-olt-rx-pw-hig
| ont-gen-tune-fail
| sfu-opti-malfunc


| soho-opti-malfunc
| mdu-opti-malfunc


| ont-svc-pots-poos
| ont-svc-enet-poos




| ont-cpu-util-tca
| ont-mem-util-tca
| otdr-cap-mismatch
| login-successful
| login-failure
| cfm-defrdiccm
| cfm-defmacstatus
| cfm-defremoteccm
| cfm-deferrorccm
| cfm-defxconccm
| cfm-defais
| ont-snmp-mis
| bsf-dhcpv4
| bsf-dhcpv6
| bsf-pon
| bsf-vbridge
| bsf-qos
| bsf-igmp
| bsf-lxfwd
| efm-oam-cpecrevt
| ont-loopdetect
| alrm-tbl-overflow
| auswqueuefullatm
| auswbkpfailatm
| auswrecfgfailatm
| auswdataunatm
| auswqueuefulptm
| auswbkpfailptm
| auswrecfgfailptm
| auswdataunptm
| auswbakpfailatm
| chpr-com-fail
| chpr-tx-fail
| chpr-unprov-ont
| chpr-loss-sig
| chpr-diagnostic
| chpr-loid-pwd-err


| chpr-sfp-mismatch
| chpr-rng-mismatch
| chpr-alien-test
| chpr-alien-detect
| chpr-deact-lowtca
| chpr-dp-integ
| chpr-loss-sig-dgi
| cfg-dld-fail
| cfg-act-fail
| cfg-dld-ip
| cfg-ver-mismatch
| cfg-file-missing
| cfg-verctrl-err
| cfg-not-supported
| ont-gen-temp-low
| ont-gen-volt-low
| ont-gen-bias-low
| ont-gen-rx-hwarn
| ont-gen-rx-lwarn
| ont-gen-tx-hwarn
| ont-gen-tx-lwarn
| sfu-sup2-temp-low
| sfu-sup2-volt-low
| sfu-sup2-tx-high
| sfu-sup2-bias-low
| sfu-sup2-rx-hwarn
| sfu-sup2-rx-lwarn
| sfu-sup2-tx-hwarn
| sfu-sup2-tx-lwarn
| soho-sup2-tx-high


| mdu-sup2-temp-low
| mdu-sup2-volt-low
| mdu-sup2-tx-high
| mdu-sup2-bias-low
| mdu-sup2-rx-hwarn
| mdu-sup2-rx-lwarn
| mdu-sup2-tx-hwarn
| mdu-sup2-tx-lwarn
| cust-alm1
| cust-alm2
| cust-alm3
| cust-alm4
| cust-alm5
| cust-alm6
| cust-alm7
| cust-alm8
| cust-alm9
| cust-alm10
| cust-alm11
| cust-alm12
| cust-alm13
| cust-alm14
| cust-alm15
| cust-alm16
| cust-alm17
| cust-alm18
| cust-alm19
| cust-alm20
| cust-alm21
| cust-alm22
| cust-alm23
| cust-alm24
| cust-alm25
| cust-alm26
| cust-alm27
| cust-alm28
| cust-alm29
| cust-alm30
| cust-alm31
| fpm-depletion
| exp-seizureack
| exp-disconack
| exp-forcerelack
| no-bp-attached


| melt-board-reset
| ancp-adj-loss
Possible values:
mode
will rollback
rollback
direction
configured
lost
15 minutes
files
board
temperature
missing


session
session
session
planned
up config group
below planned
set up config group
connected
failure
rack/shelf/slot


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




board
Alarm
transfer failed
appl server
exceeded.
name).
server).
name).


server).
server).
name).
(authentication).
(message timeout).
(authentication).
(message timeout).
interface.
interface.
pools exceed
LSA server
domain name).
from server).


name).
from server).
from server).
domain name).
timeout).
exceed threshold
exceeds threshold
threshold
controller
controller
card
activation failure
threshold
threshold
loss


type
mismatch
enclosure
Range
Range
major level
critical level
temperature
temperature


deviation
switch
portconfig
mediapolicy
failure
expectancy
expectancy
crossed
crossed
crossed


crossed
MIC failure
ont
of ont
error of ont
ranging of ont
ont
ont
exceeded
from ont
delineation of ont


ranging of ont
from ont
ont
ont
from ont
ont
alarm
alarm
reach exceeded
from ont
delineation of ont
error of ont
ranging of ont
from ont
ont
from ont
alarm
exceeded


minimum bw
crossed
failed
timeout
response error
timeout
error


TCA
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed


crossed


crossed
progress
mismatch
mismatch
mismatch
Target-ChnlPair
error
high
low
ont
failure
progress
failure
version mismatch


mismatch
mismatch
Target-ChnlPair
protocol error
too high
too low
attributes
ont
failure
progress
failure
version mismatch
mismatch
mismatch
Target-ChnlPair
alarm#1
alarm#2
alarm#3
protocol error
too high
low
attributes


transceiver
failed
warning
high warning
Target-ChnlPair
or is missing
warning
control error
optical transceiver
file to ONT failed
mismatch


with OLT
to Target-ChnlPair
mismatch
MISMATCH
error or is missing
warning
active
control error
optical transceiver
mismatch


out-sync with OLT
mismatch
MISMATCH
error or is missing
warning
active
control error
optical transceiver
mismatch
out-sync with OLT


mismatch
MISMATCH
planned ont card
service
signal
provisioned pots
failure
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
(DNS)
(TCP)
(TLS)
authentication
(timeout)
response error
(timeout)
failed
(malformed)
(DNS)
(TCP)


(TLS)
(authentication)
(timeout)
response error
(malformed)
(insufficient data)
interface
ces ds1
interface
interface
ces e1
client service
failure
out
required parameters
DNS problem
TCP socket problem
TLS session problem


response error
new subscription
malformed
malformed
subscribe failed
service
pseudowire
frame
xdsl
crossed


threshold crossed
threshold crossed
crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
crossed
crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
crossed
ATM


failed for ATM
unavailable for ATM
PTM
failed for PTM
unavailable for PTM
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
alarm
threshold crossed
bandwidth TCA
download function
Alarm low threshold
warn threshold


threshold
warn threshold
threshold
warn threshold
warn threshold
warn threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold


than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
warn threshold


protocol timeout
signal
[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 in seconds the duration of the filter window,
- range: [1...65535] only applicable for temporal type

3.5 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 3.5-2 "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:

3.6 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 3.6-1 "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 3.6-2 "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:

3.7 HGU TR069 Customizable Alarm Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the HGU TR069 customizable alarms.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure alarm ( no hgutr069-cust (alarm-id) ) | ( hgutr069-cust (alarm-id) description <GPON::CustAlmDesc> )
Command Parameters
Table 3.7-1 "HGU TR069 Customizable Alarm Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(alarm-id) Format: HGU TR069 customizable alarm
- HGU TR069 customizable alarm Id Id
- range: [1...31]
Table 3.7-2 "HGU TR069 Customizable Alarm Configuration Command" Command Parameters
description Parameter type: <GPON::CustAlmDesc> mandatory parameter
Format: alarm description
- alarm description
- length: 1<=x<=64

4- Trap Configuration Commands
4.1 Trap Configuration Command Tree 4-162

4.2 Trap Definition Configuration Command 4-165
4.3 Trap Manager Configuration Command 4-168
4.4 Trap Manager Configuration Command 4-173

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] dying-gasp
- [no] actual-cp-changed
- [no] register-node

- [no] avail-bw-changed
- [no] alrm-chg-occur
- [no] mac-auth-fail
- [no] outofsync
- [no] login-occr6-trap
- [no] logout-occr6-trap
- [no] trapmgr-chg6-trap
- [no] max-per-window
- [no] window-size
- [no] max-queue-size
- [no] min-interval
- [no] sw-upgrade-done
- [no] min-severity
----[no] v6manager
- (ipv6address)
- [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] dying-gasp
- [no] actual-cp-changed
- [no] register-node
- [no] avail-bw-changed
- [no] alrm-chg-occur
- [no] mac-auth-fail
- [no] outofsync
- [no] new-ont-alrm

- [no] ont-prov-status
- [no] login-occr6-trap
- [no] logout-occr6-trap
- [no] trapmgr-chg6-trap
- [no] ont-prov-template
- [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
| alrm-change-occured
| out-of-sync
| actual-cp-changed
| avail-bw-changed
| mac-auth-failure
| new-ont-alrm
| ont-prov-status


| sw-upgrade-finished
| login-occuredv6
| logout-occuredv6
| trapmngr-chg-occrv6
| ont-prov-template
| auto-replan-board )
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
- alrm-change-occured : alarm change occurred
- out-of-sync : trap is out of sync
- actual-cp-changed : actual channelpair changed trap
- avail-bw-changed : available bandwidth changed trap
- mac-auth-failure : mac auth failure trap
- new-ont-alrm : new ont alarm trap
- ont-prov-status : ont auto provision status trap
- sw-upgrade-finished : Board software upgrade finished
trap
- login-occuredv6 : login occured
- logout-occuredv6 : logout occured
- trapmngr-chg-occrv6 : trap manager change occured
- ont-prov-template : ont auto provision template trap
- auto-replan-board : automatic board re-planning trap
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 ] dying-gasp ] [ [ no ] actual-cp-changed ] [ [ no ] register-node ] [ [ no ] avail-bw-changed ] [ [ no ]
alrm-chg-occur ] [ [ no ] mac-auth-fail ] [ [ no ] outofsync ] [ [ no ] login-occr6-trap ] [ [ no ] logout-occr6-trap ] [ [
no ] trapmgr-chg6-trap ] [ 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 sw-upgrade-done | sw-upgrade-done <Trap::SwUpgradeFinished> ] [ 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:
[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
[no] eqpt-prot-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable snd nbr eqpt prot chg(part
[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] dying-gasp Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable dying gasp trap
[no] actual-cp-changed Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable actual channelpair
changed trap
[no] register-node Parameter type: boolean optional parameter


enable register node trap
[no] avail-bw-changed Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable available bandwidth
changed trap
[no] alrm-chg-occur Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable alarm change ocurred trap
[no] mac-auth-fail Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable sending mac auth failure
trap
[no] outofsync Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable outOfSync trap
[no] login-occr6-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable sending Ipv6 login
occured trap
[no] logout-occr6-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable sending Ipv6 logout
occured trap
[no] trapmgr-chg6-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable sending Ipv6 trap manager
change occured 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] sw-upgrade-done Parameter type: <Trap::SwUpgradeFinished> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "no-sw-upgrade-finished"
( no-sw-upgrade-finished a trap to report the end of a
| sw-upgrade-finished ) software upgrade of a board
Possible values:
- no-sw-upgrade-finished: disable board software upgrade
finished trap
- sw-upgrade-finished : enable board software upgrade
finisehd trap
[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:



4.4 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 v6manager (ipv6address) ) | ( v6manager (ipv6address) [ 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 ] dying-gasp ] [ [ no ] actual-cp-changed ] [ [ no ] register-node ] [ [ no ] avail-bw-changed ] [ [ no ]
alrm-chg-occur ] [ [ no ] mac-auth-fail ] [ [ no ] outofsync ] [ [ no ] new-ont-alrm ] [ [ no ] ont-prov-status ] [ [ no ]
login-occr6-trap ] [ [ no ] logout-occr6-trap ] [ [ no ] trapmgr-chg6-trap ] [ [ no ] ont-prov-template ] [ 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 4.4-1 "Trap Manager Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(ipv6address) Format: the address of the manager
<ipv6::Prefix> / <Trap::Port>
Field type <ipv6::Prefix>
- IPv6-address
- trap port number


- range: [1...65535]
Table 4.4-2 "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:
[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


[no] warning-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable snd nbr warning chg(part
[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
[no] eqpt-prot-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable snd nbr eqpt prot chg(part
[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] dying-gasp Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable dying gasp trap
[no] actual-cp-changed Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable actual channelpair
changed trap
[no] register-node Parameter type: boolean optional parameter


enable register node trap
[no] avail-bw-changed Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable available bandwidth
changed trap
[no] alrm-chg-occur Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable alarm change ocurred trap
[no] mac-auth-fail Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable sending mac auth failure
trap
[no] outofsync Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable outOfSync trap
[no] new-ont-alrm Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable new ont alarm trap
[no] ont-prov-status Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable ont auto provision status
trap
[no] login-occr6-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable sending Ipv6 login
occured trap
[no] logout-occr6-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable sending Ipv6 logout
occured trap
[no] trapmgr-chg6-trap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable sending Ipv6 trap manager
change occured trap
[no] ont-prov-template Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable ont auto provision
template 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 5-179

5.2 Rack Configuration Command 5-181
5.3 Shelf Configuration Command 5-182
5.4 Slot Configuration Command 5-184
5.5 SFP/XFP Diagnostics configuration Command 5-186
5.6 Sfp RSSI Configuration Command 5-188
5.7 NE Configuration Command 5-193

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] lock
- [no] mode
- [no] description
----slot
- (index)
- [no] alarm-profile
- [no] operational-mode
----diagnostics
----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] etemp-alm-low
- [no] etemp-alm-high
- [no] etemp-warn-low
- [no] etemp-warn-high
- [no] profile-type
----isam
- [no] description

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.
• lock: locks or unlocks the shelf.
• shelf-mode: the shelf mode. 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 ] 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
| ext-ethernet ) belongs
Possible values:
- main-ethernet : main shelf - supports ethernet-based traffic
- ext-ethernet : extension shelf - supports ethernet-based
traffic


[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 the shelf mode, applicable to
| extended-lt-slots NEP and ARAM-E only
| no-ntb-slot
| no-extended-slots
| no-ntio-slots
| ngpon
| gpon
| ngpon-port-reduced
| gpon-mng-ngpon
| gpon-mng-reduced )
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
- no-extended-slots : no extended slots
- no-ntio-slots : not changeable
- ngpon : use universal ngpon lt (supports NG-PON2,
XGS-PON and XG-PON1 currently)
- gpon : use gpon lt
- ngpon-port-reduced : use ngpon port reduced mode lt
(supports ERPS)
- gpon-mng-ngpon : use gpon managed ngpon management
model
- gpon-mng-reduced : use gpon managed ngpon port
reduced mode lt(supports ERPS)
Format: value: ""

5.4 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.
This attribute is not applicable to sealed remote products (7367 SX).
• alarm-profile: the operator can assign a customizable alarm profile to a NT or LSM board. This is applicable
for all NTs and LSMs.
• 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".
• disable-key: This Paramer should contain string between 8 and 16 characters; must contain at least one
lowercase letter, one uppercase letter, one numeric digit, and one special character, but cannot contain
whitespace.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure equipment slot (index) [ no alarm-profile | alarm-profile <Equipm::AlarmProf> ] [ no operational-mode

| operational-mode <Equipm::OperationalMode> ]
Command Parameters
Table 5.4-1 "Slot Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: the physical number of the slot
( lt : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId>
| nt
| <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::EqSlotId> )
Possible values:
- lt : lt-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 5.4-2 "Slot Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[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
[no] operational-mode Parameter type: <Equipm::OperationalMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "not-set"
( not-set operation mode of the cage
| gpon
| xgs
| mpm-gpon-xgs
| dual-gpon
| u-ngpon
| twenty-five-g
| ng-pon2
| mpm-gpon-xgpon )
Possible values:
- not-set : cage mode not-set
- gpon : cage mode set to gpon
- xgs : cage mode set to xgs
- mpm-gpon-xgs : cage mode set to mpm-gpon-xgs
- dual-gpon : cage mode set to dual-gpon
- u-ngpon : cage mode set to u-ngpon
- twenty-five-g : cage mode set to 25g
- ng-pon2 : cage mode set to ng-pon2
- mpm-gpon-xgpon : cage mode set to mpm-gpon-xgpon

5.5 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 sfp (position) [ no rssi-prof-id | rssi-prof-id <Eqpt::RssiProfileIndex> ] [ no

rssi-state | rssi-state <Eqpt::RssiState> ]
Command Parameters
Table 5.5-1 "SFP/XFP Diagnostics configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(position) Format: the physical sfp cage position
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::EqSlotId> /
<Eqpt::SfpCageNumber>
| nt : sfp : <Eqpt::SfpCageNumber>
| nt : xfp : <Eqpt::SfpCageNumber>
| nt : qsfp : <Eqpt::SfpCageNumber>
| nt : cfp : <Eqpt::SfpCageNumber>
| nt : sfp1 : <Eqpt::SfpCageNumber>
| nt : xfp1 : <Eqpt::SfpCageNumber>
| lt : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> : sfp
: <Eqpt::SfpCageNumber>
| lt : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> :
xfp : <Eqpt::SfpCageNumber>
qsfp : <Eqpt::SfpCageNumber>
| lt : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> : cfp
sfp1 : <Eqpt::SfpCageNumber>


xfp1 : <Eqpt::SfpCageNumber>
xfp2 : <Eqpt::SfpCageNumber> )
Possible values:
- nt : active nt slot
- lt : lt-slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Possible values:
- sfp : SFP port
- xfp : XFP port
- qsfp : QSFP port
- cfp : CFP4 port
- sfp1 : SFP port 1
- sfp2 : SFP port 2
- xfp1 : XFP port 1
- xfp2 : XFP port 2
Field type <Eqpt::SfpCageNumber>
- the SFP cage number
- range: [0...2304]
Table 5.5-2 "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 an unique index of the rssi
profile(1-200:userdefined,65535:automode) profile(1-200)
- range: [1...200,65535]
[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 : enable rssi functionality
- disable : disable rssi functionality

5.6 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 etemp-alm-low | etemp-alm-low <Eqpt::TcaTemp> ] [ no etemp-alm-high |
etemp-alm-high <Eqpt::TcaTemp> ] [ no etemp-warn-low | etemp-warn-low <Eqpt::TcaTemp> ] [ no
etemp-warn-high | etemp-warn-high <Eqpt::TcaTemp> ] [ no profile-type | profile-type <Eqpt::RssiProfileType> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 5.6-1 "Sfp RSSI Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: an unique index of the rssi
- an unique index value for the rssi profile(1-200) profile(1-200)
- range: [1...200]
Table 5.6-2 "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...262]
[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...262]
[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...262]


[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...262]
[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...262]
[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...262]
[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...262]
[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...262]
[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] etemp-alm-low Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaTemp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- temperature of SFP alarm low threshold for
- unit: degree C temperature on network lane
- range: [-128...128]
[no] etemp-alm-high Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaTemp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- temperature of SFP alarm high threshold for
- range: [-128...128]
[no] etemp-warn-low Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaTemp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- temperature of SFP warn low threshold for
- range: [-128...128]
[no] etemp-warn-high Parameter type: <Eqpt::TcaTemp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- temperature of SFP warn high threshold for
- range: [-128...128]
[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

5.7 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 5.7-2 "NE Configuration Command" Command Parameters
Format: value: ""

6- Gpon ONT Configuration Commands
6.1 Gpon ONT Configuration Command Tree 6-195

6.2 ONT Interface Configuration Command 6-198
6.3 NGPON2 Rogue Onu Prevention Configuration 6-207
Commands
6.4 GPON GEM port performance monitoring 6-209
Configuration Commands
6.5 ONT-SIDE TC-layer Performance Monitoring Counter 6-211
Thresholds Configuration Command for ONT
6.6 Multicast TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command 6-213
for ONT
6.7 Fec TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command for 6-215
ONT
6.8 GPON port Aggregate Ethernet performance 6-217
monitoring Configuration Commands
6.9 XGPON tc-layer port performance monitoring 6-219
6.10 XGPON physical-layer port performance monitoring 6-221
6.11 GPON ONT software delay activation control 6-223
6.12 GPON ONT CPU Load Performance Monitoring 6-225
Configuration Command
6.13 GPON ONT Memory Usage Performance Monitoring 6-227
6.14 ONT Card Configuration Command 6-229
6.15 ONT Software Control Configuration Command 6-232
6.16 GPON ONT software delay activation control 6-234
6.17 ONT Interface Configuration Command 6-235
6.18 ONT GIS Configuration Command 6-237
6.19 ONT xgpon Configuration Command 6-239

6 Gpon ONT Configuration Commands
6.1 Gpon ONT Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Gpon ONT Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----equipment
----ont
----[no] interface
- (ont-idx)
- [no] battery-bkup
- [no] berint
- [no] desc1
- [no] desc2
- [no] provversion
- [no] sernum
- subslocid
- sw-ver-pland
- [no] fec-up
- [no] bridge-map-mode
- [no] pwr-shed-prof-id
- [no] ont-enable
- [no] p2p-enable
- [no] optics-hist
- [no] sw-dnload-version
- [no] plnd-var
- [no] rf-filter
- [no] us-police-mode
- [no] enable-aes
- [no] voip-allowed
- [no] iphc-allowed
- [no] slid-visibility
- [no] log-auth-id
- [no] log-auth-pwd
- [no] cvlantrans-mode
- [no] sn-bundle-ctrl
- [no] pland-cfgfile1
- [no] dnload-cfgfile1
- [no] us-tcpolice-mode
- [no] planned-us-rate
- admin-state
- [no] oltdscppbitalign
- [no] pref-channel-pair
- [no] prot-channel-pair
- [no] alt-pref-ch-pair
- [no] ratelimit-us-dhcp
- [no] ratelimit-us-arp
- [no] flush-mac

- [no] template-name
- [no] evtocd
- [no] vtfd
----onu-tssi-detect
- [no] poll-interval
- [no] poll-cnt
- [no] alm-ctrl
----tc-layer
- [no] olt-pm-collect
- [no] od-pm-collect
- [no] ont-pm-collect
----tc-layer-threshold
- [no] lost-frags-down
- [no] lost-frags-up
- [no] bad-headers-down
----mcast-tc-layer
----fec-tc-layer
----ethernet
----xg-tc-layer
----phy-layer
----delay-act
- [no] at
----cpu-load
----memory-usage
----[no] slot
- (ont-slot-idx)
- planned-card-type
- plndnumdataports
- plndnumvoiceports
- [no] port-type
- [no] transp-mode-rem
- [no] no-mcast-control
- [no] admin-state
----[no] sw-ctrl
- (sw-ctrl-id)
- hw-version
- [no] ont-variant
- [no] plnd-sw-version
- [no] plnd-sw-ver-conf
- [no] sw-dwload-ver
----delay-act
- [no] at
----loop
- (ont-idx)
- [no] loop-detect
- [no] loop-portautoshut

----gis
- (ont-idx)
- [no] olt-location
----pm-collect
- (ont-idx)
- [no] xg-pm-collect

6.2 ONT Interface Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to create and configure the ONT parameters.
provversion - when '*'is set, it detects ONT hardware version on board and is updated accordingly.
sernum - User can only set it when admin state is down and admin-state cannot be changed to up with default
sernum (ALCL:00000000). The First 4 bytes form the vendorid and the last 8 butes form the serial no.
sw-ver-pland - The special string of 'AUTO' is used to indicate that if this ONT's hardware version (eqpt-ver-num
in 'show ont interface command) and planned variant (plnd-var) has a matching entry created using 'configure
equipment ont sw-ctrl', then the plnd-sw-version from the gponOntSwVerCtlTable table will be downloaded to the
ONT. The special string of 'UNPLANNED' is used to avoid any download. The special string of 'DISABLED' is
used not to control onu sw version, and not report mismatch alarm. The special string of 'DELAYACTIVATE' is
used for non-immediate activation.
subslocid - 0 to 12 (36 for ngpon2) ASCII character string or 0 to 20 (72 for ngpon2) HEX string depending on
slidmode.
sw-dnload-version - The special string of 'AUTO' is used to indicate that if this ONT's hardware version
(eqpt-ver-num in 'show equipment ont interface command) and planned variant (plnd-var) has a matching entry
created using 'configure equipment ont sw-ctrl', then the plnd-sw-version from the gponOntSwVerCtlTable table
will be downloaded to the ONT. The special string of 'DISABLED' is used to indicate this feature as blocked. If
sw-ver-pland is set to 'DISABLED', sw-dnload-version can only be 'DISABLED'.
NOTE: In order to change power-shed-profile, provversion, sernum, fec-up, us-police-mode, us_tcpolice-mode,
log-auth-id and log-auth-pwd parameters, the ONT state must be in Out-of-Service. If not specified, the values of
the above parameters stay unchanged.
admin-state - cannot be modified in the same command execution with any other parameter and vice versa. If not
specified, the value of this parameter stays unchanged.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure equipment ont ( no interface (ont-idx) ) | ( interface (ont-idx) [ no battery-bkup | battery-bkup
<Gpon::BatteryBkup> ] [ no berint | berint <Gpon::BertInterval> ] [ no desc1 | desc1 <Gpon::Desc> ] [ no desc2 |
desc2 <Gpon::Desc> ] [ no provversion | provversion <Gpon::ProvVersion> ] [ no sernum | sernum
<Gpon::SerNum> ] [ subslocid <Gpon::SubsLocId> ] sw-ver-pland <Gpon::SwVerPlnd> [ no fec-up | fec-up
<Gpon::FecUp> ] [ no bridge-map-mode | bridge-map-mode <Gpon::BridgeMapMode> ] [ no pwr-shed-prof-id |
pwr-shed-prof-id <Gpon::PwrShedProfIndex> ] [ no ont-enable | ont-enable <Gpon::OntEnable> ] [ no p2p-enable |
p2p-enable <Gpon::P2PEnable> ] [ no optics-hist | optics-hist <Gpon::OpticsHist> ] [ no sw-dnload-version |
sw-dnload-version <Gpon::SwVerDn> ] [ no plnd-var | plnd-var <Gpon::PlndVar> ] [ no rf-filter | rf-filter
<Gpon::RfFilter> ] [ no us-police-mode | us-police-mode <Gpon::UsPoliceMode> ] [ no enable-aes | enable-aes
<Gpon::EnableAES> ] [ no voip-allowed | voip-allowed <Gpon::VoipAllowed> ] [ no iphc-allowed | iphc-allowed
<Gpon::IphcAllowed> ] [ no slid-visibility | slid-visibility <Gpon::SlidAvailabilityStatus> ] [ no log-auth-id |
log-auth-id <Gpon::LogAuthId> ] [ no log-auth-pwd | log-auth-pwd <Security::Password6> ] [ no cvlantrans-mode

| cvlantrans-mode <Gpon::CVlanTransMode> ] [ no sn-bundle-ctrl | sn-bundle-ctrl <Gpon::SnBundleCtrl> ] [ no

pland-cfgfile1 | pland-cfgfile1 <Gpon::CfgFileName> ] [ no pland-cfgfile2 | pland-cfgfile2 <Gpon::CfgFileName>
] [ no dnload-cfgfile1 | dnload-cfgfile1 <Gpon::CfgFileName> ] [ no dnload-cfgfile2 | dnload-cfgfile2
<Gpon::CfgFileName> ] [ no us-tcpolice-mode | us-tcpolice-mode <Gpon::UsTcPoliceMode> ] [ no
planned-us-rate | planned-us-rate <Gpon::PlannedUsRate> ] [ admin-state <Gpon::ItfAdminStatus> ] [ no
oltdscppbitalign | oltdscppbitalign <Gpon::OltDscpPbitAlign> ] [ no pref-channel-pair | pref-channel-pair
<Ng2::PreferredChannelPairIndex> ] [ no prot-channel-pair | prot-channel-pair <Ng2::PreferredChannelPairIndex>
] [ no alt-pref-ch-pair | alt-pref-ch-pair <Ng2::PreferredChannelPairIndex> ] [ no ratelimit-us-dhcp |
ratelimit-us-dhcp <Gpon::RateLimitUsDhcp> ] [ no ratelimit-us-arp | ratelimit-us-arp <Gpon::RateLimitUsArp> ] [
no flush-mac | flush-mac <Gpon::FlushMac> ] [ no template-name | template-name
<Gpon::OnuProvTemplateName> ] [ no evtocd | evtocd <Gpon::Evtocd> ] [ no vtfd | vtfd <Gpon::Vtfd> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 6.2-1 "ONT Interface Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(ont-idx) Format: ONT index
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> /
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId>
| ng2 : <Ng2::ChannelGroup> / <Ng2::SubchannelGroup> /
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- ng2 : ngpon2 style identification
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Field type <Eqpt::PonId>
- the PON identifier
Field type <Ng2::ChannelGroup>
- channel group number
Field type <Ng2::SubchannelGroup>
- subchannel group number
Field type <Eqpt::OntId>
- the ONT identifier
Field type <Ng2::OntId>
Table 6.2-2 "ONT Interface Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] battery-bkup Parameter type: <Gpon::BatteryBkup> optional parameter with default
( disable battery backup
| enable )
Possible values:
- disable : ONT is not equiped with battery backup
- enable : ONT is equiped with battery backup
[no] berint Parameter type: <Gpon::BertInterval> optional parameter with default
- BER Interval accumulation interval (in number
- range: [8000...100000] of downstream frames) for ONU
BER calculation
[no] desc1 Parameter type: <Gpon::Desc> optional parameter with default
Format: value: """"


- desc free-form textual field for user to
- length: x<=64 describe the ONT
[no] desc2 Parameter type: <Gpon::Desc> optional parameter with default
Format: value: """"
- desc free-form textual field for user to
- length: x<=64 describe the ONT
[no] provversion Parameter type: <Gpon::ProvVersion> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "*"
- provisioned version number the provisioned version number
- length: x<=14
[no] sernum Parameter type: <Gpon::SerNum> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "ALCL : 00000000"
<Gpon::VendorId> : <Gpon::SerialNo> the provisioned serial number
Field type <Gpon::VendorId>
- vendor id - 4 ASCII characters
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9]
- length: 4
Field type <Gpon::SerialNo>
- serial num - 8 ASCII characters
- range: [a-fA-F0-9]
- length: 8
subslocid Parameter type: <Gpon::SubsLocId> optional parameter
Format: subscriber location id (SLID)
- subsloc id, 0 to 12 (36 for ngpon2) ASCII character string
or 0 to 20 (72 for ngpon2) HEX string depending on
slidmode
- length: x<=72
sw-ver-pland Parameter type: <Gpon::SwVerPlnd> mandatory parameter
Format: planned ONT software version
( auto number. If sw-dnload-version is
| unplanned set to disabled, sw-ver-pland
| disabled cannot be set to delayactivate.
| delayactivate
| <Gpon::SwVerPlnd> )
Possible values:
- auto : download sw to onu using the sw-ctrl version
- unplanned : avoid any download related action,but report
mismatch alarm
- disabled : not to control onu sw version, and not report
mismatch alarm
- delayactivate : for non-immediate activation
Field type <Gpon::SwVerPlnd>
- ont sw version
- length: 1<=x<=14
[no] fec-up Parameter type: <Gpon::FecUp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "gpon : disable,ngpon :
( disable enable,auto-match : enable"
| enable enable/disable use of FEC in
| recommended ) Upstream direction
Possible values:
- disable : Disable use of FEC in Upstream direction
- enable : Enable use of FEC in Upstream direction
- recommended : Automatically set based on planned ONT
technology: gpon=disable,ngpon=enable,auto-match=enable
[no] bridge-map-mode Parameter type: <Gpon::BridgeMapMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "1-mp-bridge-map-filter"
( 1-mp-bridge-map-filter ont bridge map mode


| n-p-bridge-map-filter
| n-mp-bridge-map-filter )
Possible values:
- 1-mp-bridge-map-filter: 1:MP bridge map mode
- n-p-bridge-map-filter : N:P bridge map mode
- n-mp-bridge-map-filter: N:MP bridge map mode
[no] pwr-shed-prof-id Parameter type: <Gpon::PwrShedProfIndex> optional parameter with default
( none power shed profile id
| <Gpon::PwrShedProfIndex> )
Possible values:
- none : no profile to associate
Field type <Gpon::PwrShedProfIndex>
- a pwr shed profile index value
- range: [0...50]
[no] ont-enable Parameter type: <Gpon::OntEnable> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "auto"
( auto ONT disabling decision for rogue
| disable ONTs
| enable )
Possible values:
- auto : OLT automatically decided on proper action
- disable : ONT is Manually Disabled
- enable : ONT is Manually Enabled
[no] p2p-enable Parameter type: <Gpon::P2PEnable> optional parameter with default
( disable The parameter is not visible
| enable ) during modification.
Possible values: allow port-to-port traffic
- disable : Disable Port-to-port traffic exchange exchange between ethernet UNIs
- enable : Enable Port-to-port traffic exchange on the same ONT
[no] optics-hist Parameter type: <Gpon::OpticsHist> optional parameter with default
( disable daily optical supervision
| enable ) measurements collection
Possible values:
- disable : Disable daily optical supervision measurements
collection
- enable : Enable daily optical supervision measurements
collection
[no] sw-dnload-version Parameter type: <Gpon::SwVerDn> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "DISABLED"
( auto standby ONT software version
| disabled number to be downloaded. If
| <Gpon::SwVerDn> ) sw-ver-pland is set to
Possible values: delayactivate, sw-dnload-version
- auto : download sw to onu using the sw-ctrl version cannot be set to disabled.
- disabled : indicate this feature is blocked. If sw-ver-pland
is set to disabled, sw-dnload-version can only be disabled
Field type <Gpon::SwVerDn>
- ont sw version
- length: 1<=x<=14
[no] plnd-var Parameter type: <Gpon::PlndVar> optional parameter with default
Format: value: """"
- planned variant of the ONT hardware version planned variant of the ONT
- length: x<=80 hardware version.Use DO for
Data-only ONTs,SIP for SIP


ONTs,H.248 for MEGACO
ONTs
[no] rf-filter Parameter type: <Gpon::RfFilter> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "pass-low-high"
( pass-none filter settings for RF video
| pass-low
| pass-low-high
| pass-low-middle )
Possible values:
- pass-none : Pass Nothing
- pass-low : Pass only Low Band
- pass-low-high : Pass Low and High Band
- pass-low-middle : Pass Low and Middle Band
[no] us-police-mode Parameter type: <Gpon::UsPoliceMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "local"
( local upstream police mode
| network
| remote )
Possible values:
- local : local at OLT
- network : remote at OLT
obsolete alternative replaced by remote
- remote : remote at ONT
[no] enable-aes Parameter type: <Gpon::EnableAES> optional parameter with default
( disable downstream AES encryption for
| enable ) all unicast (X)GEM ports
Possible values: pertaining to the ONT
- disable : disable downstream AES encryption
- enable : enable downstream AES encryption
[no] voip-allowed Parameter type: <Gpon::VoipAllowed> optional parameter with default
| enable during modification.
| iphost voip support on ONT
| veip )
Possible values:
- disable : disable voip support on ONT
- enable : enable voip support on ONT
- iphost : enable voip support on ONT using iphost
- veip : enable voip support on ONT using veip
[no] iphc-allowed Parameter type: <Gpon::IphcAllowed> optional parameter with default
Possible values: iphc support on ONT
- disable : disable iphc support on ONT
- enable : enable iphc support on ONT
[no] slid-visibility Parameter type: <Gpon::SlidAvailabilityStatus> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "disabled"
( disabled The parameter is not visible
| enabled-slid-on during creation.
| enabled-all ) slid visibility of the interface
Possible values:
- disabled : no access using http or telnet
- enabled-slid-on : read-only access using http or telnet
- enabled-all : read-write access using http or telnet


[no] log-auth-id Parameter type: <Gpon::LogAuthId> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- ont logical id the logical id for the ont
- length: x<=24
[no] log-auth-pwd Parameter type: <Security::Password6> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "plain : "
( prompt the password for the ont
| plain : <Security::PlainPassword6> )
Possible values:
- prompt : prompts the operator for a password
- plain : the password in plain text
Field type <Security::PlainPassword6>
- ont password
- length: x<=12
[no] cvlantrans-mode Parameter type: <Gpon::CVlanTransMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "remote"
( remote cvlan translation settings for all
| local ) traffic except the configured
Possible values: multicast traffic
- remote : cvlan translate remote
- local : cvlan translate local
[no] sn-bundle-ctrl Parameter type: <Gpon::SnBundleCtrl> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "unbundle"
( unbundle sn bundling behavior associated
| bundle with slid/loid
| auto )
Possible values:
- unbundle : no bundle behavior for sn with loid/slid
- bundle : manual bundling of sn with loid/slid
- auto : automatically bundle the sn with loid/slid when a
new sn is learned
[no] pland-cfgfile1 Parameter type: <Gpon::CfgFileName> optional parameter with default
( auto indicate the cfgfile1 version to be
| <Gpon::CfgFileName> ) planned
Possible values:
- auto : download configure file to onu using the sw-ctrl
version
Field type <Gpon::CfgFileName>
- ont configure file version
- length: 1<=x<=14
[no] pland-cfgfile2 Parameter type: <Gpon::CfgFileName> optional parameter with default
| <Gpon::CfgFileName> ) planned
Possible values:
version
- length: 1<=x<=14
[no] dnload-cfgfile1 Parameter type: <Gpon::CfgFileName> optional parameter with default
| <Gpon::CfgFileName> ) downloaded
Possible values:


version
- length: 1<=x<=14
[no] dnload-cfgfile2 Parameter type: <Gpon::CfgFileName> optional parameter with default
| <Gpon::CfgFileName> ) downloaded
Possible values:
version
- length: 1<=x<=14
[no] us-tcpolice-mode Parameter type: <Gpon::UsTcPoliceMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "local"
( local upstream tc(gemport) police
| remote ) mode
Possible values:
- local : local at OLT
- remote : remote at ONT
[no] planned-us-rate Parameter type: <Gpon::PlannedUsRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "nominal-line-rate,cde :
( nominal-line-rate auto-match"
| 2.5g planned upstream rate
| 10g
| 1.25g
| auto-match
| 25g )
Possible values:
- nominal-line-rate : ont inherits upstream rate from nominal
line rate(default)
- 2.5g : 2.5 GBit/sec
- 10g : 10 GBit/sec
- 1.25g : 1.25 GBit/sec
- auto-match : upstream rate is detected when onu activates
- 25g : 25 GBit/sec
admin-state Parameter type: <Gpon::ItfAdminStatus> optional parameter
Format: The parameter is not visible
( up during creation.
| down ) administrative status of the
Possible values: interface
- up : set the admin-state to up
- down : set the admin-state to down
[no] oltdscppbitalign Parameter type: <Gpon::OltDscpPbitAlign> optional parameter with default
( disable if OLT need perform DSCP to
| enable ) Pbit alignment for this ONU,
Possible values: when the DSCP to Pbit alignment
- disable : OLT will not do dscp-to-pbit alignment is configured on the vlan port
- enable : OLT will do dscp-to-pbit alignment
[no] pref-channel-pair Parameter type: <Ng2::PreferredChannelPairIndex> optional parameter with default
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / preferred channel pair in case of
<Eqpt::ChannelPairId> ngpon2 ont
| none )
Possible values:


- none : lt board not specified
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Field type <Eqpt::ChannelPairId>
- the channel pair identifier
[no] prot-channel-pair Parameter type: <Ng2::PreferredChannelPairIndex> optional parameter with default
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / protecting channel pair in case of
<Eqpt::ChannelPairId> ngpon2 ont
| none )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
[no] alt-pref-ch-pair Parameter type: <Ng2::PreferredChannelPairIndex> optional parameter with default
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / alternative preferred channel pair
<Eqpt::ChannelPairId> in case of ngpon2 ont
| none )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
[no] ratelimit-us-dhcp Parameter type: <Gpon::RateLimitUsDhcp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "10"
- ratelimit upstream DHCP packets, 0 - Disabled, 1..16 - upstream rate limit for DHCP
Enabled (Packets Per Second limit) packets, unit is pps which means
- range: [0...16] packets per second
[no] ratelimit-us-arp Parameter type: <Gpon::RateLimitUsArp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "10"
- ratelimit upstream ARP packets, 0 - Disabled, 1..16 - upstream rate limit for ARP
Enabled (Packets Per Second limit) packets, unit is pps which means
- range: [0...16] packets per second
[no] flush-mac Parameter type: <Gpon::FlushMac> optional parameter with default
( disable flush MAC decision for UNIs of
| enable ) this ONT
Possible values:
- disable : the MAC will not be flushed when UNIs go down
- enable : the MAC will be flushed when UNIs go down
[no] template-name Parameter type: <Gpon::OnuProvTemplateName> optional parameter with default


Format: value: "DEFAULT"
- Template name to be used for ONU auto provisioning Name of the Template to be used
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_] for ONU auto-provisioning
- length: x<=20
[no] evtocd Parameter type: <Gpon::Evtocd> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "enable"
( disable ME Evtocd control
| enable )
Possible values:
- disable : Disable ME Extended VLAN tagging operation
configuration data
- enable : Enable ME Extended VLAN tagging operation
configuration data
[no] vtfd Parameter type: <Gpon::Vtfd> optional parameter with default
( disable ME Vtfd control
| enable )
Possible values:
- disable : Disable ME VLAN tagging filter data
- enable : Enable ME VLAN tagging filter data
Command Output
Table 6.2-3 "ONT Interface Configuration Command" Display parameters
oper-state Parameter type: <Itf::ifOperStatus> operational state of the interface
( up This element is always shown.
| down
| testing
| unknown
| dormant
| no-value )
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
- no-value : no entry in the table
pwr-shed-prof-name Parameter type: <Gpon::IgnoredPrintableString> power shed profile name
- ignored printable string This element is always shown.

6.3 NGPON2 Rogue Onu Prevention Configuration

Commands
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure following rogue onu prevention paramters.
• Parameters that controls rogue onu optical transceiver abnormal declaration
• Parameters that enable or disable reporting of rogue onu optical transceiver abnormal alarm
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure equipment ont interface (ont-idx) onu-tssi-detect [ no poll-interval | poll-interval

<Gpon::RogOnuPollInter> ] [ no poll-cnt | poll-cnt <Gpon::RogOnuPollCnt> ] [ no alm-ctrl | alm-ctrl
<Gpon::RogOnuAlmCtl> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.3-1 "NGPON2 Rogue Onu Prevention Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Table 6.3-2 "NGPON2 Rogue Onu Prevention Configuration Commands" Command Parameters
[no] poll-interval Parameter type: <Gpon::RogOnuPollInter> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "20"
( nopoll interval of polling optical
| <Gpon::RogOnuPollInter> ) transceiver at the ONT
Possible values:
- nopoll : polling is not used
Field type <Gpon::RogOnuPollInter>
- interval of polling optical transceiver at the ONT(0 :
polling is not used)
- unit: millisec
- range: [20...60000,0]
[no] poll-cnt Parameter type: <Gpon::RogOnuPollCnt> optional parameter with default
- the number of consecutive polling, which results in number of consecutive polling,
abnormality, for declaring the optical transceiver as which results in abnormality, for
abnormal declaring the optical transceiver
- range: [1...250] as abnormal
[no] alm-ctrl Parameter type: <Gpon::RogOnuAlmCtl> optional parameter with default
( enable enabling or disable alarm for
| disable ) rouge ONU
Possible values:
- enable : enable TSSI alarm
- disable : disable TSSI alarm

6.4 GPON GEM port performance monitoring

Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable the following GEM port performance monitoring counters.
• PM Mode of OLT-side TC-layer (GEM-based) counters
• PM Mode of OLT-side TC-layer (GEM-based) counters for errored fragments
• PM Mode of ONT-side TC-layer (GEM-based) counters
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure equipment ont interface (ont-idx) tc-layer [ no olt-pm-collect | olt-pm-collect

<Gpon::OntPmTcaCollect> ] [ no od-pm-collect | od-pm-collect <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ] [ no ont-pm-collect |
ont-pm-collect <Gpon::OntPmTcaCollect> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.4-1 "GPON GEM port performance monitoring Configuration Commands" Resource
Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Table 6.4-2 "GPON GEM port performance monitoring Configuration Commands" Command
Parameters
[no] olt-pm-collect Parameter type: <Gpon::OntPmTcaCollect> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "pm-enable"
( none OLT-side aggregate TC layer
| pm-enable performance monitoring
| tca-enable )
Possible values:
- none : no pm
- pm-enable : enable pm
- tca-enable : enable tca
[no] od-pm-collect Parameter type: <Gpon::OntPmCollect> optional parameter with default
( enable OLT-side on-demand aggregate
| disable ) TC layer performance monitoring
Possible values:
- enable : enable PM
- disable : disable PM
[no] ont-pm-collect Parameter type: <Gpon::OntPmTcaCollect> optional parameter with default
( none ONT-side aggregate TC layer
| tca-enable )
Possible values:
- none : no pm

6.5 ONT-SIDE TC-layer Performance Monitoring

Counter Thresholds Configuration Command for
ONT
Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable configuration of performance Monitoring counter thresholds for
ONT-Side TC-layer errored fragments.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure equipment ont interface (ont-idx) tc-layer-threshold [ no lost-frags-down | lost-frags-down

<Gpon::TcaThresholdValue> ] [ no lost-frags-up | lost-frags-up <Gpon::TcaThresholdValue> ] [ no
bad-headers-down | bad-headers-down <Gpon::TcaThresholdValue> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.5-1 "ONT-SIDE TC-layer Performance Monitoring Counter Thresholds Configuration
Command for ONT" Resource Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Table 6.5-2 "ONT-SIDE TC-layer Performance Monitoring Counter Thresholds Configuration
Command for ONT" Command Parameters
[no] lost-frags-down Parameter type: <Gpon::TcaThresholdValue> optional parameter with default
( disabled tca setting for lost gem fragments
| <Gpon::TcaThresholdValue> ) in downstream
Possible values:
- disabled : threshold is disabled
Field type <Gpon::TcaThresholdValue>
- tc-layer tca threshold value (4294967295=disabled)
- range: [0...4294967294,4294967295]
[no] lost-frags-up Parameter type: <Gpon::TcaThresholdValue> optional parameter with default
( disabled tca setting for lost gem fragments
| <Gpon::TcaThresholdValue> ) in upstream
Possible values:
- range: [0...4294967294,4294967295]
[no] bad-headers-down Parameter type: <Gpon::TcaThresholdValue> optional parameter with default
( disabled tca setting for bad gem headers in
| <Gpon::TcaThresholdValue> ) downstream
Possible values:
- range: [0...4294967294,4294967295]

6.6 Multicast TC-layer Performance Monitoring

Command for ONT
Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable or disable the ONT-side Multicast Port Performance Monitor
collection for the ONT.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure equipment ont interface (ont-idx) mcast-tc-layer [ no ont-pm-collect | ont-pm-collect

<Gpon::OntPmCollect> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.6-1 "Multicast TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command for ONT" Resource
Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Table 6.6-2 "Multicast TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command for ONT" Command
Parameters
[no] ont-pm-collect Parameter type: <Gpon::OntPmCollect> optional parameter with default
( enable ONT-side multicast performance
| disable ) monitoring
Possible values:
Command Output
Table 6.6-3 "Multicast TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command for ONT" Display parameters
interval-no Parameter type: <SignedInteger> number of rows currently present
- a signed integer in the
gponMulticastServiceOntsideGemInterv
This element is always shown.

6.7 Fec TC-layer Performance Monitoring

Command for ONT
Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable or disable the Fec Port Performance Monitor collection for the ONT.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure equipment ont interface (ont-idx) fec-tc-layer [ no olt-pm-collect | olt-pm-collect

<Gpon::OntPmCollect> ] [ no ont-pm-collect | ont-pm-collect <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.7-1 "Fec TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command for ONT" Resource Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number

Table 6.7-2 "Fec TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command for ONT" Command Parameters
[no] olt-pm-collect Parameter type: <Gpon::OntPmCollect> optional parameter with default
( enable OLT-side XGPON FEC
| disable ) performance monitoring
Possible values:
( enable ONT-side FEC performance
Possible values:
Command Output
Table 6.7-3 "Fec TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command for ONT" Display parameters
fec-interval-no Parameter type: <SignedInteger> number of rows currently present
gponFecOntsideGemIntervalTable

6.8 GPON port Aggregate Ethernet performance

Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable the following PON Aggregate Ethernet performance monitoring
counters.
• PM Mode of ONT-side PON Aggregate Ethernet counters
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure equipment ont interface (ont-idx) ethernet [ no ont-pm-collect | ont-pm-collect <Gpon::OntPmCollect>
]
Command Parameters
Table 6.8-1 "GPON port Aggregate Ethernet performance monitoring Configuration Commands"
Resource Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Table 6.8-2 "GPON port Aggregate Ethernet performance monitoring Configuration Commands"
Command Parameters
( enable ONT-side PON aggregate
| disable ) Ethernet performance monitoring
Possible values:

6.9 XGPON tc-layer port performance monitoring

Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable or disable XGPON TC layer performance monitoring for the ONT.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure equipment ont interface (ont-idx) xg-tc-layer [ no olt-pm-collect | olt-pm-collect

<Gpon::OntPmCollect> ] [ no ont-pm-collect | ont-pm-collect <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.9-1 "XGPON tc-layer port performance monitoring Configuration Commands" Resource
Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number

Table 6.9-2 "XGPON tc-layer port performance monitoring Configuration Commands" Command
Parameters
( enable OLT-side XGPON TC layer
Possible values:
( enable ONT-side XGPON TC layer
Possible values:

6.10 XGPON physical-layer port performance

Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable or disable the OLT-side XGPON Physical Performance Monitor
collection for the ONT.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure equipment ont interface (ont-idx) phy-layer [ no olt-pm-collect | olt-pm-collect <Gpon::OntPmCollect>
]
Command Parameters
Table 6.10-1 "XGPON physical-layer port performance monitoring Configuration Commands"
Resource Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Table 6.10-2 "XGPON physical-layer port performance monitoring Configuration Commands"
Command Parameters
( enable OLT-side physical layer
Possible values:

6.11 GPON ONT software delay activation control

Command Description
This command allows the operator to specify when OLT should attempt to activate ONT software.
This command is enabled only when sw-ver-pland is set as "delayactivate".
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure equipment ont interface (ont-idx) delay-act [ no at | at <Gpon::SwActTime> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.11-1 "GPON ONT software delay activation control Configuration Commands" Resource
Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Table 6.11-2 "GPON ONT software delay activation control Configuration Commands" Command
Parameters
[no] at Parameter type: <Gpon::SwActTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "1970-01-01 : 00 : 00"
- scheduled ont sw activation time schedule ONT SW specific
- range: [0...4294967295] activating time. Only if
sw-ver-pland is set to
delayactivate, delay-act at can be
configured.

6.12 GPON ONT CPU Load Performance Monitoring

Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable the CPU Load Performance Monitoring PM flag for the ONT.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure equipment ont interface (ont-idx) cpu-load [ no ont-pm-collect | ont-pm-collect <Gpon::OntPmCollect>
]
Command Parameters
Table 6.12-1 "GPON ONT CPU Load Performance Monitoring Configuration Command"
Resource Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number

Table 6.12-2 "GPON ONT CPU Load Performance Monitoring Configuration Command"
Command Parameters
( enable ONT-side CPU load performance
Possible values:

6.13 GPON ONT Memory Usage Performance

Monitoring Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable the Memory Usage Performance Monitoring PM flag for the ONT.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure equipment ont interface (ont-idx) memory-usage [ no ont-pm-collect | ont-pm-collect

Command Parameters
Table 6.13-1 "GPON ONT Memory Usage Performance Monitoring Configuration Command"
Resource Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number

Table 6.13-2 "GPON ONT Memory Usage Performance Monitoring Configuration Command"
Command Parameters
( enable ONT-side Memory Usage
Possible values:

6.14 ONT Card Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to create and configure the ONT Card parameters.
Prior to entering this command the ONT must have been already created.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure equipment ont ( no slot (ont-slot-idx) ) | ( slot (ont-slot-idx) planned-card-type <Gpon::PlndCardType>
plndnumdataports <Gpon::PlndNumDataPorts> plndnumvoiceports <Gpon::PlndNumVoicePorts> [ no port-type |
port-type <Gpon::PortType> ] [ no transp-mode-rem | transp-mode-rem <Gpon::TranspMode> ] [ no
no-mcast-control | no-mcast-control <Gpon::NoMcastCtrl> ] [ no admin-state | admin-state <Gpon::AdminStatus> ]
)
Command Parameters
Table 6.14-1 "ONT Card Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(ont-slot-idx) Format: identification of the ont-slot
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / <Gpon::OntSlotId>
<Ng2::OntId> / <Gpon::OntSlotId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Field type <Gpon::OntSlotId>
- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
Table 6.14-2 "ONT Card Configuration Command" Command Parameters
planned-card-type Parameter type: <Gpon::PlndCardType> mandatory parameter
( ethernet_optical during modification.
| ethernet planned card type
| 10_100base
| pots
| vdsl2pots
| vdsl2
| ethpots
| video
| veip
| ds1
| e1
| hpna
| moca
| eth_adaptive )
Possible values:
- ethernet_optical : Any IEEE 802.3 Gigabit Ethernet optical
IF
- ethernet : 10/100/1000/10000 base-t
- 10_100base : 10/100 base-t
- pots : pots
- vdsl2pots : vdsl2/pots combo
- vdsl2 : vdsl2
- ethpots : ethernet/pots combo
- video : video
- veip : VEIP card
- ds1 : ds1
- e1 : e1
- hpna : hpna
- moca : moca
- eth_adaptive : Self-adaptive between PPTP Ethernet and
VEIP
plndnumdataports Parameter type: <Gpon::PlndNumDataPorts> mandatory parameter
Format: planned number of data ports
- planned number of data ports
- range: [0...16]
plndnumvoiceports Parameter type: <Gpon::PlndNumVoicePorts> mandatory parameter
Format: planned number of voice ports
- planned number of voice ports
- range: [0...24]
[no] port-type Parameter type: <Gpon::PortType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "uni"
( uni The parameter is not visible
| nni ) during modification.
Possible values: port type of the line card
- uni : uni interface
- nni : nni interface
[no] transp-mode-rem Parameter type: <Gpon::TranspMode> optional parameter with default


Possible values: transparent mode of the line card
- disable : disable transparent
- enable : enable transparent
[no] no-mcast-control Parameter type: <Gpon::NoMcastCtrl> optional parameter with default
Possible values: used to control whether the mcast
- disable : disable igmp NoMcastCtrl related OMCI message should be
- enable : enable igmp NoMcastCtrl sent to ONT
[no] admin-state Parameter type: <Gpon::AdminStatus> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "up"
( down administrative status of the
| up ) interface
Possible values:

6.15 ONT Software Control Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command creates an association between an ONT hardware version/variant and an ONT software version
(download and planned).
hw-version - has the same meaning as the eqpt-ver-num parameter supported by 'show equipment ont interface'
command. Special character * (asterisk) may be provided in the string which means that the * character (and all
subsequent character positions) are considered to be automatic 'matches' for values in same character positions of
eqpt-ver-num parameter.
ont-variant - has the same meaning as the plnd-var in 'configure equipment ont interface' command
Note: Combination of hw-version and ont-variant must be unique.
plnd-sw-version - has the same meaning as the 'auto-sw-plnd-ver parameter supported by 'show equipment ont
interface' command.
sw-dwload-ver - has the same meaning as the 'auto-sw-dld-ver parameter supported by 'show equipment ont
interface' command.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure equipment ont ( no sw-ctrl (sw-ctrl-id) ) | ( sw-ctrl (sw-ctrl-id) hw-version <Gpon::SwVer> [ no
ont-variant | ont-variant <Gpon::PlndVar> ] [ no plnd-sw-version | plnd-sw-version <Gpon::SwVer> ] [ no
plnd-sw-ver-conf | plnd-sw-ver-conf <Gpon::SwVer> ] [ no sw-dwload-ver | sw-dwload-ver <Gpon::SwVer> ] [ no
pland-cfgfile1 | pland-cfgfile1 <Gpon::CfgFile> ] [ no pland-cfgfile2 | pland-cfgfile2 <Gpon::CfgFile> ] [ no
dnload-cfgfile1 | dnload-cfgfile1 <Gpon::CfgFile> ] [ no dnload-cfgfile2 | dnload-cfgfile2 <Gpon::CfgFile> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 6.15-1 "ONT Software Control Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(sw-ctrl-id) Format: software control id
- ont sw ctrl id
- range: [1...250]
Table 6.15-2 "ONT Software Control Configuration Command" Command Parameters
hw-version Parameter type: <Gpon::SwVer> mandatory parameter


- ont sw version during modification.
- length: 1<=x<=14 ONT hardware version
[no] ont-variant Parameter type: <Gpon::PlndVar> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- planned variant of the ONT hardware version The parameter is not visible
- length: x<=80 during modification.
planned variant of the ONT
hardware version.Use DO for
Data-only ONTs,SIP for SIP
ONTs,H.248 for MEGACO
ONTs
[no] plnd-sw-version Parameter type: <Gpon::SwVer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "UNPLANNED"
- ont sw version planned ONT software version
- length: 1<=x<=14 number. If sw-dwload-ver is set
to disabled, plnd-sw-version
cannot be set to delayactivate.
[no] plnd-sw-ver-conf Parameter type: <Gpon::SwVer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "UNPLANNED"
- ont sw version software planned version
- length: 1<=x<=14 confirmation
[no] sw-dwload-ver Parameter type: <Gpon::SwVer> optional parameter with default
- ont sw version software download version. If
- length: 1<=x<=14 plnd-sw-version is set to
delayactivate, sw-dwload-ver
cannot be set to disabled.
[no] pland-cfgfile1 Parameter type: <Gpon::CfgFile> optional parameter with default
- ont configure file version indicate the cfgfile1 version to be
- length: 1<=x<=14 planned
[no] pland-cfgfile2 Parameter type: <Gpon::CfgFile> optional parameter with default
[no] dnload-cfgfile1 Parameter type: <Gpon::CfgFile> optional parameter with default
- length: 1<=x<=14 downloaded
[no] dnload-cfgfile2 Parameter type: <Gpon::CfgFile> optional parameter with default

6.16 GPON ONT software delay activation control

Command Description
This command allows the operator to specify when OLT should attempt to activate ONT software.
This command is enabled only when sw-ver-pland is set as "delayactivate".
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure equipment ont sw-ctrl (sw-ctrl-id) delay-act [ no at | at <Gpon::SwActTime> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.16-1 "GPON ONT software delay activation control Configuration Commands" Resource
Parameters
(sw-ctrl-id) Format: software control id
- ont sw ctrl id
- range: [1...250]
Table 6.16-2 "GPON ONT software delay activation control Configuration Commands" Command
Parameters
[no] at Parameter type: <Gpon::SwActTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "1970-01-01 : 00 : 00"
- scheduled ont sw activation time schedule ONT SW specific
- range: [0...4294967295] activating time. Only if
sw-ver-pland is set to
delayactivate, delay-act at can be
configured.

6.17 ONT Interface Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to create and configure the ONT parameters.
loop-detect - when default value no-control is set, OLT won't care about ONT loop detect, when disable is set, ONT
won't detect loop, when enable is set , ONT will loop detect
loop-portautoshutoff - when default value enable is set, if ONT detect loop, it will autoly shut down the port, when
disable is set, ONT won't auto shutdown
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure equipment ont loop (ont-idx) [ no loop-detect | loop-detect <Gpon::LoopDetectAdmin> ] [ no

loop-portautoshut | loop-portautoshut <Gpon::LoopDetectAutoShut> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.17-1 "ONT Interface Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Table 6.17-2 "ONT Interface Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] loop-detect Parameter type: <Gpon::LoopDetectAdmin> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "no-control"
( no-control loop detect admin state settings
| disable for this ONT
| enable )
Possible values:
- no-control : loop detect no control
- disable : loop detect disable
- enable : loop detect enable
[no] loop-portautoshut Parameter type: <Gpon::LoopDetectAutoShut> optional parameter with default
( disable loop detect auto shutoff settings
| enable ) for this ONT
Possible values:
- disable : loop detect disable
- enable : loop detect enable

6.18 ONT GIS Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the ONT GIS parameters.
olt-location - when default value disable is set, OLT won't care about ONT GIS info, when enable is set, OLT would
provison OLT's location to ONT
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure equipment ont gis (ont-idx) [ no olt-location | olt-location <Gpon::OltLocation> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.18-1 "ONT GIS Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Table 6.18-2 "ONT GIS Configuration Command" Command Parameters


[no] olt-location Parameter type: <Gpon::OltLocation> optional parameter with default
( disable GIS settings for this ONT
| enable )
Possible values:
- disable : the OLT GIS info will not be used
- enable : the OLT GIS info will be used

6.19 ONT xgpon Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the ONT,parameters,enable/disable Performance monitors.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure equipment ont pm-collect (ont-idx) [ no xg-pm-collect | xg-pm-collect <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ]
Command Parameters
Table 6.19-1 "ONT xgpon Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Table 6.19-2 "ONT xgpon Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] xg-pm-collect Parameter type: <Gpon::OntPmCollect> optional parameter with default


( enable enable/disable Performance
| disable ) monitors
Possible values:

7- xDSL Configuration Commands
7.1 xDSL Configuration Command Tree 7-242

7 xDSL Configuration Commands
7.1 xDSL Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "xDSL Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----xdsl

8- Gpon xDSL Configuration Commands
8.1 Gpon xDSL Configuration Command Tree 8-244

8.2 Gpon xDSL Common Service Profile Configuration 8-247
Command
8.3 Gpon xDSL Common Spectrum Profile Configuration 8-250
Command
8.4 Gpon xDSL Spectrum Profile for VDSL Configuration 8-253
Command
8.5 Gpon xDSL Spectrum Profile for VDSL2 Configuration 8-255
Command
8.6 VDSL2 Custom PSD shape Downstream Configuration 8-258
Command
8.7 VDSL2 Custom PSD shape Upstream Configuration 8-260
Command
8.8 ONT VDSL2 Virtual Noise Downstream Configuration 8-262
Command
8.9 ONT VDSL2 Virtual Noise Upstream Configuration 8-264
Command
8.10 Gpon xDSL Line Configuration Command 8-266
8.11 Xdsl ONT Uni Physical Layer Configuration Command 8-271
8.12 Xdsl ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration Command 8-274
8.13 Gpon xDSL DPBO Profile Configuration Command 8-276
8.14 Gpon xDSL DPBO Mode Independent Custom PSD 8-278
Mask Configuration Command
8.15 Gpon xDSL DPBO Exchange PSD Mask Configuration 8-280
Command
8.16 Gpon xDSL ONT Configuration Command 8-282
8.17 Gpon xDSL Common Rtx Profile Configuration 8-284
Command

8 Gpon xDSL Configuration Commands
8.1 Gpon xDSL Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Gpon xDSL Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----xdsl
----ont
----[no] service-profile
- (index)
- name
- [no] ra-mode-down
- [no] ra-mode-up
- [no] min-bitrate-down
- [no] min-bitrate-up
- [no] max-bitrate-down
- [no] max-bitrate-up
- [no] max-delay-down
- [no] max-delay-up
- [no] imp-noise-prot-dn
- [no] imp-noise-prot-up
- [no] active
----[no] spectrum-profile
- (index)
- name
- [no] g992-1-a
- [no] g992-5-a
- [no] dis-g993-2-8c
- [no] dis-g993-2-12b
- [no] dis-g993-2-17a
- [no] dis-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] rf-band-list
- [no] active
----vdsl
- [no] vdsl-band-plan
- [no] pbo-mode
- [no] adsl-band
----vdsl2
- [no] max-agpowlev-down
- [no] psd-shape-down
- [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] cust-psd-sc-down
- [no] cust-psd-ty-down
- [no] cust-psd-sc-up
- [no] cust-psd-ty-up
----cust-psd-pt-down
- (psd-point)
- [no] frequency
- [no] psd
----cust-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
----line
- (if-index)
- [no] service-profile
- [no] spectrum-profile
- [no] dpbo-profile
- [no] up-rtx-profile
- [no] down-rtx-profile
- [no] g993-2-8c
- [no] g993-2-12b
- [no] g993-2-17a
- [no] g993-2-30a
- [no] transfer-mode
- [no] carrier-data-mode
- [no] pm-collect
- [no] pwr-shed-override
- [no] admin-state
----phy
- [no] pm
- [no] tca
- [no] ne-err-secs
- [no] ne-sev-err-secs
- [no] ne-unavail-secs
- [no] fe-err-secs
- [no] fe-sev-err-secs
- [no] fe-unavail-secs
----l2
- [no] pm
- [no] tca
- [no] dropped-frames-up
- [no] dropped-frames-dn
----[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] active
----micpsd-pt-down
- (psd-point)
- [no] frequency
- [no] psd
----epsd-pt-down
- (psd-point)
- [no] frequency
- [no] psd
----interface
- (if-index)
- [no] dpbo-profile
----[no] rtx-profile
- (index)
- name
- version
- [no] rtx-mode
- [no] min-exp-thrpt
- [no] max-exp-thrpt
- [no] max-net-rate
- [no] min-delay
- [no] max-delay
- [no] min-inp-shine
- [no] min-inp-rein
- [no] int-arr-time
- [no] shine-ratio
- [no] leftr-thresh
- [no] active

8.2 Gpon xDSL Common Service Profile

Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the xDSL service profile.
NOTE: This command can be used only with profiles having LOCAL scope. Once a profile has been activated, no
more edits are allowed.
WARNING: Service profiles not activated within 15 minutes of creation will be deleted.
DESCRIPTION FOR THE COMMAND PARAMETERS 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 ont ( no service-profile (index) ) | ( service-profile (index) name <AsamProfileName> [ no
ra-mode-down | ra-mode-down <Gpon::RAModeType> ] [ no ra-mode-up | ra-mode-up <Gpon::RAModeType> ] [
no min-bitrate-down | min-bitrate-down <Xdsl::BitRate> ] [ no min-bitrate-up | min-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 imp-noise-prot-dn | imp-noise-prot-dn <Xdsl::ImpNoiseProtection> ] [ no
imp-noise-prot-up | imp-noise-prot-up <Xdsl::ImpNoiseProtection> ] [ [ no ] active ] )
Command Parameters
Table 8.2-1 "Gpon xDSL Common Service Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: index of the profile
- a profile index value
- range: [1...256]
Table 8.2-2 "Gpon 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


[no] ra-mode-down Parameter type: <Gpon::RAModeType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "automatic"
( operator-ctrld rate adaptation mode for down
| automatic ) stream
Possible values:
- operator-ctrld : operator controlled rate adaptive mode in
downstream
- automatic : automatic rate adaptive mode at startup in
downstream
[no] ra-mode-up Parameter type: <Gpon::RAModeType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "automatic"
( operator-ctrld rate adaptation mode for up
| automatic ) stream
Possible values:
- operator-ctrld : operator controlled rate adaptive mode in
downstream
- automatic : automatic rate adaptive mode at startup in
downstream
[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...2147483647]
[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...2147483647]
[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...2147483647]
[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...2147483647]
[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
- a delay time period maximum delay for interleaving
- unit: msec function in upstream
- range: [1...63]
[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] active Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
The parameter is not visible
during creation.
to activate the profile
Command Output
Table 8.2-3 "Gpon xDSL Common Service Profile Configuration Command" Display parameters
scope Parameter type: <Xdsl::AsamProfileScope> scope of the profile
local-profile This element is only shown in
Possible values: detail mode.
- local-profile : the local profile
version Parameter type: <SignedInteger> version maintained by manager.
- a signed integer only allowed value is 1 and
cannot be incremented.
This element is only shown in
detail mode.
ref-count Parameter type: <AsamProfileRefCount> Indicates the number of entities
- number of entities using this particular profile using this profile. If the reference
- range: [0...65535] 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.
detail mode.

8.3 Gpon xDSL Common Spectrum Profile

Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the xDSL spectrum profile. The spectrum profiles groups all
parameters on xDSL 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 xDSL flavor used (VDSL,VDSL2).
The specific values depending on the xDSL flavor can be configured via:
• configure xdsl spectrum-profile vdsl
• configure xdsl spectrum-profile vdsl2
The actual selected operating mode determines which set of xDSL specific parameters is used. In case a common
parameter is not supported for a specific xDSL flavor, this parameter will be ignored for that flavor.
When all the xDSL specific flavors are configure the complete profile has to be activated.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl ont ( no spectrum-profile (index) ) | ( spectrum-profile (index) name <AsamProfileName> [ [ no ]
g992-1-a ] [ [ no ] g992-5-a ] [ [ no ] dis-g993-2-8c ] [ [ no ] dis-g993-2-12b ] [ [ no ] dis-g993-2-17a ] [ [ no ]
dis-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 rf-band-list | rf-band-list <Gpon::RFBand> ] [ [ no ]
active ] )
Command Parameters
Table 8.3-1 "Gpon xDSL Common Spectrum Profile Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
(index) Format: index of the profile.
- range: [1...256]

Table 8.3-2 "Gpon xDSL Common Spectrum Profile Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
[no] g992-1-a Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
G.992.1 POTS non-overlapped
spectrum
[no] g992-5-a Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
G.992.5 POTS non-overlapped
spectrum
[no] dis-g993-2-8c Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable G.993.2_8C VDSL-2
with profile 8C
[no] dis-g993-2-12b Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable G.993.2_12B VDSL-2
with profile 12B
[no] dis-g993-2-17a Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable G.993.2_17A VDSL-2
with profile 17A
[no] dis-g993-2-30a Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable G.993.2_30A VDSL-2
with 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: 0.1 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: 0.1 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: 0.1 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: 0.1 dB upstream
- range: [0...310,511]
[no] rf-band-list Parameter type: <Gpon::RFBand> optional parameter with default


Format: value: "07 : 08 : 07 : D0 : 19 :
- a variable lenght octet string defining rf band list 0D : AC : 0F : A0 : 19 : 1B : 58 :
- length: x<=80 1C : 84 : 19 : 27 : 74 : 27 : A6 :
19 : 36 : B0 : 38 : 0E : 19 : 46 :
94 : 46 : F8 : 19 : 52 : 08 : 53 :
CA : 19 : 61 : 3A : 61 : 9E : 19 :
6D : 60 : 74 : 04 : 19"
list of RF bands
during creation.
Command Output
Table 8.3-3 "Gpon xDSL Common Spectrum Profile Configuration Command" Display parameters
scope Parameter type: <Xdsl::AsamProfileScope> scope of the profile
local-profile This element is only shown in
- local-profile : the local profile
version Parameter type: <SignedInteger> version maintained by manager
- a signed integer This element is only shown in
detail mode.
be deleted.
detail mode.

8.4 Gpon xDSL Spectrum Profile for VDSL

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).
(Common) and parameters which have a specific value depending on the DSL flavor used (VDSL).
This chapter contains the VDSL flavor specific parameters.
Note: the activation of the profile has to be done via configure xdsl spectrum-profile.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl ont spectrum-profile (index) vdsl [ no vdsl-band-plan | vdsl-band-plan <Gpon::VdslBandPlan> ] [
no pbo-mode | pbo-mode <Gpon::PboModeVdsl> ] [ no adsl-band | adsl-band <Gpon::AdslBandUsage> ]
Command Parameters
Table 8.4-1 "Gpon xDSL Spectrum Profile for VDSL Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...256]
Table 8.4-2 "Gpon xDSL Spectrum Profile for VDSL Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
[no] vdsl-band-plan Parameter type: <Gpon::VdslBandPlan> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "annex-a"
( annex-a the VDSL band plan
| annex-b-997e
| annex-b-998e
| annex-b-998ade )
Possible values:
- annex-a : ITU-T G.993.2 VDSL2 Annex A (extended)
band plan


- annex-b-997e : ITU-T G.993.2 VDSL2 Annex B band plan
type 997E17
- annex-b-998e : ITU-T G.993.2 VDSL2 Annex B band plan
type 998E17
- annex-b-998ade : ITU-T G.993.2 VDSL2 Annex B band
plan type 998ADE17
[no] pbo-mode Parameter type: <Gpon::PboModeVdsl> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "pbo-mode-up"
( pbo-mode-down upstream power backoff mode
| pbo-mode-up )
Possible values:
- pbo-mode-down : upstream power backoff mode OFF
- pbo-mode-up : upstream power backoff mode ON
[no] adsl-band Parameter type: <Gpon::AdslBandUsage> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "excl-adsl"
( allow-adsl adsl band Usage
| excl-adsl
| excl-adsl2plus
| excl-cust-adsl )
Possible values:
- allow-adsl : usage of adsl spectrum (25kHz..1.1mhz) is
allowed
- excl-adsl : usage of adsl spectrum (25kHz..1.1mhz) is not
allowed
- excl-adsl2plus : usage of adsl2plus spectrum
(25kHz..2.2mhz) is not allowed
- excl-cust-adsl : usage of adsl spectrum (25kHz..640kHz) is
not allowed

8.5 Gpon xDSL Spectrum Profile for VDSL2

Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the VDSL2 specific part of the xDSL spectrum profile. The spectrum
profiles groups all parameters on xDSL on physical level. These parameters are mainly related to the
environmental conditions of the line (spectrum management).
(Common) and parameters which have a specific value depending on the xDSL flavor used (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.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl ont spectrum-profile (index) vdsl2 [ no max-agpowlev-down | max-agpowlev-down

<Gpon::VdslPowerLevel> ] [ no psd-shape-down | psd-shape-down <Gpon::Vdsl2PsdShapeDown> ] [ no
psd-pbo-e-len-up | psd-pbo-e-len-up <Xdsl::PsdPboElectrLength> ] [ no m-psd-level-down | m-psd-level-down
<Gpon::MaxPsdLevel> ] [ no m-psd-level-up | m-psd-level-up <Gpon::MaxPsdLevel> ] [ 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 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> ]
Command Parameters
Table 8.5-1 "Gpon xDSL Spectrum Profile for VDSL2 Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...256]
Table 8.5-2 "Gpon xDSL Spectrum Profile for VDSL2 Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
[no] max-agpowlev-down Parameter type: <Gpon::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: [0...255]
[no] psd-shape-down Parameter type: <Gpon::Vdsl2PsdShapeDown> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "regiona-psd-down"
( regiona-psd-down power spectral density shape in
| regionbm2-psd-down ) downstream
Possible values:
- regiona-psd-down : Region A spectral density in
downstream
- regionbm2-psd-down : Region BM2 spectral density in
downstream
[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: <Gpon::MaxPsdLevel> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "-300"
- Max psd level maximum PSD level for
- unit: 1/10 * dBm/Hz downstream
- range: [-600...-300]
[no] m-psd-level-up Parameter type: <Gpon::MaxPsdLevel> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "-300"
- Max psd level maximum PSD level for
- unit: 1/10 * dBm/Hz upstream
- range: [-600...-300]
[no] psd-pbo-par-a-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::ABParamType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "00 : 00 : 11 : 46 : 11 : 46
- binary string : 11 : 46 : 00 : 00"
- 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 : 03 : 3c : 03 : 3c
- binary string : 03 : 3c : 00 : 00"
- 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
Format: value: "mode-1"
( 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] 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-psd-sc-up 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-up Parameter type: <Xdsl::PsdTypeBit> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "mask"
( mask psd type
| template )
Possible values:
- mask : PSD mask
- template : PSD template
Command Output
Table 8.5-3 "Gpon xDSL Spectrum Profile for VDSL2 Configuration Command" Display
parameters
rx-psd-shape-up Parameter type: <Gpon::RxVdsl2PsdShapeUp> the reference RX PSD shape for
ab-param upstream
Possible values: This element is only shown in
- ab-param : ABParameter spectral density shape in detail mode.
upstream

8.6 VDSL2 Custom PSD shape Downstream

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the VDSL2 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.
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. 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.
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 ont spectrum-profile (index) vdsl2 cust-psd-pt-down (psd-point) [ no frequency | frequency
<Xdsl::CustFreq> ] [ no psd | psd <Xdsl::PsdLevel> ]
Command Parameters
Table 8.6-1 "VDSL2 Custom PSD shape Downstream Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...256]
(psd-point) Format: psd point
- psd point
- range: [1...32]
Table 8.6-2 "VDSL2 Custom PSD shape 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...35324]
[no] psd Parameter type: <Xdsl::PsdLevel> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- psd level psd level
- unit: -0.5 * (PSD level in dBm/Hz)
- range: [0...255]

8.7 VDSL2 Custom PSD shape Upstream

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the VDSL2 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.
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 ont spectrum-profile (index) vdsl2 cust-psd-pt-up (psd-point) [ no frequency | frequency
<Xdsl::CustFreq> ] [ no psd | psd <Xdsl::PsdLevel> ]
Command Parameters
Table 8.7-1 "VDSL2 Custom PSD shape Upstream Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...256]
- psd point
- range: [1...20]
Table 8.7-2 "VDSL2 Custom PSD shape Upstream Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
Format: value: 0
- unit: khz


- range: [0...35324]
[no] psd Parameter type: <Xdsl::PsdLevel> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- unit: -0.5 * (PSD level in dBm/Hz)
- range: [0...255]

8.8 ONT VDSL2 Virtual Noise Downstream

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure ONT 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.
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.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl ont spectrum-profile (index) vdsl2 v-noise-psd-pt-down (psd-point) [ no frequency | frequency
<Xdsl::CustFreq> ] [ no psd | psd <Xdsl::CustPsdVdsl2VtNoise> ]
Command Parameters
Table 8.8-1 "ONT VDSL2 Virtual Noise Downstream Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...256]
- psd point
- range: [1...32]
Table 8.8-2 "ONT VDSL2 Virtual Noise Downstream Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
Format: value: 0
- unit: khz


- range: [0...35324]
[no] psd Parameter type: <Xdsl::CustPsdVdsl2VtNoise> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- unit: -2*(40+PSD level in dBm/Hz)
- range: [0...200,255]

8.9 ONT VDSL2 Virtual Noise Upstream

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure ONT 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 ont spectrum-profile (index) vdsl2 v-noise-psd-pt-up (psd-point) [ no frequency | frequency
<Xdsl::CustFreq> ] [ no psd | psd <Xdsl::CustPsdVdsl2VtNoise> ]
Command Parameters
Table 8.9-1 "ONT VDSL2 Virtual Noise Upstream Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...256]
- psd level
- range: [1...16]
Table 8.9-2 "ONT VDSL2 Virtual Noise Upstream Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
Format: value: 0
- unit: khz
- range: [0...35324]


[no] psd Parameter type: <Xdsl::CustPsdVdsl2VtNoise> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- unit: -2*(40+PSD level in dBm/Hz)
- range: [0...200,255]

8.10 Gpon xDSL Line Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the xDSL pon line.
For the configuration one should associate a spectrum and a service profile to the line. The op-mode controls the
operational modes allowed on the line. It can be used to disable an operational mode that is enabled in the
spectrum profile but is not allowed on the line. It uses the same bitmap coding as op-mode in the xDSL
spectrum-profile.'0' is used as special value to indicate that all the modes supported by the line are allowed.
The modes which are not supported by the line must be disabled.
An operational mode is allowed on the line when it is enabled in the op-mode of the line configuration and the
op-mode in the xDSL spectrum-profile.
To deconfigure a line the service-profile and spectrum-profile has to be put to 0.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl ont line (if-index) [ no service-profile | service-profile <Gpon::LineServiceProfile> ] [ no

spectrum-profile | spectrum-profile <Xdsl::OntLineSpectrumProfile> ] [ no dpbo-profile | dpbo-profile
<Xdsl::OntLineDpboProfile> ] [ no up-rtx-profile | up-rtx-profile <Xdsl::OntLineRtxProfile> ] [ no
down-rtx-profile | down-rtx-profile <Xdsl::OntLineRtxProfile> ] [ [ no ] g993-2-8c ] [ [ no ] g993-2-12b ] [ [ no ]
g993-2-17a ] [ [ no ] g993-2-30a ] [ no transfer-mode | transfer-mode <Gpon::TpsTcMode> ] [ no
carrier-data-mode | carrier-data-mode <Gpon::CarrierDataMode> ] [ no pm-collect | pm-collect
<Gpon::OntPmTcaCollect> ] [ [ no ] pwr-shed-override ] [ no admin-state | admin-state <Gpon::ItfAdminStatus> ]
Command Parameters
Table 8.10-1 "Gpon xDSL Line Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(if-index) Format: interface index of the port
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / <Gpon::OntSlotId> /
<Gpon::OntPortId>
<Ng2::OntId> / <Gpon::OntSlotId> / <Gpon::OntPortId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
Field type <Gpon::OntPortId>
- Gpon Ont Port
- range: [1...16]
Table 8.10-2 "Gpon xDSL Line Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] service-profile Parameter type: <Gpon::LineServiceProfile> optional parameter with default
( none service profile to be configured
| <Gpon::SrvcProfilePointer> on this port
| name : <PrintableString> )
Possible values:
Field type <Gpon::SrvcProfilePointer>
- profile index
- range: [0...256]
Field type <PrintableString>
- printable string
[no] spectrum-profile Parameter type: <Xdsl::OntLineSpectrumProfile> 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]
Data driven field type
Possible values are depending on the actual configuration
and software.
The currently allowed values can be shown with online-help.
[no] dpbo-profile Parameter type: <Xdsl::OntLineDpboProfile> 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]
and software.
[no] up-rtx-profile Parameter type: <Xdsl::OntLineRtxProfile> optional parameter with default
( none Rtx profile to be configured
| <Xdsl::RtxProfilePointer> upstream on this port
Possible values:
Field type <Xdsl::RtxProfilePointer>
- profile index
- range: [0...1024]
and software.
[no] down-rtx-profile Parameter type: <Xdsl::OntLineRtxProfile> optional parameter with default
( none Rtx profile to be configured
| <Xdsl::RtxProfilePointer> downstream on this port
Possible values:
Field type <Xdsl::RtxProfilePointer>
- profile index
- range: [0...1024]
and software.
[no] g993-2-8c Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
G.993.2_8C VDSL-2 with profile
8C
[no] g993-2-12b Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
G.993.2_12B VDSL-2 with
profile 12B
[no] g993-2-17a Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
G.993.2_17A VDSL-2 with
profile 17A
[no] g993-2-30a Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
G.993.2_30A VDSL-2 with
profile 30A
[no] transfer-mode Parameter type: <Gpon::TpsTcMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "ptm"
ptm tps tc mode
Possible values:
- ptm : ptm mode
[no] carrier-data-mode Parameter type: <Gpon::CarrierDataMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "off"
( off carrier data measurement
| on collection


| on-init
| fail )
Possible values:
- off : disable the collection
- on : enable the collection
- on-init : enable and re-initialize the line
- fail : failed to enable - do not use
[no] pm-collect Parameter type: <Gpon::OntPmTcaCollect> optional parameter with default
( none physical layer performance
| pm-enable monitoring and tca enable
| tca-enable )
Possible values:
- none : no pm
[no] pwr-shed-override Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
port excluded from DSL class
power shedding
[no] admin-state Parameter type: <Gpon::ItfAdminStatus> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "down"
( up The parameter is not visible
| down ) during creation.
Possible values: administrative status of the
- up : set the admin-state to up interface
Command Output
Table 8.10-3 "Gpon xDSL Line Configuration Command" Display parameters
oper-state Parameter type: <Itf::ifOperStatus> the operational state of the
( up interface
| down This element is always shown.
| testing
| unknown
| dormant
| no-value )
Possible values:
- unknown : unknown
service-profile-name Parameter type: <Xdsl::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the service profile
spectrum-profile-name Parameter type: <Xdsl::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the spectrum profile
up-rtx-profile-name Parameter type: <Xdsl::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the Rtx profile in
- ignored printable string upstream
down-rtx-profile-name Parameter type: <Xdsl::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the Rtx profile in
- ignored printable string downstream


8.11 Xdsl ONT Uni Physical Layer Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to provision performance monitoring and threshold crossing alerts for an Xdsl
ONT physical layer UNI.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl ont line (if-index) phy [ no pm | pm <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ] [ no tca | tca
<Gpon::OntPmCollect> ] [ no ne-err-secs | ne-err-secs <Gpon::ErroredSecondsThreshold> ] [ no ne-sev-err-secs |
ne-sev-err-secs <Gpon::ErroredSecondsThreshold> ] [ no ne-unavail-secs | ne-unavail-secs
<Gpon::ErroredSecondsThreshold> ] [ no fe-err-secs | fe-err-secs <Gpon::ErroredSecondsThreshold> ] [ no
fe-sev-err-secs | fe-sev-err-secs <Gpon::ErroredSecondsThreshold> ] [ no fe-unavail-secs | fe-unavail-secs
<Gpon::ErroredSecondsThreshold> ]
Command Parameters
Table 8.11-1 "Xdsl ONT Uni Physical Layer Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Gpon::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
- Gpon Ont Port
- range: [1...16]
Table 8.11-2 "Xdsl ONT Uni Physical Layer Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] pm Parameter type: <Gpon::OntPmCollect> optional parameter with default
( enable physical layer pm collection
| disable )
Possible values:
[no] tca Parameter type: <Gpon::OntPmCollect> optional parameter with default
( enable physical layer threshold crossing
| disable ) alerts
Possible values:
[no] ne-err-secs Parameter type: <Gpon::ErroredSecondsThreshold> optional parameter with default
( disable near end errored seconds
| <Gpon::ErroredSecondsThreshold> ) threshold
Possible values:
- disable : disable tca
Field type <Gpon::ErroredSecondsThreshold>
- error count threshold (0-900)
- range: [0...900]
[no] ne-sev-err-secs Parameter type: <Gpon::ErroredSecondsThreshold> optional parameter with default
( disable near end severely errored seconds
Possible values:
- range: [0...900]
[no] ne-unavail-secs Parameter type: <Gpon::ErroredSecondsThreshold> optional parameter with default
( disable near end unavailable seconds
Possible values:
- range: [0...900]
[no] fe-err-secs Parameter type: <Gpon::ErroredSecondsThreshold> optional parameter with default
( disable far end errored seconds threshold


| <Gpon::ErroredSecondsThreshold> )
Possible values:
- range: [0...900]
[no] fe-sev-err-secs Parameter type: <Gpon::ErroredSecondsThreshold> optional parameter with default
( disable far end severely errored seconds
Possible values:
- range: [0...900]
[no] fe-unavail-secs Parameter type: <Gpon::ErroredSecondsThreshold> optional parameter with default
( disable far end unavailable seconds
Possible values:
- range: [0...900]

8.12 Xdsl ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to provision performance monitoring and threshold crossing alerts for a Xdsl
ONT layer 2 UNI.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl ont line (if-index) l2 [ no pm | pm <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ] [ no tca | tca <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ]
[ no dropped-frames-up | dropped-frames-up <Gpon::ErrorCountThreshold> ] [ no dropped-frames-dn |
dropped-frames-dn <Gpon::ErrorCountThreshold> ]
Command Parameters
Table 8.12-1 "Xdsl ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Gpon::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- Gpon Ont Slot


- range: [1...14]
- Gpon Ont Port
- range: [1...16]
Table 8.12-2 "Xdsl ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration Command" Command Parameters
( enable l2 pm collection
| disable )
Possible values:
( enable l2 threshold crossing alerts
| disable )
Possible values:
[no] dropped-frames-up Parameter type: <Gpon::ErrorCountThreshold> optional parameter with default
( disable incoming (upstream) dropped
| <Gpon::ErrorCountThreshold> ) frames threshold
Possible values:
Field type <Gpon::ErrorCountThreshold>
- range: [0...4294967295]
[no] dropped-frames-dn Parameter type: <Gpon::ErrorCountThreshold> optional parameter with default
( disable outgoing (downstream) dropped
Possible values:
- range: [0...4294967295]

8.13 Gpon xDSL DPBO Profile Configuration

Command
Command Description
Downstream power back off profile to configure the modem for a physical Gpon line.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl ont ( no dpbo-profile (index) ) | ( dpbo-profile (index) name <AsamProfileName> [ no
es-elect-length | es-elect-length <Gpon::ElectricalLength> ] [ no es-cable-model-a | es-cable-model-a
<Gpon::CableModel> ] [ no es-cable-model-b | es-cable-model-b <Gpon::CableModel> ] [ no es-cable-model-c |
es-cable-model-c <Gpon::CableModel> ] [ no min-usable-signal | min-usable-signal
<Gpon::MinUsableSignalLevel> ] [ no min-frequency | min-frequency <Gpon::MinFrequency> ] [ no
max-frequency | max-frequency <Gpon::MaxFrequency> ] [ [ no ] active ] )
Command Parameters
Table 8.13-1 "Gpon xDSL DPBO Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: index of profile
- range: [1...50]
Table 8.13-2 "Gpon xDSL DPBO Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
- a profile name during modification.
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.] name of profile
- length: 1<=x<=32
[no] es-elect-length Parameter type: <Gpon::ElectricalLength> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- electrical length (1/10 * electrical-length) exchange side electrical length
- unit: 0.1 dB
- range: [0...2555]
[no] es-cable-model-a Parameter type: <Gpon::CableModel> 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: <Gpon::CableModel> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- cable model param (2^-8 * cable-model) cable model b
- unit: 2^-8
- range: [-256...384]
[no] es-cable-model-c Parameter type: <Gpon::CableModel> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- cable model param (2^-8 * cable-model) cable model c
- unit: 2^-8
- range: [-256...384]
[no] min-usable-signal Parameter type: <Gpon::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: [-1275...0]
[no] min-frequency Parameter type: <Gpon::MinFrequency> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- minimum frequency min frequency
- unit: kHz
- range: [0...8832]
[no] max-frequency Parameter type: <Gpon::MaxFrequency> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 30000L
- maximum frequency max frequency
- unit: kHz
- range: [138...30000]

8.14 Gpon 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.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl ont dpbo-profile (index) micpsd-pt-down (psd-point) [ no frequency | frequency
<Xdsl::DpboFrequency> ] [ no psd | psd <Gpon::DpboCustomPsd> ]
Command Parameters
Table 8.14-1 "Gpon xDSL DPBO Mode Independent Custom PSD Mask Configuration Command"
Resource Parameters
- range: [1...50]
- psd point
- range: [1...32]
Table 8.14-2 "Gpon 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...35324]
[no] psd Parameter type: <Gpon::DpboCustomPsd> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- psd level (-10 * PSD-level) psd level
- unit: -10*dBm/Hz
- range: [0...950]

8.15 Gpon 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 ont dpbo-profile (index) epsd-pt-down (psd-point) [ no frequency | frequency
<Xdsl::DpboFrequency> ] [ no psd | psd <Gpon::DpboCustomPsd> ]
Command Parameters
Table 8.15-1 "Gpon xDSL DPBO Exchange PSD Mask Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...50]
- psd point
- range: [1...16]
Table 8.15-2 "Gpon 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...35324]
[no] psd Parameter type: <Gpon::DpboCustomPsd> optional parameter with default


Format: value: 0L
- psd level (-10 * PSD-level) psd level
- unit: -10*dBm/Hz
- range: [0...950]

8.16 Gpon xDSL ONT Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure xdsl parameters at the GPON ONT Level.
An already existing Downstream-Power-Back-Off(DPBO)-profile can be attached to the GPON ONT.
All ports on this ont 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.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl ont interface (if-index) [ no dpbo-profile | dpbo-profile <Xdsl::LineDpboProfile> ]
Command Parameters
Table 8.16-1 "Gpon xDSL ONT Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(if-index) Format: identification of the port
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Table 8.16-2 "Gpon xDSL ONT Configuration Command" Command Parameters


[no] dpbo-profile Parameter type: <Xdsl::LineDpboProfile> optional parameter with default
( none dpbo profile index
| <Xdsl::DpboProfilePointer>
Possible values:
Field type <Xdsl::DpboProfilePointer>
- profile index
- range: [0...50]
- printable string

8.17 Gpon xDSL Common Rtx Profile Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to manage the xDSL rtx profile.
WARNING: Rtx profiles not activated within 15 minutes of creation will be deleted.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure xdsl ont ( no rtx-profile (index) ) | ( rtx-profile (index) name <AsamProfileName> [ version
<SignedInteger> ] [ no rtx-mode | rtx-mode <Xdsl::GRtxMode> ] [ no min-exp-thrpt | min-exp-thrpt
<Xdsl::BitRate> ] [ no max-exp-thrpt | max-exp-thrpt <Xdsl::BitRate> ] [ no max-net-rate | max-net-rate
<Xdsl::BitRate> ] [ no min-delay | min-delay <Xdsl::RtxMinDelay> ] [ no max-delay | max-delay
<Xdsl::RtxMaxDelay> ] [ no min-inp-shine | min-inp-shine <Xdsl::ShineImpNoiseProtection> ] [ no min-inp-rein |
min-inp-rein <Xdsl::ReinImpNoiseProtection> ] [ no int-arr-time | int-arr-time <Xdsl::RtxInterArrivalTime> ] [ no
shine-ratio | shine-ratio <Xdsl::RtxShineRatio> ] [ no leftr-thresh | leftr-thresh <Xdsl::RtxLeftrThreshold> ] [ [ no ]
active ] )
Command Parameters
Table 8.17-1 "Gpon xDSL Common Rtx Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: index of the profile
- range: [1...1024]
Table 8.17-2 "Gpon xDSL Common Rtx Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
version Parameter type: <SignedInteger> optional parameter
Format: version maintained by manager,
- a signed integer usually 1 for new profile
[no] rtx-mode Parameter type: <Xdsl::GRtxMode> optional parameter with default


Format: value: "preferred"
( forbidden retransmission mode
| preferred
| 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] min-exp-thrpt Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 64
- a bit rate value minimum expected throughput
- unit: kbps for downstream/upstream
- range: [0...2147483647] direction
[no] max-exp-thrpt Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 262143
- a bit rate value maximum expected throughput
- unit: kbps for downstream/upstream
- range: [0...2147483647] direction
[no] max-net-rate Parameter type: <Xdsl::BitRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 262143
- a bit rate value maximum net data rate for
- unit: kbps downstream/upstream direction
- range: [0...2147483647]
[no] min-delay 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/upstream direction
[no] max-delay 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
- range: [2...63] retransmission) for downstream
direction
[no] min-inp-shine Parameter type: <Xdsl::ShineImpNoiseProtection> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 8
- unit: DMT symbols protection against shine for
- range: [0...63] downstream/upstream direction
[no] min-inp-rein Parameter type: <Xdsl::ReinImpNoiseProtection> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- unit: DMT symbols protection against rein for
- range: [0...7] downstream/upstream direction
[no] int-arr-time Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxInterArrivalTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "derivedfrom100hz"
( derivedfrom100hz assumed inter-arrival time for
| derivedfrom120hz ) rein protection for
Possible values: downstream/upstream direction
- derivedfrom100hz : inter-arrival time derived from 100hz
- derivedfrom120hz : inter-arrival time derived from 120hz
[no] shine-ratio Parameter type: <Xdsl::RtxShineRatio> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10
- shine ratio shine ratio for


- unit: 1/1000 downstream/upstream direction
- range: [0...100]
[no] leftr-thresh 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/upstream
- range: [0,1...99] direction
Command Output
Table 8.17-3 "Gpon xDSL Common Rtx Profile Configuration Command" Display parameters
be deleted.
detail mode.

9- Interface Management Configuration Commands
9.1 Interface Management Configuration Command Tree 9-288

9.2 Network Interface Configuration Command 9-289
9.3 Interface Alarm Configuration Command 9-295
9.4 Interface Sliding-Window Traffic Statistics Command 9-297
9.5 Cage mode configuration Command 9-298

9 Interface Management Configuration Commands
9.1 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
- [no] port-type
----alarm
- (index)
- [no] default-severity
----statistics
- (port)
- [no] sliding-win-stats
----cage
- (position)
- operational-mode

9.2 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> ] [ no port-type | port-type <Itf::asamIfPortType> ]
Command Parameters
Table 9.2-1 "Network Interface Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(port) Format: the interface index
( xdsl-line : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
<Eqpt::SlotId> / <Eqpt::PortId>
| voicefxs : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
| vlan-port:ng2 : <Eqpt::ChannelGroupId> /
<Eqpt::SubChannelGroupId> / <Eqpt::Ng2OntId> /
<Eqpt::Ng2OntSlotId> / <Eqpt::Ng2OntPortId> :
<Eqpt::UnstackedVlan>
| vlan-port : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
<Eqpt::SlotId> / <Eqpt::PortId> : <Eqpt::VpiId> :
<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>
<Eqpt::Ng2OntSlotId> / <Eqpt::Ng2OntPortId> : stacked :
<Eqpt::SVlan> : <Eqpt::CVlan>
| ethernet-line : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /


| atm-bonding : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
| bonding : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
| ip-gateway : <Eqpt::VrfId>
| ip-line : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId>
/ <Eqpt::PortId> : <Eqpt::VpiId> : <Eqpt::VciId>
| ip-line : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId>
/ <Eqpt::PortId>
| shdsl-line : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
| e1-line : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
| ima-group : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
| ip-line : vlan : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
<Eqpt::CVlan>
<Eqpt::SlotId> / <Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / voip :
stacked : <Eqpt::SVlan> : <Eqpt::CVlan>
<Eqpt::SlotId> / <Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / vuni :
<Eqpt::SlotId> / <Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> /
<Eqpt::OntSlotId> / <Eqpt::OntPortId> : stacked :
<Eqpt::OntSlotId> / <Eqpt::OntPortId> :
| pon : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> /
<Eqpt::PonId>
| ont : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> /
| uni : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> /
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / <Eqpt::OntSlotId> /
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
| voip : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> /


<Eqpt::LLId> : <Eqpt::UnstackedVlan>
<Eqpt::LLId> : stacked : <Eqpt::SVlan> : <Eqpt::CVlan>
| la-group : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
| epon : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> /
<Eqpt::PonId>
| eont : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> /
| ellid : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> /
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / <Eqpt::LLId>
| euni : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> /
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / <Eqpt::EontSlotId> /
<Eqpt::EontPortId>
| chpair : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId>
/ <Eqpt::ChannelPairId>
| chgroup : <Eqpt::ChannelGroupId>
| subchgroup : <Eqpt::ChannelGroupId> /
<Eqpt::SubChannelGroupId>
| ont:ng2 : <Eqpt::ChannelGroupId> /
<Eqpt::SubChannelGroupId> / <Eqpt::Ng2OntId>
| uni:ng2 : <Eqpt::ChannelGroupId> / <Eqpt::Ng2OntId> /
<Eqpt::Ng2OntSlotId> / <Eqpt::Ng2OntPortId>
| uni:ng2 : <Eqpt::ChannelGroupId> /
<Eqpt::SubChannelGroupId> / <Eqpt::Ng2OntId> / vuni
| voip:ng2 : <Eqpt::ChannelGroupId> /
| la-group-nt : xfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex>
| la-group-nt : eth : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex>
| ethernet-line-nt : xfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex>
| ethernet-line-nt : eth : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex>
<Eqpt::SubChannelGroupId> / <Eqpt::Ng2OntId> / vuni :
| x-pon : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId>
/ <Eqpt::XPonId>
| 25g-pon : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
<Eqpt::SlotId> / <Eqpt::M25GPonId> )
Possible values:
- xdsl-line : a static xdsl line interface
- ethernet-line : a static ethernet line interface
- atm-bonding : atm bonding
obsolete alternative replaced by bonding
- bonding : bonding
- ip-gateway : ip user gateway interface
- ip-line : ip line interface
- shdsl-line : a shdsl line interface
- e1-line : a e1 line interface
- ima-group : an ima group interface
- vlan-port : vlan port
- vlan-port:ng2 : ngpon2 vlan port
- pon : pon
- x-pon : xgs pon


- 25g-pon : 25g pon
- chpair : channel pair
- chgroup : channelgroup
- subchgroup : subchannelgroup
- ont : ont
- ont:ng2 : ngpon2 ONT style identification
- uni : uni
- uni:ng2 : ngpon2 UNI style identification
- voip : voip
- voip:ng2 : voip
- epon : epon
- eont : epon ont
- ellid : epon logical link
- euni : euni
- la-group : link aggregation group
- voicefxs : voicefxs
- la-group-nt : a link aggregation group on an nt interface
- ethernet-line-nt : an ethernet line on the nt
Possible values:
- xfp : xfp port
- eth : RJ45 port
Field type <Itf::UplinkPortIndex>
- the faceplate port number
Possible values:
- vlan : vlan port
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Field type <Eqpt::PortId>
- the port number
Field type <Eqpt::VpiId>
- atm VPI
Field type <Eqpt::VciId>
- atm VCI
Field type <Eqpt::XPonId>
- the XGS PON identifier
Field type <Eqpt::M25GPonId>
- the 25G PON identifier
Field type <Eqpt::ChannelGroupId>
- the channel group identifier
Field type <Eqpt::SubChannelGroupId>
- the subchannel group identifier
Field type <Eqpt::Ng2OntId>
- the NG2 ONT identifier
Possible values:
- voip : virtual uni identifier
obsolete alternative replaced by vuni
- vuni : virtual uni identifier


Possible values:
- vuni : virtual NGPON2 uni identifier
Field type <Eqpt::OntSlotId>
- the ONT SLOT identifier
Field type <Eqpt::OntPortId>
- the ONT PORT identifier
Field type <Eqpt::Ng2OntSlotId>
- the NGPON2 ONT SLOT identifier
Field type <Eqpt::Ng2OntPortId>
- the NGPON2 ONT PORT identifier
Field type <Eqpt::EontSlotId>
- Epon Ont Slot
Field type <Eqpt::EontPortId>
- Epon Ont Port
Field type <Eqpt::LLId>
- the LLID identifier,range 1 for EPON,range 1-8 for DPOE
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
Field type <Eqpt::VrfId>
- VRF id
Table 9.2-2 "Network Interface Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] admin-up Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
admin status is up (read-only for
voicefxs interface)
[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] port-type Parameter type: <Itf::asamIfPortType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "uni"
( uni the whole network service model
| nni based on this interface
| hc-uni
| uplink )
Possible values:
- uni : uni port type
- nni : nni port type
- hc-uni : hicap uni port type
- uplink : uplink port type

9.3 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 9.3-1 "Interface Alarm Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: index of the IANA ifType
( xdsl-line
| ethernet-line
| shdsl-line
| voicefxs
| pon
| chpair
| chgroup
| subchgroup
| ont
| uni
| epon
| eont
| euni
| ellid
| lag
| ds1 )
Possible values:
- xdsl-line : xdsl line
- ethernet-line : ethernet line
- shdsl-line : shdsl line
- voicefxs : voicefxs
- pon : pon interface
- chpair : channelpair interface
- chgroup : channelgroup interface
- subchgroup : subchannelgroup interface
- ont : ont interface


- uni : uni interface
- epon : epon interface
- eont : epon ont interface
- euni : epon uni interface
- ellid : epon llid interface
- lag : link aggregation group
- ds1 : ds1 interface
Table 9.3-2 "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:
- indeterminate : not a definite known severity

9.4 Interface Sliding-Window Traffic Statistics

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure sliding-window traffic statistics on related interface.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure interface statistics (port) [ no sliding-win-stats | sliding-win-stats <Itf::ifStatsEnable> ]
Command Parameters
Table 9.4-1 "Interface Sliding-Window Traffic Statistics Command" Resource Parameters
(port) Format: the interface index
chpair : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> /
<Eqpt::ChannelPairId>
Possible values:
- chpair : channelpair
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Table 9.4-2 "Interface Sliding-Window Traffic Statistics Command" Command Parameters
[no] sliding-win-stats Parameter type: <Itf::ifStatsEnable> optional parameter with default
( enable indicates if sliding-window
| disable ) traffic statistics be enabled
Possible values:
- enable : enable sliding-window traffic statistics
- disable : disable sliding-window traffic statistics

9.5 Cage mode configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure SLOT cage mode:
• The slot index of the cage
• The index of rssi profile which would be configured on cage.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure interface cage (position) [ operational-mode <Eqpt::AsamCageMode> ]
Command Parameters
Table 9.5-1 "Cage mode configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(position) Format: the physical cage position
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
<Eqpt::AsamCageIndex>
cage : <Eqpt::AsamCageIndex> )
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Possible values:
- cage : cage operation mode
Field type <Eqpt::AsamCageIndex>
- the cage number
- range: [1...16]
Table 9.5-2 "Cage mode configuration Command" Command Parameters
operational-mode Parameter type: <Eqpt::AsamCageMode> optional parameter
Format: oper-mode of the cage
( not-set


| gpon
| xgs
| mpm-gpon-xgs
| dual-gpon
| u-ngpon
| twenty-five-g
| ng-pon2
| mpm-gpon-xgpon )
Possible values:
- not-set : cage mode set to not set
- twenty-five-g : cage mode set to twentyfiveg

10- Error Configuration Commands
10.1 Error Configuration Command Tree 10-301

10.2 Error Log Configuration Command 10-302

10 Error Configuration Commands
10.1 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

10 Error Configuration Commands
10.2 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 10.2-2 "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:

11- System Configuration Commands
11.1 System Configuration Command Tree 11-305

11.2 System Configuration Command 11-309
11.3 System Management IP related Configuration 11-312
Command
Command
Command for default TTL
11.6 System Management Default Route Configuration 11-315
Command
11.7 System Management IPv6 related Configuration 11-316
Command
11.8 System Management IPv6 related Configuration 11-317
Command for default hop limit
11.9 System Management Default IPv6 Route 11-318
11.10 LEMI based Outband System Management IP related 11-319
Command
11.12 System Management Outband Default Route 11-321
11.13 System Uplink Outband Management Vlan 11-322
11.14 Configure system LEDs 11-323
11.15 Configure system Power mode 11-324
11.16 System SNTP Configuration Command 11-325
11.17 System SNTP Server Table Configuration Command 11-326
11.18 System SNTP Server Table Configuration Command 11-327
11.19 System Loop ID Syntax Configuration Command 11-328
11.20 System Synchronous Interface Timing Clock 11-331
11.21 System Clock Region Command 11-333
11.22 System Clock Source Priority Configuration 11-334
Command
11.23 NTR PTP Configuration Command 11-335
11.24 NTR Clock Transmission Protocol Configuration 11-336
Command
11.25 System Synchronous InterfaceTiming Clock 11-338
Switching Mode configuration Command
11.26 NTR Acceptable Clock Master Configuration 11-339
Command
11.27 PTP Slave Port DataSet Configuration Command 11-340
11.28 PTP Default Dataset Configuration Command 11-342
11.29 PTP Master Port DataSet Profile Configuration 11-344
Command
11.30 PTP master port Configuration Commands 11-346
11.31 System Clock Synchronous Source port 11-348
11.32 PTP L2 port Configuration Commands 11-349

11.33 PTP L4 port Configuration Commands 11-351
11.34 System Clock Synchronous Status Message 11-353
11.35 System Clock Synchronous Source port 11-356
11.36 System Clock Force Reference Configuration 11-358
Command
11.37 SSMOut Configuration Command for synce ports 11-359
11.38 SSMOut Configuration Command for XDSL ports 11-360
11.39 Clock ToD Parameters Configuration Command 11-362
11.40 ToD Holdover Specification Configuration Command 11-363
11.41 System Clock ToD Sources Priority Configuration 11-364
Command
11.42 ALS State Configuration Command 11-365
11.43 ZTP (Zero Touch Provision) State Configuration 11-366
Command
11.44 System Relay ID Syntax Configuration Command 11-367
11.45 FIPS Configuration Command 11-369
11.46 Lemi Login Configuration Command 11-370

11 System Configuration Commands
11.1 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
- [no] system-40gkr4
- contact-person
- [no] en-snmp-auth-trap
- mgnt-vlan-id
- [no] mgnt-vlan-mode
- [no] periph-mgnt-vlan
- [no] periph-mgnt-ctrl
- system-mac
- [no] port-num-in-proto
- [no] ntr-ssmout-vlan
- [no] customer-id
- [no] ont-trc-dbg-vlan
- [no] mgnt-qos-d1p
- [no] mgnt-qos-dscp
- [no] mgnt-qos-tc
----management
----host-ip-address
- (host-ip-address)
----default-ttl
- (default-ttl)
----[no] default-route
- (default-route)
----ipv6
- host-ip-address
----default-hop-limit
- (default-hop-limit)
----[no] default-route
- (default-route)
----lemi-outbandmgnt
- [no] ip-address
----outband
- host-ip-address
----default-route
- [no] ip-address
----outband-mgnt-vlan
- (outband-mgnt-vlan)
----external-leds
- [no] status
----power-mode

- [no] mode
----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
----[no] ipv6-address
- (ip-addr)
- [no] port
- priority
----loop-id-syntax
- [no] atm-based-dsl
- [no] efm-based-dsl
- [no] efm-based-pon
- [no] efm-based-epon
- [no] efm-based-ngpon2
----sync-if-timing
- [no] revert
- [no] wait-time
- [no] ssmout-ceiling
----region
- (region-type)
----ref-order
- (index)
- (priority)
----ptp
- [no] transport-mode
- [no] profile
----tx-protocol
- (index)
- [no] ip-addr
- [no] gateway-addr
- [no] vlan
----ptp-domain
- (index)
- [no] domain
----accept-master
- (index)
- [no] ip-addr
- [no] priority1
- [no] priority2
----slave-port-dataset
- (index)
- [no] delay-mechanism
- [no] delay-interval
- [no] compensation
- [no] sync-interval
- [no] announce-interval
- [no] multicast-mac
----default-dataset
- (index)
- [no] priority1
- [no] priority2

- [no] clock-class
- [no] clock-accuracy
- [no] domain
----[no] mstr-port-ds-prof
- (name)
- [no] delay-mechanism
- [no] step-mode
- [no] announce-interval
- [no] sync-interval
- [no] delay-interval
- [no] multicast-mac
----[no] master-port
- (port-idx)
- [no] admin-state
- [no] mstr-port-ds-prof
- [no] vlan-id
- [no] pbit
- [no] compensation
----link-port-compensation
- (port)
- [no] compensation
----[no] l2-ptp-port
- (port-idx)
- [no] admin-state
- [no] priority
- [no] vlan-id
- [no] multi-address
----[no] l4-ptp-port
- (port-idx)
- [no] admin-state
----ssm
- (index)
- [no] ssmenable
- [no] default-ql
- [no] target-ql
----synce
- (index)
- (port)
----force-reference
- (force-reference)
----ssmout-synce
- (index)
- [no] ssmout-enable
----[no] ssmout-ltport
- (index)
- [no] ssmout-enable
----tod
- format
----holdover-spec
- [no] duration
- [no] clockclass
----tod-ref-order
- (index)
- (priority)
----auto-laser-shutdown
- [no] action
----zero-touch-provision
- [no] action
----relay-id-syntax

- [no] atm-based-dsl
- [no] efm-based-dsl
----X fips
- (enable)
----lemi-login
- [no] state

11.2 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 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 Nokia and
assigned to an operator. The Customer Dependent 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 view the system MAC address of ISAM.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with security privileges, and executed by operators with security
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system [ no id | id <Sys::systemId> ] name <Transport::sysName> location <Transport::sysLocation> [

no access-oper-id | access-oper-id <Sys::accessOperatorId> ] [ no system-40gkr4 | system-40gkr4
<Sys::sys40GKR4> ] contact-person <Transport::sysContact> [ [ no ] en-snmp-auth-trap ] mgnt-vlan-id
<Vlan::VlanId> [ no mgnt-vlan-mode | mgnt-vlan-mode <Vlan::MgntVlanMode> ] [ no periph-mgnt-vlan |
periph-mgnt-vlan <Sys::PortVlanId> ] [ no periph-mgnt-ctrl | periph-mgnt-ctrl <Sys::PeriphMgntCtrl> ]
system-mac <Sys::systemMac> [ no port-num-in-proto | port-num-in-proto <Sys::PortNumberInprotocol> ] [ no
ntr-ssmout-vlan | ntr-ssmout-vlan <Ntr::SSMOutVlanId> ] [ no customer-id | customer-id <Sys::sysCustomerId> ] [
no ont-trc-dbg-vlan | ont-trc-dbg-vlan <Vlan::TrcDbgVlan> ] [ no mgnt-qos-d1p | mgnt-qos-d1p
<Sys::MgntPbitRemark> ] [ no mgnt-qos-dscp | mgnt-qos-dscp <Sys::MgntDscpRemark> ] [ no mgnt-qos-tc |
mgnt-qos-tc <Sys::MgntTcSelection> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.2-2 "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, to activate a system reset is unique access operator id
needed assigned by Nokia, to activate a
- range: [0...65535] system reset is needed
[no] system-40gkr4 Parameter type: <Sys::sys40GKR4> optional parameter with default
( disable enable or disable system
| enable ) 40GKR4
Possible values:
- disable : System 40GKR4 is disabled
- enable : System 40GKR4 is enabled
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] mgnt-vlan-mode Parameter type: <Vlan::MgntVlanMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "inband"
( inband configure management vlan
| outband mode
| inband-outband )
Possible values:
- inband : inband
- outband : outband
- inband-outband : inband and outband
[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] periph-mgnt-ctrl Parameter type: <Sys::PeriphMgntCtrl> optional parameter with default
( enable configure the peripheral
| disable ) management service
Possible values:
- enable : activate the peripheral management functionality
- disable : deactivate the peripheral management
functionality
system-mac Parameter type: <Sys::systemMac> optional parameter
Format: sys mac addr in sysMacAddr
- a mac-address (example : 01:02:03:04:05:06)
- length: 6
[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] ntr-ssmout-vlan Parameter type: <Ntr::SSMOutVlanId> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 4088
- ssm out vlan id ssm out vlan id
- range: [1...4093]
[no] customer-id Parameter type: <Sys::sysCustomerId> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "available"
- a printable string identifying the customer or user the customer-id assigned in
- length: x<=64 system level
[no] ont-trc-dbg-vlan Parameter type: <Vlan::TrcDbgVlan> optional parameter with default
( none ONT trace and debug vlan
| <Vlan::TrcDbgVlan> )
Possible values:
- none : no trace and debug vlan-id
Field type <Vlan::TrcDbgVlan>
- vlan id
- range: [1...4093]
[no] mgnt-qos-d1p Parameter type: <Sys::MgntPbitRemark> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 7L
- pbit remark configure inband managemet
- range: [-1...7] control packet pbit remark
[no] mgnt-qos-dscp Parameter type: <Sys::MgntDscpRemark> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1L
- dscp remark configure inband managemet
- range: [-1...63] control packet dscp remark
[no] mgnt-qos-tc Parameter type: <Sys::MgntTcSelection> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1L
- tc selection configure inband managemet
- range: [-1...7] control packet tc selection

11.3 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.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system management


Command
Command Description
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system management host-ip-address [ (host-ip-address) ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.4-2 "System Management IP related Configuration Command" Command Parameters
(host-ip-address) Format: optional parameter
manual : <Ip::V4Address> / <Ip::PrefixLengthHost> the host ip-address specification
Possible values:
- manual : set ip-address manually
- IPv4-address
Field type <Ip::PrefixLengthHost>
- IP address prefix length
- range: [8...30,32]


Command for default TTL
Command Description
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 transport privileges, and executed by operators with transport
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system management default-ttl [ (default-ttl) ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.5-2 "System Management IP related Configuration Command for default TTL"
Command Parameters
(default-ttl) Format: optional parameter
- time-to-live value of IP-header
- range: [1...255]

11.6 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
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system management ( no default-route ) | ( default-route (default-route) )
Command Parameters
Table 11.6-2 "System Management Default Route Configuration Command" Command Parameters
(default-route) Format: mandatory parameter
- IPv4-address IP-address of the default-route

11.7 System Management IPv6 related

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the IPv6 address to be used to manage the system.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system management ipv6 [ host-ip-address <ipv6::OriginPrefixAndLength> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.7-2 "System Management IPv6 related Configuration Command" Command Parameters
host-ip-address Parameter type: <ipv6::OriginPrefixAndLength> optional parameter
Format: the host IPv6-address
manual : <ipv6::Prefix> / <ipv6::PrefixLength> specification
Possible values:
- manual : set ipv6-address manually
- IPv6-address
Field type <ipv6::PrefixLength>
- length of IPv6 address or prefix
- range: [0...128]

11.8 System Management IPv6 related

Configuration Command for default hop limit
Command Description
This command also allows the operator to configure the default-hop-limit. The default-hop-limit is the value to be
inserted in the Hop Limit field of the IPv6 header of datagrams originated at this entity, whenever a hop limit value
is not supplied by the transport layer protocol.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system management ipv6 default-hop-limit [ (default-hop-limit) ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.8-2 "System Management IPv6 related Configuration Command for default hop limit"
Command Parameters
(default-hop-limit) Format: optional parameter
- time-to-live value of IP-header
- range: [1...255]

11.9 System Management Default IPv6 Route

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the IPv6 default route of the system. Before the default route can be
configured, the IPv6 address of the system must be set.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system management ipv6 ( no default-route ) | ( default-route (default-route) )
Command Parameters
Table 11.9-2 "System Management Default IPv6 Route Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
(default-route) Format: mandatory parameter
- IPv6-address IPv6-Prefix of the default-route

11.10 LEMI based Outband System Management IP

related Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the IP address and subnet mask to be used to manage the system
under LEMI based outband mode.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system management lemi-outbandmgnt [ no ip-address | ip-address <Ip::AddressAndIpMaskFull> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.10-2 "LEMI based Outband System Management IP related Configuration Command"
Command Parameters
[no] ip-address Parameter type: <Ip::AddressAndIpMaskFull> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "192.168.1.1/24"
<Ip::V4Address> / <Ip::PrefixLengthFull> the lemi based outband host
Field type <Ip::V4Address> ip-address specification
- IPv4-address
Field type <Ip::PrefixLengthFull>
- range: [0...32]


Command
Command Description
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system management outband [ host-ip-address <Ip::ExternalAddress> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.11-2 "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>
- range: [8...30,32]

11.12 System Management Outband Default Route

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the Default Route of the Outband Management. Before the default
route can be configured, the IP address of the system must be set.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system management outband default-route [ no ip-address | ip-address <Ip::V4Address> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.12-2 "System Management Outband Default Route Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
[no] ip-address Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0.0.0.0"
- IPv4-address IPv4-address

11.13 System Uplink Outband Management Vlan

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the Vlan to be used for uplink outband management of the system.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system outband-mgnt-vlan [ (outband-mgnt-vlan) ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.13-2 "System Uplink Outband Management Vlan Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
(outband-mgnt-vlan) Format: optional parameter
- vlan id configure uplink outband
- range: [1...4093] management vlan id

11.14 Configure system LEDs
Command Description
This command can be used to switch on/off (enable/disable) all the external LEDs of the system.
This CLI command is only supported on some equipment practices.
On equipments where this CLI command is supported, the returned status will reflect the configuration that has
been made. On other equiments, the status 'enabled' is always returned
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure system external-leds [ no status | status <Sys::ExternalLedsStatusType> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.14-2 "Configure system LEDs" Command Parameters
[no] status Parameter type: <Sys::ExternalLedsStatusType> optional parameter with default
( disable configure the status of the
| enable ) external LEDs
Possible values:
- disable : disable external LEDs
- enable : enable external LEDs

11.15 Configure system Power mode
Command Description
This command can be used to configurate power mode (single/dual) of the system.
This CLI command is only supported on some equipment practices.
On equipments where this CLI command is supported, the returned status will reflect the configuration that has
been made. On other equiments, the status 'dual' is always returned
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure system power-mode [ no mode | mode <Sys::PowerMode> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.15-2 "Configure system Power mode" Command Parameters
[no] mode Parameter type: <Sys::PowerMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "dual"
( single configure the mode of the power
| dual )
Possible values:
- single : single power mode
- dual : Dual power mode

11.16 System SNTP Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the SNTP and its related parameters.
User Level
privileges.
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 11.16-2 "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]
[no] enable Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
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...840]

11.17 System SNTP Server Table Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure SNTP Server Table and its related parameters.
User Level
privileges.
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 11.17-1 "System SNTP Server Table Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(ip-addr) Format: configure the ip-address of the
Table 11.17-2 "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
priority Parameter type: <Sys::priority> optional parameter
Format: configure the priority number of
- sntp server priority(1 - high) [1...6] for ipv6 management the sntp server
supported boards,[1...3] for others

11.18 System SNTP Server Table Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure SNTP Server Table and its related parameters.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system sntp server-table ( no ipv6-address (ip-addr) ) | ( ipv6-address (ip-addr) [ no port | port
<Sys::ServerPortNumber> ] [ priority <Sys::priority> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 11.18-1 "System SNTP Server Table Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(ip-addr) Format: configure the ipv6-address of the
Table 11.18-2 "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
priority Parameter type: <Sys::priority> optional parameter
Format: configure the priority number of
- sntp server priority(1 - high) [1...6] for ipv6 management the sntp server
supported boards,[1...3] for others

11.19 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". For efm-based-ngpon2, default value is
"Access_Node_ID eth ng2:Channelgroup/Subchannelgroup/ONU/OnuSlt/UNI". For NT-port, default value is
"Access_Node_ID nt Ntslot/PrtType/Port".
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. Subslot is only supported for EPON.
• 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. ONT is only supported for EPON.
• 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 ANCP).
• LzSVID to specify the network S-VLAN identifier in S+C VLAN forwarding model with leading zeros (should
not be used on GPON/EPON, neither for ANCP).
• Oft to specify the ONU format. It is a string.
• OnuSN to specify the ONU with the serial number.
• NzOnuSN to specify the ONU with the serial number without leading zeros.
• OnuLD to specify the ONU with logial authentication ID.
• OntMAC to specify the ONU with the MAC address. OntMAC is only supported for EPON.
• Channelgroup to specify the multi-wavelength optical feeder fiber.
• Subchannelgroup to specify the administrative domain within a channelgroup.
• S-MAC to specify the system MAC address.
• Ntslot to specify the nt slot.

• PrtType to specify the nt port type.
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
privileges.
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> ] [ no efm-based-pon | efm-based-pon <PrintableString-0-80> ] [ no
efm-based-epon | efm-based-epon <PrintableString-0-80> ] [ no efm-based-ngpon2 | efm-based-ngpon2
<PrintableString-0-80> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.19-2 "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
[no] efm-based-pon Parameter type: <PrintableString-0-80> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "Access_Node_ID eth
- a printable string Rack/Frame/Slot/Port/ONU/OnuSlt/UNI
- length: x<=80 defines the syntax of loop Id for
efm based pon lines
[no] efm-based-epon Parameter type: <PrintableString-0-80> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "Bras
- a printable string Access_Node_ID/Rack/Frame/Slot/Subsl
- length: x<=80 Oft"
defines the syntax of loop Id for
efm based epon lines, suggest
OntMAC for dpoe
[no] efm-based-ngpon2 Parameter type: <PrintableString-0-80> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "Access_Node_ID eth ng2
- a printable string :
- length: x<=80 Channelgroup/Subchannelgroup/ONU/O
defines the syntax of loop Id for
efm based ngpon2 lines


11.20 System Synchronous Interface Timing Clock

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure all the Clock Synchronization (NTR) characteristics of the ISAM
node.
The underlying commands and parameters are applicable for the NT's supporting Enhanced Clock Management.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system sync-if-timing [ [ no ] revert ] [ no wait-time | wait-time <Sys::SysClkWaitTime> ] [ no

ssmout-ceiling | ssmout-ceiling <Ntr::DefSysClkSrcQL> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.20-2 "System Synchronous Interface Timing Clock Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
[no] revert Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
configure system clock to
revertive or non-revertive. As a
limitation non-revertive mode is
not supported in duplex NTs.
[no] wait-time Parameter type: <Sys::SysClkWaitTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10
- time to wait a clock source become eligible configure time to wait a clock
- unit: seconds source become eligible
- range: [0...720]
[no] ssmout-ceiling Parameter type: <Ntr::DefSysClkSrcQL> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "clk-ql-sys-def"
( clk-ql-stu system threshold of BITS or
| clk-ql-prs Synce output QL,ETSI is
| clk-ql-prc clk-ql-prc and ANSI is clk-ql-stu
| clk-ql-inv3
| clk-ql-ssu-a-tnc
| clk-ql-ssu-a
| clk-ql-tnc
| clk-ql-inv5


| clk-ql-inv6
| clk-ql-st2
| clk-ql-ssu-b
| clk-ql-inv9
| clk-ql-st3
| clk-ql-sec
| clk-ql-smc
| clk-ql-st3e
| clk-ql-prov
| clk-ql-dnu-dus
| clk-ql-dnu
| clk-ql-dus
| clk-ql-sys-def )
Possible values:
- clk-ql-stu : Synchronized-Traceability Unknown
- clk-ql-prs : Primary Reference Source
- clk-ql-prc : Primary Reference Clock
- clk-ql-inv3 : Quality Level unallocated
- clk-ql-ssu-a-tnc : Traced to Sync Supply Unit-A/Transmit
Node Clock
- clk-ql-ssu-a : Traced to Sync Supply Unit-A(ETSI)
- clk-ql-tnc : Traced to Transmit Node Clock(ANSI)
- clk-ql-st2 : Traceable to Stratum 2
- clk-ql-ssu-b : Traced to Sync Supply Unit-B
- clk-ql-sec : Traceable to SDH Equipment Clock
- clk-ql-smc : Traceable to SONET Clock SelfTimed
- clk-ql-st3e : Traceable to Stratum 3E
- clk-ql-prov : Operator Provisioned
- clk-ql-dnu-dus : Signal should not be used for sync
- clk-ql-dnu : Signal should not be used for sync(ETSI)
- clk-ql-dus : Signal should not be used for sync(ANSI)
- clk-ql-sys-def : System default value based on region type

11.21 System Clock Region Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the region. The operator can configure the values: ansi or etsi
(default).
• ansi
• etsi
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system sync-if-timing region [ (region-type) ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.21-2 "System Clock Region Command" Command Parameters
(region-type) Format: optional parameter
( etsi select the region: etsi/ansi
| ansi )
Possible values:
- etsi : region is etsi
- ansi : region is ansi

11.22 System Clock Source Priority Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the clock source priority.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system sync-if-timing ref-order (index) [ (priority) ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.22-1 "System Clock Source Priority Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: clock priority index
( prio1
| prio2 )
Possible values:
- prio1 : configure primary clock source
- prio2 : configure secondary clock source
Table 11.22-2 "System Clock Source Priority Configuration Command" Command Parameters
(priority) Format: optional parameter
( synce-1 frequency clock priority selection
| synce-2
| ieee1588
| none )
Possible values:
- synce-1 : select SyncE reference 1 for this priority
- synce-2 : select SyncE reference 2 for this priority
- ieee1588 : select IEEE 1588 clock for this priority
- none : remove clock source for this priority

11.23 NTR PTP Configuration Command
Command Description
This node is meant to configure all parameters related to clock synchronization based on the IEEE1588 PTP
protocol
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system sync-if-timing ptp [ no transport-mode | transport-mode <Sys::SysClkPtpTransportMode> ] [ no

profile | profile <Ntr::PtpProfileMode> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.23-2 "NTR PTP Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] transport-mode Parameter type: <Sys::SysClkPtpTransportMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "mcast-over-enet"
( ucast-over-udp protocol used to transport the
| ucast-mcast-over-udp PTP frames
| mcast-over-enet )
Possible values:
- ucast-over-udp : PTP frames are embedded in UDP packets
- ucast-mcast-over-udp : PTP frames are embedded in UDP
packets
- mcast-over-enet : PTP frames are embedded in Ethernet
packets
[no] profile Parameter type: <Ntr::PtpProfileMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "g8275-1-profile"
( g8265-1-profile configure the system ptp profile
| g8275-1-profile and update the related ptp
| ccsa-profile ) configurations to the standard
Possible values: specified default value
- g8265-1-profile : select the itu-t G8265.1 standard profile
- g8275-1-profile : select the itu-t G8275.1 standard profile
- ccsa-profile : select the CCSA standard profile

11.24 NTR Clock Transmission Protocol

Command Description
This command is used to configure the transmission protocol for the IEEE1588 clock sources
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system sync-if-timing ptp tx-protocol (index) [ no ip-addr | ip-addr <Ip::V4Address> ] [ no
gateway-addr | gateway-addr <Ip::AddressAndIpMaskFull> ] [ no vlan | vlan <Sys::PortVlanId> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.24-1 "NTR Clock Transmission Protocol Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: ieee1588 clock index
ieee1588
Possible values:
- ieee1588 : ieee1588 port on nt of CFNT-B/CFNT-C
Table 11.24-2 "NTR Clock Transmission Protocol Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
[no] ip-addr Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> optional parameter with default
- IPv4-address ip-address of the ToPSync PHY
Port
[no] gateway-addr Parameter type: <Ip::AddressAndIpMaskFull> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0.0.0.0/0"
<Ip::V4Address> / <Ip::PrefixLengthFull> default gateway towards the
Field type <Ip::V4Address> GrandMaster clock if outside the
- IPv4-address slave subnet
- range: [0...32]
[no] vlan Parameter type: <Sys::PortVlanId> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- vlan id PTP port vlan
- range: [0...4093]


11.25 System Synchronous InterfaceTiming Clock

Switching Mode configuration Command
Command Description
This command is used to configure the PTP domain Value (decimal) definition
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system sync-if-timing ptp ptp-domain (index) [ no domain | domain <Ntr::PtpDomain> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.25-1 "System Synchronous InterfaceTiming Clock Switching Mode configuration
Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: ieee1588 clock index
ieee1588
Possible values:
Table 11.25-2 "System Synchronous InterfaceTiming Clock Switching Mode configuration
Command" Command Parameters
[no] domain Parameter type: <Ntr::PtpDomain> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- ptp domain ptp domain
- range: [0...255]

11.26 NTR Acceptable Clock Master Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command is used to configure the list of clock masters that are deemed to be acceptable
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system sync-if-timing ptp accept-master (index) [ no ip-addr | ip-addr <Ip::V4Address> ] [ no priority1
| priority1 <Ntr::Priority> ] [ no priority2 | priority2 <Ntr::Priority> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.26-1 "NTR Acceptable Clock Master Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: index of the acceptable clock
- index of the acceptable clock master,Index mapping to master
1588 port
- range: [1...3]
Table 11.26-2 "NTR Acceptable Clock Master Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] ip-addr Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> optional parameter with default
- IPv4-address ip-address of the acceptable
master
[no] priority1 Parameter type: <Ntr::Priority> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 128
- priority of the acceptable master priority one of the acceptable
- range: [0...255] master
Format: value: 128
- priority of the acceptable master configure finer grained ordering
- range: [0...255] among other equivalent ieee 1588
clock sources

11.27 PTP Slave Port DataSet Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command is used to configure the DataSet parameters of the PTP port for clock synchronization
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system sync-if-timing ptp slave-port-dataset (index) [ no delay-mechanism | delay-mechanism

<Sys::SysClkPtpDataSetDelayMech> ] [ no delay-interval | delay-interval <Sys::SysClkPtpDataSetDelayInt> ] [ no
compensation | compensation <Sys::SysClkPtpDataSetCompensation> ] [ no sync-interval | sync-interval
<Sys::SysClkPtpDataSetSyncIntervalInt> ] [ no announce-interval | announce-interval
<Sys::SysClkPtpDataSetAnnounceInt> ] [ no multicast-mac | multicast-mac <Sys::MultiAddr> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.27-1 "PTP Slave Port DataSet Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: determine which IEEE1588 slave
ieee1588 PTP device will be configured
Possible values:
Table 11.27-2 "PTP Slave Port DataSet Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] delay-mechanism Parameter type: <Sys::SysClkPtpDataSetDelayMech> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "e2e"
e2e specify which kind of delay
Possible values: mechanism must be used for PTP
- e2e : delay computation mechanism used is E2E communication
[no] delay-interval Parameter type: <Sys::SysClkPtpDataSetDelayInt> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- interval between -7 to 4 end-to-end delay
- range: [-7...4]
[no] compensation Parameter type: <Sys::SysClkPtpDataSetCompensation> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- compensation centered on 0 define the PTP packet transport
- unit: nanosecond delay compensation
- range: [-100000...100000]


[no] sync-interval Parameter type: <Sys::SysClkPtpDataSetSyncIntervalInt> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -4
- interval between -8 to 4 end-to-end sync interval
- range: [-8...4]
[no] announce-interval Parameter type: <Sys::SysClkPtpDataSetAnnounceInt> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -3
- interval centered on 0 announce interval
- range: [-4...4]
[no] multicast-mac Parameter type: <Sys::MultiAddr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "01 : 1B : 19 : 00 : 00 :
- a mac-address (example : 01:1B:19:00:00:00) 00"
- length: 6 a multicast mac-address for a
PTP port (range:
01:1B:19:00:00:00,
01:80:C2:00:00:0E)

11.28 PTP Default Dataset Configuration Command
Command Description
This command is used to configure the default DataSet parameters of the ToD clock sources
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system sync-if-timing ptp default-dataset (index) [ no priority1 | priority1 <Ntr::Priority> ] [ no
priority2 | priority2 <Ntr::Priority> ] [ no clock-class | clock-class <Sys::SysClkPtpClockQuality> ] [ no
clock-accuracy | clock-accuracy <Sys::SysClkPtpClockQuality> ] [ no domain | domain <Ntr::PtpDomain> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.28-1 "PTP Default Dataset Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: determine which default DataSet
local must be configured among the
Possible values: ToD sources
- local : local ToD source
Table 11.28-2 "PTP Default Dataset Configuration Command" Command Parameters
Format: value: 128
- priority of the acceptable master configure the priority1 for the
- range: [0...255] default DataSet
Format: value: 128
- priority of the acceptable master configure the priority2 for the
- range: [0...255] default DataSet
[no] clock-class Parameter type: <Sys::SysClkPtpClockQuality> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 248
- clock quality of the PTP source configure the clock class value
- range: [0...255] for the default DataSet
[no] clock-accuracy Parameter type: <Sys::SysClkPtpClockQuality> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 255
- clock quality of the PTP source configure the clock accuracy
- range: [0...255] value for the default DataSet
[no] domain Parameter type: <Ntr::PtpDomain> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- ptp domain configure the PTP domain value


- range: [0...255] for the default DataSet

11.29 PTP Master Port DataSet Profile

Command Description
This command is used to create and configure the profiles of the PTP Master Port DataSet for clock
synchronization
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system sync-if-timing ptp ( no mstr-port-ds-prof (name) ) | ( mstr-port-ds-prof (name) [ no

delay-mechanism | delay-mechanism <Sys::SysClkPtpDataSetDelayMech> ] [ no step-mode | step-mode
<Sys::SysClkPtpStepMode> ] [ no announce-interval | announce-interval <Sys::SysClkPtpDataSetAnnounceInt> ] [
no sync-interval | sync-interval <Sys::SysClkPtpDataSetSyncIntervalInt> ] [ no delay-interval | delay-interval
<Sys::SysClkPtpDataSetDelayInt> ] [ no multicast-mac | multicast-mac <Sys::MultiAddr> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 11.29-1 "PTP Master Port DataSet Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: name for the profile of the PTP
- a profile name Master Port DataSet
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 11.29-2 "PTP Master Port DataSet Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] delay-mechanism Parameter type: <Sys::SysClkPtpDataSetDelayMech> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "e2e"
e2e specify which kind of delay
Possible values: mechanism must be used for PTP
- e2e : delay computation mechanism used is E2E communication
[no] step-mode Parameter type: <Sys::SysClkPtpStepMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "one-step"
( one-step specify the working mode of PTP
| two-step ) stack by defining the mechanism
Possible values: to send the timestamp
- one-step :
- two-step :
[no] announce-interval Parameter type: <Sys::SysClkPtpDataSetAnnounceInt> optional parameter with default


Format: value: -3
- interval centered on 0 specify the time between
- range: [-4...4] successive PTP announce
messages in log2
[no] sync-interval Parameter type: <Sys::SysClkPtpDataSetSyncIntervalInt> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -4
- interval between -8 to 4 specify the time between
- range: [-8...4] successive PTP sync messages in
log2
[no] delay-interval Parameter type: <Sys::SysClkPtpDataSetDelayInt> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- interval between -7 to 4 end-to-end delay
- range: [-7...4]
[no] multicast-mac Parameter type: <Sys::MultiAddr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "01 : 1B : 19 : 00 : 00 :
PTP port (range:
01:1B:19:00:00:00,
01:80:C2:00:00:0E)
Command Output
Table 11.29-3 "PTP Master Port DataSet Profile Configuration Command" Display parameters
ref-count Parameter type: <AsamProfileRefCount> show if the profile is attached to a
- number of entities using this particular profile PTP master port or not
- range: [0...65535] This element is always shown.

11.30 PTP master port Configuration Commands
Command Description
This command is used to configure the PTP master port parameters of an interface for ToD
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system sync-if-timing ptp ( no master-port (port-idx) ) | ( master-port (port-idx) [ no admin-state |
admin-state <Ptp::AdminStatus> ] [ no mstr-port-ds-prof | mstr-port-ds-prof <Ptp::MasterPortProfile> ] [ no vlan-id
| vlan-id <Vlan::PtpVlan> ] [ no pbit | pbit <Ptp::MasterPortPbit> ] [ no compensation | compensation
<Sys::SysMasterClkPortCompensation> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 11.30-1 "PTP master port Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
(port-idx) Format: the dataport to configure as PTP
( uni : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / master port
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
<Eqpt::SubChannelGroupId> / <Eqpt::Ng2OntId> / vuni )
Possible values:
- uni : uni
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Possible values:
Table 11.30-2 "PTP master port Configuration Commands" Command Parameters
[no] admin-state Parameter type: <Ptp::AdminStatus> optional parameter with default
( down determine if the PTP traffic
| up ) towards the end-user should be
Possible values: enabled or not
- down : disable the PTP traffic on the ONT dataport
- up : enable the PTP traffic on the ONT dataport
[no] mstr-port-ds-prof Parameter type: <Ptp::MasterPortProfile> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "name : default"
name : <PrintableString-0-32> master port PTP dataset profile to
Possible values: be attached to PTP master port
- length: x<=32
[no] vlan-id Parameter type: <Vlan::PtpVlan> optional parameter with default
( untagged specify the vlan for tagging the
| <Vlan::PtpVlan> ) PTP packets at the end-user side.
Possible values: Only for ONT(uni) and not
- untagged : PTP packets are untagged applicable for LT(vlan-port)
Field type <Vlan::PtpVlan>
- vlan id
- range: [0...4095]
[no] pbit Parameter type: <Ptp::MasterPortPbit> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- pbit specify the priority of the PTP
- range: [0...7] packets at the end-user side
[no] compensation Parameter type: <Sys::SysMasterClkPortCompensation> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- compensation centered on 0 define the PTP packet transport
- unit: nanosecond delay compensation for PTP
- range: [-50000...50000] master port

11.31 System Clock Synchronous Source port

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the compensation of the specified PTP link port.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system sync-if-timing ptp link-port-compensation (port) [ no compensation | compensation

<Sys::SysClkPtpLinkPortCompensation> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.31-1 "System Clock Synchronous Source port Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
(port) Format: port number supporting PTP
nt : xfp : <ClkSys::FaceplateNumber> source
Possible values:
- nt : nt slot
Possible values:
- nosfp : no SFP/XFP port
- sfp : SFP port
- xfp : XFP port
- cfp : CFP port
- qsfp : QSFP port
Field type <ClkSys::FaceplateNumber>
- host SFP faceplate number
Table 11.31-2 "System Clock Synchronous Source port Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
[no] compensation Parameter type: <Sys::SysClkPtpLinkPortCompensation> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- compensation centered on 0 ptp link port compensation
- unit: nanosecond
- range: [-100000...100000]

11.32 PTP L2 port Configuration Commands
Command Description
This command is used to configure the PTP L2 port parameters of an interface for clock
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system sync-if-timing ptp ( no l2-ptp-port (port-idx) ) | ( l2-ptp-port (port-idx) [ no admin-state |
admin-state <Sys::PtpAdminState> ] [ no priority | priority <Ntr::Priority> ] [ no vlan-id | vlan-id
<Vlan::PtpVlanId> ] [ no multi-address | multi-address <Sys::MultiAddr> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 11.32-1 "PTP L2 port Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
nt : xfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex> master port
Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
Possible values:
- xfp : xfp port
Table 11.32-2 "PTP L2 port Configuration Commands" Command Parameters
[no] admin-state Parameter type: <Sys::PtpAdminState> optional parameter with default
( enable determine if the ptp port should
| disable ) be enabled or not
Possible values:
- enable : enable the path connectivity check protection at
group level
- disable : disable the path connectivity check protection at
group level
[no] priority Parameter type: <Ntr::Priority> optional parameter with default
- priority of the acceptable master specifies local priority of the PTP
- range: [0...255] port
[no] vlan-id Parameter type: <Vlan::PtpVlanId> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "untagged"


( untagged specify the vlan for tagging the
| <Vlan::PtpVlanId> ) PTP packets at ptp port
Possible values:
- untagged : PTP packets are untagged
Field type <Vlan::PtpVlanId>
- vlan id
- range: [1...4095]
[no] multi-address Parameter type: <Sys::MultiAddr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "01 : 1B : 19 : 00 : 00 :
PTP port (range:
01:1B:19:00:00:00,01:80:C2:00:00:0E)

11.33 PTP L4 port Configuration Commands
Command Description
This command is used to configure the PTP L4 port parameters of an interface for clock
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system sync-if-timing ptp ( no l4-ptp-port (port-idx) ) | ( l4-ptp-port (port-idx) [ no admin-state |
admin-state <Sys::PtpAdminState> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 11.33-1 "PTP L4 port Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
( vlan-port-nt : xfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex> : stacked : master port
| vlan-port-nt : xfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex> :
<Eqpt::UnstackedVlan> )
Possible values:
- vlan-port-nt : a vlan port on an nt interface
Possible values:
- xfp : xfp port
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
Table 11.33-2 "PTP L4 port Configuration Commands" Command Parameters
[no] admin-state Parameter type: <Sys::PtpAdminState> optional parameter with default
( enable determine if the ptp port should
| disable ) be enabled or not
Possible values:


- enable : enable the path connectivity check protection at
group level
- disable : disable the path connectivity check protection at
group level

11.34 System Clock Synchronous Status Message

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the support of synchronous status message (SSM) for the
configured clock source.
Note: When the default-ql is unconfigured, the system resets the default QL value as clk-ql-stu or clk-ql-prc based
on the bits mode.All QL Values are applicable to both ETSI/ANSI unless the difference specified in CLI help.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system sync-if-timing ssm (index) [ [ no ] ssmenable ] [ no default-ql | default-ql

<Ntr::SysClkSrcQLDef> ] [ no target-ql | target-ql <Ntr::SysClkSrcQL> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.34-1 "System Clock Synchronous Status Message Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
(index) Format: clock synchronous status
( synce-1 message index
| synce-2
| ieee1588 )
Possible values:
- synce-1 : configure SSM for SyncE reference 1
- synce-2 : configure SSM for SyncE reference 2
- ieee1588 : configure SSM for ieee1588
Table 11.34-2 "System Clock Synchronous Status Message Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
[no] ssmenable Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable ssm
[no] default-ql Parameter type: <Ntr::SysClkSrcQLDef> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "clk-ql-default"
( clk-ql-stu default QL of clock source,for
| clk-ql-prs ETSI is clk-ql-prc and for ANSI
| clk-ql-prc is clk-ql-stu


| clk-ql-inv3
| clk-ql-ssu-a-tnc
| clk-ql-ssu-a
| clk-ql-tnc
| clk-ql-inv5
| clk-ql-inv6
| clk-ql-st2
| clk-ql-ssu-b
| clk-ql-inv9
| clk-ql-st3
| clk-ql-sec
| clk-ql-smc
| clk-ql-st3e
| clk-ql-prov
| clk-ql-dnu-dus
| clk-ql-dnu
| clk-ql-dus
| clk-ql-default )
Possible values:
Node Clock
- clk-ql-default : Special identifier for SSM QL default
[no] target-ql Parameter type: <Ntr::SysClkSrcQL> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "clk-ql-dnu-dus"
( clk-ql-stu target QL of the clock source
| clk-ql-prs
| clk-ql-prc
| clk-ql-inv3
| clk-ql-ssu-a-tnc
| clk-ql-ssu-a
| clk-ql-tnc
| clk-ql-inv5
| clk-ql-inv6
| clk-ql-st2
| clk-ql-ssu-b
| clk-ql-inv9
| clk-ql-st3
| clk-ql-sec


| clk-ql-smc
| clk-ql-st3e
| clk-ql-prov
| clk-ql-dnu-dus
| clk-ql-dnu
| clk-ql-dus )
Possible values:
Node Clock

11.35 System Clock Synchronous Source port

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the binding of the syncE reference to the physical port which
provides the clock source for synchronous Ethernet.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system sync-if-timing synce (index) [ (port) ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.35-1 "System Clock Synchronous Source port Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
(index) Format: reference number of the port
( synce-1
| synce-2 )
Possible values:
- synce-1 : configure port for SyncE reference 1
- synce-2 : configure port for SyncE reference 2
Table 11.35-2 "System Clock Synchronous Source port Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
(port) Format: optional parameter
( none port number supporting synce
| nt : xfp : <ClkSys::FaceplateNumber> ) clock source
Possible values:
- none : no port
Possible values:
- nosfp : no SFP/XFP/CFP/QSFP port
- sfp : SFP port
- xfp : XFP port
- cfp : CFP port
- qsfp : QSFP port
Field type <ClkSys::FaceplateNumber>



11.36 System Clock Force Reference Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to manually select the clock source. Note that the operator must release the
manual clock selection ([none]) to restore the automatic (external) clock source selection.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system sync-if-timing force-reference [ (force-reference) ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.36-2 "System Clock Force Reference Configuration Command" Command Parameters
(force-reference) Format: optional parameter
( local manually force system clock
| none ) source
Possible values:
- local : select hold over clock
- none : select autonomous clock selection

11.37 SSMOut Configuration Command for synce

ports
Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable or disable SSMout for synce ports. This command is applicable to
NT's supporting enhanced clock management
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system sync-if-timing ssmout-synce (index) [ [ no ] ssmout-enable ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.37-1 "SSMOut Configuration Command for synce ports" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: xdsl port supporting synce clock
nt : xfp : <ClkSys::SynceOutFaceplateNumber> source
Possible values:
Possible values:
- nosfp : no SFP/XFP/CFP/QSFP port
- sfp : SFP port
- xfp : XFP port
- cfp : CFP4 port
- qsfp : QSFP port
Field type <ClkSys::SynceOutFaceplateNumber>
Table 11.37-2 "SSMOut Configuration Command for synce ports" Command Parameters
[no] ssmout-enable Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable ssm-out for synce port

11.38 SSMOut Configuration Command for XDSL

ports
Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable or disable SSMout for xDSL ports. This command is applicable to
NT's supporting enhanced clock management
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system sync-if-timing ( no ssmout-ltport (index) ) | ( ssmout-ltport (index) [ [ no ] ssmout-enable ] )
Command Parameters
Table 11.38-1 "SSMOut Configuration Command for XDSL ports" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: xdsl port supporting synce clock
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / source
<Eqpt::PortId> : <Eqpt::VpiId> : <Eqpt::VciId>
| <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> /
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / voip
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / vuni
| ng2 : <Eqpt::ChannelGroupId> /
Possible values:
- the rack number


- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
Table 11.38-2 "SSMOut Configuration Command for XDSL ports" Command Parameters
[no] ssmout-enable Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable ssm-out for dsl port

11.39 Clock ToD Parameters Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command is used to configure the ToD parameters for Clock synchronization
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system sync-if-timing tod [ format <Sys::SysClkToDFormat> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.39-2 "Clock ToD Parameters Configuration Command" Command Parameters
format Parameter type: <Sys::SysClkToDFormat> optional parameter
Format: define the format of the ToD
( gps-cmcc information
| nmea0183-gpzda
| nmea0183-gprmc
| test )
Possible values:
- gps-cmcc : 1PPS format is gps-cmcc
- nmea0183-gpzda : 1PPS format is nmea0183-gpzda
- nmea0183-gprmc : 1PPS format is nmea0183-gprmc
- test : 1PPS format is the test format

11.40 ToD Holdover Specification Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command is used to configure the ToD Holdover Specification parameters
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system sync-if-timing tod holdover-spec [ no duration | duration

<Sys::SysClkTodHoldoverSpecDuration> ] [ no clockclass | clockclass
<Sys::SysClkTodHoldoverSpecClockClass> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.40-2 "ToD Holdover Specification Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] duration Parameter type: <Sys::SysClkTodHoldoverSpecDuration> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- duration 0 to 2880,unit:minute specify the duration of Tod
- range: [0...2880] Holdover Specification
[no] clockclass Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<Sys::SysClkTodHoldoverSpecClockClass> value: 135
Format: specify the clock class of Tod
- clock class 0 to 255 Holdover Specification
- range: [0...255]

11.41 System Clock ToD Sources Priority

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the priority of the ToD sources.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system sync-if-timing tod-ref-order (index) [ (priority) ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.41-1 "System Clock ToD Sources Priority Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: ToD clock priority index
( prio1
| prio2 )
Possible values:
- prio1 : configure primary tod source
- prio2 : configure secondary tod source;\nreserved, cannot
be configured
Table 11.41-2 "System Clock ToD Sources Priority Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
(priority) Format: optional parameter
( ieee1588 ToD clock priority selection
| none )
Possible values:
- ieee1588 : select IEEE 1588 clock for this ToD priority
- none : remove clock source for this ToD priority

11.42 ALS State Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable or disable the system wide ALS state.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system auto-laser-shutdown [ no action | action <Sys::AlsState> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.42-2 "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

11.43 ZTP (Zero Touch Provision) State

Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable or disable the system wide ZTP state. In unsupported ISAM it returns
the default value "disable" when read. If ZTP state is set to enable then Zero Touch Provision will be started from
next ISAM / NT reset. Not supported for HOT RESET
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system zero-touch-provision [ no action | action <Sys::Boolean> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.43-2 "ZTP (Zero Touch Provision) State Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] action Parameter type: <Sys::Boolean> optional parameter with default
( enable system wide ZTP handling state.
| disable ) If set to enable the Zero Touch
Possible values: Provision will start from next
- enable : enable ZTP state reset of ISAM / NT
- disable : disable ZTP state

11.44 System Relay ID Syntax Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the system relay ID syntax. For atm-based-dsl, default value is
"S-MAC Rack/Frame/Slot/Port:VPI.VCI". For efm-based-dsl, default value is "S-MAC Rack/Frame/Slot/Port". For
nt-port, default value is "S-MAC Ntslot/PrtType/Port".
The system relay ID syntax is a concatenation of keywords, separators and free text strings.
The operator can use the following predefined keywords to construct the system relay ID :
• S-MAC to specify the system MAC address.
• Rack to specify the rack number.
• Frame to specify the shelf number.
• Slot to specify the slot number.
• Port to specify the port number.
• VPI to specify the vpi.
• VCI to specify the vci.
• Ntslot to specify the nt slot.
• PrtType to specify the nt port type.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system relay-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 11.44-2 "System Relay ID Syntax Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] atm-based-dsl Parameter type: <PrintableString-0-80> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "S-MAC
- a printable string Rack/Frame/Slot/Port : VPI.VCI"
- length: x<=80 define the syntax of relay Id for
atm based dsl lines
[no] efm-based-dsl Parameter type: <PrintableString-0-80> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "S-MAC
- a printable string Rack/Frame/Slot/Port"
- length: x<=80 defines the syntax of relay Id for


efm based dsl lines

11.45 FIPS Configuration Command
Command Description
Obsolete command.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system fips [ (enable) ]

Obsolete command.
Command Parameters
Table 11.45-2 "FIPS Configuration Command" Command Parameters
(enable) Format: optional parameter
( disable Enable FIPS in the system
| enable )
Possible values:
- disable : Disable FIPS
- enable : Enable FIPS

11.46 Lemi Login Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable/disable Lemi login.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system lemi-login [ no state | state <Sys::LemiLoginState> ]
Command Parameters
Table 11.46-2 "Lemi Login Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] state Parameter type: <Sys::LemiLoginState> optional parameter with default
( enable system wide LEMI state
| disable )
Possible values:
- enable : enable Login
- disable : disable Login

12- Security Configuration Commands
12.1 Security Configuration Command Tree 12-373

12.2 Security Banner Configuration Commmand 12-379
12.3 Operator Configuration Command 12-381
12.4 Profile Configuration Command 12-384
12.5 Default Profile Configuration Command 12-391
12.6 SNMP View Configuration Command 12-398
12.7 Security SNMP Community Configuration Command 12-400
12.8 Security SNMPv3 Group Configuration Command 12-402
12.9 Security SNMPv3 User Configuration Command 12-405
12.10 Security SNMPv3 User-Group Configuration 12-408
Command
12.11 SNMP Notify View Configuration Command 12-410
12.12 Security SNMP Notification Profile Configuration 12-412
Command
12.13 Security SNMP Notification Profile Filter 12-414
12.14 Security SNMP Element Manager Configuration 12-416
Command
12.15 Security TACACS+ Client Configuration Command 12-418
12.16 Security TACACS+ Authentication Server 12-419
12.17 Security TACACS+ Authorization Server 12-421
12.18 Security TACACS+ Accounting Server Configuration 12-423
Command
12.19 Security TACACS+ Policy Configuration Command 12-425
12.20 Security Tacacs+ Server Configuration Command 12-426
12.21 Security RADIUS Client Configuration Command 12-428
12.22 Security RADIUS Authentication Server 12-429
12.23 Security RADIUS Accounting Server Configuration 12-431
Command
12.24 Security RADIUS Dynamic Authorization Client 12-433
12.25 Security RADIUS Policy Configuration Command 12-435
12.26 Security RADIUS Server Configuration Command 12-437
12.27 Security Domain Configuration Command 12-439
12.28 Security Connection Profile Configuration Command 12-441
12.29 Security Connection Policy Configuration Command 12-442
12.30 Security 802.1x PAE System Configuration 12-443
Command
12.31 Security 802.1x Port Authentication Configuration 12-444
Command
12.32 Security 802.1x Extension, Port Authentication 12-447
12.33 Security 802.1x Port Configuration Command 12-450
12.34 Security Password Policy Configuration Commmand 12-452
12.35 File Transfer Configure Command 12-454
12.36 file Transfer server Configure Commands 12-455
12.37 file Transfer server Configure Commands 12-457

12.38 PM File Upload Configure Command 12-459
12.39 5-min CDR File Upload Configure Command 12-462
12.40 MAC Filter Configuration Command 12-464
12.41 NT slot Security Configuration Commmand 12-466

12 Security Configuration Commands
12.1 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] oper-policy-prio
- [no] login-banner
- [no] welcome-banner
- [no] login-setting
- [no] cli-session
- [no] unauth-fwd
- [no] src-mac-check
----[no] operator
- (name)
- profile
- password
- [no] bgn-time
- [no] end-time
- [no] prompt
- [no] description
- [no] more
- [no] confirm-prompt
----[no] profile
- (name)
- [no] prompt
- [no] password-timeout
- [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
- [no] ai
- [no] livoice
- [no] lldpmed
----default-profile
- [no] prompt
X 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
- [no] ai
- [no] livoice
- [no] lldpmed
----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
- [no] shub
- [no] ihub
- [no] epon
- [no] xvps1
- [no] xvps2
- [no] xvps3
- [no] xvps4
- [no] xvps5
- [no] xvps6
- [no] xvps7
- [no] xvps8
- [no] vvpsa
----tacacs
- [no] auth-super-user
- [no] operator-policy
----[no] authen-server
- (name)
- router-instance
- ip-address
- [no] port
- secret
- [no] timeout-limit
- [no] admin-down
- [no] dead-interval
----[no] author-server
- (name)

- router-instance
- ip-address
- [no] port
- secret
- [no] admin-down
----[no] acc-server
- (name)
- router-instance
- ip-address
- [no] port
- secret
- [no] admin-down
----[no] policy
- (name)
----[no] servers
- (index)
- [no] authen-server
- [no] author-server
- [no] acc-server
- priority
----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] admin-down
----[no] acc-server
- (name)
- vrf-index
- ip-address
- [no] port
- secret
- [no] retry-limit
- [no] admin-down
----[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] vlan-id
- [no] primary-dns
- [no] second-dns
- [no] primary-nbns
- [no] second-nbns
- [no] sess-timeout
- [no] qos-policy
- 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] authentication
- [no] init-authreq-off
- [no] handshake
- [no] handshake-period
- [no] mac-auth
- [no] mab-auth
- [no] dyn-vlan-assign
----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
- [no] password
- [no] auth-type
- [no] key-type
----[no] serverv6
- (serveridv6)
- user-name
- [no] password
- [no] auth-type
- [no] key-type
----pmfile
----[no] upload
- (upload-index)
- pri-server-addr
- upload-path
- interval-type
- [no] auto-upload
- [no] retry-num
- [no] max-delay
- [no] cdr-max-delay
- [no] cdr-max-timeout
----X cdr-pm-file
----X [no] upload
- (upload-index)
- pri-server-addr
- upload-path
- retry-num
- max-delay
- timeout
----peripheral-mgnt
----mac-filter
- (index-num)
- [no] filter
----slot
- (index)
- [no] debug-usb

12.2 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,
Nokia 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 oper-policy-prio | oper-policy-prio <Aaa::AaaPolicyPriority> ] [ no login-banner |

login-banner <Sec::Banner> ] [ no welcome-banner | welcome-banner <Sec::Banner> ] [ no login-setting |
login-setting <Sec::LoginSetting> ] [ no cli-session | cli-session <Sec::CliSessionLimit> ] [ [ no ] unauth-fwd ] [ [
no ] src-mac-check ]
Command Parameters
Table 12.2-2 "Security Banner Configuration Commmand" Command Parameters
[no] oper-policy-prio Parameter type: <Aaa::AaaPolicyPriority> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "rrn"
( rrn aaa policy priority for operator
| rrt
| ttt
| rrr
| ttr )
Possible values:
- rrn : authentication and authorization using Radius without
remote accounting
- rrt : authentication and authorization using Radius while
accounting using TACACS+
- ttt : authentication, authorization and accounting using
TACACS+
- rrr : authentication, authorization and accounting using
RADIUS
- ttr : authentication and authorization using TACACS+ and
accounting using RADIUS
[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,G,H), operator enters its name


CFNT-(A,B,C), 480 for other 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,G,H), operator logged in
CFNT-(A,B,C), 480 for other 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] login-setting Parameter type: <Sec::LoginSetting> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0 : 0"
<Sec::LoginAttempt> : <Sec::LockoutDuration> Configure both login attempt and
Field type <Sec::LoginAttempt> lockout duration.
- the number of failed login attempts
- range: [0...10]
Field type <Sec::LockoutDuration>
- configure duration for lockout, the unit is minute
- range: [0...1440]
[no] cli-session Parameter type: <Sec::CliSessionLimit> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "10"
- the max number that user can login by telnet or ssh the limited session that the
- range: [1...10] operator logged in by telnet or
ssh
[no] unauth-fwd Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable 802.1x un-authentication
forward
[no] src-mac-check Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable source mac check

12.3 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 %
confirm-prompt feature for the operator will be disabled by default. If the feature is disabled, warning prompt
wont be displayed to the operator. Operator can enable/disable this feature using this parameter.
User Level

The command can be accessed by operators with all,admin 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::OperatorPassword> [ no bgn-time | bgn-time <Sys::GaugeTimeInSecs> ] [ no end-time | end-time
<Sys::GaugeTimeInSecs> ] [ no prompt | prompt <Sec::Prompt> ] [ no description | description
<Sec::OperatorDesc> ] [ [ no ] more ] [ [ no ] confirm-prompt ] )
Command Parameters
Table 12.3-1 "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 12.3-2 "Operator Configuration Command" Command Parameters
profile Parameter type: <Sec::ProfileName> mandatory parameter
- 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::OperatorPassword> mandatory parameter
Format: the password needed to log in
( prompt
| plain : <Sec::OperatorPlainPassword>
| encrypted : <Sec::EncryptedPassword> )
Possible values:
- encrypted : the hashed password
Field type <Sec::OperatorPlainPassword>
- the password in plain text is placed in double quotes when
# ? [ or ] is used.\n In double quotes, backslash is regared as
escape, and it is used to escape control character, quotation
mark, and itself.
- length: 6<=x<=20
Field type <Sec::EncryptedPassword>
- the encrypted password of length either 20 or 68 only
[no] bgn-time Parameter type: <Sys::GaugeTimeInSecs> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "1970-01-01 : 00 : 00 :
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) 00"


the start of the valid time of
operator,
range:[1970-01-01:00:00:00,2035-12-31
[no] end-time Parameter type: <Sys::GaugeTimeInSecs> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "2035-12-31 : 23 : 59 :
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) 59"
the end of the valid time of
operator,
range:[1970-01-01:00:00:00,2035-12-31
Format: value: ""
- length: x<=31
[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
[no] confirm-prompt Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
confirmation prompt will be
enabled

12.4 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 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 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> ] [ no ai | ai <Sec::Ai> ] [ no livoice | livoice <Sec::Livoice> ]
[ no lldpmed | lldpmed <Sec::LldpMed> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 12.4-1 "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 12.4-2 "Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
Format: value: "\"%s : %n%d%c \""
- length: x<=31
[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] 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
[no] ai Parameter type: <Sec::Ai> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to AI related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] livoice Parameter type: <Sec::Livoice> optional parameter with default
| read Intercept voice related commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] lldpmed Parameter type: <Sec::LldpMed> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to LLDP-MED
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access

12.5 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.
• %% : a %
User Level
Operators without security read or write permissions cannot see the default profile.
Command Syntax
> configure system security default-profile [ no prompt | prompt <Sec::Prompt> ] [ 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> ] [ no ai | ai <Sec::Ai> ] [ no livoice | livoice <Sec::Livoice> ]
[ no lldpmed | lldpmed <Sec::LldpMed> ]

Command Parameters
Table 12.5-2 "Default Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
Format: value: "\"%s : %n%d%c \""
- length: x<=31
password-timeout Parameter type: <Sec::PasswordTimeout> obsolete parameter that will be
Format: ignored
- 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:
- type-based : flat-numbering per slot-type (tl1-like)
- position-based : flat-numbering independent of slot-type
- 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
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


[no] ai Parameter type: <Sec::Ai> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to AI related
| read commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] livoice Parameter type: <Sec::Livoice> optional parameter with default
| read Intercept voice related commands
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access
[no] lldpmed Parameter type: <Sec::LldpMed> optional parameter with default
( write the access rights to LLDP-MED
| none )
Possible values:
- none : no access

12.6 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 12.6-1 "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 12.6-2 "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 12.6-3 "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)

12.7 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.
The community name is configured for an IP range which is specified by IP address and subnet netmask. Different
IP addresses with same netmask may represent for same IP range. For example, both 108.79.136.20/24 and
108.79.136.21/24 represent for IP range from 108.79.136.1 to 108.79.136.255.
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::IpXAddressAndIpMaskFull> ) | (

community (name) host-address <Ip::IpXAddressAndIpMaskFull> [ 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 12.7-1 "Security SNMP Community Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: the name of the community
- the community name\n The name in plain text is placed in
double quotes when # ? [ or ] is used.\n In double quotes,
backslash is regarded as escape, and it is used to escape
control character, quotation mark, and itself.
- length: x<=32
host-address Parameter type: <Ip::IpXAddressAndIpMaskFull> the ipv4/6 address and mask as
Format: prefix length
( <Ip::V4Address> / <Ip::PrefixLengthFull>
| ipv6 : <Ip::V6Prefix> / <Ip::V6PrefixLength> )
Possible values:
- ipv6 : ipv6-address
- IPv4-address


- range: [0...32]
Field type <Ip::V6Prefix>
- IPv6-address
Field type <Ip::V6PrefixLength>
- prefix length of IPv6-address
- range: [0...128]
Table 12.7-2 "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

12.8 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 12.8-1 "Security SNMPv3 Group Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: name of snmpV3 group
- name of the snmpv3 group\n The name in plain text is
placed in double quotes when # ? [ or ] is used.\n In double
quotes, backslash is regarded as escape, and it is used to
escape control character, quotation mark, and itself.
- 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


| single : shub
| single : epon
| single : xvps1
| single : xvps2
| single : xvps3
| single : xvps4
| single : xvps5
| single : xvps6
| single : xvps7
| single : xvps8
| single : ihub
| single : ai_nt_1
| single : ai_nta_1
| single : ai_ntb_1
| single : vvpsa
| all )
Possible values:
- single : grant access to a specific context
- all : grant access to all contexts
Possible values:
- nt : the nt context
- shub : the shub context
- epon : the epon context
- xvps1 : the xvps1 context
- ihub : the ihub context
- ai_nt_1 : the ai nt context 1
- ai_nta_1 : the ai nt-a context 1
- ai_ntb_1 : the ai nt-b context 1
- vvpsa : the vvpsa context
- : any context
Table 12.8-2 "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 12.8-3 "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

12.9 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 12.9-1 "Security SNMPv3 User Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: name of the user
- snmpv3 user name\n The name in plain text is placed in
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 12.9-2 "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
| sha256 : prompt
| sha512 : prompt
| md5 : plain : <Sec::UsmPlainPassword>
| sha1 : plain : <Sec::UsmPlainPassword>


| md5 : encrypted : <Snmp::AuthEncryptedKey>
| sha1 : encrypted : <Snmp::AuthEncryptedKey>
| sha256 : encrypted : <Snmp::AuthEncryptedKey>
| sha512 : 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<=64
[no] privacy Parameter type: <Snmp::PrivacyType> optional parameter with default
( none snmp privacy type
| des : prompt
| aes-128 : prompt
| des : plain : <Sec::UsmPlainPassword>
| aes-128 : plain : <Sec::UsmPlainPassword>
| des : encrypted : <Snmp::PrivacyEncryptedKey>
| aes-128 : encrypted : <Snmp::PrivacyEncryptedKey> )
Possible values:
- none : no privacy required
- des : des based privacy
- aes-128 : aes-128 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 12.9-3 "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

12.10 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 12.10-1 "Security SNMPv3 User-Group Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: name of the snmpV3 user
- snmpv3 user name\n The name in plain text is placed in
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 12.10-2 "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 12.10-3 "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)

12.11 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 12.11-1 "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 12.11-2 "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 12.11-3 "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

12.12 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 12.12-1 "Security SNMP Notification Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: name of the notification profile
- notification-profile name
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 12.12-2 "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 12.12-3 "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

12.13 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 12.13-1 "Security SNMP Notification Profile Filter Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
(name) Format: name of the notification profile
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 12.13-2 "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 12.13-3 "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

12.14 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 ] [ [ no ] shub ] [ [ no ] ihub ] [ [ no ] epon ] [ [ no ] xvps1 ] [ [ no ]
xvps2 ] [ [ no ] xvps3 ] [ [ no ] xvps4 ] [ [ no ] xvps5 ] [ [ no ] xvps6 ] [ [ no ] xvps7 ] [ [ no ] xvps8 ] [ [ no ] vvpsa
])
Command Parameters
Table 12.14-1 "Security SNMP Element Manager Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: name of the element manager
- element manager name
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 12.14-2 "Security SNMP Element Manager Configuration Command" Command Parameters
destination Parameter type: <Snmp::Address> mandatory parameter
( <Snmp::IpAddress> : <Snmp::AddressPort> during modification.
| ipv6 : <Snmp::Ipv6Address> / <Snmp::AddressPort> ) destination address of the element
Possible values: manager
- ipv6 : ipv6-address
Field type <Snmp::IpAddress>
- ip-address for the manager
Field type <Snmp::Ipv6Address>
- ipv6-address for the 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
[no] shub Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable storing in shub
[no] ihub Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable storing in ihub
[no] epon Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable storing in epon
[no] xvps1 Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable storing in xvps1
[no] vvpsa Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable storing in vvpsa
Command Output
Table 12.14-3 "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

12.15 Security TACACS+ Client Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows to configure generic parameters for when a TACACS+ 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 tacacs [ [ no ] auth-super-user ] [ no operator-policy | operator-policy

<Aaa::TacacsPolicyName> ]
Command Parameters
Table 12.15-2 "Security TACACS+ Client Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] auth-super-user Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable superuser TACACS+
Authentication
[no] operator-policy Parameter type: <Aaa::TacacsPolicyName> optional parameter with default
( none operator TACACS+ policy name
| name : <Aaa::IgnoredTacacsPolicyName> )
Possible values:
- name : enter profile name to be associated
Field type <Aaa::IgnoredTacacsPolicyName>
- name of the tacacs+ policy
- length: 1<=x<=64

12.16 Security TACACS+ Authentication Server

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the TACACS+ authentication servers. The conceptual table lists
the TACACS+ authentication servers with their configurable parameters. If an entry (server) must be deleted, it
must not be associated with any TACACS+ policy. If an entry is associated with a policy, the deletion is not
allowed.
Note: ipv6 address-type is applicable only for ISAM 7360 for boards FANT-G,FANT-H.
Note: the products from the ISAM 7360, 7363 and 7367 family support only vrf-index=0.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure system security tacacs ( no authen-server (name) router-instance <Ihub::baseRouter> ) | ( authen-server
(name) router-instance <Ihub::baseRouter> ip-address <Aaa::InetAddress> [ no port | port <Aaa::InetPortNumber>
] secret <Security::Password3> [ no timeout-limit | timeout-limit <Aaa::TacacsTimeout> ] [ [ no ] admin-down ] [
no dead-interval | dead-interval <Aaa::TacacsDeadInterval> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 12.16-1 "Security TACACS+ Authentication Server Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
(name) Format: name of TACACS+
- name of the TACACS+ authentication server authentication server
- length: 1<=x<=64
router-instance Parameter type: <Ihub::baseRouter> router to which this auth server
Format: belongs
base
Possible values:
- base : base router
Table 12.16-2 "Security TACACS+ Authentication Server Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
ip-address Parameter type: <Aaa::InetAddress> mandatory parameter
Format: IP address of TACACS+
- IPv4-address authentication server
[no] port Parameter type: <Aaa::InetPortNumber> optional parameter with default


Format: value: 49
- the port number that is used to communicate with an AAA TCP port for TACACS+
server authentication
- range: [0...65535]
secret Parameter type: <Security::Password3> mandatory parameter
Format: secret string used between
( prompt TACACS+ server and client
| plain : <Security::PlainPassword3>
| encrypted : <Security::EncryptedPasswordx> )
Possible values:
- encrypted : the encrypted password
- password string hidden from users
- length: 6<=x<=64
Field type <Security::EncryptedPasswordx>
- password string exposed to users
- length: 8<=x<=64
[no] timeout-limit Parameter type: <Aaa::TacacsTimeout> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 5
- tacacs timeout time in sec between
- range: [1...60] retransmission to TACACS+
server
[no] admin-down Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
administrative state down
[no] dead-interval Parameter type: <Aaa::TacacsDeadInterval> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 600
- tacacs dead interval no of sec before setting oper state
- range: [0...3600] to unknown from down

12.17 Security TACACS+ Authorization Server

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the TACACS+ authorization servers. The conceptual table lists the
TACACS+ authorization servers with their configurable parameters. If an entry (server) must be deleted, it must
not be associated with any TACACS+ policy. If an entry is associated with a policy, the deletion is not allowed.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure system security tacacs ( no author-server (name) router-instance <Ihub::baseRouter> ) | ( author-server
Command Parameters
Table 12.17-1 "Security TACACS+ Authorization Server Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
(name) Format: name of TACACS+ authorization
- name of the TACACS+ authorization server server
- length: 1<=x<=64
router-instance Parameter type: <Ihub::baseRouter> router to which this auth server
Format: belongs
base
Possible values:
Table 12.17-2 "Security TACACS+ Authorization Server Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
- IPv4-address authorization server
Format: value: 49


server authorization
- range: [0...65535]
Possible values:
- length: 6<=x<=64
- length: 8<=x<=64
Format: value: 5
server
Format: value: 600

12.18 Security TACACS+ Accounting Server

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the TACACS+ accounting servers. The conceptual table lists the
TACACS+ accounting servers with their configurable parameters. If an entry (server) must be deleted, it must not
be associated with any TACACS+ policy. If an entry is associated with a policy, the deletion is not allowed.
Note: the products from the ISAM 7360,7363 and 7367 family support only vrf-index=0.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure system security tacacs ( no acc-server (name) router-instance <Ihub::baseRouter> ) | ( acc-server
Command Parameters
Table 12.18-1 "Security TACACS+ Accounting Server Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
(name) Format: name of the TACACS+
- name of the TACACS+ accounting server accounting server
- length: 1<=x<=64
router-instance Parameter type: <Ihub::baseRouter> router to which the TACACS+
Format: Acc Server belongs
base
Possible values:
Table 12.18-2 "Security TACACS+ Accounting Server Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
- IPv4-address accounting server
Format: value: 49


server accounting
- range: [0...65535]
Possible values:
- length: 6<=x<=64
- length: 8<=x<=64
Format: value: 5
server
Format: value: 600

12.19 Security TACACS+ Policy Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure TACACS+ policies. The conceptual table lists the TACACS+
policies with the parameters that apply globally for each TACACS+ 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
TACACS+ server is also deleted.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure system security tacacs ( no policy (name) ) | ( policy (name) )
Command Parameters
Table 12.19-1 "Security TACACS+ Policy Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: name of the Tacacs+ policy
- length: 1<=x<=64

12.20 Security Tacacs+ Server Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure Tacacs+ servers. The conceptual table lists the set of Tacacs+
servers with the parameters of each set. The servers that are placed in a set using this table must first be defined in
the Tacacs+ Authenticaion and Accounting server configuration commands. The value returned by the Tacacs+
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 acc-router-inst and auth-server with auth-router-inst,
otherwise the configuration will not succeed.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure system security tacacs policy (name) ( no servers (index) ) | ( servers (index) [ no authen-server |
authen-server <Aaa::TacAuthenServer> ] [ no author-server | author-server <Aaa::TacAuthorServer> ] [ no
acc-server | acc-server <Aaa::TacAccServer> ] priority <Aaa::Priority> )
Command Parameters
Table 12.20-1 "Security Tacacs+ Server Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: name of the Tacacs+ policy
- length: 1<=x<=64
(index) Format: index of Tacacs+ profile
- unique nbr identifying a set within a TACACS+ profile.
- range: [1...2]
Table 12.20-2 "Security Tacacs+ Server Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] authen-server Parameter type: <Aaa::TacAuthenServer> optional parameter with default
( none the Tacacs+ authentication server
| name : <Aaa::TacAuthenServerName> )
Possible values:
- none : no tacacs+ server for authentication
- name : use a tacacs+ server for authentication
Field type <Aaa::TacAuthenServerName>
- name of the TACACS+ authentication server


- length: 1<=x<=64
[no] author-server Parameter type: <Aaa::TacAuthorServer> optional parameter with default
( none the Tacacs+ authorization server
| name : <Aaa::TacAuthorServerName> )
Possible values:
- none : no tacacs+ server for authorization
- name : use a tacacs+ server for authorization
Field type <Aaa::TacAuthorServerName>
- name of the TACACS+ authorization server
- length: 1<=x<=64
[no] acc-server Parameter type: <Aaa::TacAccServer> optional parameter with default
( none the tacacs+ accounting server
| name : <Aaa::TacAccServerName> )
Possible values:
- none : no TACACS+ server for accounting
- name : use a TACACS+ server for accounting
Field type <Aaa::TacAccServerName>
- name of the TACACS+ accounting server
- length: 1<=x<=64
priority Parameter type: <Aaa::Priority> mandatory parameter
Format: priority of the set of Tacacs+
- priority of the server set servers
- range: [1...256]

12.21 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
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 12.21-2 "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:
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

12.22 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: ipv6 address-type is applicable only for ISAM 7360 boards of type FANT-G,FANT-H and ISAM 7362.
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::InetAddressType> [ 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 12.22-1 "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. Vrf index must be 0 if not support VRF.
- range: [0...127]
Table 12.22-2 "Security RADIUS Authentication Server Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
ip-address Parameter type: <Aaa::InetAddressType> mandatory parameter
Format: IPv4/IPv6 address of RADIUS
( <Ip::V4Address> authentication server
| ipv6 : <Ip::V6Prefix> )
Possible values:
- ipv6 : IPv6 address (only for management IPv6 supported


boards)
- IPv4-address
- IPv6-address
Format: value: 1812
- the port number that is used to communicate with an AAA UDP port to which RADIUS auth
server messages should be sent
- range: [0...65535]
( prompt RADIUS server and client
Possible values:
- length: 6<=x<=64
- length: 8<=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
- unit: sec retransmission to RADIUS server
- range: [1...60]
[no] dead-interval Parameter type: <Aaa::RadiusDeadInterval> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 600
- radius dead interval no of sec before setting oper state
- unit: sec to unknown from down
- range: [0...3600]

12.23 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::InetAddressType> [ 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 12.23-1 "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
- range: [0...127]
Table 12.23-2 "Security RADIUS Accounting Server Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
Format: IPv4/IPv6 address of RADIUS
( <Ip::V4Address> accounting server
Possible values:


boards)
- IPv4-address
- IPv6-address
Format: value: 1813
- the port number that is used to communicate with an AAA UDP port to which RADIUS
server accounting messages be sent
- range: [0...65535]
Possible values:
- length: 6<=x<=64
- length: 8<=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
- unit: sec retransmission to RADIUS server
- range: [1...60]
[no] dead-interval Parameter type: <Aaa::RadiusDeadInterval> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 600
- radius dead interval no of sec before setting oper state
- unit: sec to unknown from down
- range: [0...3600]

12.24 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::InetAddressType> secret <Security::Password3> [ [ no ]
admin-down ] )
Command Parameters
Table 12.24-1 "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
- range: [0...127]
Table 12.24-2 "Security RADIUS Dynamic Authorization Client Configuration Command"
Command Parameters
Format: IPV4/IPv6 address of RADIUS
( <Ip::V4Address> authentication server
Possible values:
boards)


- IPv4-address
- IPv6-address
Possible values:
- length: 6<=x<=64
- length: 8<=x<=64

12.25 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::InetAddressType> [ [ no ] keep-domain-name ] [ [ no ] disable-accnt-msg ] [ no acc-interval | acc-interval
<Aaa::AccInt> ] [ [ no ] disable-eap ] )
Command Parameters
Table 12.25-1 "Security RADIUS Policy Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: name of the RADIUS policy
- name of the radius policy
- length: 1<=x<=64
Table 12.25-2 "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::InetAddressType> mandatory parameter
Format: NAS-IP-Address (IPv4/IPv6)
( <Ip::V4Address> used in messages towards Radius
| ipv6 : <Ip::V6Prefix> ) servers
Possible values:
boards)
- IPv4-address


- IPv6-address
[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
- unit: sec seconds
- range: [0,60...2147483647]
[no] disable-eap Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable

12.26 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.
IP type of the nas-ip-address in configured policy must match with that of configured auth-server and acc-server,
i.e. if nas-ip-address in policy is of type IPv6 then auth-server or acc-server of IPv6 type can only be attached to
that policy.
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 12.26-1 "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 12.26-2 "Security RADIUS Server Configuration Command" Command Parameters
auth-server Parameter type: <Aaa::RadAuthServer> mandatory parameter
Format: The radius authentication server.
name : <Aaa::RadAuthServerName> IP type of acc-server and
Possible values: nas-ip-addres must be same.


- 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. Vrf index must be 0 if not support VRF. server belongs
- range: [0...127]
[no] acc-server Parameter type: <Aaa::RadAccServer> optional parameter with default
( none The radius accounting server. IP
| name : <Aaa::RadAccServerName> ) type of acc-server and
Possible values: nas-ip-addres must be same.
- 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 index must be 0 if not support VRF. 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]

12.27 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 vlan-id | vlan-id
<Vlan::VlanIndexOrZero> ] [ no primary-dns | primary-dns <Aaa::InetAddress> ] [ no second-dns | second-dns
<Aaa::InetAddress> ] [ no primary-nbns | primary-nbns <Aaa::InetAddress> ] [ no second-nbns | second-nbns
<Aaa::InetAddress> ] [ no sess-timeout | sess-timeout <Aaa::DomainSessionTimeout> ] [ no qos-policy |
qos-policy <Aaa::QosProfileName> ] authenticator <Aaa::Authenticator> [ [ no ] admin-down ] )
Command Parameters
Table 12.27-1 "Security Domain Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: name of the domain
- name of the domain
- length: 1<=x<=64
Table 12.27-2 "Security Domain Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] vlan-id Parameter type: <Vlan::VlanIndexOrZero> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- vlan id a vlan id
- range: [0...4092]
[no] primary-dns Parameter type: <Aaa::InetAddress> optional parameter with default
- IPv4-address IP address of primary DNS server
[no] second-dns Parameter type: <Aaa::InetAddress> optional parameter with default
- IPv4-address IP address of secondary DNS
server
[no] primary-nbns Parameter type: <Aaa::InetAddress> optional parameter with default
- IPv4-address IP address of primary NBNS
server
[no] second-nbns Parameter type: <Aaa::InetAddress> optional parameter with default
- IPv4-address IP address of secondary NBNS
server


[no] sess-timeout Parameter type: <Aaa::DomainSessionTimeout> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- maximum lifetime of a session maximum lifetime of a session
- unit: sec
- range: [0,600...2147483647]
[no] qos-policy Parameter type: <Aaa::QosProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none name of the QoS policy to be
| name : <Aaa::IgnoredQosProfileName> ) applied to this domain
Possible values:
Field type <Aaa::IgnoredQosProfileName>
- name of the QoS profile
- length: 1<=x<=64
authenticator Parameter type: <Aaa::Authenticator> mandatory parameter
Format: type of authenticator
( local
| radius : <Aaa::RadPolicyName> )
Possible values:
- local : authenticator type is local
- radius : authenticator type is RADIUS
Field type <Aaa::RadPolicyName>
- length: 1<=x<=64

12.28 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 12.28-1 "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 12.28-2 "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

12.29 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 12.29-2 "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

12.30 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
and local authentication in a system.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure system security pae [ [ no ] port-access ]
Command Parameters
Table 12.30-2 "Security 802.1x PAE System Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] port-access Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable port access control

12.31 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 12.31-1 "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::OntPortId>


Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
Table 12.31-2 "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


- unit: sec used, value in seconds
- range: [0...65535]
[no] tx-period Parameter type: <Aaa::paeTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 30
- authentication time txPeriod constant currently used,
- unit: sec value in seconds
- range: [1...65535]
[no] supp-timeout Parameter type: <Aaa::paeTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 30
- authentication time suppTimeout constant currently
- range: [1...65535]
[no] server-timeout Parameter type: <Aaa::paeTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 30
- authentication time serverTimeout constant currently
- range: [1...65535]
[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
- unit: sec period, value in seconds
- range: [1...65535]

12.32 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> ] [ [ no ] mac-auth ] [ [ no ]
mab-auth ] [ [ no ] dyn-vlan-assign ]
Command Parameters
Table 12.32-1 "Security 802.1x Extension, Port Authentication Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number


- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
Table 12.32-2 "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
- unit: sec interval, value in seconds
- range: [5...90]
[no] mac-auth Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable 802.1x mac authentication
[no] mab-auth Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable 802.1x mac authentication
bypass


[no] dyn-vlan-assign Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable 802.1x dynamic vlan
assignment

12.33 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 12.33-1 "Security 802.1x Port Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number


- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
Table 12.33-2 "Security 802.1x Port Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] initialize Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
initalize this port

12.34 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 12.34-2 "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...19]
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 ) characters 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

12.35 File Transfer Configure Command
Command Description
This command configure file transfer states and attributes.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system security filetransfer [ no protocol | protocol <SwMngt::FileTransferProtocolType> ] [ no

tftp-rollovr | tftp-rollovr <SwMngt::FileTransferRolloverType> ]
Command Parameters
Table 12.35-2 "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

12.36 file Transfer server Configure Commands
Command Description
This command configures file transfer server states and attributes.
If the auth-type value is password based, then password value length needs to be 1 to 32 characters. if the
auth-type value is publickey based, then key-type parameter value needs to be either dsa2048 or rsa2048.
Default value for password is applicable only for public key based authentication.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system security filetransfer ( no server (serverid) ) | ( server (serverid) user-name
<SwMngt::UserName> [ no password | password <Security::Password1> ] [ no auth-type | auth-type
<SwMngt::ServerAuthType> ] [ no key-type | key-type <SwMngt::ServerKeyType> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 12.36-1 "file Transfer server Configure Commands" Resource Parameters
(serverid) Format: (IP address) of the file transfer
- IPv4-address server
Table 12.36-2 "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
[no] password Parameter type: <Security::Password1> optional parameter with default
( prompt the password used to access the
| plain : <Security::PlainPassword1> file server
Possible values:
- the password used to access the file server
- length: 1<=x<=32


- length: 8<=x<=64
[no] auth-type Parameter type: <SwMngt::ServerAuthType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "password-based"
( password-based sftp server authentication type
| publickey-based )
Possible values:
- password-based : password based authentication
- publickey-based : public key based authentication
[no] key-type Parameter type: <SwMngt::ServerKeyType> optional parameter with default
( none sftp server authentication key
| dsa2048 type
| rsa2048 )
Possible values:
- none : no key
- dsa2048 : dsa 2048 bit key-pair
- rsa2048 : rsa 2048 bit key-pair

12.37 file Transfer server Configure Commands
Command Description
This command configures file transfer server states and attributes.
If the auth-type value is password based, then password value length needs to be 1 to 32 characters. if the
auth-type value is publickey based, then key-type parameter value needs to be either dsa2048 or rsa2048.
Default value for password is applicable only for public key based authentication.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system security filetransfer ( no serverv6 (serveridv6) ) | ( serverv6 (serveridv6) user-name
<SwMngt::UserName> [ no password | password <Security::Password1> ] [ no auth-type | auth-type
<SwMngt::ServerAuthType> ] [ no key-type | key-type <SwMngt::ServerKeyType> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 12.37-1 "file Transfer server Configure Commands" Resource Parameters
(serveridv6) Format: (IPv6 address) of the file transfer
- IPv6-address server
Table 12.37-2 "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
( prompt the password used to access the
| plain : <Security::PlainPassword1> file server
Possible values:
- the password used to access the file server
- length: 1<=x<=32


- length: 8<=x<=64
( password-based sftp server authentication type
| publickey-based )
Possible values:
( none sftp server authentication key
| dsa2048 type
| rsa2048 )
Possible values:
- none : no key

12.38 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> 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> ] [ no cdr-max-delay | cdr-max-delay
<SwMngt::pmFileUploadCDRMaxDelay> ] [ no cdr-max-timeout | cdr-max-timeout
<SwMngt::pmFileUploadCDRTimeout> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 12.38-1 "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,
(1-VOICE, 2-DSL, 3-CDR) 1) 1-VOICE / 2-DSL : To 2-DSL, 3-CDR) 1) 1-VOICE /
enable the VoIP / DSL performance monitoring counter 2-DSL : To enable the VoIP /
reporting by means of PM file upload. The configuration of DSL performance monitoring
an entry in this table enables the VoIP / DSL PM counter counter reporting by means of
reporting by means of PM file upload. Autonomous PM PM file upload. The
upload needs explicitly to be enabled/disabled. Manual PM configuration of an entry in this
file upload becomes automatically enabled when creating an table enables the VoIP / DSL PM
entry with identifier 1-VOICE or 2-DSL. 2) 3-CDR : To counter reporting by means of
enable the VoIP 5 min-statistics counters and CDR data PM file upload. Autonomous PM
reporting by means of PM file upload. Autonomous CDR upload needs explicitly to be
data PM file upload becomes automatically enabled when enabled/disabled. Manual PM file
creating an entry with identifier 3-CDR. Manual PM file upload becomes automatically
upload is not supported. enabled when creating an entry
- range: [1...3] with identifier 1-VOICE or
2-DSL. 2) 3-CDR : To enable the
VoIP 5 min-statistics counters
and CDR data reporting by
means of PM file upload.
Autonomous CDR data PM file
upload becomes automatically


enabled when creating an entry
with identifier 3-CDR. Manual
PM file upload is not supported.
Table 12.38-2 "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 / CDR Data file upload. CDR Data file upload. The
The directory to be specified is the sub-directory below the directory to be specified is the
root directory (the first or top-most directory in a hierarchy). sub-directory below the root
The name of the sub-directory is not allowed to start with '/'. directory (the first or top-most
It must end with a '/'. The sub-directory is a mandatory directory in a hierarchy). The
input. The system does not assume any default sub-directory name of the sub-directory is not
name. allowed to start with '/'. It must
- length: x<=127 end with a '/'. The sub-directory is
a mandatory input. The system
does not assume any default
sub-directory name.
interval-type Parameter type: <SwMngt::pmFileUploadIntervalType> mandatory parameter
Format: The type of interval to be used to
( 15-min transfer the PM counters. In case
| 24-hour it concerns PM file upload entry
| 5-min ) for 1-VOICE or 2-DSL, the
Possible values: interval-type parameter can only
- 15-min : PM counters collected based on the 15-min be configured to 1-fifteen-min or
interval 2-twenty-four-hour. In case it
- 24-hour : PM counters collected based on the 1-day concerns PM file upload entry for
interval 3-CDR, the interval-type
- 5-min : PM counters collected based on the 5-min interval parameter can only be configured
to 3-five-min.
[no] auto-upload Parameter type: <SwMngt::pmFileAutoUpload> optional parameter with default
( enable Allows to configure whether the
| disable ) auto upload of the PM file is
Possible values: enabled or disabled. This
- enable : PM file transfer auto upload enabled parameter is only applicable to
- disable : PM file transfer auto upload disabled the PM file upload entry for
1-VOICE or 2-DSL.
[no] retry-num Parameter type: <SwMngt::pmFileUploadRetryNum> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "3"
- In case it concerns PM file upload entry for 1-VOICE or In case it concerns PM file
2-DSL : The number of PM file upload retries in case the upload entry for 1-VOICE or
initial PM file upload failed. All retries will be done within 2-DSL : The number of PM file
the same interval as the interval in which the initial PM file upload retries in case the initial
upload failed. The several retries will be randomly spread PM file upload failed. All retries
over this interval. In case it concerns PM file upload entry will be done within the same
for 3-CDR : The number of CDR Data file upload retries in interval as the interval in which
case the initial CDR Data file upload failed. All retries will the initial PM file upload failed.
be done within the same 5-min interval as the 5-min interval The several retries will be
in which the initial CDR Data file upload failed. The several randomly spread over this
retries will be randomly spread over this 5-min interval. interval. In case it concerns PM
- range: [0...5] file upload entry for 3-CDR : The


number of CDR Data file upload
retries in case the initial CDR
Data file upload failed. All retries
will be done within the same
5-min interval as the 5-min
interval in which the initial CDR
Data file upload failed. The
several retries will be randomly
spread over this 5-min interval.
[no] max-delay Parameter type: <SwMngt::pmFileUploadMaxDelay> optional parameter with default
- The maximum delay period, expressed in seconds, for PM The maximum delay period,
file upload after PM data file ready (maximum 120 seconds expressed in seconds, for PM file
after interval expiry). The system will randomly calculate a upload after PM data file ready
delay time within the configured maximum delay period. (maximum 120 seconds after
This parameter is only applicable to the PM file upload entry interval expiry). The system will
for 1-VOICE or 2-DSL. randomly calculate a delay time
- unit: seconds within the configured maximum
- range: [0...400] delay period. This parameter is
only applicable to the PM file
upload entry for 1-VOICE or
2-DSL.
[no] cdr-max-delay Parameter type: <SwMngt::pmFileUploadCDRMaxDelay> optional parameter with default
- The maximum delay period, expressed in seconds, for The maximum delay period,
CDR Data file upload after CDR data file ready. The system expressed in seconds, for CDR
will randomly calculate a delay time within the configured Data file upload after CDR data
maximum delay period. This parameter is only applicable to file ready. The system will
the PM file upload entry for 3-CDR randomly calculate a delay time
- unit: seconds within the configured maximum
- range: [0...240] delay period. This parameter is
only applicable to the PM file
upload entry for 3-CDR.
[no] cdr-max-timeout Parameter type: <SwMngt::pmFileUploadCDRTimeout> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "24"
- The maximum time (expressed in hours) to store the The maximum time (expressed in
not-uploaded files at the system disk (NT). This parameter is hours) to store the not-uploaded
only applicable to the PM file upload entry for 3-CDR. files at the system disk (NT).
- unit: hour This parameter is only applicable
- range: [0...72] to the PM file upload entry for
3-CDR.

12.39 5-min CDR File Upload Configure Command
Command Description
Obsolete command.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system security cdr-pm-file ( no upload (upload-index) ) | ( upload (upload-index) pri-server-addr
<SwMngt::pmFileUploadPrimaryServerAddr> upload-path <SwMngt::pmFileUploadPath> retry-num
<SwMngt::pmFileUploadRetryNum> max-delay <SwMngt::cdrFileUploadMaxDelay> timeout
<SwMngt::pmFileUploadTimeout> )
Obsolete command.
Command Parameters
Table 12.39-1 "5-min CDR File Upload Configure Command" Resource Parameters
(upload-index) Format: the unique internal identifier of
- the unique internal identifier of PM file upload entry 5-min CDR file upload entry
(1-VOICE)
- range: [1]
Table 12.39-2 "5-min CDR 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
- The path to be addressed for PM / CDR Data file upload. 5-min CDR file upload, must not
The directory to be specified is the sub-directory below the start with '/' but must end with a
root directory (the first or top-most directory in a hierarchy). '/'
The name of the sub-directory is not allowed to start with '/'.
It must end with a '/'. The sub-directory is a mandatory
input. The system does not assume any default sub-directory
name.
- length: x<=127
retry-num Parameter type: <SwMngt::pmFileUploadRetryNum> mandatory parameter
Format: the number of PM file upload


- In case it concerns PM file upload entry for 1-VOICE or retries in case the initial 5-min
2-DSL : The number of PM file upload retries in case the CDR file upload failed
initial PM file upload failed. All retries will be done within
the same interval as the interval in which the initial PM file
upload failed. The several retries will be randomly spread
over this interval. In case it concerns PM file upload entry
for 3-CDR : The number of CDR Data file upload retries in
case the initial CDR Data file upload failed. All retries will
be done within the same 5-min interval as the 5-min interval
in which the initial CDR Data file upload failed. The several
retries will be randomly spread over this 5-min interval.
- range: [0...5]
max-delay Parameter type: <SwMngt::cdrFileUploadMaxDelay> mandatory parameter
Format: the max delay period expressed
- The maximum delay period, expressed in seconds, for in seconds for 5-min CDR file
CDR Data file upload after CDR data file ready. The system upload after data file ready
will randomly calculate a delay time within the configured
maximum delay period. This parameter is only applicable to
the PM file upload entry for 3-CDR
- unit: seconds
- range: [0...240]
timeout Parameter type: <SwMngt::pmFileUploadTimeout> mandatory parameter
Format: The Max time to store the
- The maximum time (expressed in hours) to store the not-uploaded files on NT
not-uploaded files at the system disk (NT). This parameter is
only applicable to the PM file upload entry for 3-CDR.
- unit: hour
- range: [0...72]

12.40 MAC Filter Configuration Command
Command Description
By using this command, upstream traffic from any peripheral attached to the management port on the system 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)
On the NRCD-B the filter is a filter on the destination mac address of the frames received over this port.
On other cards/systems, such as the NRCD-C and the 7363 ISAM MX, 7367 ISAM SX-16F the filter is a filter on
the source mac address of the frames received over this port.
Mac Ranges need to be specified as next possibilities
- range xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:XX-xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:YY where YY-XX < 32
- range xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:00-xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:ff
- range xx:xx:xx:xx:00:00-xx:xx:xx:xx:ff:ff
- range xx:xx:xx:00:00:00-xx:xx:xx:ff:ff:ff
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system security peripheral-mgnt mac-filter (index-num) [ no filter | filter <Sys::PeriphMacFilter> ]
Command Parameters
Table 12.40-1 "MAC Filter Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index-num) Format: filter number
- Filter rule number
- range: [1...20]
Table 12.40-2 "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 : any MAC address
Field type <Sys::MacAddr>


- length: 6
Possible values:
- any : any MAC address
Field type <Sys::MacAddr>
- length: 6

12.41 NT slot Security Configuration Commmand
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure NT slot related security parameters.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system security slot (index) [ [ no ] debug-usb ]
Command Parameters
Table 12.41-1 "NT slot Security Configuration Commmand" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: NT slot index
( nt-a
| nt-b )
Possible values:
- nt-a : nt-a slot
- nt-b : nt-b slot
Table 12.41-2 "NT slot Security Configuration Commmand" Command Parameters
[no] debug-usb Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable microusb port

13- Secure Shell Configuration Commands
13.1 Secure Shell Configuration Command Tree 13-468

13.2 SSH Server Configuration Command 13-469
13.3 Secure Shell User Configuration Command 13-471
13.4 Secure Shell Access Configuration Command 13-472
13.5 Secure Shell SFTP User Configuration Command 13-474

13 Secure Shell Configuration Commands
13.1 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-hmac-sha2-256
- [no] dis-hmac-sha2-512
- [no] dis-hmac-md5
- [no] dis-hmac-md5-96
- [no] dis-aes
- [no] dis-des-3
- [no] dis-blowfish
- [no] dis-des-56
- [no] dis-cast-128-cbc
- [no] dis-arcfour
- [no] dis-aes-192-cbc
- [no] dis-aes-256-cbc
- [no] dis-aes-128-ctr
- [no] dis-dh-grp1-sha1
- [no] dis-dh-grp14-sha1
- [no] dis-ecdh-nistp256
- server-host-key
----[no] user
- (name)
- [no] key
----access
- [no] protocol
- [no] cli
- [no] debug
- [no] debugkernel
----sftp-user
- (username)
- [no] password
- [no] auth-type
- [no] key-type

13.2 SSH Server Configuration Command
Command Description
This command configures the SSH Server parameters like maximum number of server retries, idle timeout,
authentiation algorithm, encryption algorithm, key-exchange and host key to be used.
At least one encryption, authentication, key-exchange ad host key algorithm should be enabled for a successful
establishment of SSH connection. By default, all the algorithms are enabled.
Any Change to the server-profile parameters will result in to restart of the SSH server internally and the SSH
server will not be available for few seconds. Until the SSH server is ready, the system will neither be able to
process SSH requests nor will provide updated server details when queried.
The modification done via this command has no impact on the current sessions instead it will be taken into effect
from the next session onwards.
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-hmac-sha2-256 ] [ [ no ] dis-hmac-sha2-512 ] [ [ no ] dis-hmac-md5 ] [ [ no ] dis-hmac-md5-96 ] [ [ no ]
dis-aes ] [ [ no ] dis-des-3 ] [ [ no ] dis-blowfish ] [ [ no ] dis-des-56 ] [ [ no ] dis-cast-128-cbc ] [ [ no ] dis-arcfour ]
[ [ no ] dis-aes-192-cbc ] [ [ no ] dis-aes-256-cbc ] [ [ no ] dis-aes-128-ctr ] [ [ no ] dis-aes-192-ctr ] [ [ no ]
dis-aes-256-ctr ] [ [ no ] dis-dh-grp1-sha1 ] [ [ no ] dis-dh-grp14-sha1 ] [ [ no ] dis-ecdh-nistp256 ] [
server-host-key <SSH::ServerHostKey> ]
Command Parameters
Table 13.2-2 "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 hmac-sha-1
authentication


[no] dis-hmac-sha-1-96 Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable hmac-sha-1-96
authentication
[no] dis-hmac-sha2-256 Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable hmac-sha2-256
authentication
[no] dis-hmac-sha2-512 Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable hmac-sha2-512
authentication
[no] dis-hmac-md5 Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable hmac-md5 authentication
[no] dis-hmac-md5-96 Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable hmac-md5-96
authentication
[no] dis-aes Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable aes-128-cbc 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
[no] dis-cast-128-cbc Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable cast-128-cbc encryption
[no] dis-arcfour Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable arcfour encryption
[no] dis-aes-192-cbc Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
[no] dis-aes-256-cbc Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
[no] dis-aes-128-ctr Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable aes-128-ctr encryption
[no] dis-dh-grp1-sha1 Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable dh-grp1-sha1 kex
algorithm
[no] dis-dh-grp14-sha1 Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable dh-grp14-sha1 kex
algorithm
[no] dis-ecdh-nistp256 Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
disable ecdh-sha2-nistp256 kex
algorithm
server-host-key Parameter type: <SSH::ServerHostKey> optional parameter
Format: specifies the host key algorithm
( dsa to be used by server
| rsa
| dsa1024
| rsa1024 )
Possible values:
- dsa : dsa 2048 bit key-pair
- rsa : rsa 2048 bit key-pair

13.3 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) [ no key | key <SSH::SshClientPublicKey> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 13.3-1 "Secure Shell User Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: unique index to the table
- unique index to the table
- length: 1<=x<=11
Table 13.3-2 "Secure Shell User Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] key Parameter type: <SSH::SshClientPublicKey> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- user public key to be stored public string of the client
- length: x<=1200

13.4 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 and SFTP
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 debug ( ssh/udp-ssh only applicable for FD 100/320Gbps NT and FX NT )

1. none - disable debug/UDP and debug/SSH
2. udp - enable debug/UDP
3. ssh - enable debug/SSH
4. udp-ssh - enable debug/UDP and debug/SSH
Options for debugkernel (only applicable on 7367 ISAM SX/DX ,7363 ISAM MX, FANT-G )
1. none - disable debugkernel/SSH
2. ssh - enable debugkernel/SSH
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system security ssh access [ no protocol | protocol <SwMngt::FileTransferProtocolType> ] [ no cli | cli
<SSH::ChannelCLISSH> ] [ no debug | debug <SSH::ChannelDebugUDP> ] [ no debugkernel | debugkernel
<SSH::ChannelKernelDebug> ]
Command Parameters
Table 13.4-2 "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] debug Parameter type: <SSH::ChannelDebugUDP> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "udp"
( none enable/disable debug
| ssh
| udp
| udp-ssh )
Possible values:
- none : disable debug ports
- ssh : enable debug over ssh
- udp : enable debug over udp
- udp-ssh : enable debug over udp and ssh
[no] debugkernel Parameter type: <SSH::ChannelKernelDebug> optional parameter with default
( none enable/disable debug of kernel
| ssh )
Possible values:
- none : disable debug
- ssh : enable debug over ssh

13.5 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, password, auth-type and auth-key-type, the system should use towards the external SFTP
server.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system security ssh sftp-user [ (username) ] [ no password | password <SSH::SftpPassword> ] [ no
auth-type | auth-type <SwMngt::ServerAuthType> ] [ no key-type | key-type <SwMngt::ServerKeyType> ]
Command Parameters
Table 13.5-2 "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
[no] password Parameter type: <SSH::SftpPassword> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "encrypted : "
( prompt password used when ISAM acts
| plain : <SSH::SftpPassword> as SFTP client
| encrypted : <SSH::SftpEncryptedPassword> )
Possible values:
Field type <SSH::SftpPassword>
- sftp password
- length: 6<=x<=32
Field type <SSH::SftpEncryptedPassword>
- sftp encrypted password
- length: 23<=x<=95
( password-based authentication type used when
| publickey-based ) ISAM acts as SFTP client


Possible values:
( none authentication key type used
| dsa2048 when ISAM acts as SFTP client
| rsa2048 )
Possible values:
- none : no key

14- Transaction Configuration Commands
14.1 Transaction Configuration Command Tree 14-477

14.2 Transaction Configuration Command 14-478

14 Transaction Configuration Commands
14.1 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

14 Transaction Configuration Commands
14.2 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 14.2-2 "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:

15- SYSLOG Configuration Commands
15.1 SYSLOG Configuration Command Tree 15-480

15.2 Syslog Configuration Commands 15-481
15.3 SYSLOG Destination Configuration command 15-482
15.4 SYSLOG Route Configuration Command 15-485

15 SYSLOG Configuration Commands
15.1 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] version
- [no] time-format
----[no] destination
- (name)
- type
- [no] disable
- [no] upload-rotate
- [no] persist-enable
- [no] persist-timer
----[no] route
- (name)
- msg-type
- facility
- [no] syslog-vlan
- [no] emergency
- [no] alert
- [no] critical
- [no] error
- [no] warning
- [no] notice
- [no] information
- [no] debug

15.2 Syslog Configuration Commands
Command Description
Version parameter allows the operator to configure the syslog RFC version to be used. by default rfc3164 will be
used, Change in the RFC version clears syslog counters, queues and files.
Timeformat parameter allows the operator to configure the timestamp format to be used for rfc5424 syslog version.
By default timewithoutzone (yyyy-mm-ddThr:min:sec.secfracZ) format will be used. If Syslog version is configured
as rfc3164, then mm-dd:hrs:mins:secs format will be used by default.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure system syslog [ no version | version <Syslog::Version> ] [ no time-format | time-format

<Syslog::TimeFormat> ]
Command Parameters
Table 15.2-2 "Syslog Configuration Commands" Command Parameters
[no] version Parameter type: <Syslog::Version> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "rfc3164"
( rfc3164 the RFC version that is to be used
| rfc5424 ) for Syslog. Change in the RFC
Possible values: version clears syslog counters,
- rfc3164 : rfc3164 is selected for syslog version queues and files
- rfc5424 : rfc5424 is selected for syslog version
[no] time-format Parameter type: <Syslog::TimeFormat> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "timewithoutzone"
( timewithoutzone the TimeStamp Format is to be
| timewithzone ) used for rfc5424 Syslog version
Possible values:
- timewithoutzone :
timewithoutzone(yyyy-mm-ddThr:min:sec.secfracZ) format
is selected
- timewithzone :
timewithzone(yyyy-mm-ddThr:min:sec.secfrac(+/-)hh:mm)
format is selected

15.3 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 ] [ [ no ] persist-enable ] [ no persist-timer | persist-timer <Sys::PersistTimer> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 15.3-1 "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 15.3-2 "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
| udp6 : <ipv6::Prefix> / <Sys::NetworkPort> : unlimited
| udp6 : <ipv6::Prefix> / <Sys::NetworkPort> :
<SYS::MaxRate>
| remote-file6 : <ipv6::Prefix> / <Sys::UploadPathName> :
<Sys::ServName> : <Sys::FileSize> )
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
- udp6 : log messages to ipv6 destination
- remote-file6 : remote file in which logs to be stored via v6
server
- IPv4-address
- IPv6-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 in bytes
- range: [1...980000]
Field type <Sys::NetworkPort>
- the network port number
- range: [1...65535]
Possible values:
- unlimited : transfer rate is unlimited, 0 equals unlimited
Field type <SYS::MaxRate>
- transfer rate
- unit: messages/second
- 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
[no] persist-enable Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable copy of local syslog files
to flash. It is not recommended to
enable this feature since the many
copies to compact flash may
shorten its lifetime.
Recommendation is to send
syslog to external server. Since
copy interval is every 5 mins
(default), up to last 5 mins of
syslog data may be lost. When
enabling this feature, syslog
filename must be restricted to
maximum 11 characters. Using
12 characters will lead to failures.
[no] persist-timer Parameter type: <Sys::PersistTimer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "5"
- interval at which local syslog file persistence repeats interval at which local syslog file
- unit: min persistence repeats, range 5 to 60


- range: [5...60] min.

15.4 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 syslog-vlan | syslog-vlan <Syslog::VlanId> ] [ [ no ]
emergency ] [ [ no ] alert ] [ [ no ] critical ] [ [ no ] error ] [ [ no ] warning ] [ [ no ] notice ] [ [ no ] information ] [ [
no ] debug ] )
Command Parameters
Table 15.4-1 "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
| ont-prov-status
| protocol
| tracing4
| dsl )


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
- ont-prov-status : Ont Auto Provision Status Messages
- protocol : protocol message
- dsl : dsl event messages
Table 15.4-2 "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] syslog-vlan Parameter type: <Syslog::VlanId> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- vlan id Vlan of the syslog server valid
- range: [1...4093] only for tracing4 message type
[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

16- Software Management Configuration
Commands
16.1 Software Management Configuration Command Tree 16-489

16.2 Software Replacement Mode Configuration Command 16-490
16.3 Software Management Overall Software Package 16-491
16.4 Database Automatic Activation Configure Command 16-495

16 Software Management Configuration Commands
16.1 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
- sw-replacement-mode
----oswp
- (index)
- primary-file-server-id
- second-file-server-id
X download-set
X autofetch
- [no] activate
- [no] on-schedule-time
----database
- [no] activate
- [no] backup
- [no] backupv6
- [no] auto-backup-intvl

16.2 Software Replacement Mode Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to change how the software is being replaced during OSWP activation.
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 sw-replacement-mode <SwMgnt::SwReplacementMode>
Command Parameters
Table 16.2-2 "Software Replacement Mode Configuration Command" Command Parameters
sw-replacement-mode Parameter type: <SwMgnt::SwReplacementMode> optional parameter
Format: Defines the required mode for
( upgrade-via-active doing Software Replacement.
| upgrade-via-standby
| lt-by-lt )
Possible values:
- upgrade-via-active : Selects mode to do software upgrade
via active nt
- upgrade-via-standby : Enables upgrade via Standby NT
- lt-by-lt : Enables ISSU upgrade mode

16.3 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.
If the system supports software load validation feature and auto-verify is configured for a downloading oswp,
system will perform implicit digital verification of downloaded files.If the digital verification is success system will
make the OSWP state as Enabled/NotActive/UnCommitted otherwise it is Disabled/NotActive/UnCommitted.Also
it should be noted that If auto-verify enabled then download of feature not supported release will have limitation
and will be made as disabled since it will not have Digital signature files to validate. In such cases operator has to
disable auto-verify and download.
Finally, after a successful verification process, Operator has to manually cross verify the root-certificate displayed
in CLI with the distributed root certificate via other channel for that package then only it is ensured that
downloaded package not altered from its original source.
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.
Verify an OSWP
If the system supports software load validation feature Operator can perform explicit digital verification of an
OSWP.To verify an OSWP, the availability state of the OSWP should be Enabled.
Finally, after a successful verification process, Operator has to manually cross verify the root-certificate displayed
in CLI with the distributed root certificate via other channel for that package then only it is ensured that
downloaded package not altered from its original source.
Abort Verify an OSWP

The manager can abort verify on an OSWP when the system running explicit verification on that OSWP.
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure various OSWP attributes and parameters.

User Level
Command Syntax
> configure software-mngt oswp (index) [ primary-file-server-id <SwMngt::serverIdv6> ] [ second-file-server-id

<SwMngt::serverIdv6> ] [ download-set <SwMngt::downloadSet> ] [ autofetch <SwMngt::autoFetch> ] [ no
activate | activate <SwMngt::OswpAutoAct> ] [ no on-schedule-time | on-schedule-time
<Sys::TimeIOInMinsRef1970> ]
Command Parameters
Table 16.3-1 "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 16.3-2 "Software Management Overall Software Package Configuration Command"
Command Parameters
primary-file-server-id Parameter type: <SwMngt::serverIdv6> optional parameter
Format: tftp/sftp server address for overall
( <Ip::V4Address> descriptor file
| ipv6 : <Ip::InetAddressType> )
Possible values:
- ipv6 : Ipv6 address (only for management IPv6 supported
boards)
- IPv4-address
Field type <Ip::InetAddressType>
- IPv6 address
second-file-server-id Parameter type: <SwMngt::serverIdv6> optional parameter
Format: 2nd tftp/sftp server address for
( <Ip::V4Address> overall descriptor file
| ipv6 : <Ip::InetAddressType> )
Possible values:
- ipv6 : Ipv6 address (only for management IPv6 supported
boards)
- IPv4-address
- IPv6 address
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
| on-schedule )
Possible values:
- manually : manually activate the OSWP
- after-download : enable the automatic activation of OSWP
after downloading
- on-schedule : enable the automatic activation of OSWP at
the time defined in on-schedule-time
[no] on-schedule-time Parameter type: <Sys::TimeIOInMinsRef1970> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "1970-01-01 : 00 : 00"
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes) the expected activation time of
OSWP, range:[1970-01-01
00:00,2035-12-31 23:59]

16.4 Database Automatic Activation Configure

Command
Command Description
This command configure database automatic activation and automatic backup states and attributes.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure software-mngt database [ no activate | activate <SwMngt::DbAutoAct> ] [ no backup | backup

<SwMngt::DbAutoBackup> ] [ no backupv6 | backupv6 <SwMngt::V6DbAutoBackup> ] [ no auto-backup-intvl |
auto-backup-intvl <SwMngt::DbAutoBackIntvl> ]
Command Parameters
Table 16.4-2 "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] backupv6 Parameter type: <SwMngt::V6DbAutoBackup> optional parameter with default


( manually IPv6 backup destination of
| activate : <Ip::InetAddressType> / <SwMngt::dbpath> ) database
Possible values:
- manually : manually backup of the database
- activate : automatic backup of the database
- IPv6 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]

17- QoS Configuration Commands
17.1 QoS Configuration Command Tree 17-499

17.2 QoS Configuration Command 17-506
17.3 QoS 802.1P Class-to-Queue Mapping Configuration 17-508
Command
17.4 QoS Dsl Control Pkt Policer Configuration Command 17-510
17.5 QoS Nni Control Pkt Policer Configuration Command 17-512
17.6 QoS DSCP-to-Dot1P Alignment for L3 Forwarded 17-513
Traffic Configuration Command
17.7 QoS Queue Profile Configuration Command 17-514
17.8 QoS Scheduler Node Profile Configuration Command 17-517
17.9 QoS CAC Profile Configuration Command 17-519
17.10 QoS Single Dot1P Marker Configuration Command 17-521
17.11 QoS Single DSCP Marker Configuration Command 17-522
17.12 QoS DSCP Contract Table Marker Configuration 17-523
Command
17.13 QoS DSCP Contract Table Code-point Configuration 17-524
Command For DSCP-contract
17.14 QoS Dot1P and DSCP Contract Table Marker 17-525
17.15 DSCP Contract Table Codepoint Configuration 17-526
Command For D1p-dscp-contract
17.16 QoS Dot1P and Single DSCP Marker Configuration 17-527
Command
17.17 QoS Dot1P Alignment Marker Configuration 17-528
Command
17.18 QoS Dot1P Remark Table Marker Configuration 17-530
Command
17.19 QoS Dot1P Remark Table Dot1p-value Configuration 17-531
Command For Dot1P-Remark
17.20 QoS Policer Profile Configuration Command 17-532
17.21 QoS L2 Filter Profile Configuration Command 17-536
17.22 QoS L3 Filter Profile Configuration Command 17-538
17.23 QoS Policy Action Profile Configuration Command 17-541
17.24 QoS Policy Profile Configuration Command 17-543
17.25 QoS Session Profile Configuration Command 17-545
17.26 QoS Session Upstream Policy List Configuration 17-549
Command
17.27 QoS Session Downstream Policy List Configuration 17-550
Command
17.28 QoS Session remote Upstream Policy List 17-551
17.29 QoS Session Remote Downstream Policy List 17-552
17.30 QoS AggrQueuesConfig Profile Configuration 17-553
Command
17.31 QoS Shaper Profile Configuration Command 17-562
17.32 QoS Bandwidth Profile Configuration Command 17-564
17.33 QoS IngressQoS Profile Configuration Command 17-566
17.34 QoS Rate Limit Profile Configuration Command 17-570
17.35 QoS DSCP to Pbit Mapping Profile Configuration 17-573

Command
17.36 QoS DSCP to Pbit Mapping Profile Configuration 17-574
Command
17.37 QoS DSCP to Tc Mapping Profile Configuration 17-575
Command
17.38 QoS DSCP to Tc Mapping Profile Configuration 17-576
Command
17.39 QoS Policer Per Tc Profile Configure 17-577
17.40 QoS Policer Per Tc Profile Configure 17-578
17.41 QoS CoS Threshold Profile Configuration Command 17-579
17.42 QoS Board-Level Queue and Performance 17-581
17.43 QoS Queue Threshold Crossing Alarm Configuration 17-583
Command
17.44 QoS DSL Link Configuration Command 17-587
17.45 QoS LIM Queue Configuration Command 17-589
17.46 QoS ShdSL Link Configuration Command 17-591
17.47 QoS LIM Queue (SHDSL) Configuration Command 17-593
17.48 QoS Interface Configuration Command 17-595
17.49 QoS Interface Queue Configuration Command 17-603
17.50 QoS Interface Upstream Queue Configuration 17-607
Command
17.51 QoS Interface Remote Downstream Queue 17-612
17.52 QoS Line Control Packets Rate Limit Configuration 17-616
Command
17.53 P-bit Based Scheduling For SC Forwarder Cross 17-618
Connect/Residential Bridge Configuration Command
17.54 QoS system level Up Control Packet DSCP/Pbit 17-620
marking, TC mapping Configuration Command
17.55 QoS system level Dn Control Packet DSCP/Pbit 17-622
marking, TC mapping Configuration Command
17.56 QoS handling of upstream protocols(ARP, PPPoE, 17-624
DHCPv4/v6,ND and MLD) for DSL LT's Configuration
Command

17 QoS Configuration Commands
17.1 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
- [no] use-dei
- [no] set-dei
----tc-map-dot1p
- (index)
X queue
- tc
- dpcolor
- policer-color
----dsl-ctrl-pkt-policer
- [no] sustained-rate
- [no] burst-size
- [no] protocol-ctrl
----nni-ctrl-pkt-policer
- [no] burst-size
----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] peak-info-rate
- [no] peak-burst-size
- [no] cos-threshold
----[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] count
- [no] mirror-vlan
- [no] tc-value
----[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] ing-outer-marker
- [no] ds-schedule-tag
- [no] up-policer-per-tc
- [no] up-dscptotc-prof
- [no] dn-dscptotc-prof
- [no] up-pbittotc-prof
- [no] dn-pbittotc-prof
- [no] up-default-tc
- [no] dn-default-tc
----[no] up-policy
- (name)
----[no] down-policy
- (name)
----[no] rem-up-policy
- (name)
----[no] rem-down-policy
- (name)
----[no] aggrqueuesconfig
- (name)
- [no] q0-priority
- [no] q1-priority
- [no] q2-priority
- [no] q3-priority
- [no] q4-priority
- [no] q5-priority
- [no] q6-priority
- [no] q7-priority
- [no] q0-weight
- [no] q1-weight

- [no] q2-weight
- [no] q3-weight
- [no] q4-weight
- [no] q5-weight
- [no] q6-weight
- [no] q7-weight
- [no] q0-shaper-prof
- [no] q0-queue-prof
- [no] q0-bandwidth-prof
- [no] q0-bw-sharing
----[no] shaper
- (name)
- committed-burst-size
- [no] excess-info-rate
- [no] type
- [no] autoshape
----[no] bandwidth
- (name)
- assured-info-rate
- excessive-info-rate
- [no] delay-tolerance
- [no] assu-burst-size
- [no] exce-burst-size
- [no] dbru
- [no] dt-scaling-factor
----[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] use-dei
- [no] dot1-p0-color
- [no] dot1-p0-pol-tc
----[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
----[no] dscp-tc
- (name)
----codepoint
- (codepoint)
- tc-value
----[no] policer-per-tc
- (name)
----tc-policer

- (tc)
- [no] policer
----[no] cos-threshold
- (name)
- [no] tc0-threshold
----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
- [no] qpeak-usage-th
----X dsl-port
- (index)
- [no] scheduler-profile
- cac-profile
----X queue
- (queue)
- queue-profile
----X shdsl-port
- (index)
- scheduler-profile
- cac-profile
----X queue
- (queue)
- queue-profile
----interface
- (index)
- [no] scheduler-node
- [no] ingress-profile
- [no] cac-profile
- [no] ext-cac
- [no] ds-queue-sharing
- [no] us-queue-sharing
- [no] ds-num-queue
- [no] ds-num-rem-queue
- [no] us-num-queue
- [no] queue-stats-on
- [no] autoschedule
- oper-weight

- oper-rate
- [no] us-vlanport-queue
- [no] dsfld-shaper-prof
- [no] ds-rem-shaper
- [no] bandwidth-profile
- [no] bandwidth-sharing
- [no] aggr-usq-profile
- [no] aggr-dsq-profile
- [no] gem-sharing
- [no] scheduler-mode
- [no] mc-scheduler-node
- [no] bc-scheduler-node
- [no] ds-schedule-tag
----queue
- (queue)
- priority
- weight
- oper-weight
- queue-profile
- shaper-profile
----upstream-queue
- (queue)
- [no] priority
- [no] weight
- [no] bandwidth-profile
- [no] ext-bw
- [no] bandwidth-sharing
- [no] queue-profile
- [no] shaper-profile
----ds-rem-queue
- (queue)
- [no] priority
- [no] weight
----[no] ctrl-pkt-policer
- (protocol-id)
- [no] burst-size
----pbit-scheduling
- [no] sc-xcon-us
- [no] sc-xcon-dn
- [no] sc-rb-us
- [no] sc-rb-dn
----[no] up-ctrl-pkt
- (protocol-id)
- [no] dscp
- [no] pbit
- [no] tc
----[no] dn-ctrl-pkt
- (protocol-id)
- [no] dscp
- [no] pbit
- [no] tc
----upstr-prot-dsl
- [no] enable

17.2 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> ] [ [ no ] use-dei ] [
[ no ] set-dei ]
Command Parameters
Table 17.2-2 "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
[no] use-dei Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
Enable global control of DEI
aware
[no] set-dei Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
Enable global control of DEI
remark

17.3 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 17.3-1 "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 17.3-2 "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

17.4 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 17.4-2 "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

17.5 QoS Nni Control Pkt Policer Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a upstream QoS Nni 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.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos nni-ctrl-pkt-policer [ no sustained-rate | sustained-rate <Qos::NniSustainedRate> ] [ no burst-size |

burst-size <Qos::NniCtrlBurstSize> ]
Command Parameters
Table 17.5-2 "QoS Nni Control Pkt Policer Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] sustained-rate Parameter type: <Qos::NniSustainedRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 64
- the police rate of inc user pkts in pps max sustainable rate in
- range: [1...256] packets/sec
[no] burst-size Parameter type: <Qos::NniCtrlBurstSize> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 128
- the burst size max burst size, in packets
- range: [1...256]

17.6 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 17.6-1 "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 17.6-2 "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]

17.7 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 17.7-1 "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 17.7-2 "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 of green frames or min threshold of frames
for RED type or min queue size for gpon-tail-drop: if unit is
packet,range:[1..1048574] for gpon, [1..1398100] for non
gpon,[1..681] for DSL,[1..1999] for ngvr; if unit is
byte,range is [1..2147483646] for fibre
bactypes,[1..1048575] for DSL bactypes,[1..3000319] for
ngvr bactypes
- range: [1...2147483646]
Field type <Qos::MaxThreshold>
- max threshold of green frames or max threshold of frames
for RED type or max queue size for tail-drop/gpon-tail-drop:
if unit is packet,range:[2..1048575] for gpon, [2..1398101]
for non gpon,[2..682] for DSL, [2..2000] for ngvr;if unit is
byte,range is [2..2147483647] for fibre bactypes,
[2..1048576] for DSL bactypes; [2..3000320] for ngvr
bactypes
- range: [2...2147483647]
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
ngvr bactypes
- range: [1...2147483646]
Field type <Qos::MaxThresholdYellow>
- max threshold for yellow frames: if unit is
gpon,[2..682] for DSL, [2..2000] for ngvr;if unit is


bactypes
- range: [2...2147483647]
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
ngvr bactypes
- range: [1...2147483646]
Field type <Qos::MaxThresholdRed>
- max threshold for red frames: if unit is
gpon,[2..682] for DSL, [2..2000] for ngvr;if unit is
bactypes
- range: [2...2147483647]
Field type <Qos::DiscardProbRed>
- maximum discard probability of red frames
- unit: %
- range: [0...100]
Field type <Qos::MinQueueSize>
- minimum guaranteed queue size : if unit is
gpon,[1..1999] for ngvr; if unit is byte,range is
[1..2147483646] for fibre bactypes,[1..3000319] for ngvr
bactypes
- range: [1...2147483646]
Field type <Qos::MaxQueueSize>
- maximum queue size: if unit is packet,range:[2..1048575]
for gpon, [2..1398101] for non gpon,[2..2000] for ngvr;if
unit is byte,range is [2..2147483647] for fibre
bactypes,[2..3000320] for ngvr bactypes
- range: [2...2147483647]
[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

17.8 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 17.8-1 "QoS Scheduler Node Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 17.8-2 "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


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

17.9 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 17.9-1 "QoS CAC Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 17.9-2 "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
| generic-pon-cac )
Possible values:
- dsl-cac : cac profile for dsl links
- pon-cac : cac profile for pon interfaces
obsolete alternative replaced by generic-pon-cac
- generic-pon-cac : cac profile for epon gpon and ngpon2
interfaces

17.10 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 17.10-1 "QoS Single Dot1P Marker Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 17.10-2 "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]

17.11 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 17.11-1 "QoS Single DSCP Marker Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 17.11-2 "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

17.12 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 17.12-1 "QoS DSCP Contract Table Marker Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 17.12-2 "QoS DSCP Contract Table Marker Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
[no] alignment Parameter type: boolean optional parameter

17.13 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 17.13-1 "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 17.13-2 "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

17.14 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 17.14-1 "QoS Dot1P and DSCP Contract Table Marker Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 17.14-2 "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

17.15 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 17.15-1 "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 17.15-2 "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

17.16 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 17.16-1 "QoS Dot1P and Single DSCP Marker Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 17.16-2 "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]

17.17 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 17.17-1 "QoS Dot1P Alignment Marker Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 17.17-2 "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.

17.18 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 17.18-1 "QoS Dot1P Remark Table Marker Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32

17.19 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 17.19-1 "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 17.19-2 "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]

17.20 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> ] [ no peak-info-rate | peak-info-rate <Qos::PeakInfoRate> ] [ no peak-burst-size |
peak-burst-size <Qos::PeakBurstSize> ] [ no cos-threshold | cos-threshold <Qos::QosCoSThresholdProfileName> ]
)
Command Parameters
Table 17.20-1 "QoS Policer Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 17.20-2 "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.
| trtcmwithcosrfc2698 the policer type
| trtcmwithcosrfc4115 )
Possible values:
- single-token-bucket : single token bucket
- trtcm : trtcm Policer
- trtcmwithcosrfc2698 : trTCMwithCoS RFC2698 policer
- trtcmwithcosrfc4115 : trTCMwithCoS RFC4115 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, marker profile
| setouterdei ) for green packet
Possible values:
- pass : pass
- remark : remark
- setouterdei : setOuterDEI
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, marker profile


| remark : <Aaa::IgnoredQosProfileName> for yellow packet
| setouterdei )
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, marker profile for red
| remark : <Aaa::IgnoredQosProfileName> packet
| setouterdei )
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
[no] peak-info-rate Parameter type: <Qos::PeakInfoRate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- peak information rate, for RFC2698 peak information rate of a policer
- unit: kbps for trtcm
- range: [0...2147483647]
[no] peak-burst-size Parameter type: <Qos::PeakBurstSize> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- peak burst size of a policer, for RFC2698 peak burst size of a policer for
- unit: bytes trtcm
- range: [0...134217728]
[no] cos-threshold Parameter type: <Qos::QosCoSThresholdProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none cos threshold profile name
| name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> ) applicable on the profile
Possible values:


and software.

17.21 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 17.21-1 "QoS L2 Filter Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 17.21-2 "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

17.22 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 17.22-1 "QoS L3 Filter Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 17.22-2 "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
<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
<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.
- 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
( 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]

17.23 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,count 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.
Count configures whether the traffic classified by filter needs to be counted. Count means enable to count the
traffic classified by filter, no count means disable to count the traffic classified by the filter. Default value is no
count.
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> ] [ [ no ] count ] [ no
mirror-vlan | mirror-vlan <Qos::PolicyActionMirrorVlan> ] [ no tc-value | tc-value <Qos::tcvalue> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 17.23-1 "QoS Policy Action Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 17.23-2 "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.
[no] count Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable to count traffic classified
by filter
[no] mirror-vlan Parameter type: <Qos::PolicyActionMirrorVlan> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- vlan id for mirror, 0 means no mirror vlan id for mirror, 0 means no
- range: [0...4093] mirror
[no] tc-value Parameter type: <Qos::tcvalue> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1L
- traffic class value range tc value to map the queue for
- range: [-1...7] matched packet, -1 means no
change

17.24 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 17.24-1 "QoS Policy Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 17.24-2 "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.

17.25 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.
• tag selection for downstream scheduler.
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> ] [ no
ing-outer-marker | ing-outer-marker <Qos::QosMarkerProfileName> ] [ no ds-schedule-tag | ds-schedule-tag
<Qos::DsSchedulerProfileTag> ] [ no up-policer-per-tc | up-policer-per-tc <Qos::QosPolicerPerTCProfileName> ]
[ no up-dscptotc-prof | up-dscptotc-prof <Qos::QosDscpToTcProfileName> ] [ no dn-dscptotc-prof |
dn-dscptotc-prof <Qos::QosDscpToTcProfileName> ] [ no up-pbittotc-prof | up-pbittotc-prof
<Qos::QosPbitToTcProfileName> ] [ no dn-pbittotc-prof | dn-pbittotc-prof <Qos::QosPbitToTcProfileName> ] [ no
up-default-tc | up-default-tc <Qos::tcvalue> ] [ no dn-default-tc | dn-default-tc <Qos::tcvalue> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 17.25-1 "QoS Session Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 17.25-2 "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.
[no] ing-outer-marker Parameter type: <Qos::QosMarkerProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none outer marker profile name
| name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> ) applicable on this session ingress
Possible values:
and software.
[no] ds-schedule-tag Parameter type: <Qos::DsSchedulerProfileTag> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "system-default"
( system-default specifies downstream scheduler
| cvlantag tag
| svlantag )
Possible values:
- system-default : system default behavior: always the egress
outer tag used.
- cvlantag : Select downstream scheduler based on the
c-vlan.
- svlantag : Select downstream scheduler based on the
s-vlan.
[no] up-policer-per-tc Parameter type: <Qos::QosPolicerPerTCProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none policer-per-tc profile name
| name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> ) applicable on this session
Possible values: upstream
and software.
[no] up-dscptotc-prof Parameter type: <Qos::QosDscpToTcProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none dscp to tc qos profile name
| name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> ) applicable on this session in


and software.
[no] dn-dscptotc-prof Parameter type: <Qos::QosDscpToTcProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none dscp to tc qos profile name
Possible values: downstream
and software.
[no] up-pbittotc-prof Parameter type: <Qos::QosPbitToTcProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none pbit to tc qos profile name
and software.
[no] dn-pbittotc-prof Parameter type: <Qos::QosPbitToTcProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none pbit to tc qos profile name
Possible values: downstream
and software.
[no] up-default-tc Parameter type: <Qos::tcvalue> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1L
- traffic class value range tc mapping for non ip packet
- range: [-1...7] applicable on this session in
upstream
[no] dn-default-tc Parameter type: <Qos::tcvalue> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1L
- traffic class value range tc mapping for non ip packet
- range: [-1...7] applicable on this session in
downstream

17.26 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 17.26-1 "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

17.27 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 17.27-1 "QoS Session Downstream Policy List Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32

17.28 QoS Session remote Upstream Policy List

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a list of remote side upstream policies in a QoS session profile.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles session (name) ( no rem-up-policy (name) ) | ( rem-up-policy (name) )
Command Parameters
Table 17.28-1 "QoS Session remote Upstream Policy List Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32

17.29 QoS Session Remote Downstream Policy List

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a list of remote side downstream policies in a QoS session profile.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles session (name) ( no rem-down-policy (name) ) | ( rem-down-policy (name) )
Command Parameters
Table 17.29-1 "QoS Session Remote Downstream Policy List Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32

17.30 QoS AggrQueuesConfig Profile

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a QoS AggrQueuesConfig profile.The AggrQueuesConfig Profile
table stores the attributes of 8 queues of one UNI.These AggrQueuesConfig profiles are applicable to qos interface
for UNI Upstream and Downstream.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles ( no aggrqueuesconfig (name) ) | ( aggrqueuesconfig (name) [ no q0-priority | q0-priority
<Qos::Qpriority_0> ] [ no q1-priority | q1-priority <Qos::Qpriority_1> ] [ no q2-priority | q2-priority
<Qos::Qpriority_6> ] [ no q7-priority | q7-priority <Qos::Qpriority_7> ] [ no q0-weight | q0-weight
<Qos::QosWeight> ] [ no q1-weight | q1-weight <Qos::QosWeight> ] [ no q2-weight | q2-weight
<Qos::QosWeight> ] [ no q7-weight | q7-weight <Qos::QosWeight> ] [ no q0-shaper-prof | q0-shaper-prof
<Qos::QosShaperProfileName> ] [ no q1-shaper-prof | q1-shaper-prof <Qos::QosShaperProfileName> ] [ no
q2-shaper-prof | q2-shaper-prof <Qos::QosShaperProfileName> ] [ no q3-shaper-prof | q3-shaper-prof
q5-shaper-prof | q5-shaper-prof <Qos::QosShaperProfileName> ] [ no q6-shaper-prof | q6-shaper-prof
q0-queue-prof | q0-queue-prof <Qos::QosQueueProfName> ] [ no q1-queue-prof | q1-queue-prof
<Qos::QosQueueProfName> ] [ no q2-queue-prof | q2-queue-prof <Qos::QosQueueProfName> ] [ no
<Qos::QosQueueProfName> ] [ no q5-queue-prof | q5-queue-prof <Qos::QosQueueProfName> ] [ no
<Qos::QosQueueProfName> ] [ no q0-bandwidth-prof | q0-bandwidth-prof <Qos::QosBandwidthProfileName> ] [
no q1-bandwidth-prof | q1-bandwidth-prof <Qos::QosBandwidthProfileName> ] [ no q2-bandwidth-prof |
q2-bandwidth-prof <Qos::QosBandwidthProfileName> ] [ no q3-bandwidth-prof | q3-bandwidth-prof
<Qos::QosBandwidthProfileName> ] [ no q4-bandwidth-prof | q4-bandwidth-prof
<Qos::QosBandwidthProfileName> ] [ no q0-bw-sharing | q0-bw-sharing <Qos::BandwidthSharing_0> ] [ no
q1-bw-sharing | q1-bw-sharing <Qos::BandwidthSharing_1> ] [ no q2-bw-sharing | q2-bw-sharing
<Qos::BandwidthSharing_2> ] [ no q3-bw-sharing | q3-bw-sharing <Qos::BandwidthSharing_3> ] [ no
q4-bw-sharing | q4-bw-sharing <Qos::BandwidthSharing_4> ] [ no q5-bw-sharing | q5-bw-sharing
<Qos::BandwidthSharing_5> ] [ no q6-bw-sharing | q6-bw-sharing <Qos::BandwidthSharing_6> ] [ no
q7-bw-sharing | q7-bw-sharing <Qos::BandwidthSharing_7> ] )

Command Parameters
Table 17.30-1 "QoS AggrQueuesConfig Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 17.30-2 "QoS AggrQueuesConfig Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] q0-priority Parameter type: <Qos::Qpriority_0> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 1
- priority corresponding to queue 0 priority corresponding to queue 0
- range: [1...8]
Format: value: 1
- range: [1...8]
Format: value: 1
- range: [1...8]
Format: value: 1
- range: [1...8]
Format: value: 1
- range: [1...8]
Format: value: 1
- range: [1...8]
Format: value: 1
- range: [1...8]
Format: value: 1
- range: [1...8]
[no] q0-weight Parameter type: <Qos::QosWeight> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 1
- relative weight relative weight of the queue 0
- range: [0...127]
Format: value: 1
- range: [0...127]
Format: value: 1
- range: [0...127]


Format: value: 1
- range: [0...127]
Format: value: 1
- range: [0...127]
Format: value: 1
- range: [0...127]
Format: value: 1
- range: [0...127]
Format: value: 1
- range: [0...127]
[no] q0-shaper-prof Parameter type: <Qos::QosShaperProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none the associated queue 0 shaper
| name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> ) profile.
Possible values:
and software.
Possible values:
and software.
Possible values:
and software.
Possible values:


and software.
Possible values:
and software.
Possible values:
and software.
Possible values:
and software.
Possible values:
and software.
[no] q0-queue-prof Parameter type: <Qos::QosQueueProfName> optional parameter with default
( none name of the queue 0 queue
| name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> ) profile
Possible values:


and software.
Possible values:
and software.
Possible values:
and software.
Possible values:
and software.
Possible values:
and software.
Possible values:


and software.
Possible values:
and software.
Possible values:
and software.
[no] q0-bandwidth-prof Parameter type: <Qos::QosBandwidthProfileName> optional parameter with default
( name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> the name of the queue 0
| none ) bandwidth profile.
Possible values:
and software.
Possible values:
and software.
Possible values:
and software.


Possible values:
and software.
Possible values:
and software.
Possible values:
and software.
Possible values:
and software.
Possible values:
and software.
[no] q0-bw-sharing Parameter type: <Qos::BandwidthSharing_0> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "no-sharing"


( no-sharing enable or disable queue 0
| uni-sharing bandwidth sharing
| ont-sharing )
Possible values:
- no-sharing : disable bandwith sharing
- uni-sharing : enable BW or TCONT sharing on a single
UNI
- ont-sharing : enable BW or TCONT sharing on across
UNIs of an ONT
| ont-sharing )
Possible values:
- no-sharing : disable bandwidth sharing
UNI
UNIs of an ONT
| ont-sharing )
Possible values:
UNI
UNIs of an ONT
| ont-sharing )
Possible values:
UNI
UNIs of an ONT
| ont-sharing )
Possible values:
UNI
UNIs of an ONT


| ont-sharing )
Possible values:
UNI
UNIs of an ONT
| ont-sharing )
Possible values:
UNI
UNIs of an ONT
| ont-sharing )
Possible values:
UNI
UNIs of an ONT

17.31 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 17.31-1 "QoS Shaper Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 17.31-2 "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
| twotokenbuckettworate )
Possible values:
- singletokenbucket : single Token Bucket
- singletokenbucketgpon : single Token Bucket for GPON
- onetokentworate : single Token Two Rate Bucket
- twotokenbuckettworate : two 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

17.32 QoS Bandwidth Profile Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a QoS Bandwidth profile. A QoS Bandwidth profile contains
upstream rate enforcement information for frames to which this profile is applied.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles ( no bandwidth (name) ) | ( bandwidth (name) committed-info-rate

<Qos::BwCommittedInfoRate> assured-info-rate <Qos::BwAssuredInfoRate> excessive-info-rate
<Qos::BwExcessiveInfoRate> [ no delay-tolerance | delay-tolerance <Qos::DelayTolerance> ] [ no assu-burst-size |
assu-burst-size <Qos::BwAssuredBurstSize> ] [ no exce-burst-size | exce-burst-size <Qos::BwExcessiveBurstSize>
] [ no dbru | dbru <Qos::BwDBRu> ] [ no dt-scaling-factor | dt-scaling-factor <Qos::BwDTScalingFactor> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 17.32-1 "QoS Bandwidth Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 17.32-2 "QoS Bandwidth Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
committed-info-rate Parameter type: <Qos::BwCommittedInfoRate> mandatory parameter
Format: committed information rate
- committed information rate
- unit: kbps
- range: [0...25000000]
assured-info-rate Parameter type: <Qos::BwAssuredInfoRate> mandatory parameter
Format: assured information rate
- assured information rate
- unit: kbps
- range: [0...25000000]
excessive-info-rate Parameter type: <Qos::BwExcessiveInfoRate> mandatory parameter
Format: excessive information rate
- excessive information rate
- unit: kbps


- range: [0...25000000]
[no] delay-tolerance Parameter type: <Qos::DelayTolerance> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "1"
- delay tolerance delay tolerance
- range: [1...240]
[no] assu-burst-size Parameter type: <Qos::BwAssuredBurstSize> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 256L
- assured burst size only for EPON assured burst size only for EPON
- unit: kB
- range: [1...256]
[no] exce-burst-size Parameter type: <Qos::BwExcessiveBurstSize> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 256L
- excessive burst size only for EPON excessive burst size only for
- unit: kB EPON
- range: [1...256]
[no] dbru Parameter type: <Qos::BwDBRu> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "enable-if-supported"
( enable DBRu enable
| disable
| enable-if-supported )
Possible values:
- enable : enable use of DBRu
- disable : disable use of DBRu
- enable-if-supported : enable DBRu if supported
[no] dt-scaling-factor Parameter type: <Qos::BwDTScalingFactor> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "1"
(1 DTScalingFactor for 25G PON
|4) QDT mode
Possible values:
- 1 : set DtScalingFactor to 1(default value)
- 4 : set DtScalingFactor to 4

17.33 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 ] use-dei ] [ 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> ] [ no dot1-p0-pol-tc | dot1-p0-pol-tc <Qos::PolTCMask_0> ] [ no dot1-p1-pol-tc |
dot1-p1-pol-tc <Qos::PolTCMask_1> ] [ no dot1-p2-pol-tc | dot1-p2-pol-tc <Qos::PolTCMask_2> ] [ no
dot1-p3-pol-tc | dot1-p3-pol-tc <Qos::PolTCMask_3> ] [ no dot1-p4-pol-tc | dot1-p4-pol-tc <Qos::PolTCMask_4>
] [ no dot1-p5-pol-tc | dot1-p5-pol-tc <Qos::PolTCMask_5> ] [ no dot1-p6-pol-tc | dot1-p6-pol-tc
<Qos::PolTCMask_6> ] [ no dot1-p7-pol-tc | dot1-p7-pol-tc <Qos::PolTCMask_7> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 17.33-1 "QoS IngressQoS Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 17.33-2 "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] use-dei Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable use of DEI bit
[no] dot1-p0-color Parameter type: <Qos::NibbleMask_0> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "green"
( green ingress color corresponding to
| yellow pbit0
| red
| not-used )
Possible values:
- red : red color
- not-used : pbit not in use
| yellow pbit1
| red
| not-used )
Possible values:
- red : red color
| yellow pbit2
| red
| not-used )


Possible values:
- red : red color
| yellow pbit3
| red
| not-used )
Possible values:
- red : red color
| yellow pbit4
| red
| not-used )
Possible values:
- red : red color
| yellow pbit5
| red
| not-used )
Possible values:
- red : red color
| yellow pbit6
| red
| not-used )
Possible values:
- red : red color
| yellow pbit7
| red
| not-used )
Possible values:


- red : red color
[no] dot1-p0-pol-tc Parameter type: <Qos::PolTCMask_0> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 15
- policing traffic class corresponding to pbit0 policing traffic class
- range: [0...7,15] corresponding to pbit0
Format: value: 15
Format: value: 15
Format: value: 15
Format: value: 15
Format: value: 15
Format: value: 15
Format: value: 15

17.34 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 17.34-1 "QoS Rate Limit Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 17.34-2 "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]

17.35 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 17.35-1 "QoS DSCP to Pbit Mapping Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32

17.36 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 17.36-1 "QoS DSCP to Pbit Mapping Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
- range: [0...63]
Table 17.36-2 "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]

17.37 QoS DSCP to Tc Mapping Profile

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a QoS DSCP to Tc mapping profile. To configure the DSCP
codepoints in the DSCP to tc mapping, the command "configure qos profiles dscp-tc (name) codepoint (codepoint)
(value)" is to be used.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles ( no dscp-tc (name) ) | ( dscp-tc (name) )
Command Parameters
Table 17.37-1 "QoS DSCP to Tc Mapping Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32

17.38 QoS DSCP to Tc Mapping Profile

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a QoS DSCP to Tc mapping profile. To configure the DSCP
codepoints in the DSCP to tc mapping, the command "configure qos profiles dscp-tc (name) codepoint (codepoint)
(value)" is to be used.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles dscp-tc (name) codepoint (codepoint) [ tc-value <Qos::DscpToTcAlign> ]
Command Parameters
Table 17.38-1 "QoS DSCP to Tc Mapping Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
- range: [0...63]
Table 17.38-2 "QoS DSCP to Tc Mapping Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
tc-value Parameter type: <Qos::DscpToTcAlign> optional parameter
Format: the tc value to be assigned to the
- the Tc value dscp codepoint
- range: [0...7]

17.39 QoS Policer Per Tc Profile Configure
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure policer per tc profile. .
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles ( no policer-per-tc (name) ) | ( policer-per-tc (name) )
Command Parameters
Table 17.39-1 "QoS Policer Per Tc Profile Configure" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32

17.40 QoS Policer Per Tc Profile Configure
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure policer per tc profile. .
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles policer-per-tc (name) tc-policer (tc) [ no policer | policer <Qos::QosPolicerProfileName> ]
Command Parameters
Table 17.40-1 "QoS Policer Per Tc Profile Configure" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
(tc) Format: the value of the tc index
- the number of the TC index
- range: [0...7]
Table 17.40-2 "QoS Policer Per Tc Profile Configure" Command Parameters
[no] policer Parameter type: <Qos::QosPolicerProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none the value of the tc
| name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> )
Possible values:
and software.

17.41 QoS CoS Threshold Profile Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a QoS CoS threshold profile. A QoS CoS threshold profile contains
all settings related to a policer threshold.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos profiles ( no cos-threshold (name) ) | ( cos-threshold (name) [ no tc0-threshold | tc0-threshold
<Qos::tcThreshold> ] [ no tc1-threshold | tc1-threshold <Qos::tcThreshold> ] [ no tc2-threshold | tc2-threshold
<Qos::tcThreshold> ] [ no tc7-threshold | tc7-threshold <Qos::tcThreshold> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 17.41-1 "QoS CoS Threshold Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 17.41-2 "QoS CoS Threshold Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] tc0-threshold Parameter type: <Qos::tcThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- Percentage of the QoS Thresh tc0 threshold, unit: percent
- range: [0...100]
Format: value: 0
- range: [0...100]
Format: value: 0
- range: [0...100]
Format: value: 0


- range: [0...100]
Format: value: 0
- range: [0...100]
Format: value: 0
- range: [0...100]
Format: value: 0
- range: [0...100]
Format: value: 0
- range: [0...100]

17.42 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 17.42-1 "QoS Board-Level Queue and Performance Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
(index) Format: the physical number of the slot
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Table 17.42-2 "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.

17.43 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> ] [ no
qpeak-usage-th | qpeak-usage-th <Qos::PercentThresh> ]
Command Parameters
Table 17.43-1 "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>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
<Eqpt::PonId>


<Eqpt::PonId>
| vlan : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> /
<Eqpt::OntPortId> : <Eqpt::UnstackedVlan>
<Eqpt::OntPortId> : stacked : <Eqpt::SVlan> :
<Eqpt::CVlan>
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / voip :
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / vuni :
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / voip : stacked :
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / vuni : stacked :
<Eqpt::PortId> : <Eqpt::UnstackedVlan>
<Eqpt::PortId> : stacked : <Eqpt::SVlan> : <Eqpt::CVlan>
| vlan:ng2 : <Eqpt::ChannelGroupId> /
| ltbackpl : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
<Eqpt::SlotId>
/ <Eqpt::XPonId>


Possible values:
- pon : pon
- x-pon : xgs pon
- 25g-pon : 25g pon
- ont : ont
- epon : epon
- eont : eont
- ellid : ellid
- vlan : vlan
- vlan:ng2 : ngpon2 vlan
- ltbackpl : Backplane Port on LT
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Possible values:
Possible values:
Possible values:


- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
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 17.43-2 "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]
[no] qpeak-usage-th Parameter type: <Qos::PercentThresh> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- Percentage of the QoS Thresh The threshold of the per queue
- range: [0...100] traffic peak usage.

17.44 QoS DSL Link Configuration Command
Command Description
Obsolete command, replaced by configure qos interface (index).
This command allows the operator to configure QoS settings on subscriber interfaces. For each subscriber
interface the operator can apply scheduling and CAC settings.
A scheduler profile is used to configure egress scheduler settings for egress subscriber interfaces on L3 cards. A
CAC profile is used to configure CAC settings for a subscriber interface.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos dsl-port (index) [ no scheduler-profile | scheduler-profile <Qos::SchedulerProfName> ] [

cac-profile <Qos::QosCacProfileName> ]
Command Parameters
Table 17.44-1 "QoS DSL Link Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: physical port of a subscriber
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / interface.
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Table 17.44-2 "QoS DSL Link Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] scheduler-profile Parameter type: <Qos::SchedulerProfName> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "name : CL_66"
name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> name of scheduler profile to be
Possible values: mapped on this subscriber
- name : enter profile name to be associated interface.


and software.
cac-profile Parameter type: <Qos::QosCacProfileName> optional parameter
Format: name of cac profile to be mapped
( name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> on this subscriber interface.
| none )
Possible values:
and software.

17.45 QoS LIM Queue Configuration Command
Command Description
Obsolete command, replaced by configure qos interface (index) queue.
This command allows the operator to configure a QoS Line Card queue. On the L3 line cards, each DSL interface
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. However, this is
not recommended because this allows QoS un-aware packet discard. If the total downstream buffer pool is
over-subscribed, the system logs a warning message. Proceed with care, as this allows QoS un-aware packet
discard in extreme traffic conditions.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos dsl-port (index) queue (queue) [ queue-profile <Qos::QosQueueProfileName> ]

Command Parameters
Table 17.45-1 "QoS LIM Queue Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: physical port of a subscriber
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / interface.
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
(queue) Format: queue in scope of 1 dsl link on a
- output dsl/gpon/epon port queue number line-interface-module
- range: [0...7,255]
Table 17.45-2 "QoS LIM Queue Configuration Command" Command Parameters
queue-profile Parameter type: <Qos::QosQueueProfileName> optional parameter
Format: name of the queue profile


( none
Possible values:
and software.

17.46 QoS ShdSL Link Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure Shdsl links. For each Shdsl link the operator can apply scheduling
and CAC settings.
A scheduler profile is used to configure egress scheduler settings for each egress Shdsl interface. A CAC profile is
used to configure CAC settings for each Shdsl interface.
The Shdsl link table can be configured on the SMLT-H , SMLT-J and NSLT-A units.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos shdsl-port (index) [ scheduler-profile <Qos::QosSchedulerProfileName> ] [ cac-profile

<Qos::QosCacProfileName> ]
Command Parameters
Table 17.46-1 "QoS ShdSL Link Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: physical port of a shdsl link
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> /
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Table 17.46-2 "QoS ShdSL Link Configuration Command" Command Parameters
scheduler-profile Parameter type: <Qos::QosSchedulerProfileName> optional parameter
Format: name of scheduler profile to be
( none mapped on this dsl link
Possible values:


and software.
cac-profile Parameter type: <Qos::QosCacProfileName> optional parameter
Format: name of cac profile to be mapped
( name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> on this dsl link
| none )
Possible values:
and software.

17.47 QoS LIM Queue (SHDSL) Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a QoS Line Card queue. On the L3 line cards, each SHDSL
interface 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. However, this is
not recommended because this allows QoS un-aware packet discard. If the total downstream buffer pool is
over-subscribed, the system logs a warning message. Proceed with care, as this allows QoS un-aware packet
discard in extreme traffic conditions.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos shdsl-port (index) queue (queue) [ queue-profile <Qos::QosQueueProfileName> ]

Command Parameters
Table 17.47-1 "QoS LIM Queue (SHDSL) Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: physical port of a shdsl link
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
(queue) Format: queue in scope of 1 dsl link on a
- output dsl/gpon/epon port queue number line-interface-module
- range: [0...7,255]
Table 17.47-2 "QoS LIM Queue (SHDSL) Configuration Command" Command Parameters


queue-profile Parameter type: <Qos::QosQueueProfileName> optional parameter
( none
Possible values:
and software.

17.48 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-queue-sharing ] [ [ no
] us-queue-sharing ] [ no ds-num-queue | ds-num-queue <Qos::NumberofQueues> ] [ no ds-num-rem-queue |
ds-num-rem-queue <Qos::NumberofQueues> ] [ no us-num-queue | us-num-queue <Qos::NumberofQueues> ] [ [
no ] queue-stats-on ] [ [ no ] autoschedule ] [ oper-weight <Qos::QosWeight> ] [ oper-rate
<Qos::ShaperExcessiveInfoRate> ] [ [ no ] us-vlanport-queue ] [ no dsfld-shaper-prof | dsfld-shaper-prof
<Qos::QosShaperProfileName> ] [ no ds-rem-shaper | ds-rem-shaper <Qos::QosShaperProfileName> ] [ no
bandwidth-profile | bandwidth-profile <Qos::QosBandwidthProfileName> ] [ no bandwidth-sharing |
bandwidth-sharing <Qos::UniBandwidthSharing> ] [ no aggr-usq-profile | aggr-usq-profile
<Qos::QosAggrQueuesConfigProfileName> ] [ no aggr-dsq-profile | aggr-dsq-profile
<Qos::QosAggrQueuesConfigProfileName> ] [ no gem-sharing | gem-sharing <Qos::GemSharing> ] [ no
scheduler-mode | scheduler-mode <Qos::SchedulerMode> ] [ no mc-scheduler-node | mc-scheduler-node
<Qos::SchedulerNodeProfName> ] [ no bc-scheduler-node | bc-scheduler-node <Qos::SchedulerNodeProfName> ]
[ no ds-schedule-tag | ds-schedule-tag <Qos::DsScheduleTag> ]
Command Parameters
Table 17.48-1 "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>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
<Eqpt::PonId>


<Eqpt::PonId>
<Eqpt::CVlan>
<Eqpt::SlotId>


/ <Eqpt::XPonId>
Possible values:
- pon : pon
- x-pon : xgs pon
- 25g-pon : 25g pon
- ont : ont
- epon : epon
- eont : eont
- ellid : ellid
- vlan : vlan
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Possible values:
Possible values:


Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
Table 17.48-2 "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-queue-sharing Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable downstream queue sharing
[no] us-queue-sharing Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable upstream queue sharing
[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:
- range: [4,8,1]
[no] us-num-queue Parameter type: <Qos::NumberofQueues> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 8
( not-applicable number of upstream queues per
| <Qos::NumberofQueues> ) uni
Possible values:
- range: [4,8,1]
[no] queue-stats-on Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable queue stats collection for
ont uni
[no] autoschedule Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
oper-weight Parameter type: <Qos::QosWeight> optional parameter
Format: operational weight of the ONT or
- relative weight UNI scheduler
- range: [0...127]
oper-rate Parameter type: <Qos::ShaperExcessiveInfoRate> optional parameter
Format: Operational rate limit when
- excessive information rate of a shaper autoShape enabled for ONT or
- unit: kbps UNI
- range: [0...2147483647]
[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.


[no] ds-rem-shaper Parameter type: <Qos::QosShaperProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none the name of the shaper profile
| name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> ) attached to the GPON UNI port
Possible values:
and software.
[no] bandwidth-profile Parameter type: <Qos::QosBandwidthProfileName> optional parameter with default
( name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> the name of the bandwidth
| none ) profile.
Possible values:
and software.
[no] bandwidth-sharing Parameter type: <Qos::UniBandwidthSharing> optional parameter with default
( no-sharing enable or disable bandwidth
| ont-sharing ) sharing
Possible values:
- ont-sharing : enable UNI level BW or TCONT sharing
across UNIs of an ONT
[no] aggr-usq-profile Parameter type: <Qos::QosAggrQueuesConfigProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none the name of the
| name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> ) aggrQueuesConfig profile
Possible values: applied on upstream queues of an
- none : no profile name to associated UNI.
and software.
[no] aggr-dsq-profile Parameter type: <Qos::QosAggrQueuesConfigProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none the name of the
| name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> ) aggrQueuesConfig profile
Possible values: applied on downstream queues of
- none : no profile name to associated an UNI.
and software.
[no] gem-sharing Parameter type: <Qos::GemSharing> optional parameter with default
( enable enable or disable gem sharing
| disable


| not-applicable )
Possible values:
- enable : enable GEM sharing
- disable : disable GEM sharing
[no] scheduler-mode Parameter type: <Qos::SchedulerMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "subscriber-hierarchy"
( subscriber-hierarchy specifies which mode is selected
| service-hierarchy for scheduler
| service-flat )
Possible values:
- subscriber-hierarchy : Subscriber-based hierarchical
scheduling. This mode achieves subscriber fairness using a
Traffic Management hierarchy of subscriber levels.
- service-hierarchy : Service-based hierarchical scheduling.
This mode achieves subscriber fairness using a Traffic
Management hierarchy of subscriber levels, but also takes
into account the service priority across all subscribers to
achieve service fairness.
- service-flat : Service-based scheduling across all
subscribers, using a flat class-based scheduler and
aggregated queues associated with the physical port (e.g.
PON port).
[no] mc-scheduler-node Parameter type: <Qos::SchedulerNodeProfName> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "name :
( none Multicast_Default"
| name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> ) the name of the scheduler-node
Possible values: profile to be mapped on multicast
- none : no profile name to associated port
and software.
[no] bc-scheduler-node Parameter type: <Qos::SchedulerNodeProfName> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "name :
( none Broadcast_Default"
| name : <Qos::IgnoredQosProfileName> ) the name of the scheduler-node
Possible values: profile to be mapped on
- none : no profile name to associated broadcast port
and software.
[no] ds-schedule-tag Parameter type: <Qos::DsScheduleTag> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "egressoutertag"
( egressoutertag specifies downstream scheduler
| cvlantag reference
| svlantag )
Possible values:
- egressoutertag : system default behavior: always the egress
outer tag used.
- cvlantag : Select downstream scheduler based on the
c-vlan.
- svlantag : Select downstream scheduler based on the
s-vlan.


17.49 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 17.49-1 "QoS Interface Queue Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
<Eqpt::PonId>


<Eqpt::PonId>
<Eqpt::CVlan>
<Eqpt::SlotId>
/ <Eqpt::XPonId>
Possible values:
- pon : pon


- x-pon : xgs pon
- 25g-pon : 25g pon
- ont : ont
- epon : epon
- eont : eont
- ellid : ellid
- vlan : vlan
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Possible values:
Possible values:
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id


- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
(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 17.49-2 "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
( none
Possible values:
and software.
shaper-profile Parameter type: <Qos::QosShaperProfileName> optional parameter
Format: name of the shaper profile
( none
Possible values:
and software.

17.50 QoS Interface Upstream Queue Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the upstream queues on the LIM with queue profiles
The operator can configure the upstream queue priority and upstream queue weight along with an option to enable
or disable the bandwidth sharing.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos interface (index) upstream-queue (queue) [ no priority | priority <Qos::QosPriority> ] [ no weight |
weight <Qos::QosWeight> ] [ no bandwidth-profile | bandwidth-profile <Qos::QosBandwidthProfileName> ] [ no
ext-bw | ext-bw <Qos::QosBandwidthProfileName> ] [ no bandwidth-sharing | bandwidth-sharing
<Qos::BandwidthSharing> ] [ no queue-profile | queue-profile <Qos::QosQueueProfName> ] [ no shaper-profile |
shaper-profile <Qos::QosShaperProfileName> ]
Command Parameters
Table 17.50-1 "QoS Interface Upstream Queue Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
<Eqpt::PonId>
<Eqpt::PonId>


<Eqpt::CVlan>
<Eqpt::SlotId>
/ <Eqpt::XPonId>
Possible values:
- pon : pon
- x-pon : xgs pon
- 25g-pon : 25g pon


- ont : ont
- epon : epon
- eont : eont
- ellid : ellid
- vlan : vlan
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Possible values:
Possible values:
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id


- customer vlan id
- range: [0...7,255] line-interface-module or ont uni,
value 255 indicates the
configuration is on the interface
not on the queue
Table 17.50-2 "QoS Interface Upstream Queue Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] priority Parameter type: <Qos::QosPriority> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 1
- relative priority relative priority
- range: [1...8]
[no] weight Parameter type: <Qos::QosWeight> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 1
- relative weight relative weight
- range: [0...127]
[no] bandwidth-profile Parameter type: <Qos::QosBandwidthProfileName> optional parameter with default
| none ) profile. For EPON OLT in
Possible values: downstream, this profile used for
- none : no profile name to associate DBA on 1G PON bandwidth.
and software.
[no] ext-bw Parameter type: <Qos::QosBandwidthProfileName> optional parameter with default
| none ) profile. For EPON OLT in
Possible values: downstream, this profile used for
- none : no profile name to associate DBA on 10G PON bandwidth.
and software.
[no] bandwidth-sharing Parameter type: <Qos::BandwidthSharing> optional parameter with default
( no-sharing enable or disable shaper sharing
| uni-sharing
| ont-sharing
| vlan-port-sharing )
Possible values:
- no-sharing : disable shaper sharing
UNI
UNIs of an ONT
- vlan-port-sharing : enable BW or TCONT sharing on a
vlan port
[no] queue-profile Parameter type: <Qos::QosQueueProfName> optional parameter with default
( none name of the queue profile


Possible values:
and software.
[no] shaper-profile Parameter type: <Qos::QosShaperProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none name of the shaper profile
Possible values:
and software.

17.51 QoS Interface Remote Downstream Queue

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the downstream queues on the ONT.
The operator can configure the downstream queue priority and downstream queue weight at the ONT.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos interface (index) ds-rem-queue (queue) [ no priority | priority <Qos::QosPriority> ] [ no weight |
weight <Qos::QosWeight> ]
Command Parameters
Table 17.51-1 "QoS Interface Remote Downstream Queue Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
<Eqpt::PonId>
<Eqpt::PonId>


<Eqpt::CVlan>
<Eqpt::SlotId>
/ <Eqpt::XPonId>
Possible values:
- pon : pon
- x-pon : xgs pon
- 25g-pon : 25g pon
- ont : ont
- epon : epon


- eont : eont
- ellid : ellid
- vlan : vlan
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Possible values:
Possible values:
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id


- range: [0...7,255] line-interface-module or ont uni,
value 255 indicates the
configuration is on the interface
not on the queue
Table 17.51-2 "QoS Interface Remote Downstream Queue Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
[no] priority Parameter type: <Qos::QosPriority> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 1
- relative priority relative priority
- range: [1...8]
[no] weight Parameter type: <Qos::QosWeight> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10
- relative weight relative weight
- range: [0...127]

17.52 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 17.52-1 "QoS Line Control Packets Rate Limit Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
(protocol-id) Format: protocol id for arp, igmp, dhcpv4,
( arp dhcpv6, icmpv6, cfm, pppox
| igmp
| dhcpv4
| dhcpv6
| icmpv6
| cfm
| pppox )
Possible values:
- arp : arp
- igmp : igmp
- dhcpv4 : dhcpv4
- dhcpv6 : dhcpv6
- icmpv6 : icmpv6
- cfm : cfm
- pppox : pppox
Table 17.52-2 "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.

17.53 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 17.53-2 "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 : Upstream p-bits affecting QoS action upstream direction
applies to S-VLAN p-bits and C-VLAN p-bits. Downstream
S-VLAN p-bits are copied to User-VLAN p-bits
- cvlanpbitbased : Upstream p-bits affecting QoS action
applies to S-VLAN p-bits. Downstream C-VLAN p-bits are
copied to User-VLAN p-bits
[no] sc-xcon-dn Parameter type: <Qos::PbitSched> optional parameter with default
Possible values: S+C Vlan Cross Connect in
- svlanpbitbased : Upstream p-bits affecting QoS action downstream direction


[no] sc-rb-us Parameter type: <Qos::PbitSched> optional parameter with default
Possible values: S+C Vlan iBridge in upstream
- svlanpbitbased : Upstream p-bits affecting QoS action 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 : Upstream p-bits affecting QoS action direction

17.54 QoS system level Up Control Packet

DSCP/Pbit marking, TC mapping Configuration
Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure QoS DSCP, Pbit marking, TC mapping for various protocols
control packet in upstream direction.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos ( no up-ctrl-pkt (protocol-id) ) | ( up-ctrl-pkt (protocol-id) [ no dscp | dscp <Qos::dscpvalue> ] [ no
pbit | pbit <Qos::pbitvalue> ] [ no tc | tc <Qos::tcvalue> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 17.54-1 "QoS system level Up Control Packet DSCP/Pbit marking, TC mapping
Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
( arp dhcpv6, icmpv6, cfm, pppox,
| igmp lacp, dot1x
| dhcpv4
| dhcpv6
| icmpv6
| cfm
| pppox
| lacp
| dot1x )
Possible values:
- arp : configure DSCP/Pbit marking, TC mapping for arp
protocol ctrl packet
- igmp : configure DSCP/Pbit marking, TC mapping for
igmp protocol ctrl packet
- dhcpv4 : configure DSCP/Pbit marking, TC mapping for
dhcpv4 protocol ctrl packet
- icmpv6 : configure DSCP/Pbit marking, TC mapping for


icmpv6 protocol ctrl packet
- cfm : configure DSCP/Pbit marking, TC mapping for cfm
- pppox : configure DSCP/Pbit marking, TC mapping for
pppox protocol ctrl packet
- lacp : configure DSCP/Pbit marking, TC mapping for lacp
- dot1x : configure DSCP/Pbit marking, TC mapping for
dot1x protocol ctrl packet
Table 17.54-2 "QoS system level Up Control Packet DSCP/Pbit marking, TC mapping
[no] dscp Parameter type: <Qos::dscpvalue> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1L
- dscp value range configure the dscp value
- range: [-1...63]
[no] pbit Parameter type: <Qos::pbitvalue> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 7L
- pbit value range configure the P-bit value
- range: [-1...7]
[no] tc Parameter type: <Qos::tcvalue> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1L
- traffic class value range configure the traffic class value
- range: [-1...7]

17.55 QoS system level Dn Control Packet

DSCP/Pbit marking, TC mapping Configuration
Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure QoS DSCP, Pbit marking, TC mapping for various protocols
control packet in downstream direction.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos ( no dn-ctrl-pkt (protocol-id) ) | ( dn-ctrl-pkt (protocol-id) [ no dscp | dscp <Qos::dscpvalue> ] [ no
pbit | pbit <Qos::pbitvalue> ] [ no tc | tc <Qos::tcvalue> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 17.55-1 "QoS system level Dn Control Packet DSCP/Pbit marking, TC mapping
Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
( arp dhcpv6, icmpv6, cfm, pppox,
| igmp lacp, dot1x
| dhcpv4
| dhcpv6
| icmpv6
| cfm
| pppox
| lacp
| dot1x )
Possible values:
- arp : configure DSCP/Pbit marking, TC mapping for arp
- igmp : configure DSCP/Pbit marking, TC mapping for
igmp protocol ctrl packet
- icmpv6 : configure DSCP/Pbit marking, TC mapping for


icmpv6 protocol ctrl packet
- cfm : configure DSCP/Pbit marking, TC mapping for cfm
- pppox : configure DSCP/Pbit marking, TC mapping for
pppox protocol ctrl packet
- lacp : configure DSCP/Pbit marking, TC mapping for lacp
- dot1x : configure DSCP/Pbit marking, TC mapping for
dot1x protocol ctrl packet
Table 17.55-2 "QoS system level Dn Control Packet DSCP/Pbit marking, TC mapping
[no] dscp Parameter type: <Qos::dscpvalue> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1L
- dscp value range configure the dscp value
- range: [-1...63]
[no] pbit Parameter type: <Qos::pbitvalue> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 7L
- pbit value range configure the P-bit value
- range: [-1...7]
[no] tc Parameter type: <Qos::tcvalue> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1L
- traffic class value range configure the traffic class value
- range: [-1...7]

17.56 QoS handling of upstream protocols(ARP,

PPPoE, DHCPv4/v6,ND and MLD) for DSL LT's
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the QoS handling of upstream protocols(ARP, PPPoE,
DHCPv4/v6,ND and MLD) for DSL LT's.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure qos upstr-prot-dsl [ [ no ] enable ]
Command Parameters
Table 17.56-2 "QoS handling of upstream protocols(ARP, PPPoE, DHCPv4/v6,ND and MLD) for
DSL LT's Configuration Command" Command Parameters
Enable QoS handling of upstream
protocols

18- VLAN Configuration Commands
18.1 VLAN Configuration Command Tree 18-626

18.2 VLAN General Configuration Command 18-628
18.3 Virtual MAC Configuration Command 18-629
18.4 VLAN Configuration Command 18-630
18.5 VLAN Filtering Database Configuration Command 18-641
18.6 VLAN Port Filtering Database Configuration 18-644
Command
18.7 VLAN Protocol-based Configuration Command 18-647
18.8 Vlan Pbit Traffic Counter Configuration Command 18-650
18.9 Vlan Priority Regeneration Profile Configuration 18-653
Command

18 VLAN Configuration Commands
18.1 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
X [no] dhcp-opt-82
- [no] dhcp-opt82-ext
- [no] dhcp-opt82-nni
- [no] dhcp-opt82-uplink
- [no] circuit-id-dhcp
- [no] remote-id-dhcp
- [no] relay-id-dhcp
- [no] dhcp-linerate
- [no] pppoe-linerate
- [no] dhcpv6-linerate
- [no] pppoe-l2-encaps
- [no] dhcp-l2-encaps
- [no] dhcpv6-l2-encaps
- [no] l2-encaps1
- [no] pppoer-vlanaware
- [no] dhcpr-vlanaware
- [no] dhcpv6r-vlanaware
- [no] drly-srv-usr-side
- [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-relay-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] pt2ptgem-flooding
- [no] mac-movement-ctrl
- [no] cvlan4095passthru
- [no] arp-snooping
- [no] arp-polling
- [no] arp-polling-ip
- [no] mac-unauth
----[no] unicast-mac
- (unicast-mac)
- vlan-id
- forward-port
----[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

18.2 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 18.2-2 "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

18.3 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 18.3-2 "Virtual MAC Configuration Command" Command Parameters
host-id Parameter type: <Vlan::vmacUniqueHostID> optional parameter
Format: Value of vMac unique host ID.
- A unique host Id within an EMAN connected to the same
IP edges. Maximum supported value in GPON is 65535.
- range: [1...524287]

18.4 VLAN Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to specify a VLAN and its attributes.
The VLAN numbering space is the concatenation of a 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 identified as (C-VLAN-ID>0)
- 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)
- RIP will be enabled automatically by default during the creation of VLAN.
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 pppoe-l2-encaps take effect when the pppoe-relay-tag is true or configurable.
- relay-id-dhcp: This parameter is used to enable/disable relay-id for DHCPv4.
The circuit-id-dhcp, remote-id-dhcp, relay-id-dhcp, dhcp-linerate and dhcp-l2-encaps take effect when the
dhcp-opt-82 is true or dhcp-opt82-ext or dhcp-opt82-nni or dhcp-opt82-uplink is enable or add-or-replace or
add-or-forward.
- pppoe-l2-encaps: This controls insertion of access loop encapsulation sub-options part of PPPoE relay tag -
Refer to (R-164 in TR101) - Datalink byte: ATM or Ethernet autogenerated according to actual encapsulation -
Encaps 1 byte : configurable (see further down) - Encaps 2 byte : fixed as NA
- dhcp-l2-encaps: This controls insertion of access loop encapsulation sub-options part of DHCP option 82 - Refer
to (R-164 in TR101) - Datalink byte: ATM or Ethernet autogenerated according to actual encapsulation - Encaps 1
byte : configurable (see further down) - Encaps 2 byte : fixed as NA
- dhcpv6-l2-encaps: This controls insertion of access loop encapsulation sub-options part of DHCPv6 relay tag -
Refer to (R-164 in TR101) - Datalink byte: ATM or Ethernet autogenerated according to actual encapsulation -
Encaps 1 byte : configurable (see further down) - Encaps 2 byte : fixed as NA
- l2-encaps1: This specifies the value of access loop encapsulation sub-options value 1 for DHCPv4, DHCPv6 and
PPPoE protocol relay tags
- new-broadcast: 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 priority-policy 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 S-VLAN

level in case of S+C-VLAN CC mode.

- ipv6-mcast-ctrl: This parameter is used in the following cases: - on the NGLT-A GPON line card, ipv6-mcast-ctrl
parameter is used to allow or disallow upstream and downstream IPv6 multicast traffic - for all other line cards, in
case no DHCPv6 protocol processing is performed on the line card (i.e.
new-secure-fwd,dhcpv6-itf-id,dhcpv6-remote-id and dhcpv6-relay-id are all disabled), the ipv6-mcast-ctrl
parameter is used to control upstream and downstream DHCPv6 multicast traffic
- drly-srv-usr-side: This parameter is to enable/disable DHCP(v4/v6) server transparency at the user side when
DHCP(v4/v6) relay is enabled. This parameter can be enabled only when Secure forwarding and vMaC translation
are both disabled.This parameter is supported only on CC forwarder.
- dhcpv6-relay-id: This parameter is used to enable/disable relay-id for DHCPv6
- pppoer-vlanaware: This parameter is to configure the number of VLAN tags on the user side upto which PPPoE
protocol awareness should be enabled. This configuration is applicable only for S+C CC forwarder.
- dhcpr-vlanaware: This parameter is to configure the number of VLAN tags on the user side upto which DHCPv4
protocol awareness should be enabled. This configuration is applicable only for S+C CC forwarder.
- dhcpv6r-vlanaware: This parameter is to configure the number of VLAN tags on the user side upto which
DHCPv6 protocol awareness should be enabled. This configuration is applicable only for S+C CC forwarder.
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 dhcp-opt82-ext | dhcp-opt82-ext
<Vlan::DhcpOption82Ext> ] [ no dhcp-opt82-nni | dhcp-opt82-nni <Vlan::Option82Nni> ] [ no dhcp-opt82-uplink |
dhcp-opt82-uplink <Vlan::Option82Uplink> ] [ no circuit-id-dhcp | circuit-id-dhcp <Vlan::CircuitIdDhcp> ] [ no
remote-id-dhcp | remote-id-dhcp <Vlan::RemoteIdDhcp> ] [ no relay-id-dhcp | relay-id-dhcp <Vlan::RelayIdDhcp>
] [ 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 pppoe-l2-encaps |
pppoe-l2-encaps <Vlan::PppoeAccessEncap> ] [ no dhcp-l2-encaps | dhcp-l2-encaps <Vlan::DhcpAccessEncap> ]
[ no dhcpv6-l2-encaps | dhcpv6-l2-encaps <Vlan::Dhcpv6AccessEncap> ] [ no l2-encaps1 | l2-encaps1
<Vlan::AccessLoopEncaps1> ] [ no pppoer-vlanaware | pppoer-vlanaware <Vlan::PppoeRelayVlanAware> ] [ no
dhcpr-vlanaware | dhcpr-vlanaware <Vlan::DhcpRelayVlanAware> ] [ no dhcpv6r-vlanaware | dhcpv6r-vlanaware
<Vlan::Dhcpv6RelayVlanAware> ] [ no drly-srv-usr-side | drly-srv-usr-side <Vlan::DRlySrvAtUsrSide> ] [ 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-relay-id | dhcpv6-relay-id <Vlan::Dhcpv6RelayId> ] [ 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 ] pt2ptgem-flooding ] [ [ no ] mac-movement-ctrl ] [ no
cvlan4095passthru | cvlan4095passthru <Vlan::cvlan4095Passthru> ] [ [ no ] arp-snooping ] [ [ no ] arp-polling ] [
no arp-polling-ip | arp-polling-ip <Ip::V4Address> ] [ [ no ] mac-unauth ] )

Command Parameters
Table 18.4-1 "VLAN Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(vlanid) Format: VLAN id
( <Network::UVlanIndex>
| stacked : <Network::SVlanIndex> :
<Network::CVlanIndex> )
Possible values:
Field type <Network::UVlanIndex>
- unstacked vlan identity
- range: [1...4093]
Field type <Network::SVlanIndex>
- service vlan identity
- range: [2...4093]
Field type <Network::CVlanIndex>
- customer vlan identity
- range: [0...4093]
Table 18.4-2 "VLAN Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] name Parameter type: <Vlan::AdminString> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- char string VLAN name
- length: x<=80
mode Parameter type: <Vlan::SystemMode> mandatory parameter
Format: VLAN mode
( cross-connect
| residential-bridge
| qos-aware
| layer2-terminated
| mirror )
Possible values:
- cross-connect : crossconnect vlan
- residential-bridge : residential bridge vlan
- qos-aware : qos aware vlan
- layer2-terminated : layer2 terminated vlan
- mirror : mirror 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 broadcast
| enable frames (On GPON and L2+ LT
| disable ) boards, broadcast control for S+C
Possible values: L2 Forwarders can only be
- inherit : for S+C VLAN: inherit from S VLAN level if controlled at S-VLAN level, not
existing; for S or C VLAN: inherit from default fixed system individually at S+C-VLAN
value (which is disable) level.)
- 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 control protocol group filters
| 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 configure the format of the
| false PPPoE relay tag
| 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 obsolete parameter replaced by
parameter "dhcp-opt82-ext"
during creation.
enable dhcp option 82 (relay)
[no] dhcp-opt82-ext Parameter type: <Vlan::DhcpOption82Ext> optional parameter with default
( enable The parameter is not visible
| disable during creation.
| transparent control of DHCP option 82
| add-or-replace


| add-or-forward )
Possible values:
- enable : enable dhcp option 82 (relay)
- disable : disable dhcp option 82 (relay)
- transparent : pass dhcp option 82 transparently if sent by
client (relay)
- add-or-replace : add dhcp option 82 if not present or
replace the dhcp option 82 if present (relay)
- add-or-forward : add dhcp option 82 if not present or
forward the dhcp option 82 transparently if sent by client
(relay)
[no] dhcp-opt82-nni Parameter type: <Vlan::Option82Nni> optional parameter with default
| transparent control of DHCP option 82 on
| add-or-replace NNI Interface
| add-or-forward )
Possible values:
- enable : enable dhcp option 82 on NNI Interface(relay)
- disable : disable dhcp option 82 on NNI Interface(relay)
client on NNI Interface(relay)
replace the dhcp option 82 if present on NNI Interface(relay)
forward the dhcp option 82 transparently if sent by client on
NNI Interface(relay)
[no] dhcp-opt82-uplink Parameter type: <Vlan::Option82Uplink> optional parameter with default
| transparent control of DHCP option 82 on
| add-or-replace UPLINK Interface
| add-or-forward )
Possible values:
- enable : enable dhcp option 82 on UPLINK
Interface(relay)
- disable : disable dhcp option 82 on UPLINK
Interface(relay)
client on UPLINK Interface(relay)
replace the dhcp option 82 if present on UPLINK
Interface(relay)
forward the dhcp option 82 transparently if sent by client on
UPLINK Interface(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 configure the circuit id
| disable ) sub-option for DHCP option-82
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
| physical-id ) configure the remote id
Possible values: sub-option for DHCP option-82
- customer-id : customer identity as remote id
- disable : no remote id
- physical-id : physical line identity as remote id
[no] relay-id-dhcp Parameter type: <Vlan::RelayIdDhcp> optional parameter with default
( relay-id The parameter is not visible
| disable ) during creation.
Possible values: configure the relay id sub-option
- relay-id : System MAC + Physical Id as relay id for DHCP option-82
- disable : no relay id
[no] dhcp-linerate Parameter type: <Vlan::Dhcp-linerate> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "notadd"
( notadd The parameter is not visible
| addactuallinerate during creation.
| addalllineparameters ) configure insertion of the linerate
Possible values: for DHCP protocol
- notadd : not add DSL linerate for DHCP
- addactuallinerate : add DSL actual line up and down rate
for DHCP
- addalllineparameters : add all DSL line parameters for
DHCP
[no] pppoe-linerate Parameter type: <Vlan::Pppoe-linerate> optional parameter with default
Possible values: for PPPoE protocol (Only
- notadd : not add DSL linerate for PPPoE applicable on DSL LT boards,
- addactuallinerate : add DSL actual line up and down rate not on GPON LT boards. In case
for PPPoE both GPON ports and DSL ports
- addalllineparameters : add all DSL line parameters for are 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
Possible values: for DHCPv6 protocol
- notadd : not add DSL linerate for DHCPv6
- addactuallinerate : add DSL actual line up and down rate
for DHCPv6
- addalllineparameters : add all DSL line parameters for
DHCPv6
[no] pppoe-l2-encaps Parameter type: <Vlan::PppoeAccessEncap> optional parameter with default
| add ) during creation.


Possible values: configure insertion of access loop
- notadd : not add access loop encapsulation for PPPoE encapsulation sub-option for
- add : add access loop encapsulation for PPPoE PPPoE relay tag (Only applicable
on DSL and ETH LT boards, not
on GPON LT boards. In case
both GPON ports and DSL/ETH
ports are configured in one
VLAN, the pppoe-l2-encaps
parameter will only be applied on
DSL and ETH LT boards.)
[no] dhcp-l2-encaps Parameter type: <Vlan::DhcpAccessEncap> optional parameter with default
- notadd : not add access loop encapsulation for DHCP encapsulation sub-option for
- add : add access loop encapsulation for DHCP DHCP option 82 (Only
applicable on DSL and ETH LT
boards, not on GPON LT boards.
In case both GPON ports and
DSL/ETH ports are configured in
one VLAN, the dhcp-l2-encaps
parameter will only be applied on
DSL and ETH LT boards.)
[no] dhcpv6-l2-encaps Parameter type: <Vlan::Dhcpv6AccessEncap> optional parameter with default
- notadd : not add access loop encapsulation for DHCPv6 encapsulation sub-option for
- add : add access loop encapsulation for DHCPv6 DHCPv6 (Only applicable on
DSL and ETH LT boards, not on
GPON LT boards. In case both
GPON ports and DSL/ETH ports
are configured in one VLAN, the
dhcpv6-l2-encaps parameter will
only be applied on DSL and ETH
LT boards.)
[no] l2-encaps1 Parameter type: <Vlan::AccessLoopEncaps1> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "not-applicable"
( not-applicable The parameter is not visible
| untagged during creation.
| single-tagged configure the encapsulation 1
| dual-tagged ) value of the access loop
Possible values: encapsulation sub-option for
- not-applicable : not applicable DHCP option 82, DHCPv6 relay
- untagged : set untag as encapsulation1 value tag and PPPoE relay tag
- single-tagged : set single-tag as encapsulation1 value
- dual-tagged : set dual-tag as encapsulation1 value
[no] pppoer-vlanaware Parameter type: <Vlan::PppoeRelayVlanAware> optional parameter with default
( upto-1-uservlan The parameter is not visible
| upto-2-uservlans during creation.
| upto-untag-uservlan configure the number of user
| system-default ) VLANs that the PPPoE relay
Possible values: functionality should be aware of
- upto-1-uservlan : user VLAN awareness for untagged and


single-tagged packets
- upto-2-uservlans : user VLAN awareness for untagged,
single-tagged and dual-tagged packets
- upto-untag-uservlan : user VLAN awareness for only
untagged packets
- system-default : default user VLAN awareness depends on
the forwarder type and board type
[no] dhcpr-vlanaware Parameter type: <Vlan::DhcpRelayVlanAware> optional parameter with default
| system-default ) VLANs that the DHCP relay
untagged packets
[no] dhcpv6r-vlanaware Parameter type: <Vlan::Dhcpv6RelayVlanAware> optional parameter with default
| system-default ) VLANs that the DHCPv6 relay
untagged packets
[no] drly-srv-usr-side Parameter type: <Vlan::DRlySrvAtUsrSide> optional parameter with default
( enable enable DHCP(v4/v6) server
| disable ) transparency at the user side
Possible values: when DHCP(v4/v6) relay is
- enable : enable DHCP(v4/v6) server transparency at the enabled.Only applicable for CC
user side when DHCP(v4/v6) relay is enabled. forwarder
- disable : disable DHCP(v4/v6) server transparency at the
user side when DHCP(v4/v6) relay is enabled.
[no] circuit-id-pppoe Parameter type: <Vlan::CircuitIdPppoe> optional parameter with default
| customer-id during creation.
| physical-id configure the circuit id
| ccsa-format ) sub-option for PPPoE relay tag
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 ) configure the remote id
Possible values: sub-option for PPPoE relay tag
- 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
( inherit enable secure forwarding for the
| disable VLAN (On GPON and L2+ LT
| enable ) boards, secure forwarding for
Possible values: S+C L2 Forwarders can only be
- inherit : inherit new-secure-forwarding controlled at S-VLAN level, not
- disable : disable new-secure-forwarding individually at S+C-VLAN
- enable : enable new-secure-forwarding level.)
[no] aging-time Parameter type: <Vlan::MacAgingTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1
- mac aging time in seconds configure MAC aging time in
- unit: sec seconds; in case of default,the
- range: [-1,10...1000000] system-level value is 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 interface id control
| 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 control
Possible values:
- disable : no interface id
- customer-id : customer identity as interface id
- physical-id : physical line identity as interface id
[no] dhcpv6-relay-id Parameter type: <Vlan::Dhcpv6RelayId> optional parameter with default
| duid-ll ) during creation.
Possible values: DHCPv6 relay id control
- disable : no dhcpv6 relay-id
- duid-ll : two octet network hardware type code, followed
by the link-layer address
[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 trusted port control
- 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.
configure enterprise number for
DHCPv6 protocol
[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] pt2ptgem-flooding Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable flooding on unicast GEM
port
[no] mac-movement-ctrl Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable mac movement in this
vlan
[no] cvlan4095passthru Parameter type: <Vlan::cvlan4095Passthru> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "not-applicable"
( passthru enable C-VLAN 4095 tunneling
| not-applicable ) behavior. Only applicable for
Possible values: S-VLAN CC forwarder
- passthru : Allow passthru of cvlan 4095 - applicable only
for SVLANCC


- not-applicable : Legacy behavior
[no] arp-snooping Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable arp snooping
[no] arp-polling Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable arp polling
[no] arp-polling-ip Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> optional parameter with default
- IPv4-address configure ARP polling ip address
[no] mac-unauth Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable mac unauthorized default:
forward the frame to this vlan if
authorization failed

18.5 VLAN Filtering Database Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to specify entries in the Layer 2 filtering database for a specific VLAN and
unicast MAC address.
This information is used by the bridge in determining how to propagate a received frame.
Use of this command is disencouraged because it will be obsoleted and replaced in the future by the VLAN Port
Filtering Database Configuration command.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure vlan ( no unicast-mac (unicast-mac) vlan-id <Network::StackedVlan> ) | ( unicast-mac (unicast-mac)

vlan-id <Network::StackedVlan> forward-port <Itf::UserPortItf> )
Command Parameters
Table 18.5-1 "VLAN Filtering Database Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(unicast-mac) Format: unicast mac address
- mac address (aa:bb:cc:a1:02:03)
- unit: Byte
- length: 6
vlan-id Parameter type: <Network::StackedVlan> network vlan id
Format:
( <Network::UVlanIndex>
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093]

Table 18.5-2 "VLAN Filtering Database Configuration Command" Command Parameters

forward-port Parameter type: <Itf::UserPortItf> mandatory parameter
Format: forward bridge port
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:



18.6 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 18.6-1 "VLAN Port Filtering Database Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(port) Format: vlan port
( vlan-port-nt : xfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex> : stacked :
<Eqpt::CVlan>


<Eqpt::SubChannelGroupId> / <Ng2::OntId> /
<Eqpt::SubChannelGroupId> / <Ng2::OntId> / vuni :
Possible values:
- vlan-port-nt : nt vlan port
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI


Possible values:
Possible values:
Possible values:
- 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)
- unit: Byte
- length: 6

18.7 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 18.7-1 "VLAN Protocol-based 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>
| nt : xfp : <Vlan::UplinkPortIndex>
| nt : eth : <Vlan::UplinkPortIndex>
<Eqpt::SubChannelGroupId> / <Ng2::OntId> / vuni )
Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:
Possible values:
- xfp : xfp port


- eth : eth port
Field type <Vlan::UplinkPortIndex>
protocol-group Parameter type: <Vlan::GroupId> protocol group
Format:
( pppoe
| ipoe
| ipv6oe )
Possible values:
- pppoe : PPPoE
- ipoe : IPv4oE
- ipv6oe : IPv6oE
Table 18.7-2 "VLAN Protocol-based Configuration Command" Command Parameters
vlan-id Parameter type: <Vlan::StackedVlan> mandatory parameter
Format: protocol group vlan id
( <Vlan::UVlanIndex>
| stacked : <Vlan::SVlanIndex> : <Vlan::CVlanIndex> )
Possible values:
Field type <Vlan::UVlanIndex>
- range: [1...4093,4096]
Field type <Vlan::SVlanIndex>
- range: [2...4093]
Field type <Vlan::CVlanIndex>
- range: [0...4093]
priority Parameter type: <Vlan::Priority> mandatory parameter
Format: priority of protocol based vlan
- priority of ethernet frames
- range: [0...7]

18.8 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 18.8-1 "Vlan Pbit Traffic Counter Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(vlan-port) Format: vlan port
( vlan-port-nt : xfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex> : stacked :
<Eqpt::CVlan>


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


Possible values:
Possible values:
Possible values:
- 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]

18.9 Vlan Priority Regeneration Profile

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a custom priority regeneration profile instead of one of the 10
hard-coded profiles. The priority regeneration profile table stores the p-bit mapping rules that can be used by a L2
Forwarder in the upstream and downstream direction.
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 18.9-1 "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 18.9-2 "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

19- Bridge Configuration Commands
19.1 Bridge Configuration Command Tree 19-656

19.2 Bridge General Configuration Command 19-658
19.3 Bridge Port Configuration Command 19-659
19.4 Bridge Port to VLAN Association Configuration 19-666
Command
19.5 L2 Static User Ip Address Configuration Command 19-674
19.6 L2 Static User Ipv6 Address Configuration Command 19-677

19 Bridge Configuration Commands
19.1 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] outervlancapture
- [no] direction
- [no] pvid-tagging-flag
- [no] ds-pbit-mode
- [no] default-tpid
----[no] vlan-id
- (index)
- [no] tag
X [no] network-vlan
- [no] l2fwder-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] min-cvlan-id
- [no] max-cvlan-id
- [no] ds-dedicated-q

- [no] tpid
- [no] inner-pbit-remark
- [no] groupid
- [no] usacceptframetype
- [no] oltregenprofile
----static-user
----[no] ip-address
- (ipaddr)
----[no] ipv6-address
- (prefixandlength)

19.2 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 19.2-2 "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]

19.3 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.
max-unicast-mac: The value 65535 indicates that there is not max mac control on vlan port.
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 <Network::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
outervlancapture | outervlancapture <Vlan::OuterVlan> ] [ no direction | direction
<Vlan::outerVlanCaptureDirection> ] [ no pvid-tagging-flag | pvid-tagging-flag <Vlan::PvidTaggingFlag> ] [ no
ds-pbit-mode | ds-pbit-mode <Vlan::DSPbitMode> ] [ no default-tpid | default-tpid <Vlan::Tpid> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 19.3-1 "Bridge Port 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:


Possible values:
- xfp : xfp port
- eth : eth port
Table 19.3-2 "Bridge Port Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] pvid Parameter type: <Network::StackedVlan> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "stacked : 0 : 4097"
( <Network::UVlanIndex> The parameter is not visible
| stacked : <Network::SVlanIndex> : during creation.
<Network::CVlanIndex> ) default vlan id for untagged
Possible values: frames
- range: [1...4093]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093]
[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...65535] 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
| insert-mirror-vlan )
Possible values:
- disable : disable mirror vlan tag
- overwrite-outer-vlan : overwrite outer vlan tag with mirror
vlan tag
- insert-mirror-vlan : prepend mirror vlan tag to outer 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] outervlancapture Parameter type: <Vlan::OuterVlan> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- outer vlan id specify outer VLAN which has to
- range: [0...4093] be matched for mirroring the
packets received on bridge port.
[no] direction Parameter type: <Vlan::outerVlanCaptureDirection> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "bidirection"
( ingress The direction on which the
| egress packets has to be captured and
| bidirection ) mirrored.
Possible values:
- ingress : enable mirroring in ingress
- egress : enable mirroring in egress
- bidirection : enable mirroring in both directions
[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.
[no] ds-pbit-mode Parameter type: <Vlan::DSPbitMode> optional parameter with default
( auto downstream p-bits mode
| translated
| transparency
| filtervlanandpbit )
Possible values:
- auto : transparency for DSL and translated for GPON
- translated : for known p-bits the inverse translation is
performed in downstream; unknown p-bits are forwarded
unchanged in downstream
- transparency : all p-bits are forwarded unchanged in
downstream
- filtervlanandpbit : for matched vlan and p-bit the inverse
translation is performed in downstream; unmatched are
discarded in downstream
[no] default-tpid Parameter type: <Vlan::Tpid> optional parameter with default
- vlan tpid hex string(example : 8100), scope is 600-ffff configure default outer tpid
- length: 1<=x<=4

19.4 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 <Network::StackedVlan> ] [ no l2fwder-vlan | l2fwder-vlan <Network::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 min-cvlan-id | min-cvlan-id <Vlan::MinCVlanId> ] [ no max-cvlan-id | max-cvlan-id
<Vlan::MaxCVlanId> ] [ no ds-dedicated-q | ds-dedicated-q <Vlan::DsDedicatedQueue> ] [ no tpid | tpid
<Vlan::Tpid> ] [ no inner-pbit-remark | inner-pbit-remark <Vlan::InnerPbitRemark> ] [ no groupid | groupid
<Vlan::GroupID> ] [ no usacceptframetype | usacceptframetype <Vlan::USAcceptFrameType> ] [ no
oltregenprofile | oltregenprofile <Vlan::OltRegenProfile> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 19.4-1 "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:
Possible values:
- xfp : xfp port
- eth : eth 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]
Table 19.4-2 "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: <Network::StackedVlan> obsolete parameter replaced by
Format: parameter "l2fwder-vlan"
( <Network::UVlanIndex> network vlan id
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093]
[no] l2fwder-vlan Parameter type: <Network::StackedVlan> optional parameter with default
( <Network::UVlanIndex> layer2 forwarder vlan id
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093]
- range: [2...4093]


- range: [0...4093]
[no] vlan-scope Parameter type: <Vlan::VlanScope> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "l2fwder"
( network the vlan scope
| l2fwder
| local )
Possible values:
- network : network wide scope
obsolete alternative replaced by l2fwder
- l2fwder : l2 forwarder 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 : cl-all-prio-4
| profile : background
| profile : be-cl-voice
| profile : be-cl-1d-voice
| profile : be-voice
| profile : l2-vpn-3
| profile : l2-vpn-4
| 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>
- priority of ethernet frames
- range: [0...7]


Possible values:
- trusted-port : trusted port
- best-effort : best effort
- 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
Possible values:
and software.
[no] qos-profile Parameter type: <Qos::QosSessionProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none qos profile name
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...32,65535] 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...32,65535] 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] min-cvlan-id Parameter type: <Vlan::MinCVlanId> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "1"


- Lower boundary of CVLAN range for protocol awareness This object configures the lower
- range: [1...4095] boundary of CVLAN range for
protocol awareness for S-VLAN
cross-connect(Tunnel)
[no] max-cvlan-id Parameter type: <Vlan::MaxCVlanId> optional parameter with default
- Upper boundary of CVLAN range for protocol awareness This object configures the upper
- range: [1...4095] boundary of CVLAN range for
protocol awareness for S-VLAN
cross-connect(Tunnel)
[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
[no] tpid Parameter type: <Vlan::Tpid> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- vlan tpid hex string(example : 8100), scope is 600-ffff This object configures vlan port
- range: [a-fA-F0-9] tpid
- length: 1<=x<=4
[no] inner-pbit-remark Parameter type: <Vlan::InnerPbitRemark> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "untouched"
( untouched Set pibt remark in tunnel mode,
| remark ) untouched(1), remark(2)
Possible values:
- untouched : disable use of pbit remark in tunnel mode
- remark : enable use of pbit remark in tunnel mode
[no] groupid Parameter type: <Vlan::GroupID> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- vlan group id to share the policer instance This object configures vlan group
- range: [0...8192] id to share the policer instance, 0
means no group or not sharing
policer instance
[no] usacceptframetype Parameter type: <Vlan::USAcceptFrameType> optional parameter with default
( all This object specifies the frame
| untagandpriority types that should be forwarded or
| untagged ) not in upstream.
Possible values:
- all : the upstream rule should allow all types of Ethernet
frames which received from the UNI port to pass
- untagandpriority : the upstream rule should only allow
untag and priority tagged Ethernet frames which received
from the UNI port to pass
- untagged : the upstream rule should only allow untag
Ethernet frames which received from the UNI port to pass
[no] oltregenprofile Parameter type: <Vlan::OltRegenProfile> optional parameter with default
( disabled Set pibt regeneration profile on
| enabled ) OLT in S+C tunnel mode,
Possible values: enabled(1), disabled(0)
- disabled : ONU will do regeneration profile in S+C tunnel
mode,not on OLT side
- enabled : OLT will do regeneration profile in S+C tunnel
mode,not on ONU side

Command Output
Table 19.4-3 "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.

19.5 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 19.5-1 "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:
Possible values:
- xfp : xfp port
- eth : eth port
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [1...4093]
- range: [0...4093]
(ipaddr) Format: inetaddress


<Ip::V4Address> / <Ip::PrefixLengthArpRelay>
- IPv4-address
Field type <Ip::PrefixLengthArpRelay>
- IP address prefix length [23.....32] for dsl
- range: [8...32]

19.6 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 19.6-1 "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:
Possible values:
- xfp : xfp port
- eth : eth port
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [1...4093]
- range: [0...4093]


(prefixandlength) Format: ipv6 address prefix
<ipv6::Prefix> / <ipv6::PrefixLengthLimited>
- IPv6-address
Field type <ipv6::PrefixLengthLimited>
- range: [49...64,128]

20- VLAN Tpid Configuration Commands
20.1 VLAN Tpid Configuration Command Tree 20-681


20 VLAN Tpid Configuration Commands
20.1 VLAN Tpid Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "VLAN Tpid Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----bridge
----port
----(port)
----vlan-tpid0
- (num)
- [no] tpid

Command Description
- tpid : vlan tpid.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure bridge port (port) vlan-tpid0 (num) [ no tpid | tpid <Vlan::Tpid> ]
Command Parameters
Table 20.2-1 "VLAN General 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:
Possible values:
- xfp : xfp port
- eth : eth port
(num) Format: the value of the tpid index
- the tpid number 1
- range: [0]
- vlan tpid hex string(example : 8100), scope is 600-ffff the value of the tpid
- length: 1<=x<=4

21- VLAN Tpid Configuration Commands
21.1 VLAN Tpid Configuration Command Tree 21-685


21.1 VLAN Tpid Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "VLAN Tpid Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----bridge
----port
----(port)
----vlan-tpid1
- (num)
- [no] tpid

Command Description
- tpid : vlan tpid.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure bridge port (port) vlan-tpid1 (num) [ no tpid | tpid <Vlan::Tpid> ]
Command Parameters
Table 21.2-1 "VLAN General 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:
Possible values:
- xfp : xfp port
- eth : eth port
(num) Format: the value of the tpid index
- the number of the tpid number
- range: [1]
Format: value: "0"
- vlan tpid hex string(example : 8100), scope is 600-ffff the value of the tpid
- length: 1<=x<=4

22- Li_VLAN Configuration Commands
22.1 Li_VLAN Configuration Command Tree 22-689

22.2 li_vlan Li Configuration Command 22-690

22 Li_VLAN Configuration Commands
22.1 Li_VLAN Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Li_VLAN Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----li_vlan
- vlan-id

22 Li_VLAN Configuration Commands
22.2 li_vlan Li Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure lawful interception parameters.
Note: Many system management parameters are supported but are not included in this guide as the NE uses default
values.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with all,admin,li_user privileges, and executed by operators with
all,admin,li_user privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure li_vlan vlan-id <Sec::LiVlanID>
Command Parameters
Table 22.2-2 "li_vlan Li Configuration Command" Command Parameters
vlan-id Parameter type: <Sec::LiVlanID> optional parameter
Format: vlan id range [1...4093]
- vlan-id, 0: default livlan
- range: [0...4093]

23- ARP-RELAY Configuration Commands
23.1 ARP-RELAY Configuration Command Tree 23-692

23.2 Arp-Relay Statistics Configuration Command 23-693

23 ARP-RELAY Configuration Commands
23.1 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)

23.2 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 23.2-1 "Arp-Relay Statistics Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(vlan-port) Format: The vlan-port interface
( vlan-port : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
<Eqpt::CVlan>


Possible values:
- vlan-port:ng2 : an NGPON2 vlan port
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:


Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id

24- IGMP Configuration Commands
24.1 IGMP Configuration Command Tree 24-697

24.2 IGMP Channel Configuration Command 24-699
24.3 IGMP Channel Permission Package Members 24-704
24.4 IGMP Channel Preview Package Members 24-707
24.5 IGMP Package Bitmaps Configuration Command 24-710
24.6 IGMP System Configuration Command 24-712
24.7 IGMP System CDR Type Configuration Command 24-716
24.8 IGMP Vlan System Configuration Command 24-717
24.9 IGMP Multicast Vlan Translation Command 24-718
24.10 IGMP Multicast Pon Vlan Translation Command 24-719
24.11 Igmp Multicast Service Context Configuration 24-720
Command

24 IGMP Configuration Commands
24.1 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] mc-pbit-value
- [no] mcast-vlan-id
- [no] mc-vlan-xlate
- [no] mcast-svc-context
- [no] max-msg-rate
----[no] fullview-packages
- (package)
----[no] preview-packages
- (package)
----package
- (index)
- [no] 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] vlan-selection
- [no] disc-lwr-version
- [no] uncfg-mcast-supp
----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] mc-vlan-xlate
- (nwvlan)
- ponvlan
----[no] mc-pon-vlan-xlate
- (pon)
- nwvlan
- ponvlan
----[no] mcast-svc-context
- (name)

24.2 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 mc-pbit-value | mc-pbit-value <Igmp::McPbitValue> ] [ no mcast-vlan-id |
mcast-vlan-id <Igmp::ProtocolMcastVlan> ] [ no mc-vlan-xlate | mc-vlan-xlate <Igmp::mcVlanXlateAdmin> ] [ no
mcast-svc-context | mcast-svc-context <Igmp::McastSvcCtxtName> ] [ no max-msg-rate | max-msg-rate
<Igmp::ChannelMaxMsgRate> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 24.2-1 "IGMP Channel Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(port) Format: identification of the port, vlanport
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / or virtual channel
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::PortId> : <Eqpt::VpiId> : <Eqpt::VciId> :
<Eqpt::PortId> : <Eqpt::VpiId> : <Eqpt::VciId> : stacked :
<Eqpt::CVlan>


<Eqpt::OntPortId>
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / <Eqpt::LLId> : stacked :
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / <Eqpt::LLId> :
Possible values:
- vlan : vlan port
- vlan:ng2 : ngpon2 vlan port
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI


Possible values:
Possible values:
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
Table 24.2-2 "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.The value Max group number this port can
depends on the board type and port type,please refer to the support.The value depends on the
product information document for detail. board type and port type,please


- range: [0...2048] refer to the product information
document for detail.
[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 mode
(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.
(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
( 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] mc-pbit-value Parameter type: <Igmp::McPbitValue> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 8
- default P-bit value to be used by the ONT on the UNI-side default P-bit value to be used by
for downstream multicast traffic towards subscribers the ONT on the UNI-side for


- range: [0...8] downstream multicast traffic
towards subscribers
[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] mc-vlan-xlate Parameter type: <Igmp::mcVlanXlateAdmin> optional parameter with default
( enabled to enable or disable mcast vlan
| disabled ) translation
Possible values:
- enabled : allow mcast vlan translation
- disabled : disallow mcast vlan translation
[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]

24.3 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 24.3-1 "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:
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
(package) Format: package member
- the package number
- range: [1...1024]

24.4 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 24.4-1 "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:
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
- range: [1...1024]

24.5 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 24.5-1 "IGMP Package Bitmaps Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: index of the package
- index of the package
- range: [1...1024]
Table 24.5-2 "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

24.6 IGMP System Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the IGMP parameters that are globally applicable to the Node.
When Configure igmp system uncfg-mcast-supp = asmandssm this works properly if only one SSM/ASM channel
per multicast destination address per vlan is distributed in the network, and if the end-users only send IGMPv3
joins for source addresses matching these distributed channels.These restrictions should be respected, else it is
recommended to permit only configured SSM, i.e. Configure igmp system uncfg-mcast-supp = legacy.
If Uncfg-mcast-supp goes from AsmandSsm to Legacy, there is a transient period during a few GMI periods before
full Legacy behaviour is achieved
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 ] [ no uncfg-mcast-supp | uncfg-mcast-supp <Igmp::igmpSystemUncfgMcastSupport> ]
Command Parameters
Table 24.6-2 "IGMP System Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] src-ip-address Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> optional parameter with default
- 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
mcast 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 response time advertised in 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
- interval of repetitions of host's report of grp membership interval of repetitions of host's
- unit: 1/10 sec report of grp membership
- range: [1...255]
[no] start Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
start 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 or MLDv2 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
[no] uncfg-mcast-supp Parameter type: <Igmp::igmpSystemUncfgMcastSupport> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "legacy"
( legacy enable un-configured SSM/ASM
| asmandssm ) support for GPON/DSL LT cards
Possible values:
- legacy : enable un-configured SSM and ASM support for
GPON LTs and un-configured ASM support alone for DSL
LTs
- asmandssm : enable unconfigured SSM and ASM support


for GPON and DSL LT cards

24.7 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 24.7-2 "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

24.8 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 24.8-1 "IGMP Vlan System Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(vlan-id) Format: index of the system vlan
- vlan index
- range: [1...4093]
Table 24.8-2 "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 or MLDv2 max num of group records in one
report (2 exp N) IGMPv3 report (2 exp N)
- range: [0...10]

24.9 IGMP Multicast Vlan Translation Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator configure source-pon vlan translation.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure igmp ( no mc-vlan-xlate (nwvlan) ) | ( mc-vlan-xlate (nwvlan) ponvlan <Igmp::mcPonVlanId> )
Command Parameters
Table 24.9-1 "IGMP Multicast Vlan Translation Command" Resource Parameters
(nwvlan) Format: identification of the network-side
- the multicast vlan id virtual lan
- range: [2...4093]
Table 24.9-2 "IGMP Multicast Vlan Translation Command" Command Parameters
ponvlan Parameter type: <Igmp::mcPonVlanId> mandatory parameter
Format: identification of the pon-side
- vlan index virtual lan
- range: [1...4093]

24.10 IGMP Multicast Pon Vlan Translation

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator configure source-pon vlan translation on pon port.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure igmp ( no mc-pon-vlan-xlate (pon) nwvlan <Igmp::mcSrcVlanId> ) | ( mc-pon-vlan-xlate (pon) nwvlan
<Igmp::mcSrcVlanId> ponvlan <Igmp::mcPonVlanId> )
Command Parameters
Table 24.10-1 "IGMP Multicast Pon Vlan Translation Command" Resource Parameters
(pon) Format: identification of the pon interface
<Eqpt::PonId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
nwvlan Parameter type: <Igmp::mcSrcVlanId> identification of the network-side
Format: virtual lan
- the multicast vlan id
- range: [2...4093]
Table 24.10-2 "IGMP Multicast Pon Vlan Translation Command" Command Parameters
- range: [1...4093]

24.11 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 24.11-1 "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

25- Multicast Configuration Commands
25.1 Multicast Configuration Command Tree 25-722

25.2 Multicast General Group Configuration Command 25-724
25.3 General Multicast Package Members Configuration 25-726
Command
25.4 Multicast Capacity Configuration Command 25-727
25.5 Multicast Channel Configuration Command 25-728
25.6 Multicast Channel Package Members Configuration 25-730
Command
25.7 Multicast Channel Configuration Command 25-731
25.8 Multicast Channel Package Members Configuration 25-734
Command
25.9 Multicast Monitoring Source Configuration Command 25-735
25.10 Multicast Monitoring Channel Configuration 25-736
Command
25.11 Multicast Static Branch Configuration Command 25-737

25 Multicast Configuration Commands
25.1 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-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] dis-fast-change
- [no] pkg-mem-bitmap
- [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

25.2 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 25.2-2 "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]

25.3 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 25.3-1 "General Multicast Package Members Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...1024]

25.4 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 25.4-2 "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
(actual value depends on card capacity) (per LT) supports in enough
- range: [0...2048] 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
(actual value depends on card capacity) system (per LT) supports in
- range: [0...2048] 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]

25.5 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 25.5-1 "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
except for 224.0.0.22)
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 25.5-2 "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]

25.6 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 25.6-1 "Multicast Channel Package Members Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...1024]

25.7 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 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> ] [ 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 25.7-1 "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 25.7-2 "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
| default )
Possible values:
and software.
[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
[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]

25.8 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 25.8-1 "Multicast Channel Package Members Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
vlan-id Parameter type: <Igmp::McastChannelVlan> vlanid of the multicast channel
Format: which is configured in it
- range: [1...4093]
- range: [1...1024]

25.9 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 25.9-1 "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)
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 25.9-2 "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.

25.10 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 25.10-1 "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)
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 25.10-2 "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.

25.11 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 25.11-1 "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::CVlan>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:


Possible values:
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id

26- PPPoE Configuration Commands
26.1 PPPoE Configuration Command Tree 26-741

26.2 PPPoE Profile Configuration Command 26-742
26.3 PPPoE Client Interface Configuration Command 26-744

26 PPPoE Configuration Commands
26.1 PPPoE Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "PPPoE Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----pppoe-client
----[no] ppp-profile
- (name)
- [no] ipversion
- [no] authproto
- [no] mru
----[no] interface
- (ifindex)
- client-id
- profile-name
- username
- password
- [no] mac
- [no] pbit

26.2 PPPoE Profile Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure PPP profile parameters.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with pppoe privileges, and executed by operators with pppoe
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure pppoe-client ( no ppp-profile (name) ) | ( ppp-profile (name) [ no ipversion | ipversion

<PPPoE::pppProfileIpMode> ] [ no authproto | authproto <PPPoE::pppProfileAuthenType> ] [ no mru | mru
<PPPoE::PppProfileMru> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 26.2-1 "PPPoE Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: name of the profile
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
Table 26.2-2 "PPPoE Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] ipversion Parameter type: <PPPoE::pppProfileIpMode> optional parameter with default
( none specifying ip version during NCP
| ipv4 phase
| dual
| ipv6 )
Possible values:
- none : without NCP phase
- ipv4 : only specify ipv4 connection
- dual : specify both ipv4 and ipv6 connection
- ipv6 : only specify ipv6 connection
[no] authproto Parameter type: <PPPoE::pppProfileAuthenType> optional parameter with default
( auto the type of PPP authentication
| pap used
| chap )
Possible values:
- auto : auto selected by ONU
- pap : only PAP negotiation


- chap : only CHAP negotiation
[no] mru Parameter type: <PPPoE::PppProfileMru> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 1500
- the MRU of PPP specifying MRU of PPP
- range: [0...65535]

26.3 PPPoE Client Interface Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure PPPoE client interface parameters.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure pppoe-client ( no interface (ifindex) client-id <PPPoE::ClientId> ) | ( interface (ifindex) client-id
<PPPoE::ClientId> profile-name <PPPoE::PppProfileName> username <PPPoE::UserName> password
<PPPoE::Password> [ no mac | mac <PPPoE::MacAddress> ] [ no pbit | pbit <PPPoE::PbitValue> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 26.3-1 "PPPoE Client Interface Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(ifindex) Format: interface index of the PPPoE
( vlan-port : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / client port
<Eqpt::CVlan>


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


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]
Table 26.3-2 "PPPoE Client Interface Configuration Command" Command Parameters
profile-name Parameter type: <PPPoE::PppProfileName> mandatory parameter
Format: PPP profile name
name : <PPPoE::IgnoredPppProfileName>
Possible values:
Field type <PPPoE::IgnoredPppProfileName>
- name of the PPP profile
- length: 1<=x<=64
username Parameter type: <PPPoE::UserName> mandatory parameter
Format: user name for PPP authentication
- user name string
- length: x<=25
password Parameter type: <PPPoE::Password> mandatory parameter
Format: password for PPP authentication
- length: x<=25
[no] mac Parameter type: <PPPoE::MacAddress> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
- a unicast mac-address (example : 00:01:02:03:04:05) 00"
- length: 6 specify the client MAC address
for PPPoE frame
[no] pbit Parameter type: <PPPoE::PbitValue> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the Pbit value the Pbit value for PPPoE frame
- range: [0...7]

27- PPPoEL2STATS Configuration Commands
27.1 PPPoEL2STATS Configuration Command Tree 27-748

27.2 Pppoe-L2 Statistics Configuration Command 27-749

27 PPPoEL2STATS Configuration Commands
27.1 PPPoEL2STATS Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "PPPoEL2STATS Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----pppoel2
----[no] statistics
- (vlan-port)

27.2 Pppoe-L2 Statistics Configuration Command
Command Description
This command is used to enable or disable the PPPoE L2 statistics of extensive counters (on demand) on vlan-port
interface.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure pppoel2 ( no statistics (vlan-port) ) | ( statistics (vlan-port) )
Command Parameters
Table 27.2-1 "Pppoe-L2 Statistics Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(vlan-port) Format: The VLAN port interface type
<Eqpt::CVlan>


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


Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id

28- DHCP Relay Configuration Commands
28.1 DHCP Relay Configuration Command Tree 28-753

28.2 DHCP Relay User Port Configuration Command 28-754
28.3 DHCP v6 Relay User Port Configuration Command 28-757

28 DHCP Relay Configuration Commands
28.1 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
- (vlan-port)
----[no] v6-port-stats
- (vlan-port)

28.2 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 (vlan-port) ) | ( port-stats (vlan-port) )
Command Parameters
Table 28.2-1 "DHCP Relay User Port Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(vlan-port) Format: Identification of the ip user
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / interface or vlan port
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::CVlan>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>


| vlan:ng2 : <Eqpt::SubChannelGroupId> /
<Eqpt::Ng2OntId> / vuni : <Eqpt::UnstackedVlan> )
Possible values:
- vlan : vlan port
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI


Possible values:
Possible values:
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id

28.3 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 (vlan-port) ) | ( v6-port-stats (vlan-port) )
Command Parameters
Table 28.3-1 "DHCP v6 Relay User Port Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(vlan-port) 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:


Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id

29- CPE Remote Configuration Commands
29.1 CPE Remote Configuration Command Tree 29-761

29.2 CPE Remote Management System Configuration 29-762
Commands
29.3 CPE Manager Configuration Command 29-763
29.4 CPE IPProxy Session Configuration Command 29-764

29 CPE Remote Configuration Commands
29.1 CPE Remote Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "CPE Remote Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----cpe-management
- [no] proxy-mode
X vlan-id
----[no] manager
- (address)
----X [no] session
- (dslport)
- connection

29.2 CPE Remote Management System

Command Description
This command allows to configure CPE Remote Management System;
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure cpe-management [ no proxy-mode | proxy-mode <CpeProxy::SystemMode> ] [ vlan-id

<CpeProxy::VlanIndex> ]
Command Parameters
Table 29.2-2 "CPE Remote Management System Configuration Commands" Command Parameters
[no] proxy-mode Parameter type: <CpeProxy::SystemMode> optional parameter with default
( snmp set the CPE Proxy mode
| none )
Possible values:
- snmp : this mode is relaying SNMP messages
- none : disables the cpeproxy
vlan-id Parameter type: <CpeProxy::VlanIndex> obsolete parameter that will be
Format: ignored
- cpe ipproxy vlan number configure the svlan number.
- range: [0...4093]

29.3 CPE Manager Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows to configure a CPE manager.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure cpe-management ( no manager (address) ) | ( manager (address) )
Command Parameters
Table 29.3-1 "CPE Manager Configuration Command " Resource Parameters
(address) Format: the address of a CPE manager
<CpeProxy::IPaddress> : <CpeProxy::PortNumber>
Field type <CpeProxy::IPaddress>
- IP address of CPE Management Station
Field type <CpeProxy::PortNumber>
- cpe management station udp port number
- range: [1...65535]

29.4 CPE IPProxy Session Configuration Command
Command Description
Obsolete command.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure cpe-management ( no session (dslport) ) | ( session (dslport) connection

<CpeProxy::cpeIpProxySessionProtocolPort> )
Obsolete command.
Command Parameters
Table 29.4-1 "CPE IPProxy Session Configuration Command " Resource Parameters
(dslport) Format: identification of port to which the
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / CPE is connected
<Eqpt::PortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Table 29.4-2 "CPE IPProxy Session Configuration Command " Command Parameters
connection Parameter type: mandatory parameter
<CpeProxy::cpeIpProxySessionProtocolPort> protocol port for ipproxy session.
Format:
- cpe ipproxy port number
- range: [0,13410...13457]

30- L2CP Configuration Commands
30.1 L2CP Configuration Command Tree 30-766

30.2 L2CP Configuration Command 30-767
30.3 L2CP Session Configuration Command 30-768
30.4 L2CP User Port Partition Configuration Command 30-771

30 L2CP Configuration Commands
30.1 L2CP Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "L2CP Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----l2cp
- [no] partition-type
----[no] session
- (index)
- bras-ip-address
- [no] gsmp-version
- [no] gsmp-sub-version
- [no] encap-type
- [no] topo-discovery
- [no] layer2-oam
- [no] alive-timer
- [no] port-reprt-shaper
- [no] aggr-reprt-shaper
- [no] tcp-retry-time
- [no] gsmp-retry-time
- [no] dslam-name
- [no] partition-id
- [no] window-size
- [no] tcp-port
- [no] router-instance
- [no] sig-partition-id
- [no] line-attr
----port-up-subtlvs
- [no] line-state
- [no] access-loop-encap
- [no] pon-access-type
- [no] onu-peak-rate-dn
- [no] onu-max-rate-up
- [no] pon-max-rate-dn
- [no] pon-max-rate-up
----port-down-subtlvs
- [no] line-state
- [no] access-loop-encap
- [no] pon-access-type
- [no] onu-peak-rate-dn
- [no] onu-max-rate-up
- [no] pon-max-rate-dn
- [no] pon-max-rate-up
----[no] user-port
- (user-port)
- partition-id

30.2 L2CP Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the L2CP parameters.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure l2cp [ no partition-type | partition-type <L2cp::PartitionType> ]
Command Parameters
Table 30.2-2 "L2CP Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] partition-type Parameter type: <L2cp::PartitionType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "no-partition"
( no-partition partition type
| fixed-assigned )
Possible values:
- no-partition : no partitioning is supported
- fixed-assigned : partitioning is supported

30.3 L2CP Session Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the L2CP session parameters for a given session id.
In current version, ISAM supports L2CP only on top of TCP/IP; as result of this command, ISAM shall start a TCP
connection to a BRAS identified by a configured IP address. Then depending on the setting of the GSMP Retry
Timer, the ISAM shall start the GSMP Adjacency Protocol to setup a L2CP session with that BRAS.
This means:
• if TCP Retry Timer is zero, ISAM shall not start the TCP connection. If TCP Retry Timer is not zero, ISAM
shall start the setup of a TCP connection to a BRAS whose IP address must be configured too. In no way the
ISAM accepts that a (unknown) BRAS tries to start a TCP connection
• if GSMP Retry Timer is zero, ISAM shall not start the GSMP Adjacency Protocol but instead be prepared to
handle GSMP Adjacency Protocol messages from that BRAS. If GSMP Retry Timer is not zero, ISAM shall start
the GSMP Adjacency Protocol in addition to being prepared to handle GSMP Adjacency Protocol messages
from that BRAS
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure l2cp ( no session (index) ) | ( session (index) bras-ip-address <L2cp::InetAddress> [ no gsmp-version |
gsmp-version <L2cp::Version> ] [ no gsmp-sub-version | gsmp-sub-version <L2cp::SubVersion> ] [ no encap-type
| encap-type <L2cp::EncapType> ] [ no topo-discovery | topo-discovery <L2cp::AccessTopologyDiscovery> ] [ no
layer2-oam | layer2-oam <L2cp::Layer2OAM> ] [ no alive-timer | alive-timer <L2cp::AliveTimer> ] [ no
port-reprt-shaper | port-reprt-shaper <L2cp::ReportShaper> ] [ no aggr-reprt-shaper | aggr-reprt-shaper
<L2cp::AggrReportShaper> ] [ no tcp-retry-time | tcp-retry-time <L2cp::TcpRetryTimer> ] [ no gsmp-retry-time |
gsmp-retry-time <L2cp::GsmpRetryTimer> ] [ no dslam-name | dslam-name <L2cp::DslamName> ] [ no
partition-id | partition-id <L2cp::PartitionId2> ] [ no window-size | window-size <L2cp::WindowSize> ] [ no
tcp-port | tcp-port <L2cp::InetPortNumber> ] [ no router-instance | router-instance <Ihub::RouterVplsMgnt> ] [ [ no
] sig-partition-id ] [ no line-attr | line-attr <L2cp::LineAttributes> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 30.3-1 "L2CP Session Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: index to the l2cp session table
- identity of the l2cp session
- range: [1...255]
Table 30.3-2 "L2CP Session Configuration Command" Command Parameters


bras-ip-address Parameter type: <L2cp::InetAddress> mandatory parameter
- IPv4-address during modification.
IPv4 address used for the L2cp
session peer
[no] gsmp-version Parameter type: <L2cp::Version> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 3
- version of the GSMP protocol The parameter is not visible
- range: [3] during modification.
version of gsmp protocol
[no] gsmp-sub-version Parameter type: <L2cp::SubVersion> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 2
- sub version of the GSMP protocol The parameter is not visible
- range: [1...2] during modification.
sub version of gsmp protocol
[no] encap-type Parameter type: <L2cp::EncapType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "tcp"
tcp The parameter is not visible
Possible values: during modification.
- tcp : tcp encapsulation type encapsulation type
[no] topo-discovery Parameter type: <L2cp::AccessTopologyDiscovery> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "enabled"
| enabled ) during modification.
Possible values: topology discovery capability
- disabled : no topology discovery
- enabled : topology discovery
[no] layer2-oam Parameter type: <L2cp::Layer2OAM> optional parameter with default
Possible values: layer2 OAM is supported
- disabled : no layer2 oam
- enabled : layer2 oam
[no] alive-timer Parameter type: <L2cp::AliveTimer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 250
- adjacency protocol watchdog alive time adjacency protocol watchdog
- unit: 100 msec alive time.
- range: [1...255]
[no] port-reprt-shaper Parameter type: <L2cp::ReportShaper> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10
- time between two EventReport msgs related to same port, The parameter is not visible
should be >= aggr-reprt-shaper during modification.
- unit: 100 msec time between 2 EventReport
- range: [1...255] msgs on the same port, should be
>= aggr-reprt-shaper
[no] aggr-reprt-shaper Parameter type: <L2cp::AggrReportShaper> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10
- time between two EventReport msgs related to any port The parameter is not visible
- unit: 10 msec during modification.
- range: [1...2550] time between 2 EventReport
msgs on any port
[no] tcp-retry-time Parameter type: <L2cp::TcpRetryTimer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10
- time between 2 TCP connection setup attempts. time between 2 TCP connection
- unit: 100 msec setup attempts
- range: [0...255]


[no] gsmp-retry-time Parameter type: <L2cp::GsmpRetryTimer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10
- time between 2 GSMP/L2CP connection setup attempts. time between 2 GSMP/L2CP
- unit: 100 msec connection setup attempts
- range: [0...255]
[no] dslam-name Parameter type: <L2cp::DslamName> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
- a mac-address (example : 01:02:03:04:05:06) 00"
- length: 6 The parameter is not visible
l2cp name of the DSLAM
[no] partition-id Parameter type: <L2cp::PartitionId2> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- partition id The parameter is not visible
identity for this session's specific
DSLAM partition
[no] window-size Parameter type: <L2cp::WindowSize> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10
- max no.of unacknow req msgs to be transmtted in a The parameter is not visible
window during modification.
- range: [10] max no.of unacknow req msgs to
be transmitted in a window
[no] tcp-port Parameter type: <L2cp::InetPortNumber> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 6068
- tcp port number The parameter is not visible
tcp port number of the session
established to the peer.
[no] router-instance Parameter type: <Ihub::RouterVplsMgnt> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "base"
( base The parameter is not visible
| vpls-management during modification.
| <Ihub::L2cpRouter> ) router-instance to be used to
Possible values: obtain connectivity to the peer.
- vpls-management : vpls-management router
Field type <Ihub::L2cpRouter>
- vprn service-id
- range: [1...2147483646]
[no] sig-partition-id Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
indicates if partition ID is
signalled
[no] line-attr Parameter type: <L2cp::LineAttributes> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 2
- enable or disable line-attributes on whole Tlv in enable or disable line-attributes
DSL/DF-16 0=none; 1=DSL-line-attr; 2=PON-line-attr on whole Tlvs in DSL/DF-16
- range: [0...2] 0=none; 1=DSL-line-attr;
2=PON-line-attr

30.4 L2CP User Port Partition Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the partition id for the given user-port.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure l2cp session (index) port-up-subtlvs [ no line-state | line-state <L2cp::Linestate> ] [ no

access-loop-encap | access-loop-encap <L2cp::AccLoopEncap> ] [ no pon-access-type | pon-access-type
<L2cp::PonAccType> ] [ no onu-peak-rate-dn | onu-peak-rate-dn <L2cp::OnuPeakRateDN> ] [ no onu-max-rate-up
| onu-max-rate-up <L2cp::OnuMaxRateUP> ] [ no pon-max-rate-dn | pon-max-rate-dn <L2cp::PonMaxRateDN> ]
[ no pon-max-rate-up | pon-max-rate-up <L2cp::PonMaxRateUP> ]
Command Parameters
Table 30.4-1 "L2CP User Port Partition Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...255]
Table 30.4-2 "L2CP User Port Partition Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] line-state Parameter type: <L2cp::Linestate> optional parameter with default
( disable Enable/Disable line state sub
| enable ) TLV
Possible values:
- disable : disable line state sub tlv
- enable : enable line state sub tlv
[no] access-loop-encap Parameter type: <L2cp::AccLoopEncap> optional parameter with default
( disable Enable/Disable access loop
| enable ) encapsulation sub TLV
Possible values:
- disable : disable AccLoopEncap sub tlv
- enable : enable AccLoopEncap sub tlv
[no] pon-access-type Parameter type: <L2cp::PonAccType> optional parameter with default


( disable Enable/Disable pon access type
| enable ) sub TLV
Possible values:
- disable : disable PonAccType sub tlv
- enable : enable PonAccType sub tlv
[no] onu-peak-rate-dn Parameter type: <L2cp::OnuPeakRateDN> optional parameter with default
( disable Enable/Disable ONU peak rate
| enable ) DownStream sub TLV
Possible values:
- disable : disable OnuPeakRateDN sub tlv
- enable : enable OnuPeakRateDN sub tlv
[no] onu-max-rate-up Parameter type: <L2cp::OnuMaxRateUP> optional parameter with default
( disable Enable/Disable ONU MAximum
| enable ) rare UPstream
Possible values:
- disable : disable OnuMaxRateUP sub tlv
- enable : enable OnuMaxRateUP sub tlv
[no] pon-max-rate-dn Parameter type: <L2cp::PonMaxRateDN> optional parameter with default
( disable Enable/Disable PON Max rate
| enable ) Down Stream
Possible values:
- disable : disable PonMaxRateDN sub tlv
- enable : enable PonMaxRateDN sub tlv
[no] pon-max-rate-up Parameter type: <L2cp::PonMaxRateUP> optional parameter with default
| enable ) UP stream
Possible values:
- disable : disable PonMaxRateUP sub tlv
- enable : enable PonMaxRateUP sub tlv


Command
Command Description
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure l2cp session (index) port-down-subtlvs [ no line-state | line-state <L2cp::Linestate> ] [ no

access-loop-encap | access-loop-encap <L2cp::AccLoopEncap> ] [ no pon-access-type | pon-access-type
<L2cp::PonAccType> ] [ no onu-peak-rate-dn | onu-peak-rate-dn <L2cp::OnuPeakRateDN> ] [ no onu-max-rate-up
| onu-max-rate-up <L2cp::OnuMaxRateUP> ] [ no pon-max-rate-dn | pon-max-rate-dn <L2cp::PonMaxRateDN> ]
[ no pon-max-rate-up | pon-max-rate-up <L2cp::PonMaxRateUP> ]
Command Parameters
- range: [1...255]
Table 30.5-2 "L2CP User Port Partition Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] line-state Parameter type: <L2cp::Linestate> optional parameter with default
( disable Enable/Disable line state sub
| enable ) TLV
Possible values:
- disable : disable line state sub tlv
- enable : enable line state sub tlv
[no] access-loop-encap Parameter type: <L2cp::AccLoopEncap> optional parameter with default
( disable Enable/Disable access loop
| enable ) encapsulation sub TLV
Possible values:
- disable : disable AccLoopEncap sub tlv
- enable : enable AccLoopEncap sub tlv
[no] pon-access-type Parameter type: <L2cp::PonAccType> optional parameter with default


( disable Enable/Disable pon access type
| enable ) sub TLV
Possible values:
- disable : disable PonAccType sub tlv
- enable : enable PonAccType sub tlv
[no] onu-peak-rate-dn Parameter type: <L2cp::OnuPeakRateDN> optional parameter with default
( disable Enable/Disable ONU peak rate
| enable ) DownStream sub TLV
Possible values:
- disable : disable OnuPeakRateDN sub tlv
- enable : enable OnuPeakRateDN sub tlv
[no] onu-max-rate-up Parameter type: <L2cp::OnuMaxRateUP> optional parameter with default
( disable Enable/Disable ONU MAximum
| enable ) rare UPstream
Possible values:
- disable : disable OnuMaxRateUP sub tlv
- enable : enable OnuMaxRateUP sub tlv
[no] pon-max-rate-dn Parameter type: <L2cp::PonMaxRateDN> optional parameter with default
| enable ) Down Stream
Possible values:
- disable : disable PonMaxRateDN sub tlv
- enable : enable PonMaxRateDN sub tlv
[no] pon-max-rate-up Parameter type: <L2cp::PonMaxRateUP> optional parameter with default
| enable ) UP stream
Possible values:
- disable : disable PonMaxRateUP sub tlv
- enable : enable PonMaxRateUP sub tlv


Command
Command Description
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure l2cp ( no user-port (user-port) partition-id <L2cp::PartitionId> ) | ( user-port (user-port) partition-id
<L2cp::PartitionId> )
Command Parameters
(user-port) Format: interface index of the GPON
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / ONT
- the rack number
- the shelf number
partition-id Parameter type: <L2cp::PartitionId> partition id
Format:
- partition id
- range: [1...127]

31- Voice Ont Configuration Commands
31.1 Voice Ont Configuration Command Tree 31-778

31.2 Voice ONT Service Configuration Command 31-785
31.3 Performance Monitoring configuration command for 31-790
VOIP service
31.4 Voice ONT POTS Configuration Command 31-792
31.5 Voice ONT Voice-Port Configuration Command 31-796
31.6 GPON Authentication Security Profile Configuration 31-800
Command
31.7 Voice ONT Secure URI profile Configuration 31-802
command
31.8 GPON URI Profile Configuration Command 31-804
31.9 GPON Tone Pattern Profile Configuration Command 31-805
31.10 GPON Tone Pattern Sequence Profile Configuration 31-807
Command
31.11 Tone Event Profile Configuration Command 31-811
31.12 GPON Busy Tone Event Profile Configuration 31-812
Command
31.13 GPON First Call Wait Tone Event Profile 31-814
31.14 GPON Second Call Wait Tone Event Profile 31-816
31.15 GPON Third Call Wait Tone Event Profile 31-818
31.16 GPON Fourth Call Wait Tone Event Profile 31-820
31.17 GPON Alert Tone Event Profile Configuration 31-822
Command
31.18 GPON Special Dial Tone Event Profile Configuration 31-824
Command
31.19 GPON Special Info Tone Event Profile Configuration 31-826
Command
31.20 GPON Release Tone Event Profile Configuration 31-828
Command
31.21 GPON Congest Tone Event Profile Configuration 31-830
Command
31.22 GPON Confirm Tone Event Profile Configuration 31-832
Command
31.23 GPON Dial Tone Event Profile Configuration 31-834
Command
31.24 GPON Message Wait Tone Event Profile 31-836
31.25 GPON Reorder Tone Event Profile Configuration 31-838
Command
31.26 GPON Ring Back Tone Event Profile Configuration 31-840
Command
31.27 GPON Roh Tone Event Profile Configuration 31-842
Command
31.28 GPON Stutter Tone Event Profile Configuration 31-844
Command
31.29 GPON Intrusion Tone Event Profile Configuration 31-846

Command
31.30 GPON Dead Tone Event Profile Configuration 31-848
Command
31.31 GPON First User Defined Tone Event Profile 31-850
31.32 GPON Second User Defined Tone Event Profile 31-852
31.33 GPON Third User Defined Tone Event Profile 31-854
31.34 GPON Fourth User Defined Tone Event Profile 31-856
31.35 GPON Network Dial Plan Profile Configuration 31-858
Command
31.36 Create a RTP profile 31-860
31.37 Create a Voice Service profile 31-862
31.38 Create a VOIP Application Service Profile 31-865
31.39 Create a VOIP media profile 31-870
31.40 GPON Ringing Pattern Profile Configuration 31-876
Command
31.41 GPON Ringing Pattern Sequence Profile 31-878
31.42 GPON Ring Event Profile Configuration Command 31-881
31.43 GPON VOIP Feature Access Codes Profile 31-884
31.44 GPON Common VOIP Configuration Command 31-887
31.45 GPON Voice ONT POTS Rtp PM Mode Configuration 31-889
Command
31.46 GPON ONT SIP Configuration Command 31-891
31.47 Voice Ont SIP Agent PM Mode Configuration 31-895
Command
31.48 Voice Ont SIP Agent Call PM Mode Configuration 31-897
Command
31.49 Configure ont POT SIP 31-899
31.50 Voice ONT MGC Configuration command 31-903
31.51 Voice ONT MGC PM monitoring command 31-907
31.52 Voice Ont Pots Call PM Mode Configuration 31-909
Command

31 Voice Ont Configuration Commands
31.1 Voice Ont Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Voice Ont Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----voice
----ont
----[no] service
- (voip-index)
- [no] label
- [no] ip-address
- [no] net-mask
- [no] default-router
- [no] mgc-ip-addr
- [no] sec-mgc-ip-addr
- [no] ftp-serv-ip-addr
- [no] dhcp
- [no] mgc-udp-port
- [no] voip-dscp
- [no] voip-mode
- conf-file-name
- [no] client-id
- [no] secret-id
- [no] secret-k
- [no] ipsec-enable
- [no] conf-method
- [no] spg-prof
- [no] spg-user-name
- [no] spg-passwd
- [no] spg-realm
- [no] ftp-user-name
- [no] ftp-passwd
- vlan
- [no] admin-state
- [no] uncond-omci-dnld
----tc-layer
- [no] pm-collect
----pots
- (uni-idx)
- [no] custinfo
- [no] voip-serv
- [no] termination-id
- [no] pots-pwr-timer
- [no] call-hist
- [no] pwr-override
- [no] sip-msg-tot-th
- [no] brr-pkt-loss-th
- [no] excess-jitter-th
- [no] rx-gain

- [no] tx-gain
- [no] pots-dscp
- [no] veip-ptr
- [no] admin-state
- [no] transmit-path
- [no] nominal-feed-vol
----voice-port
- (uni-idx)
- [no] custinfo
- [no] voipconfig
- [no] pots-pwr-timer
- [no] call-hist
- [no] pwr-override
- [no] rx-gain
- [no] tx-gain
- [no] impedance
- [no] voip-media-prof
- [no] ne-file-name
- [no] admin-state
----[no] auth-sec-prof
- (index)
- name
- [no] validation-scheme
- [no] user-name
- [no] password
- [no] realm
----[no] sec-uri-profile
- (index)
- name
- [no] auth-securi-prof
- uri-prof
----[no] uri-prof
- (index)
- name
- [no] address
- [no] version
----[no] tone-seg-profile
- (index)
- name
- freq1
- power1
- freq2
- power2
- freq3
- power3
- freq4
- power4
- modulation-freq
- modulation-power
- duration
----[no] tone-seq-profile
- (index)
- name
- pattern-prof1
- [no] pattern-prof2

----[no] tone-event-prof
- (index)
- name
----busy-tone
- [no] tone-seq-prof
- [no] file-prof
- [no] repeat
----callwait1-tone
- [no] file-prof
- [no] repeat
----callwait2-tone
- [no] file-prof
- [no] repeat
----callwait3-tone
- [no] file-prof
- [no] repeat
----callwait4-tone
- [no] file-prof
- [no] repeat
----alert-tone
- [no] file-prof
- [no] repeat
----special-dial-tone
- [no] file-prof
- [no] repeat
----special-info-tone
- [no] file-prof
- [no] repeat
----release-tone
- [no] file-prof
- [no] repeat
----congest-tone
- [no] file-prof
- [no] repeat
----confirm-tone
- [no] file-prof
- [no] repeat
----dial-tone
- [no] file-prof
- [no] repeat
----msg-wait-tone
- [no] file-prof
- [no] repeat
----reorder-tone

- [no] file-prof
- [no] repeat
----ringback-tone
- [no] file-prof
- [no] repeat
----roh-tone
- [no] file-prof
- [no] repeat
----stutter-tone
- [no] file-prof
- [no] repeat
----intrusion-tone
- [no] file-prof
- [no] repeat
----dead-tone
- [no] file-prof
- [no] repeat
----userdef1-tone
- [no] file-prof
- [no] repeat
----userdef2-tone
- [no] file-prof
- [no] repeat
----userdef3-tone
- [no] file-prof
- [no] repeat
----userdef4-tone
- [no] file-prof
- [no] repeat
----[no] nwdial-plan-prof
- (index)
- name
- [no] critical-timeout
- [no] partial-timout
- [no] format
- digitmap1
- digitmap2
- digitmap3
- digitmap4
----[no] rtp-profile
- (index)
- name
- [no] local-port-min
- [no] local-port-max
- [no] dscp
- [no] piggy-back-event
- [no] tone-event
- [no] dtmf-event
- [no] cas-event
----[no] voice-serv-prof

- (index)
- name
- [no] securi-prof
- [no] toneset-prof
- [no] ringingset-prof
- [no] announce-type
- [no] jitter-target
- [no] jitter-max
- [no] echo-cancel
- [no] dtmf-level
- [no] dtmf-duration
- [no] hook-flash-min
- [no] hook-flash-max
- [no] pstn-variant
----[no] voip-app-service
- (index)
- name
- [no] calling-number
- [no] calling-name
- [no] caller-id-block
- [no] caller-id-number
- [no] caller-id-name
- [no] anonymous-block
- [no] call-waiting
- [no] callerid-announce
- [no] three-way-calling
- [no] call-transfer
- [no] call-hold
- [no] call-park
- [no] do-not-disturb
- [no] flash-on-emer-cal
- [no] emer-ser-org-hold
- [no] six-way-calling
- [no] mwi-splash-ring
- [no] mwi-spl-dialtone
- [no] mwi-visual-indi
- [no] call-fwd-indicate
- [no] dir-conn-feature
- [no] dialtone-dely-opt
- [no] dir-conn-prof
- [no] bridge-prof
- [no] conf-prof
----[no] voip-media-prof
- (index)
- name
- [no] voiceserviceprof
- [no] rtp-prof
- [no] fax-mode
- [no] codec1st
- [no] pkt-period1st
- [no] silence1st
- [no] codec2nd
- [no] pkt-period2nd
- [no] silence2nd
- [no] codec3rd
- [no] pkt-period3rd
- [no] silence3rd
- [no] codec4th

- [no] pkt-period4th
- [no] silence4th
- [no] outofband-dtmf
----[no] ring-seg-prof
- (index)
- name
- [no] profile-ring
- ring-duration
----[no] ring-seq-prof
- (index)
- name
- pattern1
- [no] pattern2
- [no] pattern3
- [no] pattern4
- [no] pattern5
----[no] ringing-profile
- (index)
- name
- [no] ringing-seq-prof
- [no] ringing-file-prof
- [no] ringing-repeat
- [no] splash-seq-prof
- [no] splash-file-prof
- [no] splash-repeat
----[no] feat-acccode-prof
- (index)
- name
- [no] cancel-call-wait
- [no] hold
- [no] park
- [no] act-caller-id
- [no] deact-caller-id
- [no] act-dnd
- [no] deact-dnd
- [no] dnd-pin
- [no] emergency
- [no] intercom
- [no] attend-call-trans
- [no] blind-call-trans
----[no] voip-config
- (voip-index)
- protocol
- [no] conf-method
- [no] securi-prof
----pots-rtp
- (uni-index)
- [no] pm-collect
----[no] sip-config
- (sip-index)
- [no] proxyserv-prof
- [no] outproxyserv-prof
- [no] primary-dns
- [no] secondary-dns
- [no] reg-expire-time
- [no] re-reg-head-start
- [no] aor-host-prt-prof
- [no] registrar-prof
- [no] soft-sw-vendor

- [no] opt-tx-cntrl
- [no] uri-format
- [no] dscp
- [no] udp-port
----sip-agent
- (ont-index)
- [no] pm-collect
----sip-call
- (ont-index)
- [no] pm-collect
----voice-sip-port
- (pots-index)
- [no] user-aor
- [no] display-name
- [no] val-scheme
- [no] user-name
- [no] password
- [no] realm
- [no] voice-mail-prof
- [no] voice-mail-to
- [no] ntwk-dp-prof
- [no] app-serv-prof
- [no] ac-code-prof
- [no] rlstimer
- [no] rohtimer
----[no] mgc-config
- (if-index)
- pri-mgcuri-profid
- sec-mgcuri-profid
- [no] protocol-ver
- [no] msg-format
- [no] max-retry-time
- [no] max-retries
- [no] status-delay-time
- base-termid
- [no] sig-dscp
- [no] udp-port
- [no] sw-vendor
- [no] cnf-msg-profid
----mgc-agent
- (voip-index)
- [no] pm-collect
----pots-call
- (uni-idx)
- [no] pm-collect

31.2 Voice ONT Service Configuration Command
Command Description
This command is to configure the service related paramters for ONT.
NOTE: OLT prohibits the entry of the following range of well-known IP addresses:
224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255 (multicast)
127.0.0.0 to 127.255.255.255 (loopback)
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with sip,megaco privileges, and executed by operators with sip,megaco
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont ( no service (voip-index) ) | ( service (voip-index) [ no label | label <Gpon::Label> ] [ no
ip-address | ip-address <Gpon::Ipaddr> ] [ no net-mask | net-mask <Gpon::Ipaddr> ] [ no default-router |
default-router <Gpon::Ipaddr> ] [ no mgc-ip-addr | mgc-ip-addr <Gpon::Ipaddr> ] [ no sec-mgc-ip-addr |
sec-mgc-ip-addr <Gpon::Ipaddr> ] [ no ftp-serv-ip-addr | ftp-serv-ip-addr <Gpon::Ipaddr> ] [ no dhcp | dhcp
<Gpon::Dhcp> ] [ no mgc-udp-port | mgc-udp-port <Gpon::PortSignalling> ] [ no voip-dscp | voip-dscp
<Gpon::DscpSetting> ] [ no voip-mode | voip-mode <Gpon::GWMode> ] conf-file-name <Gpon::ConfName> [ no
client-id | client-id <Gpon::ClientID> ] [ no secret-id | secret-id <Gpon::SecretID> ] [ no secret-k | secret-k
<Gpon::SecretK> ] [ no ipsec-enable | ipsec-enable <Gpon::IpSec> ] [ no conf-method | conf-method
<Gpon::SrvConfMethod> ] [ no spg-prof | spg-prof <Gpon::UriProfileName> ] [ no spg-user-name | spg-user-name
<Gpon::SippingAuthUserName> ] [ no spg-passwd | spg-passwd <Gpon::AuthPasswd> ] [ no spg-realm |
spg-realm <Gpon::Realm> ] [ no ftp-user-name | ftp-user-name <Gpon::FtpAuth> ] [ no ftp-passwd | ftp-passwd
<Security::Password5> ] vlan <Vlan::Index> [ no admin-state | admin-state <Gpon::AdminState> ] [ [ no ]
uncond-omci-dnld ] )
Command Parameters
Table 31.2-1 "Voice ONT Service Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(voip-index) Format: a unique interface index
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / 1
<Ng2::OntId> / 1 )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Possible values:
- 1 : Gpon voip Port
Possible values:
Table 31.2-2 "Voice ONT Service Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] label Parameter type: <Gpon::Label> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- char string label used to identify service
- length: x<=80
[no] ip-address Parameter type: <Gpon::Ipaddr> optional parameter with default
ip Address of the ONT VoIP
Client
[no] net-mask Parameter type: <Gpon::Ipaddr> optional parameter with default
subnet mask for the VoIP client's
subnet
[no] default-router Parameter type: <Gpon::Ipaddr> optional parameter with default
default next hop IP Address used
by the VoIP Client
[no] mgc-ip-addr Parameter type: <Gpon::Ipaddr> optional parameter with default
IP Address of the Network Media
Gateway
[no] sec-mgc-ip-addr Parameter type: <Gpon::Ipaddr> optional parameter with default
IP Address of the secondary
Network Media Gateway
[no] ftp-serv-ip-addr Parameter type: <Gpon::Ipaddr> optional parameter with default


IP Address of the FTP Server that
contains the VoIP configuration
files that the ONT needs to
download
[no] dhcp Parameter type: <Gpon::Dhcp> optional parameter with default
| disabled ) during modification.
Possible values: designate whether DHCP is
- enabled : DHCP is enabled enabled
- disabled : DHCP is disabled
[no] mgc-udp-port Parameter type: <Gpon::PortSignalling> optional parameter with default
- TCP or UDP port used for signalling (L2 only) The parameter is not visible
UDP port of the Media Gateway
Controller used for signaling
[no] voip-dscp Parameter type: <Gpon::DscpSetting> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 24L
- to set the DSCP value that the Voip Client will use The parameter is not visible
to set the DSCP value that the
Voip Client will use
[no] voip-mode Parameter type: <Gpon::GWMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "sip1"
( gr303-h248 The parameter is not visible
| v5.x-h248 during modification.
| softswitch-h248 Used to set Voice Gateway
| sip1 signalling mode.
| sip2 )
Possible values:
- gr303-h248 : GR303-H248
- v5.x-h248 : V5.x-H248
- softswitch-h248 : Softswitch-H248
- sip1 : Mode 1 SIP
- sip2 : Mode 2 SIP
conf-file-name Parameter type: <Gpon::ConfName> mandatory parameter
Format: name of the Planned
- name of the Planned Configuration File that the VoIP Configuration File that the VoIP
Client must use for VoIP configuration. Client must use for VoIP
- length: x<=49 configuration.
[no] client-id Parameter type: <Gpon::ClientID> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- to uniquely identify the VoIP Client. DHCP option 61 clientid
- length: x<=25 associated with the VoIP service.
[no] secret-id Parameter type: <Gpon::SecretID> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- DHCP Option 90 Secret ID for VoIP Service. Up to 8 The parameter is not visible
hexadecimal characters (example 01:02:03:04). during modification.
- length: x<=4 DHCP Option 90 Secret ID for
VoIP Service. Up to 8
hexadecimal characters.
[no] secret-k Parameter type: <Gpon::SecretK> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- DHCP Option 90 Secret-K for VoIP Service. Up to 32 The parameter is not visible
hexadecimal characters (example during modification.
01:02:03:04:05:06:07:08:09:10:11:12:13:14:15:16). DHCP Option 90 Secret-K for


- length: x<=16 VoIP Service. Up to 32
hexadecimal characters.
[no] ipsec-enable Parameter type: <Gpon::IpSec> optional parameter with default
| disabled ) during modification.
Possible values: Used to designate whether IPSEC
- enabled : IPSEC is enabled is enabled or disabled.
- disabled : IPSEC is disabled
[no] conf-method Parameter type: <Gpon::SrvConfMethod> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "ftp"
( ftp Used to determine the primary
| sipping method the ONT uses to obtain
| omci ) VoIP configuration information.
Possible values:
- ftp : FTP Server
- sipping : Sipping Server,editing to and from sipping is not
allowed
- omci : Omci ftp
[no] spg-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::UriProfileName> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
( none URI profile that contains the
| <Gpon:UriProfilePtr> address for acquiring the
| name : <AsamProfileName> ) SIPPING Server.
Possible values:
Field type <Gpon:UriProfilePtr>
- Index of the URI profile that contains the IP address of the
server
- range: [0...100]
and software.
[no] spg-user-name Parameter type: <Gpon::SippingAuthUserName> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- user name required for sipping authentication Username required for
- length: x<=25 authentication with the SIPPING
Server OR for PPPoE
authentication.
[no] spg-passwd Parameter type: <Gpon::AuthPasswd> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- password required for authentication Password required for
- length: x<=25 authentication with the SIPPING
Server OR for PPPoE
authentication.
[no] spg-realm Parameter type: <Gpon::Realm> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- realm required for authentication Realm for authentication with the
- length: x<=25 SIPPING Server OR for the
PPPoE access concentrator name.
[no] ftp-user-name Parameter type: <Gpon::FtpAuth> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- authentication string the Username required for
- length: x<=25 authentication with the FTP
Server.


[no] ftp-passwd Parameter type: <Security::Password5> optional parameter with default
( prompt password required for
| plain : <Security::PlainPassword5> ) authentication with the FTP
Possible values: Server.
- authentication string
- length: x<=25
vlan Parameter type: <Vlan::Index> mandatory parameter
( <Vlan::UVlanIndex> during modification.
| stacked : <Vlan::SVlanIndexStacked> : vlan id
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [1...4093]
- range: [0...4093]
[no] admin-state Parameter type: <Gpon::AdminState> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "unlocked"
( locked Setting it to 'locked' causes OLT
| unlocked ) to block upstream traffic on this
Possible values: service
- locked : Setting it to 'locked' causes OLT to block
upstream traffic on this service
- unlocked : Setting it to 'unlocked' causes OLT to allow
upstream traffic on this service
[no] uncond-omci-dnld Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
during creation.
download Voip XML
unconditionally

31.3 Performance Monitoring configuration

command for VOIP service
Command Description
configures the PM Mode of ONT-side TC-layer counters.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont service (voip-index) tc-layer [ no pm-collect | pm-collect <Gpon::PmEnable> ]
Command Parameters
Table 31.3-1 "Performance Monitoring configuration command for VOIP service" Resource
Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> / 1 )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Possible values:


Possible values:
Table 31.3-2 "Performance Monitoring configuration command for VOIP service" Command
Parameters
[no] pm-collect Parameter type: <Gpon::PmEnable> optional parameter with default
( disable indicates whether tc layer counter
| enable ) Performance Monitors should be
Possible values: collected for this VOIP Service
- disable : disable the collection
- enable : enable the collection

31.4 Voice ONT POTS Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure pots specific data associated with an ont.
Parameter Termination ID is a case insensitive string up to 25 characters long. Only the following characters are
allowed:
['a'..'z', 'A'..'Z', '0'..'9', '*', '/', '-', '_', '$', '@', or '.'].
The first character must be alphabetic.The string 'ROOT' is not allowed.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont pots (uni-idx) [ no custinfo | custinfo <Gpon::CustInfo> ] [ no voip-serv | voip-serv
<Gpon::VoipSrvIndex> ] [ no termination-id | termination-id <Gpon::TerminationId> ] [ no pots-pwr-timer |
pots-pwr-timer <Gpon::PotsPwrTimer> ] [ no call-hist | call-hist <Gpon::CallHist> ] [ no pwr-override |
pwr-override <Gpon::PotsPwrShedOverride> ] [ no sip-msg-tot-th | sip-msg-tot-th
<Gpon::SipMsgTimeOutThreshold> ] [ no brr-pkt-loss-th | brr-pkt-loss-th <Gpon::BrrPktLossThreshold> ] [ no
excess-jitter-th | excess-jitter-th <Gpon::ExcessJitterThreshold> ] [ no rx-gain | rx-gain <Gpon::RxGain> ] [ no
tx-gain | tx-gain <Gpon::TxGain> ] [ no pots-dscp | pots-dscp <Gpon::PotsDscpSetting> ] [ no veip-ptr | veip-ptr
<Gpon::OntSpIndexOrZero> ] [ no admin-state | admin-state <Gpon::PotsAdminState> ] [ no transmit-path |
transmit-path <Gpon::Transmission> ] [ no nominal-feed-vol | nominal-feed-vol <Gpon::NominalFeedVoltage> ]
Command Parameters
Table 31.4-1 "Voice ONT POTS Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(uni-idx) Format: interface index of the pots uni
<Gpon::OntPotsPortId>
<Ng2::OntId> / <Gpon::OntSlotId> /
<Gpon::OntPotsPortId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
Field type <Gpon::OntPotsPortId>
- Gpon Ont Pots Port
- range: [1...24]
Table 31.4-2 "Voice ONT POTS Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] custinfo Parameter type: <Gpon::CustInfo> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- a printable string information about pots port
- length: x<=80
[no] voip-serv Parameter type: <Gpon::VoipSrvIndex> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "1"
- service number of the voip client service service number of the voip client
- range: [1] service
[no] termination-id Parameter type: <Gpon::TerminationId> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- identifies the POTS port in H248 VoIP signalling identifies the POTS port in H248
messages.The first character must be alphabetic. The string VoIP signalling messages
'ROOT' is not allowed.
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9*/-_$@.]
- length: x<=25
[no] pots-pwr-timer Parameter type: <Gpon::PotsPwrTimer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- time during which pots loop voltage is held up time during which pots loop
- range: [0...65535] voltage is held up
[no] call-hist Parameter type: <Gpon::CallHist> optional parameter with default
( enable indicates whether or not a call
| disable ) history to be maintained for this
Possible values: line.
- enable : enable PM collection
- disable : disable PM collection
[no] pwr-override Parameter type: <Gpon::PotsPwrShedOverride> optional parameter with default
( true voice class power shedding
| false )
Possible values:
- true : port excluded from voice class power shedding
- false : port included in voice class power shedding
[no] sip-msg-tot-th Parameter type: <Gpon::SipMsgTimeOutThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- threshold for raising the SIP message timeout tca alarm threshold for raising the SIP
- range: [0...65535] message timeout tca alarm
[no] brr-pkt-loss-th Parameter type: <Gpon::BrrPktLossThreshold> optional parameter with default


Format: value: "0"
- threshold for raising the bearer packet loss tca alarm threshold for raising the bearer
- unit: 1/256ths packet loss tca alarm
- range: [0...255]
[no] excess-jitter-th Parameter type: <Gpon::ExcessJitterThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- threshold for raising the jitter tca alarm in milliseconds excessive jitter threshold in
- unit: milliseconds milliseconds
- range: [0...65535]
[no] rx-gain Parameter type: <Gpon::RxGain> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- gain value for the received signal in 0.1db increments gain value for the received signal
- unit: db in 0.1db increments
- range: [-12...6]
[no] tx-gain Parameter type: <Gpon::TxGain> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- gain value for the transmit signal in 0.1db increments gain value for the transmit signal
- range: [-12...6]
[no] pots-dscp Parameter type: <Gpon::PotsDscpSetting> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 46
- dscp value for use in outgoing voip bearer packets (L3 dscp value for use in outgoing
only) voip bearer packets
- range: [0...63]
[no] veip-ptr Parameter type: <Gpon::OntSpIndexOrZero> optional parameter with default
( <Gpon::OntSlotId2> / <Gpon::OntPortId2> interface index of the veip uni
| none )
Possible values:
Field type <Gpon::OntSlotId2>
- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [0...14]
Field type <Gpon::OntPortId2>
- Gpon Ont Port
- range: [0...16]
[no] admin-state Parameter type: <Gpon::PotsAdminState> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "locked"
( unlocked administrative state of pptp pots
| locked ) uni
Possible values:
- unlocked : activates the pots port
- locked : deactivates the pots port
[no] transmit-path Parameter type: <Gpon::Transmission> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "not-supported"
( full-time allows setting the POTS UNI
| part-time either to full-time onhook
| not-supported ) transmission
Possible values:
- full-time : full-time on-hook transmission
- part-time : part-time on-hook transmission
- not-supported : do not care and do not send any OMCI
[no] nominal-feed-vol Parameter type: <Gpon::NominalFeedVoltage> optional parameter with default
( not-supported indicates the designed nominal
| <Gpon::NominalFeedVoltage> ) feed voltage of the POTS loop
Possible values:


- not-supported : do not care and do not send any OMCI
Field type <Gpon::NominalFeedVoltage>
- indicates the designed nominal feed voltage of the POTS
loop
- unit: Volts
- range: [1...255,65535]
Command Output
Table 31.4-3 "Voice ONT POTS Configuration Command" Display parameters
oper-state Parameter type: <Gpon::PotsOperState> operational state of the service
( enabled This element is always shown.
| disabled
| unknown )
Possible values:
- enabled : enable the service
- disabled : disable the service
- unknown : unknown state

31.5 Voice ONT Voice-Port Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the voice port specific data associated with an ont.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont voice-port (uni-idx) [ no custinfo | custinfo <Gpon::CustInfo> ] [ no voipconfig | voipconfig
<Gpon::VoipConfig> ] [ no pots-pwr-timer | pots-pwr-timer <Gpon::PotsPwrTimer> ] [ no call-hist | call-hist
<Gpon::CallHist> ] [ no pwr-override | pwr-override <Gpon::PotsPwrShedOverride> ] [ no rx-gain | rx-gain
<Gpon::RxGain> ] [ no tx-gain | tx-gain <Gpon::TxGain> ] [ no impedance | impedance <Gpon::Impedance> ] [ no
voip-media-prof | voip-media-prof <Gpon::VoipMediaProfilePointer> ] [ no ne-file-name | ne-file-name
<Gpon::NEFileName> ] [ no admin-state | admin-state <Gpon::PotsAdminState> ]
Command Parameters
Table 31.5-1 "Voice ONT Voice-Port Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(uni-idx) Format: interface index of the pots uni
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
- range: [1...24]
Table 31.5-2 "Voice ONT Voice-Port Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] custinfo Parameter type: <Gpon::CustInfo> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- a printable string information about pots port
- length: x<=80
[no] voipconfig Parameter type: <Gpon::VoipConfig> optional parameter with default
( none associates pots port with sip or
| mgc mgc agent
| sip )
Possible values:
- none : no association with sip or megaco
- mgc : associates with mgc agent
- sip : associates with sip agent
[no] pots-pwr-timer Parameter type: <Gpon::PotsPwrTimer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- time during which pots loop voltage is held up time during which pots loop
- range: [0...65535] voltage is held up
[no] call-hist Parameter type: <Gpon::CallHist> optional parameter with default
( enable indicates whether or not a call
| disable ) history to be maintained for this
Possible values: line.
- enable : enable PM collection
- disable : disable PM collection
[no] pwr-override Parameter type: <Gpon::PotsPwrShedOverride> optional parameter with default
( true voice class power shedding
| false )
Possible values:
- true : port excluded from voice class power shedding
- false : port included in voice class power shedding
[no] rx-gain Parameter type: <Gpon::RxGain> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- gain value for the received signal in 0.1db increments gain value for the received signal
- range: [-12...6]
[no] tx-gain Parameter type: <Gpon::TxGain> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- gain value for the transmit signal in 0.1db increments gain value for the transmit signal
- range: [-12...6]
[no] impedance Parameter type: <Gpon::Impedance> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "unspecified"


( 600 standard impedance settings for
| 900 the pots line
| 750
| 820
| 1050
| unspecified )
Possible values:
- 600 : 600 0hms
- 900 : 900 0hms
- 750 : 750 0hms + 150 nF + 270 ohms
- 820 : 820 0hms + 115 nF + 220 ohms
- 1050 : 1050 ohms + 230 nF + 320 ohms
- unspecified : the impedance of the line will be handled by
the ont internally
[no] voip-media-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::VoipMediaProfilePointer> optional parameter with default
( none voip media profile
| <Gpon::VoipMediaProfilePointer>
| name : <AsamProfileName> )
Possible values:
Field type <Gpon::VoipMediaProfilePointer>
- profile index
- range: [0...20]
and software.
[no] ne-file-name Parameter type: <Gpon::NEFileName> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- file name used to supplement the network extension file file name used to supplement the
pointer in voice service profile network extension file pointer in
- length: x<=50 voice service profile
[no] admin-state Parameter type: <Gpon::PotsAdminState> optional parameter with default
( unlocked administrative state of pptp pots
| locked ) uni
Possible values:
- unlocked : activates the pots port
- locked : deactivates the pots port
Command Output
Table 31.5-3 "Voice ONT Voice-Port Configuration Command" Display parameters
oper-state Parameter type: <Gpon::PotsOperState> operational state of the service
| disabled
| unknown )
Possible values:


31.6 GPON Authentication Security Profile

Command Description
This command creates the profile for accessing the server storing authentication security information for
contacting network addresses. These profiles are normally associated with Voip Services that must reference
common authentication information.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont ( no auth-sec-prof (index) ) | ( auth-sec-prof (index) name <AsamProfileName> [ no
validation-scheme | validation-scheme <Gpon::AuthSecValScheme> ] [ no user-name | user-name
<Gpon::AuthUserName> ] [ no password | password <Security::Password5> ] [ no realm | realm <Gpon::Realm> ]
)
Command Parameters
Table 31.6-1 "GPON Authentication Security Profile Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
(index) Format: profile index
- profile index
- range: [1...20]
Table 31.6-2 "GPON Authentication Security Profile Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.] profile name
- length: 1<=x<=32
[no] validation-scheme Parameter type: <Gpon::AuthSecValScheme> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "md5-digest"
| md5-digest during modification.
| basic-authentic ) validation scheme required for
Possible values: authentication
- disabled : Validation disabled


- md5-digest : validate using md5 digest authentication
- basic-authentic : Validate using basic authentication
[no] user-name Parameter type: <Gpon::AuthUserName> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- user name required for authentication The parameter is not visible
user name required for
authentication
( prompt The parameter is not visible
| plain : <Security::PlainPassword5> ) during modification.
Possible values: password required for
- prompt : prompts the operator for a password authentication
- length: x<=25
[no] realm Parameter type: <Gpon::Realm> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- realm required for authentication The parameter is not visible
realm required for authentication

31.7 Voice ONT Secure URI profile Configuration

command
Command Description
This command creates a Secure URI Profile.
It provides (via pointers to other profiles) both the URI for accessing information plus the security information
necessary to access the information
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont ( no sec-uri-profile (index) ) | ( sec-uri-profile (index) name <AsamProfileName> [ no
auth-securi-prof | auth-securi-prof <Gpon::AuthProfileName> ] uri-prof <Gpon::UriProfileName> )
Command Parameters
Table 31.7-1 "Voice ONT Secure URI profile Configuration command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: a unique profile index
- profile index
- range: [1...50]
Table 31.7-2 "Voice ONT Secure URI profile Configuration command" Command Parameters
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.] A string 1..32 characters long
- length: 1<=x<=32 which uniquely identifies this
Secure URI Profile
[no] auth-securi-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::AuthProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none The parameter is not visible
| <Gpon:AuthProfPtr> during modification.
| name : <AsamProfileName> ) Authentication security profile
Possible values: that contains network address of
- none : no profile to associate the security server
Field type <Gpon:AuthProfPtr>


- Index of the Authentication security profile
- range: [0...20]
and software.
uri-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::UriProfileName> mandatory parameter
( none during modification.
| <Gpon:UriProfilePtr> uri profile that contains network
| name : <AsamProfileName> ) address of the configuration
Possible values: server
server
- range: [0...100]
and software.
Command Output
Table 31.7-3 "Voice ONT Secure URI profile Configuration command" Display parameters
auth-securi-prof-name Parameter type: <Gpon::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the authentication
- ignored printable string security uri profile
detail mode.
uri-prof-name Parameter type: <Gpon::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the uri profile
- ignored printable string This element is only shown in
detail mode.

31.8 GPON URI Profile Configuration Command
Command Description
This command creates the URI profile for accessing the configuration server. These profiles are normally
associated with Voip Services.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont ( no uri-prof (index) ) | ( uri-prof (index) name <AsamProfileName> [ no address | address
<Gpon::UriProfileAddress> ] [ no version | version <Gpon::UriProfileVersionNbr> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 31.8-1 "GPON URI Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- profile index
- range: [1...100]
Table 31.8-2 "GPON URI Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
- length: 1<=x<=32
[no] address Parameter type: <Gpon::UriProfileAddress> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- uri profile address uri profile address that contains a
- length: x<=100 Fully Qualified Domain Name
(FQDN) or an IP Address (in dot
notation)
[no] version Parameter type: <Gpon::UriProfileVersionNbr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 1L
- uri profile version number uri profile version number
- range: [1...2147483647]

31.9 GPON Tone Pattern Profile Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command creates a profile that defines a tone (multi-frequency is supported) segment including duration and
power. Multiple tone segment profiles are used to specify a tone that will be applied to the analog signal to the
handset when a particular call event/condition occurs, such as sending a busy tone when the called party is busy.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont ( no tone-seg-profile (index) ) | ( tone-seg-profile (index) name <AsamProfileName> freq1
<Gpon::ToneSegFrequency> power1 <Gpon::ToneSegPower> freq2 <Gpon::ToneSegFrequency> power2
<Gpon::ToneSegPower> freq3 <Gpon::ToneSegFrequency> power3 <Gpon::ToneSegPower> freq4
<Gpon::ToneSegFrequency> power4 <Gpon::ToneSegPower> modulation-freq
<Gpon::ToneSegModulationFrequency> modulation-power <Gpon::ToneSegPower> duration
<Gpon::ToneSegDuration> )
Command Parameters
Table 31.9-1 "GPON Tone Pattern Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- profile index
- range: [1...50]
Table 31.9-2 "GPON Tone Pattern Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
- length: 1<=x<=32
freq1 Parameter type: <Gpon::ToneSegFrequency> mandatory parameter
- frequency during modification.
- unit: Hz frequency of one of the tone
- range: [0...4000] components
power1 Parameter type: <Gpon::ToneSegPower> mandatory parameter


- power level during modification.
- unit: dBm power level of freq1
- range: [-25.5...0.0]
- range: [-25.5...0.0]
- range: [-25.5...0.0]
- range: [-25.5...0.0]
modulation-freq Parameter type: <Gpon::ToneSegModulationFrequency> mandatory parameter
- unit: Hz modulation frequency for the
- range: [0...2000] tone segment
modulation-power Parameter type: <Gpon::ToneSegPower> mandatory parameter
- unit: dBm modulation power for the tone
- range: [-25.5...0.0] segment
duration Parameter type: <Gpon::ToneSegDuration> mandatory parameter
- duration during modification.
- unit: milliseconds duration of the tone segment
- range: [0...65535]

31.10 GPON Tone Pattern Sequence Profile

Command Description
This command creates a profile that defines a tone sequence by serially identifying tone segment profiles to
associate for a sequence.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont ( no tone-seq-profile (index) ) | ( tone-seq-profile (index) name <AsamProfileName>
pattern-prof1 <Gpon::ZeroToneSegProfile> [ no pattern-prof2 | pattern-prof2 <Gpon::ZeroToneSegProfile> ] [ no
pattern-prof3 | pattern-prof3 <Gpon::ZeroToneSegProfile> ] [ no pattern-prof4 | pattern-prof4
<Gpon::ZeroToneSegProfile> ] [ no pattern-prof5 | pattern-prof5 <Gpon::ZeroToneSegProfile> ] [ no pattern-prof6
| pattern-prof6 <Gpon::ZeroToneSegProfile> ] [ no pattern-prof7 | pattern-prof7 <Gpon::ZeroToneSegProfile> ] [
no pattern-prof8 | pattern-prof8 <Gpon::ZeroToneSegProfile> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 31.10-1 "GPON Tone Pattern Sequence Profile Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- profile index
- range: [1...50]
Table 31.10-2 "GPON Tone Pattern Sequence Profile Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
- length: 1<=x<=32
pattern-prof1 Parameter type: <Gpon::ZeroToneSegProfile> mandatory parameter
| <Gpon::ZeroToneSegProfilePointer> tone segment profile
Possible values:


Field type <Gpon::ZeroToneSegProfilePointer>
- profile index
- range: [0...50]
and software.
[no] pattern-prof2 Parameter type: <Gpon::ZeroToneSegProfile> optional parameter with default
| <Gpon::ZeroToneSegProfilePointer> during modification.
| name : <AsamProfileName> ) tone segment profile
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]
and software.
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]
and software.
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]
and software.


Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]
and software.
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]
and software.
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]
and software.
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]
and software.

Command Output
Table 31.10-3 "GPON Tone Pattern Sequence Profile Configuration Command" Display
parameters
pattern-prof1-name Parameter type: <Gpon::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the tone segment profile
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.

31.11 Tone Event Profile Configuration Command
Command Description
This command is used to create a profile that contains the associations of tone sequence profiles or file ids to call
event/conditions.
Note, this profile supports either method for making this association (use of the tone sequence profile or identifying
a file on the ONT where a bit map of the tone is located).
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont ( no tone-event-prof (index) ) | ( tone-event-prof (index) name <AsamProfileName> )
Command Parameters
Table 31.11-1 "Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- tone event profile index
- range: [1...5]
Table 31.11-2 "Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32

31.12 GPON Busy Tone Event Profile Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command is used to change or configure the definition of a Busy tone within the tone set.
As noted in the Tone Event Profile configuration command, the selection of the tone can be either via pointing to a
Tone Sequence Profile, or by referencing a file on the ONT.
This command supports either mechanism.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont tone-event-prof (index) busy-tone [ no tone-seq-prof | tone-seq-prof <Gpon::ToneSeqProfile>
] [ no file-prof | file-prof <Gpon::FileProfile> ] [ no repeat | repeat <Gpon::RepetitionNbr> ]
Command Parameters
Table 31.12-1 "GPON Busy Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...5]
Table 31.12-2 "GPON Busy Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] tone-seq-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::ToneSeqProfile> optional parameter with default
( none tone sequence profile
| <Gpon::ToneSeqProfPtr>
Possible values:
Field type <Gpon::ToneSeqProfPtr>
- profile index
- range: [0...50]
and software.


[no] file-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::FileProfile> optional parameter with default
( none uri profile
| <Gpon::FileProfPtr>
Possible values:
Field type <Gpon::FileProfPtr>
- profile index
- range: [0...100]
and software.
[no] repeat Parameter type: <Gpon::RepetitionNbr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- repitition number number of times the tone file is
- range: [0...10] repeated

31.13 GPON First Call Wait Tone Event Profile

Command Description
This command is used to change or configure the definition of the first Call Wait tone within the tone set.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont tone-event-prof (index) callwait1-tone [ no tone-seq-prof | tone-seq-prof

<Gpon::ToneSeqProfile> ] [ no file-prof | file-prof <Gpon::FileProfile> ] [ no repeat | repeat
<Gpon::RepetitionNbr> ]
Command Parameters
Table 31.13-1 "GPON First Call Wait Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...5]
Table 31.13-2 "GPON First Call Wait Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]


and software.
( none uri profile
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...100]
and software.
Format: value: 0L

31.14 GPON Second Call Wait Tone Event Profile

Command Description
This command is used to change or configure the definition of the second Call Wait tone within the tone set.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax

Command Parameters
Table 31.14-1 "GPON Second Call Wait Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...5]
Table 31.14-2 "GPON Second Call Wait Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]


and software.
( none uri profile
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...100]
and software.
Format: value: 0L

31.15 GPON Third Call Wait Tone Event Profile

Command Description
This command is used to change or configure the definition of the third Call Wait tone within the tone set.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax

Command Parameters
Table 31.15-1 "GPON Third Call Wait Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...5]
Table 31.15-2 "GPON Third Call Wait Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]


and software.
( none uri profile
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...100]
and software.
Format: value: 0L

31.16 GPON Fourth Call Wait Tone Event Profile

Command Description
This command is used to change or configure the definition of a fourth Call Wait tone within the tone set.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax

Command Parameters
Table 31.16-1 "GPON Fourth Call Wait Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...5]
Table 31.16-2 "GPON Fourth Call Wait Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]


and software.
( none URI profile
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...100]
and software.
Format: value: "0"

31.17 GPON Alert Tone Event Profile Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command is used to change or configure the definition of a Alert tone within the tone set.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont tone-event-prof (index) alert-tone [ no tone-seq-prof | tone-seq-prof <Gpon::ToneSeqProfile>
Command Parameters
Table 31.17-1 "GPON Alert Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...5]
Table 31.17-2 "GPON Alert Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]
and software.


( none URI profile
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...100]
and software.
Format: value: "0"

31.18 GPON Special Dial Tone Event Profile

Command Description
This command is used to change or configure the definition of a Special Dial tone within the tone set.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont tone-event-prof (index) special-dial-tone [ no tone-seq-prof | tone-seq-prof

Command Parameters
Table 31.18-1 "GPON Special Dial Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...5]
Table 31.18-2 "GPON Special Dial Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]


and software.
( none URI profile
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...100]
and software.
Format: value: "0"

31.19 GPON Special Info Tone Event Profile

Command Description
This command is used to change or configure the definition of a Special Info tone within the tone set.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont tone-event-prof (index) special-info-tone [ no tone-seq-prof | tone-seq-prof

Command Parameters
Table 31.19-1 "GPON Special Info Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...5]
Table 31.19-2 "GPON Special Info Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]


and software.
( none URI profile
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...100]
and software.
Format: value: "0"

31.20 GPON Release Tone Event Profile

Command Description
This command is used to change or configure the definition of a Release tone within the tone set.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont tone-event-prof (index) release-tone [ no tone-seq-prof | tone-seq-prof

Command Parameters
Table 31.20-1 "GPON Release Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...5]
Table 31.20-2 "GPON Release Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]


and software.
( none URI profile
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...100]
and software.
Format: value: "0"

31.21 GPON Congest Tone Event Profile

Command Description
This command is used to change or configure the definition of a congest tone within the tone set.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont tone-event-prof (index) congest-tone [ no tone-seq-prof | tone-seq-prof

Command Parameters
Table 31.21-1 "GPON Congest Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...5]
Table 31.21-2 "GPON Congest Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]


and software.
( none URI profile
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...100]
and software.
Format: value: "0"

31.22 GPON Confirm Tone Event Profile

Command Description
This command is used to change or configure the definition of a Confirm tone within the tone set.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont tone-event-prof (index) confirm-tone [ no tone-seq-prof | tone-seq-prof

Command Parameters
Table 31.22-1 "GPON Confirm Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...5]
Table 31.22-2 "GPON Confirm Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]


and software.
( none uri profile
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...100]
and software.
Format: value: 0L

31.23 GPON Dial Tone Event Profile Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command is used to change or configure the definition of the Dial tone within the tone set.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont tone-event-prof (index) dial-tone [ no tone-seq-prof | tone-seq-prof <Gpon::ToneSeqProfile>
Command Parameters
Table 31.23-1 "GPON Dial Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...5]
Table 31.23-2 "GPON Dial Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]
and software.


( none uri profile
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...100]
and software.
Format: value: 0L

31.24 GPON Message Wait Tone Event Profile

Command Description
This command is used to change or configure the definition of a Message wait tone within the tone set.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont tone-event-prof (index) msg-wait-tone [ no tone-seq-prof | tone-seq-prof

Command Parameters
Table 31.24-1 "GPON Message Wait Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...5]
Table 31.24-2 "GPON Message Wait Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]


and software.
( none uri profile
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...100]
and software.
Format: value: 0L

31.25 GPON Reorder Tone Event Profile

Command Description
This command is used to change or configure the definition of a Reorder tone within the tone set.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont tone-event-prof (index) reorder-tone [ no tone-seq-prof | tone-seq-prof

Command Parameters
Table 31.25-1 "GPON Reorder Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...5]
Table 31.25-2 "GPON Reorder Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]


and software.
( none uri profile
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...100]
and software.
Format: value: 0L

31.26 GPON Ring Back Tone Event Profile

Command Description
This command is used to change or configure the definition of a Ring Back tone within the tone set.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont tone-event-prof (index) ringback-tone [ no tone-seq-prof | tone-seq-prof

Command Parameters
Table 31.26-1 "GPON Ring Back Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...5]
Table 31.26-2 "GPON Ring Back Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]


and software.
( none uri profile
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...100]
and software.
Format: value: 0L

31.27 GPON Roh Tone Event Profile Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command is used to change or configure the definition of a Roh tone within the tone set.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont tone-event-prof (index) roh-tone [ no tone-seq-prof | tone-seq-prof <Gpon::ToneSeqProfile> ]
[ no file-prof | file-prof <Gpon::FileProfile> ] [ no repeat | repeat <Gpon::RepetitionNbr> ]
Command Parameters
Table 31.27-1 "GPON Roh Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...5]
Table 31.27-2 "GPON Roh Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]
and software.


( none uri profile
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...100]
and software.
Format: value: 0L

31.28 GPON Stutter Tone Event Profile

Command Description
This command is used to change or configure the definition of a Stutter tone within the tone set.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont tone-event-prof (index) stutter-tone [ no tone-seq-prof | tone-seq-prof

Command Parameters
Table 31.28-1 "GPON Stutter Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...5]
Table 31.28-2 "GPON Stutter Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]


and software.
( none uri profile
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...100]
and software.
Format: value: 0L

31.29 GPON Intrusion Tone Event Profile

Command Description
This command is used to change or configure the definition of a Intrusion tone within the tone set.
This command supports either mechanism
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont tone-event-prof (index) intrusion-tone [ no tone-seq-prof | tone-seq-prof

Command Parameters
Table 31.29-1 "GPON Intrusion Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...5]
Table 31.29-2 "GPON Intrusion Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]


and software.
( none URI profile
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...100]
and software.
Format: value: "0"

31.30 GPON Dead Tone Event Profile Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command is used to change or configure the definition of a Dead tone within the tone set.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont tone-event-prof (index) dead-tone [ no tone-seq-prof | tone-seq-prof <Gpon::ToneSeqProfile>
Command Parameters
Table 31.30-1 "GPON Dead Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...5]
Table 31.30-2 "GPON Dead Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
( none tone segment profile
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]
and software.


( none URI profile
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...100]
and software.
Format: value: "0"

31.31 GPON First User Defined Tone Event Profile

Command Description
This command is used to change or configure the definition of a First User Defined tone within the tone set.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont tone-event-prof (index) userdef1-tone [ no tone-seq-prof | tone-seq-prof

Command Parameters
Table 31.31-1 "GPON First User Defined Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...5]
Table 31.31-2 "GPON First User Defined Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]


and software.
( none URI profile
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...100]
and software.
Format: value: "0"

31.32 GPON Second User Defined Tone Event

Profile Configuration Command
Command Description
This command is used to change or configure the definition of a Second User Defined tone within the tone set.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax

Command Parameters
Table 31.32-1 "GPON Second User Defined Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...5]
Table 31.32-2 "GPON Second User Defined Tone Event Profile Configuration Command"
Command Parameters
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]


and software.
( none URI profile
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...100]
and software.
Format: value: "0"

31.33 GPON Third User Defined Tone Event Profile

Command Description
This command is used to change or configure the definition of a Third User Defined tone within the tone set.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax

Command Parameters
Table 31.33-1 "GPON Third User Defined Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...5]
Table 31.33-2 "GPON Third User Defined Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]


and software.
( none URI profile
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...100]
and software.
Format: value: "0"

31.34 GPON Fourth User Defined Tone Event

Profile Configuration Command
Command Description
This command is used to change or configure the definition of a Fourth User Defined tone within the tone set.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax

Command Parameters
Table 31.34-1 "GPON Fourth User Defined Tone Event Profile Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- range: [1...5]
Table 31.34-2 "GPON Fourth User Defined Tone Event Profile Configuration Command"
Command Parameters
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...50]


and software.
( none URI profile
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...100]
and software.
Format: value: "0"

31.35 GPON Network Dial Plan Profile

Command Description
This command creates a profile that defines a Network Dial Plan.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont ( no nwdial-plan-prof (index) ) | ( nwdial-plan-prof (index) name <AsamProfileName> [ no
critical-timeout | critical-timeout <Gpon::TimeOut> ] [ no partial-timout | partial-timout <Gpon::TimeOut> ] [ no
format | format <Gpon::PlanFormat> ] [ digitmap1 <Gpon::Digit> ] [ digitmap2 <Gpon::Digit> ] [ digitmap3
<Gpon::Digit> ] [ digitmap4 <Gpon::Digit> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 31.35-1 "GPON Network Dial Plan Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: network dial plan profile
- profile index
- range: [1...20]
Table 31.35-2 "GPON Network Dial Plan Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
- length: 1<=x<=32
[no] critical-timeout Parameter type: <Gpon::TimeOut> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 4L
- dial timeout The parameter is not visible
- unit: sec during modification.
- range: [1.000...40.000] critical dial timeout in seconds
[no] partial-timout Parameter type: <Gpon::TimeOut> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 16L
- dial timeout The parameter is not visible
- unit: sec during modification.
- range: [1.000...40.000] partial dial timeout in seconds
[no] format Parameter type: <Gpon::PlanFormat> optional parameter with default


Format: value: "h248"
( not-def The parameter is not visible
| h248 during modification.
| nsc ) specifies the dial plan format
Possible values:
- not-def : not defined
- h248 : h.248 format using dial plan tokens
- nsc : nsc format
digitmap1 Parameter type: <Gpon::Digit> optional parameter
- ASCII character string during modification.
- length: x<=256 specifies part 1 of the actual digit
map ascii symbols with delimiter
'1'
'1'
'1'
'1'

31.36 Create a RTP profile
Command Description
This command creates a RTP profile which provides information required by Real Time Protocol.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont ( no rtp-profile (index) ) | ( rtp-profile (index) name <Gpon::RtpProfileName> [ no
local-port-min | local-port-min <Gpon::LocalPortMin> ] [ no local-port-max | local-port-max
<Gpon::LocalPortMax> ] [ no dscp | dscp <Gpon::Dscp> ] [ no piggy-back-event | piggy-back-event
<Gpon::PiggyBackEvent> ] [ no tone-event | tone-event <Gpon::ToneEvent> ] [ no dtmf-event | dtmf-event
<Gpon::DtmfEvent> ] [ no cas-event | cas-event <Gpon::CasEvent> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 31.36-1 "Create a RTP profile" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: access identifier of rtp profile
- access identifier
- range: [1...10]
Table 31.36-2 "Create a RTP profile" Command Parameters
name Parameter type: <Gpon::RtpProfileName> mandatory parameter
- unique rtp profile name during modification.
- length: 1<=x<=32 unique rtp profile name
[no] local-port-min Parameter type: <Gpon::LocalPortMin> optional parameter with default
- Local port The parameter is not visible
base rtp port for voice traffic
[no] local-port-max Parameter type: <Gpon::LocalPortMax> optional parameter with default
- Local port The parameter is not visible
highest rtp port for voice traffic
[no] dscp Parameter type: <Gpon::Dscp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 46L
- dscp setting The parameter is not visible


value of dscp setting to use in ip
header
[no] piggy-back-event Parameter type: <Gpon::PiggyBackEvent> optional parameter with default
Possible values: handling of rtp piggy back events
- disabled : disabled rtp piggyback events
- enabled : enabled rtp poggyback events
[no] tone-event Parameter type: <Gpon::ToneEvent> optional parameter with default
Possible values: handling tones via rtp tones
- disabled : disabled rtp tone events
- enabled : enabled rtp tone events
[no] dtmf-event Parameter type: <Gpon::DtmfEvent> optional parameter with default
Possible values: handling dtmf via rtp dtmf
- disabled : disabled rtp dtmf events
- enabled : enabled rtp dtmf events
[no] cas-event Parameter type: <Gpon::CasEvent> optional parameter with default
Possible values: handling cas via rtp cas
- disabled : disabled rtp cas events
- enabled : enabled rtp cas events

31.37 Create a Voice Service profile
Command Description
This command creates a Voice Service profile which provides information required voice service function.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont ( no voice-serv-prof (index) ) | ( voice-serv-prof (index) name

<Gpon::VoiceServiceProfileName> [ no securi-prof | securi-prof <Gpon::SecureUriProfilePointer> ] [ no
toneset-prof | toneset-prof <Gpon::ToneEventProfilePointer> ] [ no ringingset-prof | ringingset-prof
<Gpon::RingEventProfilePointer> ] [ no announce-type | announce-type <Gpon::AnnounceType> ] [ no jitter-target
| jitter-target <Gpon::JitterTarget> ] [ no jitter-max | jitter-max <Gpon::JitterMax> ] [ no echo-cancel | echo-cancel
<Gpon::EchoCancel> ] [ no dtmf-level | dtmf-level <Gpon::DtmfLevel> ] [ no dtmf-duration | dtmf-duration
<Gpon::DtmfDuration> ] [ no hook-flash-min | hook-flash-min <Gpon::HookFlashMin> ] [ no hook-flash-max |
hook-flash-max <Gpon::HookFlashMax> ] [ no pstn-variant | pstn-variant <Gpon::PstnVariant> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 31.37-1 "Create a Voice Service profile" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: access identifier of voice service
- access identifier profile
- range: [1...10]
Table 31.37-2 "Create a Voice Service profile" Command Parameters
name Parameter type: <Gpon::VoiceServiceProfileName> mandatory parameter
- unique voip media profile name during modification.
- length: 1<=x<=32 unique voice service profile name
[no] securi-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::SecureUriProfilePointer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
| <Gpon::SecureUriProfilePointer> during modification.
| name : <AsamProfileName> ) voice service security profile
Possible values: pointer
Field type <Gpon::SecureUriProfilePointer>
- profile index
- range: [0...50]


and software.
[no] toneset-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::ToneEventProfilePointer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
| <Gpon::ToneEventProfilePointer> during modification.
| name : <AsamProfileName> ) tone set profile it contains tone
Possible values: definitions
Field type <Gpon::ToneEventProfilePointer>
- profile index
- range: [0...5]
and software.
[no] ringingset-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::RingEventProfilePointer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
| <Gpon::RingEventProfilePointer> during modification.
| name : <AsamProfileName> ) ringing set profile
Possible values:
Field type <Gpon::RingEventProfilePointer>
- profile index
- range: [0...5]
and software.
[no] announce-type Parameter type: <Gpon::AnnounceType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 255L
( silence The parameter is not visible
| recorder-tone during modification.
| fast-busy treatment when subscriber goes
| voice off-hook
| not-applicable )
Possible values:
- silence : silence
- recorder-tone : recorder type
- fast-busy : fast busy
- voice : voice
[no] jitter-target Parameter type: <Gpon::JitterTarget> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- jitter target The parameter is not visible
target value of jitter buffer in
msec
[no] jitter-max Parameter type: <Gpon::JitterMax> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- jitter max The parameter is not visible


max buffer value of jitter buffer
in msec
[no] echo-cancel Parameter type: <Gpon::EchoCancel> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 1L
Possible values: enable or disable echo
- disabled : disabled echo cancellation cancellation
- enabled : enabled echo cancellation
[no] dtmf-level Parameter type: <Gpon::DtmfLevel> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- dtmf level The parameter is not visible
- range: [-25...-3,0] during modification.
power level of dtmf tone
[no] dtmf-duration Parameter type: <Gpon::DtmfDuration> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- dtmf duration The parameter is not visible
duration the tone being sent to
subscriber
[no] hook-flash-min Parameter type: <Gpon::HookFlashMin> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- hook flash min The parameter is not visible
minimum duration to determine a
hook flash event
[no] hook-flash-max Parameter type: <Gpon::HookFlashMax> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- hook flash max The parameter is not visible
maximum duration to determine a
hook flash event
[no] pstn-variant Parameter type: <Gpon::PstnVariant> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- country code for the pots line The parameter is not visible
current country code for pots line
Command Output
Table 31.37-3 "Create a Voice Service profile" Display parameters
securi-prof-name Parameter type: <Gpon::IgnoredPrintableString> security profile pointer
toneset-prof-name Parameter type: <Gpon::IgnoredPrintableString> tone event profile pointer
ringingset-prof-name Parameter type: <Gpon::IgnoredPrintableString> ringing set event profile pointer

31.38 Create a VOIP Application Service Profile
Command Description
This command creates a VOIP Application service profile which provides configuration information regarding
calling features.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont ( no voip-app-service (index) ) | ( voip-app-service (index) name

<Gpon::VoipAppProfileName> [ no calling-number | calling-number <Gpon::CidCallingNumber> ] [ no
calling-name | calling-name <Gpon::CidCallingName> ] [ no caller-id-block | caller-id-block
<Gpon::CidCidBlock> ] [ no caller-id-number | caller-id-number <Gpon::CidCidNumber> ] [ no caller-id-name |
caller-id-name <Gpon::CidCidName> ] [ no anonymous-block | anonymous-block <Gpon::CidAcr> ] [ no
call-waiting | call-waiting <Gpon::CwaitCallWaiting> ] [ no callerid-announce | callerid-announce
<Gpon::CwaitIdAnnounce> ] [ no three-way-calling | three-way-calling <Gpon::Ctrans3WayCalling> ] [ no
call-transfer | call-transfer <Gpon::CtransCallTransfer> ] [ no call-hold | call-hold <Gpon::CtransCallHold> ] [ no
call-park | call-park <Gpon::CtransCallPark> ] [ no do-not-disturb | do-not-disturb <Gpon::CtransDoNotDisturb> ]
[ no flash-on-emer-cal | flash-on-emer-cal <Gpon::CtransFlashOnEmergency> ] [ no emer-ser-org-hold |
emer-ser-org-hold <Gpon::CtransEmergencyServiceOrginateHold> ] [ no six-way-calling | six-way-calling
<Gpon::Ctrans6WayCalling> ] [ no mwi-splash-ring | mwi-splash-ring <Gpon::CpresentMwiSplashRing> ] [ no
mwi-spl-dialtone | mwi-spl-dialtone <Gpon::CpresentMwiSpecialDialtone> ] [ no mwi-visual-indi |
mwi-visual-indi <Gpon::CpresentMwiVisualInidcation> ] [ no call-fwd-indicate | call-fwd-indicate
<Gpon::CpresentCallFwdIndicate> ] [ no dir-conn-feature | dir-conn-feature <Gpon::DirConnFeature> ] [ no
dialtone-dely-opt | dialtone-dely-opt <Gpon::DialtoneDelayOpt> ] [ no dir-conn-prof | dir-conn-prof
<Gpon::DirConnectProfilePointer> ] [ no bridge-prof | bridge-prof <Gpon::BridgeProfilePointer> ] [ no conf-prof |
conf-prof <Gpon::ConfProfilePointer> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 31.38-1 "Create a VOIP Application Service Profile" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: an access identifier index
- access identifier
- range: [1...20]
Table 31.38-2 "Create a VOIP Application Service Profile" Command Parameters
name Parameter type: <Gpon::VoipAppProfileName> mandatory parameter
- unique voip app profile name during modification.
- length: 1<=x<=32 unique voip app service profile


name
[no] calling-number Parameter type: <Gpon::CidCallingNumber> optional parameter with default
Possible values: caller id supports calling number
- disable : disable
- enable : enable
[no] calling-name Parameter type: <Gpon::CidCallingName> optional parameter with default
Possible values: caller id supports calling name
- disable : disable
- enable : enable
[no] caller-id-block Parameter type: <Gpon::CidCidBlock> optional parameter with default
Possible values: block both cid number and name
- disable : disable
- enable : enable
[no] caller-id-number Parameter type: <Gpon::CidCidNumber> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "public"
( public The parameter is not visible
| private ) during modification.
Possible values: permanent presentation status for
- public : disable number
- private : enable
[no] caller-id-name Parameter type: <Gpon::CidCidName> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "public"
( public The parameter is not visible
| private ) during modification.
Possible values: permanent presentation status for
- public : disable name
- private : enable
[no] anonymous-block Parameter type: <Gpon::CidAcr> optional parameter with default
Possible values: anonymous cid blocking
- disable : disable
- enable : enable
[no] call-waiting Parameter type: <Gpon::CwaitCallWaiting> optional parameter with default
Possible values: call waiting feature supported
- disable : disable
- enable : enable
[no] callerid-announce Parameter type: <Gpon::CwaitIdAnnounce> optional parameter with default
Possible values: caller id announcement feature
- disable : disable supported
- enable : enable


[no] three-way-calling Parameter type: <Gpon::Ctrans3WayCalling> optional parameter with default
Possible values: 3 way calling
- disable : disable
- enable : enable
[no] call-transfer Parameter type: <Gpon::CtransCallTransfer> optional parameter with default
Possible values: call transfer supported
- disable : disable
- enable : enable
[no] call-hold Parameter type: <Gpon::CtransCallHold> optional parameter with default
Possible values: call hold
- disable : disable
- enable : enable
[no] call-park Parameter type: <Gpon::CtransCallPark> optional parameter with default
Possible values: call park
- disable : disable
- enable : enable
[no] do-not-disturb Parameter type: <Gpon::CtransDoNotDisturb> optional parameter with default
Possible values: do not disturb
- disable : disable
- enable : enable
[no] flash-on-emer-cal Parameter type: <Gpon::CtransFlashOnEmergency> optional parameter with default
Possible values: flash on emergency call
- disable : disable
- enable : enable
[no] emer-ser-org-hold Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<Gpon::CtransEmergencyServiceOrginateHold> value: "disable"
( disable during modification.
| enable ) emergency service originate hold
Possible values:
- disable : disable
- enable : enable
[no] six-way-calling Parameter type: <Gpon::Ctrans6WayCalling> optional parameter with default
Possible values: 6 way calling
- disable : disable
- enable : enable


[no] mwi-splash-ring Parameter type: <Gpon::CpresentMwiSplashRing> optional parameter with default
Possible values: message waiting indication
- disable : disable splash ring
- enable : enable
[no] mwi-spl-dialtone Parameter type: <Gpon::CpresentMwiSpecialDialtone> optional parameter with default
Possible values: message waiting indication
- disable : disable special dial tone
- enable : enable
[no] mwi-visual-indi Parameter type: <Gpon::CpresentMwiVisualInidcation> optional parameter with default
Possible values: message waiting indication visual
- disable : disable indication
- enable : enable
[no] call-fwd-indicate Parameter type: <Gpon::CpresentCallFwdIndicate> optional parameter with default
Possible values: call forwarding indication
- disable : disable
- enable : enable
[no] dir-conn-feature Parameter type: <Gpon::DirConnFeature> optional parameter with default
Possible values: direct connect feature
- disable : disable
- enable : enable
[no] dialtone-dely-opt Parameter type: <Gpon::DialtoneDelayOpt> optional parameter with default
Possible values: dial tone delay option
- disable : disable
- enable : enable
[no] dir-conn-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::DirConnectProfilePointer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
| <Gpon::DirConnectProfilePointer> during modification.
| name : <AsamProfileName> ) secure uri profile that contains ip
Possible values: of address of direct connect
Field type <Gpon::DirConnectProfilePointer>
- profile index
- range: [0...50]
and software.


[no] bridge-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::BridgeProfilePointer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
| <Gpon::BridgeProfilePointer> during modification.
Possible values: address of bridge line agent
Field type <Gpon::BridgeProfilePointer>
- profile index
- range: [0...50]
and software.
[no] conf-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::ConfProfilePointer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
| <Gpon::ConfProfilePointer> during modification.
Possible values: address of conference factory
Field type <Gpon::ConfProfilePointer>
- profile index
- range: [0...50]
and software.
Command Output
Table 31.38-3 "Create a VOIP Application Service Profile" Display parameters
dir-conn-prof-name Parameter type: <Gpon::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the secure uri profile
- ignored printable string pointer
bridge-prof-name Parameter type: <Gpon::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the secure uri profile
conf-prof-name Parameter type: <Gpon::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the secure uri profile

31.39 Create a VOIP media profile
Command Description
This command creates a VOIP media profile which provides information pertaining to voice encoding.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont ( no voip-media-prof (index) ) | ( voip-media-prof (index) name

<Gpon::VoipMediaProfileName> [ no voiceserviceprof | voiceserviceprof <Gpon::VoiceServiceProfilePointer> ] [
no rtp-prof | rtp-prof <Gpon::RtpProfilePointer> ] [ no fax-mode | fax-mode <Gpon::FaxMode> ] [ no codec1st |
codec1st <Gpon::CodecOrder> ] [ no pkt-period1st | pkt-period1st <Gpon::PktPeriodOrd> ] [ no silence1st |
silence1st <Gpon::SilenceOrder> ] [ no codec2nd | codec2nd <Gpon::CodecOrder> ] [ no pkt-period2nd |
pkt-period2nd <Gpon::PktPeriodOrd> ] [ no silence2nd | silence2nd <Gpon::SilenceOrder> ] [ no codec3rd |
codec3rd <Gpon::CodecOrder> ] [ no pkt-period3rd | pkt-period3rd <Gpon::PktPeriodOrd> ] [ no silence3rd |
silence3rd <Gpon::SilenceOrder> ] [ no codec4th | codec4th <Gpon::CodecOrder> ] [ no pkt-period4th |
pkt-period4th <Gpon::PktPeriodOrd> ] [ no silence4th | silence4th <Gpon::SilenceOrder> ] [ no outofband-dtmf |
outofband-dtmf <Gpon::OutOfBand> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 31.39-1 "Create a VOIP media profile" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: access identifier of voip media
- access identifier profile
- range: [1...10]
Table 31.39-2 "Create a VOIP media profile" Command Parameters
name Parameter type: <Gpon::VoipMediaProfileName> mandatory parameter
- unique voip media profile name during modification.
- length: 1<=x<=32 unique voip media profile name
[no] voiceserviceprof Parameter type: <Gpon::VoiceServiceProfilePointer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
| <Gpon::VoiceServiceProfilePointer> during modification.
| name : <AsamProfileName> ) voice service profile pointer
Possible values:
Field type <Gpon::VoiceServiceProfilePointer>


- profile index
- range: [0...10]
and software.
[no] rtp-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::RtpProfilePointer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
| <Gpon::RtpProfilePointer> during modification.
| name : <AsamProfileName> ) rtp profile
Possible values:
Field type <Gpon::RtpProfilePointer>
- profile index
- range: [0...10]
and software.
[no] fax-mode Parameter type: <Gpon::FaxMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "passthru"
( passthru The parameter is not visible
| t.38 ) during modification.
Possible values: defines how to handle fax calls
- passthru : passthru mode
- t.38 : t.38 mode
[no] codec1st Parameter type: <Gpon::CodecOrder> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "pcmu"
( pcmu The parameter is not visible
| unknown during modification.
| unknown codec selection option
| gsm
| g723
| div4.8
| div4.16
| lpc
| pcma
| g722
| l16.2
| l16.1
| qcelp
| cn
| mpa
| g728
| div4.11
| div4.22
| g729 )
Possible values:
- pcmu : pcmu
- unknown : reserved
- gsm : gsm
- g723 : g723
- div4.8 : div4.8
- div4.16 : div4.16


- lpc : lpc
- pcma : pcma
- g722 : g722
- l16.2 : l16.2
- l16.1 : l16.1
- qcelp : qcelp
- cn : cn
- mpa : mpa
- g728 : g728
- div4.11 : div4.11
- div4.22 : div4.22
- g729 : g729
[no] pkt-period1st Parameter type: <Gpon::PktPeriodOrd> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10L
- packet period order The parameter is not visible
packet period selection option
[no] silence1st Parameter type: <Gpon::SilenceOrder> optional parameter with default
( off The parameter is not visible
| on ) during modification.
Possible values: silence suppression selection
- off : off mode
- on : on
[no] codec2nd Parameter type: <Gpon::CodecOrder> optional parameter with default
| gsm
| g723
| div4.8
| div4.16
| lpc
| pcma
| g722
| l16.2
| l16.1
| qcelp
| cn
| mpa
| g728
| div4.11
| div4.22
| g729 )
Possible values:
- pcmu : pcmu
- gsm : gsm
- g723 : g723
- div4.8 : div4.8
- div4.16 : div4.16
- lpc : lpc
- pcma : pcma
- g722 : g722
- l16.2 : l16.2


- l16.1 : l16.1
- qcelp : qcelp
- cn : cn
- mpa : mpa
- g728 : g728
- div4.11 : div4.11
- div4.22 : div4.22
- g729 : g729
[no] pkt-period2nd Parameter type: <Gpon::PktPeriodOrd> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10L
[no] silence2nd Parameter type: <Gpon::SilenceOrder> optional parameter with default
- off : off mode
- on : on
[no] codec3rd Parameter type: <Gpon::CodecOrder> optional parameter with default
| gsm
| g723
| div4.8
| div4.16
| lpc
| pcma
| g722
| l16.2
| l16.1
| qcelp
| cn
| mpa
| g728
| div4.11
| div4.22
| g729 )
Possible values:
- pcmu : pcmu
- gsm : gsm
- g723 : g723
- div4.8 : div4.8
- div4.16 : div4.16
- lpc : lpc
- pcma : pcma
- g722 : g722
- l16.2 : l16.2
- l16.1 : l16.1
- qcelp : qcelp
- cn : cn
- mpa : mpa


- g728 : g728
- div4.11 : div4.11
- div4.22 : div4.22
- g729 : g729
[no] pkt-period3rd Parameter type: <Gpon::PktPeriodOrd> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10L
[no] silence3rd Parameter type: <Gpon::SilenceOrder> optional parameter with default
- off : off mode
- on : on
[no] codec4th Parameter type: <Gpon::CodecOrder> optional parameter with default
| gsm
| g723
| div4.8
| div4.16
| lpc
| pcma
| g722
| l16.2
| l16.1
| qcelp
| cn
| mpa
| g728
| div4.11
| div4.22
| g729 )
Possible values:
- pcmu : pcmu
- gsm : gsm
- g723 : g723
- div4.8 : div4.8
- div4.16 : div4.16
- lpc : lpc
- pcma : pcma
- g722 : g722
- l16.2 : l16.2
- l16.1 : l16.1
- qcelp : qcelp
- cn : cn
- mpa : mpa
- g728 : g728
- div4.11 : div4.11
- div4.22 : div4.22
- g729 : g729


[no] pkt-period4th Parameter type: <Gpon::PktPeriodOrd> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10L
[no] silence4th Parameter type: <Gpon::SilenceOrder> optional parameter with default
- off : off mode
- on : on
[no] outofband-dtmf Parameter type: <Gpon::OutOfBand> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "enabled"
Possible values: selects out of band dtmf carriage
- disabled : dtmf are carried in pcm streams
- enabled : dtmf signals are carried out of band
Command Output
Table 31.39-3 "Create a VOIP media profile" Display parameters
voiceserviceprof-name Parameter type: <Gpon::IgnoredPrintableString> voice service profile pointer
rtp-prof-name Parameter type: <Gpon::IgnoredPrintableString> rtp profile pointer

31.40 GPON Ringing Pattern Profile Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command creates a profile that defines a ringing segment including duration or whether it is silent. Multiple
ringing segment profiles are used to specify the ringing that will be applied to the analog line to ring the phone.
Only two types of ringing are supported ("normal" or "splash") are supported via this method..
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont ( no ring-seg-prof (index) ) | ( ring-seg-prof (index) name <AsamProfileName> [ no
profile-ring | profile-ring <Gpon::ProfileRing> ] ring-duration <Gpon::RingDuration> )
Command Parameters
Table 31.40-1 "GPON Ringing Pattern Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- profile index
- range: [1...20]
Table 31.40-2 "GPON Ringing Pattern Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
- length: 1<=x<=32
[no] profile-ring Parameter type: <Gpon::ProfileRing> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "ringing"
( ringing The parameter is not visible
| silent ) during modification.
Possible values: Ringing sequence profile.
- ringing : supplies ringing
- silent : specifies a silent period
ring-duration Parameter type: <Gpon::RingDuration> mandatory parameter
- duration of the tone segment in (msec). during modification.
- unit: msec Valid values are 0 to 65535 (0 to


- range: [0...65535] 65.535 seconds) A value of 0
means ring indefinitely until a
call event occurs causing ringing
to be removed from the
lineDuration of the tone segment
(in msec)

31.41 GPON Ringing Pattern Sequence Profile

Command Description
This command creates a profile that defines a ringing sequence by serially identifying ring segment profiles to
associate for a ringing sequence
NOTE: Segment 1 is mandatory to be entered. The remainders are optional. Other than the zero value (profile ID),
the same Ring pattern cannot be referenced more than twice within the same profile. To cause a repeating
sequence, reuse the profile ID from pattern1 or name from that first profile reference to define the looping of ring
segments. These patterns represent the play order of the ring segments
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont ( no ring-seq-prof (index) ) | ( ring-seq-prof (index) name <AsamProfileName> pattern1
<Gpon::RingingProf> [ no pattern2 | pattern2 <Gpon::RingingProfPointer> ] [ no pattern3 | pattern3
<Gpon::RingingProfPointer> ] [ no pattern4 | pattern4 <Gpon::RingingProfPointer> ] [ no pattern5 | pattern5
<Gpon::RingingProfPointer> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 31.41-1 "GPON Ringing Pattern Sequence Profile Configuration Command " Resource
Parameters
- profile index
- range: [1...20]
Table 31.41-2 "GPON Ringing Pattern Sequence Profile Configuration Command " Command
Parameters
- length: 1<=x<=32
pattern1 Parameter type: <Gpon::RingingProf> mandatory parameter
( <Gpon::RingingSetProfilePtr> during modification.


| name : <AsamProfileName> ) ring segment profile
Possible values:
Field type <Gpon::RingingSetProfilePtr>
- profile index
- range: [0...20]
and software.
[no] pattern2 Parameter type: <Gpon::RingingProfPointer> optional parameter with default
| <Gpon::RingingSetProfilePtr> during modification.
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...20]
and software.
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...20]
and software.
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...20]
and software.


Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...20]
and software.

31.42 GPON Ring Event Profile Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command can be used to create a profile that contains the associations of ringing sequence profiles or file ids
to ringing selections. Note, this profile supports either method for making this association (use of the ringing
sequence profile or identifying a file on the ONT that defines the ringing).
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont ( no ringing-profile (index) ) | ( ringing-profile (index) name <AsamProfileName> [ no
ringing-seq-prof | ringing-seq-prof <Gpon::RingingseqPointer> ] [ no ringing-file-prof | ringing-file-prof
<Gpon::RingingfilePointer> ] [ no ringing-repeat | ringing-repeat <Gpon::RingRepeat> ] [ no splash-seq-prof |
splash-seq-prof <Gpon::RingingseqPointer> ] [ no splash-file-prof | splash-file-prof <Gpon::RingingfilePointer> ] [
no splash-repeat | splash-repeat <Gpon::SplashRepeat> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 31.42-1 "GPON Ring Event Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- profile index
- range: [1...5]
Table 31.42-2 "GPON Ring Event Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
- length: 1<=x<=32
[no] ringing-seq-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::RingingseqPointer> optional parameter with default
| <Gpon::RingingFileProfPoint> during modification.
| name : <AsamProfileName> ) ringing sequence profile
Possible values:


Field type <Gpon::RingingFileProfPoint>
- profile index
- range: [0...100]
and software.
[no] ringing-file-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::RingingfilePointer> optional parameter with default
| name : <AsamProfileName> ) uri profile that contains the
Possible values: location of the file that contains
- none : no profile to associate the ringing definition
- profile index
- range: [0...100]
and software.
[no] ringing-repeat Parameter type: <Gpon::RingRepeat> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- Specifies how many times the ringing file is to be repeated The parameter is not visible
for a ringing event during modification.
- range: [0...10] Specifies how many times the
ringing file is to be repeated for a
ringing event. Valid range is
0..10. Default of 0 means repeats
until the end of the tone event.
[no] splash-seq-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::RingingseqPointer> optional parameter with default
| name : <AsamProfileName> ) Splash ringing sequence profile
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...100]
and software.
[no] splash-file-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::RingingfilePointer> optional parameter with default
| name : <AsamProfileName> ) Splash ringing sequence profile
Possible values:
- profile index
- range: [0...100]


and software.
[no] splash-repeat Parameter type: <Gpon::SplashRepeat> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- Specifies how many times the ringing file is to be repeated The parameter is not visible
for a ringing event. during modification.
- range: [0...10] Specifies how many times the
ringing file is to be repeated for a
ringing event. Valid range is
0..10. Default of 0 means repeats
until the end of the tone event.
Command Output
Table 31.42-3 "GPON Ring Event Profile Configuration Command" Display parameters
ringing-seq-prof-name Parameter type: <Gpon::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the default uri profile
detail mode.
ringing-file-prof-name Parameter type: <Gpon::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the default uri profile
detail mode.
splash-seq-prof-name Parameter type: <Gpon::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the default uri profile
detail mode.
splash-file-prof-name Parameter type: <Gpon::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the default uri profile
detail mode.

31.43 GPON VOIP Feature Access Codes Profile

Command Description
This command creates a profile that defines a set of Feature Access Codes.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont ( no feat-acccode-prof (index) ) | ( feat-acccode-prof (index) name <AsamProfileName> [ no
cancel-call-wait | cancel-call-wait <Gpon::Accesscode> ] [ no hold | hold <Gpon::Accesscode> ] [ no park | park
<Gpon::Accesscode> ] [ no act-caller-id | act-caller-id <Gpon::Accesscode> ] [ no deact-caller-id | deact-caller-id
<Gpon::Accesscode> ] [ no act-dnd | act-dnd <Gpon::Accesscode> ] [ no deact-dnd | deact-dnd
<Gpon::Accesscode> ] [ no dnd-pin | dnd-pin <Gpon::Accesscode> ] [ no emergency | emergency
<Gpon::Accesscode> ] [ no intercom | intercom <Gpon::Accesscode> ] [ no attend-call-trans | attend-call-trans
<Gpon::Accesscode> ] [ no blind-call-trans | blind-call-trans <Gpon::Accesscode> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 31.43-1 "GPON VOIP Feature Access Codes Profile Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
(index) Format: feature access codes profile.
- profile index
- range: [1...20]
Table 31.43-2 "GPON VOIP Feature Access Codes Profile Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
- length: 1<=x<=32
[no] cancel-call-wait Parameter type: <Gpon::Accesscode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- access code The parameter is not visible
- range: [0-9*#] during modification.
- length: x<=5 access code to cancel call
waiting.


[no] hold Parameter type: <Gpon::Accesscode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- length: x<=5 access code to hold a call
[no] park Parameter type: <Gpon::Accesscode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- length: x<=5 access code to park a call
[no] act-caller-id Parameter type: <Gpon::Accesscode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- length: x<=5 access code to activate caller id.
[no] deact-caller-id Parameter type: <Gpon::Accesscode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- length: x<=5 access code to deactivate caller
id.
[no] act-dnd Parameter type: <Gpon::Accesscode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- length: x<=5 access code to activate do not
disturb
[no] deact-dnd Parameter type: <Gpon::Accesscode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- length: x<=5 access code to de-activate do not
disturb
[no] dnd-pin Parameter type: <Gpon::Accesscode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- length: x<=5 access code to to change the do
not disturb pin.
[no] emergency Parameter type: <Gpon::Accesscode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- length: x<=5 access code to set the emergency
service number.
[no] intercom Parameter type: <Gpon::Accesscode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- length: x<=5 access code to enable intercom
service
[no] attend-call-trans Parameter type: <Gpon::Accesscode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- length: x<=5 access code to select attended call
transfer behavior.


[no] blind-call-trans Parameter type: <Gpon::Accesscode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- length: x<=5 select unattended call transfer
behavior.

31.44 GPON Common VOIP Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command creates the common VoIP configuration for the ONT. It must be created after creating an IP Host
on the ONT. It ties directly to the IP Host via the AID. Note, only one VoIP client can be supported in an ONT at
this time.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont ( no voip-config (voip-index) ) | ( voip-config (voip-index) protocol <Gpon::VoipProtocol> [
no conf-method | conf-method <Gpon::ConfMethod> ] [ no securi-prof | securi-prof <Gpon::SecuriProf> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 31.44-1 "GPON Common VOIP Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
( ont : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> /
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / <Gpon::IpHostID>
<Ng2::IpHostID> )
Possible values:
- ont:ng2 : ngpon2 ont
- ont : ont
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Field type <Gpon::IpHostID>
- iphost id
Field type <Ng2::IpHostID>
- iphost id (ngpon2)
Table 31.44-2 "GPON Common VOIP Configuration Command" Command Parameters
protocol Parameter type: <Gpon::VoipProtocol> mandatory parameter
Format: protocol
( sip
| h248 )
Possible values:
- sip : sip signalling protocol
- h248 : h248 signalling protocol
[no] conf-method Parameter type: <Gpon::ConfMethod> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "omci"
( omci configuration method
| ftp )
Possible values:
- omci : FTP Server
- ftp : FTP Server
[no] securi-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::SecuriProf> optional parameter with default
( none securi prof
| <Gpon::SecuriProfilePointer>
Possible values:
Field type <Gpon::SecuriProfilePointer>
- profile index
- range: [0...50]
and software.

31.45 GPON Voice ONT POTS Rtp PM Mode

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the PM Mode of ONT POTS Rtp monitoring.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont pots-rtp (uni-index) [ no pm-collect | pm-collect <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ]
Command Parameters
Table 31.45-1 "GPON Voice ONT POTS Rtp PM Mode Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
(uni-index) Format: gpon ont port index
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
- range: [1...24]
Table 31.45-2 "GPON Voice ONT POTS Rtp PM Mode Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
[no] pm-collect Parameter type: <Gpon::OntPmCollect> optional parameter with default
( enable ONT POTS Rtp performance
Possible values:

31.46 GPON ONT SIP Configuration Command
Command Description
This command creates the SIP configuration for the ONT. It must be created after creating a VOIP Configuration
on the ONT. Note, only one VoIP client can be supported in an ONT at this time.
NOTE:
OLT prohibits the entry of the following range of well-known IP addresses for the parameters primary-dns and
secondary-dns:
224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255 (multicast)
127.0.0.0 to 127.255.255.255 (loopback)
255.255.255.255 (broadcast)
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont ( no sip-config (sip-index) ) | ( sip-config (sip-index) [ no proxyserv-prof | proxyserv-prof
<Gpon::UriProfileName> ] [ no outproxyserv-prof | outproxyserv-prof <Gpon::UriProfileName> ] [ no primary-dns
| primary-dns <Gpon::IpAddress> ] [ no secondary-dns | secondary-dns <Gpon::IpAddress> ] [ no reg-expire-time |
reg-expire-time <Gpon::RegExpireTime> ] [ no re-reg-head-start | re-reg-head-start <Gpon::ReRegHeadStart> ] [
no aor-host-prt-prof | aor-host-prt-prof <Gpon::UriProfileName> ] [ no registrar-prof | registrar-prof
<Gpon::SecuriProf> ] [ no soft-sw-vendor | soft-sw-vendor <Gpon::SwVendor> ] [ no opt-tx-cntrl | opt-tx-cntrl
<Gpon::OpticalTxCntrl> ] [ no uri-format | uri-format <Gpon::UriFormat> ] [ no dscp | dscp <Gpon::SigDscp> ] [
no udp-port | udp-port <Gpon::SipUdpPort> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 31.46-1 "GPON ONT SIP Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(sip-index) Format: SIP ONT index
<Ng2::IpHostID> )
Possible values:
- ont : ont
- the rack number


- the shelf number
- iphost id
Table 31.46-2 "GPON ONT SIP Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] proxyserv-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::UriProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none URI profile of the SIP proxy
| <Gpon:UriProfilePtr> server for SIP signaling messages
Possible values:
server
- range: [0...100]
and software.
[no] outproxyserv-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::UriProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none URI profile of the outbound SIP
| <Gpon:UriProfilePtr> proxy server for SIP signaling
| name : <AsamProfileName> ) messages
Possible values:
server
- range: [0...100]
and software.
[no] primary-dns Parameter type: <Gpon::IpAddress> optional parameter with default
- IPv4-address primary SIP DNS server ip
address


[no] secondary-dns Parameter type: <Gpon::IpAddress> optional parameter with default
- IPv4-address secondary SIP DNS server ip
address
[no] reg-expire-time Parameter type: <Gpon::RegExpireTime> optional parameter with default
- sip registration expiration time SIP registration expiration time
- unit: sec
- range: [0...86400]
[no] re-reg-head-start Parameter type: <Gpon::ReRegHeadStart> optional parameter with default
- Re-registration head start time re-registration head start time
- unit: sec
- range: [0...600]
[no] aor-host-prt-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::UriProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none URI profile that contains the host
| <Gpon:UriProfilePtr> or domain part of the SIP address
| name : <AsamProfileName> ) of record
Possible values:
server
- range: [0...100]
and software.
[no] registrar-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::SecuriProf> optional parameter with default
( none URI profile of the registrar server
| <Gpon::SecuriProfilePointer>
Possible values:
Field type <Gpon::SecuriProfilePointer>
- profile index
- range: [0...50]
and software.
[no] soft-sw-vendor Parameter type: <Gpon::SwVendor> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- name of the sip gateway softswitch vendor name of the SIP gateway
- range: [A-Z] softswitch vendor
- length: x<=4
[no] opt-tx-cntrl Parameter type: <Gpon::OpticalTxCntrl> optional parameter with default
( disable optional transmission control
| enable ) indicating whether the ONT is
Possible values: enabled/disabled to transmit
- disable : disable optional transmission control value options
- enable : enable optional transmission control


[no] uri-format Parameter type: <Gpon::UriFormat> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "tel-uri"
( tel-uri URI format to specify the format
| sip-uri ) of the URI in outgoing SIP
Possible values: messages
- tel-uri : tel uri format
- sip-uri : sip uri format
[no] dscp Parameter type: <Gpon::SigDscp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "24"
- dscp value dscp setting value to use in the ip
- range: [0...63] header of outgoing SIP signaling
packets
[no] udp-port Parameter type: <Gpon::SipUdpPort> optional parameter with default
- udp port The parameter is not visible
specifies the udp port number to
be used for SIP signaling
messages
Command Output
Table 31.46-3 "GPON ONT SIP Configuration Command" Display parameters
proxyserv-prof-name Parameter type: <Gpon::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the URI profile that
- ignored printable string contains the ip address of the SIP
proxy server for SIP signaling
messages.
outproxyserv-prof-name Parameter type: <Gpon::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the URI profile that
- ignored printable string contains the ip address of the
outbound SIP proxy server for
SIP signaling messages.
aor-host-prt-prof-name Parameter type: <Gpon::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the URI profile that
- ignored printable string contains the host or domain part
of the SIP address of record.
registrar-prof-name Parameter type: <Gpon::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the secure URI profile
- ignored printable string that contains the IP address of the
registrar server.

31.47 Voice Ont SIP Agent PM Mode Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the PM Mode of ONT SIP Agent monitoring.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont sip-agent (ont-index) [ no pm-collect | pm-collect <Gpon::PmEnable> ]
Command Parameters
Table 31.47-1 "Voice Ont SIP Agent PM Mode Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(ont-index) Format: ont index
<Ng2::IpHostID> )
Possible values:
- ont : ont
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- iphost id
Table 31.47-2 "Voice Ont SIP Agent PM Mode Configuration Command" Command Parameters
( disable performance mode state
| enable )
Possible values:

31.48 Voice Ont SIP Agent Call PM Mode

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the PM Mode of ONT SIP Agent Call monitoring.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont sip-call (ont-index) [ no pm-collect | pm-collect <Gpon::PmEnable> ]
Command Parameters
Table 31.48-1 "Voice Ont SIP Agent Call PM Mode Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
(ont-index) Format: ont index
<Ng2::IpHostID> )
Possible values:
- ont : ont
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- iphost id
Table 31.48-2 "Voice Ont SIP Agent Call PM Mode Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
( disable performance mode state
| enable )
Possible values:

31.49 Configure ont POT SIP
Command Description
This command edits a POTs port's SIP parameter for those line using SIP insted of MGC.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont voice-sip-port (pots-index) [ no user-aor | user-aor <Gpon::UserAddress> ] [ no display-name
| display-name <Gpon::DisplayName> ] [ no val-scheme | val-scheme <Gpon::AuthSecValScheme> ] [ no
user-name | user-name <Gpon::AuthUserName> ] [ no password | password <Security::Password5> ] [ no realm |
realm <Gpon::Realm> ] [ no voice-mail-prof | voice-mail-prof <Gpon::VoiceMailProfilePointer> ] [ no
voice-mail-to | voice-mail-to <Gpon::VoiceMailTo> ] [ no ntwk-dp-prof | ntwk-dp-prof
<Gpon::NetDialPlanProfilePointer> ] [ no app-serv-prof | app-serv-prof <Gpon::AppServProfilePointer> ] [ no
ac-code-prof | ac-code-prof <Gpon::AccessCodeProfilePointer> ] [ no rlstimer | rlstimer <Gpon::RlsTimer> ] [ no
rohtimer | rohtimer <Gpon::RohTimer> ]
Command Parameters
Table 31.49-1 "Configure ont POT SIP" Resource Parameters
(pots-index) Format: an ontpots access identifier index
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
- range: [1...24]
Table 31.49-2 "Configure ont POT SIP" Command Parameters
[no] user-aor Parameter type: <Gpon::UserAddress> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- user identification user address of record
- length: x<=50
[no] display-name Parameter type: <Gpon::DisplayName> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- customer id used to display name in outgoing sip message customer ID user for display
- length: x<=25 name
[no] val-scheme Parameter type: <Gpon::AuthSecValScheme> optional parameter with default
( disabled validation scheme required for
| md5-digest authentication
| basic-authentic )
Possible values:
Format: value: ""
- user name required for authentication user name required for
- length: x<=50 authentication
( prompt password string hidden from
| plain : <Security::PlainPassword5> ) users
Possible values:
- length: x<=25
Format: value: ""
- realm required for authentication realm for authentication
- length: x<=25
[no] voice-mail-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::VoiceMailProfilePointer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
( none voice mail profile contains sip
| <Gpon::VoiceMailProfilePointer> voice-mail information
Possible values:
Field type <Gpon::VoiceMailProfilePointer>


- profile index
- range: [0...20]
and software.
[no] voice-mail-to Parameter type: <Gpon::VoiceMailTo> optional parameter with default
- voice mail subscription expiration time in seconds voice mail subscription
- unit: seconds expiration time in seconds
- range: [0...86400]
[no] ntwk-dp-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::NetDialPlanProfilePointer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
( none Network dial plan profile
| <Gpon::NetDialPlanProfilePointer> contains network dial plan
| name : <AsamProfileName> ) information
Possible values:
Field type <Gpon::NetDialPlanProfilePointer>
- profile index
- range: [0...20]
and software.
[no] app-serv-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::AppServProfilePointer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
( none Application service profile that
| <Gpon::AppServProfilePointer> contains information related to
| name : <AsamProfileName> ) calling features
Possible values:
Field type <Gpon::AppServProfilePointer>
- profile index
- range: [0...20]
and software.
[no] ac-code-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::AccessCodeProfilePointer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
( none VOIP access code profile that
| <Gpon::AccessCodeProfilePointer> contains information related to
| name : <AsamProfileName> ) administrative feature
Possible values:
Field type <Gpon::AccessCodeProfilePointer>
- profile index
- range: [0...20]
and software.
[no] rlstimer Parameter type: <Gpon::RlsTimer> optional parameter with default


Format: value: 10L
- sip release timer SIP release timer
- unit: seconds
- range: [0...60]
[no] rohtimer Parameter type: <Gpon::RohTimer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 15L
- receiver off-hook timer Receiver off-Hook timer that
- unit: seconds specifies how long in seconds the
- range: [0...60] line is in ROH condition
Command Output
Table 31.49-3 "Configure ont POT SIP" Display parameters
ntwk-dp-prof-name Parameter type: <Gpon::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the authentication
- ignored printable string security profile pointer
app-serv-prof-name Parameter type: <Gpon::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the authentication
ac-code-prof-name Parameter type: <Gpon::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the authentication

31.50 Voice ONT MGC Configuration command
Command Description
This command creates the MEGACO configuration of the ONT
NOTE: Only one VoIP client can be supported in an ONT at this time
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont ( no mgc-config (if-index) ) | ( mgc-config (if-index) pri-mgcuri-profid

<Gpon::ReqSecureUriProfileName> sec-mgcuri-profid <Gpon::ReqSecureUriProfileName> [ no protocol-ver |
protocol-ver <Gpon::PrtclVer> ] [ no msg-format | msg-format <Gpon::MsgFormat> ] [ no max-retry-time |
max-retry-time <Gpon::MaxRtryTime> ] [ no max-retries | max-retries <Gpon::MaxRetry> ] [ no status-delay-time
| status-delay-time <Gpon::DelayTime> ] base-termid <Gpon::TerminationId> [ no sig-dscp | sig-dscp
<Gpon::SigDscp> ] [ no udp-port | udp-port <Gpon::UdpPort> ] [ no sw-vendor | sw-vendor
<Gpon::MgcVendorName> ] [ no cnf-msg-profid | cnf-msg-profid <Gpon::UriProfileName> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 31.50-1 "Voice ONT MGC Configuration command" Resource Parameters
(if-index) Format: ifindex of iphost uni
<Ng2::OntId> / 1 )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Possible values:


Possible values:
Table 31.50-2 "Voice ONT MGC Configuration command" Command Parameters
pri-mgcuri-profid Parameter type: <Gpon::ReqSecureUriProfileName> mandatory parameter
Format: Uri profile that contains the ip
( <Gpon:SecUriProfPtr> address of the primary media
| name : <AsamProfileName> ) gateway controller
Possible values:
Field type <Gpon:SecUriProfPtr>
- Index of the sec-uri profile that contains the IP address of
the server
- range: [1...50]
and software.
sec-mgcuri-profid Parameter type: <Gpon::ReqSecureUriProfileName> mandatory parameter
Format: Uri profile that contains the ip
( <Gpon:SecUriProfPtr> address of the secondary media
| name : <AsamProfileName> ) gateway controller
Possible values:
Field type <Gpon:SecUriProfPtr>
- Index of the sec-uri profile that contains the IP address of
the server
- range: [1...50]
and software.
[no] protocol-ver Parameter type: <Gpon::PrtclVer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- Selects the version of MGC protocol signalling to be used Selects the version of the MGC
- range: [0...2] signaling protocol to be used
[no] msg-format Parameter type: <Gpon::MsgFormat> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- Selects message format value The parameter is not visible
Specifies the message format
[no] max-retry-time Parameter type: <Gpon::MaxRtryTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- Specifies the maximum retry time for MGC transaction Specifies the maximum retry time
- unit: sec (in seconds) for MGC transaction
- range: [0...60]
[no] max-retries Parameter type: <Gpon::MaxRetry> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- Specifies the maximum number of times a message is Specifies the maximum number
transmitted to the MGC of times a message is transmitted
- range: [0...10] to the MGC
[no] status-delay-time Parameter type: <Gpon::DelayTime> optional parameter with default


Format: value: 0L
- Service status delay time (in seconds) for changes in line Service status delay time (in
service status seconds) for changes in line
- unit: sec service status
- range: [0...60]
base-termid Parameter type: <Gpon::TerminationId> mandatory parameter
Format: Base string for H248 physical
- identifies the POTS port in H248 VoIP signalling termination Id
messages.The first character must be alphabetic. The string
'ROOT' is not allowed.
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9*/-_$@.]
- length: x<=25
[no] sig-dscp Parameter type: <Gpon::SigDscp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 24L
- dscp value DSCP value for use in outgoing
- range: [0...63] signaling packets towards the
Soft Switch
[no] udp-port Parameter type: <Gpon::UdpPort> optional parameter with default
- Specifies the UDP port number to be used for MGC The parameter is not visible
signaling messages during modification.
- range: [2000...3000] Specifies the UDP port number to
be used for MGC signaling
messages
[no] sw-vendor Parameter type: <Gpon::MgcVendorName> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- vendor id - 4 ASCII characters Specifies the gateway soft switch
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9] Vendor
- length: 4
[no] cnf-msg-profid Parameter type: <Gpon::UriProfileName> optional parameter with default
( none Index or Name of the URI Profile
| <Gpon:UriProfilePtr> that contains the Message
| name : <AsamProfileName> ) Identifier string for H.248
Possible values: messages
server
- range: [0...100]
and software.
Command Output
Table 31.50-3 "Voice ONT MGC Configuration command" Display parameters
pri-mgcuri-prof-name Parameter type: <Gpon::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the primary uri profile
detail mode.
sec-mgcuri-prof-name Parameter type: <Gpon::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the secondary uri profile


detail mode.
conf-mgcuri-prof-name Parameter type: <Gpon::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the H.248 message
- ignored printable string identifier uri profile
detail mode.

31.51 Voice ONT MGC PM monitoring command
Command Description
This command sets the PM Mode of ONT MGC Agent monitoring
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont mgc-agent (voip-index) [ no pm-collect | pm-collect <Gpon::PmEnable> ]
Command Parameters
Table 31.51-1 "Voice ONT MGC PM monitoring command" Resource Parameters
(voip-index) Format: a unique voip ont index
<Ng2::OntId> / 1 )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Possible values:
Possible values:

Table 31.51-2 "Voice ONT MGC PM monitoring command" Command Parameters

( disable This indicates whether MGC
| enable ) Performance Monitors should be
Possible values: collected for this MGC Config
- disable : disable the collection instance

31.52 Voice Ont Pots Call PM Mode Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the PM Mode of ONT POTS Call monitoring
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure voice ont pots-call (uni-idx) [ no pm-collect | pm-collect <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ]
Command Parameters
Table 31.52-1 "Voice Ont Pots Call PM Mode Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(uni-idx) Format: identification of the ont interface
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / index
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
- range: [1...24]
Table 31.52-2 "Voice Ont Pots Call PM Mode Configuration Command" Command Parameters
( enable enable/disable pm mode of
| disable ) ont-pots call monitoring
Possible values:

32- Debug Configuration Commands
32.1 Debug Configuration Command Tree 32-912

32.2 Protocol Tracing Configuration Command 32-913

32 Debug Configuration Commands
32.1 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

32.2 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 32.2-1 "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>
| atm-pvc : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
<Eqpt::SlotId> / <Debug::PortId> :
<Eqpt::VpiMandatoryId> : <Eqpt::VciMandatoryId>
| shdsl-line : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
| ethernet-line : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
<Eqpt::Ng2OntSlotId> / <Eqpt::Ng2OntPortId> )
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
- uni:ng2 : NGPON ONT uni interface
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Field type <Debug::PortId>
- the portId
Field type <Eqpt::VpiMandatoryId>
- atm VPI
Field type <Eqpt::VciMandatoryId>
- atm VCI
Possible values:
protocol Parameter type: <Debug::Protocol> protocol to be traced
Format:
( igmp
| dhcp
| arp
| dhcpv6
| pppoe
| all )
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
- pppoe : enable tracing for pppoe protocol
- all : enable tracing for all protocols
Table 32.2-2 "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
| tracing4 )
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

33- Ethernet User Ports Configuration Commands
33.1 Ethernet User Ports Configuration Command Tree 33-917

33.2 Ethernet Line Configuration Command 33-918
33.3 Ethernet Line TCA Threshold Configuration 33-920
Command
33.4 Ethernet Line Mau Configuration Command 33-922

33 Ethernet User Ports Configuration Commands
33.1 Ethernet User Ports Configuration Command

Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Ethernet User Ports 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] speed-auto-sense
- [no] autonegotiate
- [no] cap100base-tfd
- [no] cap1000base-xfd
- [no] cap1000base-tfd

33.2 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 33.2-1 "Ethernet Line Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
| nt : sfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex>
| nt : xfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex>
| nt : eth : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex> )
Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
- eth : RJ45 port
Table 33.2-2 "Ethernet Line Configuration Command" Command Parameters
port-type Parameter type: <ETHITF::PortType> optional parameter
Format: the whole network service model
( uni based on this interface


| nni
| hc-uni
| uplink )
Possible values:
- uni : uni port type
- nni : nni port type
- hc-uni : hicap uni port type
- uplink : uplink port type
admin status is up (read-only for
voicefxs interface)

33.3 Ethernet 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 ethernet line.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure ethernet line (if-index) tca-line-threshold [ [ no ] enable ] [ no los | los <ETHITF::TcaThresholdLOS> ]
[ no fcs | fcs <ETHITF::TcaThresholdFCS> ] [ no rx-octets | rx-octets <ETHITF::TcaThresholdMB> ] [ no
tx-octets | tx-octets <ETHITF::TcaThresholdMB> ] [ no los-day | los-day <ETHITF::TcaThresholdLOS> ] [ no
fcs-day | fcs-day <ETHITF::TcaThresholdFCS> ] [ no rx-octets-day | rx-octets-day <ETHITF::TcaThresholdMB> ]
[ no tx-octets-day | tx-octets-day <ETHITF::TcaThresholdMB> ]
Command Parameters
Table 33.3-1 "Ethernet Line TCA Threshold Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
- eth : RJ45 port


Table 33.3-2 "Ethernet Line TCA Threshold Configuration Command" Command Parameters
enable the reporting of TCA's for
this ethernet line
[no] los Parameter type: <ETHITF::TcaThresholdLOS> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the tca threshold value (times), 0 - disable loss of signal error in 15 minute
[no] fcs Parameter type: <ETHITF::TcaThresholdFCS> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the tca threshold value (frames), 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::TcaThresholdLOS> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the tca threshold value (times), 0 - disable loss of signal error in 1 day
[no] fcs-day Parameter type: <ETHITF::TcaThresholdFCS> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- the tca threshold value (frames), 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)

33.4 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 ]
speed-auto-sense ] [ [ no ] autonegotiate ] [ [ no ] cap100base-tfd ] [ [ no ] cap1000base-xfd ] [ [ no ]
cap1000base-tfd ]
Command Parameters
Table 33.4-1 "Ethernet Line Mau Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
- eth : RJ45 port
(index) Format: identify MAU, among others
- port to which the MAU is connected connected to same interface
- range: [1...2147483647]

Table 33.4-2 "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
| 10gbasex
| 10gbaser
| 10gbaseer
| 10gbaselr
| 10gbasesr
| 100basebx10d
| 100basebx10u
| 100baselx10
| 1000basebx10d
| 1000basebx10u
| 1000baselx10
| 2500basex
| 10gbasetfd )
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
- 10gbasex : fiber 10G ethernet, PCS 8B/10B
- 10gbaser : fiber 10G ethernet, PCS 64B/66B
- 10gbaseer : fiber 10G ethernet extended reach, 30km
- 10gbaselr : fiber 10G ethernet long reach, 10km
- 10gbasesr : fiber 10G ethernet short reach, 300m
- 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
- 2500basex : single-mode fibers, 2.5G base
- 10gbasetfd : UTP 10G full duplex
power Parameter type: <ETHITF::Power> optional parameter
Format: the administrative status of sfp
( up power
| down )
Possible values:
- up : up
- down : down
[no] speed-auto-sense Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable auto-sensing fiber speed
on this port
[no] autonegotiate Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
enable auto-negotiation on this
port
[no] cap100base-tfd Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
advertise 100M electrical
[no] cap1000base-xfd Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
advertise 1G optical
[no] cap1000base-tfd Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
advertise 1G electrical

34- ONT Ethernet Port Configuration Command
34.1 ONT Ethernet Port Configuration Command Tree 34-926

34.2 ONT Ethernet Port Configuration Command 34-927
34.3 ONT Ethernet Port Physical Layer Performance 34-931
34.4 Ethernet ONT Uni Physical Layer Configuration 34-933
Command
34.5 Ethernet ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration Command 34-935
34.6 L2 UNI ONT Performance Monitor Extended 32bit 34-937
34.7 UNI Port Shutdown-Ais Configuration Commands 34-939

34 ONT Ethernet Port Configuration Command
34.1 ONT Ethernet Port Configuration Command

Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "ONT Ethernet Port Configuration Command".
Command Tree
----configure
----ethernet
----ont
- (uni-idx)
- [no] cust-info
- auto-detect
- [no] power-control
- [no] pse-class
- [no] pse-pw-priority
- [no] pwr-override
- [no] lpt-mode
- [no] admin-state
----X port
- [no] pm-collect
----phy
- [no] pm
----l2
- [no] pm
- [no] tca
----pm-collect-ext
- [no] pm-collect
- [no] p-bits
- [no] vlan-id
----cfm
- [no] portshut-ais

34.2 ONT Ethernet Port Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to modify ONT Ethernet port provisioning data.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure ethernet ont (uni-idx) [ no cust-info | cust-info <Gpon::CustInfo> ] [ auto-detect <Gpon::AutoDetect> ]
[ no power-control | power-control <Gpon::PowerControl> ] [ no pse-class | pse-class <Gpon::PSEClass> ] [ no
pse-pw-priority | pse-pw-priority <Gpon::PSEPwrPri> ] [ no pwr-override | pwr-override
<Gpon::PowerShedOverride> ] [ no lpt-mode | lpt-mode <Gpon::LPTMODE> ] [ no admin-state | admin-state
<Gpon::ItfAdminStatus> ]
Command Parameters
Table 34.2-1 "ONT Ethernet Port Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(uni-idx) Format: identification of the uni interface
<Gpon::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
- Gpon Ont Port
- range: [1...16]
Table 34.2-2 "ONT Ethernet Port Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] cust-info Parameter type: <Gpon::CustInfo> optional parameter with default
- a printable string port information
- length: x<=80
auto-detect Parameter type: <Gpon::AutoDetect> optional parameter
Format: auto detection configuration
( 10_100baset-auto
| 10baset-fd
| 100baset-fd
| 1000baset-fd
| auto-basetfd
| 10gig-fd
| 2.5gig-fd
| 5gig-fd
| 25gig-fd
| 10baset-auto
| 10baset-hd
| 100baset-hd
| 1000baset-hd
| autobaset-hd
| 10_100_1000baset-auto
| 100baset-auto
| auto
| 1000baset-auto )
Possible values:
- 10_100baset-auto : 10/100/1000 Base T, auto sensing
(note: this auto sensing behavior ensures backward
compatibility with older software releases. It may result in
the port negotiating to 1 Gbps)
- 10baset-fd : 10 Base T, full duplex
- auto-basetfd : 10/100/1000 Base T, full duplex
- 10gig-fd : 10 Gig, full duplex only
- 2.5gig-fd : 2.5 Gig, full duplex only
- 10baset-auto : 10 Base T,automatic sensing
- 10baset-hd : 10 Base T, half Duplex
- 100baset-hd : 100 Base T, half duplex
- 1000baset-hd : 1000 Base T, half duplex
- autobaset-hd : 10/100/1000 Base T, half duplex
- 10_100_1000baset-auto : 10/100/1000 Base T, auto
sensing
- 100baset-auto : 100 Base T, auto sensing
- auto : 10/100/1000 Base T, auto sensing
- 1000baset-auto : 1000 Base T auto sensing
[no] power-control Parameter type: <Gpon::PowerControl> optional parameter with default


( enable power control configuration
| disable )
Possible values:
- enable : provide power to external equipment
- disable : not provide power to external equipment
[no] pse-class Parameter type: <Gpon::PSEClass> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
(0 power class configuration
|1
|2
|3
|4
|5)
Possible values:
- 0 : Default output power
- 1 : Class 0, the output power is 15.4w
[no] pse-pw-priority Parameter type: <Gpon::PSEPwrPri> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "low"
( critical power supply priority
| high
| low )
Possible values:
- critical : Prevents overcurrent situations by last
disconnecting the ports with critical priority
- high : Prevents overcurrent situations by disconnecting the
ports with high priority
- low : Prevents overcurrent situations by first disconnecting
the ports with lower priority(Default)
[no] pwr-override Parameter type: <Gpon::PowerShedOverride> optional parameter with default
( enable configure power shedding
| disable )
Possible values:
- enable : port is excluded from data class power shedding
- disable : port is included in data class power shedding
[no] lpt-mode Parameter type: <Gpon::LPTMODE> optional parameter with default
( not-supported LinkPassThrough(LPT) mode
| enabled configuration
| disabled )
Possible values:
- not-supported : ignore and don't send the configuration to
ONT
- enabled : enable the LPT mode on this port
- disabled : disable the LPT mode on this port

Command Output
Table 34.2-3 "ONT Ethernet Port Configuration Command" Display parameters
( up interface
| testing
| unknown
| dormant
| no-value )
Possible values:
- unknown : unknown

34.3 ONT Ethernet Port Physical Layer

Performance Monitoring Configuration Command
Command Description
Obsolete command, replaced by configure ethernet ont phy pm.
This command allows the operator to enable or disable PM on the ONT ethernet port physical layer.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure ethernet ont (uni-idx) port [ no pm-collect | pm-collect <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ]

Obsolete command, replaced by configure ethernet ont phy pm.
Command Parameters
Table 34.3-1 "ONT Ethernet Port Physical Layer Performance Monitoring Configuration
<Gpon::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
- Gpon Ont Port
- range: [1...16]
Table 34.3-2 "ONT Ethernet Port Physical Layer Performance Monitoring Configuration
Command" Command Parameters
( enable ethernet port physical layer
Possible values:

34.4 Ethernet ONT Uni Physical Layer

Command Description
This command allows the operator to provision performance monitoring for an Ethernet ONT physical layer UNI.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure ethernet ont (uni-idx) phy [ no pm | pm <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ]
Command Parameters
Table 34.4-1 "Ethernet ONT Uni Physical Layer Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Gpon::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
- Gpon Ont Port
- range: [1...16]
Table 34.4-2 "Ethernet ONT Uni Physical Layer Configuration Command" Command Parameters
| disable )
Possible values:
Command Output
Table 34.4-3 "Ethernet ONT Uni Physical Layer Configuration Command" Display parameters
pm-intervals Parameter type: <SignedInteger> number of rows currently present
gponEtherTrafficIntervalTable
detail mode.

34.5 Ethernet ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to provision performance monitoring and threshold crossing alerts for an
Ethernet ONT layer 2 UNI.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure ethernet ont (uni-idx) l2 [ no pm | pm <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ] [ no tca | tca <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ] [

no dropped-frames-up | dropped-frames-up <Gpon::ErrorCountThreshold> ] [ no dropped-frames-dn |
Command Parameters
Table 34.5-1 "Ethernet ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Gpon::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
- Gpon Ont Port
- range: [1...16]
Table 34.5-2 "Ethernet ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration Command" Command Parameters
| disable )
Possible values:
| disable )
Possible values:
Possible values:
- range: [0...4294967295]
( disable outgoing (downstream) drooped
Possible values:
- range: [0...4294967295]
Command Output
Table 34.5-3 "Ethernet ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration Command" Display parameters
detail mode.

34.6 L2 UNI ONT Performance Monitor Extended

32bit Configuration Command
Command Description
This command sets the PM EXT parameters.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure ethernet ont (uni-idx) l2 pm-collect-ext [ no pm-collect | pm-collect <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ] [ no

p-bits | p-bits <SignedInteger> ] [ no vlan-id | vlan-id <Vlan::VlanIndexOrZero> ]
Command Parameters
Table 34.6-1 "L2 UNI ONT Performance Monitor Extended 32bit Configuration Command"
Resource Parameters
<Gpon::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
- Gpon Ont Port
- range: [1...16]
Command Parameters
( enable indicates whether enable this pm
| disable ) collect for this Ethernet Port
Possible values:
[no] p-bits Parameter type: <SignedInteger> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0xFF
- a signed integer indicates the P bits of the TCI
field are used to filter the PM
data collected or not\n 0xFF: not
used\n 0-7: p-bit used to filter
data
Format: value: 0
- vlan id indicates the vlan-id bits of the
- range: [0...4092] TCI field are used to filter the
PM data collected\n 0: not used\n
Other value : this vlan-id used to
filter data

34.7 UNI Port Shutdown-Ais Configuration

Commands
Command Description
This attribute is linked to a CFM functionality on the ONU. It indicates if the ONU is programmed to autonomously
shut down its UNI upon reception of a downstream AIS PDU on an UP MEP residing on top of the ONU UNI.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure ethernet ont (uni-idx) cfm [ [ no ] portshut-ais ]
Command Parameters
Table 34.7-1 "UNI Port Shutdown-Ais Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
<Gpon::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
- Gpon Ont Port
- range: [1...16]
Table 34.7-2 "UNI Port Shutdown-Ais Configuration Commands" Command Parameters
[no] portshut-ais Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
shutdown the corresponding
Ethernet port on ONT when
receiving DS Y.1731 AIS PDU.

35- CFM Configuration Commands
35.1 CFM Configuration Command Tree 35-942

35.2 Maintenance Domain Configuration Command 35-944
35.3 Maintenance Association Configuration Command 35-946
35.4 Maintenance Association End Point Configuration 35-950
Command
35.5 MEP located on ONU UNI enabled ITU-T Y.1731 35-954
Ethernet Alarm Indication Signal(ETH-AIS) function
35.6 Active Remote Maintenance Association End Point 35-956
35.7 Remote Maintenance Association End Point 35-957
35.8 Synthetic Loss Measurement configuration 35-958
Commands
35.9 CFM PM-Proactive test management Command 35-959
35.10 CFM PM Proactive test management Command 35-960

35 CFM Configuration Commands
35.1 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] mhf-location
- ltm-filtering
- [no] dual-tag-aware
----[no] mep
- (mepid)
- location
- [no] cci-enable
- [no] ccm-priority
- [no] equipment
- [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
----y1731ais
- [no] ais-enable
- [no] meg-level
- [no] period
- [no] priority
- [no] portshut-enable
----[no] active-remote-mep
- (active-remote-mepid)
----[no] remote-mep
- (rmepid)
----slm
- [no] inactivity-time
----y1731pm

----[no] domain
- (domain-index)
- association
- mep
- session-id
- type
- target-mac
- [no] priority
- [no] admin-up
- interval
- size
- measurement-intvl

35.2 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
The command can be accessed by operators with alarm , oam , vlan privileges, and executed by operators with
alarm , oam , vlan privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure cfm ( no domain (domain-index) ) | ( domain (domain-index) name <Cfm::FormatedName> level
<Cfm::MdLevelType> )
Command Parameters
Table 35.2-1 "Maintenance Domain Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(domain-index) Format: Maintenance Domain (MD)
- Maintenance Domain (MD) index index
- range: [1...4294967295]
Table 35.2-2 "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. nokia.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

35.3 Maintenance Association Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command is used to create or modify a Maintenance Association (MA). 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.
Maintenance Association (MA) name and type is unique within the domain. When MA name is not configured
explicitly during MA creation, default ma name is computed as follows. Ex: default name for ma 1 is ma1 of string
type
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure cfm domain (domain-index) ( no association (association-index) ) | ( association (association-index) [

no bridgeport | bridgeport <Cfm::InterfaceZeroIndex> ] [ no vlan | vlan <Network::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> ] [ no mhf-location | mhf-location <Cfm::CfmMaMhfLocationType> ] [
ltm-filtering <Cfm::CfmMaLtmFilter> ] [ [ no ] dual-tag-aware ] )
Command Parameters
Table 35.3-1 "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 35.3-2 "Maintenance Association Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] bridgeport Parameter type: <Cfm::InterfaceZeroIndex> optional parameter with default


| <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / during modification.
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / <Eqpt::OntSlotId> / IfIndex of UNI
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
<Eqpt::PortId>
Possible values:
- none : no port
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Possible values:
Possible values:
[no] vlan Parameter type: <Network::StackedVlan> optional parameter with default
( <Network::UVlanIndex> The parameter is not visible
| stacked : <Network::SVlanIndex> : during modification.
<Network::CVlanIndex> ) when vlan is not specified it will
Possible values: be vlan Unaware MA
- range: [1...4093]
- range: [2...4093]


- range: [0...4093]
[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 and type is unique within
| string : <Cfm::MaNameCharstr> the domain.
| 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 CCM Tx Interval for the MA
| 3.33ms
| 10ms
| 100ms
|1
| 10
| 60
| 600 )
Possible values:
- 0 : CCM Rx disable
- 3.33ms : CCM Interval 3.33 mSecs
- 10ms : CCM Interval 10 mSecs


- 100ms : CCM Interval 100 mSecs
- 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
turn on the CCM frame
processing on reception
[no] ccm-admin-state Parameter type: <Cfm::CfmMaCcmAdminState> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "lock"
( unlock activate(unlock)/de-activate(lock)
| lock ) CCM function on the MA
Possible values:
- unlock : sets CCM AdminState to activate(unlock) ccm
function
- lock : sets CCM AdminState to de-activate(lock) ccm
function
[no] mhf-location Parameter type: <Cfm::CfmMaMhfLocationType> optional parameter with default
| ltuplink during modification.
| vbp MA Mhf Location : distinguish
| onu MIP location
| ltuplink-vbp
| ltuplink-onu
| vbp-onu
| ltuplink-vbp-onu )
Possible values:
- default : default value: for GPON board, MIP is set on onu;
for DSL board, MIP is set on vbp.
- ltuplink : MIP is set on lt uplink
- vbp : MIP is set on olt virtual bridgeport
- onu : MIP is set on onu
- ltuplink-vbp : MIPs are set on lt up link and virtual
bridgeport
- ltuplink-onu : MIPs are set on lt uplink and onu
- vbp-onu : MIPs are set on virtual bridgeport and onu
- ltuplink-vbp-onu : MIPs are set on olt uplink, virtual
bridgeport and onu
ltm-filtering Parameter type: <Cfm::CfmMaLtmFilter> optional parameter
Format: Upstream LTM filtering
( enable enable/disable. default = enable
| disable )
Possible values:
- enable : enable ltm-filtering
- disable : disable ltm-filtering
[no] dual-tag-aware Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
Process CFM Messages upto 2
vlan tags in C-Vlan CC mode,
refer OAM documentation for
hardware support information.

35.4 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 VLAN-port location's VLAN. Also if the VLAN-port 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
equipment | equipment <Cfm::MepEquipmentType> ] [ 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 35.4-1 "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 35.4-2 "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>
| slot : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId>
| user : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> /
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
<Ng2::OntId> / <Eqpt::Ng2OntSlotId> /
<Eqpt::Ng2OntPortId>
<Ng2::OntId> / vuni )
Possible values:
- user : User bridge-port location
- slot : slot location
- nt : the nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:


Possible values:
- xfp : xfp port
[no] cci-enable Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
Enable CCM generation 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] equipment Parameter type: <Cfm::MepEquipmentType> optional parameter with default
| olt during modification.
| onu ) Identifies the equipment type of
Possible values: mep ,only supported on Gpon Lt
- default : Gpon Onu or Dsl
- olt : Gpon LT
- onu : Gpon Onu
[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

35.5 MEP located on ONU UNI enabled ITU-T

Y.1731 Ethernet Alarm Indication Signal(ETH-AIS)
function Configuration Commands
Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable or disable the ETH-AIS(ITU-T Y.1731) function for the MEP located
on ONT UNI.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure cfm domain (domain-index) association (association-index) mep (mepid) y1731ais [ [ no ] ais-enable ]
[ no meg-level | meg-level <Cfm::MepAisMegLevel> ] [ no period | period <Cfm::MepAisPeriod> ] [ no priority |
priority <Cfm::MepAisPriority> ] [ [ no ] portshut-enable ]
Command Parameters
Table 35.5-1 "MEP located on ONU UNI enabled ITU-T Y.1731 Ethernet Alarm Indication
Signal(ETH-AIS) function Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...4294967295]
MD
- range: [1...4294967295]
- range: [1...8191]
Table 35.5-2 "MEP located on ONU UNI enabled ITU-T Y.1731 Ethernet Alarm Indication
Signal(ETH-AIS) function Configuration Commands" Command Parameters
[no] ais-enable Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
AIS generation is enabled on the
current MEP
[no] meg-level Parameter type: <Cfm::MepAisMegLevel> optional parameter with default


Format: value: 0L
- Meg Level for AIS frames transmitted by the MEP MEG level at which the most
- range: [0...7] immediate client layer MIPs and
MEPs exist
[no] period Parameter type: <Cfm::MepAisPeriod> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- Period of the AIS frames transmitted by the MEP, 0 (per Determines transmission
second), 1 (per minute) periodicity of frames with AIS
- range: [0...1] information
[no] priority Parameter type: <Cfm::MepAisPriority> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 7L
- Priority value for AIS frames transmitted by the MEP Identifies the priority of frames
- range: [0...7] with ETH-AIS information
[no] portshut-enable Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
shutdown enabled on the current
MEP

35.6 Active Remote Maintenance Association End

Point Configuration Command
Command Description
This command is used to configure a Active Remote Maintenance association End Point (RMEP) within a
Maintenance End Point (MEP). Once an active RMEP is created, it cannot be modified. To modify the Active
RMEP, delete the entry and create a new one.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure cfm domain (domain-index) association (association-index) mep (mepid) ( no active-remote-mep
(active-remote-mepid) ) | ( active-remote-mep (active-remote-mepid) )
Command Parameters
Table 35.6-1 "Active Remote Maintenance Association End Point Configuration Command"
Resource Parameters
- range: [1...4294967295]
MD
- range: [1...4294967295]
- range: [1...8191]
(active-remote-mepid) Format: Active Remote MepID.
- MA End Point (MEP) ID. Unique within an MA
- range: [1...8191]

35.7 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). Remote MEP is useful only in case CCM is activated on an MA. Once a RMEP is created, it
cannot be modified. To modify the RMEP, delete the entry and create a new one.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure cfm domain (domain-index) association (association-index) ( no remote-mep (rmepid) ) | ( remote-mep
(rmepid) )
Command Parameters
Table 35.7-1 "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]

35.8 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 35.8-2 "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]

35.9 CFM PM-Proactive test management

Command
Command Description
This command is used to configure PM-Proactive tests.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure cfm y1731pm

35.10 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 ] admin-up ] [ interval
<Cfm::PmIntervalType> ] [ size <Cfm::PmDataSizeType> ] [ measurement-intvl
<Cfm::PmMeasurementIntervalType> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 35.10-1 "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...3600]
Table 35.10-2 "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.
- unit: Byte MAC address of the PM
- length: 6 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.
Start the PM test
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]

36- Ethernet Ring Configuration Command
36.1 Ethernet Ring Configuration Command Tree 36-963

36.2 Ethernet Ring Instance Configuration Command 36-964
36.3 Ethernet Ring Path Configuration Command 36-966
36.4 Ethernet Ring Data Vlan Configuration Command 36-968

36 Ethernet Ring Configuration Command
36.1 Ethernet Ring Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Ethernet Ring Configuration Command".
Command Tree
----configure
----ethernet-ring
----[no] instance
- (instance-id)
- ring-id
- [no] guard-time
- description
- [no] node-id
- [no] hold-off-time
- [no] revert-time
- [no] rpl-node-type
- [no] admin-up
----[no] path
- (path)
- port
- r-aps-tag
- r-aps-level
- [no] domain
- [no] association
- [no] mep
- [no] path-type
- description
----datavlan
----[no] data-vlan-start
- (data-vlan-start)
- data-vlan-end

36.2 Ethernet Ring Instance Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure an ethernet ring instance.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure ethernet-ring ( no instance (instance-id) ) | ( instance (instance-id) ring-id <Erps::RingIdType> [ no

guard-time | guard-time <Erps::GuardTimeType> ] [ description <Erps::DescriptionType> ] [ no node-id | node-id
<Erps::NodeIdType> ] [ no hold-off-time | hold-off-time <Erps::HoldOffTimeType> ] [ no revert-time | revert-time
<Erps::RevertTimeType> ] [ no rpl-node-type | rpl-node-type <Erps::NodeType> ] [ [ no ] admin-up ] )
Command Parameters
Table 36.2-1 "Ethernet Ring Instance Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(instance-id) Format: the instance id of the ethernet
- the number identifying an ethernet ring instance id ring
- range: [1...255]
Table 36.2-2 "Ethernet Ring Instance Configuration Command" Command Parameters
ring-id Parameter type: <Erps::RingIdType> mandatory parameter
Format: the ring id of the ethernet ring
- the number identifying an ethernet ring id instance
- range: [1...239]
[no] guard-time Parameter type: <Erps::GuardTimeType> optional parameter with default
- the value identifying the guard timer. Value should be a the guard timer value of the
multiple of 10ms ethernet ring instance
- unit: millisecond
- range: [10...2000]
description Parameter type: <Erps::DescriptionType> optional parameter
Format: the description of the ethernet
- the value identifying the ethernet ring description. Raw ring instance
ascii characters, except the character code 0-31 decimal
- length: x<=80
[no] node-id Parameter type: <Erps::NodeIdType> optional parameter with default


Format: value: "00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
- the value identifying a MAC address of 6 octets length, 00"
e.g. 11:22:33:44:55:66 the node id of the ethernet ring
- length: 6 instance
[no] hold-off-time Parameter type: <Erps::HoldOffTimeType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- the value identifying the hold-off timer. Value should be a the hold-off timer value of the
multiple of 100ms ethernet ring instance
- unit: millisecond
- range: [0...10000]
[no] revert-time Parameter type: <Erps::RevertTimeType> optional parameter with default
- value identifying the revert time of the ethernet ring the value identifying the revert
instance. Value should be a multiple of 60s for revertive time of the ethernet ring instance.
mode and 0 for non-revertive mode.
- unit: second
- range: [0,60...720]
[no] rpl-node-type Parameter type: <Erps::NodeType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "rpl-none"
( rpl-none the node type of the ethernet ring
| rpl-owner instance
| rpl-neighbour )
Possible values:
- rpl-none : ethernet ring node type rpl-none
- rpl-owner : ethernet ring node type rpl-owner
- rpl-neighbour : ethernet ring node type rpl-neighbour
ethernet ring state administrative
up

36.3 Ethernet Ring Path Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the ethernet ring path.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure ethernet-ring instance (instance-id) ( no path (path) ) | ( path (path) port <Erps::location> r-aps-tag
<Network::StackedVlan> r-aps-level <Erps::rApsLevelType> [ no domain | domain <Erps::DomainIdType> ] [ no
association | association <Erps::AssociationIdType> ] [ no mep | mep <Erps::MepIdType> ] [ no path-type |
path-type <Erps::RplPathType> ] [ description <Erps::DescriptionType> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 36.3-1 "Ethernet Ring Path Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...255]
(path) Format: the identifier of the ethernet ring
(a path
|b)
Possible values:
- a : ethernet ring path a
- b : ethernet ring path b
Table 36.3-2 "Ethernet Ring Path Configuration Command" Command Parameters
port Parameter type: <Erps::location> mandatory parameter
nt : xfp : <Vlan::UplinkPortIndex> during modification.
Possible values: the location of the ethernet ring
- nt : the nt slot path
Possible values:
- xfp : xfp port
r-aps-tag Parameter type: <Network::StackedVlan> mandatory parameter
( <Network::UVlanIndex> during modification.
| stacked : <Network::SVlanIndex> : the control vlan index used for


<Network::CVlanIndex> ) encapsulation of r-aps messages
Possible values: on the ethernet ring path
- range: [1...4093]
- range: [2...4093]
- range: [0...4093]
r-aps-level Parameter type: <Erps::rApsLevelType> mandatory parameter
- the number identifying the r-aps md level during modification.
- range: [0...7] the md level for r-aps
transmission and processing on
the ethernet ring path
[no] domain Parameter type: <Erps::DomainIdType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- the number identifying a cfm maintenance domain index the md index for ccm monitoring
- range: [0...4294967295] on the ethernet ring path
[no] association Parameter type: <Erps::AssociationIdType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- the number identifying a cfm maintenance association the ma index for ccm monitoring
index on the ethernet ring path
- range: [0...4294967295]
[no] mep Parameter type: <Erps::MepIdType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- the number identifying a cfm maintenance association end the mep id for ccm monitoring on
point id the ethernet ring path
- range: [0...8191]
[no] path-type Parameter type: <Erps::RplPathType> optional parameter with default
( normal the type of the ethernet ring
| rpl-end ) instance path
Possible values:
- normal : ethernet ring path type normal
- rpl-end : ethernet ring path type rpl-end
description Parameter type: <Erps::DescriptionType> optional parameter
Format: the description of the ethernet
- the value identifying the ethernet ring description. Raw ring path
ascii characters, except the character code 0-31 decimal
- length: x<=80

36.4 Ethernet Ring Data Vlan Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the data vlans to be protected by the Ethernet Ring Instance.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure ethernet-ring instance (instance-id) datavlan ( no data-vlan-start (data-vlan-start) data-vlan-end

<Erps::vlanIdType> ) | ( data-vlan-start (data-vlan-start) data-vlan-end <Erps::vlanIdType> )
Command Parameters
Table 36.4-1 "Ethernet Ring Data Vlan Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- range: [1...255]
(data-vlan-start) Format: the starting vlan id of the range of
- the number identifying a vlan vlans to be protected by the
- range: [1...4093] ethernet ring instance
data-vlan-end Parameter type: <Erps::vlanIdType> the ending vlan id of the range of
Format: vlans to be protected by the
- the number identifying a vlan ethernet ring instance
- range: [1...4093]

37- Trouble-Shooting Configuration Commands
37.1 Trouble-Shooting Configuration Command Tree 37-970

37.2 Trouble-shooting Interface Configuration Commands 37-971

37 Trouble-Shooting Configuration Commands
37.1 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)

37.2 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 37.2-1 "Trouble-shooting Interface Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
| uni:ng2 : <Ng2::ChannelGroup> /
<Ng2::SubchannelGroup> / <Ng2::OntId> /
| vlanport : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
<Eqpt::CVlan>


<Eqpt::VciId> : <Eqpt::UnstackedVlan> )
Possible values:
- uni:ng2 : ng2 uni index
- chpair : channel pair index
- 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
Possible values:

38- Trouble-Shooting Pbit Counter Configuration
Command
38.1 Trouble-Shooting Pbit Counter Configuration 38-975

Command Tree
38.2 Trouble-shooting pbit counter Interface Configuration 38-976
Commands

38 Trouble-Shooting Pbit Counter Configuration Command
38.1 Trouble-Shooting Pbit Counter Configuration

Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Trouble-Shooting Pbit Counter Configuration
Command".
Command Tree
----configure
----pbit
----statistics
----[no] interface
- (if-index)

38.2 Trouble-shooting pbit counter Interface

Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable or disable trouble-shooting pbit counters.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure trouble-shooting pbit statistics ( no interface (if-index) ) | ( interface (if-index) )
Command Parameters
Table 38.2-1 "Trouble-shooting pbit counter Interface Configuration Commands" Resource
Parameters
(if-index) Format: interface index of the Bridge port
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / or vlan port
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
<Eqpt::CVlan>


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


Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id

39- Trouble-Shooting Pon Interface Configuration
Command
39.1 Trouble-Shooting Pon Interface Configuration 39-980

Command Tree
39.2 Trouble-shooting Pon Interface Configuration 39-981
Commands
39.3 Trouble-Shooting threshold Configuration Commands 39-982
39.4 Trouble shooting Configuration Command 39-983

39 Trouble-Shooting Pon Interface Configuration Command
39.1 Trouble-Shooting Pon Interface Configuration

Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Trouble-Shooting Pon Interface Configuration
Command".
Command Tree
----configure
----pon
----statistics
----[no] interface
- (if-index)
----threshold
- [no] interval
----interface
- (if-index)
- [no] bw-th-up
- [no] bw-th-dn

39.2 Trouble-shooting Pon Interface Configuration

Commands
Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable or disable the extensive trouble-shooting counters over a Pon Line.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure trouble-shooting pon statistics ( no interface (if-index) ) | ( interface (if-index) )
Command Parameters
Table 39.2-1 "Trouble-shooting Pon Interface Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
(if-index) Format: interface index of the pon port
<Eqpt::PonId>
/ <Eqpt::XPonId>
Possible values:
- 25g-pon : 25g-pon
- x-pon : xgs-pon
- the rack number
- the shelf number

39.3 Trouble-Shooting threshold Configuration

Commands
Command Description
This command is to configure the ethernet traffic tca detect interval
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure trouble-shooting pon statistics threshold [ no interval | interval <Gpon::TcaDetectIntval> ]
Command Parameters
Table 39.3-2 "Trouble-Shooting threshold Configuration Commands" Command Parameters
[no] interval Parameter type: <Gpon::TcaDetectIntval> optional parameter with default
- ethernet traffic tca detect interval for pon in second ethernet traffic tca detect interval
- range: [60...86400] for pon in second

39.4 Trouble shooting Configuration Command
Command Description
This command is to configure the pon threshold of bytes up or down.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure trouble-shooting pon statistics threshold interface (if-index) [ no bw-th-up | bw-th-up
<Gpon::TrbstBwThUp> ] [ no bw-th-dn | bw-th-dn <Gpon::TrbstBwThDn> ]
Command Parameters
Table 39.4-1 "Trouble shooting Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(if-index) Format: interface index of the pon port
<Eqpt::PonId>
/ <Eqpt::XPonId>
Possible values:
- 25g-pon : 25g-pon
- x-pon : xgs-pon
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Table 39.4-2 "Trouble shooting Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] bw-th-up Parameter type: <Gpon::TrbstBwThUp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"


- the attribute is used to specify the average rate threshold in the attribute is used to specify the
kbps for upstream traffic,0 is disable average rate threshold in kbps for
- range: [0...4294967295] upstream traffic,0 is disable
[no] bw-th-dn Parameter type: <Gpon::TrbstBwThDn> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
kbps for downstream traffic,0 is disable average rate threshold in kbps for
- range: [0...4294967295] downstream traffic,0 is disable

40- LACP Configuration Commands
40.1 LACP Configuration Command Tree 40-986

40.2 LACP general configuration command 40-987
40.3 LACP port configuration command 40-988
40.4 LACP group configuration command 40-990
40.5 LACP Group Port configuration command 40-992

40 LACP Configuration Commands
40.1 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)

40.2 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 40.2-2 "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]

40.3 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 40.3-1 "LACP port configuration command" Resource Parameters
(port) Format: interface index of the port
<Eqpt::PortId>
Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
- eth : RJ45 port
Table 40.3-2 "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...65535]

40.4 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 40.4-1 "LACP group configuration command" Resource Parameters
(group) Format: interface index of the link
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / aggregation group
<Eqpt::PortId>
| nt : xfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex> )
Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Possible values:
- xfp : xfp port
Table 40.4-2 "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
| l2-l3-hybrid-model )
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
- l2-l3-hybrid-model : l2 and l3 hybrid model 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

40.5 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 40.5-1 "LACP Group Port configuration command" Resource Parameters
(group) Format: interface index of the link
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / aggregation group
<Eqpt::PortId>
| nt : xfp : <Itf::UplinkPortIndex> )
Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
Possible values:
- xfp : xfp port
(port) Format: Interface index of the port
<Eqpt::PortId>
Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
- the rack number


- the shelf number
- the port number
Possible values:
- sfp : sfp port
- xfp : xfp port
- eth : RJ45 port

41- NGpon2 Channel Group/Sub Channel Group
41.1 NGpon2 Channel Group/Sub Channel Group 41-995

Configuration Command Tree
41.2 NGpon2 Channel Group Configuration Command 41-996
41.3 NGpon2 Channel Group Member Association 41-998
Command
41.4 NGpon2 Sub Channel Group Configuration Command 41-999
41.5 NGpon2 Sub Channel Group Member Association 41-1002
Command

41 NGpon2 Channel Group/Sub Channel Group Configuration Commands
41.1 NGpon2 Channel Group/Sub Channel Group

Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "NGpon2 Channel Group/Sub Channel Group
Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----channel-group
----[no] id
- (channel-group-id)
- [no] name
- [no] polling-period
- [no] raman-reduct
- [no] ng2sys-id
- [no] admin-state
----[no] channel-pair
- (channel-pair)
----subchannel-group
----[no] id
- (subchannel-group)
- [no] name
- [no] auth-method
- [no] mcast-encrypt
- [no] fec-dn
- [no] closest-ont
- [no] diff-reach
- [no] admin-state
- [no] cpi
----[no] channel-pair
- (channel-pair)

41.2 NGpon2 Channel Group Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command configures a NGpon2 Channel Group.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure channel-group ( no id (channel-group-id) ) | ( id (channel-group-id) [ no name | name <Ng2::Label> ] [

no polling-period | polling-period <Ng2::ChanGrpPollingPeriod> ] [ no raman-reduct | raman-reduct
<Ng2::RamanReduction> ] [ no ng2sys-id | ng2sys-id <Ng2::SysId> ] [ no admin-state | admin-state
<Gpon::ItfAdminStatus> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 41.2-1 "NGpon2 Channel Group Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(channel-group-id) Format: identification of the channel
<Ng2::ChannelGroup> group index
Table 41.2-2 "NGpon2 Channel Group Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] name Parameter type: <Ng2::Label> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- a printable string textual string that can be used to
- length: x<=50 label this channel group
[no] polling-period Parameter type: <Ng2::ChanGrpPollingPeriod> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 100
- period between autodetection procedure on each pair in the period between autodetection
group procedure on each pair in the
- unit: 1/10 sec group
- range: [1...864000]
[no] raman-reduct Parameter type: <Ng2::RamanReduction> optional parameter with default
( enable enable/disable Raman Reduction
| disable ) code for this channel group
Possible values:


- enable : raman reduction code enabled
- disable : raman reduction code disabled
[no] ng2sys-id Parameter type: <Ng2::SysId> optional parameter with default
- ng2sysid - 5 hex characters ng2sysid
- length: x<=5
- up : set the admin-state to up channel group
Command Output
Table 41.2-3 "NGpon2 Channel Group Configuration Command" Display parameters
oper-state Parameter type: <Itf::ifOperStatus> operational state of the channel
( up group
| testing
| unknown
| dormant
| no-value )
Possible values:
- unknown : unknown

41.3 NGpon2 Channel Group Member Association

Command
Command Description
This command associates a NGpon2 Channel Pair with a Channel Group.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure channel-group id (channel-group-id) ( no channel-pair (channel-pair) ) | ( channel-pair (channel-pair) )
Command Parameters
Table 41.3-1 "NGpon2 Channel Group Member Association Command" Resource Parameters
(channel-pair) Format: channel-pair associated with this
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / channel-group
- the rack number
- the shelf number

41.4 NGpon2 Sub Channel Group Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command configures a NGpon2 Sub Channel Group.
Note: The value of sig-degrade-th must be greater than sig-fail-th (i.e. sig-degrade-th must represent a lower BER
value)
The value of closest-ont can be changed only after setting the administrative status to down.
The value of diff-reach can be changed only after setting the administrative status to down. When an ONT is
located at a greater distance than is configured, its reply will be delayed and may disturb other PON traffic.
The value of fec-dn can be changed only after setting the administrative status to down. If the FEC change is made
while the admin status is up, then it must be set to down and then put back to up for the change to take place.
The value of auth-method can be changed only after setting the administrative status to down.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure channel-group id (channel-group-id) subchannel-group ( no id (subchannel-group) ) | ( id

(subchannel-group) [ no name | name <Ng2::Label> ] [ no auth-method | auth-method
<Ng2::SubChanAuthMethod> ] [ no mcast-encrypt | mcast-encrypt <Ng2::MCastEncryption> ] [ no fec-dn | fec-dn
<Gpon::FecDn> ] [ no closest-ont | closest-ont <Ng2::OntDistance> ] [ no diff-reach | diff-reach
<Ng2::PonDiffReach> ] [ no admin-state | admin-state <Gpon::ItfAdminStatus> ] [ no cpi | cpi
<Ng2::SubchannelGroupCpi> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 41.4-1 "NGpon2 Sub Channel Group Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(subchannel-group) Format: identification of the subchannel
- subchannel group number group index
- range: [1...4]
Table 41.4-2 "NGpon2 Sub Channel Group Configuration Command" Command Parameters


[no] name Parameter type: <Ng2::Label> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- a printable string textual string that can be used to
- length: x<=50 label this subchannel group
[no] auth-method Parameter type: <Ng2::SubChanAuthMethod> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "sn-slid"
( sn-slid authentication method used for
| logical ONTs in this subchannel group
| loidpre
| logical-std
| loidpre-std
| slidpre )
Possible values:
- sn-slid : Serial Number and SLID authentication
- logical : logical authentication
- loidpre : loid precedence mix authentication
- logical-std : standard logical authentication
- loidpre-std : standard loid precedence mix authentication
- slidpre : slid precedence over sn authentication
[no] mcast-encrypt Parameter type: <Ng2::MCastEncryption> optional parameter with default
( enable enable/disable downstream
| disable ) multicast GEM encryption mode
Possible values:
- enable : multicast encryption enabled
- disable : multicast encryption disabled
[no] fec-dn Parameter type: <Gpon::FecDn> optional parameter with default
( enable use of fec in downstream
| disable ) direction for all olt transmissions
Possible values:
- enable : fec is enabled
- disable : fec is disabled
[no] closest-ont Parameter type: <Ng2::OntDistance> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- closest ont distance the distance of the closest ont on
- unit: km the pon
- range: [0,20]
[no] diff-reach Parameter type: <Ng2::PonDiffReach> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 20L
- pon differential reach the maximum differential logical
- unit: km reach on the PON
- range: [20,40]
- up : set the admin-state to up subchannel group
[no] cpi Parameter type: <Ng2::SubchannelGroupCpi> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- channel partition index channel partition index of the
- range: [0...15] subchannel group
Command Output

Table 41.4-3 "NGpon2 Sub Channel Group Configuration Command" Display parameters
oper-state Parameter type: <Itf::ifOperStatus> operational state of the
( up subchannel group
| testing
| unknown
| dormant
| no-value )
Possible values:
- unknown : unknown

41.5 NGpon2 Sub Channel Group Member

Association Command
Command Description
This command associates a NGpon2 Channel Pair with a Sub Channel Group.
This will only be possible if the channel-pair has the same channel-speed as the rest of the members
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure channel-group id (channel-group-id) subchannel-group id (subchannel-group) ( no channel-pair

(channel-pair) ) | ( channel-pair (channel-pair) )
Command Parameters
Table 41.5-1 "NGpon2 Sub Channel Group Member Association Command" Resource Parameters
(subchannel-group) Format: identification of the subchannel
- subchannel group number group index
- range: [1...4]
(channel-pair) Format: channel-pair associated with this
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / subchannel-group
- the rack number
- the shelf number

42- Pon Configuration Commands
42.1 Pon Configuration Command Tree 42-1004

42.2 Pon Configuration Command 42-1007
42.3 Pon Interface Configuration Command 42-1008
42.4 Pon GEM Port Performance Monitoring Configuration 42-1013
Command
42.5 OLT-SIDE TC-layer Performance Monitoring Counter 42-1015
Thresholds Configuration Command for PON
for PON
42.7 XGPON Physical-layer Performance Monitoring 42-1019
Command for PON
42.8 XGPON Upstream FEC Performance Monitoring 42-1021
Command for PON
42.9 XGPON TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command 42-1023
for PON
42.10 OTDR enable Command for PON 42-1025
42.11 PON Utilization PM Configuration Command 42-1027
42.12 PON Utilization TCA Threshold Configuration 42-1029
Command
42.13 Deactivate Ont threshold Configuration Commands 42-1035
42.16 Power Shedding Profile Configuration Command 42-1041
42.17 Voice ONT Secure URI profile Configuration 42-1043
command
42.18 GPON Authentication Security Profile Configuration 42-1045
Command
42.19 GPON URI Profile Configuration Command 42-1047

42 Pon Configuration Commands
42.1 Pon Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Pon Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----pon
- [no] pwrbrst-mode
- [no] range-mode
----interface
- (pon-idx)
- [no] label
- [no] ber-calc-period
- [no] polling-period
- [no] sig-degrade-th
- [no] sig-fail-th
- [no] fec-dn
- [no] raman-reduct
- [no] closest-ont
- [no] diff-reach
- [no] pon-tag
- [no] pon-id
- [no] mcast-encrypt
- [no] auth-method
- [no] ponid-interval
- [no] ponid-odn
- [no] ponid-identifier
- [no] max-ranging-onts
- [no] tconts-per-frame
- [no] admin-state
- [no] pon-speed
- [no] burst-overhead
- [no] onu-prov-mode
- [no] ultra-low-latency
----tc-layer
- [no] pm-collect
- [no] error-frags-up
----mcast-tc-layer
- [no] pm-collect
----phy-layer
- [no] pm-collect
----fec-tc-layer
- [no] pm-collect
----xg-tc-layer
- [no] pm-collect
----otdr
- [no] mode
----utilization
- [no] pon-pmcollect

- [no] ont-pmcollect
- [no] ontbulk-pmcollect
----threshold
- [no] txmcutilhi
- [no] txmcutilmd
- [no] txmcutillo
- [no] txtotutilhi
- [no] txtotutilmd
- [no] txtotutillo
- [no] rxtotutilhi
- [no] rxtotutilmd
- [no] rxtotutillo
- [no] dbacongperiodhi
- [no] dbacongperiodmd
- [no] dbacongperiodlo
- [no] txucdropfrmhi
- [no] txucdropfrmmd
- [no] txucdropfrmlo
- [no] txmcdropfrmhi
- [no] txmcdropfrmmd
- [no] txmcdropfrmlo
- [no] txbcdropfrmhi
- [no] txbcdropfrmmd
- [no] txbcdropfrmlo
- [no] rxtotdropfrmhi
- [no] rxtotdropfrmmd
- [no] rxtotdropfrmlo
- [no] numtcint
- [no] numtcintdba
- [no] dbacongthresh
----deact-ont-tca
- [no] mode
- [no] monitor-interval
----threshold-percent
- [no] high
- [no] high-clr
- [no] low
- [no] low-clr
----threshold-number
- [no] high
- [no] high-clr
- [no] low
- [no] low-clr
----X [no] power-shed-prof
- (profile-idx)
- profile-name
- [no] restore-time
- [no] data-class-time
- [no] voice-class-time
- [no] video-class-time
- [no] dsl-class-time
- [no] ces-class-time
----[no] sec-uri-profile
- (index)
- name
- [no] auth-securi-prof
- uri-prof
----[no] auth-sec-prof

- (index)
- name
- [no] validation-scheme
- [no] user-name
- [no] password
- [no] realm
----[no] uri-prof
- (index)
- name
- [no] address
- [no] version

42.2 Pon Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure range mode of all GPON interface.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure pon [ no pwrbrst-mode | pwrbrst-mode <Gpon::PowerBurstMode> ] [ no range-mode | range-mode

<Gpon::RangeMode> ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.2-2 "Pon Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] pwrbrst-mode Parameter type: <Gpon::PowerBurstMode> optional parameter with default
( disable power burst detection mode for
| enable ) gpon
Possible values:
- disable : disable power burst detection mode
- enable : enable power burst detection mode
[no] range-mode Parameter type: <Gpon::RangeMode> optional parameter with default
( normal range mode for gpon
| alientolerant )
Possible values:
- normal : use normal mode
- alientolerant : use alien tolerant range mode which allows
ONTs to range in the presence of Alien ONUs

42.3 Pon Interface Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the provisioning data associated with a PON interface.
Note: The value of sig-degrade-th must be greater than sig-fail-th (i.e. sig-degrade-th must represent a lower BER
value)
The value of closest-ont can be changed only after setting the administrative status to down.
The value of diff-reach can be changed only after setting the administrative status to down.
The value of fec-dn can be changed only after setting the administrative status to down. If the FEC change is made
while the admin status is up, then it must be set to down and then put back to up for the change to take place.
The value of auth-method can be changed only after setting the administrative status to down.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure pon interface (pon-idx) [ no label | label <Gpon::Label> ] [ no ber-calc-period | ber-calc-period
<Gpon::BerCalcPeriod> ] [ no polling-period | polling-period <Gpon::PollingPeriod> ] [ no sig-degrade-th |
sig-degrade-th <Gpon::SignalDegThreshold> ] [ no sig-fail-th | sig-fail-th <Gpon::SignalFailThreshold> ] [ no
fec-dn | fec-dn <Gpon::FecDn> ] [ no raman-reduct | raman-reduct <Gpon::RamanReduct> ] [ no closest-ont |
closest-ont <Gpon::OntDistance> ] [ no diff-reach | diff-reach <Gpon::PonDiffReach> ] [ no pon-tag | pon-tag
<Gpon::PonTag> ] [ no pon-id | pon-id <Gpon::PonXgId> ] [ no mcast-encrypt | mcast-encrypt
<Gpon::McEncrypt> ] [ no auth-method | auth-method <Gpon::AuthMethod> ] [ no ponid-interval | ponid-interval
<Gpon::GponIdInterval> ] [ no ponid-odn | ponid-odn <Gpon::GponIdOdn> ] [ no ponid-identifier |
ponid-identifier <Gpon::GponId> ] [ no max-ranging-onts | max-ranging-onts <Gpon::MaxRangingOnts> ] [ no
tconts-per-frame | tconts-per-frame <Gpon::TcontsPerFrame> ] [ no admin-state | admin-state
<Gpon::ItfAdminStatus> ] [ no pon-speed | pon-speed <Gpon::PonSpeed> ] [ no burst-overhead | burst-overhead
<Gpon::BurstModeOverhead> ] [ no onu-prov-mode | onu-prov-mode <Gpon::OnuProvMode> ] [ no
ultra-low-latency | ultra-low-latency <Gpon::UltraLatency> ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.3-1 "Pon Interface Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(pon-idx) Format: pon index
<Eqpt::PonId>
/ <Eqpt::XPonId>


Possible values:
- 25g-pon : 25g pon
- x-pon : Xgs pon
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Table 42.3-2 "Pon Interface Configuration Command" Command Parameters
Format: value: ""
- char string label of the pon port
- length: x<=80
[no] ber-calc-period Parameter type: <Gpon::BerCalcPeriod> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10L
- ber measurement period measurement period to determine
- unit: 1/10 sec whether a signal degraded alarm
- range: [1...864000] has occurred for an ont
[no] polling-period Parameter type: <Gpon::PollingPeriod> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 100L
- polling period period between two consecutive
- unit: 1/10 sec times the autodetection procedure
- range: [1...864000] on pon is executed
[no] sig-degrade-th Parameter type: <Gpon::SignalDegThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 9L
- signal degrade threshold (x) ber threshold used to detect
- unit: 10 ^ (-x) signal degrade alarms for onts
- range: [4...10]
[no] sig-fail-th Parameter type: <Gpon::SignalFailThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 5L
- signal fail threshold (x) ber threshold used to detect a
- unit: 10 ^ (-x) signal fail alarms for onts
- range: [3...8]
[no] fec-dn Parameter type: <Gpon::FecDn> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "disable,ngpon : enable"
( enable use of fec in downstream
| disable ) direction for all olt transmissions
Possible values:
- enable : fec is enabled
- disable : fec is disabled
[no] raman-reduct Parameter type: <Gpon::RamanReduct> optional parameter with default
( enable use of raman reduction code for
| disable ) overlay video in downstream
Possible values: direction
- enable : raman reduction code enabled
- disable : raman reduction code disabled


[no] closest-ont Parameter type: <Gpon::OntDistance> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- closest ont distance(ngpon range is [0,20] unit: km) the distance of the closest ont on
- unit: km the pon
- range: [0...40]
[no] diff-reach Parameter type: <Gpon::PonDiffReach> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 20L
- pon differential reach(ngpon range is [20,40] unit: km) the maximum differential logical
- unit: km reach on the PON
- range: [20,34,40]
[no] pon-tag Parameter type: <Gpon::PonTag> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0000000000000000"
- Pon Tag - 16 hex characters label of the pon port
- length: x<=16
[no] pon-id Parameter type: <Gpon::PonXgId> optional parameter with default
- Pon Id - 8 hex characters label of the pon port
- length: x<=8
[no] mcast-encrypt Parameter type: <Gpon::McEncrypt> optional parameter with default
( enable Multicast encryption enable
| disable )
Possible values:
- enable : mcast encryption is enabled
- disable : mcast encryption is disabled
[no] auth-method Parameter type: <Gpon::AuthMethod> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "sn-slid"
( sn-slid ont authentication mode option
| logical for this pon interface level
| loidpre
| logical-std
| loidpre-std
| loid-sn-slid
| slidpre )
Possible values:
- sn-slid : sn and slid authentication
- logical : logical authentication
- loidpre : loid precedence mix authentication
- logical-std : standard logical authentication
- loidpre-std : standard loid precedence mix authentication
- loid-sn-slid : loid,sn and slid mixing authentication
- slidpre : slid precedence over sn authentication
[no] ponid-interval Parameter type: <Gpon::GponIdInterval> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- interval time interval to send GPON-ID
- unit: second PLOAM message in second
- range: [0...60]
[no] ponid-odn Parameter type: <Gpon::GponIdOdn> optional parameter with default
(a ODN class of the pon port
|b
| bplus
|c
| cplus
| auto )
Possible values:
- a : ODN Level A


- b : ODN Level B
- bplus : ODN Level B+
- c : ODN Level C
- cplus : ODN Level C+
- auto : Auto Detected
[no] ponid-identifier Parameter type: <Gpon::GponId> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "00000000000000"
- Pon Id - 14 hex characters label of the pon port
- length: 14
[no] max-ranging-onts Parameter type: <Gpon::MaxRangingOnts> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 128L
- ranging onts number;if 0 indicates bandwidth calculated by max ranging ont number for
provisioned onts; other value indicates pre-configured onts guaranteed bandwidth cac
- range: [0...128]
[no] tconts-per-frame Parameter type: <Gpon::TcontsPerFrame> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "64L,xgs : 44L,ngpon :
- maximum number of tconts per upstream frame, to 16L,25g : 44L"
calculate guaranteed bandwidth(GPON range is [1...64], max service tcont number per gtc
XGSPON and XGPON1 range[0...64]) frame
- range: [0...64]
[no] pon-speed Parameter type: <Gpon::PonSpeed> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "nominal"
( nominal pon speed
| 10g-10g
| 10g-2.5g )
Possible values:
- nominal : nominal line rate of the pon technology : 2.5g
down / 1.25g up for gpon; 10g down / dual-rate up for ngpon
- 10g-10g : 10g down / 10g up
- 10g-2.5g : 10g down / 2.5g up
[no] burst-overhead Parameter type: <Gpon::BurstModeOverhead> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "robust"
( robust burst mode overhead
| reduced )
Possible values:
- robust : robust
- reduced : reduced
[no] onu-prov-mode Parameter type: <Gpon::OnuProvMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "semi-auto"
( semi-auto ONU auto provisioning mode
| auto )
Possible values:
- semi-auto : ONU semi-auto provisioning. Template file
needs to be specified in ONT config
- auto : ONU auto provisioning. Template file selection done
automatically based on ONT type
[no] ultra-low-latency Parameter type: <Gpon::UltraLatency> optional parameter with default
( enable ultra low latency
| disable )


Possible values:
Command Output
Table 42.3-3 "Pon Interface Configuration Command" Display parameters
| down
| testing
| unknown
| dormant
| no-value )
Possible values:
- unknown : unknown

42.4 Pon GEM Port Performance Monitoring

Command Description
This command allows the operator to set the PM mode of OLT side GEM based counters for errored fragments.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure pon interface (pon-idx) tc-layer [ no pm-collect | pm-collect <Gpon::OntPmTcaCollect> ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.4-1 "Pon GEM Port Performance Monitoring Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
<Eqpt::PonId>
/ <Eqpt::XPonId>
Possible values:
- 25g-pon : 25g pon
- x-pon : Xgs pon
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Table 42.4-2 "Pon GEM Port Performance Monitoring Configuration Command" Command

Parameters
( none olt-side aggregate TC Layer
| tca-enable )
Possible values:
- none : no pm

42.5 OLT-SIDE TC-layer Performance Monitoring

PON
Command Description
OLT-Side TC-layer errored fragments.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure pon interface (pon-idx) tc-layer-threshold [ no error-frags-up | error-frags-up

<Gpon::TcaThresholdValue> ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.5-1 "OLT-SIDE TC-layer Performance Monitoring Counter Thresholds Configuration
Command for PON" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PonId>
/ <Eqpt::XPonId>
Possible values:
- 25g-pon : 25g pon
- x-pon : Xgs pon
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Command for PON" Command Parameters
[no] error-frags-up Parameter type: <Gpon::TcaThresholdValue> optional parameter with default
( disabled tca setting for errored gem
| <Gpon::TcaThresholdValue> ) fragments
Possible values:
- range: [0...4294967294,4294967295]


Command for PON
Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable or disable the OLT-side Multicast Port Performance Monitor
collection for the PON.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure pon interface (pon-idx) mcast-tc-layer [ no pm-collect | pm-collect <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.6-1 "Multicast TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command for PON" Resource
Parameters
<Eqpt::PonId>
/ <Eqpt::XPonId>
Possible values:
- 25g-pon : 25g pon
- x-pon : Xgs pon
- the rack number
- the shelf number

Table 42.6-2 "Multicast TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command for PON" Command
Parameters
( enable OLT-side multicast performance
Possible values:
Command Output
Table 42.6-3 "Multicast TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command for PON" Display
parameters
gponMulticastServiceOltsideGemInterva

42.7 XGPON Physical-layer Performance

Monitoring Command for PON
Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable or disable the OLT-side XGPON Physical Performance Monitor
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure pon interface (pon-idx) phy-layer [ no pm-collect | pm-collect <Gpon::PmEnable> ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.7-1 "XGPON Physical-layer Performance Monitoring Command for PON" Resource
Parameters
<Eqpt::PonId>
/ <Eqpt::XPonId>
Possible values:
- 25g-pon : 25g pon
- x-pon : Xgs pon
- the rack number
- the shelf number

Table 42.7-2 "XGPON Physical-layer Performance Monitoring Command for PON" Command
Parameters
( disable OLT-side XGPON Physical
| enable ) performance monitoring
Possible values:
Command Output
Table 42.7-3 "XGPON Physical-layer Performance Monitoring Command for PON" Display
parameters

42.8 XGPON Upstream FEC Performance

Monitoring Command for PON
Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable or disable the OLT-side XGPON upstream FEC Performance Monitor
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure pon interface (pon-idx) fec-tc-layer [ no pm-collect | pm-collect <Gpon::PmEnable> ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.8-1 "XGPON Upstream FEC Performance Monitoring Command for PON" Resource
Parameters
<Eqpt::PonId>
/ <Eqpt::XPonId>
Possible values:
- 25g-pon : 25g pon
- x-pon : Xgs pon
- the rack number
- the shelf number

Table 42.8-2 "XGPON Upstream FEC Performance Monitoring Command for PON" Command
Parameters
( disable OLT-side upstream FEC
Possible values:
Command Output
Table 42.8-3 "XGPON Upstream FEC Performance Monitoring Command for PON" Display
parameters

42.9 XGPON TC-layer Performance Monitoring

Command for PON
Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable or disable the OLT-side XGPON TC-layer Performance Monitor
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure pon interface (pon-idx) xg-tc-layer [ no pm-collect | pm-collect <Gpon::PmEnable> ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.9-1 "XGPON TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command for PON" Resource
Parameters
<Eqpt::PonId>
/ <Eqpt::XPonId>
Possible values:
- 25g-pon : 25g pon
- x-pon : Xgs pon
- the rack number
- the shelf number

Table 42.9-2 "XGPON TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command for PON" Command
Parameters
( disable OLT-side tc-layer performance
| enable ) monitoring
Possible values:
Command Output
Table 42.9-3 "XGPON TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command for PON" Display parameters

42.10 OTDR enable Command for PON
Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable or disable the otdr functionality on the given pon.
Besides the enable and disable option, a third option "test" is possible. This option is only to be used in lab
conditions to immediately collect the otdr measurement data and as a result generate load on the i2c bus.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure pon interface (pon-idx) otdr [ no mode | mode <Gpon::OTDRenable> ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.10-1 "OTDR enable Command for PON" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PonId>
/ <Eqpt::XPonId>
Possible values:
- 25g-pon : 25g pon
- x-pon : Xgs pon
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Table 42.10-2 "OTDR enable Command for PON" Command Parameters


[no] mode Parameter type: <Gpon::OTDRenable> optional parameter with default
( enable enable otdr
| disable
| test )
Possible values:
- enable : otdr enable
- disable : otdr disable
- test : otdr test : only to be used in lab conditions

42.11 PON Utilization PM Configuration Command
Command Description
This command configures the PON and ONT utilization performance monitoring modes for a PON.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure pon interface (pon-idx) utilization [ no pon-pmcollect | pon-pmcollect <Gpon::PonUtilPmTcaCollect> ]

[ no ont-pmcollect | ont-pmcollect <Gpon::PonUtilOntPmCollect> ] [ no ontbulk-pmcollect | ontbulk-pmcollect
Command Parameters
Table 42.11-1 "PON Utilization PM Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PonId>
/ <Eqpt::XPonId>
Possible values:
- 25g-pon : 25g pon
- x-pon : Xgs pon
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Table 42.11-2 "PON Utilization PM Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] pon-pmcollect Parameter type: <Gpon::PonUtilPmTcaCollect> optional parameter with default


( none pon utilization performance
| pm-enable monitoring
| tca-enable
| inherit )
Possible values:
- none : no pm
- inherit : inherit from generic-pon (system-wide)
pon-pmcollect and threshold values
[no] ont-pmcollect Parameter type: <Gpon::PonUtilOntPmCollect> optional parameter with default
( enable pon utilization ont detailed
| disable performance monitoring
| inherit )
Possible values:
ont-pmcollect value
[no] ontbulk-pmcollect Parameter type: <Gpon::OntPmCollect> optional parameter with default
( enable pon utilization ont pm bulk
| disable ) collectable via BFMU
Possible values:

42.12 PON Utilization TCA Threshold Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command configures the utilization TCA threshold parameters for a PON.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure pon interface (pon-idx) utilization threshold [ no txmcutilhi | txmcutilhi

<Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no txmcutilmd | txmcutilmd <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no
txmcutillo | txmcutillo <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no txtotutilhi | txtotutilhi
<Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no txtotutilmd | txtotutilmd <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no
txtotutillo | txtotutillo <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no rxtotutilhi | rxtotutilhi
<Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no rxtotutilmd | rxtotutilmd <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no
rxtotutillo | rxtotutillo <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no dbacongperiodhi | dbacongperiodhi
<Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no dbacongperiodmd | dbacongperiodmd
<Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no dbacongperiodlo | dbacongperiodlo
<Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no txucdropfrmhi | txucdropfrmhi
<Gpon::PonUtilTcaDroppedPacketsThreshold> ] [ no txucdropfrmmd | txucdropfrmmd
<Gpon::PonUtilTcaDroppedPacketsThreshold> ] [ no txucdropfrmlo | txucdropfrmlo
<Gpon::PonUtilTcaDroppedPacketsThreshold> ] [ no txmcdropfrmhi | txmcdropfrmhi
<Gpon::PonUtilTcaDroppedPacketsThreshold> ] [ no txmcdropfrmmd | txmcdropfrmmd
<Gpon::PonUtilTcaDroppedPacketsThreshold> ] [ no txmcdropfrmlo | txmcdropfrmlo
<Gpon::PonUtilTcaDroppedPacketsThreshold> ] [ no txbcdropfrmhi | txbcdropfrmhi
<Gpon::PonUtilTcaDroppedPacketsThreshold> ] [ no txbcdropfrmmd | txbcdropfrmmd
<Gpon::PonUtilTcaDroppedPacketsThreshold> ] [ no txbcdropfrmlo | txbcdropfrmlo
<Gpon::PonUtilTcaDroppedPacketsThreshold> ] [ no rxtotdropfrmhi | rxtotdropfrmhi
<Gpon::PonUtilTcaDroppedPacketsThreshold> ] [ no rxtotdropfrmmd | rxtotdropfrmmd
<Gpon::PonUtilTcaDroppedPacketsThreshold> ] [ no rxtotdropfrmlo | rxtotdropfrmlo
<Gpon::PonUtilTcaDroppedPacketsThreshold> ] [ no numtcint | numtcint <Gpon::PonUtilTcaInterval> ] [ no
numtcintdba | numtcintdba <Gpon::PonUtilTcaInterval> ] [ no dbacongthresh | dbacongthresh
<Gpon::PonUtilTcaCongThreshold> ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.12-1 "PON Utilization TCA Threshold Configuration Command" Resource Parameters


<Eqpt::PonId>
/ <Eqpt::XPonId>
Possible values:
- 25g-pon : 25g pon
- x-pon : Xgs pon
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Table 42.12-2 "PON Utilization TCA Threshold Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] txmcutilhi Parameter type: <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> optional parameter with default
( disabled Utilization level (percentage) that
| <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ) will result in declaration of
Possible values: T-TXMCUTILHI alarm
Field type <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent>
- utilization percentage threshold
- range: [0...100]
[no] txmcutilmd Parameter type: <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> optional parameter with default
Possible values: T-TXMCUTILMD alarm
- range: [0...100]
[no] txmcutillo Parameter type: <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> optional parameter with default
Possible values: T-TXMCUTILLO alarm
- range: [0...100]
[no] txtotutilhi Parameter type: <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> optional parameter with default
Possible values: T-TXTOTUTILHI alarm


- range: [0...100]
[no] txtotutilmd Parameter type: <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> optional parameter with default
Possible values: T-TXTOTUTILMD alarm
- range: [0...100]
[no] txtotutillo Parameter type: <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> optional parameter with default
Possible values: T-TXTOTUTILLO alarm
- range: [0...100]
[no] rxtotutilhi Parameter type: <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> optional parameter with default
Possible values: T-RXTOTUTILHI alarm
- range: [0...100]
[no] rxtotutilmd Parameter type: <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> optional parameter with default
Possible values: T-RXTOTUTILMD alarm
- range: [0...100]
[no] rxtotutillo Parameter type: <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> optional parameter with default
Possible values: T-RXTOTUTILLO alarm
- range: [0...100]
[no] dbacongperiodhi Parameter type: <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> optional parameter with default
Possible values: T-DBACONGPERIODHI alarm
- range: [0...100]
[no] dbacongperiodmd Parameter type: <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> optional parameter with default


Possible values: T-DBACONGPERIODMD
- disabled : threshold is disabled alarm
- range: [0...100]
[no] dbacongperiodlo Parameter type: <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> optional parameter with default
Possible values: T-DBACONGPERIODLO alarm
- range: [0...100]
[no] txucdropfrmhi Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<Gpon::PonUtilTcaDroppedPacketsThreshold> value: "disabled"
Format: Number of dropped frames that
( disabled will result in declaration of
| <Gpon::PonUtilTcaDroppedPacketsThreshold> ) T-TXUCDROPFRMHI alarm
Possible values:
Field type <Gpon::PonUtilTcaDroppedPacketsThreshold>
- dropped frames threshold
- range: [0...1000000000]
[no] txucdropfrmmd Parameter type: optional parameter with default
| <Gpon::PonUtilTcaDroppedPacketsThreshold> ) T-TXUCDROPFRMMD alarm
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]
[no] txucdropfrmlo Parameter type: optional parameter with default
| <Gpon::PonUtilTcaDroppedPacketsThreshold> ) T-TXUCDROPFRMLO alarm
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]
[no] txmcdropfrmhi Parameter type: optional parameter with default
| <Gpon::PonUtilTcaDroppedPacketsThreshold> ) T-TXMCDROPFRMHI alarm
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]


[no] txmcdropfrmmd Parameter type: optional parameter with default
| <Gpon::PonUtilTcaDroppedPacketsThreshold> ) T-TXMCDROPFRMMD alarm
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]
[no] txmcdropfrmlo Parameter type: optional parameter with default
| <Gpon::PonUtilTcaDroppedPacketsThreshold> ) T-TXMCDROPFRMLO alarm
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]
[no] txbcdropfrmhi Parameter type: optional parameter with default
| <Gpon::PonUtilTcaDroppedPacketsThreshold> ) T-TXBCDROPFRMHI alarm
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]
[no] txbcdropfrmmd Parameter type: optional parameter with default
| <Gpon::PonUtilTcaDroppedPacketsThreshold> ) T-TXBCDROPFRMMD alarm
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]
[no] txbcdropfrmlo Parameter type: optional parameter with default
| <Gpon::PonUtilTcaDroppedPacketsThreshold> ) T-TXBCDROPFRMLO alarm
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]
[no] rxtotdropfrmhi Parameter type: optional parameter with default
Format: Dropped frames that will result in
( disabled declaration of
| <Gpon::PonUtilTcaDroppedPacketsThreshold> ) T-RXTOTCDROPFRMHI alarm
Possible values:


- range: [0...1000000000]
[no] rxtotdropfrmmd Parameter type: optional parameter with default
| <Gpon::PonUtilTcaDroppedPacketsThreshold> ) T-RXTOTDROPFRMMD alarm
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]
[no] rxtotdropfrmlo Parameter type: optional parameter with default
| <Gpon::PonUtilTcaDroppedPacketsThreshold> ) T-RXTOTCDROPFRMLO alarm
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]
[no] numtcint Parameter type: <Gpon::PonUtilTcaInterval> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "1"
(1 Number of contiguous 5-minute
| <Gpon::PonUtilTcaInterval> ) intervals for the non-DBA PON
Possible values: utilization thresholds to be
- 1 : Initial Default exceeded for TCA alarm
Field type <Gpon::PonUtilTcaInterval> generation or clearing
- interval threshold
- range: [1...96]
[no] numtcintdba Parameter type: <Gpon::PonUtilTcaInterval> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "1"
| <Gpon::PonUtilTcaInterval> ) intervals for the DBA PON
Possible values: congestion thresholds to be
- range: [1...96]
[no] dbacongthresh Parameter type: <Gpon::PonUtilTcaCongThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "90"
( 90 Configured DBA congestion
| <Gpon::PonUtilTcaCongThreshold> ) threshold as a percentage of the
Possible values: maximum consumable bandwidth
- 90 : Initial Default
Field type <Gpon::PonUtilTcaCongThreshold>
- dba congestion percentage threshold
- range: [0...100]

42.13 Deactivate Ont threshold Configuration

Commands
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure deactivate ont threshold.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure pon interface (pon-idx) deact-ont-tca [ no mode | mode <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaMode> ] [ no

monitor-interval | monitor-interval <Gpon::DeactOnuInterval> ]
Command Parameters
Table 42.13-1 "Deactivate Ont threshold Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::PonId>
/ <Eqpt::XPonId>
Possible values:
- 25g-pon : 25g pon
- x-pon : Xgs pon
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Table 42.13-2 "Deactivate Ont threshold Configuration Commands" Command Parameters


[no] mode Parameter type: <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaMode> optional parameter with default
( disable Used to specify PON or
| percent Channel-Pair deactivated ONT
| number ) detection mode.
Possible values:
- disable : disable mode
- percent : percentage mode
- number : number mode
[no] monitor-interval Parameter type: <Gpon::DeactOnuInterval> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 30L
- tca interval Used to specify PON or
- unit: second Channel-Pair deactivated ONT
- range: [5...300] detection interval.


Commands
Command Description
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure pon interface (pon-idx) deact-ont-tca threshold-percent [ no high | high <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaPctHigh>
] [ no high-clr | high-clr <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaPctHigh> ] [ no low | low <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaPctLow> ] [ no
low-clr | low-clr <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaPctLow> ]
Command Parameters
<Eqpt::PonId>
/ <Eqpt::XPonId>
Possible values:
- 25g-pon : 25g pon
- x-pon : Xgs pon
- the rack number
- the shelf number


[no] high Parameter type: <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaPctHigh> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 90L
- tca threshold in percent Used to specify PON or
- range: [1...100] Channel-Pair deactivated ONT
detection high threshold in
percent.
[no] high-clr Parameter type: <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaPctHigh> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 90L
detection high clear threshold in
percent.
[no] low Parameter type: <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaPctLow> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 40L
detection low threshold in
percent.
[no] low-clr Parameter type: <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaPctLow> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 40L
detection low clear threshold in
percent.


Commands
Command Description
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure pon interface (pon-idx) deact-ont-tca threshold-number [ no high | high

<Gpon::DeactOnuTcaNbrHigh> ] [ no high-clr | high-clr <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaNbrHigh> ] [ no low | low
<Gpon::DeactOnuTcaNbrLow> ] [ no low-clr | low-clr <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaNbrLow> ]
Command Parameters
<Eqpt::PonId>
/ <Eqpt::XPonId>
Possible values:
- 25g-pon : 25g pon
- x-pon : Xgs pon
- the rack number
- the shelf number


[no] high Parameter type: <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaNbrHigh> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 57L
- tca threshold in number Used to specify PON or
number.
[no] high-clr Parameter type: <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaNbrHigh> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 57L
number.
[no] low Parameter type: <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaNbrLow> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 25L
number.
[no] low-clr Parameter type: <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaNbrLow> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 25L
number.

42.16 Power Shedding Profile Configuration

Command
Command Description
Obsolete command, replaced by configure generic-pon power-shed-prof.
This command allows the operator to configure the Power Shedding Profiles.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure pon ( no power-shed-prof (profile-idx) ) | ( power-shed-prof (profile-idx) profile-name

<AsamProfileName> [ no restore-time | restore-time <Gpon::RestoreTime> ] [ no data-class-time | data-class-time
<Gpon::DataClassTime> ] [ no voice-class-time | voice-class-time <Gpon::VoiceClassTime> ] [ no
video-class-time | video-class-time <Gpon::VideoClassTime> ] [ no dsl-class-time | dsl-class-time
<Gpon::DslClassTime> ] [ no ces-class-time | ces-class-time <Gpon::CesClassTime> ] )
Obsolete command, replaced by configure generic-pon power-shed-prof.
Command Parameters
Table 42.16-1 "Power Shedding Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(profile-idx) Format: profile index
- profile index
- range: [1...50]
Table 42.16-2 "Power Shedding Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.] name of the profile
- length: 1<=x<=32
[no] restore-time Parameter type: <Gpon::RestoreTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- zero means no-shed, and one means immediate-shed The parameter is not visible
- unit: secs during modification.
- range: [0...28800] time delay required before
resetting timers to zero after a full
power restore


[no] data-class-time Parameter type: <Gpon::DataClassTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
shedding power for data uni
classes.
[no] voice-class-time Parameter type: <Gpon::VoiceClassTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- range: [0...28800] the time delay required before
shedding power for voice uni
classes.
[no] video-class-time Parameter type: <Gpon::VideoClassTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
shedding power for the video ani
class.
[no] dsl-class-time Parameter type: <Gpon::DslClassTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
shedding power for dsl uni
classes.
[no] ces-class-time Parameter type: <Gpon::CesClassTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
shedding power for ces uni
classes.
Command Output
Table 42.16-3 "Power Shedding Profile Configuration Command" Display parameters
scope Parameter type: <Gpon::Scope> scope of the profile
( local This element is always shown.
| network )
Possible values:

42.17 Voice ONT Secure URI profile Configuration

command
Command Description
This command creates a Secure URI Profile.
It provides (via pointers to other profiles) both the URI for accessing information plus the security information
necessary to access the information
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure pon ( no sec-uri-profile (index) ) | ( sec-uri-profile (index) name <AsamProfileName> [ no

auth-securi-prof | auth-securi-prof <Gpon::AuthProfileName> ] uri-prof <Gpon::UriProfileName> )
Command Parameters
Table 42.17-1 "Voice ONT Secure URI profile Configuration command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: a unique profile index
- profile index
- range: [1...50]
Table 42.17-2 "Voice ONT Secure URI profile Configuration command" Command Parameters
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.] A string 1..32 characters long
- length: 1<=x<=32 which uniquely identifies this
Secure URI Profile
[no] auth-securi-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::AuthProfileName> optional parameter with default
| <Gpon:AuthProfPtr> during modification.
| name : <AsamProfileName> ) Authentication security profile
Possible values: that contains network address of
- none : no profile to associate the security server
Field type <Gpon:AuthProfPtr>


- Index of the Authentication security profile
- range: [0...20]
and software.
uri-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::UriProfileName> mandatory parameter
| <Gpon:UriProfilePtr> uri profile that contains network
| name : <AsamProfileName> ) address of the configuration
Possible values: server
server
- range: [0...100]
and software.
Command Output
Table 42.17-3 "Voice ONT Secure URI profile Configuration command" Display parameters
auth-securi-prof-name Parameter type: <Gpon::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the authentication
- ignored printable string security uri profile
detail mode.
uri-prof-name Parameter type: <Gpon::IgnoredPrintableString> name of the uri profile
detail mode.

42.18 GPON Authentication Security Profile

Command Description
This command creates the profile for accessing the server storing authentication security information for
contacting network addresses. These profiles are normally associated with Voip Services that must reference
common authentication information.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure pon ( no auth-sec-prof (index) ) | ( auth-sec-prof (index) name <AsamProfileName> [ no

validation-scheme | validation-scheme <Gpon::AuthSecValScheme> ] [ no user-name | user-name
<Gpon::AuthUserName> ] [ no password | password <Security::Password5> ] [ no realm | realm <Gpon::Realm> ]
)
Command Parameters
Table 42.18-1 "GPON Authentication Security Profile Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
- profile index
- range: [1...20]
Table 42.18-2 "GPON Authentication Security Profile Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
- length: 1<=x<=32
[no] validation-scheme Parameter type: <Gpon::AuthSecValScheme> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "md5-digest"
| md5-digest during modification.
| basic-authentic ) validation scheme required for
Possible values: authentication


Format: value: ""
- user name required for authentication The parameter is not visible
user name required for
authentication
( prompt The parameter is not visible
| plain : <Security::PlainPassword5> ) during modification.
Possible values: password required for
- prompt : prompts the operator for a password authentication
- length: x<=25
Format: value: ""
- realm required for authentication The parameter is not visible
realm required for authentication

42.19 GPON URI Profile Configuration Command
Command Description
This command creates the URI profile for accessing the configuration server. These profiles are normally
associated with Voip Services.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure pon ( no uri-prof (index) ) | ( uri-prof (index) name <AsamProfileName> [ no address | address
<Gpon::UriProfileAddress> ] [ no version | version <Gpon::UriProfileVersionNbr> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 42.19-1 "GPON URI Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- profile index
- range: [1...100]
Table 42.19-2 "GPON URI Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
- length: 1<=x<=32
[no] address Parameter type: <Gpon::UriProfileAddress> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- uri profile address uri profile address that contains a
- length: x<=100 Fully Qualified Domain Name
(FQDN) or an IP Address (in dot
notation)
[no] version Parameter type: <Gpon::UriProfileVersionNbr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 1L
- uri profile version number uri profile version number
- range: [1...2147483647]

43- Uni Ont Configuration Commands
43.1 Uni Ont Configuration Command Tree 43-1049

43.2 Uni Ont Video Configuration Command 43-1050
43.3 Uni Ont TC layer Ccounters Configuration Command 43-1052

43 Uni Ont Configuration Commands
43.1 Uni Ont Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Uni Ont Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----uni
----ont
----video
- (ont-index)
- [no] pwr-override
- [no] service-timer
- [no] admin-state
----tc-layer
- (ont-index)
- [no] pm-collect

43.2 Uni Ont Video Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a uni ont video.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure uni ont video (ont-index) [ [ no ] pwr-override ] [ no service-timer | service-timer

<Gpon::UniServiceTimer> ] [ no admin-state | admin-state <Gpon::UniAdminState> ]
Command Parameters
Table 43.2-1 "Uni Ont Video Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(ont-index) Format: gpon ont index
<Gpon::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]


- Gpon Ont Port
- range: [1...16]
Table 43.2-2 "Uni Ont Video Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] pwr-override Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
exclude the port from video
overlay class power shedding
[no] service-timer Parameter type: <Gpon::UniServiceTimer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -1
- RF service timer in hours. RF service timer in hours.
- unit: hour
- range: [-1,0...48]
[no] admin-state Parameter type: <Gpon::UniAdminState> optional parameter with default
( unlocked administrative state of the video
| locked ) port
Possible values:
- unlocked : activates the video port
- locked : deactivates the video port
Command Output
Table 43.2-3 "Uni Ont Video Configuration Command" Display parameters
oper-state Parameter type: <Gpon::UniOperState> operational state of the video port
| disabled
| unknown )
Possible values:
- enabled : enable the port
- disabled : disable the port

43.3 Uni Ont TC layer Ccounters Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a uni ont tc layer counters.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure uni ont tc-layer (ont-index) [ no pm-collect | pm-collect <Gpon::UniPmCollect> ]
Command Parameters
Table 43.3-1 "Uni Ont TC layer Ccounters Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(ont-index) Format: gpon ont index
<Gpon::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
- Gpon Ont Port
- range: [1...16]
Table 43.3-2 "Uni Ont TC layer Ccounters Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] pm-collect Parameter type: <Gpon::UniPmCollect> optional parameter with default
( disable enable/disable TC Layer
| enable ) Performance monitors
Possible values:
- disable : disable the gem-port performance monitors
- enable : enable the gem-port performance monitors

44- CES Configuration Commands
44.1 CES Configuration Command Tree 44-1055

44.2 CES Maintenance Profile Configuration Command 44-1057
44.3 CES Service Port Provisioning Configuration 44-1059
Command
44.4 CES Service PM Mode Configuration Command 44-1062
44.5 CES Service Configuration Command 44-1064
44.6 CES Service Gem Port Configuration Command 44-1069
44.7 CES Service Configuration Command 44-1071

44 CES Configuration Commands
44.1 CES Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "CES Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----ces
----ont
----[no] profile
- (profile-idx)
- profile-name
- [no] jitter-buff-max
- [no] fill-policy
- [no] rbit-recv-policy
- [no] lbit-recv-policy
----line
- (uni-idx)
- mode
- frame
- [no] encoding
- [no] line-length
- [no] pwr-override
- [no] sst
- [no] admin-state
----port
- [no] pm-collect
----[no] service
- (uni-idx)
- service-nbr
- [no] service-type
- [no] label
- [no] signaling
- [no] timeslot-map
- [no] payload-size
- [no] pl-encap-delay
- [no] timing-mode
- [no] transmit-ckt-id
- [no] expected-ckt-id
- [no] maintenance-prof
- [no] dest-mac-address
- [no] rtp-enable
- vlan
- [no] admin-up
- [no] udp-port
- [no] dscp
- [no] farend-ipinfo
- [no] rtp-clock-ref
- [no] rtp-ts-mode
- [no] rtp-ptyp-pay
- [no] rtp-ptyp-sig

- [no] rtp-sync-pay
- [no] rtp-sync-sig
- [no] rtp-exp-ptyp-pay
- [no] rtp-exp-ptyp-sig
- [no] rtp-exp-sync-pay
- [no] rtp-exp-sync-sig
----tc-layer
- [no] pm-collect
----pseudo-wire
- [no] pm-collect

44.2 CES Maintenance Profile Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure CES Maintenance profile.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure ces ont ( no profile (profile-idx) ) | ( profile (profile-idx) profile-name <AsamProfileName> [ no
jitter-buff-max | jitter-buff-max <Ces::JitterBuffMax> ] [ no fill-policy | fill-policy <Ces::FillPolicy> ] [ no
rbit-recv-policy | rbit-recv-policy <Ces::RbitRecvPolicy> ] [ no lbit-recv-policy | lbit-recv-policy
<Ces::LbitRecvPolicy> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 44.2-1 "CES Maintenance Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(profile-idx) Format: ces maintenance profile index
- ces maintenance profile index value value
- range: [1...20]
Table 44.2-2 "CES Maintenance Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
Format: ces maintenance profile name
- a profile name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_.]
- length: 1<=x<=32
[no] jitter-buff-max Parameter type: <Ces::JitterBuffMax> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- maximum depth for jitter buffer in micro seconds.For maximum depth of the jitter
values except 0 that are not multiples of 8 are rounded up so buffer
that the result is effective range of 1..200 milliseconds
- range: [0...1600]
[no] fill-policy Parameter type: <Ces::FillPolicy> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "ont-default"
( ont-default payload bit pattern
| all-ones
| idle )


Possible values:
- ont-default : ONT default vendor-specific
- all-ones : play out all 1s
- idle : play out DS1 idle
[no] rbit-recv-policy Parameter type: <Ces::RbitRecvPolicy> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "no-act"
( no-act rbit receive policy
| all-ones
| idle )
Possible values:
- no-act : no action
- all-ones : use service-specific RAI/REI/RDI code
- idle : idle signalling and idle payload
[no] lbit-recv-policy Parameter type: <Ces::LbitRecvPolicy> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "ssais"
( ssais lbit receive policy
| idle )
Possible values:
- ssais : use service specific AIS code
- idle : idle signalling and idle payload

44.3 CES Service Port Provisioning Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure ONT CESUNI port provisioning data.All modifications are service
affecting.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure ces ont line (uni-idx) [ mode <Ces::PortStructure> ] [ frame <Ces::Frame> ] [ no encoding | encoding
<Ces::Encoding> ] [ no line-length | line-length <Ces::LineLength> ] [ [ no ] pwr-override ] [ no sst | sst
<Ces::BponLoopBack> ] [ no admin-state | admin-state <Gpon::ItfAdminStatus> ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.3-1 "CES Service Port Provisioning Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(uni-idx) Format: interface index of the ces ont uni
<Gpon::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
- Gpon Ont Port
- range: [1...16]
Table 44.3-2 "CES Service Port Provisioning Configuration Command" Command Parameters
mode Parameter type: <Ces::PortStructure> optional parameter
Format: DS1/E1 port structure
( unstructured
| structured )
Possible values:
- unstructured : unstructured mode
- structured : structured mode
frame Parameter type: <Ces::Frame> optional parameter
Format: port framing
( esf
| sf
| unframed
| pcm30
| pcm31 )
Possible values:
- esf : extended superframe(only for DS1 and
mode=structured)
- sf : superframe(only for DS1 and mode=structured)
- unframed : unframed(valid only and mode=unstructured)
- pcm30 : pcm 30(only for E1 and mode=structured)
- pcm31 : pcm 31(only for E1 and mode=structured)
[no] encoding Parameter type: <Ces::Encoding> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "b8zs"
( b8zs port encoding
| ami
| hdb3 )
Possible values:
- b8zs : b8zs encoding scheme(only for DS1)
- ami : ami encoding scheme
- hdb3 : hdb3 encoding scheme(only for E1)
[no] line-length Parameter type: <Ces::LineLength> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
( 0to133ft length of the twisted pair cable
| 133to266ft
| 266to399ft
| 399to533ft
| 533to655ft
| 7andhalfdb
| 15db
| 22andhalfdb
| 75ohms
| 120ohms )
Possible values:
- 0to133ft : 0 - 133 ft (only for DS1)


- 7andhalfdb : 7.5 db (only for DS1)
- 15db : 15 db (only for DS1)
- 22andhalfdb : 22.5 db (only for DS1)
- 75ohms : 75 ohms (only for E1)
- 120ohms : 120 ohms (only for E1)
[no] pwr-override Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
port excluded from CES class
power shedding
[no] sst Parameter type: <Ces::BponLoopBack> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "no-loopback"
( no-loopback loop back configuration
| line-loopback
| inward-loopback )
Possible values:
- no-loopback : no loopback
- line-loopback : line loopback
- inward-loopback : inward loopback
Command Output
Table 44.3-3 "CES Service Port Provisioning Configuration Command" Display parameters
( up interface
| testing
| unknown
| dormant
| no-value )
Possible values:
- unknown : unknown
card-type Parameter type: <Ces::CardConfig> card type
( ds1 This element is always shown.
| e1 )
Possible values:
- ds1 : DS1 card
- e1 : E1 card

44.4 CES Service PM Mode Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the PM Mode of CESUNI ports on a specific ONT
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure ces ont line (uni-idx) port [ no pm-collect | pm-collect <Ces::GemPmCollectInd> ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.4-1 "CES Service PM Mode Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Gpon::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
- Gpon Ont Port
- range: [1...16]
Table 44.4-2 "CES Service PM Mode Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] pm-collect Parameter type: <Ces::GemPmCollectInd> optional parameter with default
( enable CES port Performance monitor
| disable )
Possible values:
- enable : enable PM (L2 only)
- disable : disable PM (L2 only)

44.5 CES Service Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure CES service.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure ces ont ( no service (uni-idx) service-nbr <Ces::ServiceNumber> ) | ( service (uni-idx) service-nbr
<Ces::ServiceNumber> [ no service-type | service-type <Ces::ServiceType> ] [ no label | label <Ces::Label> ] [ no
signaling | signaling <Ces::Signalling> ] [ no timeslot-map | timeslot-map <Ces::TimeSlotMap> ] [ no payload-size
| payload-size <Ces::PayloadSize> ] [ no pl-encap-delay | pl-encap-delay <Ces::PayloadEncapDelay> ] [ no
timing-mode | timing-mode <Ces::TimingNode> ] [ no transmit-ckt-id | transmit-ckt-id <Ces::TransmitCktId> ] [
no expected-ckt-id | expected-ckt-id <Ces::ExpectedCktId> ] [ no maintenance-prof | maintenance-prof
<Ces::MaintProfIndex> ] [ no dest-mac-address | dest-mac-address <Ces::DestMacAddress> ] [ no rtp-enable |
rtp-enable <Ces::RtpEnable> ] vlan <Vlan::Index> [ no admin-up | admin-up <Ces::AdminState> ] [ no udp-port |
udp-port <Ces::UdpPort> ] [ no dscp | dscp <Ces::DscpSetting> ] [ no farend-ipinfo | farend-ipinfo
<Ces::FarEndIpInfo> ] [ no rtp-clock-ref | rtp-clock-ref <Ces::RtpClockRef> ] [ no rtp-ts-mode | rtp-ts-mode
<Ces::RtpTimeStampMode> ] [ no rtp-ptyp-pay | rtp-ptyp-pay <Ces::RtpPayloadTypePayloadChannel> ] [ no
rtp-ptyp-sig | rtp-ptyp-sig <Ces::RtpPayloadTypeSigChannel> ] [ no rtp-sync-pay | rtp-sync-pay
<Ces::RtpSyncSourcePayloadChannel> ] [ no rtp-sync-sig | rtp-sync-sig <Ces::RtpSyncSourceSigChannel> ] [ no
rtp-exp-ptyp-pay | rtp-exp-ptyp-pay <Ces::RtpExpectedPayloadTypePayloadChannel> ] [ no rtp-exp-ptyp-sig |
rtp-exp-ptyp-sig <Ces::RtpExpectedPayloadTypeSigChannel> ] [ no rtp-exp-sync-pay | rtp-exp-sync-pay
<Ces::RtpExpectedSyncSourcePayloadChannel> ] [ no rtp-exp-sync-sig | rtp-exp-sync-sig
<Ces::RtpExpectedSyncSourceSigChannel> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 44.5-1 "CES Service Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number


service-nbr Parameter type: <Ces::ServiceNumber> service number
Format:
- interval number
- range: [1]
Table 44.5-2 "CES Service Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] service-type Parameter type: <Ces::ServiceType> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "l2"
( l2 The parameter is not visible
| l3 ) during modification.
Possible values: underlying transport type -
- l2 : Layer2 (ethernet) ethernet (l2) vs. udp/ip (l3)
- l3 : layer3 (IP/UDP)
[no] label Parameter type: <Ces::Label> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- label of the service label of the service
- length: x<=20
[no] signaling Parameter type: <Ces::Signalling> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "no-sig"
( no-sig The parameter is not visible
| cas ) during modification.
Possible values: signaling
- no-sig : no signalling
- cas : carried in a separate signalling channel
[no] timeslot-map Parameter type: <Ces::TimeSlotMap> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "ff : ff : ff : 00"
- time slot map time slot map
- length: 4
[no] payload-size Parameter type: <Ces::PayloadSize> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- payload size, applicable only if service type is The parameter is not visible
unstructured;value 192 for DS1 and 256 for E1. during modification.
- range: [192,256] payload size
[no] pl-encap-delay Parameter type: <Ces::PayloadEncapDelay> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- payload encapsulation delay, number of 125 microsecond payload encapsulation delay
frames to be encapsulated in each PW packet;only
significant and required in structured mode.
- range: [8,16,24,32,64]
[no] timing-mode Parameter type: <Ces::TimingNode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "adaptive"
( net timing mode of the TDM service
| diff
| adaptive
| loop )
Possible values:
- net : network timing
- diff : differential timing
- adaptive : adaptive timing
- loop : loop timing


[no] transmit-ckt-id Parameter type: <Ces::TransmitCktId> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00
- transmit circuit id (L2 only) : 00 : 00"
- length: 8 transmit circuit id (L2 only)
[no] expected-ckt-id Parameter type: <Ces::ExpectedCktId> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00
- expected circuit id (L2 only) : 00 : 00"
- length: 8 expected circuit id (L2 only)
[no] maintenance-prof Parameter type: <Ces::MaintProfIndex> optional parameter with default
( none maintenance profile
| <Ces::MaintProfIndex> )
Possible values:
Field type <Ces::MaintProfIndex>
- a ces maintenance profile index value
- range: [0...20]
[no] dest-mac-address Parameter type: <Ces::DestMacAddress> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "00 : 00 : 00 : 00 : 00 :
- a mac-address (example : 01:02:03:04:05:06) (L2 only) 00"
- length: 6 destination mac address (L2 only)
[no] rtp-enable Parameter type: <Ces::RtpEnable> optional parameter with default
( enabled rtp enable
| disabled )
Possible values:
- enabled : enable rtp
- disabled : disable rtp
vlan Parameter type: <Vlan::Index> mandatory parameter
| stacked : <Vlan::SVlanIndexStacked> : vlan id
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [1...4093]
- range: [0...4093]
[no] admin-up Parameter type: <Ces::AdminState> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "unlocked"
( unlocked administrative state of the service
| locked )
Possible values:
- unlocked : start sending upstream allocation grants
- locked : stop sending upstream allocation grants
[no] udp-port Parameter type: <Ces::UdpPort> optional parameter with default
- udp port (L3 only) The parameter is not visible
- range: [2142,49152...65535] during modification.
unique udp port number for l3
service (L3 only)


[no] dscp Parameter type: <Ces::DscpSetting> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 46L
- to set the DSCP value that the Voip Client will use DSCP Value (L3 only)
- range: [0...63]
[no] farend-ipinfo Parameter type: <Ces::FarEndIpInfo> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- far end URI. Example = udp://<ip-addr>:<udp-port> (L3 URI of the far-end termination
only) point (L3 only)
- length: x<=50
[no] rtp-clock-ref Parameter type: <Ces::RtpClockRef> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- frequency of the common timing reference (L3 only) frequency of the common timing
- range: [0...1000] reference (in multiples of 8 kHz)
(L3 only)
[no] rtp-ts-mode Parameter type: <Ces::RtpTimeStampMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "unknown"
( unknown Mode in which RTP timestamps
| absolute are generated in the TDM to PSN
| differential ) direction (L3 only)
Possible values:
- unknown : not applicable (L3 only)
- absolute : absolute mode (L3 only)
- differential : differential mode (L3 only)
[no] rtp-ptyp-pay Parameter type: <Ces::RtpPayloadTypePayloadChannel> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 96L
- RTP payload type for the payload channel in the TDM to RTP payload type for the payload
PSN direction (L3 only) channel in the TDM to PSN
- range: [96...127] direction (L3 only)
[no] rtp-ptyp-sig Parameter type: <Ces::RtpPayloadTypeSigChannel> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- RTP payload type for the signalling channel (L3 only) RTP payload type for the
- range: [0] signalling channel in the TDM to
PSN direction (L3 only)
[no] rtp-sync-pay Parameter type: <Ces::RtpSyncSourcePayloadChannel> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- RTP synchronization source for the payload channel (L3 RTP synchronization source for
only) the payload channel in the TDM
- range: [0...65535] to PSN direction (L3 only)
[no] rtp-sync-sig Parameter type: <Ces::RtpSyncSourceSigChannel> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- RTP synchronization source for the signalling channel (L3 RTP synchronization source for
only) the signalling channel in the
- range: [0] TDM to PSN direction (L3 only)
[no] rtp-exp-ptyp-pay Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<Ces::RtpExpectedPayloadTypePayloadChannel> value: 0L
Format: RTP expected payload type for
- RTP payload type for the payload channel (L3 only) the payload channelin the PSN to
- range: [0...127] TDM direction (L3 only)
[no] rtp-exp-ptyp-sig Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<Ces::RtpExpectedPayloadTypeSigChannel> value: 0L
Format: RTP expected payload type for
- RTP payload type for the signalling channel (L3 only) the signalling channelin the PSN
- range: [0] to TDM direction (L3 only)
[no] rtp-exp-sync-pay Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<Ces::RtpExpectedSyncSourcePayloadChannel> value: 0L
Format: RTP expected synchronization
- RTP synchronization source for the payload channel (L3 source for the payload channel in


only) the TDM to PSN direction (L3
- range: [0...65535] only)
[no] rtp-exp-sync-sig Parameter type: <Ces::RtpExpectedSyncSourceSigChannel> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- RTP synchronization source for the signalling channel (L3 RTP expected synchronization
only) source for the signalling channel
- range: [0] in the TDM to PSN direction (L3
only)
Command Output
Table 44.5-3 "CES Service Configuration Command" Display parameters
oper-state Parameter type: <Ces::OperState> operational state of the service
| disabled
| unknown )
Possible values:
maint-prof-name Parameter type: <Ces::IgnoredPrintableString> ces maintenance profile

44.6 CES Service Gem Port Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure CES gem port performance monitor.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure ces ont service (uni-idx)service-nbr <Ces::ServiceNumber> tc-layer [ no pm-collect | pm-collect
<Ces::GemPmCollectInd> ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.6-1 "CES Service Gem Port Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Format:
- interval number
- range: [1]
Table 44.6-2 "CES Service Gem Port Configuration Command" Command Parameters


[no] pm-collect Parameter type: <Ces::GemPmCollectInd> optional parameter with default
( enable TC Layer performance
Possible values:
- enable : enable PM (L2 only)
- disable : disable PM (L2 only)

44.7 CES Service Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure CES pseudo-wire performance monitor.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure ces ont service (uni-idx)service-nbr <Ces::ServiceNumber> pseudo-wire [ no pm-collect | pm-collect
<Ces::PwPmCollectInd> ]
Command Parameters
Table 44.7-1 "CES Service Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Format:
- interval number
- range: [1]
Table 44.7-2 "CES Service Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] pm-collect Parameter type: <Ces::PwPmCollectInd> optional parameter with default


( enable pseudo-wire performance
| disable ) monitor
Possible values:

45- ANI ONT Configuration Commands
45.1 ANI ONT Configuration Command Tree 45-1074

45.2 ANI ONT Thershold Configuration Command 45-1075
45.3 ANI ONT Video Configuration Command 45-1077

45 ANI ONT Configuration Commands
45.1 ANI ONT Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "ANI ONT Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----ani
----ont
----[no] tca-thresh
- (ont-idx)
- [no] lower-optical-th
- [no] upper-optical-th
- [no] rssi-profile
----[no] video
- (ont-idx)
- [no] plnd-agc-mode
- [no] agc-offset
- [no] lower-optical-th
- [no] upper-optical-th

45.2 ANI ONT Thershold Configuration Command
Command Description
This command edits provisioning data associated with an ONT ANI.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure ani ont ( no tca-thresh (ont-idx) ) | ( tca-thresh (ont-idx) [ no lower-optical-th | lower-optical-th
<Gpon::OpticalthreshLow> ] [ no upper-optical-th | upper-optical-th <Gpon::OpticalthreshHigh> ] [ no rssi-profile |
rssi-profile <Gpon::RssiProfileId> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 45.2-1 "ANI ONT Thershold Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(ont-idx) Format: ont index
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Table 45.2-2 "ANI ONT Thershold Configuration Command" Command Parameters


[no] lower-optical-th Parameter type: <Gpon::OpticalthreshLow> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0.5
- optical level ONT uses to declare the low recieved indicates the optical level the
- unit: dBm ONT uses to declare the Low
- range: [-127...0.5] received.Value 0.5 dBm means
ONT internal choice which
would be MIB default 1
[no] upper-optical-th Parameter type: <Gpon::OpticalthreshHigh> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0.5
- optical level ONT uses to declare the high recieved indicates the optical level the
- unit: dBm ONT uses to declare the High
- range: [-127...0.5] received.Value 0.5 dBm means
ONT internal choice which
would be MIB default 1
[no] rssi-profile Parameter type: <Gpon::RssiProfileId> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- an unique index value for the rssi profile(0-200 an unique index of the rssi
configurable) profile(0-200)
- range: [0...200]

45.3 ANI ONT Video Configuration Command
Command Description
This command edits provisioning data associated with a ONTVIDANI.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure ani ont ( no video (ont-idx) ) | ( video (ont-idx) [ no plnd-agc-mode | plnd-agc-mode
<Gpon::AgcMode> ] [ no agc-offset | agc-offset <Gpon::Agcoffset> ] [ no lower-optical-th | lower-optical-th
<Gpon::Vidopticalthresh> ] [ no upper-optical-th | upper-optical-th <Gpon::Vidopticalthresh> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 45.3-1 "ANI ONT Video Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Table 45.3-2 "ANI ONT Video Configuration Command" Command Parameters


[no] plnd-agc-mode Parameter type: <Gpon::AgcMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "broad-band-agc"
( no-agc allows provisioning of the ONT's
| broad-band-agc ) AGC capabilities
Possible values:
- no-agc : No AGC is used
- broad-band-agc : Broadband RF AGC is used
[no] agc-offset Parameter type: <Gpon::Agcoffset> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 2
- Offset value to be used for Broadband RF AGC or Optical indicates the offset value to be
- unit: db used for Broadband RF AGC or
- range: [-12...12] Optical
[no] lower-optical-th Parameter type: <Gpon::Vidopticalthresh> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -9.5
- optical level the ONT uses to declare the Video-OOR indicates the optical level the
high/Low alarm ONT uses to declare the
- unit: dBm Video-OOR Low alarm
- range: [-12...6]
[no] upper-optical-th Parameter type: <Gpon::Vidopticalthresh> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 1.0
- optical level the ONT uses to declare the Video-OOR indicates the optical level the
high/Low alarm ONT uses to declare the
- unit: dBm Video-OOR high alarm
- range: [-12...6]

46- ONT HPNA Configuration Commands
46.1 ONT HPNA Configuration Command Tree 46-1080

46.2 ONT HPNA Configuration Command 46-1081
46.3 ONT HPNA L2 Port Performance Monitoring 46-1084
46.4 Hpna ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration Command 46-1086

46 ONT HPNA Configuration Commands
46.1 ONT HPNA Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "ONT HPNA Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----hpna
----ont
- (uni-idx)
- cust-info
- [no] pwr-override
- [no] master-mode
- [no] admin-state
----X port
- [no] pm-collect
----l2
- [no] pm
- [no] tca

46.2 ONT HPNA Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to modify ONT HPNA port provisioning data.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure hpna ont (uni-idx) [ cust-info <Gpon::CustomerInfo> ] [ no pwr-override | pwr-override

<Gpon::OntPwrShedState> ] [ no master-mode | master-mode <Gpon::HpnaMasterSelect> ] [ no admin-state |
admin-state <Gpon::ItfAdminStatus> ]
Command Parameters
Table 46.2-1 "ONT HPNA Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(uni-idx) Format: identification of the hpna
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / interface index
<Gpon::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- Gpon Ont Slot


- range: [1...14]
- Gpon Ont Port
- range: [1...16]
Table 46.2-2 "ONT HPNA Configuration Command" Command Parameters
cust-info Parameter type: <Gpon::CustomerInfo> optional parameter
Format: information for HPNA port
- char string
- length: x<=80
[no] pwr-override Parameter type: <Gpon::OntPwrShedState> optional parameter with default
( enabled power settings to be included for
| disabled ) data class power shedding
Possible values:
- enabled : enabled
- disabled : disabled
[no] master-mode Parameter type: <Gpon::HpnaMasterSelect> optional parameter with default
( default master mode of HPNA mac
| auto
| forced )
Possible values:
- default : default master mode
- auto : auto master mode
- forced : forced master mode
Command Output
Table 46.2-3 "ONT HPNA Configuration Command" Display parameters
base-mac-address Parameter type: <Ces::DestMacAddress> base mac address
- a mac-address (example : 01:02:03:04:05:06) (L2 only) This element is always shown.
- length: 6
port-configuration Parameter type: <Gpon::HpnaConfigStatus> configuration status of hpna uni
( unknown This element is always shown.
| coax_12_28
| phone_12_28 )
Possible values:
- unknown : cant reach the ont or the ont didnt return a
response to the query
- coax_12_28 : not supported
- phone_12_28 : not supported
( up interface
| testing


| unknown
| dormant
| no-value )
Possible values:
- unknown : unknown

46.3 ONT HPNA L2 Port Performance Monitoring

Command Description
Obsolete command, replaced by configure hpna ont l2 pm.
This command allows the operator to enable or disable PM on the HPNA layer 2 ports of the ONT.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure hpna ont (uni-idx) port [ no pm-collect | pm-collect <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ]

Obsolete command, replaced by configure hpna ont l2 pm.
Command Parameters
Table 46.3-1 "ONT HPNA L2 Port Performance Monitoring Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
<Gpon::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
- Gpon Ont Port
- range: [1...16]
Table 46.3-2 "ONT HPNA L2 Port Performance Monitoring Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
( enable hpna port layer 2 performance
Possible values:

46.4 Hpna ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to provision performance monitoring and threshold crossing alerts for an Hpna
ONT layer 2 UNI.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure hpna ont (uni-idx) l2 [ no pm | pm <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ] [ no tca | tca <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ] [ no

dropped-frames-up | dropped-frames-up <Gpon::ErrorCountThreshold> ] [ no dropped-frames-dn |
Command Parameters
Table 46.4-1 "Hpna ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Gpon::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
- Gpon Ont Port
- range: [1...16]
Table 46.4-2 "Hpna ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration Command" Command Parameters
| disable )
Possible values:
| disable )
Possible values:
Possible values:
- range: [0...4294967295]
Possible values:
- range: [0...4294967295]
Command Output
Table 46.4-3 "Hpna ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration Command" Display parameters
detail mode.

47- L2UNI Configuration Commands
47.1 L2UNI Configuration Command Tree 47-1089

47.2 L2 UNI ONT Performance Monitor Configuration 47-1090
Command
47.4 TC-layer Performance Monitoring Counter Thresholds 47-1094
Configuration Command for ONTL2UNI

47 L2UNI Configuration Commands
47.1 L2UNI Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "L2UNI Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----l2uni
----ont
----performance-monitor
- (if-index)
- [no] pm-collect
- [no] pm-collect-64bit
----pm-collect-ext
- [no] pm-collect
- [no] p-bits
- [no] vlan-id
- (if-index)

47.2 L2 UNI ONT Performance Monitor

Command Description
This command sets the PM Mode of ONTL2UNI.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure l2uni ont performance-monitor (if-index) [ no pm-collect | pm-collect <Gpon::OntPmTcaCollect> ] [

no pm-collect-64bit | pm-collect-64bit <Gpon::Ont64bitPmCollect> ]
Command Parameters
Table 47.2-1 "L2 UNI ONT Performance Monitor Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Gpon::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
- Gpon Ont Port
- range: [1...16]
Table 47.2-2 "L2 UNI ONT Performance Monitor Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
( none indicates whether Ethernet
| pm-enable Traffic Performance Monitors
| tca-enable ) should be collected for this
Possible values: Ethernet Port.
- none : no pm
[no] pm-collect-64bit Parameter type: <Gpon::Ont64bitPmCollect> optional parameter with default
( none indicates whether Ethernet
| pm-enable ) Traffic Performance Monitors
Possible values: should be collected for this
- none : no pm Ethernet Port.


Command Description
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure l2uni ont performance-monitor (if-index) pm-collect-ext [ no pm-collect | pm-collect

<Gpon::OntPmCollect> ] [ no p-bits | p-bits <SignedInteger> ] [ no vlan-id | vlan-id <Vlan::VlanIndexOrZero> ]
Command Parameters
Resource Parameters
<Gpon::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
- Gpon Ont Port
- range: [1...16]
Command Parameters
| disable ) collect for this Ethernet Port
Possible values:
Format: value: 0xFF
data
Format: value: 0
filter data

47.4 TC-layer Performance Monitoring Counter

Thresholds Configuration Command for ONTL2UNI
Command Description
ONTL2UNI.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure l2uni ont tc-layer-threshold (if-index) [ no dropped-frames-up | dropped-frames-up

<Gpon::TcaThresholdValue> ] [ no dropped-frames-dn | dropped-frames-dn <Gpon::TcaThresholdValue> ]
Command Parameters
Table 47.4-1 "TC-layer Performance Monitoring Counter Thresholds Configuration Command for
ONTL2UNI" Resource Parameters
<Gpon::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
- Gpon Ont Port
- range: [1...16]
Table 47.4-2 "TC-layer Performance Monitoring Counter Thresholds Configuration Command for
ONTL2UNI" Command Parameters
[no] dropped-frames-up Parameter type: <Gpon::TcaThresholdValue> optional parameter with default
( disabled tca setting for dropped frames in
| <Gpon::TcaThresholdValue> ) upstream
Possible values:
- range: [0...4294967294,4294967295]
[no] dropped-frames-dn Parameter type: <Gpon::TcaThresholdValue> optional parameter with default
( disabled tca setting for dropped frames in
| <Gpon::TcaThresholdValue> ) downstream
Possible values:
- range: [0...4294967294,4294967295]

48- IpHost Configuration Commands
48.1 IpHost Configuration Command Tree 48-1097

48.2 Voice Ont IP-Host Configuration Command 48-1098
48.3 Voice Ont IP-Host PM Mode Configuration Command 48-1102

48 IpHost Configuration Commands
48.1 IpHost Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "IpHost Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----[no] iphost
----[no] ont
- (index)
- [no] ip-address
- [no] net-mask
- [no] default-router
- [no] dns-addr
- [no] sec-dns-addr
- [no] dhcp
- [no] dhcp-dscp
- [no] host-id
- [no] ping
- [no] traceroute
- vlan
- [no] admin-state
----performance-monitor
- [no] pm-collect

48.2 Voice Ont IP-Host Configuration Command
Command Description
This command creates an IP host in the ONT.It must be created prior to creating services on an ONT that will use
this IP stack.
Prior to entering this command the following must have been already created: S-VLAN to associate for this stack
The ONT for this stack
If DHCP is enabled, the addressed obtain will override manual provisioning of ip-address, net-mask, default-router
NOTE: Allowable range for IP address is 0.0.0.0 to 255.255.255.255 OLT prohibits the entry of the following
range of well-known IP addresses: 224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255 (multicast) 127.0.0.0 to 127.255.255.255
(loopback) 256.256.256.256 (broadcast)
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with sip,megaco,vlan privileges, and executed by operators with
sip,megaco,vlan privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure iphost ( no ont (index) ) | ( ont (index) [ no ip-address | ip-address <Gpon::Ipaddr> ] [ no net-mask |
net-mask <Gpon::Ipaddr> ] [ no default-router | default-router <Gpon::Ipaddr> ] [ no dns-addr | dns-addr
<Gpon::Ipaddr> ] [ no sec-dns-addr | sec-dns-addr <Gpon::Ipaddr> ] [ no dhcp | dhcp <Gpon::IpHostDhcp> ] [ no
dhcp-dscp | dhcp-dscp <Gpon::SigDscp> ] [ no host-id | host-id <Gpon::ClientID> ] [ no ping | ping <Gpon::Ping>
] [ no traceroute | traceroute <Gpon::Traceroute> ] [ vlan <Vlan::Index> ] [ no admin-state | admin-state
<Gpon::ItfAdminStatus> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 48.2-1 "Voice Ont IP-Host Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: a unique interface index
<Ng2::IpHostID>
| vlanport:ng2 : <Eqpt::ChannelGroupId> /


Possible values:
- vlanport:ng2 : ngpon2 vlanport
- ont : ont
- vlanport : vlanport
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Possible values:
Possible values:
- iphost id
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
Table 48.2-2 "Voice Ont IP-Host Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] ip-address Parameter type: <Gpon::Ipaddr> optional parameter with default
- IPv4-address IP address of the IP Host at the
ONT. Note: IP@ and net-mask
are required parameters and need
to be entered at the same time.
[no] net-mask Parameter type: <Gpon::Ipaddr> optional parameter with default
- IPv4-address IP address network mask of the
IP Host at the ONT. Note: IP@
and net-mask are required
parameters and need to be
entered at the same time.
[no] default-router Parameter type: <Gpon::Ipaddr> optional parameter with default


- IPv4-address IP address of the default router
[no] dns-addr Parameter type: <Gpon::Ipaddr> optional parameter with default
- IPv4-address address of the primary DNS
server(when dhcp is disabled)
[no] sec-dns-addr Parameter type: <Gpon::Ipaddr> optional parameter with default
- IPv4-address address of the secondary DNS
server(when dhcp is disabled)
[no] dhcp Parameter type: <Gpon::IpHostDhcp> optional parameter with default
( enabled designate whether DHCP is
| disabled ) enabled
Possible values:
- enabled : DHCP is enabled
- disabled : DHCP is disabled
[no] dhcp-dscp Parameter type: <Gpon::SigDscp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 24
- dscp value dscp value for use in outgoing
- range: [0...63] dhcp packets
[no] host-id Parameter type: <Gpon::ClientID> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- to uniquely identify the VoIP Client. dhcp option 61 clientid associated
- length: x<=25 with the ip host
[no] ping Parameter type: <Gpon::Ping> optional parameter with default
( enabled determines whether host should
| disabled ) respond to ping
Possible values:
- enabled : enable the ping facility
- disabled : disable the ping facility
[no] traceroute Parameter type: <Gpon::Traceroute> optional parameter with default
( enabled determines whether host should
| disabled ) respond to traceroute messages
Possible values:
- enabled : enable the traceroute facility
- disabled : disable the traceroute facility
vlan Parameter type: <Vlan::Index> optional parameter
| stacked : <Vlan::SVlanIndexStacked> : vlan-id
Possible values:
- range: [1...4093,4096]
- range: [1...4093]
- range: [0...4093]
Format: value: "up"


Possible values: administrative state of the
Command Output
Table 48.2-3 "Voice Ont IP-Host Configuration Command" Display parameters
| down
| testing
| unknown
| dormant
| no-value )
Possible values:
- unknown : unknown

48.3 Voice Ont IP-Host PM Mode Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the PM Mode of ONT IP Host monitoring
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure iphost ont (index) performance-monitor [ no pm-collect | pm-collect <Gpon::PmEnable> ]
Command Parameters
Table 48.3-1 "Voice Ont IP-Host PM Mode Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: a unique interface index
<Ng2::IpHostID>
Possible values:
- vlanport:ng2 : ngpon2 vlanport
- ont : ont
- vlanport : vlanport
- the rack number


- the shelf number
Possible values:
Possible values:
- iphost id
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
Table 48.3-2 "Voice Ont IP-Host PM Mode Configuration Command" Command Parameters
( disable
| enable )
Possible values:

49- ONT VEIP Configuration Commands
49.1 ONT VEIP Configuration Command Tree 49-1105

49.2 ONT VEIP Configuration Command 49-1106
49.3 ONT VEIP Port L2 Performance Monitoring 49-1108
49.4 Veip ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration Command 49-1110

49 ONT VEIP Configuration Commands
49.1 ONT VEIP Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "ONT VEIP Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----veip
----ont
- (uni-idx)
- [no] domain-name
- [no] lpt-mode
- [no] admin-state
----X port
- [no] pm-collect
----l2
- [no] pm
- [no] pm-64bit
- [no] tca
----pm-ext
- [no] pm-collect
- [no] p-bits
- [no] vlan-id

49.2 ONT VEIP Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to modify ONT VEIP port provisioning data.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure veip ont (uni-idx) [ no domain-name | domain-name <Gpon::DomainName> ] [ no lpt-mode | lpt-mode
<Gpon::LPTMODE> ] [ no admin-state | admin-state <Gpon::ItfAdminStatus> ]
Command Parameters
Table 49.2-1 "ONT VEIP Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Gpon::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]


- Gpon Ont Port
- range: [1...16]
Table 49.2-2 "ONT VEIP Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] domain-name Parameter type: <Gpon::DomainName> optional parameter with default
- to uniquely identify the VEIP Client. Domain Name to identify VEIP
- length: x<=25
[no] lpt-mode Parameter type: <Gpon::LPTMODE> optional parameter with default
( not-supported LinkPassThrough(LPT) mode
| enabled configuration
| disabled )
Possible values:
- not-supported : ignore and don't send the configuration to
ONT
- enabled : enable the LPT mode on this port
- disabled : disable the LPT mode on this port
Command Output
Table 49.2-3 "ONT VEIP Configuration Command" Display parameters
( up interface
| testing
| unknown
| dormant
| no-value )
Possible values:
- unknown : unknown

49.3 ONT VEIP Port L2 Performance Monitoring

Command Description
Obsolete command, replaced by configure veip ont l2 pm.
This command allows the operator to enable or disable PM on the VEIP layer 2 ports of the ONT.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure veip ont (uni-idx) port [ no pm-collect | pm-collect <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ]

Obsolete command, replaced by configure veip ont l2 pm.
Command Parameters
Table 49.3-1 "ONT VEIP Port L2 Performance Monitoring Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters
<Gpon::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
- Gpon Ont Port
- range: [1...16]
Table 49.3-2 "ONT VEIP Port L2 Performance Monitoring Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
( enable veip port layer 2 performance
Possible values:

49.4 Veip ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to provision performance monitoring and threshold crossing alerts for an Veip
ONT layer 2 UNI.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure veip ont (uni-idx) l2 [ no pm | pm <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ] [ no pm-64bit | pm-64bit

<Gpon::OntPmCollect> ] [ no tca | tca <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ] [ no dropped-frames-up | dropped-frames-up
<Gpon::ErrorCountThreshold> ] [ no dropped-frames-dn | dropped-frames-dn <Gpon::ErrorCountThreshold> ]
Command Parameters
Table 49.4-1 "Veip ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Gpon::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
- Gpon Ont Port
- range: [1...16]
Table 49.4-2 "Veip ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration Command" Command Parameters
| disable )
Possible values:
[no] pm-64bit Parameter type: <Gpon::OntPmCollect> optional parameter with default
( enable l2 pm-64bit collection
| disable )
Possible values:
| disable )
Possible values:
Possible values:
- range: [0...4294967295]
Possible values:
- range: [0...4294967295]
Command Output
Table 49.4-3 "Veip ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration Command" Display parameters


detail mode.


Command Description
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure veip ont (uni-idx) l2 pm-ext [ no pm-collect | pm-collect <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ] [ no p-bits | p-bits
<SignedInteger> ] [ no vlan-id | vlan-id <Vlan::VlanIndexOrZero> ]
Command Parameters
Resource Parameters
<Gpon::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
- Gpon Ont Port
- range: [1...16]
Command Parameters
| disable ) collect for this veip Port
Possible values:
Format: value: 0xFF
data
Format: value: 0
filter data

50- MoCA Configuration Commands
50.1 MoCA Configuration Command Tree 50-1116

50.2 MoCA ONT Uni Configuration Command 50-1117
50.3 MoCA ONT Uni Physical Layer Configuration 50-1120
Command
50.4 MoCA ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration Command 50-1122

50 MoCA Configuration Commands
50.1 MoCA Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "MoCA Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----moca
----ont
- (uni-idx)
- [no] cust-info
- [no] tx-pwr
- [no] net-coord
- [no] snr-margin
- [no] password
- [no] privacy
- [no] bw-alarm-thresh
- [no] auto-pwr-ctl
- [no] pwr-override
- [no] admin-state
----phy
- [no] pm
- [no] tca
- [no] rx-err
----l2
- [no] pm
- [no] tca

50.2 MoCA ONT Uni Configuration Command
Command Description
This command configures a MoCA ONT uni.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure moca ont (uni-idx) [ no cust-info | cust-info <Gpon::CustInfo> ] [ no tx-pwr | tx-pwr <Moca::TxPwr> ]
[ no net-coord | net-coord <Moca::NetworkCoordinator> ] [ no snr-margin | snr-margin
<Moca::SignalToNoiseRatioMargin> ] [ no password | password <Moca::Password> ] [ no privacy | privacy
<Moca::Privacy> ] [ no bw-alarm-thresh | bw-alarm-thresh <Moca::minBwAlarmThreshold> ] [ no auto-pwr-ctl |
auto-pwr-ctl <Moca::AutomaticPowerControl> ] [ no pwr-override | pwr-override <Gpon::PowerShedOverride> ] [
no admin-state | admin-state <Gpon::ItfAdminStatus> ]
Command Parameters
Table 50.2-1 "MoCA ONT Uni Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Gpon::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
- Gpon Ont Port
- range: [1...16]
Table 50.2-2 "MoCA ONT Uni Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] cust-info Parameter type: <Gpon::CustInfo> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- a printable string port label
- length: x<=80
[no] tx-pwr Parameter type: <Moca::TxPwr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: -14L
- transmitter power level in dBm target transmitter power level
- range: [-31...0] (dBm)
[no] net-coord Parameter type: <Moca::NetworkCoordinator> optional parameter with default
( auto moca network coordinating role
| always
| never )
Possible values:
- auto : negotiate for network coordinator
- always : always be the network coordinator
- never : never be the network coordinator
[no] snr-margin Parameter type: <Moca::SignalToNoiseRatioMargin> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 2L
- threshold above measured rx noise floor in dDm margin above Rx noise floor for
- range: [-3...3] variations in return loss (dBm)
[no] password Parameter type: <Moca::Password> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- hidden moca encryption key hidden moca encryption key
- length: x<=17 (0-17 numeric characters)
[no] privacy Parameter type: <Moca::Privacy> optional parameter with default
( enable link layer security
| disable )
Possible values:
- enable : link-layer security activated
- disable : link-layer security deactivated
[no] bw-alarm-thresh Parameter type: <Moca::minBwAlarmThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 180L
( disable minimum phy link bandwidth
| <Moca::minBwAlarmThreshold> ) between two nodes (Mbps)
Possible values:
- disable : disable bw threshold alarm
Field type <Moca::minBwAlarmThreshold>
- minimum phy link bandwidth (Mbps) between two nodes
- range: [0,57...3200]
[no] auto-pwr-ctl Parameter type: <Moca::AutomaticPowerControl> optional parameter with default
( enable automatic power control
| disable )
Possible values:
- enable : apc enabled


- disable : apc disabled
[no] pwr-override Parameter type: <Gpon::PowerShedOverride> optional parameter with default
( enable power shed override
| disable )
Possible values:
- enable : port is excluded from data class power shedding
- disable : port is included in data class power shedding
Command Output
Table 50.2-3 "MoCA ONT Uni Configuration Command" Display parameters
| down
| testing
| unknown
| dormant
| no-value )
Possible values:
- unknown : unknown

50.3 MoCA ONT Uni Physical Layer Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to provision performance monitoring and threshold crossing alerts for a MoCA
ONT physical layer UNI.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure moca ont (uni-idx) phy [ no pm | pm <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ] [ no tca | tca <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ] [
no rx-err | rx-err <Gpon::ErrorCountThreshold> ]
Command Parameters
Table 50.3-1 "MoCA ONT Uni Physical Layer Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Gpon::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
- Gpon Ont Port
- range: [1...16]
Table 50.3-2 "MoCA ONT Uni Physical Layer Configuration Command" Command Parameters
| disable )
Possible values:
( enable physical layer threshold crossing
| disable ) alerts
Possible values:
[no] rx-err Parameter type: <Gpon::ErrorCountThreshold> optional parameter with default
( disable incoming (upstream) errored
| <Gpon::ErrorCountThreshold> ) packet threshold
Possible values:
- range: [0...4294967295]
Command Output
Table 50.3-3 "MoCA ONT Uni Physical Layer Configuration Command" Display parameters
- a signed integer in the mocaIfIntervalTable
detail mode.

50.4 MoCA ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to provision performance monitoring and threshold crossing alerts for a MoCA
ONT layer 2 UNI.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure moca ont (uni-idx) l2 [ no pm | pm <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ] [ no tca | tca <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ] [

no dropped-frames-up | dropped-frames-up <Gpon::ErrorCountThreshold> ] [ no dropped-frames-dn |
Command Parameters
Table 50.4-1 "MoCA ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Gpon::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
- Gpon Ont Port
- range: [1...16]
Table 50.4-2 "MoCA ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration Command" Command Parameters
| disable )
Possible values:
| disable )
Possible values:
Possible values:
- range: [0...4294967295]
Possible values:
- range: [0...4294967295]
Command Output
Table 50.4-3 "MoCA ONT Uni Layer 2 Configuration Command" Display parameters
detail mode.

51- Configure NTP parameters on a specific ONT
51.1 Configure NTP parameters on a specific ONT Tree 51-1125

51.2 Configure NTP parameters on a specific ONT 51-1126

51 Configure NTP parameters on a specific ONT
51.1 Configure NTP parameters on a specific ONT

Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Configure NTP parameters on a specific ONT".
Command Tree
----configure
----ntp
----[no] ont
- (ont-idx)
- [no] client-state
- [no] config-mode
- [no] server1-ip-addr
- [no] oper-mode
- [no] key-identifier
- [no] key

51.2 Configure NTP parameters on a specific ONT
Command Description
This command sets the NTP parameters on a specific ONT,in case of server1-ip-addr, server2-ip-addr and
server3-ip-addr, following range of ip-addresses are not allowed:127.0.0.0 to 127.255.255.255 (loopback)
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure ntp ( no ont (ont-idx) ) | ( ont (ont-idx) [ no client-state | client-state <Gpon::ClientState> ] [ no
config-mode | config-mode <Gpon::ConfigMode> ] [ no server1-ip-addr | server1-ip-addr <Gpon::Ipaddr> ] [ no
server2-ip-addr | server2-ip-addr <Gpon::Ipaddr> ] [ no server3-ip-addr | server3-ip-addr <Gpon::Ipaddr> ] [ no
oper-mode | oper-mode <Gpon::OperMode> ] [ no key-identifier | key-identifier <Gpon::KeyIdentifier> ] [ no key |
key <Gpon::OntNtpKey> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 51.2-1 "Configure NTP parameters on a specific ONT" Resource Parameters
(ont-idx) Format: identification of the ont
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number

Table 51.2-2 "Configure NTP parameters on a specific ONT" Command Parameters

[no] client-state Parameter type: <Gpon::ClientState> optional parameter with default
( on indicates whether ntp client
| off ) should be on or off
Possible values:
- on : indicates ntp Client On
- off : indicates ntp Client Off
[no] config-mode Parameter type: <Gpon::ConfigMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "dhcp"
( dhcp used to designate whether dhcp is
| manual ) designated as the method by
Possible values: which the ont obtains ntp server
- dhcp : dhcp mode addresses
- manual : manual
[no] server1-ip-addr Parameter type: <Gpon::Ipaddr> optional parameter with default
- IPv4-address ip address of the 1st ntp server.
- IPv4-address ip address of the second ntp
server.
- IPv4-address ip Address of the third ntp server
[no] oper-mode Parameter type: <Gpon::OperMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "unicast"
( unicast ntp mode of operation
| multicast
| broadcast )
Possible values:
- unicast : unicast mode of operation
- multicast : multicast mode of operation
- broadcast : broadcast mode of operation
[no] key-identifier Parameter type: <Gpon::KeyIdentifier> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- key that should be used by the ntp server specifies the key that should be
- range: [0...65535] used by the ntp server
[no] key Parameter type: <Gpon::OntNtpKey> optional parameter with default
Format: value: ""
- actual key used by the ont specifies the actual key used by
- length: x<=16 the ont

52- Channel Pair Configuration Commands
52.1 Channel Pair Configuration Command Tree 52-1129

52.2 Channel Pair Profiles Configuration Command 52-1131
52.3 Channel-Pair Wavelength Profile Configuration 52-1132
Command
52.4 Channel Pair Interface Configuration Command 52-1134
52.5 Channel Pair XGEM Port Performance Monitoring 52-1138
52.6 OLT-SIDE TC-layer Performance Monitoring Counter 52-1140
Thresholds Configuration Command for channel pair
for channel pair
52.8 NGPON2 Physical-layer Performance Monitoring 52-1144
Command for channel pair
52.9 NGPON2 Upstream FEC Performance Monitoring 52-1146
52.10 NGPON2 TC-layer Performance Monitoring 52-1148
52.12 Trouble-shooting Interface Configuration 52-1151
Commands
52.14 Channel Pair Utilization PM Configuration Command 52-1153
52.15 Channel Pair Utilization TCA Threshold 52-1155
52.19 Trouble-Shooting threshold Configuration 52-1167
Commands

52 Channel Pair Configuration Commands
52.1 Channel Pair Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Channel Pair Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----channel-pair
----profiles
----[no] wavelength-prof
- (profile-idx)
- name
- upstream-channel-id
- downstream-channel-id
- downstream-lambda
----interface
- (chanpair-idx)
- [no] label
- [no] pon-tag
- [no] x-pon-id
- [no] max-ranging-onts
- [no] tconts-per-frame
- [no] ber-calc-period
- [no] sig-degrade-th
- [no] sig-fail-th
- [no] wavelength-prof
- [no] channel-speed
- [no] burst-overhead
- [no] admin-label
- [no] onu-prov-mode
- [no] admin-state
----tc-layer
- [no] pm-collect
- [no] error-frags-up
----mcast-tc-layer
- [no] pm-collect
----phy-layer
- [no] pm-collect
----fec-tc-layer
- [no] pm-collect
----xg-tc-layer
- [no] pm-collect
----troubleshooting
----[no] enable
----threshold
- [no] upstr-bw-thresh
- [no] downstr-bw-thresh
----utilization
- [no] chpair-pmcollect

- [no] ontbulk-pmcollect
----threshold
- [no] txmcutilhi
- [no] txmcutilmd
- [no] txmcutillo
- [no] txtotutilhi
- [no] txtotutilmd
- [no] txtotutillo
- [no] rxtotutilhi
- [no] rxtotutilmd
- [no] rxtotutillo
- [no] numtcint
- [no] numtcintdba
----deact-ont-tca
- [no] mode
- [no] monitor-interval
----threshold-percent
- [no] high
- [no] high-clr
- [no] low
- [no] low-clr
----threshold-number
- [no] high
- [no] high-clr
- [no] low
- [no] low-clr
----troubleshooting
- [no] bw-meter-interval

52.2 Channel Pair Profiles Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the provisioning data associated with a channel pair profile.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure channel-pair profiles

52.3 Channel-Pair Wavelength Profile

Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the Channel-pair Wavelength Profiles.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure channel-pair profiles ( no wavelength-prof (profile-idx) ) | ( wavelength-prof (profile-idx) name

<AsamProfileName> upstream-channel-id <Gpon::ChannelId> downstream-channel-id <Gpon::ChannelId>
downstream-lambda <Gpon::DownstreamLambda> )
Command Parameters
Table 52.3-1 "Channel-Pair Wavelength Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- profile index (Note that index [1..8], 33 and 34 are used for
the default profiles)
- range: [1...34]
Table 52.3-2 "Channel-Pair Wavelength Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
- length: 1<=x<=32
upstream-channel-id Parameter type: <Gpon::ChannelId> mandatory parameter
- channel id during modification.
- range: [1...16] up-channel id, must be 1 in case
of XGS-PON
downstream-channel-id Parameter type: <Gpon::ChannelId> mandatory parameter
- channel id during modification.
- range: [1...16] down-channel id
downstream-lambda Parameter type: <Gpon::DownstreamLambda> mandatory parameter


- downstream lambda range for a channel-pair during modification.
- range: [131000,149000,156000...161000] downstream wavelength for the
channel-pair using this profile

52.4 Channel Pair Interface Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the provisioning data associated with a channel pair interface.
The value of channel-speed can be only changed if the channel pair is not currently a member of a
subchannelgroup. All channel pairs in a subchannelgroup must have the same channel-speed. The equipped optics
will not be checked against the configured speed. It is up to the operator to ensure that these match.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure channel-pair interface (chanpair-idx) [ no label | label <Gpon::Label> ] [ no pon-tag | pon-tag
<Gpon::PonTag> ] [ no x-pon-id | x-pon-id <Ng2::XPonId> ] [ no max-ranging-onts | max-ranging-onts
<Ng2::ChanPairMaxRangingOnts> ] [ no tconts-per-frame | tconts-per-frame <Ng2::ChanPairTcontsPerFrame> ] [
no ber-calc-period | ber-calc-period <Ng2::ChanPairBerPeriod> ] [ no sig-degrade-th | sig-degrade-th
<Ng2::ChanPairSdThreshold> ] [ no sig-fail-th | sig-fail-th <Ng2::ChanPairSfThreshold> ] [ no wavelength-prof |
wavelength-prof <Gpon::WavelengthProfile> ] [ no channel-speed | channel-speed <Gpon::ChannelSpeed> ] [ no
burst-overhead | burst-overhead <Gpon::BurstModeOverhead> ] [ no admin-label | admin-label
<Ng2::AdminLabel> ] [ no onu-prov-mode | onu-prov-mode <Gpon::OnuProvMode> ] [ no admin-state |
admin-state <Gpon::ItfAdminStatus> ]
Command Parameters
Table 52.4-1 "Channel Pair Interface Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(chanpair-idx) Format: channel pair index
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Table 52.4-2 "Channel Pair Interface Configuration Command" Command Parameters


Format: value: ""
- char string label of the channel pair port
- length: x<=80
[no] pon-tag Parameter type: <Gpon::PonTag> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0000000000000000"
- Pon Tag - 16 hex characters label of the channel-pair port
- length: x<=16
[no] x-pon-id Parameter type: <Ng2::XPonId> optional parameter with default
- Pon Id - 8 hex characters label of the channelpair port, used
- length: x<=8 when channelpair is in
XGS-mode
[no] max-ranging-onts Parameter type: <Ng2::ChanPairMaxRangingOnts> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 128L
- ranging onts number;if 0 indicates bandwidth calculated by max ranging ont number for
provisioned onts; other value indicates pre-configured onts guaranteed bandwidth cac
- range: [0...128]
[no] tconts-per-frame Parameter type: <Ng2::ChanPairTcontsPerFrame> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 16L
- tcont number to calculate the guaranteed bandwidth. max service tcont number per gtc
Range: XGSPON and XGPON1 [0..64], NGPON2 [0..16] frame
- range: [0...64]
[no] ber-calc-period Parameter type: <Ng2::ChanPairBerPeriod> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 10L
- ber caculate period used to detect determine whether an ber caculate period used to detect
SDi/SFi alarm has occurred for an ONT. default = 10 determine whether an SDi/SFi
- unit: 1/10 sec alarm has occurred for an ONT
- range: [1...864000]
[no] sig-degrade-th Parameter type: <Ng2::ChanPairSdThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 9L
- ber threshold used to detect a signal degrade alarms for the BER threshold used to detect
onts default = 9 Signal Degrade alarms for ONTs
- range: [4...10] on this PON
[no] sig-fail-th Parameter type: <Ng2::ChanPairSfThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 5L
- ber threshold used to detect a signal fail alarms for onts the BER threshold used to detect
default = 5 Signal Fail alarms for ONTs on
- range: [3...8] this PON
[no] wavelength-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::WavelengthProfile> optional parameter with default
( none wavelength profile
| <Gpon::WavelengthProfile>
Possible values:
Field type <Gpon::WavelengthProfile>
- profile index
- range: [0...34]
and software.
[no] channel-speed Parameter type: <Gpon::ChannelSpeed> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "unplanned"
( unplanned channel speed


| 10g-10g
| 10g-2.5g
| 2.5g-2.5g
| 10g-dualrate )
Possible values:
- unplanned : unplanned
- 10g-10g : 10g down / 10g up
- 10g-2.5g : 10g down / 2.5g up
- 2.5g-2.5g : 2.5g down / 2.5 up
- 10g-dualrate : 10g down / dual-rate up
[no] burst-overhead Parameter type: <Gpon::BurstModeOverhead> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "robust"
( robust burst mode overhead
| reduced )
Possible values:
- robust : robust
- reduced : reduced
[no] admin-label Parameter type: <Ng2::AdminLabel> optional parameter with default
- Admin label - 7 hex characters admin label of the channelpair
- length: x<=7 port, used when channelpair is in
TWDM-mode
[no] onu-prov-mode Parameter type: <Gpon::OnuProvMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "semi-auto"
( semi-auto ONU auto provisioning mode
| auto )
Possible values:
- semi-auto : ONU semi-auto provisioning. Template file
needs to be specified in ONT config
- auto : ONU auto provisioning. Template file selection done
automatically based on ONT type
Command Output
Table 52.4-3 "Channel Pair Interface Configuration Command" Display parameters
| down
| testing
| unknown
| dormant
| no-value )
Possible values:
- unknown : unknown


actual-lambda-down Parameter type: <Gpon::ActualDownstreamLambda> the actual lambda used in
- downstream lambda range for a channel-pair downstream
- range: [131000,149000,156000...161000] This element is always shown.

52.5 Channel Pair XGEM Port Performance

Command Description
This command allows the operator to set the PM mode of OLT side XGEM based counters for errored fragments.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure channel-pair interface (chanpair-idx) tc-layer [ no pm-collect | pm-collect <Gpon::OntPmTcaCollect> ]
Command Parameters
Table 52.5-1 "Channel Pair XGEM Port Performance Monitoring Configuration Command"
Resource Parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Table 52.5-2 "Channel Pair XGEM Port Performance Monitoring Configuration Command"
Command Parameters
( none olt-side aggregate TC Layer
| tca-enable )
Possible values:
- none : no pm


52.6 OLT-SIDE TC-layer Performance Monitoring

channel pair
Command Description
OLT-Side TC-layer errored fragments.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure channel-pair interface (chanpair-idx) tc-layer-threshold [ no error-frags-up | error-frags-up

<Gpon::TcaThresholdValue> ]
Command Parameters
Command for channel pair" Resource Parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command for channel pair" Command Parameters
[no] error-frags-up Parameter type: <Gpon::TcaThresholdValue> optional parameter with default
( disabled tca setting for errored gem
| <Gpon::TcaThresholdValue> ) fragments


Possible values:
- range: [0...4294967294,4294967295]


Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable or disable the OLT-side Multicast Port Performance Monitor
collection for the channel pair.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure channel-pair interface (chanpair-idx) mcast-tc-layer [ no pm-collect | pm-collect

Command Parameters
Table 52.7-1 "Multicast TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command for channel pair" Resource
Parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Table 52.7-2 "Multicast TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command for channel pair" Command
Parameters
( enable OLT-side multicast performance
Possible values:

Command Output
Table 52.7-3 "Multicast TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command for channel pair" Display
parameters

52.8 NGPON2 Physical-layer Performance

Monitoring Command for channel pair
Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable or disable the OLT-side NGPON2 Physical Performance Monitor
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure channel-pair interface (chanpair-idx) phy-layer [ no pm-collect | pm-collect <Gpon::PmEnable> ]
Command Parameters
Table 52.8-1 "NGPON2 Physical-layer Performance Monitoring Command for channel pair"
Resource Parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Parameters
( disable OLT-side NGPON2 Physical
Possible values:

Command Output
Display parameters

52.9 NGPON2 Upstream FEC Performance

Monitoring Command for channel pair
Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable or disable the OLT-side NGPON2 upstream FEC Performance
Monitor collection for the channel pair.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure channel-pair interface (chanpair-idx) fec-tc-layer [ no pm-collect | pm-collect <Gpon::PmEnable> ]
Command Parameters
Table 52.9-1 "NGPON2 Upstream FEC Performance Monitoring Command for channel pair"
Resource Parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Parameters
( disable OLT-side upstream FEC
Possible values:

Command Output
Display parameters

52.10 NGPON2 TC-layer Performance Monitoring

Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable or disable the OLT-side NGPON2 TC-layer Performance Monitor
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure channel-pair interface (chanpair-idx) xg-tc-layer [ no pm-collect | pm-collect <Gpon::PmEnable> ]
Command Parameters
Table 52.10-1 "NGPON2 TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command for channel pair" Resource
Parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Table 52.10-2 "NGPON2 TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command for channel pair"
Command Parameters
( disable OLT-side tc-layer performance
| enable ) monitoring
Possible values:

Command Output
Table 52.10-3 "NGPON2 TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command for channel pair" Display
parameters

Command Description
This command is to configure the channel-pair threshold of bytes up or down.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure channel-pair interface (chanpair-idx) troubleshooting
Command Parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number

52.12 Trouble-shooting Interface Configuration

Commands
Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable or disable the extensive trouble-shooting counters.
By default troubleshooting is not enabled on a channelpair.
Note however that this default is not displayed by an info config neither info config detail.
When troubleshooting is enabled on a specific channelpair, info config and info config detail will both report it.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure channel-pair interface (chanpair-idx) troubleshooting ( no enable ) | ( enable )
Command Parameters
Table 52.12-1 "Trouble-shooting Interface Configuration Commands" Resource Parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number

Command Description
This command is to configure the channel-pair threshold of bytes up or down.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure channel-pair interface (chanpair-idx) troubleshooting threshold [ no upstr-bw-thresh | upstr-bw-thresh

<Gpon::TrbstBwThUp> ] [ no downstr-bw-thresh | downstr-bw-thresh <Gpon::TrbstBwThDn> ]
Command Parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Table 52.13-2 "Trouble shooting Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] upstr-bw-thresh Parameter type: <Gpon::TrbstBwThUp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
kbps for upstream traffic,0 is disable average rate threshold in kbps for
- range: [0...4294967295] upstream traffic,0 is disable
[no] downstr-bw-thresh Parameter type: <Gpon::TrbstBwThDn> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
kbps for downstream traffic,0 is disable average rate threshold in kbps for
- range: [0...4294967295] downstream traffic,0 is disable

52.14 Channel Pair Utilization PM Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command configures the channel-pair and ont utilization performance monitoring modes for a channel-pair.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure channel-pair interface (chanpair-idx) utilization [ no chpair-pmcollect | chpair-pmcollect

<Gpon::PonUtilPmTcaCollect> ] [ no ont-pmcollect | ont-pmcollect <Gpon::PonUtilOntPmCollect> ] [ no
ontbulk-pmcollect | ontbulk-pmcollect <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ]
Command Parameters
Table 52.14-1 "Channel Pair Utilization PM Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Table 52.14-2 "Channel Pair Utilization PM Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] chpair-pmcollect Parameter type: <Gpon::PonUtilPmTcaCollect> optional parameter with default
( none channel-pair utilization
| tca-enable
| inherit )
Possible values:
- none : no pm


pon-pmcollect and threshold values
[no] ont-pmcollect Parameter type: <Gpon::PonUtilOntPmCollect> optional parameter with default
( enable channel-pair utilization ont
| disable detailed performance monitoring
| inherit )
Possible values:
ont-pmcollect value
[no] ontbulk-pmcollect Parameter type: <Gpon::OntPmCollect> optional parameter with default
( enable channel-pair utilization ont pm
| disable ) bulk collectable via BFMU
Possible values:

52.15 Channel Pair Utilization TCA Threshold

Command Description
This command configures the utilization TCA threshold parameters for a channel-pair.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure channel-pair interface (chanpair-idx) utilization threshold [ no txmcutilhi | txmcutilhi

<Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no txmcutilmd | txmcutilmd <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no
txmcutillo | txmcutillo <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no txtotutilhi | txtotutilhi
<Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no txtotutilmd | txtotutilmd <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no
txtotutillo | txtotutillo <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no rxtotutilhi | rxtotutilhi
<Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no rxtotutilmd | rxtotutilmd <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no
rxtotutillo | rxtotutillo <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no dbacongperiodhi | dbacongperiodhi
Command Parameters
Table 52.15-1 "Channel Pair Utilization TCA Threshold Configuration Command" Resource
Parameters


- the rack number
- the shelf number
Table 52.15-2 "Channel Pair Utilization TCA Threshold Configuration Command" Command
Parameters
( disabled utilization level (percentage) that
- range: [0...100]
- range: [0...100]
- range: [0...100]
- range: [0...100]


- range: [0...100]
- range: [0...100]
- range: [0...100]
- range: [0...100]
- range: [0...100]
- range: [0...100]
- range: [0...100]


- range: [0...100]
Format: number of dropped frames that
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]
Possible values:


- range: [0...1000000000]
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]
Possible values:


- range: [0...1000000000]
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]
Format: value: "1"
(1 number of contiguous 5-minute
| <Gpon::PonUtilTcaInterval> ) intervals for the non-DBA
- 1 : Initial Default exceeded for tca alarm
Field type <Gpon::PonUtilTcaInterval>
- range: [1...96]
Format: value: "1"
(1 number of contiguous 5-minute
| <Gpon::PonUtilTcaInterval> ) intervals for the DBA congestion
Possible values: thresholds to be exceeded for tca
- 1 : Initial Default alarm
Field type <Gpon::PonUtilTcaInterval>
- range: [1...96]
Format: value: "90"
( 90 DBA congestion threshold as a
| <Gpon::PonUtilTcaCongThreshold> ) percentage of the maximum
Possible values: consumable bandwidth
- range: [0...100]


Commands
Command Description
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure channel-pair interface (chanpair-idx) deact-ont-tca [ no mode | mode <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaMode> ] [

no monitor-interval | monitor-interval <Gpon::DeactOnuInterval> ]
Command Parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number
[no] mode Parameter type: <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaMode> optional parameter with default
( disable Used to specify PON or
| percent Channel-Pair deactivated ONT
| number ) detection mode.
Possible values:
- disable : disable mode
- percent : percentage mode
- number : number mode
[no] monitor-interval Parameter type: <Gpon::DeactOnuInterval> optional parameter with default


Format: value: 30L
- tca interval Used to specify PON or
- unit: second Channel-Pair deactivated ONT
- range: [5...300] detection interval.


Commands
Command Description
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure channel-pair interface (chanpair-idx) deact-ont-tca threshold-percent [ no high | high

<Gpon::DeactOnuTcaPctHigh> ] [ no high-clr | high-clr <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaPctHigh> ] [ no low | low
<Gpon::DeactOnuTcaPctLow> ] [ no low-clr | low-clr <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaPctLow> ]
Command Parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number
[no] high Parameter type: <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaPctHigh> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 90L
percent.
[no] high-clr Parameter type: <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaPctHigh> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 90L


percent.
[no] low Parameter type: <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaPctLow> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 40L
percent.
[no] low-clr Parameter type: <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaPctLow> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 40L
percent.


Commands
Command Description
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure channel-pair interface (chanpair-idx) deact-ont-tca threshold-number [ no high | high

<Gpon::DeactOnuTcaNbrHigh> ] [ no high-clr | high-clr <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaNbrHigh> ] [ no low | low
<Gpon::DeactOnuTcaNbrLow> ] [ no low-clr | low-clr <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaNbrLow> ]
Command Parameters
- the rack number
- the shelf number
[no] high Parameter type: <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaNbrHigh> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 57L
number.
[no] high-clr Parameter type: <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaNbrHigh> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 57L


number.
[no] low Parameter type: <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaNbrLow> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 25L
number.
[no] low-clr Parameter type: <Gpon::DeactOnuTcaNbrLow> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 25L
number.

52.19 Trouble-Shooting threshold Configuration

Commands
Command Description
This command is to configure the ethernet traffic tca detect interval
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure channel-pair troubleshooting [ no bw-meter-interval | bw-meter-interval <Gpon::TcaDetectIntval> ]
Command Parameters
Table 52.19-2 "Trouble-Shooting threshold Configuration Commands" Command Parameters
[no] bw-meter-interval Parameter type: <Gpon::TcaDetectIntval> optional parameter with default
- ethernet traffic tca detect interval for pon in second ethernet traffic tca detect interval
- range: [60...86400] for channel pair in second

53- Tr069 Server Management Configuration
Commands
53.1 Tr069 Server Management Configuration Command 53-1169

Tree
53.2 ONT Tr069 Configuration Command 53-1170

53 Tr069 Server Management Configuration Commands
53.1 Tr069 Server Management Configuration

Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Tr069 Server Management Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----tr069serv
----[no] ont
- (uni-idx)
- [no] securi-prof
- [no] vlan
- [no] pbit
- [no] admin-state

53.2 ONT Tr069 Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to set ONT Tr069 provisioning data.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure tr069serv ( no ont (uni-idx) ) | ( ont (uni-idx) [ no securi-prof | securi-prof

<Gpon::SecureUriProfilePointer> ] [ no vlan | vlan <Gpon::Tr069VlanId> ] [ no pbit | pbit <Gpon::Pbit> ] [ no
admin-state | admin-state <Gpon::AdminStatus> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 53.2-1 "ONT Tr069 Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Possible values:
Table 53.2-2 "ONT Tr069 Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] securi-prof Parameter type: <Gpon::SecureUriProfilePointer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
( none Tr069 server security profile
| <Gpon::SecureUriProfilePointer> pointer
Possible values:
Field type <Gpon::SecureUriProfilePointer>
- profile index
- range: [0...50]
and software.
[no] vlan Parameter type: <Gpon::Tr069VlanId> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 4097
- vlan id for tr069 server vlan id for tr069 server
- range: [1...4093,4097]
[no] pbit Parameter type: <Gpon::Pbit> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0
- gpon pbit p-bit value for tr069 server
- range: [0...7]
[no] admin-state Parameter type: <Gpon::AdminStatus> optional parameter with default
( down administrative status of the
| up ) interface
Possible values:

54- Snmp Agent Management Configuration
Commands
54.1 Snmp Agent Management Configuration Command 54-1173

Tree

54 Snmp Agent Management Configuration Commands
54.1 Snmp Agent Management Configuration

Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Snmp Agent Management Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----snmp-agent

55- System Level Generic Pon Config Commands
55.1 System Level Generic Pon Config Command Tree 55-1175

55.2 Generic PON Data Path Integrity Threshold command 55-1177
55.3 Generic PON Utilization PM Mode Configuration 55-1178
Command
55.4 Generic PON Utilization TCA Threshold Configuration 55-1179
Command
55.5 System ONT Configuration Command 55-1185
55.6 Power Shedding Profile Configuration Command 55-1187
55.7 OLT GIS info Configuration Command 55-1189
55.8 System PONLOS Alarm Re-define Switch 55-1191
55.9 System PONLOS Alarm Re-define Switch 55-1192

55 System Level Generic Pon Config Commands
55.1 System Level Generic Pon Config Command

Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "System Level Generic Pon Config Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----generic-pon
- dpinteg-threshold
----utilization
- [no] pon-pmcollect
----threshold
- [no] txmcutilhi
- [no] txmcutilmd
- [no] txmcutillo
- [no] txtotutilhi
- [no] txtotutilmd
- [no] txtotutillo
- [no] rxtotutilhi
- [no] rxtotutilmd
- [no] rxtotutillo
- [no] numtcint
- [no] numtcintdba
----ont
- [no] slid-mode
- [no] sn-bundle-timer
- [no] sw-ver-mis-block
- [no] sn-autounlock
- [no] plm-alm-persist
----[no] power-shed-prof
- (profile-idx)

- profile-name
- [no] restore-time
- [no] data-class-time
- [no] voice-class-time
- [no] video-class-time
- [no] dsl-class-time
- [no] ces-class-time
----gis-info
- [no] longitude
- [no] latitude
- [no] elevation
- [no] horizontal-error
- [no] altitude-error
- [no] area-code
- [no] timestamp
- [no] gis-digest
- [no] gis-check
----alarmflag
- [no] ponlos-alarm-ctrl
----ponlos
- [no] grouping
- [no] dgi-alarm
- [no] threshold

55.2 Generic PON Data Path Integrity Threshold

command
Command Description
This command configures the PON/Channel-pair Data Path Integrity Threshold
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure generic-pon dpinteg-threshold <Gpon::dpintegThreshold>
Command Parameters
Table 55.2-2 "Generic PON Data Path Integrity Threshold command" Command Parameters
dpinteg-threshold Parameter type: <Gpon::dpintegThreshold> optional parameter
Format: configure data-path integrity
- Datapath Integrity Threshold threshold value for gpon/ngpon2
- range: [0...100]

55.3 Generic PON Utilization PM Mode

Command Description
This command configures the generic PON (system-wide) utilization performance monitoring modes for PONs and
channel-pairs.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure generic-pon utilization [ no pon-pmcollect | pon-pmcollect <Gpon::OntPmTcaCollect> ] [ no

ont-pmcollect | ont-pmcollect <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ]
Command Parameters
Table 55.3-2 "Generic PON Utilization PM Mode Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] pon-pmcollect Parameter type: <Gpon::OntPmTcaCollect> optional parameter with default
( none system-wide PON / channel-pair
| pm-enable utilization performance
| tca-enable ) monitoring
Possible values:
- none : no pm
[no] ont-pmcollect Parameter type: <Gpon::OntPmCollect> optional parameter with default
( enable system-wide utilization ONT
| disable ) detailed performance monitoring
Possible values:

55.4 Generic PON Utilization TCA Threshold

Command Description
This command configures the generic PON (system-wide) utilization TCA threshold parameters for PONs and
channel-pairs.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure generic-pon utilization threshold [ no txmcutilhi | txmcutilhi <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [

no txmcutilmd | txmcutilmd <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no txmcutillo | txmcutillo
<Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no txtotutilhi | txtotutilhi <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no
txtotutilmd | txtotutilmd <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no txtotutillo | txtotutillo
<Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no rxtotutilhi | rxtotutilhi <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no
rxtotutilmd | rxtotutilmd <Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no rxtotutillo | rxtotutillo
<Gpon::PonUtilTcaThresholdPercent> ] [ no dbacongperiodhi | dbacongperiodhi
Command Parameters
Table 55.4-2 "Generic PON Utilization TCA Threshold Configuration Command" Command
Parameters


- range: [0...100]
- range: [0...100]
- range: [0...100]
- range: [0...100]
- range: [0...100]
- range: [0...100]


- range: [0...100]
- range: [0...100]
- range: [0...100]
- range: [0...100]
- range: [0...100]
- range: [0...100]
Possible values:


- range: [0...1000000000]
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]


Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]
Format: Dropped frames that will result in
( disabled declaration of
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]
Possible values:
- range: [0...1000000000]


Format: value: "1"
| <Gpon::PonUtilTcaInterval> ) intervals for the non-DBA PON
- range: [1...96]
Format: value: "1"
| <Gpon::PonUtilTcaInterval> ) intervals for the DBA PON
Possible values: congestion thresholds to be
- range: [1...96]
Format: value: "90"
( 90 Configured DBA congestion
| <Gpon::PonUtilTcaCongThreshold> ) threshold as a percentage of the
Possible values: maximum consumable bandwidth
- range: [0...100]

55.5 System ONT Configuration Command
Command Description
This command is to configure the system wide ONT related parameters.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure generic-pon ont [ no slid-mode | slid-mode <Gpon::SlidMode> ] [ no sn-bundle-timer | sn-bundle-timer

<Gpon::SnBundleTimer> ] [ no sw-ver-mis-block | sw-ver-mis-block <Gpon::SwVerMisBlock> ] [ no
sn-autounlock | sn-autounlock <Gpon::OntAuthMode> ] [ no plm-alm-persist | plm-alm-persist
<Gpon::PlmAlmPersist> ]
Command Parameters
Table 55.5-2 "System ONT Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] slid-mode Parameter type: <Gpon::SlidMode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "ascii"
( ascii display interpretation for
| hexa-dec ) gpon/ngpon2 subscriber location
Possible values: id
- ascii : ascii interpretation for subscriber location
- hexa-dec : hexadecimal mode interpretation for subscriber
location
[no] sn-bundle-timer Parameter type: <Gpon::SnBundleTimer> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 24L
- the system timer for auto bundling sn the system timer for bundling sn
- unit: hour with loid/slid when gpon/ngpon2
- range: [1...72] ont is in auto-bundle mode
[no] sw-ver-mis-block Parameter type: <Gpon::SwVerMisBlock> optional parameter with default
( enable the control behavior of user
| disable ) traffic block when for
Possible values: gpon/ngpon2 ont version
- enable : block the user traffic when ont version mismatch mismatch
- disable : do not block the user traffic when ont version
mismatch
[no] sn-autounlock Parameter type: <Gpon::OntAuthMode> optional parameter with default
( disable unlock ONT automatically after
| enable ) ONT authenticated


Possible values:
- disable : disable unlock ONT automatically after ONT
authenticated
- enable : enable unlock ONT automatically after ONT
authenticated
[no] plm-alm-persist Parameter type: <Gpon::PlmAlmPersist> optional parameter with default
( disable ont ploam alarms persistency
| enable ) mode configuration
Possible values:
- disable : disable ONT PLOAM Alarm Persistency
- enable : enable ONT PLOAM Alarm Persistency

55.6 Power Shedding Profile Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the Power Shedding Profiles for gpon and ngpon2
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure generic-pon ( no power-shed-prof (profile-idx) ) | ( power-shed-prof (profile-idx) profile-name

<AsamProfileName> [ no restore-time | restore-time <Gpon::RestoreTime> ] [ no data-class-time | data-class-time
<Gpon::DataClassTime> ] [ no voice-class-time | voice-class-time <Gpon::VoiceClassTime> ] [ no
video-class-time | video-class-time <Gpon::VideoClassTime> ] [ no dsl-class-time | dsl-class-time
<Gpon::DslClassTime> ] [ no ces-class-time | ces-class-time <Gpon::CesClassTime> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 55.6-1 "Power Shedding Profile Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- profile index
- range: [1...50]
Table 55.6-2 "Power Shedding Profile Configuration Command" Command Parameters
- length: 1<=x<=32
[no] restore-time Parameter type: <Gpon::RestoreTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
resetting timers to zero after a full
power restore
[no] data-class-time Parameter type: <Gpon::DataClassTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L


shedding power for data uni
classes.
[no] voice-class-time Parameter type: <Gpon::VoiceClassTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
shedding power for voice uni
classes.
[no] video-class-time Parameter type: <Gpon::VideoClassTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
shedding power for the video ani
class.
[no] dsl-class-time Parameter type: <Gpon::DslClassTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
shedding power for dsl uni
classes.
[no] ces-class-time Parameter type: <Gpon::CesClassTime> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
shedding power for ces uni
classes.
Command Output
Table 55.6-3 "Power Shedding Profile Configuration Command" Display parameters
scope Parameter type: <Gpon::Scope> scope of the profile
( local This element is always shown.
| network )
Possible values:

55.7 OLT GIS info Configuration Command
Command Description
This command configures the OLT GIS info.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure generic-pon gis-info [ no longitude | longitude <Gpon::OltLongitude> ] [ no latitude | latitude

<Gpon::OltLatitude> ] [ no elevation | elevation <Gpon::OltElevation> ] [ no horizontal-error | horizontal-error
<Gpon::OltHrzErr> ] [ no altitude-error | altitude-error <Gpon::OltAltErr> ] [ no area-code | area-code
<Gpon::OltAreaCode> ] [ no timestamp | timestamp <Gpon::OltTimestamp> ] [ no gis-digest | gis-digest
<Gpon::OltGisDigest> ] [ no gis-check | gis-check <Gpon::OltGisCheck> ]
Command Parameters
Table 55.7-2 "OLT GIS info Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] longitude Parameter type: <Gpon::OltLongitude> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0.00000"
- longitude of the GIS info longitude of GIS info
- unit: degree
- range: [-180.00000...180.00000]
[no] latitude Parameter type: <Gpon::OltLatitude> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0.00000"
- latitude of the GIS info latitude of GIS info
- unit: degree
- range: [-90.00000...90.00000]
[no] elevation Parameter type: <Gpon::OltElevation> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- latitude of the GIS info elevation of GIS info
- unit: meter
- range: [-32768...32767]
[no] horizontal-error Parameter type: <Gpon::OltHrzErr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- horizontal error of the GIS info horizontal error of GIS info
- unit: meter
- range: [0...65535]
[no] altitude-error Parameter type: <Gpon::OltAltErr> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- altitude error of the GIS info altitude error of GIS info
- unit: meter


- range: [0...65535]
[no] area-code Parameter type: <Gpon::OltAreaCode> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "000000000000"
- altitude error of the GIS info - 12 Decimal charaters area code of GIS info
- length: 12
[no] timestamp Parameter type: <Gpon::OltTimestamp> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0"
- the seconds eclapsed since 1970-01-01:00:00:00 timestamp of GIS info
- unit: Seconds
- range: [0...4294967295]
[no] gis-digest Parameter type: <Gpon::OltGisDigest> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "0000000000000000"
- digest of the GIS info - 16 hex characters GIS digest of GIS info
- length: 16
[no] gis-check Parameter type: <Gpon::OltGisCheck> optional parameter with default
- check of the GIS info - 4 hex characters GIS digest of GIS info
- length: 4

55.8 System PONLOS Alarm Re-define Switch
Command Description
This command configures PONLOS (system-wide) alarm redefine switch for PONs and channel-pairs.
if disable, "PONLOS" means original Loss of Signal; if disable, "PONLOS" will be redefined for trunk fiber broken
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure generic-pon alarmflag [ no ponlos-alarm-ctrl | ponlos-alarm-ctrl <Gpon::Alarmflag> ]
Command Parameters
Table 55.8-2 "System PONLOS Alarm Re-define Switch" Command Parameters
[no] ponlos-alarm-ctrl Parameter type: <Gpon::Alarmflag> optional parameter with default
( enable if disable, PONLOS means
| disable ) original Loss of Signal; if enable,
Possible values: PONLOS will be redefined for
- enable : enable means trunk Fibler cutfoff alarm trunk fiber broken
- disable : disable means PONLOS alarm

55.9 System PONLOS Alarm Re-define Switch
Command Description
This command configures PONLOS (system-wide) alarm redefine switch for PONs and channel-pairs.
if disable, "PONLOS" means original Loss of Signal; if disable, "PONLOS" will be redefined for trunk fiber broken
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure generic-pon ponlos [ no grouping | grouping <Gpon::ponlosGrouping> ] [ no dgi-alarm | dgi-alarm

<Gpon::dgiAlarm> ] [ no threshold | threshold <Gpon::ponlosThreshold> ]
Command Parameters
Table 55.9-2 "System PONLOS Alarm Re-define Switch" Command Parameters
[no] grouping Parameter type: <Gpon::ponlosGrouping> optional parameter with default
( enable indicate whether need group
| disable ) PONLOS alarms of ports under
Possible values: the same MPM into one
- enable : group PONLOS alarms of ports under the same
MPM into one
- disable : not group PONLOS alarms of ports under the
same MPM into one
[no] dgi-alarm Parameter type: <Gpon::dgiAlarm> optional parameter with default
( enable indicate whether need raise
| disable ) PONLOS with Dying Gasp alarm
Possible values:
- enable : raise PONLOS with Dying Gasp alarm
- disable : not raise PONLOS with Dying Gasp alarm
[no] threshold Parameter type: <Gpon::ponlosThreshold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 0L
- ponlos threshold percentage configure the threshold for the
- range: [0...100] percentage of previously active
ONUs that have a Dying Gasp
alarm on a PONLOS event before
the PONLOS alarm is replaced
with the PONLOS with dying
gasp alarm


56- CLI Alias Configuration Command
56.1 CLI Alias Configuration Command Tree 56-1195

56.2 CLI Alias Configuration Command 56-1196

56 CLI Alias Configuration Command
56.1 CLI Alias Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "CLI Alias Configuration Command".
Command Tree
----configure
----[no] alias
- (name)
- (value)

56 CLI Alias Configuration Command
56.2 CLI Alias Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure CLI alias commands for the system.
Alias names may not match any of the reserved cli node keywords. Alias names may not contain whitespace or
chars '?' or '#'. Alias names may not match an existing alias value.
Alias values may not contain chars '?' or '#'. '\n' or '\r' are disallowed unless they are used within literal string
parameters. An alias value may not match an existing alias name.
Cli command parameters entered as part of the alias value will not be validated until the alias is executed.
The order of the displayed alias commands when executing the 'info configure alias' command does not persist
after an NT switchover or reset.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure alias (name) (value)
Command Parameters
Table 56.2-1 "CLI Alias Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: alias name
- alias name for the command
- range: [a-z0-9]
- length: 2<=x<=8
Table 56.2-2 "CLI Alias Configuration Command" Command Parameters
(value) Format: mandatory parameter
- command string for alias command string for alias
- length: 2<=x<=128

57- LLDPMed Configuration Commands
57.1 LLDPMed Configuration Command Tree 57-1198

57.2 LLDPMed Configuration Command 57-1199
57.3 LLDP port configuration 57-1200
57.4 LLDP MED Local Media Policy configuration 57-1203

57 LLDPMed Configuration Commands
57.1 LLDPMed Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "LLDPMed Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----lldp-med
----[no] port
- (port-index)
- [no] adminstatus
- [no] tx-msgtxinterval
- [no] tx-msgtxhold
- [no] tx-reinitdelay
- [no] tx-txcreditmax
- [no] tx-msgfasttx
- [no] tx-txfastinit
----[no] media-policy
- (port-index)
- app-type
- vlan-id
- priority
- dscp
- unknown
- tagged

57.2 LLDPMed Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to specify LLDPMed parameters.
LLDP is specified as IEEE 802.1ab, while MED is specified by TIA-1057.
Currently only port config table and local media policy table are supported.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with lldpmed privileges, and executed by operators with lldpmed
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure lldp-med

57.3 LLDP port configuration
Command Description
LLDP port configuration implemented by private MIB definition which is based on:
http://www.ieee802.org/1/files/public/MIBs/LLDP-V2-MIB-201502160000Z.txt
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure lldp-med ( no port (port-index) ) | ( port (port-index) [ no adminstatus | adminstatus

<LLDP::AdminStatus> ] [ no tx-msgtxinterval | tx-msgtxinterval <LLDP::MsgTxInterval> ] [ no tx-msgtxhold |
tx-msgtxhold <LLDP::MsgTxHold> ] [ no tx-reinitdelay | tx-reinitdelay <LLDP::ReinitDelay> ] [ no
tx-txcreditmax | tx-txcreditmax <LLDP::CreditMax> ] [ no tx-msgfasttx | tx-msgfasttx <LLDP::MsgFastTx> ] [ no
tx-txfastinit | tx-txfastinit <LLDP::MsgTxFastInit> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 57.3-1 "LLDP port configuration" Resource Parameters
(port-index) Format: uni port
( uni : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> /
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- uni : uni
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Possible values:
Table 57.3-2 "LLDP port configuration" Command Parameters
[no] adminstatus Parameter type: <LLDP::AdminStatus> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "tx-and-rx"
( tx-only The administratively desired
| rx-only status of the local LLDP agent.
| tx-and-rx
| disabled )
Possible values:
- tx-only : txOnly
- rx-only : rxOnly
- tx-and-rx : txAndRx
[no] tx-msgtxinterval Parameter type: <LLDP::MsgTxInterval> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 30
- The interval at which LLDP frames are transmitted on The interval at which LLDP
behalf of this LLDP agent. frames are transmitted on behalf
- range: [5...32768] of this LLDP agent.
[no] tx-msgtxhold Parameter type: <LLDP::MsgTxHold> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 4
- The time-to-live value expressed as a multiple of the msg tx hold multiplier
lldpV2MessageTxInterval object.
- range: [2...10]
[no] tx-reinitdelay Parameter type: <LLDP::ReinitDelay> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 2
- the delay (in units of seconds) from when admin status delay (in units of seconds) from
becomes 'disabled' until re-initialization is attempted. port disabled until re-initiated.
- range: [1...10]
[no] tx-txcreditmax Parameter type: <LLDP::CreditMax> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 5
- The maximum number of consecutive LLDPDUs that can The maximum number of
be transmitted at any time. consecutive LLDPDUs that can
- range: [1...100] be transmitted at any time.
[no] tx-msgfasttx Parameter type: <LLDP::MsgFastTx> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 1
- The interval at which LLDP frames are transmitted on tx interval during fast
behalf of this LLDP agent during fast transmission period transmission period
- range: [1...3600]
[no] tx-txfastinit Parameter type: <LLDP::MsgTxFastInit> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 4
- determines the number of transmissions that are made in the number of transmissions that


fast transmission mode. are made in fast transmission
- range: [1...8] mode.

57.4 LLDP MED Local Media Policy configuration
Command Description
The MIB table lldpXMedLocMediaPolicyTable is readonly. To support modification of it, a private copy with
read/write access has been introduced.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure lldp-med ( no media-policy (port-index) app-type <LLDP::AppType> ) | ( media-policy (port-index)

app-type <LLDP::AppType> vlan-id <Eqpt::VlanId> priority <Eqpt::Priority> dscp <Qos::DscpCodepoint>
unknown <LLDP::Boolean> tagged <LLDP::Boolean> )
Command Parameters
Table 57.4-1 "LLDP MED Local Media Policy configuration" Resource Parameters
(port-index) Format: uni port
( uni : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> /
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- uni : uni
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Possible values:
app-type Parameter type: <LLDP::AppType> app type
Format:
( unknown
| voice
| voice-signaling
| guest-voice
| guest-voice-signaling
| softphone-voice
| video-conferencing
| streaming-video
| video-signaling )
Possible values:
- unknown :
- voice :
- voice-signaling :
- guest-voice :
- guest-voice-signaling :
- softphone-voice :
- video-conferencing :
- streaming-video :
- video-signaling :
Table 57.4-2 "LLDP MED Local Media Policy configuration" Command Parameters
vlan-id Parameter type: <Eqpt::VlanId> mandatory parameter
Format: vlan id
- vlan index
- range: [0...4095]
priority Parameter type: <Eqpt::Priority> mandatory parameter
Format: priority
- priority range 0 to 7
- range: [0...7]
dscp Parameter type: <Qos::DscpCodepoint> mandatory parameter
Format: dscp
- range: [0...63]
unknown Parameter type: <LLDP::Boolean> mandatory parameter
Format: unknown
( true
| false )
Possible values:
- true : true
- false : false
tagged Parameter type: <LLDP::Boolean> mandatory parameter


Format: tagged
( true
| false )
Possible values:
- true : true
- false : false

58- Dual-Parenting Configuration Commands
58.1 Dual-Parenting Configuration Command Tree 58-1207

58 Dual-Parenting Configuration Commands
58.1 Dual-Parenting Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Dual-Parenting Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----dual-parenting

59- Dual-Parenting ProtGrp Configuration
Commands
59.1 Dual-Parenting ProtGrp Configuration Command Tree 59-1209

59.2 Dual-Parenting ProtGrp Configuration Command 59-1210

59 Dual-Parenting ProtGrp Configuration Commands
59.1 Dual-Parenting ProtGrp Configuration

Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Dual-Parenting ProtGrp Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----dual-parenting
----[no] protection-group
- (local-port)
- prot-type
- peer-node-name
- protection-group-id
- [no] prot-group-status

59.2 Dual-Parenting ProtGrp Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure dual-parenting protection group. The system will decide which port
of the two becomes active. In case of failure of one port the other port will take over. A forced switchover can also
be triggered manually by the operator.
The port protection group is identified by the first port in the group that is intended to be protected. The following
parameters can be configured for the protection group :
• local-port-index: the local-port-index that will ensure the protection of the first one.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure dual-parenting ( no protection-group (local-port) ) | ( protection-group (local-port) prot-type

<Equipm::DualParentProtGrpType> peer-node-name <Equipm::DualParentProtGrpPeerNodeName>
protection-group-id <Equipm::DualParentProtGrpId> [ [ no ] prot-group-status ] )
Command Parameters
Table 59.2-1 "Dual-Parenting ProtGrp Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(local-port) Format: the local port identifier of the
( pon : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / dual-parenting in the protection
<Eqpt::PonId> group
/ <Eqpt::XPonId>
| mpm : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> /
<Eqpt::ComboPonId> )
Possible values:
- pon : pon-aid
- chpair : chpair-aid
- x-pon : xgs pon
- mpm : mpm-aid
- the rack number


- the shelf number
Field type <Eqpt::ComboPonId>
- the comboPON identifier
Table 59.2-2 "Dual-Parenting ProtGrp Configuration Command" Command Parameters
prot-type Parameter type: <Equipm::DualParentProtGrpType> mandatory parameter
Format: the dual-parenting protection
( primary group pro-type
| secondary )
Possible values:
- primary : primary node
- secondary : secondary node
peer-node-name Parameter type: mandatory parameter
<Equipm::DualParentProtGrpPeerNodeName> the dual-parenting
Format: peer-node-name
- length: 1<=x<=127
protection-group-id Parameter type: <Equipm::DualParentProtGrpId> mandatory parameter
Format: the protecion group id in the
- index of dual-parenting protection group dual-parenting protection group
- range: [1...127]
[no] prot-group-status Parameter type: boolean optional parameter

60- Dual-Parenting local-node Configuration
Commands
60.1 Dual-Parenting local-node Configuration Command 60-1213

Tree
60.2 Dual-Parenting local-node Configuration Command 60-1214

60 Dual-Parenting local-node Configuration Commands
60.1 Dual-Parenting local-node Configuration

Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Dual-Parenting local-node Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----dual-parenting
----[no] local-node
- (node-id)
- node-name
- ip_subnet

60 Dual-Parenting local-node Configuration Commands
60.2 Dual-Parenting local-node Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure a local node . The system will decide which port of the two
becomes active. In case of failure of one port the other port will take over. A forced switchover can also be
triggered manually by the operator.
• local-node-id: the local-node-id that will ensure the protection of the first one.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure dual-parenting ( no local-node (node-id) ) | ( local-node (node-id) node-name

<Equipm::DualParentProtGrpLocalNodeName> ip_subnet <Ip::V4Address> )
Command Parameters
Table 60.2-1 "Dual-Parenting local-node Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(node-id) Format: the config of dual-parenting
- index of node id local-node id
- range: [1...15]
Table 60.2-2 "Dual-Parenting local-node Configuration Command" Command Parameters
node-name Parameter type: mandatory parameter
<Equipm::DualParentProtGrpLocalNodeName> the dual-parenting of
Format: local-node-name
- length: 1<=x<=127
ip_subnet Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> mandatory parameter
Format: the ip_subnet of local-node.must
- IPv4-address config it like:x.x.0.0

61- Dual-Parenting peer-node Configuration
Commands
61.1 Dual-Parenting peer-node Configuration Command 61-1216

Tree
61.2 Dual-Parenting peer-node Configuration Command 61-1217

61 Dual-Parenting peer-node Configuration Commands
61.1 Dual-Parenting peer-node Configuration

Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Dual-Parenting peer-node Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----dual-parenting
----[no] peer-node
- (node-id)
- node-name
- sync-vlan

61 Dual-Parenting peer-node Configuration Commands
61.2 Dual-Parenting peer-node Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure peer node. The system will decide which port of the two becomes
active. In case of failure of one port the other port will take over. A forced switchover can also be triggered
manually by the operator.
• peer-node-id: the peer-node-id that will ensure the protection of the first one.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure dual-parenting ( no peer-node (node-id) ) | ( peer-node (node-id) node-name

<Equipm::DualParentProtGrpPeerNodeName> sync-vlan <Eqpt::SyncVlanId> )
Command Parameters
Table 61.2-1 "Dual-Parenting peer-node Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(node-id) Format: the config of dual-parenting
- index of node id peer-node id
- range: [1...15]
Table 61.2-2 "Dual-Parenting peer-node Configuration Command" Command Parameters
node-name Parameter type: mandatory parameter
<Equipm::DualParentProtGrpPeerNodeName> the dual-parenting of peer-node
Format: name
- length: 1<=x<=127
sync-vlan Parameter type: <Eqpt::SyncVlanId> mandatory parameter
Format: the sync-vlan-id for
- Sync vlan index dual-parenting typeb
- range: [2...4093]

62- Interface Management Configuration
Commands
62.1 Interface Management Configuration Command Tree 62-1219

62.2 TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command 62-1220

62.1 Interface Management Configuration

Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Interface Management Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----tc-layer
----ont-side
- (ont-idx)
- [no] pm-collect

62.2 TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to enable or disable the ONT-side Gem Port Performance Monitor collection
for the ONT.
User Level
privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure tc-layer ont-side (ont-idx) [ no pm-collect | pm-collect <Gpon::OntPmCollect> ]
Command Parameters
Table 62.2-1 "TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command" Resource Parameters
( uni:ng2 : <Eqpt::ChannelGroupId> /
| mcast : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId>
/ <Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
| mcast:ng2 : <Eqpt::ChannelGroupId> /
<Eqpt::SubChannelGroupId> / <Eqpt::Ng2OntId> )
Possible values:
- mcast : multicast
- mcast:ng2 : ngpon2 multicast style identification
- uni : uni
- voip : voip
- voip:ng2 : voip
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Possible values:
Table 62.2-2 "TC-layer Performance Monitoring Command" Command Parameters
( enable pm collect enable
| disable )
Possible values:

63- IPv6 Configuration Commands
63.1 IPv6 Configuration Command Tree 63-1223

63.2 ipv6 anti-spoofing Configuration Command 63-1224

63 IPv6 Configuration Commands
63.1 IPv6 Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "IPv6 Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----ipv6-antispoofing
----slot
- (slot)
- [no] bit-len

63 IPv6 Configuration Commands
63.2 ipv6 anti-spoofing Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the bit length of the IPv6 address on which IPv6 anti-spoofing
based.
User Level
The command can be accessed by operators with ip privileges, and executed by operators with ip privileges.
Command Syntax
> configure ipv6-antispoofing slot (slot) [ no bit-len | bit-len <ipv6::bitLength> ]
Command Parameters
Table 63.2-1 "ipv6 anti-spoofing Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(slot) Format: the physical number of the slot
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId>
| <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> )
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Table 63.2-2 "ipv6 anti-spoofing Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] bit-len Parameter type: <ipv6::bitLength> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "64"
- number of bits that is checked during IPv6 address bit length of the IPv6 address on
anti-spoofing. which IPv6 anti-spoofing based
- range: [64,128]

64- Mcast control Configuration Commands
64.1 Mcast control Configuration Command Tree 64-1226

64.2 mcast Channel Configuration Command 64-1228
64.3 IGMP Channel Permission Package Members 64-1233
64.4 IGMP Channel Preview Package Members 64-1236
64.5 mcast System Configuration Command 64-1239
64.6 IGMP System CDR Type Configuration Command 64-1243
64.7 MLD Vlan System Configuration Command 64-1244
64.8 MLD Vlan System Configuration Command 64-1245
64.11 mcast Multicast Vlan Translation Command 64-1248
64.12 Multicast Pon Vlan Translation Command 64-1249
64.13 Multicast Service Context Configuration Command 64-1250
64.14 mcast Package Bitmaps Configuration Command 64-1251

64 Mcast control Configuration Commands
64.1 Mcast control Configuration Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Mcast control Configuration Commands".
Command Tree
----configure
----mcast-control
----[no] channel
- (port)
- [no] perm-pkg-bitmap
- [no] mode
X (cac-disable)
X (ip-anti-spoof-dis)
- [no] igmp-version
- [no] mld-version
- [no] forking
- [no] mc-pbit-value
- [no] mcast-vlan-id
- [no] mc-vlan-xlate
- [no] max-msg-rate
- [no] ip-version
----[no] fullview-packages
- (package)
----[no] preview-packages
- (package)
----system
- [no] src-ip-address
- [no] v6-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] user-mld-version

- [no] netw-mld-version
- [no] forking
- [no] vlan-selection
- [no] disc-lwr-version
- [no] uncfg-mcast-supp
----cdr-type
- [no] periodic
- [no] period
- [no] attempt-max-pview
- [no] attempt-blackout
- [no] attempt-no-perm
----ipv6
----[no] vlan
- (vlan-id)
- netw-mld-version
- [no] mldv2-max-num-rec
----ipv4
----[no] vlan
- (vlan-id)
- netw-igmp-version
----[no] mc-vlan-xlate
- (nwvlan)
- ponvlan
----[no] mc-pon-vlan-xlate
- (pon)
- nwvlan
- ponvlan
----[no] mcast-svc-context
- (name)
----package
- (index)
- [no] name
- [no] template-version

64.2 mcast Channel Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to create and configure the mcast channel parameters.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure mcast-control ( 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 mld-version | mld-version <Igmp::MldUserItfVersion> ] [ no forking | forking
<Igmp::ForkingStatus> ] [ no lt-ont-signaling | lt-ont-signaling <Igmp::ChannelLtOntSignaling> ] [ no
mc-pbit-value | mc-pbit-value <Igmp::McPbitValue> ] [ no mcast-vlan-id | mcast-vlan-id
<Igmp::ProtocolMcastVlan> ] [ no mc-vlan-xlate | mc-vlan-xlate <Igmp::mcVlanXlateAdmin> ] [ no
mcast-svc-context | mcast-svc-context <Igmp::McastSvcCtxtName> ] [ no max-msg-rate | max-msg-rate
<Igmp::ChannelMaxMsgRate> ] [ no ip-version | ip-version <Igmp::ip-version> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 64.2-1 "mcast Channel 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:
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
Table 64.2-2 "mcast 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.The value Max group number this port can
depends on the board type and port type,please refer to the support.The value depends on the


product information document for detail. board type and port type,please
- range: [0...2048] refer to the product information
document for detail.
[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 mode
(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.
- cac : enables bandwidth CAC for conf.
(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
( system-inherited version of the IGMP protocol
|2
|3)
Possible values:
system level
- 2 : IGMPV2 GMQs
- 3 : IGMPV3 GMQs
[no] mld-version Parameter type: <Igmp::MldUserItfVersion> optional parameter with default
( system-inherited version of the MLD protocol
|1
|2)
Possible values:
system level
- 1 : MLDV1 GMQs
- 2 : MLDV2 GMQs
[no] forking Parameter type: <Igmp::ForkingStatus> optional parameter with default
( 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"


| 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] mc-pbit-value Parameter type: <Igmp::McPbitValue> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 8
- default P-bit value to be used by the ONT on the UNI-side default P-bit value to be used by
for downstream multicast traffic towards subscribers the ONT on the UNI-side for
- range: [0...8] downstream multicast traffic
towards subscribers
[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] mc-vlan-xlate Parameter type: <Igmp::mcVlanXlateAdmin> optional parameter with default
( enabled to enable or disable mcast vlan
| disabled ) translation
Possible values:
- enabled : allow mcast vlan translation
- disabled : disallow mcast vlan translation
| default )
Possible values:
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]
[no] ip-version Parameter type: <Igmp::ip-version> optional parameter with default
( ipv4 the protocol the user want to use,
| ipv6 ) IGMP(ipv4) or MLD(ipv6).
Possible values:
- ipv4 : support IGMP
- ipv6 : support MLD

64.3 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 mcast-control channel (port) ( no fullview-packages (package) ) | ( fullview-packages (package) )
Command Parameters
Table 64.3-1 "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:
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
- range: [1...1024]

64.4 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 mcast-control channel (port) ( no preview-packages (package) ) | ( preview-packages (package) )
Command Parameters
Table 64.4-1 "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:
Possible values:
- unstacked vlan id
- service vlan id
- customer vlan id
- range: [1...1024]

64.5 mcast System Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the mcast parameters that are globally applicable to the Node.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure mcast-control system [ no src-ip-address | src-ip-address <Ip::V4Address> ] [ no v6-src-ip-address |

v6-src-ip-address <Igmp::Ipv6LinkLocalAddress> ] [ [ 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 user-mld-version | user-mld-version
<Igmp::igmpSystemMLDGMQToUserSideVersion> ] [ no netw-mld-version | netw-mld-version
<Igmp::MldProcessingAdminStatus> ] [ no v3-max-num-rec | v3-max-num-rec
<Igmp::V3MaxNumRecordsReport> ] [ [ no ] forking ] [ [ no ] lt-ont-signaling ] [ [ no ] vlan-selection ] [ [ no ]
disc-lwr-version ] [ no uncfg-mcast-supp | uncfg-mcast-supp <Igmp::igmpSystemUncfgMcastSupport> ]
Command Parameters
Table 64.5-2 "mcast System Configuration Command" Command Parameters
[no] src-ip-address Parameter type: <Ip::V4Address> optional parameter with default
- IPv4-address source ip addr which is tx in
every mcast IP datagram
[no] v6-src-ip-address Parameter type: <Igmp::Ipv6LinkLocalAddress> optional parameter with default
Format: value: " : : "
- ipv6 link local address source ipv6 address(link local
address) which is tx in every
mcast IP datagram
[no] verify-checksum Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
verification performed on Rx
mcast 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 response time advertised in 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
- interval of repetitions of host's report of grp membership interval of repetitions of host's
- unit: 1/10 sec report of grp membership
- range: [1...255]
[no] start Parameter type: boolean optional parameter
start 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
Possible values:
- 2 : IGMP version2
- 3 : IGMP version3
[no] user-mld-version Parameter type: optional parameter with default
<Igmp::igmpSystemMLDGMQToUserSideVersion> value: "2"
Format: version of the MLD protocol
(1
|2)
Possible values:
- 1 : MLDv1 GMQs
- 2 : MLDv2 GMQs
[no] netw-mld-version Parameter type: <Igmp::MldProcessingAdminStatus> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "2"
(1 version for MLD packet to
Possible values:
- 1 : MLDV1 version1
- 2 : MLDV2 version2
[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 or MLDv2 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
[no] uncfg-mcast-supp Parameter type: <Igmp::igmpSystemUncfgMcastSupport> optional parameter with default
Format: value: "legacy"
( legacy enable un-configured SSM/ASM
| asmandssm ) support for GPON/DSL LT cards
Possible values:
- legacy : enable un-configured SSM and ASM support for
GPON LTs and un-configured ASM support alone for DSL
LTs
- asmandssm : enable unconfigured SSM and ASM support
for GPON and DSL LT cards

64.6 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 mcast-control system cdr-type [ [ no ] periodic ] [ no period | period <Igmp::IntermGenCDRPeriod> ] [

[ no ] attempt-max-pview ] [ [ no ] attempt-blackout ] [ [ no ] attempt-no-perm ]
Command Parameters
Table 64.6-2 "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

64.7 MLD Vlan System Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the MLD parameters on a per Vlan basis.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure mcast-control ipv6

64.8 MLD Vlan System Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure the MLD parameters on a per Vlan basis.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure mcast-control ipv6 ( no vlan (vlan-id) ) | ( vlan (vlan-id) netw-mld-version

<Igmp::VlanMldV2ProcessStatus> [ no mldv2-max-num-rec | mldv2-max-num-rec
<Igmp::MldV2MaxNumRecordReport> ] )
Command Parameters
Table 64.8-1 "MLD Vlan System Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- vlan index
- range: [1...4093]
Table 64.8-2 "MLD Vlan System Configuration Command" Command Parameters
netw-mld-version Parameter type: <Igmp::VlanMldV2ProcessStatus> mandatory parameter
Format: MLD version of the protocol
(1
|2)
Possible values:
- 1 : MLD version1
- 2 : MLD version2
[no] mldv2-max-num-rec Parameter type: <Igmp::MldV2MaxNumRecordReport> optional parameter with default
Format: value: 3
- max num of group records in one MLDv2 report (2 exp N) max num of group records in one
- range: [0...10] MLDv2 report (2 exp N)

Command Description
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure mcast-control ipv4

Command Description
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure mcast-control ipv4 ( 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 64.10-1 "IGMP Vlan System Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
- vlan index
- range: [1...4093]
Table 64.10-2 "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 or MLDv2 max num of group records in one
report (2 exp N) IGMPv3 report (2 exp N)
- range: [0...10]

64.11 mcast Multicast Vlan Translation Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator configure source-pon vlan translation.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure mcast-control ( no mc-vlan-xlate (nwvlan) ) | ( mc-vlan-xlate (nwvlan) ponvlan <Igmp::mcPonVlanId>

)
Command Parameters
Table 64.11-1 "mcast Multicast Vlan Translation Command" Resource Parameters
(nwvlan) Format: identification of the network-side
- the multicast vlan id virtual lan
- range: [2...4093]
Table 64.11-2 "mcast Multicast Vlan Translation Command" Command Parameters
- range: [1...4093]

64.12 Multicast Pon Vlan Translation Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator configure source-pon vlan translation on pon port.
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure mcast-control ( no mc-pon-vlan-xlate (pon) nwvlan <Igmp::mcSrcVlanId> ) | ( mc-pon-vlan-xlate

(pon) nwvlan <Igmp::mcSrcVlanId> ponvlan <Igmp::mcPonVlanId> )
Command Parameters
Table 64.12-1 "Multicast Pon Vlan Translation Command" Resource Parameters
(pon) Format: identification of the pon interface
<Eqpt::PonId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
nwvlan Parameter type: <Igmp::mcSrcVlanId> identification of the network-side
Format: virtual lan
- the multicast vlan id
- range: [2...4093]
Table 64.12-2 "Multicast Pon Vlan Translation Command" Command Parameters
- range: [1...4093]

64.13 Multicast Service Context Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure multicast service context
User Level
Command Syntax
> configure mcast-control ( no mcast-svc-context (name) ) | ( mcast-svc-context (name) )
Command Parameters
Table 64.13-1 "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

64.14 mcast Package Bitmaps Configuration

Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to configure mcast 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 mcast-control package (index) [ no name | name <Igmp::igmpPackageName> ] [ no template-name |

template-name <Igmp::igmpPackageTemplateName> ] [ no template-version | template-version
<Igmp::igmpPackageTemplateVersion> ]
Command Parameters
Table 64.14-1 "mcast Package Bitmaps Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: index of the package
- index of the package
- range: [1...1024]
Table 64.14-2 "mcast 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

65- Equipment Status Commands
65.1 Equipment Status Command Tree 65-1254

65.2 Slot Status Command 65-1255
65.3 Profile Description Command 65-1261
65.4 Shelf Summary Status Command 65-1262
65.5 SFP/XFP Diagnostics Status Command 65-1264
65.6 SFP/XFP Diagnostics Status Command 65-1270
65.7 Sfp RSSI Configuration Command 65-1276
65.8 Board Temperature Status Command 65-1277
65.9 Board Planned Resource Command 65-1279
65.10 Transceiver Inventory Status Command 65-1281
65.11 NE Status Command 65-1288
65.12 Rack Status Command 65-1290
65.13 Shelf Status Command 65-1292
65.14 Power Status Command 65-1296

65 Equipment Status Commands
65.1 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)
----capab-profile
- (profilename)
----shelf-summary
- (shelf)
----diagnostics
----sfp
- (position)
----sfp-threshold
- (position)
----rssiprof
- (index)
----temperature
- (slot)
- sensor-id
----planned-resource
- (slot)
- resource-id
----transceiver-inventory
- (index)
----isam
----rack
- (rack)
----shelf
- (shelf)
----power
- (shelf)

65.2 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: capability 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 Nokia Printed Board Assembly code of the unit.
• inventory-fpba: provides the Nokia 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 65.2-1 "Slot Status Command" Resource Parameters
(slot) Format: the physical slot position
| nt
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt : nt slot
- the rack number


- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 65.2-2 "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
| upgrade-via-sby
| 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 :
- upgrade-via-sby :
- board-shelf-mismatch :
- 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
| ext-managed )
Possible values:
- available :
- in-test :
- failed :
- power-off :
- not-installed :
- offline :
- dependency :
- ext-managed :
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.
- none : no profile name to associate detail mode.
- length: x<=32
capab-profile Parameter type: <Equipm::CapabilityProfile> To display the configured profile
Data driven field type of the board.
Possible values are depending on the actual configuration This element is only shown in
and software. detail mode.
operational-mode Parameter type: <Equipm::OperationalMode> To display the configured profile
( not-set of the board.
| gpon This element is only shown in


| xgs detail mode.
| mpm-gpon-xgs
| dual-gpon
| u-ngpon
| twenty-five-g
| ng-pon2
| mpm-gpon-xgpon )
Possible values:
- not-set : cage mode not-set
- twenty-five-g : cage mode set to 25g
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 Nokia printed board
- printable string assembly code of of the board.
detail mode.
fpba-code Parameter type: <PrintableString> Specifies the Nokia printed board
- printable string assembly code of the board,
which also identifies the boot
software.
detail mode.
fpba-ics Parameter type: <PrintableString> Specifies 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 supported on LTs as well as
- unit: UTC NTs.
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
| timezone_modified
| 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
- timezone_modified : restart reported due to a change in
Time Zone offset
- 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)
restart-cnt-per-lt Parameter type: <Counter> the number of times the board has
- 32 bit counter restarted(applicable for LTs and
Per LT basis, not like Per
slot(lt-restart-num) counter)
detail mode.
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::MultiRackId> / <Eqpt::MultiShelfId> This element is only shown in
| none ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- none : no host lsm location
Field type <Eqpt::MultiRackId>


- the rack number
Field type <Eqpt::MultiShelfId>
- the shelf number
board-40gkr4 Parameter type: <Equipm::board40GKR4> To display the 40GKR4 of the
( inherited board.
| disable This element is only shown in
| enable ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- inherited : enable or disable 40G KR4 of the board is
controlled by system level parameter
- disable : the board should not work in 40GKR4 no matter
the value of system level
- enable : the board should work in 40GKR4 no matter the
value of system level

65.3 Profile Description Command
Command Description
This commands displays the information related to a profile. The following information is shown for each profile:
• profile-id : displays the profile-id associated with a profile name
• description :displays the description of the profile.
• board-type: displays the board type associated with a given profile
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment capab-profile [ (profilename) ]
Command Parameters
Table 65.3-1 "Profile Description Command" Resource Parameters
(profilename) Format: the profile name
and software.
Command Output
Table 65.3-2 "Profile Description Command" Display parameters
profile-id Parameter type: <AsamProfilePointer> The profile id of the
- a pointer to a profile or profile index corresponding profile name.
description Parameter type: <PrintableString> Description of the profile
- printable string This element is always shown.
board-type Parameter type: <Equipm::Profile> Description of the profile
Data driven field type This element is always shown.
and software.

65.4 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 65.4-1 "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 65.4-2 "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.

65.5 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 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:
- "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 "262.00 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
• 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 65.5-1 "SFP/XFP Diagnostics Status Command" Resource Parameters
(position) Format: the physical sfp or xfp cage
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::EqSlotId> / position


Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Possible values:
- sfp : SFP port
- xfp : XFP port
- qsfp : QSFP port
- cfp : CFP4 port
- sfp1 : SFP port 1
- sfp2 : SFP port 2
- xfp1 : XFP port 1
- xfp2 : XFP port 2
- range: [0...2304]
Command Output
Table 65.5-2 "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: <PrintableString> loss of signal
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:
rssi-profile-id Parameter type: <Eqpt::RssiShowProfileIndex> an unique index of the rssi profile
- an unique index value for the rssi profile(1-200 This element is always shown.
user-defined , 65535 - automode )
- range: [1...65535]
rssi-state Parameter type: <Eqpt::RssiState> to enable or disable the rssi
( ( enable | yes ) functionality on sfps for uplink
| ( disable | no ) ) ports
- enable : enable rssi functionality
- yes : enable rssi functionality
- disable : disable rssi functionality
- no : disable rssi functionality

65.6 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 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:
- "No Power" - When no optical power is being transmitted by an sfp.
• 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:
- "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 "262.00 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
• 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
• 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-threshold [ (position) ]
Command Parameters
Table 65.6-1 "SFP/XFP Diagnostics Status Command" Resource Parameters
(position) Format: the physical sfp or xfp cage


Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Possible values:
- sfp : SFP port
- xfp : XFP port
- qsfp : QSFP port
- cfp : CFP4 port
- sfp1 : SFP port 1
- sfp2 : SFP port 2
- xfp1 : XFP port 1
- xfp2 : XFP port 2
- range: [0...2304]
Command Output
Table 65.6-2 "SFP/XFP Diagnostics Status Command" Display parameters
rx-pwr-alm-low Parameter type: <PrintableString> alarm low threshold for Rx power
rx-pwr-alm-high Parameter type: <PrintableString> alarm high threshold for Rx
- printable string power


rx-pwr-warn-low Parameter type: <PrintableString> warn low threshold for Rx power
detail mode.
rx-pwr-warn-high Parameter type: <PrintableString> warn high threshold for Rx power
detail mode.
tx-pwr-alm-low Parameter type: <PrintableString> alarm low threshold for Tx power
tx-pwr-alm-high Parameter type: <PrintableString> alarm high threshold for Tx
tx-pwr-warn-low Parameter type: <PrintableString> warn low threshold for Tx power
detail mode.
tx-pwr-warn-high Parameter type: <PrintableString> warn high threshold for Tx power
detail mode.
temp-alm-low Parameter type: <PrintableString> alarm low threshold for
- printable string temperature
detail mode.
temp-alm-high Parameter type: <PrintableString> alarm high threshold for
detail mode.
temp-warn-low Parameter type: <PrintableString> warn low threshold for
detail mode.
temp-warn-high Parameter type: <PrintableString> warn high threshold for
detail mode.
bias-alm-low Parameter type: <PrintableString> alarm low threshold for bias
detail mode.
bias-alm-high Parameter type: <PrintableString> alarm high threshold for bias
detail mode.
bias-warn-low Parameter type: <PrintableString> warn low threshold for bias
detail mode.
bias-warn-high Parameter type: <PrintableString> warn high threshold for bias
detail mode.
voltage-alm-low Parameter type: <PrintableString> alarm low threshold for Voltage
detail mode.
voltage-alm-high Parameter type: <PrintableString> alarm high threshold for Voltage
detail mode.
voltage-warn-low Parameter type: <PrintableString> warn low threshold for Voltage
detail mode.
voltage-warn-high Parameter type: <PrintableString> warn high threshold for Voltage
detail mode.


erx-alm-low Parameter type: <PrintableString> alarm low threshold for ext Rx
detail mode.
erx-alm-high Parameter type: <PrintableString> alarm high threshold for ext Rx
detail mode.
erx-warn-low Parameter type: <PrintableString> warn low threshold for ext Rx
detail mode.
erx-warn-high Parameter type: <PrintableString> warn high threshold for ext Rx
detail mode.
etx-alm-low Parameter type: <PrintableString> alarm low threshold for ext Tx
detail mode.
etx-alm-high Parameter type: <PrintableString> alarm high threshold for ext Tx
detail mode.
etx-warn-low Parameter type: <PrintableString> warn low threshold for ext Tx
detail mode.
etx-warn-high Parameter type: <PrintableString> warn high threshold for ext Tx
detail mode.
ebias-alm-low Parameter type: <PrintableString> alarm low threshold for ext bias
detail mode.
ebias-alm-high Parameter type: <PrintableString> alarm high threshold for ext bias
detail mode.
ebias-warn-low Parameter type: <PrintableString> warn low threshold for ext bias
detail mode.
ebias-warn-high Parameter type: <PrintableString> warn high threshold for ext bias
detail mode.
etemp-alm-low Parameter type: <PrintableString> alrm low threshold for ext temp
detail mode.
etemp-alm-high Parameter type: <PrintableString> alrm high threshold for ext temp
detail mode.
etemp-warn-low Parameter type: <PrintableString> warn low threshold for ext temp
detail mode.
etemp-warn-high Parameter type: <PrintableString> warn high threshold for ext temp
detail mode.


65.7 Sfp RSSI Configuration Command
Command Description
This command allows the operator to create and configure the RSSI parameters on SFPs.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment rssiprof [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 65.7-1 "Sfp RSSI Configuration Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: an unique index of the rssi profile
- an unique index value for the rssi
profile(1-200:userdefined,65535:automode)
- range: [1...200,65535]
Command Output
Table 65.7-2 "Sfp RSSI Configuration Command" Display parameters
name Parameter type: <Eqpt::DisplayString> A unique profile name
- string to identify the rssi profile This element is always shown.
- length: 1<=x<=16
ref-count Parameter type: <Eqpt::rssiRefCount> rssi profile reference count
- number of entities using this particular profile This element is always shown.
- range: [0...65535]

65.8 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 65.8-1 "Board Temperature Status Command" Resource Parameters
| nt
Possible values:
- lt : lt-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...15]
Command Output
Table 65.8-2 "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";

65.9 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 65.9-1 "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 65.9-2 "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.

65.10 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.
• nokia-part-num - the nokia 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 65.10-1 "Transceiver Inventory Status Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: the physical sfp or xfp cage


Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Possible values:
- sfp : SFP port
- xfp : XFP port
- qsfp : QSFP port
- cfp : CFP4 port
- sfp1 : SFP port 1
- sfp2 : SFP port 2
- xfp1 : XFP port 1
- xfp2 : XFP port 2
- range: [0...2304]
Command Output
Table 65.10-2 "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


nokia-part-num Parameter type: <PrintableString> the nokia part number available
- printable string 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
- printable string available in sfp or xfp eeprom
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
detail mode.
mfg-oui Parameter type: <PrintableString> the manufacturer code available
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
- printable string available in sfp or xfp eeprom
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
| bplusi_onu
| 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_c
| n2a_c
| n2b_c
| 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
| 10gbase_zrcwdm
| 10gbase_zrdwdm
| 1000base_bx20u
| 1000base_bx20d
| n1_i
| n2a_i
| n2b_i
| 100gbase_lr4
| 100gbase_sr4
| 10gbase_bx10u
| 10gbase_bx10d
| 1000base_zrcwdm
| 10gbase_zr
| 10gbase_bx80u
| 10gbase_bx80d
| 1000base_bx80u
| 1000base_bx80d
| 100gbase_er4
| cplusplusi
| 10gbase_t
| 10gbase_bx60u
| 10gbase_bx60d
| 2500base_bx40u


| 2500base_bx40d
| e1-i
| 1000base_ezx
| n2a_cplus_c
| 40gbase_psm4_lr
| 10gbase_ercwdm
| bplus_e
| 10gbase_bx20u
| 10gbase_bx20d
| cplusplusc
| cpluse
| d_i
| e1-c )
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
- bplusi_onu : 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_c : 10G GPON N1 C-temp fiber


- n2a_c : 10G GPON N2A C-temp fiber
- n2b_c : 10G GPON N2B C-temp 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
- 10gbase_zrcwdm : 10G extended-reach single-mode fiber
- 10gbase_zrdwdm : 10G extended-reach single-mode fiber
- 1000base_bx20u : One single-mode fiber ONU, long
wavelength, 20km
- 1000base_bx20d : One single-mode fiber OLT, long
wavelength, 20km
- n1_i : 10G GPON N1 I-temp fiber
- n2a_i : 10G GPON N2A I-temp fiber
- n2b_i : 10G GPON N2B I-temp fiber
- 100gbase_lr4 : 100G long-reach single-mode fiber
- 100gbase_sr4 : 100G short-reach multi-mode fiber
single-mode fiber
single-mode fiber
- 1000base_zrcwdm : 1G extended-reach single-mode fiber
- 10gbase_zr : 10G extended-reach single-mode fiber
single-mode fiber
single-mode fiber
- 1000base_bx80u : 1G extended-reach upstream
single-mode fiber
- 1000base_bx80d : 1G extended-reach downstream
single-mode fiber
- 100gbase_er4 : 100G extended-reach single-mode fiber
- cplusplusi : single-mode fiber
- 10gbase_t : 10G copper twisted-pair cable
single-mode fiber
single-mode fiber
- 2500base_bx40u : 2500M extended-reach upstream
single-mode fiber
- 2500base_bx40d : 2500M extended-reach downstream
single-mode fiber
- e1-i : 10G GPON E1 I-temp fiber
- 1000base_ezx : 1G extended-reach 120km fiber
- n2a_cplus_c : XGPON1 Combo N2a C+ C-temp fiber


- 40gbase_psm4_lr : 40G long-reach parallel single-mode
fiber with four channels
- 10gbase_ercwdm : 10G extended-reach single-mode fiber
- bplus_e : single-mode fiber
single-mode fiber
single-mode fiber
- cplusplusc : single-mode fiber
- cpluse : single-mode fiber
- d_i : single-mode fiber
- e1-c : single-mode fiber
optic-identifier Parameter type: <PrintableString> identifies the optic type that is
- printable string plugged in, sfp, sfp_dd, sfp+, xfp
detail mode.

65.11 NE Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the status of the NE.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment isam
Command Output
Table 65.11-2 "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.

65.12 Rack Status Command
Command Description
This command shows the rack status.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment rack [ (rack) ]
Command Parameters
Table 65.12-1 "Rack Status Command" Resource Parameters
(rack) Format: the rack identifier
<Eqpt::RackId>
- the rack number
Command Output
Table 65.12-2 "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.

65.13 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 65.13-1 "Shelf Status Command" Resource Parameters
(shelf) Format: a shelf identifier: <rack>/<shelf>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 65.13-2 "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
| upgrade-via-sby
| 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 :
- upgrade-via-sby :
- board-shelf-mismatch :
- 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
| ext-managed )
Possible values:
- available :
- in-test :
- failed :
- power-off :
- not-installed :
- offline :
- dependency :
- ext-managed :
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
| no-extended-slots
| no-ntio-slots
| ngpon
| gpon
| ngpon-port-reduced
| gpon-mng-ngpon
| gpon-mng-reduced )
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
- no-extended-slots : no extended slots
- no-ntio-slots : not changeable
- ngpon : use universal ngpon lt (supports NG-PON2,
XGS-PON and XG-PON1 currently)
- gpon : use gpon lt
- ngpon-port-reduced : use ngpon port reduced mode lt
(supports ERPS)
- gpon-mng-ngpon : use gpon managed ngpon management
model
- gpon-mng-reduced : use gpon managed ngpon port
reduced mode lt(supports ERPS)
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
| ext-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
- ext-ethernet : extension 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 Nokia 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

65.14 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 65.14-1 "Power Status Command" Resource Parameters
(shelf) Format: a shelf identifier: <rack>/<shelf>


- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 65.14-2 "Power Status Command" Display parameters
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 )
| ( coaxial | coax ) )
Possible values:
- no-powermgnt : no power management
- no : 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
- ac-dcloc : AC + DC local, failures on DC network
suppressed
- dc-nw : DC network, failures on AC or DC local
suppressed
- dcnw : DC network, failures on AC or DC local suppressed
- dc-nw-and-dc-loc : DC network + DC local, failures on AC
suppressed
- dc-nw-dc-loc : DC network + DC local, failures on AC
suppressed
- dc-local : DC local, failures on DC network or AC
suppressed
- dcloc : DC local, failures on DC network or AC suppressed
- battery-fallback : battery fallback
- bat-fback : battery fallback
- coaxial : coaxial power
- coax : coaxial power
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-configured : not configured
- not-cfg : not configured
- no-data : no data e.g. battery configured but not connected
- charging : charging
- charged : charged
- discharging : discharging

66- ONT Status Commands
66.1 ONT Status Command Tree 66-1300

66.2 ONT Interface Command 66-1303
66.3 ONT Interface Operational Status Command 66-1307
66.4 ONT Card Status Command 66-1313
66.5 ONT Software Control Status Command 66-1316
66.6 ONT Software Version Status Command 66-1317
66.7 ONT Software Download Status Command 66-1318
66.8 ONT Data Store Status Command 66-1322
66.9 ONT Optics Status Command 66-1324
66.10 ONT Optics History Status Command 66-1327
66.11 ONT Power Shedding Status Command 66-1331
66.12 GPON ont Olt-side on-demand Aggregate gem 66-1333
Current-Interval Performance Monitoring Command
66.13 GPON ont Olt-side on-demand aggregate gem 66-1335
Previous-Interval Performance Monitoring Command
66.14 GPON ont Ont-side aggregate gem Current-Interval 66-1337
Performance Monitoring Command
66.15 GPON ont Ont-side Aggregate gem Previous-Interval 66-1339
66.16 GPON ont Olt-side Always-on Aggregate gem 66-1341
Current-Interval Performance Monitoring Command
66.17 GPON Ont Olt-side Always-on Aggregate gem 66-1343
Previous-Interval Performance Monitoring Command
66.18 Multicast TC-layer Current Interval Performance Data 66-1345
Status Command
66.19 Multicast TC-layer Previous Interval Performance 66-1347
Data Status Command
66.20 Fec TC-layer Current Interval Counters Command 66-1349
66.21 Olt-side FEC TC-layer Current Interval Counters 66-1351
Command
66.22 ONT Software Control List Status Command 66-1353
66.23 GPON ont pon aggregate ethernet Current-Interval 66-1355
66.24 GPON ont pon Aggregate ethernet Previous-Interval 66-1357
66.25 GPON ont pon aggregate ethernet total Performance 66-1360
Monitoring Command
66.26 Olt-side Physical-layer Current Interval Counters 66-1362
Command
66.27 XGPON ONT Ont-side tc-layer Current-Interval 66-1364
66.28 XGPON ONT Ont-side tc-layer Previous-Interval 66-1366
66.29 XGPON ONT Olt-side tc-layer Current-Interval 66-1368
66.30 XGPON ONT Olt-side tc-layer Previous-Interval 66-1370
66.31 ONT Utilization Current Interval PM Command 66-1372
66.32 ONT Utilization Previous Interval PM Command 66-1374
66.33 ONT Configure File Download Status Command 66-1376

66.34 ONT Configure File Download Status Command 66-1381
66.35 ONT Config File Download Status Per Channel 66-1382
Group/Sub Channel Group Command
66.36 ONT Index Lookup Command 66-1388
66.37 ONT Gis Info Command 66-1390
66.38 XGPON ONT Olt-side Performance Monitoring 66-1392
Command
66.39 XGPON ONT Previous-Interval Performance 66-1395
Monitoring Command
66.40 GPON ONT Memory Usage Current-Interval 66-1398
66.41 GPON ONT Memory Usage Previous-Interval 66-1400
66.42 GPON ONT CPU Load Current-Interval Performance 66-1402
Monitoring Command
66.43 GPON ONT CPU Load previous-Interval Performance 66-1404
Monitoring Command

66 ONT Status Commands
66.1 ONT Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "ONT Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----equipment
----ont
----interface
- (ont-idx)
----operational-data
- (ont-idx)
----slot
- (ont-slot-idx)
----sw-ctrl
- (sw-ctrl-idx)
----sw-version
- (sw-ver-id)
----sw-download
- (ont-idx)
----data-store
- (ont-idx)
----optics
- (ont-idx)
----optics-history
- (ont-idx)
----pwr-shed
- (ont-idx)
----tc-layer
----olt-side-on-demand
----current-interval
- (ont-idx)
----previous-interval
- (ont-idx)
- interval-num
----ont-side
- (ont-idx)
- (ont-idx)
- interval-num
----olt-side
- (ont-idx)
- (ont-idx)
- interval-num
----mcast-tc-layer
----ont-side
- (ont-idx)

- (ont-idx)
- interval-no
----fec-tc-layer
----ont-side
- (ont-idx)
----olt-side
- (ont-idx)
----sw-ctrl-list
- (sw-ctrl-idx)
----ethernet
- (ont-idx)
- (ont-idx)
- interval-num
----total
- (ont-idx)
----phy-layer
----olt-side
- (ont-idx)
----xg-tc-layer
----ont-side
- (ont-idx)
- (ont-idx)
- interval-no
----olt-side
- (ont-idx)
- (ont-idx)
- interval-no
----utilization
- (ont-idx)
- (ont-idx)
- interval-num
----cfg-download
- (ont-idx)
----ng2-cfg-download
----channel-group
- (channel-group)
- subchannel-group
- ont-id
----index
- (ont-search-string)
----gis
- (ont-idx)
----xg-mgmt
----ont-side
- (ont-idx)

- (ont-idx)
- interval-no
----memory-usage
- (ont-idx)
- (ont-idx)
- interval-num
----cpu-load
- (ont-idx)
- (ont-idx)
- interval-num

66.2 ONT Interface Command
Command Description
This command reports Interface parameters for the ont.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont interface [ (ont-idx) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.2-1 "ONT Interface Command" Resource Parameters
(ont-idx) Format: identification of ont
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 66.2-2 "ONT Interface Command" Display parameters


eqpt-ver-num Parameter type: <Gpon::SwVer> version number of the ont
- ont sw version This element is always shown.
- length: 1<=x<=14
sw-ver-act Parameter type: <Gpon::SwVer> active software version in the ont
- ont sw version This element is always shown.
- length: 1<=x<=14
sw-ver-psv Parameter type: <Gpon::SwVer> passive software version in the
- ont sw version ont
- length: 1<=x<=14 This element is only shown in
detail mode.
vendor-id Parameter type: <Gpon::VendorId> vendor id
- vendor id - 4 ASCII characters This element is only shown in
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9] detail mode.
- length: 4
equip-id Parameter type: <Gpon::EquipId> equipment id
- ont equip Id This element is only shown in
actual-num-slots Parameter type: <Gpon::ActualOntSlotId> actual number of slots on ont
- Gpon Ont Slot This element is always shown.
- range: [0...16]
version-number Parameter type: <Gpon::OntVersion> version number of ont
- the version number of a card This element is always shown.
- length: x<=14
num-tconts Parameter type: <Gpon::Tconts> number of t-conts supported
- tconts This element is only shown in
- range: [0...4095] detail mode.
num-trf-sched Parameter type: <Gpon::TrafficSched> number of traffic schedulers
- traffic schedule supported
- range: [0...255] This element is only shown in
detail mode.
num-prio-queues Parameter type: <Gpon::PrioQueues> number of priority queues
- priority queues supported
- range: [0...4095] This element is only shown in
detail mode.
auto-sw-planned-ver Parameter type: <Gpon::SwVer> planned software of ont
- ont sw version This element is only shown in
- length: 1<=x<=14 detail mode.
auto-sw-download-ver Parameter type: <Gpon::SwVer> download software version of ont
sernum Parameter type: <Gpon::SerNum2> Serial number of ont
<Gpon::VendorIdNum> : <Gpon::SerialNo> This element is always shown.
Field type <Gpon::VendorIdNum>
- vendor id -4 ASCII characters
- length: 4
- length: 8
yp-serial-no Parameter type: <Gpon::YpSerialNumber> Yp Serial number of ont
| <PrintableString> )
Possible values:
- unknown : yp serial number not supported for this ONT
- printable string
oper-spec-ver Parameter type: <Gpon::OperSpecVer> the ctc spec version supported by


( ctc-v2.0 the ont
| unknown This element is only shown in
| <Gpon::OperSpecVer> ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- ctc-v2.0 : ctc version 2.0
- unknown : the version is unknown
Field type <Gpon::OperSpecVer>
- the ctc spec version supported by the ont
- range: [0...256]
act-ont-type Parameter type: <Gpon::ActOntType> the ctc ont type
( sfu This element is only shown in
| hgu detail mode.
| sbu
| cbu
| mdu
| mtu
| unknown
| <Gpon::ActOntType> )
Possible values:
- sfu : the ont type is sfu
- hgu : the ont type is hgu
- sbu : the ont type is sbu
- cbu : the ont type is cbu
- mdu : the ont type is mdu
- mtu : the ont type is mtu
- unknown : the ont type is unknown
Field type <Gpon::ActOntType>
- the ctc ont type
- range: [0...256]
act-txpower-ctrl Parameter type: <Gpon::ActTxPwrCtrl> whether power supply of ONT
( not-supported transmitter can be independently
| tx-only controlled
| tx-rx This element is only shown in
| unknown detail mode.
| <Gpon::ActTxPwrCtrl> )
Possible values:
- not-supported : not supported
- tx-only : only supporting tx control
- tx-rx : tx and rx power supplies can be controlled
independently
- unknown : the power supply ctrl mode is unknown
Field type <Gpon::ActTxPwrCtrl>
- whether power supply of ONT transmitter can be
independently controlled
- range: [0...256]
sn-bundle-status Parameter type: <Gpon::SnBundleStatus> sn with loid/slid bundling status
( idle This element is only shown in
| bundling detail mode.
| bundled )
Possible values:
- idle : the sn currently is not bundled
- bundling : the sn currently is not bundled while
auto-bundle timer has been started
- bundled : the sn currently is bundled
cfgfile1-ver-act Parameter type: <Gpon::CfgFile> active configure file 1 version in
- ont configure file version the ont
- length: 1<=x<=14 This element is always shown.


cfgfile1-ver-psv Parameter type: <Gpon::CfgFile> passive configure file 1 version in
detail mode.
cfgfile2-ver-act Parameter type: <Gpon::CfgFile> active configure file 2 version in
- length: 1<=x<=14 This element is always shown.
cfgfile2-ver-psv Parameter type: <Gpon::CfgFile> passive configure file 2 version in
detail mode.
actual-us-rate Parameter type: <Gpon::ActualUsRate> actual upstream rate.
( This element is always shown.
| 2.5g
| 10g
| 1.25g
| 25g )
Possible values:
- : unknown
- 2.5g : 2.5 GBit/sec
- 10g : 10 GBit/sec
- 1.25g : 1.25 GBit/sec
- 25g : 25 GBit/sec
template-name Parameter type: <Gpon::OnuProvTemplateName> ONT Semi-Auto Provision
- Template name to be used for ONU auto provisioning template name
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9-_] This element is only shown in
auto-prov-status Parameter type: <Gpon::OnuAutoProvStatus> ONT Semi-Auto provisioning
( not-applicable status
| failed This element is only shown in
| success ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- not-applicable : ONU semi-auto provisioning is not
applicable
- failed : ONU semi-auto provisioning failed
- success : ONU semi-auto provisioning is success

66.3 ONT Interface Operational Status Command
Command Description
this command reports current operational parameters for the ont.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont operational-data [ (ont-idx) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.3-1 "ONT Interface Operational Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 66.3-2 "ONT Interface Operational Status Command" Display parameters


loss-of-signal Parameter type: <Gpon::LossOfSignal> loss of signal alarm (los).
( no This element is always shown.
| yes )
Possible values:
- no : no loss of signal
- yes : loss of signal
loss-of-ack Parameter type: <Gpon::LossOfAck> loss of acknowledge alarm (loa).
| yes )
Possible values:
- no : no loss of acknowledgement
- yes : loss of acknowledgement
loss-of-gem Parameter type: <Gpon::LossOfGem> loss of gem channel delineation
( no (lcd).
| yes ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- no : no loss of gem channel delineation
- yes : loss of gem channel delineation
physical-eqpt-err Parameter type: <Gpon::PhysicalEqptErr> physical equiptment error (pee).
( no This element is only shown in
| yes ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- no : no physical equipment error
- yes : physical equipment error
startup-failure Parameter type: <Gpon::StartupFailure> startup failure (suf).
Possible values:
- no : no startup failure
- yes : startup failure
signal-degrade Parameter type: <Gpon::SignalDegrade> signal degrade (sd).
Possible values:
- no : no signal degrade
- yes : signal degrade
ont-disabled Parameter type: <Gpon::OntDisabled> ont disabled (ontdisabled).
| yes )
Possible values:
- no : ont not disabled
- yes : ont disabled
msg-error-msg Parameter type: <Gpon::MsgErrorMsg> message error message (mem).
Possible values:
- no : no message error message
- yes : message error message
inactive Parameter type: <Gpon::Inactive> inactive (inact).
| yes )
Possible values:
- no : active
- yes : inactive
loss-of-frame Parameter type: <Gpon::LossOfFrame> loss of frame (lof).


Possible values:
- no : no loss of frame
- yes : loss of frame
signal-fail Parameter type: <Gpon::SignalFail> signal fail (sf).
Possible values:
- no : no signal failure
- yes : signal failure
dying-gasp Parameter type: <Gpon::DyingGasp> dying gasp (dg).
| yes )
Possible values:
- no : no dying gasp
- yes : dying gasp
deactivate-fail Parameter type: <Gpon::DeactivateFail> deactivate failure (df).
Possible values:
- no : no deactivate failure
- yes : deactivate failure
loss-of-ploam Parameter type: <Gpon::LossOfPloam> loss of ploam(lop).
Possible values:
- no : no loss of ploam
- yes : loss of ploam
drift-of-window Parameter type: <Gpon::DriftOfWindow> drift of window (dow).
Possible values:
- no : no drift of window
- yes : drift of window
remote-defect-ind Parameter type: <Gpon::RemoteDefectInd> remote defect indication (rdi).
Possible values:
- no : no remote defect indication
- yes : remote defect indication
loss-of-key-sync Parameter type: <Gpon::LossOfKeySync> loss of key synchronization
( no (loks).
| yes ) This element is only shown in
- no : no loss of key synchronization
- yes : loss of key synchronization
rogue-ont-disabled Parameter type: <Gpon::RogueOntDis> rogue ont disable (rogueontdis).
Possible values:
- no : no rogue ont disable
- yes : rogue ont disable
diff-reach Parameter type: <Gpon::DiffReach> differential reach capability
( no exceeded (difreach).
- no : differential reach capability not exceeded
- yes : differential reach capability exceeded


ont-olt-distance Parameter type: <Gpon::OntOltDist> estimate of the distance between
( invalid this ont and the olt.
| not-supported This element is always shown.
| <Gpon::DistOntOlt> )
Possible values:
- invalid : valid measurement is currently unattainable for
some reason
- not-supported : the measurement functionality is not
supported by this particular unit.
Field type <Gpon::DistOntOlt>
- estimate of the distance between this ont and the olt
- unit: km
- range: [0...6550,6553.4...6553.5]
tod-sync Parameter type: <Gpon::OntSyncStatus> the ont clock tod synchronized
( no status.
Possible values:
- no : ont Clock not synced to olt
- yes : ont Clock synced to olt
sw-ver-act Parameter type: <Gpon::SwVer> active software version in the ont.
sw-ver-psv Parameter type: <Gpon::SwVer> passive software version in the
- ont sw version ont.
detail mode.
last-restart-reason Parameter type: <Gpon::OntLatestRestartReason> show ont latest restart reason
( unspecified-other This element is always shown.
| software-restart
| hardware-restart
| timer-expiration
| hardware-error
| hardware-auto-restart
| over-temperature
| software-out-of-memory
| software-auto-restart
| user-software-restart
| n/a )
Possible values:
- unspecified-other : Unspecified other
- software-restart : User initiated software restart remotely
by OMCI/PLOAM
- hardware-restart : User initiated hardware restart
- timer-expiration : Self-monitor timer expiration
- hardware-error : Hardware error (bus time-out, misaligned
memory access, etc.)
- hardware-auto-restart : Hardware auto-restart (on-board
voltage monitor auto-restart, etc.)
- over-temperature : Over temperature
- software-out-of-memory: Software out of memory
- software-auto-restart : Software auto-restart (unresolvable
references, critical internal inconsistency)
- user-software-restart : User initiated software restart
locally by CLI/WEB
- n/a : unknown
down-reason Parameter type: <Gpon::OntLastDownReason> down cause of ont form OLT
( loss-of-signal perspective


| loss-of-acknowledge This element is always shown.
| channel-delineation
| equipment-error
| start-up-failure
| signal-degrade
| ont-disabled
| error-message
| ploam-inactive
| loss-of-frame
| signal-failure
| dying-gasp
| deactivate-failure
| loss-of-oam
| drift-of-window
| remote-defect
| loss-of-key-signal
| roque-ont-disabled
| pon-exceeds-diff-reach
| loss-of-omci-channel
| ont-omci-failure
| ont-equipment-failure
| sw-activation-failure
| password-auth-failure
| equipment-mismatch
| invalid-active-version
| upstream-rate-mismatch
| me-mismatch-alarm
| voip-config-error
| ont-temperature-rise
| ont-tuning-failed
| user-software-restart
| admin-down
| pon-down
| not-yet-detected
| lt-reboot
| n/a )
Possible values:
- loss-of-signal : PLOAM Loss Of Signal
- loss-of-acknowledge : PLOAM Loss of Acknowledgement
- channel-delineation : PLOAM Loss of Channel
Delineation
- equipment-error : PLOAM Physical Equipment Error
- start-up-failure : PLOAM Start Up Failure
- signal-degrade : PLOAM Signal Degrade
- ont-disabled : PLOAM Misbehaved ONT Disabled
- error-message : PLOAM Message Error Message
- ploam-inactive : PLOAM Inactive
- loss-of-frame : PLOAM Loss of Frame
- signal-failure : PLOAM Signal Fail
- dying-gasp : PLOAM Dying Gasp
- deactivate-failure : PLOAM Deactivate Failure
- loss-of-oam : PLOAM Loss of Operations,
Administrations and Maintenance
- drift-of-window : PLOAM Drift of Window
- remote-defect : PLOAM Remote Defect Indication
- loss-of-key-signal : PLOAM Loss of Key Signal
- roque-ont-disabled : PLOAM Roque ONT Disabled


- pon-exceeds-diff-reach: PLOAM PON exceeds differential
reach capability
- loss-of-omci-channel : PLOAM Loss of OMCI Channel on
ONT
- ont-omci-failure : ONT OMCI Failure
- ont-equipment-failure : ONT Equipment Failure
- sw-activation-failure : ONT Software Activation Failed
- password-auth-failure : ONT Password Authentication
Failed
- equipment-mismatch : ONT Equipment Mismatch Alarm
- invalid-active-version: ONT Invalid active version
- upstream-rate-mismatch: ONT Planned and active
Upstream Rate Mismatch
- me-mismatch-alarm : ONT ME Mismatch Alarm
- voip-config-error : VOIP Configuration File Error
- ont-temperature-rise : ONT Temperature Rise
- ont-tuning-failed : ONT Tuning Failed
- user-software-restart : User initiated software restart
locally by CLI/WEB
- admin-down : Admin down
- pon-down : Pon down
- not-yet-detected : Not Yet Detected
- lt-reboot : Down by LT - ONT went down due to LT
reboot
- n/a : Unknown

66.4 ONT Card Status Command
Command Description
This command show ont card holder actual information.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont slot [ (ont-slot-idx) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.4-1 "ONT Card Status Command" Resource Parameters
(ont-slot-idx) Format: current operational parameters
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / for the ont
<Eqpt::PonId> / <Eqpt::OntId> / <Gpon::OntSlotId>
<Ng2::OntId> / <Gpon::OntSlotId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- Gpon Ont Slot
- range: [1...14]
Command Output

Table 66.4-2 "ONT Card Status Command" Display parameters

act-num-data-ports Parameter type: <Gpon::OntCardNoOfPorts> the actual number of data ports
- the actual number of ports for the ont card.
act-num-voice-ports Parameter type: <Gpon::OntCardNoOfPotsPorts> the actual number of voice ports
- the actual number of ports for the ont card.
actual-card-type Parameter type: <Gpon::OntCardType> the type of card that is present in
( ethernet_optical the ont.
| ethernet This element is always shown.
| 10_100baset
| pots
| 802_11
| vdsl2pots
| vdsl2
| ethpots
| none
| video
| veip
| ds1/e1
| hpna
| 2488_1244
| moca
| unknown )
Possible values:
- ethernet_optical : Any IEEE 802.3 Gigabit Ethernet optical
IF
- ethernet : 10/100/1000/10000 base-t
- 10_100baset : 10/100 base-t or 10/100/1000 base-t card
- pots : pots card
- 802_11 : 80211 card
- vdsl2pots : vdsl2/pots combo card
- vdsl2 : vdsl2 only card
- ethpots : ethernet/pots combo card
- none : no card is present
- video : video card
- veip : VEIP card
- ds1/e1 : configurable ds1/e1 card
- hpna : hpna card
- 2488_1244 : GPON24881244 card
- moca : moca
- unknown : an unknown card type is present
actual-ont-integ Parameter type: <Gpon::OntInteg> how the interfaces at the ont are
( nonintegrated modeled.
| integrated This element is only shown in
| unknown ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- nonintegrated : non-integrated interfaces (pluggable units)
- integrated : integrated interfaces (no pluggable units)
- unknown : not known
actual-serial-num Parameter type: <Gpon::OntSerial> the least significant 8 characters
- significant 8 characters of the serial number of the serial number of a card that
- length: x<=8 is present in the ont.
actual-version-num Parameter type: <Gpon::OntVersion> the version number of a card that


- the version number of a card is present in the ont.
detail mode.
actual-vendorid Parameter type: <Gpon::OntVendor> the vendor id of a card that is
- the vendor id of a card present in the ont.
detail mode.
actual-cardid Parameter type: <Gpon::OntCardId> the identifier of a card (such as
- the identifier of a card clei code) that is present in the
- length: x<=20 ont.
detail mode.
state Parameter type: <Gpon::OntOperState> operation state of ont.
| disabled )
Possible values:
- enabled : enabled

66.5 ONT Software Control Status Command
Command Description
This command shows an association between an ont hardware version/variant and an ont software version.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont sw-ctrl [ (sw-ctrl-idx) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.5-1 "ONT Software Control Status Command" Resource Parameters
(sw-ctrl-idx) Format: ont software control table index
- ont software control table index
- range: [1...250]
Command Output
Table 66.5-2 "ONT Software Control Status Command" Display parameters
last-update-time Parameter type: <Gpon::OntLastUpdateTime> last update time of ont software
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) control table.
- unit: UTC This element is always shown.
num-ref-onts Parameter type: <Gpon::OntNoOfRefONTs> the number of onts that are
- number of onts that are referencing referencing this ont software
- range: [0...4608] control entry.
pre-plan-swver Parameter type: <Gpon::OntVersion> the previous planned ont software
- the version number of a card version used when
- length: x<=14 swverplan=auto .

66.6 ONT Software Version Status Command
Command Description
This command reports the ont software version files that are currently resident on the nt file system.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont sw-version [ (sw-ver-id) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.6-1 "ONT Software Version Status Command" Resource Parameters
(sw-ver-id) Format: index of software version file
- software version info index
- range: [1...250]
Command Output
Table 66.6-2 "ONT Software Version Status Command" Display parameters
sw-ver Parameter type: <Gpon::OntVersion> ont software version identifier.
- the version number of a card This element is always shown.
- length: x<=14
sw-ver-size Parameter type: <Gpon::OntSwVerSize> this attribute contains the ont
- ont software file size software file size (in bytes).

66.7 ONT Software Download Status Command
Command Description
This command shows individual ont fine-grain status associated with any sw download activity.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont sw-download [ (ont-idx) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.7-1 "ONT Software Download Status Command" Resource Parameters
(ont-idx) Format: current operational parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 66.7-2 "ONT Software Download Status Command" Display parameters


planned Parameter type: <Gpon::notPlnd> ont is not planned.
| yes )
Possible values:
- no : ont is planned
- yes : ont is not planned
inactive Parameter type: <Gpon::inAct> ont is not active.
Possible values:
- no : ont is active
- yes : ont is not active
planned-notok Parameter type: <Gpon::nokPlnd> planned did not equal to active.
Possible values:
- no : planned sw is active
- yes : planned sw is not active
download-notok Parameter type: <Gpon::nokDld> download did not equal to active /
( no passive.
- no : download software is in active or passive
- yes : download software is not active or passive
download-inprogress Parameter type: <Gpon::dldInProg> download activity in progress.
| yes )
Possible values:
- no : download not started
- yes : download started
ntlt-inprogress Parameter type: <Gpon::ntltInProg> ntlt file transfer in progress.
| yes )
Possible values:
- no : ntlt file transfer not in progress
- yes : ntlt file transfer in progress
omci-inprogress Parameter type: <Gpon::omciInProg> omci file transfer in progress.
| yes )
Possible values:
- no : omci file transfer not in progress
- yes : omci file transfer in progress
ontflash-inprogress Parameter type: <Gpon::ontFlashInProg> ont flash in progress.
Possible values:
- no : ont write not in progress
- yes : ont flash in progress
ontswact-inprogress Parameter type: <Gpon::ontSwActInProg> ont software activation is
( no progress.
Possible values:
- no : ont software activation not in progress
- yes : ont software activation in progress
ntlt-failure Parameter type: <Gpon::ntltFailure> ntlt file transfer failure.


Possible values:
- no : ntlt file transfer not failed
- yes : ntlt file transfer failed
omci-failure Parameter type: <Gpon::omciFailure> omci file transfer failure.
Possible values:
- no : omci file transfer not failed
- yes : omci file transfer failed
ontflash-failure Parameter type: <Gpon::ontFlashFail> ont flash write failure.
Possible values:
- no : ont flash writing not failed
- yes : ont flash writing failed
ontswact-failure Parameter type: <Gpon::ontSwActFail> ont software activation failure.
Possible values:
- no : ont software activate not failed
- yes : ont software activate failed
download-file-notfound Parameter type: <Gpon::noDldFile> download file not found.
| yes )
Possible values:
- no : download file found
- yes : download file not found
no-matching-software Parameter type: <Gpon::noMatch> entry match not found in sw ctrl
( no table.
- no : sw entry found in ctrl table
- yes : sw entry not found in table
sw-version-mismatch Parameter type: <Gpon::swVerMisMatch> software version mismatch.
| yes )
Possible values:
- no : sofware version match
- yes : software version mismatch
sw-download-failure Parameter type: <Gpon::swDlFail> software download failed.
| yes )
Possible values:
- no : software download not failed
- yes : software download failed
sw-delayactivate Parameter type: <Gpon::swDelayActivate> software activation delayed.
| yes )
Possible values:
- no : no delay activation pending
- yes : delay activation pending
sw-download-pending Parameter type: <Gpon::downloadPending> sw download activity is pending.
Possible values:
- no : no download activity pending
- yes : download activity pending


66.8 ONT Data Store Status Command
Command Description
This command reports information on the latest ont data dump/save.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont data-store [ (ont-idx) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.8-1 "ONT Data Store Status Command" Resource Parameters
(ont-idx) Format: access identifier for the ont
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 66.8-2 "ONT Data Store Status Command" Display parameters


ont-status Parameter type: <Gpon::OntDataStatus> current status ont data save.
| notsupported
| reported )
Possible values:
- unknown : unknown (olt has not yet communicated with
ont
- notsupported : ont does not support data store feature
- reported : dumpdate and dumptime reported by the ont
last-dump-time Parameter type: <Gpon::OntLastUpdateTime> date of the last data dump/save.
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) This element is always shown.
- unit: UTC

66.9 ONT Optics Status Command
Command Description
This command reports a summary of current optical power levels between the olt and a specific ont.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont optics [ (ont-idx) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.9-1 "ONT Optics Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 66.9-2 "ONT Optics Status Command" Display parameters


rx-signal-level Parameter type: <Gpon::OntOpticalSignalLevel> indicates the current
( unknown measurement of the ont receive
| unsupported optical signal level in dBm .
| <Gpon::OpticalSignalLevel> ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- unknown : olt has not yet communicated with ont
- unsupported : ont does not support the measurement of this
attribute
Field type <Gpon::OpticalSignalLevel>
- ont receive / tranmit optical signal level
- unit: dbm
- range: [-65.536...65.538]
tx-signal-level Parameter type: <Gpon::OntOpticalSignalLevel> indicates the current
( unknown measurement of the ont transmit
| unsupported optical signal level in dBm .
Possible values:
attribute
- unit: dbm
- range: [-65.536...65.538]
ont-temperature Parameter type: <Gpon::OntTemperature> indicates the current temperature
( unknown of the optics module associated
| unsupported with this ont.
| <Gpon::OntTemperature> ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
attribute
Field type <Gpon::OntTemperature>
- temperature of ont optical module
- unit: degree C
- range: [-128...128.004]
ont-voltage Parameter type: <Gpon::OntVoltage> indicates the current voltage of
( unknown the optics module associated with
| unsupported this ont.
| <Gpon::OntVoltage> ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
attribute
Field type <Gpon::OntVoltage>
- power feed voltage of ont optical module
- unit: Volts
- range: [-655.36...655.38]
laser-bias-curr Parameter type: <Gpon::OntLaserBias> indicates the current bias current
( unknown of the laser associated with this
| unsupported ont.
| <Gpon::LaserBias> ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
attribute
Field type <Gpon::LaserBias>


- indicates the bias current of the laser
- unit: uA
- range: [0...131074]
olt-rx-sig-level Parameter type: <Gpon::OntOltRxSignalLevel> indicates the current level of the
( invalid ONT's optical signal(as measured
| unsupported at olt-side)
| <Gpon::OltRxSignalLevel> ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
some reason
- unsupported : measurement functionality is not supported
Field type <Gpon::OltRxSignalLevel>
- measurement of the ont receive optical signal level in dBm
- unit: dbm
- range: [-50...0,6553.4...6553.5]

66.10 ONT Optics History Status Command
Command Description
This command reports the history of optical power levels between the olt and a specific ont.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont optics-history [ (ont-idx) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.10-1 "ONT Optics History Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 66.10-2 "ONT Optics History Status Command" Display parameters


last-update-time Parameter type: <Gpon::OntLastUpdateTime> date of the last data dump/save.
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) This element is always shown.
- unit: UTC
ont-rx-signal-level Parameter type: <Gpon::OntOpticalSignalLevel> indicates the daily measurement
( unknown of the ont receive optical signal
| unsupported level in dBm .
Possible values:
attribute
- unit: dbm
- range: [-65.536...65.538]
ont-tx-signal-level Parameter type: <Gpon::OntOpticalSignalLevel> indicates the daily measurement
( unknown of the ont transmit optical signal
| unsupported level in dBm .
Possible values:
attribute
- unit: dbm
- range: [-65.536...65.538]
ont-temperature Parameter type: <Gpon::OntTemperature> indicates the daily temperature of
( unknown the optics module associated with
| <Gpon::OntTemperature> ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
attribute
Field type <Gpon::OntTemperature>
- temperature of ont optical module
- unit: degree C
- range: [-128...128.004]
ont-voltage Parameter type: <Gpon::OntVoltage> indicates the daily voltage of the
( unknown optics module associated with
| <Gpon::OntVoltage> ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
attribute
Field type <Gpon::OntVoltage>
- power feed voltage of ont optical module
- unit: Volts
- range: [-655.36...655.38]
ont-laser-bias-curr Parameter type: <Gpon::OntLaserBias> indicates the daily bias current of
( unknown the laser associated with this ont.
| unsupported This element is always shown.
| <Gpon::LaserBias> )
Possible values:


attribute
Field type <Gpon::LaserBias>
- indicates the bias current of the laser
- unit: uA
- range: [0...131074]
olt-rx-signal-level Parameter type: <Gpon::OntOltRxSignalLevel> indicates the daily measurement
( invalid of the ont receive optical signal
| unsupported level in dBm.
Possible values:
some reason
- unit: dbm
- range: [-50...0,6553.4...6553.5]
olt-tx-signal-level Parameter type: <Gpon::OntOltTxSignalLevel> indicates the daily measurement
( invalid of the ont transmit optical signal
| unsupported level in dBm.
| <Gpon::OltTxSignalLevel> ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
some reason
Field type <Gpon::OltTxSignalLevel>
- measurement of the ont transmit optical signal level in
dBm
- unit: dbm
- range: [-30...30,6553.4...6553.5]
olt-temperature Parameter type: <Gpon::OntOltTemp> Iindicates the daily temperature
( invalid of the optics module associated
| unsupported with this pon.
| <Gpon::OltTemp> ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
some reason
Field type <Gpon::OltTemp>
- temperature of the optics module
- unit: degree C
- range: [-100...100,655.34...655.35]
olt-voltage Parameter type: <Gpon::OntOltPwrFeedVoltage> indicates the daily voltage of the
( invalid optics module associated with
| unsupported this pon.
| <Gpon::OntOltVoltage> ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
some reason
Field type <Gpon::OntOltVoltage>
- temperature of the optics module
- unit: Volts
- range: [0...20,655.34...655.35]
olt-laser-bias-curr Parameter type: <Gpon::OntOltLaserBias> indicates the daily bias current of
( invalid the laser associated with this pon.


| notsupported This element is always shown.
| <Gpon::OntOltLaserBias> )
Possible values:
some reason
- notsupported : measurement functionality is not supported
Field type <Gpon::OntOltLaserBias>
- bias current of the laser
- unit: mA
- range: [0...500,65534...65535]

66.11 ONT Power Shedding Status Command
Command Description
This command shows the power shedding status information of an ont.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont pwr-shed [ (ont-idx) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.11-1 "ONT Power Shedding Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 66.11-2 "ONT Power Shedding Status Command" Display parameters


ont-status Parameter type: <Gpon::OntPwrStatus> indication of power shedding
( unknown status feature of the ont.
| notsupported This element is always shown.
| supported )
Possible values:
- unknown : unknown (olt has not yet communicated with
ont
- notsupported : ont does not support power shedding feature
- supported : ont supports power shedding status feature and
status is known
data-class Parameter type: <Gpon::DataClass> power shedding of data-class.
( not-in-effect This element is always shown.
| in-effect )
Possible values:
- not-in-effect : power shedding not in effect
- in-effect : power shedding in effect
voice-class Parameter type: <Gpon::VoiceClass> power shedding of voice-class.
| in-effect )
Possible values:
video-class Parameter type: <Gpon::VideoClass> power shedding of video-class.
| in-effect )
Possible values:
dsl-class Parameter type: <Gpon::DslClass> power shedding of dsl-class.
| in-effect )
Possible values:
ces-class Parameter type: <Gpon::CesClass> power shedding of ces-class.
| in-effect )
Possible values:

66.12 GPON ont Olt-side on-demand Aggregate

gem Current-Interval Performance Monitoring
Command
Command Description
This command retrieves OLT-side TC layer (GEM-based) current interval performance monitoring data for the
ONT
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont tc-layer olt-side-on-demand current-interval [ (ont-idx) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.12-1 "GPON ont Olt-side on-demand Aggregate gem Current-Interval Performance
Monitoring Command" Resource Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Command Output
Table 66.12-2 "GPON ont Olt-side on-demand Aggregate gem Current-Interval Performance
Monitoring Command" Display parameters
lost-frags-down Parameter type: <Counter> count of lost gem fragments
- 32 bit counter downstream
lost-frags-up Parameter type: <Counter> count of lost gem fragments
- 32 bit counter upstream
receive-frags Parameter type: <Counter> count of recieve gem fragments
- 32 bit counter This element is always shown.
transmit-frags Parameter type: <Counter> count of transmitted gem
- 32 bit counter fragments
receive-blocks Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of recieve gem blocks
- 64 bit counter,range:[0-9223372036854775808] This element is always shown.
transmit-blocks Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of transmitted gem blocks

66.13 GPON ont Olt-side on-demand aggregate

gem Previous-Interval Performance Monitoring
Command
Command Description
This command retrieves OLT-side TC layer (GEM-based) previous interval performance monitoring data for the
ONT.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont tc-layer olt-side-on-demand previous-interval [ (ont-idx) [ interval-num <Gpon::IntervalNo>
]]
Command Parameters
Table 66.13-1 "GPON ont Olt-side on-demand aggregate gem Previous-Interval Performance
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


interval-num Parameter type: <Gpon::IntervalNo> identifies prev 15min intvls,val 1
Format: as the latest intvl
- a number of a previous interval number
- range: [1...32]
Command Output
Table 66.13-2 "GPON ont Olt-side on-demand aggregate gem Previous-Interval Performance
lost-frags-up Parameter type: <Counter> count of lost gem Fragments

66.14 GPON ont Ont-side aggregate gem

Current-Interval Performance Monitoring
Command
Command Description
This command retrieves ONT-side TC layer (GEM-based) current interval performance monitoring data for the
ONT
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont tc-layer ont-side current-interval [ (ont-idx) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.14-1 "GPON ont Ont-side aggregate gem Current-Interval Performance Monitoring
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Command Output
Table 66.14-2 "GPON ont Ont-side aggregate gem Current-Interval Performance Monitoring
Command" Display parameters
bad-headers Parameter type: <Counter> count of received gem headers
- 32 bit counter that are bad

66.15 GPON ont Ont-side Aggregate gem

Previous-Interval Performance Monitoring
Command
Command Description
This command retrieves ONT-side TC layer (GEM-based) previous interval performance monitoring data for the
ONT
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont tc-layer ont-side previous-interval [ (ont-idx) [ interval-num <Gpon::IntervalNo> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.15-1 "GPON ont Ont-side Aggregate gem Previous-Interval Performance Monitoring
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- range: [1...32]
Command Output
Table 66.15-2 "GPON ont Ont-side Aggregate gem Previous-Interval Performance Monitoring
bad-headers Parameter type: <Counter> count of received gem headers
- 32 bit counter that are bad

66.16 GPON ont Olt-side Always-on Aggregate gem

Command
Command Description
This command reports OLT-side TC layer (GEM-based) current interval performance monitoring data for errored
fragments
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont tc-layer olt-side current-interval [ (ont-idx) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.16-1 "GPON ont Olt-side Always-on Aggregate gem Current-Interval Performance
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Command Output
Table 66.16-2 "GPON ont Olt-side Always-on Aggregate gem Current-Interval Performance
err-frags-up Parameter type: <Counter> a count of errored gem fragments
- 32 bit counter (upstream)

66.17 GPON Ont Olt-side Always-on Aggregate

gem Previous-Interval Performance Monitoring
Command
Command Description
This command reports command reports OLT-side TC layer (GEM-based)previous interval performance
monitoring data for errored fragments for ONT
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont tc-layer olt-side previous-interval [ (ont-idx) [ interval-num <Gpon::IntervalNo> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.17-1 "GPON Ont Olt-side Always-on Aggregate gem Previous-Interval Performance
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- range: [1...32]
Command Output
Table 66.17-2 "GPON Ont Olt-side Always-on Aggregate gem Previous-Interval Performance
err-frags-up Parameter type: <Counter> count of errored gem fragments
- 32 bit counter (upstream)

66.18 Multicast TC-layer Current Interval

Performance Data Status Command
Command Description
This command displays various statistics collected for Multicast ONT TC-layer during the current 15 minute
interval of operation.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont mcast-tc-layer ont-side current-interval [ (ont-idx) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.18-1 "Multicast TC-layer Current Interval Performance Data Status Command" Resource
Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number

Command Output
Table 66.18-2 "Multicast TC-layer Current Interval Performance Data Status Command" Display
parameters
lost-frags-dn Parameter type: <Counter> count of lost gem fragments in
- 32 bit counter downstream direction
receive-frags Parameter type: <Counter> count of received gem fragments
receive-blocks Parameter type: <Counter> count of received gem blocks

66.19 Multicast TC-layer Previous Interval

Command Description
This command displays various statistics collected for Multicast ONT TC-layer over the previous 8 hours of
operations which is broken in to 32 completed 15 minute intervals.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont mcast-tc-layer ont-side previous-interval [ (ont-idx) [ interval-no <Gpon::IntervalNo> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.19-1 "Multicast TC-layer Previous Interval Performance Data Status Command"
Resource Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
interval-no Parameter type: <Gpon::IntervalNo> identifies prev 15min intvls,val 1


- range: [1...32]
Command Output
Table 66.19-2 "Multicast TC-layer Previous Interval Performance Data Status Command" Display
parameters
lost-frags-dn Parameter type: <Counter> count of lost gem fragments in
- 32 bit counter downstream direction
receive-frags Parameter type: <Counter> count of received gem fragments
receive-blocks Parameter type: <Counter> count of received gem blocks

66.20 Fec TC-layer Current Interval Counters

Command
Command Description
This command displays various statistics collected for Fec ONT TC-layer during the current 15 minute interval of
operation.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont fec-tc-layer ont-side current-interval [ (ont-idx) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.20-1 "Fec TC-layer Current Interval Counters Command" Resource Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number

Command Output
Table 66.20-2 "Fec TC-layer Current Interval Counters Command" Display parameters
corrected-bytes Parameter type: <Counter> A count of number of bytes that
- 32 bit counter were corrected by the FEC
function
corrected-code-words Parameter type: <Counter> A count of number of code words
- 32 bit counter that were corrected by the FEC
function.
uncorrected-words Parameter type: <Counter> A count of number of errored
- 32 bit counter code words that could not be
corrected by the FEC function.
total-code-words Parameter type: <Counter> A count of total number of
- 32 bit counter received code words.
fec-seconds Parameter type: <Counter> A count seconds during which
- 32 bit counter there was a forward error
correction anomaly.

66.21 Olt-side FEC TC-layer Current Interval

Counters Command
Command Description
This command displays various statistics collected for olt-side FEC ONT TC-layer during the current 15 minute
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont fec-tc-layer olt-side current-interval [ (ont-idx) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.21-1 "Olt-side FEC TC-layer Current Interval Counters Command" Resource Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number

Command Output
Table 66.21-2 "Olt-side FEC TC-layer Current Interval Counters Command" Display parameters
corrected-bytes Parameter type: <Counter> A count of number of bytes that
- 32 bit counter were corrected by the FEC
function
corrected-code-words Parameter type: <Counter> A count of number of code words
- 32 bit counter that were corrected by the FEC
function.
uncorrected-words Parameter type: <Counter> A count of number of errored
- 32 bit counter code words that could not be
corrected by the FEC function.
total-code-words Parameter type: <Counter> A count of total number of
- 32 bit counter received code words.

66.22 ONT Software Control List Status Command
Command Description
This command shows an list of ONT associated with the given particular ont software control id. Index is
mandatory parameter.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont sw-ctrl-list [ (sw-ctrl-idx) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.22-1 "ONT Software Control List Status Command" Resource Parameters
(sw-ctrl-idx) Format: ont software control table index
- ont software control table index
- range: [1...250]
Command Output
Table 66.22-2 "ONT Software Control List Status Command" Display parameters
ont Parameter type: <Gpon::OntIndex> aid of associated onts.
( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / This element is always shown.
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number



66.23 GPON ont pon aggregate ethernet

Command
Command Description
This command retrieves ONT-side ethernet current interval performance monitoring data for the ONT
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont ethernet current-interval [ (ont-idx) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.23-1 "GPON ont pon aggregate ethernet Current-Interval Performance Monitoring
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Command Output
Table 66.23-2 "GPON ont pon aggregate ethernet Current-Interval Performance Monitoring
eth-errors-down Parameter type: <Counter> count of ethernet errors
eth-errors-up Parameter type: <Counter> count of ethernet errors uptream
eth-frames-down Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> total count of ethernet packets
- 64 bit counter,range:[0-9223372036854775808] downtream
eth-frames-up Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> total count of ethernet packets
- 64 bit counter,range:[0-9223372036854775808] uptream
eth-bytes-down Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of ethernet bytes
eth-bytes-up Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of ethernet bytes uptream
eth-unicast-down Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of ethernet unicast
detail mode.
eth-unicast-up Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of ethernet unicast uptream
- 64 bit counter,range:[0-9223372036854775808] This element is only shown in
detail mode.
eth-multicast-down Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of ethernet multicast
detail mode.
eth-multicast-up Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of ethernet multicast
detail mode.
eth-broadcast-down Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of ethernet broadcast
detail mode.
eth-broadcast-up Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of ethernet broadcast
detail mode.
eth-rate-down Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of ethernet rate downtream
eth-rate-up Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of ethernet rate uptream

66.24 GPON ont pon Aggregate ethernet

Command
Command Description
This command retrieves ONT-side ethernet previous interval performance monitoring data for the ONT
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont ethernet previous-interval [ (ont-idx) [ interval-num <Gpon::IntervalNo> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.24-1 "GPON ont pon Aggregate ethernet Previous-Interval Performance Monitoring
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- range: [1...32]
Command Output
Table 66.24-2 "GPON ont pon Aggregate ethernet Previous-Interval Performance Monitoring
eth-errors-down Parameter type: <Counter> count of ethernet errors
eth-errors-up Parameter type: <Counter> count of ethernet errors upstream
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
eth-rate-down Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of ethernet rate downtream
eth-rate-up Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of ethernet rate uptream


66.25 GPON ont pon aggregate ethernet total

Command Description
This command retrieves ONT-side ethernet total performance monitoring data for the ONT
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont ethernet total [ (ont-idx) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.25-1 "GPON ont pon aggregate ethernet total Performance Monitoring Command"
Resource Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number

Command Output
Table 66.25-2 "GPON ont pon aggregate ethernet total Performance Monitoring Command"
Display parameters
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.
detail mode.

66.26 Olt-side Physical-layer Current Interval

Counters Command
Command Description
This command displays various statistics collected at the ONT for olt-side physical-layer during the current 15
minute interval of operation.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont phy-layer olt-side current-interval [ (ont-idx) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.26-1 "Olt-side Physical-layer Current Interval Counters Command" Resource Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number

Command Output
Table 66.26-2 "Olt-side Physical-layer Current Interval Counters Command" Display parameters
bip32-prot-words Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> A count of total number of BIP32
- 64 bit counter,range:[0-9223372036854775808] words on physical-layer
bip32-bit-errors Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> A count of number of BIP32
- 64 bit counter,range:[0-9223372036854775808] errors on physical-layer

66.27 XGPON ONT Ont-side tc-layer

Command
Command Description
This command retrieves XGPON ONT-side TC layer (GEM-based) current interval performance monitoring data
for the ONT
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont xg-tc-layer ont-side current-interval [ (ont-idx) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.27-1 "XGPON ONT Ont-side tc-layer Current-Interval Performance Monitoring
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Command Output
Table 66.27-2 "XGPON ONT Ont-side tc-layer Current-Interval Performance Monitoring
hec-errs Parameter type: <Counter> count of lost gem fragments
key-errs Parameter type: <Counter> count of lost gem fragments
psb-hec Parameter type: <Counter> This attribute counts HEC errors
- 32 bit counter in any of the fields of the
downstream physical sync block.
xh-tc Parameter type: <Counter> HEC errors detected in the
- 32 bit counter XGTC header.
unknow-prof Parameter type: <Counter> the number of grants received
- 32 bit counter whose specified profile was not
known to the ONU
tr-xgem-frame Parameter type: <Counter> the number of non-idle XGEM
- 32 bit counter frames transmitted
frag-xgem-fram Parameter type: <Counter> counts the number of non-idle
- 32 bit counter XGEM frames transmitted
xgem-lostword Parameter type: <Counter> counts the number of non-idle
- 32 bit counter XGEM frames transmitted

66.28 XGPON ONT Ont-side tc-layer

Command
Command Description
This command retrieves XGPON ONT-side TC layer (GEM-based) previous interval performance monitoring data
for the ONT
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont xg-tc-layer ont-side previous-interval [ (ont-idx) [ interval-no <Gpon::IntervalNo> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.28-1 "XGPON ONT Ont-side tc-layer Previous-Interval Performance Monitoring
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- range: [1...32]
Command Output
Table 66.28-2 "XGPON ONT Ont-side tc-layer Previous-Interval Performance Monitoring
hec-errs Parameter type: <Counter> count of hec errors
key-errs Parameter type: <Counter> count of key errors
psb-hec Parameter type: <Counter> This attribute counts HEC errors
- 32 bit counter in any of the fields of the
downstream physical sync block.
xg-tc Parameter type: <Counter> This attribute counts HEC errors
- 32 bit counter detected in the XGTC header .
unknow-prof Parameter type: <Counter> This attribute counts the number
- 32 bit counter of grants received whose
specified profile was not known
to the ONU.
tr-xgem-frame Parameter type: <Counter> This attribute counts the number
- 32 bit counter of non-idle XGEM frames
transmitted. If an SDU is
fragmented, each fragment is an
XGEM frame and is counted as
such.
frag-xgem-fram Parameter type: <Counter> This attribute counts the number
- 32 bit counter of XGEM frames that represent
fragmented SDUs, as indicated
by the LF bit =0.
xgem-lostword Parameter type: <Counter> This attribute counts the number
- 32 bit counter of four-byte words lost because
of an XGEM frame HEC error. In
general, all XGTC payload
following the error is lost, until
the next PSBd event.

66.29 XGPON ONT Olt-side tc-layer Current-Interval

Command Description
This command retrieves XGPON OLT-side TC layer (GEM-based) current interval performance monitoring data
for the ONT
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont xg-tc-layer olt-side current-interval [ (ont-idx) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.29-1 "XGPON ONT Olt-side tc-layer Current-Interval Performance Monitoring
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number

Command Output
Table 66.29-2 "XGPON ONT Olt-side tc-layer Current-Interval Performance Monitoring
hec-errs Parameter type: <Counter> count of lost gem fragments
key-errs Parameter type: <Counter> count of lost gem fragments
rng-time-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> count of recieve gem fragments

66.30 XGPON ONT Olt-side tc-layer

Command
Command Description
This command retrieves XGPON OLT-side TC layer (GEM-based) previous interval performance monitoring data
for the ONT
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont xg-tc-layer olt-side previous-interval [ (ont-idx) [ interval-no <Gpon::IntervalNo> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.30-1 "XGPON ONT Olt-side tc-layer Previous-Interval Performance Monitoring
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- range: [1...32]
Command Output
Table 66.30-2 "XGPON ONT Olt-side tc-layer Previous-Interval Performance Monitoring
hec-errs Parameter type: <Counter> count of hec errors
key-errs Parameter type: <Counter> count of key errors
rng-time-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> A count of number of ranging
- 32 bit counter time messages that were sent for
this ONT.

66.31 ONT Utilization Current Interval PM

Command
Command Description
This command retrieves ONT utilization current interval performance monitoring data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont utilization current-interval [ (ont-idx) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.31-1 "ONT Utilization Current Interval PM Command" Resource Parameters
(ont-idx) Format: identification of ONT
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output

Table 66.31-2 "ONT Utilization Current Interval PM Command" Display parameters

txucfrm Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of total unicast frames
- 64 bit counter,range:[0-9223372036854775808] transmitted downstream on the
PON or channel-pair for that
ONT
rxucfrm Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of total unicast frames
- 64 bit counter,range:[0-9223372036854775808] transmitted upstream on the PON
or channel-pair for that ONT
txucdropfrm Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of total unicast frames
- 64 bit counter,range:[0-9223372036854775808] dropped on the PON or
channel-pair destined for that
ONT
rxucdropfrm Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of total unicast bytes
channel-pair from that ONT
txucbyte Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of total unicast bytes
ONT
detail mode.
rxucbyte Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of total unicast bytes
detail mode.
txucdropbyte Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of total unicast bytes
ONT
detail mode.
rxucdropbyte Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of total unicast bytes
detail mode.

66.32 ONT Utilization Previous Interval PM

Command
Command Description
This command retrieves ONT utilization previous interval performance monitoring data.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont utilization previous-interval [ (ont-idx) [ interval-num <Gpon::FiveMinIntvlNo> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.32-1 "ONT Utilization Previous Interval PM Command" Resource Parameters
(ont-idx) Format: identification of ONT
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
interval-num Parameter type: <Gpon::FiveMinIntvlNo> identifies prev five-min interval
Format: (1 is the most recent)
- a number of a previous five minute interval number


- range: [1...288]
Command Output
Table 66.32-2 "ONT Utilization Previous Interval PM Command" Display parameters
txucfrm Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of total unicast frames
ONT
rxucfrm Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of total unicast frames
txucdropfrm Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of total unicast frames
ONT
rxucdropfrm Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of total unicast bytes
txucbyte Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of total unicast bytes
ONT
detail mode.
rxucbyte Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of total unicast bytes
detail mode.
txucdropbyte Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of total unicast bytes
ONT
detail mode.
rxucdropbyte Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of total unicast bytes
detail mode.

66.33 ONT Configure File Download Status

Command
Command Description
This command shows individual ont fine-grain status associated with any configure file download activity.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont cfg-download [ (ont-idx) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.33-1 "ONT Configure File Download Status Command" Resource Parameters
(ont-idx) Format: current operational parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output

Table 66.33-2 "ONT Configure File Download Status Command" Display parameters
| yes )
Possible values:
Possible values:
cfg1-planned-notok Parameter type: <Gpon::cfgNokPlnd> planned configure file 1 did not
( no equal to active.
- no : planned configure file is active
- yes : planned configure file is not active
cfg1-dld-notok Parameter type: <Gpon::cfgNokDld> download configure file 1 did not
( no equal to active / passive.
- no : download configure file is in active or passive
- yes : download configure file is not active or passive
cfg1-dld-inprogress Parameter type: <Gpon::dldInProg> configure file 1 download activity
( no in progress.
Possible values:
cfg1-ntlt-inprogress Parameter type: <Gpon::ntltInProg> configure file 1 ntlt file transfer
( no in progress.
Possible values:
cfg1-omci-inprogress Parameter type: <Gpon::omciInProg> configure file 1 omci file transfer
( no in progress.
Possible values:
cfg1-flash-inprogress Parameter type: <Gpon::ontFlashInProg> configure file 1 ont flash in
( no progress.
cfg1-act-inprogress Parameter type: <Gpon::ontCfgActInProg> ont configure file 1 activation is
( no progress.
Possible values:
- no : ont configure file activation not in progress
- yes : ont configure file activation in progress


cfg1-ntlt-failure Parameter type: <Gpon::ntltFailure> configure file 1 ntlt file transfer
( no failure.
cfg1-omci-failure Parameter type: <Gpon::omciFailure> configure file 1 omci file transfer
( no failure.
cfg1-ontflash-failure Parameter type: <Gpon::ontFlashFail> configure file 1 ont flash write
( no failure.
ontcfg1act-failure Parameter type: <Gpon::ontCfgActFail> ont configure file 1 activation
( no failure.
- no : ont configure file activate not failed
- yes : ont configure file activate failed
dld-cfgfile1-notfound Parameter type: <Gpon::noDldFile> download configure file 1 not
( no found.
no-matching-cfgfile1 Parameter type: <Gpon::cfgNoMatch> entry match not found in sw ctrl
( no table.
- no : configure file entry found in ctrl table
- yes : configure file entry not found in table
cfgfile1-mismatch Parameter type: <Gpon::cfgFileMisMatch> configure file 1 mismatch.
Possible values:
- no : configure file match
- yes : configure file mismatch
cfgfile1-dld-failure Parameter type: <Gpon::cfgDlFail> configure file 1 download failed.
Possible values:
- no : configure file download not failed
- yes : configure file download failed
cfgfile1-delayactivate Parameter type: <Gpon::cfgDelayActivate> configure file 1 activation
( no delayed.
cfgfile1-dld-pending Parameter type: <Gpon::downloadPending> configure file 1 download activity
( no is pending.


( no in progress.
Possible values:
( no in progress.
Possible values:
( no in progress.
Possible values:
( no progress.
( no progress.
Possible values:
( no failure.
( no failure.


( no failure.
( no failure.
( no found.
( no table.
Possible values:
Possible values:
( no delayed.
( no is pending.

66.34 ONT Configure File Download Status

Command
Command Description
This command shows individual ngpon2 ont fine-grain status associated with any configure file download activity.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont ng2-cfg-download

66.35 ONT Config File Download Status Per

Channel Group/Sub Channel Group Command
Command Description
show individual ont fine-grain status associated with any config file download activity.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont ng2-cfg-download channel-group [ (channel-group) [ subchannel-group

<Ng2::SubchannelGroupId> ] [ ont-id <Ng2::OntNum> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.35-1 "ONT Config File Download Status Per Channel Group/Sub Channel Group
(channel-group) Format: channel group id
<Ng2::ChannelGroup>
subchannel-group Parameter type: <Ng2::SubchannelGroupId> subchannel group id
Format:
- range: [1...4]
ont-id Parameter type: <Ng2::OntNum> ont id
Format:
- ont id in a subchannel group
- range: [1...256]
Command Output
Table 66.35-2 "ONT Config File Download Status Per Channel Group/Sub Channel Group
ont Parameter type: <Gpon::OntIndex> ont ifindex


<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
| yes )
Possible values:
Possible values:
( no in progress.
Possible values:
( no in progress.
Possible values:


( no in progress.
Possible values:
( no progress.
( no progress.
Possible values:
( no failure.
( no failure.
( no failure.
( no failure.
( no found.
( no table.
Possible values:


Possible values:
( no delayed.
( no is pending.
( no in progress.
Possible values:
( no in progress.
Possible values:
( no in progress.
Possible values:
( no progress.


( no progress.
Possible values:
( no failure.
( no failure.
( no failure.
( no failure.
( no found.
( no table.
Possible values:
Possible values:
( no delayed.


( no is pending.

66.36 ONT Index Lookup Command
Command Description
This command is to look for ONT AID based on the given search string.
Usage: show equipment ont index {search mode : search string}
search mode is the type of search string, only support "sn" at current
search string is used to look for ONT AID, only support serial number at current
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont index [ (ont-search-string) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.36-1 "ONT Index Lookup Command" Resource Parameters
(ont-search-string) Format: gpon ont search string:search
sn : <Gpon::VendorId> : <Gpon::SerialNo> mode and search string
Possible values:
- sn : search ONT AID by SN
Field type <Gpon::VendorId>
- vendor id - 4 ASCII characters
- range: [a-zA-Z0-9]
- length: 4
- length: 8
Command Output
Table 66.36-2 "ONT Index Lookup Command" Display parameters
ont-idx Parameter type: <Gpon::OntIndex> identification of ont
<Ng2::OntId> )


Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number

66.37 ONT Gis Info Command
Command Description
This command reports the GIS info of the ONT.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont gis [ (ont-idx) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.37-1 "ONT Gis Info Command" Resource Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
Table 66.37-2 "ONT Gis Info Command" Display parameters


longitude Parameter type: <Gpon::OltLongitude> indicates the gis longitude of the
- longitude of the GIS info ont.
- unit: degree This element is always shown.
- range: [-180.00000...180.00000]
latitude Parameter type: <Gpon::OltLatitude> indicates the gis latitude of the
- latitude of the GIS info ont.
- unit: degree This element is always shown.
- range: [-90.00000...90.00000]
elevation Parameter type: <Gpon::OltElevation> indicates the gis latitude of the
- latitude of the GIS info ont.
- unit: meter This element is always shown.
- range: [-32768...32767]
horizontal-error Parameter type: <Gpon::OltHrzErr> indicates the gis horizontal error
- horizontal error of the GIS info of the ont.
- range: [0...65535]
altitude-error Parameter type: <Gpon::OltAltErr> indicates the gis altitude error of
- altitude error of the GIS info the ont.
- range: [0...65535]
area-code Parameter type: <Gpon::OltAreaCode> indicates the gis area code of the
- altitude error of the GIS info - 12 Decimal charaters ont.
- length: 12 This element is always shown.
timestamp Parameter type: <Gpon::OltTimestamp> indicates the gis timestamp of the
- the seconds eclapsed since 1970-01-01:00:00:00 ont.
- unit: Seconds This element is always shown.
- range: [0...4294967295]
gis-digest Parameter type: <Gpon::OltGisDigest> indicates the gis digest of the ont.
- digest of the GIS info - 16 hex characters This element is always shown.
- length: 16

66.38 XGPON ONT Olt-side Performance

Monitoring Command
Command Description
This command retrieves XGPON ont-side current-interval performance monitoring data for the ONT
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont xg-mgmt ont-side current-interval [ (ont-idx) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.38-1 "XGPON ONT Olt-side Performance Monitoring Command" Resource Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output

Table 66.38-2 "XGPON ONT Olt-side Performance Monitoring Command" Display parameters
ploammic-errmsgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of MIC errors detected in
- 32 bit counter downstream PLOAM messages
detail mode.
downsploam-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> count of received gem fragments
profrece-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> count of received gem blocks
rangtime-recemsgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of downstream
- 32 bit counter ranging_time messages received
detail mode.
deactonuid-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of downstream
- 32 bit counter deactivate_ONU-ID messages
received
detail mode.
disablesn-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of downstream
- 32 bit counter disable_serial_number messages
received
detail mode.
req-registration Parameter type: <Counter> Count of downstream
- 32 bit counter request_registration messages
received
detail mode.
allocid-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of downstream
- 32 bit counter assign_alloc-ID messages
received
detail mode.
keycontrol-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of downstream
- 32 bit counter key_control messages received
detail mode.
sleepallow-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of downstream
- 32 bit counter sleep_allow messages received
detail mode.
baseomci-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of downstream baseline
- 32 bit counter messages received
detail mode.
extendomci-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of downstream extended
detail mode.
assonuid-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of downstream
- 32 bit counter assign_ONU-ID messages
received
detail mode.
omcimic-errmsgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of MIC errors detected in


- 32 bit counter downstream OMCI messages
detail mode.
usploam-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of upstream PLOAM
- 32 bit counter messages transmitted, excluding
acknowledge messages
serinumonu-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of upstream
- 32 bit counter Serial_number_ONU PLOAM
messages transmitted
registr-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of upstream registration
- 32 bit counter PLOAM messages transmitted
keyreport-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of upstream key_report
acknow-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of upstream acknowledge
detail mode.
sleepreq-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of upstream sleep_request
detail mode.

66.39 XGPON ONT Previous-Interval Performance

Monitoring Command
Command Description
This command retrieves XGPON ONT previous interval performance monitoring data for the ONT
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont xg-mgmt ont-side previous-interval [ (ont-idx) [ interval-no <Gpon::IntervalNo> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.39-1 "XGPON ONT Previous-Interval Performance Monitoring Command" Resource
Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


- range: [1...32]
Command Output
Table 66.39-2 "XGPON ONT Previous-Interval Performance Monitoring Command" Display
parameters
ploammic-errmsgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of MIC errors detected in
- 32 bit counter downstream PLOAM messages
detail mode.
downsploam-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of downstream PLOAM
- 32 bit counter messages
profrece-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of downstream profile
rangtime-recemsgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of downstream
- 32 bit counter ranging_time messages received
detail mode.
deactonuid-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of downstream
- 32 bit counter deactivate_ONU-ID messages
received
detail mode.
disablesn-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of downstream
- 32 bit counter disable_serial_number messages
received
detail mode.
req-registration Parameter type: <Counter> Count of downstream
- 32 bit counter request_registration messages
received
detail mode.
allocid-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of downstream
- 32 bit counter assign_alloc-ID messages
received
detail mode.
keycontrol-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of downstream
- 32 bit counter key_control messages received
detail mode.
sleepallow-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of downstream
- 32 bit counter sleep_allow messages received
detail mode.
baseomci-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of downstream baseline
detail mode.
extendomci-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of downstream extended


detail mode.
assonuid-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of downstream
- 32 bit counter assign_ONU-ID messages
received
detail mode.
omcimic-errmsgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of MIC errors detected in
- 32 bit counter downstream OMCI messages
detail mode.
usploam-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of upstream PLOAM
- 32 bit counter messages transmitted, excluding
acknowledge messages
serinumonu-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of upstream
- 32 bit counter Serial_number_ONU PLOAM
messages transmitted
registr-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of upstream registration
keyreport-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of upstream key_report
acknow-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of upstream acknowledge
detail mode.
sleepreq-msgs Parameter type: <Counter> Count of upstream sleep_request
detail mode.

66.40 GPON ONT Memory Usage Current-Interval

Command Description
This command retrieves ONT-side memory usage current interval performance monitoring data for the ONT
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont memory-usage current-interval [ (ont-idx) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.40-1 "GPON ONT Memory Usage Current-Interval Performance Monitoring Command"
Resource Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number

Command Output
Table 66.40-2 "GPON ONT Memory Usage Current-Interval Performance Monitoring Command"
Display parameters
total(kbytes) Parameter type: <Gpon::OntMemory> the size of the total memory on
( unknown this ONT
| <Gpon::OntMemory> ) This element is always shown.
Possible values:
- unknown : olt has not yet communicated with ont or ont
doesn't support
Field type <Gpon::OntMemory>
- ont memory usage
- range: [0...4294967295]
used(kbytes) Parameter type: <Gpon::OntMemory> the size of the memory actually in
( unknown use
Possible values:
doesn't support
- ont memory usage
- range: [0...4294967295]
used-portion(%) Parameter type: <Gpon::OntMemoryUsage> the size of the memory actually in
( unknown use, expressed as a portion of the
| <Gpon::OntMemoryUsage> ) total memory
doesn't support
Field type <Gpon::OntMemoryUsage>
- the size of the memory actually in use, expressed as a
portion of the total memory
- range: [0...4294967295]

66.41 GPON ONT Memory Usage Previous-Interval

Command Description
This command retrieves ONT-side memory usage previous interval performance monitoring data for the ONT
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont memory-usage previous-interval [ (ont-idx) [ interval-num <Gpon::DayIntervalNo> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.41-1 "GPON ONT Memory Usage Previous-Interval Performance Monitoring Command"
Resource Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
interval-num Parameter type: <Gpon::DayIntervalNo> identifies prev 24-hour intvls,val
Format: 1 as the latest intvl


- range: [1...7]
Command Output
Table 66.41-2 "GPON ONT Memory Usage Previous-Interval Performance Monitoring Command"
Display parameters
total(kbytes) Parameter type: <Gpon::OntMemory> the size of the total memory on
( unknown this ONT
Possible values:
doesn't support
- ont memory usage
- range: [0...4294967295]
used(kbytes) Parameter type: <Gpon::OntMemory> the size of the memory actually in
( unknown use
Possible values:
doesn't support
- ont memory usage
- range: [0...4294967295]
used-portion(%) Parameter type: <Gpon::OntMemoryUsage> the size of the memory actually in
( unknown use, expressed as a portion of the
| <Gpon::OntMemoryUsage> ) total memory
doesn't support
Field type <Gpon::OntMemoryUsage>
- the size of the memory actually in use, expressed as a
portion of the total memory
- range: [0...4294967295]

66.42 GPON ONT CPU Load Current-Interval

Command Description
This command retrieves ONT-side cpu load current interval performance monitoring data for the ONT
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont cpu-load current-interval [ (ont-idx) ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.42-1 "GPON ONT CPU Load Current-Interval Performance Monitoring Command"
Resource Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number

Command Output
Table 66.42-2 "GPON ONT CPU Load Current-Interval Performance Monitoring Command"
Display parameters
average(%) Parameter type: <Gpon::OntCPULoad> average CPU load for the
( unknown measurement period , expressed
| <Gpon::OntCPULoad> ) in percentage
doesn't support
Field type <Gpon::OntCPULoad>
- cpu load average of ont during a 15-min interval, expressed
as a percentage
- range: [0...4294967295]

66.43 GPON ONT CPU Load previous-Interval

Command Description
This command retrieves ONT-side cpu load previous interval performance monitoring data for the ONT
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont cpu-load previous-interval [ (ont-idx) [ interval-num <Gpon::IntervalNo> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 66.43-1 "GPON ONT CPU Load previous-Interval Performance Monitoring Command"
Resource Parameters
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
interval-num Parameter type: <Gpon::IntervalNo> identifies prev 15-minute
Format: intvls,val 1 as the latest intvl


- range: [1...32]
Command Output
Table 66.43-2 "GPON ONT CPU Load previous-Interval Performance Monitoring Command"
Display parameters
average(%) Parameter type: <Gpon::OntCPULoad> average CPU load for the
( unknown measurement period , expressed
| <Gpon::OntCPULoad> ) in percentage
doesn't support
Field type <Gpon::OntCPULoad>
- cpu load average of ont during a 15-min interval, expressed
as a percentage
- range: [0...4294967295]

67- ONT Ranging Status Commands
67.1 ONT Ranging Status Command Tree 67-1407

67.2 ONT Channel-group Ranging Status Command 67-1408
67.3 ONT Channel-pair Ranging Status Command 67-1411

67 ONT Ranging Status Commands
67.1 ONT Ranging Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "ONT Ranging Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----equipment
----ont
----ranging-status
----channel-group
- (channel-group)
- subchannel-group
- ont-id
----channel-pair
- (chpair)
- ont

67.2 ONT Channel-group Ranging Status

Command
Command Description
This command reports the onts in a channel group and their preferred and ranged
channel-pair along with ranging status
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont ranging-status channel-group [ (channel-group) [ subchannel-group

Command Parameters
Table 67.2-1 "ONT Channel-group Ranging Status Command" Resource Parameters
<Ng2::ChannelGroup>
Format:
- range: [1...4]
Format:
- range: [1...256]
Command Output
Table 67.2-2 "ONT Channel-group Ranging Status Command" Display parameters


<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
ranging status Parameter type: <Ng2::OntRangedStatusChanGroup> ont ranging status
( ranged-on-pref This element is always shown.
| ranged-on-prot
| not-ranged
| ranged-parked
| rng-on-altpref )
Possible values:
- ranged-on-pref : Ranged on Preferred Channel Pair
- ranged-on-prot : Ranged on Protection Channel Pair
- not-ranged : NOT Ranged
- ranged-parked : Ranged/parked
- rng-on-altpref : Ranged on Alternative Preferred Channel
Pair
ranged-on chpair Parameter type: <Ng2::ChannelPairIndexOrZero> ranged channel pair
short name: rngd ( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / This element is always shown.
on-chpair <Eqpt::ChannelPairId>
|-)
Possible values:
- - : ont not ranged
- the rack number
- the shelf number
backup-chpair status Parameter type: <Ng2::OntBackupChPairStatusChanGroup> backup channel pair status
( pref-ready This element is always shown.
| pref-not-ready
| prot-ready
| prot-not-ready
| not-ready
| none
| altpref-ready
| altpref-not-rdy )
Possible values:
- pref-ready : Preferred Channel Pair ready


- pref-not-ready : Preferred Channel Pair NOT ready
- prot-ready : Protection Channel Pair ready
- prot-not-ready : Protection Channel Pair NOT ready
- not-ready : NOT ready
- none : None
- altpref-ready : Alternative Preferred Channel Pair ready
- altpref-not-rdy : Alternative Preferred Channel Pair NOT
ready
preferred-chpair Parameter type: <Ng2::ChannelPairIndexOrZero> preferred channel pair
short name: prefer-chpair ( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / This element is always shown.
|-)
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
protection-chpair Parameter type: <Ng2::ChannelPairIndexOrZero> protection channel pair
short name: protect-chpair ( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / This element is always shown.
|-)
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
alt-pref-chpair Parameter type: <Ng2::ChannelPairIndexOrZero> alternative preferred channel pair
short name: altpref-chpair ( <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / This element is always shown.
|-)
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number

67.3 ONT Channel-pair Ranging Status Command
Command Description
This command reports the onts on a channel pair and their ranging status
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont ranging-status channel-pair [ (chpair) [ ont <Gpon::OntIndex> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 67.3-1 "ONT Channel-pair Ranging Status Command" Resource Parameters
(chpair) Format: channel pair ifindex
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Format:
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Command Output
Table 67.3-2 "ONT Channel-pair Ranging Status Command" Display parameters
usage-by-ont Parameter type: <Ng2::OntRangedStatusChanPair> ont ranging status
( pref-ranged This element is always shown.
| pref-not-ranged
| pref-not-ranged-ready
| pref-not-rng-not-ready
| prot-ranged
| prot-not-ranged-ready
| prot-not-rng-not-ready
| ranged-parked
| altpref-ranged
| altpref-not-ranged-rdy
| altprf-not-rng-not-rdy )
Possible values:
- pref-ranged : Channel-pair is preferred and ONT is ranged
on it
- pref-not-ranged : Channel-pair is preferred and ONT is
NOT ranged on it, no protection
- pref-not-ranged-ready : Channel-pair is preferred and ONT
is NOT ranged on it, ready
- pref-not-rng-not-ready: Channel-pair is preferred and ONT
is NOT ranged on it, not ready
- prot-ranged : Channel-pair is protection and ONT is ranged
on it
- prot-not-ranged-ready : Channel-pair is protection and
ONT is NOT ranged on it, ready
- prot-not-rng-not-ready: Channel-pair is protection and
ONT is NOT ranged on it, not ready
- ranged-parked : Channel-pair is NOT preferred, NOT
protection and NOT alternative preferred and ONT is ranged
on it, parked
- altpref-ranged : Channel-pair is alternative preferred and
ONT is ranged on it
- altpref-not-ranged-rdy: Channel-pair is alternative
preferred and ONT is NOT ranged on it, ready
- altprf-not-rng-not-rdy: Channel-pair is alternative preferred
and ONT is NOT ranged on it, not ready

68- ONT Software Download Status Command
68.1 ONT Software Download Status Command Tree 68-1414

68.2 ONT Software Download Status Per Channel 68-1415

68 ONT Software Download Status Command
68.1 ONT Software Download Status Command

Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "ONT Software Download Status Command".
Command Tree
----show
----equipment
----ont
----ng2-sw-download
----channel-group
- (channel-group)
- subchannel-group
- ont-id

68.2 ONT Software Download Status Per Channel

Command Description
show individual ont fine-grain status associated with any sw download activity.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont ng2-sw-download channel-group [ (channel-group) [ subchannel-group

Command Parameters
Table 68.2-1 "ONT Software Download Status Per Channel Group/Sub Channel Group Command"
Resource Parameters
<Ng2::ChannelGroup>
Format:
- range: [1...4]
Format:
- range: [1...256]
Command Output
Table 68.2-2 "ONT Software Download Status Per Channel Group/Sub Channel Group Command"
Display parameters


<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
| yes )
Possible values:
Possible values:
planned-notok Parameter type: <Gpon::nokPlnd> planned did not equal to active.
Possible values:
- no : planned sw is active
- yes : planned sw is not active
download-notok Parameter type: <Gpon::nokDld> download did not equal to active /
( no passive.
- no : download software is in active or passive
- yes : download software is not active or passive
download-inprogress Parameter type: <Gpon::dldInProg> download activity in progress.
| yes )
Possible values:
ntlt-inprogress Parameter type: <Gpon::ntltInProg> ntlt file transfer in progress.
| yes )
Possible values:
omci-inprogress Parameter type: <Gpon::omciInProg> omci file transfer in progress.


| yes )
Possible values:
ontflash-inprogress Parameter type: <Gpon::ontFlashInProg> ont flash in progress.
Possible values:
ontswact-inprogress Parameter type: <Gpon::ontSwActInProg> ont software activation is
( no progress.
Possible values:
- no : ont software activation not in progress
- yes : ont software activation in progress
ntlt-failure Parameter type: <Gpon::ntltFailure> ntlt file transfer failure.
Possible values:
omci-failure Parameter type: <Gpon::omciFailure> omci file transfer failure.
Possible values:
ontflash-failure Parameter type: <Gpon::ontFlashFail> ont flash write failure.
Possible values:
ontswact-failure Parameter type: <Gpon::ontSwActFail> ont software activation failure.
Possible values:
- no : ont software activate not failed
- yes : ont software activate failed
download-file-notfound Parameter type: <Gpon::noDldFile> download file not found.
| yes )
Possible values:
no-matching-software Parameter type: <Gpon::noMatch> entry match not found in sw ctrl
( no table.
- no : sw entry found in ctrl table
- yes : sw entry not found in table
sw-version-mismatch Parameter type: <Gpon::swVerMisMatch> software version mismatch.
| yes )
Possible values:


- no : sofware version match
- yes : software version mismatch
sw-download-failure Parameter type: <Gpon::swDlFail> software download failed.
| yes )
Possible values:
- no : software download not failed
- yes : software download failed
sw-delayactivate Parameter type: <Gpon::swDelayActivate> software activation delayed.
| yes )
Possible values:
sw-download-pending Parameter type: <Gpon::downloadPending> sw download activity is pending.
Possible values:

69- ONT Status Commands
69.1 ONT Status Command Tree 69-1420

69.2 GPON ONT Status Command 69-1421
69.5 NGPON ONT Status Command 69-1430

69.1 ONT Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "ONT Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----equipment
----ont
----status
----pon
- (pon)
- ont
----x-pon
- (x-pon)
- ont
----twenty-five-g
- (twenty-five-g)
- ont
----channel-pair
- (chanpair)
- ont

69.2 GPON ONT Status Command
Command Description
This command reports a summary of ont parameters under a given pon
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont status pon [ (pon) [ ont <Gpon::OntIndex> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 69.2-1 "GPON ONT Status Command" Resource Parameters
(pon) Format: access identifier for the pon
<Eqpt::PonId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
ont Parameter type: <Gpon::OntIndex> identification of ont
Format:
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Command Output
Table 69.2-2 "GPON ONT Status Command" Display parameters
- length: 4
- length: 8
admin-status Parameter type: <Itf::ifAdminStatus> Specifies admin state of the
( not-appl interface.
| up This element is always shown.
| 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
oper-status Parameter type: <Itf::ifAdminStatus> Specifies oper state of the
| down
| testing )
Possible values:
olt-rx-sig-level(dbm) Parameter type: <Gpon::OntOltRxSignalLevel> indicates the current level of the
Possible values:
some reason
- unit: dbm
- range: [-50...0,6553.4...6553.5]
ont-olt-distance(km) Parameter type: <Gpon::OntOltDist> estimate of the distance between


Possible values:
some reason
- unit: km
- range: [0...6550,6553.4...6553.5]
desc1 Parameter type: <Gpon::Desc> free-form textual field for user to
- desc describe the ONT
- length: x<=64 This element is always shown.
hostname Parameter type: <Gpon::HostName> the host name
( undefined This element is always shown.
| unknown
| <Gpon::hostname> )
Possible values:
- undefined : DHCP is unavailable or ONT returns null
string
- unknown : OLT could not communicate with ONT for
discovery
Field type <Gpon::hostname>
- host name address
- length: x<=255

Command Description
This command reports a summary of ont parameters under a given x-pon
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont status x-pon [ (x-pon) [ ont <Gpon::OntIndex> ] ]
Command Parameters
(x-pon) Format: access identifier for the pon
<Eqpt::XPonId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Format:
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Command Output
- length: 4
- length: 8
| down
| testing )
Possible values:
| down
| testing )
Possible values:
Possible values:
some reason
- unit: dbm
- range: [-50...0,6553.4...6553.5]


Possible values:
some reason
- unit: km
- range: [0...6550,6553.4...6553.5]
| unknown
Possible values:
string
discovery
- host name address
- length: x<=255

Command Description
This command reports a summary of ont parameters under a given 25g-pon
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont status twenty-five-g [ (twenty-five-g) [ ont <Gpon::OntIndex> ] ]
Command Parameters
(twenty-five-g) Format: access identifier for the pon
<Eqpt::M25GPonId>
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Format:
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Command Output
- length: 4
- length: 8
| down
| testing )
Possible values:
| down
| testing )
Possible values:
Possible values:
some reason
- unit: dbm
- range: [-50...0,6553.4...6553.5]


Possible values:
some reason
- unit: km
- range: [0...6550,6553.4...6553.5]
| unknown
Possible values:
string
discovery
- host name address
- length: x<=255

69.5 NGPON ONT Status Command
Command Description
This command reports a summary of ont parameters under a given channel pair
User Level
Command Syntax
> show equipment ont status channel-pair [ (chanpair) [ ont <Gpon::OntIndex> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 69.5-1 "NGPON ONT Status Command" Resource Parameters
(chanpair) Format: access identifier for the channel
<Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::SlotId> / pair
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Format:
<Ng2::OntId> )
Possible values:
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Command Output
Table 69.5-2 "NGPON ONT Status Command" Display parameters
- length: 4
- length: 8
| down
| testing )
Possible values:
| down
| testing )
Possible values:
Possible values:
some reason
- unit: dbm
- range: [-50...0,6553.4...6553.5]


Possible values:
some reason
- unit: km
- range: [0...6550,6553.4...6553.5]
| unknown
Possible values:
string
discovery
- host name address
- length: x<=255
ranging-status Parameter type: <Ng2::OntRangedStatusChanPair> ont ranging status
( pref-ranged This element is always shown.
| pref-not-ranged
| pref-not-ranged-ready
| pref-not-rng-not-ready
| prot-ranged
| prot-not-ranged-ready
| prot-not-rng-not-ready
| ranged-parked
| altpref-ranged
| altpref-not-ranged-rdy
| altprf-not-rng-not-rdy )
Possible values:
- pref-ranged : Channel-pair is preferred and ONT is ranged
on it
- pref-not-ranged : Channel-pair is preferred and ONT is
NOT ranged on it, no protection
- pref-not-ranged-ready : Channel-pair is preferred and ONT
is NOT ranged on it, ready
- pref-not-rng-not-ready: Channel-pair is preferred and ONT
is NOT ranged on it, not ready
- prot-ranged : Channel-pair is protection and ONT is ranged
on it
- prot-not-ranged-ready : Channel-pair is protection and
ONT is NOT ranged on it, ready
- prot-not-rng-not-ready: Channel-pair is protection and
ONT is NOT ranged on it, not ready
- ranged-parked : Channel-pair is NOT preferred, NOT
protection and NOT alternative preferred and ONT is ranged


on it, parked
- altpref-ranged : Channel-pair is alternative preferred and
ONT is ranged on it
- altpref-not-ranged-rdy: Channel-pair is alternative
preferred and ONT is NOT ranged on it, ready
- altprf-not-rng-not-rdy: Channel-pair is alternative preferred
and ONT is NOT ranged on it, not ready

70- show tc-layer pm data
70.1 show tc-layer pm data Tree 70-1435

70.2 show TC-layer ONT side Current Interval Performance 70-1436
Data Status Command
70.3 show TC-layer ONT side Previous Interval 70-1438

70 show tc-layer pm data
70.1 show tc-layer pm data Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "show tc-layer pm data".
Command Tree
----show
----tc-layer
----ont-side
- (index)
- (index)
- interval-no

70.2 show TC-layer ONT side Current Interval

Command Description
This command displays various statistics collected for Multicast ONT TC-layer during the current 15 minute
User Level
Command Syntax
> show tc-layer ont-side current-interval [ (index) ]
Command Parameters
Table 70.2-1 "show TC-layer ONT side Current Interval Performance Data Status Command"
Resource Parameters
(index) Format: pm index
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- mcast : multicast
- uni : uni
- voip : voip
- voip:ng2 : voip
- the rack number


- the shelf number
Possible values:
Command Output
Table 70.2-2 "show TC-layer ONT side Current Interval Performance Data Status Command"
Display parameters
tx-gem-frames Parameter type: <Counter> count of transmit gem frames
- 32 bit counter direction
rx-gem-frames Parameter type: <Counter> count of received gem frames
tx-payload-bytes Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of transmit payload bytes
rx-payload-bytes Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of recieved payload bytes
encrypkey-errors Parameter type: <Counter> count of get encrypt key errors

70.3 show TC-layer ONT side Previous Interval

Command Description
This command displays various statistics collected for Multicast ONT TC-layer over the previous 8 hours of
operations which is broken in to 32 completed 15 minute intervals.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show tc-layer ont-side previous-interval [ (index) [ interval-no <Gpon::IntervalNo> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 70.3-1 "show TC-layer ONT side Previous Interval Performance Data Status Command"
Resource Parameters
(index) Format: pm index
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- mcast : multicast
- uni : uni
- voip : voip
- voip:ng2 : voip
- the rack number


- the shelf number
Possible values:
- range: [1...32]
Command Output
Table 70.3-2 "show TC-layer ONT side Previous Interval Performance Data Status Command"
Display parameters
tx-gem-frames Parameter type: <Counter> count of transmit gem frames
- 32 bit counter direction
rx-gem-frames Parameter type: <Counter> count of received gem frames
tx-payload-bytes Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of transmit payload bytes
rx-payload-bytes Parameter type: <OctetCounter64> count of recieved payload bytes
encrypkey-errors Parameter type: <Counter> count of get encrypt key errors

71- Trap Status Commands
71.1 Trap Status Command Tree 71-1441

71.2 Trap Manager Queue Status Command 71-1442
71.3 Trap Manager Queue Status Command 71-1443

71 Trap Status Commands
71.1 Trap Status Command Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "Trap Status Commands".
Command Tree
----show
----trap
----v6manager
- (ipv6address)
----manager
- (address)

71.2 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 v6manager [ (ipv6address) ]
Command Parameters
Table 71.2-1 "Trap Manager Queue Status Command" Resource Parameters
(ipv6address) Format: the IPv6 address of the manager
<ipv6::Prefix> / <Trap::Port>
- IPv6-address
- trap port number
- range: [1...65535]
Command Output
Table 71.2-2 "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.
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

71.3 Trap Manager Queue Status Command
Command Description
This command displays the status of the trap manager queue.
User Level
Command Syntax
> show trap manager [ (address) ]
Command Parameters
Table 71.3-1 "Trap Manager Queue Status Command" Resource Parameters
(address) Format: the IP address of the manager
<Ip::V4Address> : <Trap::Port>
- IPv4-address
- trap port number
- range: [1...65535]
Command Output
Table 71.3-2 "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.
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

72- Alarm Delta Log Status Commands
72.1 Alarm Delta Log Status Command Tree 72-1445

72.2 Alarm Generic Delta Alarm Log Status Command 72-1446
72.3 Indeterminate Alarm Delta Log Status Command 72-1448
72.4 Warning Alarm Delta Log Status Command 72-1495
72.5 Minor Alarm Delta Log Status Command 72-1542
72.6 Major Alarm Delta Log Status Command 72-1589
72.7 Critical Alarm Delta Log Status Command 72-1636

72 Alarm Delta Log Status Commands
72.1 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)

72.2 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 72.2-2 "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.


72.3 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 72.3-1 "Indeterminate Alarm Delta Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
(index) Format: delta log alarm table index
- index of a current alarm entry
Command Output
Table 72.3-2 "Indeterminate Alarm Delta Log Status Command" Display parameters
type Parameter type: <Alarm::alarmIndexExt> unique id for an alarm.
( all This element is always shown.
| sw-rollback
| db-rollback
| xvps-inv-dbase
| inv-cde-file
| miss-cde-file
| cde-hash-error
| auto-fetch-failure
| low-disk-space
| cell-discard-up
| cell-discard-down
| persist-data-loss
| mac-conflict


| vmac-full
| sntp-comm-lost
| preferred-mode
| timing-reference
| nt-disk-95%full
| cf-error
| back-pnl-inv
| ihub-conf-loss
| 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
| board-reset-prot
| sem-power-fail
| sem-ups-fail
| board-reset-cf
| vlan-assign-fail
| vsa-info-invalid
| auth-mac-conflict
| user-pwd-fault
| 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


| ext-qsfp-invld
| 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
| custom1
| custom2
| custom3
| custom4
| custom5
| custom6
| custom7
| custom8
| custom9
| custom10


| custom11
| custom12
| custom13
| custom14
| custom15
| custom16
| custom17
| loss-swo-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
| melt-hw-issue
| melt-board-reset
| single-fan-fail
| multi-fan-fail
| fan-tray-missing
| fileserv-unavail
| bad-digitmap
| dhcp-unreach
| dhcp-no-srv
| dhcp-inv-srv
| 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
| e1sip-reg-auth
| e1sip-reg-timeout
| e1sip-inv-auth
| e1sip-inv-timeout
| e1itf-ais-signal
| e1itf-los-signal
| e1itf-rai-signal
| none-dns-srv
| no-dns-srv
| none-srv
| no-srv
| reg-srv-unreach
| proxy-srv-unreach
| fo-trigger
| fb-trigger
| du-trigger
| ssp-missing
| dns-pool-exceed
| lsa-fo-trigger
| reg-auth-sec
| reg-timeout-sec
| inv-auth-sec
| inv-timeout-sec
| subs-auth-sec
| fanout
| up-overflow
| upobc-overflow
| dwobc-overflow
| dw-overflow
| lwpri-overflow
| queue-drop
| queue-load
| queue-peak-usage
| mgc-unreachable
| sgc-unreachable


| meg-unknown-sub
| meg-ground-key
| meg-high-temp
| meg-act-fail
| meg-over-current
| line-showering
| low-qos-jitter
| low-qos-delay
| sig-brd-disk-full
| 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
| uplink-sfp-los
| uplink-sfp-inv-id
| loss-lsmswp-cap
| hw-fault
| bat-miss
| bat-fail
| bat-low
| bat-a-fail
| bat-b-fail
| ac-vol-out-range
| sem-ac-power-fail
| sem-ups-low-volt
| dc-a-fail
| dc-b-fail
| sealed-box-open
| inlet-temp-major


| synce-fail
| bits-fail
| ieee1588-fail
| gnss-fail
| signal-loss
| signal-efd
| esmc-loss
| ql-input-exceed
| holdover
| lti
| internal-clk-fail
| mcsrc-stream-lost
| cf-75%used
| cf-90%used
| olt-gen-tx-fail
| olt-gen-rng-mism
| olt-gen-sfp-mism
| olt-gen-dp-integ
| olt-gen-ddr-fault
| ont-ploam-loss-cd


| ont-ploam-err-msg
| ont-ploam-oam
| ont-ploam-rdi
| ont-ploam-loss-ks
| ont-ploam-looc
| sfu-ploam-loss-cd
| sfu-ploam-err-msg
| sfu-ploam-oam
| sfu-ploam-rdi
| sfu-ploam-loss-ks
| sfu-ploam-looc
| soho-ploam-oam
| soho-ploam-rdi
| soho-ploam-looc
| mdu-ploam-loss-cd


| mdu-ploam-err-msg
| mdu-ploam-oam
| mdu-ploam-rdi
| mdu-ploam-loss-ks
| mdu-ploam-looc
| ont-hpna-ser-mis
| ont-hpna-los-sig
| ont-moca-svc-mis
| ont-moca-link-los
| ont-moca-min-bw
| ont-sipa-reg-mis
| ont-vcd-reb-requ
| ont-vcd-mis
| ont-mgc-mis
| ont-mgc-timeout
| ont-sip-reg-dns
| ont-sip-reg-fail
| ont-sip-inv-dns
| ont-sip-inv-auth
| ont-sip-inv-err


| ont-veip-mismatch
| ont-ip-host-file
| olt-pon-up-bw-tca
| ont-gen-omci-fail
| ont-gen-bat-low
| ont-gen-bat-fail
| ont-gen-mdu-env1
| ont-gen-mdu-env2
| ont-gen-mdu-env3
| pon-t-txmcutilhi
| pon-t-txmcutilmd
| pon-t-txmcutillo
| pon-t-txtotutilhi
| pon-t-txtotutilmd
| pon-t-txtotutillo
| pon-t-rxtotutilhi
| pon-t-rxtotutilmd
| pon-t-rxtotutillo
| chpr-t-txmcutilhi
| chpr-t-txmcutilmd
| chpr-t-txmcutillo


| sfu-gen-omci-fail
| sfu-gen-bat-low
| sfu-gen-bat-fail
| sfu-gen-tune-fail
| soho-gen-bat-low
| soho-gen-bat-fail
| mdu-gen-omci-fail


| mdu-gen-bat-low
| mdu-gen-bat-fail
| mdu-gen-tune-fail
| mdu-gen-mdu-env1
| mdu-gen-mdu-env2
| mdu-gen-mdu-env3
| ont-gen-fan-fail
| ont-gen-high-temp
| ont-opti-malfunc
| ont-gen-rssi-mis
| ont-gen-temp-high
| ont-gen-volt-high
| ont-gen-bias-high
| ont-olt-rx-pw-lo
| ont-olt-rx-pw-hig
| ont-gen-tune-fail
| sfu-opti-malfunc


| soho-opti-malfunc
| mdu-opti-malfunc


| ont-svc-pots-poos
| ont-svc-enet-poos




| ont-cpu-util-tca
| ont-mem-util-tca
| otdr-cap-mismatch
| login-successful
| login-failure
| cfm-defrdiccm
| cfm-defmacstatus
| cfm-defremoteccm
| cfm-deferrorccm
| cfm-defxconccm
| cfm-defais
| ont-snmp-mis
| bsf-dhcpv4
| bsf-dhcpv6
| bsf-pon
| bsf-vbridge
| bsf-qos
| bsf-igmp
| bsf-lxfwd
| efm-oam-cpecrevt
| ont-loopdetect
| alrm-tbl-overflow
| auswqueuefullatm
| auswbkpfailatm
| auswrecfgfailatm
| auswdataunatm
| auswqueuefulptm
| auswbkpfailptm
| auswrecfgfailptm
| auswdataunptm
| auswbakpfailatm
| chpr-com-fail
| chpr-tx-fail
| chpr-unprov-ont
| chpr-loss-sig
| chpr-diagnostic
| chpr-loid-pwd-err
| chpr-sfp-mismatch
| chpr-rng-mismatch


| chpr-alien-test
| chpr-alien-detect
| chpr-deact-lowtca
| chpr-dp-integ
| chpr-loss-sig-dgi
| cfg-dld-fail
| cfg-act-fail
| cfg-dld-ip
| cfg-ver-mismatch
| cfg-file-missing
| cfg-verctrl-err
| cfg-not-supported
| ont-gen-temp-low
| ont-gen-volt-low
| ont-gen-bias-low
| ont-gen-rx-hwarn
| ont-gen-rx-lwarn
| ont-gen-tx-hwarn
| ont-gen-tx-lwarn
| sfu-sup2-temp-low
| sfu-sup2-volt-low
| sfu-sup2-tx-high
| sfu-sup2-bias-low
| sfu-sup2-rx-hwarn
| sfu-sup2-rx-lwarn
| sfu-sup2-tx-hwarn
| sfu-sup2-tx-lwarn
| soho-sup2-tx-high


| mdu-sup2-temp-low
| mdu-sup2-volt-low
| mdu-sup2-tx-high
| mdu-sup2-bias-low
| mdu-sup2-rx-hwarn
| mdu-sup2-rx-lwarn
| mdu-sup2-tx-hwarn
| mdu-sup2-tx-lwarn
| cust-alm1
| cust-alm2
| cust-alm3
| cust-alm4
| cust-alm5
| cust-alm6
| cust-alm7
| cust-alm8
| cust-alm9
| cust-alm10
| cust-alm11
| cust-alm12
| cust-alm13
| cust-alm14
| cust-alm15
| cust-alm16
| cust-alm17
| cust-alm18
| cust-alm19
| cust-alm20
| cust-alm21
| cust-alm22
| cust-alm23
| cust-alm24
| cust-alm25
| cust-alm26
| cust-alm27
| cust-alm28
| cust-alm29
| cust-alm30
| cust-alm31
| fpm-depletion
| exp-seizureack
| exp-disconack
| exp-forcerelack
| no-bp-attached
| melt-board-reset
| ancp-adj-loss


Possible values:
mode
will rollback
rollback
- auto-fetch-failure : not able to fetch file from specified
server
direction
configured
lost
15 minutes
files
board
temperature
missing


session
session
session
planned
up config group
below planned
set up config group
connected
failure
rack/shelf/slot


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




board
Alarm
transfer failed
appl server
exceeded.
name).
server).
name).


server).
server).
name).
(authentication).
(message timeout).
(authentication).
(message timeout).
interface.
interface.
pools exceed
LSA server
domain name).
from server).
name).


from server).
from server).
domain name).
timeout).
exceed threshold
exceeds threshold
threshold
controller
controller
card
activation failure
threshold
threshold
loss


type
mismatch
enclosure
Range
Range
major level
critical level
temperature
temperature


deviation
switch
portconfig
mediapolicy
failure
expectancy
expectancy
crossed
crossed
crossed
crossed


MIC failure
ont
of ont
error of ont
ranging of ont
ont
ont
exceeded
from ont
delineation of ont


ranging of ont
from ont
ont
ont
from ont
ont
alarm
alarm
reach exceeded
from ont
delineation of ont
error of ont
ranging of ont
from ont
ont
from ont
alarm
exceeded


minimum bw
crossed
failed
timeout
response error
timeout
error


TCA
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed


crossed


crossed
progress
mismatch
mismatch
mismatch
Target-ChnlPair
error
high
low
ont
failure
progress
failure
version mismatch


mismatch
mismatch
Target-ChnlPair
protocol error
too high
too low
attributes
ont
failure
progress
failure
version mismatch
mismatch
mismatch
Target-ChnlPair
alarm#1
alarm#2
alarm#3
protocol error
too high
low
attributes


transceiver
failed
warning
high warning
Target-ChnlPair
or is missing
warning
control error
optical transceiver
file to ONT failed
mismatch


with OLT
to Target-ChnlPair
mismatch
MISMATCH
error or is missing
warning
active
control error
optical transceiver
mismatch


out-sync with OLT
mismatch
MISMATCH
error or is missing
warning
active
control error
optical transceiver
mismatch
out-sync with OLT


mismatch
MISMATCH
planned ont card
service
signal
provisioned pots
failure
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
(DNS)
(TCP)
(TLS)
authentication
(timeout)
response error
(timeout)
failed
(malformed)
(DNS)
(TCP)
(TLS)


(authentication)
(timeout)
response error
(malformed)
(insufficient data)
interface
ces ds1
interface
interface
ces e1
client service
failure
out
required parameters
DNS problem
TCP socket problem
TLS session problem


response error
new subscription
malformed
malformed
subscribe failed
service
pseudowire
frame
xdsl
crossed
threshold crossed


threshold crossed
crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
crossed
crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
crossed
ATM
failed for ATM


unavailable for ATM
PTM
failed for PTM
unavailable for PTM
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
alarm
threshold crossed
bandwidth TCA
download function
Alarm low threshold
warn threshold


threshold
warn threshold
threshold
warn threshold
warn threshold
warn threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
than warn threshold


than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
warn threshold


protocol timeout
signal
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
last-updated-on Parameter type: <Sys::timeInSecs> network time in seconds when
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) the alarm was logged.
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.
- no : no buffer overflow

72.4 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 72.4-1 "Warning Alarm Delta Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 72.4-2 "Warning Alarm Delta Log Status Command" Display parameters
| sw-rollback
| db-rollback
| xvps-inv-dbase
| inv-cde-file
| miss-cde-file
| cde-hash-error
| low-disk-space
| cell-discard-up
| cell-discard-down
| persist-data-loss
| mac-conflict
| vmac-full
| sntp-comm-lost
| preferred-mode
| timing-reference


| nt-disk-95%full
| cf-error
| back-pnl-inv
| ihub-conf-loss
| 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
| board-reset-prot
| sem-power-fail
| sem-ups-fail
| board-reset-cf
| vlan-assign-fail
| vsa-info-invalid
| auth-mac-conflict
| user-pwd-fault
| 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
| ext-qsfp-invld


| 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
| custom1
| custom2
| custom3
| custom4
| custom5
| custom6
| custom7
| custom8
| custom9
| custom10
| custom11
| custom12
| custom13
| custom14


| custom15
| custom16
| custom17
| loss-swo-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
| melt-hw-issue
| melt-board-reset
| single-fan-fail
| multi-fan-fail
| fan-tray-missing
| fileserv-unavail
| bad-digitmap
| dhcp-unreach
| dhcp-no-srv
| dhcp-inv-srv
| 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


| e1sip-reg-auth
| e1sip-reg-timeout
| e1sip-inv-auth
| e1sip-inv-timeout
| e1itf-ais-signal
| e1itf-los-signal
| e1itf-rai-signal
| none-dns-srv
| no-dns-srv
| none-srv
| no-srv
| reg-srv-unreach
| proxy-srv-unreach
| fo-trigger
| fb-trigger
| du-trigger
| ssp-missing
| dns-pool-exceed
| lsa-fo-trigger
| reg-auth-sec
| reg-timeout-sec
| inv-auth-sec
| inv-timeout-sec
| subs-auth-sec
| fanout
| up-overflow
| upobc-overflow
| dwobc-overflow
| dw-overflow
| lwpri-overflow
| queue-drop
| queue-load
| queue-peak-usage
| mgc-unreachable
| sgc-unreachable
| meg-unknown-sub
| meg-ground-key
| meg-high-temp
| meg-act-fail


| meg-over-current
| line-showering
| low-qos-jitter
| low-qos-delay
| sig-brd-disk-full
| 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
| uplink-sfp-los
| uplink-sfp-inv-id
| loss-lsmswp-cap
| hw-fault
| bat-miss
| bat-fail
| bat-low
| bat-a-fail
| bat-b-fail
| ac-vol-out-range
| sem-ac-power-fail
| sem-ups-low-volt
| dc-a-fail
| dc-b-fail
| sealed-box-open
| inlet-temp-major


| synce-fail
| bits-fail
| ieee1588-fail
| gnss-fail
| signal-loss
| signal-efd
| esmc-loss
| ql-input-exceed
| holdover
| lti
| internal-clk-fail
| mcsrc-stream-lost
| cf-75%used
| cf-90%used
| olt-gen-tx-fail
| olt-gen-rng-mism
| olt-gen-sfp-mism
| olt-gen-dp-integ
| olt-gen-ddr-fault
| ont-ploam-loss-cd
| ont-ploam-err-msg


| ont-ploam-oam
| ont-ploam-rdi
| ont-ploam-loss-ks
| ont-ploam-looc
| sfu-ploam-loss-cd
| sfu-ploam-err-msg
| sfu-ploam-oam
| sfu-ploam-rdi
| sfu-ploam-loss-ks
| sfu-ploam-looc
| soho-ploam-oam
| soho-ploam-rdi
| soho-ploam-looc
| mdu-ploam-loss-cd


| mdu-ploam-err-msg
| mdu-ploam-oam
| mdu-ploam-rdi
| mdu-ploam-loss-ks
| mdu-ploam-looc
| ont-hpna-ser-mis
| ont-hpna-los-sig
| ont-moca-svc-mis
| ont-moca-link-los
| ont-moca-min-bw
| ont-sipa-reg-mis
| ont-vcd-reb-requ
| ont-vcd-mis
| ont-mgc-mis
| ont-mgc-timeout
| ont-sip-reg-dns
| ont-sip-reg-fail
| ont-sip-inv-dns
| ont-sip-inv-auth
| ont-sip-inv-err
| ont-veip-mismatch
| ont-ip-host-file


| olt-pon-up-bw-tca
| ont-gen-omci-fail
| ont-gen-bat-low
| ont-gen-bat-fail
| ont-gen-mdu-env1
| ont-gen-mdu-env2
| ont-gen-mdu-env3
| pon-t-txmcutilhi
| pon-t-txmcutilmd
| pon-t-txmcutillo
| pon-t-txtotutilhi
| pon-t-txtotutilmd
| pon-t-txtotutillo
| pon-t-rxtotutilhi
| pon-t-rxtotutilmd
| pon-t-rxtotutillo
| chpr-t-txmcutilhi
| chpr-t-txmcutilmd
| chpr-t-txmcutillo


| sfu-gen-omci-fail
| sfu-gen-bat-low
| sfu-gen-bat-fail
| sfu-gen-tune-fail
| soho-gen-bat-low
| soho-gen-bat-fail
| mdu-gen-omci-fail
| mdu-gen-bat-low
| mdu-gen-bat-fail


| mdu-gen-tune-fail
| mdu-gen-mdu-env1
| mdu-gen-mdu-env2
| mdu-gen-mdu-env3
| ont-gen-fan-fail
| ont-gen-high-temp
| ont-opti-malfunc
| ont-gen-rssi-mis
| ont-gen-temp-high
| ont-gen-volt-high
| ont-gen-bias-high
| ont-olt-rx-pw-lo
| ont-olt-rx-pw-hig
| ont-gen-tune-fail
| sfu-opti-malfunc


| soho-opti-malfunc
| mdu-opti-malfunc


| ont-svc-pots-poos
| ont-svc-enet-poos




| ont-cpu-util-tca
| ont-mem-util-tca
| otdr-cap-mismatch
| login-successful
| login-failure
| cfm-defrdiccm
| cfm-defmacstatus
| cfm-defremoteccm
| cfm-deferrorccm
| cfm-defxconccm
| cfm-defais
| ont-snmp-mis
| bsf-dhcpv4
| bsf-dhcpv6
| bsf-pon
| bsf-vbridge
| bsf-qos
| bsf-igmp
| bsf-lxfwd
| efm-oam-cpecrevt
| ont-loopdetect
| alrm-tbl-overflow
| auswqueuefullatm
| auswbkpfailatm
| auswrecfgfailatm
| auswdataunatm
| auswqueuefulptm
| auswbkpfailptm
| auswrecfgfailptm
| auswdataunptm
| auswbakpfailatm
| chpr-com-fail
| chpr-tx-fail
| chpr-unprov-ont
| chpr-loss-sig
| chpr-diagnostic
| chpr-loid-pwd-err
| chpr-sfp-mismatch
| chpr-rng-mismatch
| chpr-alien-test
| chpr-alien-detect
| chpr-deact-lowtca


| chpr-dp-integ
| chpr-loss-sig-dgi
| cfg-dld-fail
| cfg-act-fail
| cfg-dld-ip
| cfg-ver-mismatch
| cfg-file-missing
| cfg-verctrl-err
| cfg-not-supported
| ont-gen-temp-low
| ont-gen-volt-low
| ont-gen-bias-low
| ont-gen-rx-hwarn
| ont-gen-rx-lwarn
| ont-gen-tx-hwarn
| ont-gen-tx-lwarn
| sfu-sup2-temp-low
| sfu-sup2-volt-low
| sfu-sup2-tx-high
| sfu-sup2-bias-low
| sfu-sup2-rx-hwarn
| sfu-sup2-rx-lwarn
| sfu-sup2-tx-hwarn
| sfu-sup2-tx-lwarn
| soho-sup2-tx-high
| mdu-sup2-temp-low
| mdu-sup2-volt-low
| mdu-sup2-tx-high


| mdu-sup2-bias-low
| mdu-sup2-rx-hwarn
| mdu-sup2-rx-lwarn
| mdu-sup2-tx-hwarn
| mdu-sup2-tx-lwarn
| cust-alm1
| cust-alm2
| cust-alm3
| cust-alm4
| cust-alm5
| cust-alm6
| cust-alm7
| cust-alm8
| cust-alm9
| cust-alm10
| cust-alm11
| cust-alm12
| cust-alm13
| cust-alm14
| cust-alm15
| cust-alm16
| cust-alm17
| cust-alm18
| cust-alm19
| cust-alm20
| cust-alm21
| cust-alm22
| cust-alm23
| cust-alm24
| cust-alm25
| cust-alm26
| cust-alm27
| cust-alm28
| cust-alm29
| cust-alm30
| cust-alm31
| fpm-depletion
| exp-seizureack
| exp-disconack
| exp-forcerelack
| no-bp-attached
| melt-board-reset
| ancp-adj-loss
Possible values:


mode
will rollback
rollback
server
direction
configured
lost
15 minutes
files
board
temperature
missing
session


session
session
planned
up config group
below planned
set up config group
connected
failure
rack/shelf/slot


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




board
Alarm
transfer failed
appl server
exceeded.
name).
server).
name).
server).
server).


name).
(authentication).
(message timeout).
(authentication).
(message timeout).
interface.
interface.
pools exceed
LSA server
domain name).
from server).
name).
from server).


from server).
domain name).
timeout).
exceed threshold
exceeds threshold
threshold
controller
controller
card
activation failure
threshold
threshold
loss


type
mismatch
enclosure
Range
Range
major level
critical level
temperature
temperature


deviation
switch
portconfig
mediapolicy
failure
expectancy
expectancy
crossed
crossed
crossed
crossed


MIC failure
ont
of ont
error of ont
ranging of ont
ont
ont
exceeded
from ont
delineation of ont
ranging of ont
from ont


ont
ont
from ont
ont
alarm
alarm
reach exceeded
from ont
delineation of ont
error of ont
ranging of ont
from ont
ont
from ont
alarm
exceeded


minimum bw
crossed
failed
timeout
response error
timeout
error


TCA
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed


crossed


crossed
progress
mismatch
mismatch
mismatch
Target-ChnlPair
error
high
low
ont
failure
progress
failure
version mismatch
mismatch
mismatch


Target-ChnlPair
protocol error
too high
too low
attributes
ont
failure
progress
failure
version mismatch
mismatch
mismatch
Target-ChnlPair
alarm#1
alarm#2
alarm#3
protocol error
too high
low
attributes


transceiver
failed
warning
high warning
Target-ChnlPair
or is missing
warning
control error
optical transceiver
file to ONT failed
mismatch


with OLT
to Target-ChnlPair
mismatch
MISMATCH
error or is missing
warning
active
control error
optical transceiver
mismatch


out-sync with OLT
mismatch
MISMATCH
error or is missing
warning
active
control error
optical transceiver
mismatch
out-sync with OLT
mismatch
MISMATCH


planned ont card
service
signal
provisioned pots
failure
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
(DNS)
(TCP)
(TLS)
authentication
(timeout)
response error
(timeout)
failed
(malformed)
(DNS)
(TCP)
(TLS)
(authentication)
(timeout)


response error
(malformed)
(insufficient data)
interface
ces ds1
interface
interface
ces e1
client service
failure
out
required parameters
DNS problem
TCP socket problem
TLS session problem
response error
new subscription


malformed
malformed
subscribe failed
service
pseudowire
frame
xdsl
crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
crossed


threshold crossed
threshold crossed
crossed
crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
crossed
ATM
failed for ATM
unavailable for ATM


PTM
failed for PTM
unavailable for PTM
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
alarm
threshold crossed
bandwidth TCA
download function
Alarm low threshold
warn threshold
threshold
warn threshold


threshold
warn threshold
warn threshold
warn threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold


than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
warn threshold


protocol timeout
signal
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.
| no ) This element is only shown in
- yes : buffer has overflowed

72.5 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 72.5-1 "Minor Alarm Delta Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 72.5-2 "Minor Alarm Delta Log Status Command" Display parameters
| sw-rollback
| db-rollback
| xvps-inv-dbase
| inv-cde-file
| miss-cde-file
| cde-hash-error
| low-disk-space
| cell-discard-up
| cell-discard-down
| persist-data-loss
| mac-conflict
| vmac-full
| sntp-comm-lost
| preferred-mode
| timing-reference


| nt-disk-95%full
| cf-error
| back-pnl-inv
| ihub-conf-loss
| 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
| board-reset-prot
| sem-power-fail
| sem-ups-fail
| board-reset-cf
| vlan-assign-fail
| vsa-info-invalid
| auth-mac-conflict
| user-pwd-fault
| 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
| ext-qsfp-invld


| 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
| custom1
| custom2
| custom3
| custom4
| custom5
| custom6
| custom7
| custom8
| custom9
| custom10
| custom11
| custom12
| custom13
| custom14


| custom15
| custom16
| custom17
| loss-swo-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
| melt-hw-issue
| melt-board-reset
| single-fan-fail
| multi-fan-fail
| fan-tray-missing
| fileserv-unavail
| bad-digitmap
| dhcp-unreach
| dhcp-no-srv
| dhcp-inv-srv
| 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


| e1sip-reg-auth
| e1sip-reg-timeout
| e1sip-inv-auth
| e1sip-inv-timeout
| e1itf-ais-signal
| e1itf-los-signal
| e1itf-rai-signal
| none-dns-srv
| no-dns-srv
| none-srv
| no-srv
| reg-srv-unreach
| proxy-srv-unreach
| fo-trigger
| fb-trigger
| du-trigger
| ssp-missing
| dns-pool-exceed
| lsa-fo-trigger
| reg-auth-sec
| reg-timeout-sec
| inv-auth-sec
| inv-timeout-sec
| subs-auth-sec
| fanout
| up-overflow
| upobc-overflow
| dwobc-overflow
| dw-overflow
| lwpri-overflow
| queue-drop
| queue-load
| queue-peak-usage
| mgc-unreachable
| sgc-unreachable
| meg-unknown-sub
| meg-ground-key
| meg-high-temp
| meg-act-fail


| meg-over-current
| line-showering
| low-qos-jitter
| low-qos-delay
| sig-brd-disk-full
| 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
| uplink-sfp-los
| uplink-sfp-inv-id
| loss-lsmswp-cap
| hw-fault
| bat-miss
| bat-fail
| bat-low
| bat-a-fail
| bat-b-fail
| ac-vol-out-range
| sem-ac-power-fail
| sem-ups-low-volt
| dc-a-fail
| dc-b-fail
| sealed-box-open
| inlet-temp-major


| synce-fail
| bits-fail
| ieee1588-fail
| gnss-fail
| signal-loss
| signal-efd
| esmc-loss
| ql-input-exceed
| holdover
| lti
| internal-clk-fail
| mcsrc-stream-lost
| cf-75%used
| cf-90%used
| olt-gen-tx-fail
| olt-gen-rng-mism
| olt-gen-sfp-mism
| olt-gen-dp-integ
| olt-gen-ddr-fault
| ont-ploam-loss-cd
| ont-ploam-err-msg


| ont-ploam-oam
| ont-ploam-rdi
| ont-ploam-loss-ks
| ont-ploam-looc
| sfu-ploam-loss-cd
| sfu-ploam-err-msg
| sfu-ploam-oam
| sfu-ploam-rdi
| sfu-ploam-loss-ks
| sfu-ploam-looc
| soho-ploam-oam
| soho-ploam-rdi
| soho-ploam-looc
| mdu-ploam-loss-cd


| mdu-ploam-err-msg
| mdu-ploam-oam
| mdu-ploam-rdi
| mdu-ploam-loss-ks
| mdu-ploam-looc
| ont-hpna-ser-mis
| ont-hpna-los-sig
| ont-moca-svc-mis
| ont-moca-link-los
| ont-moca-min-bw
| ont-sipa-reg-mis
| ont-vcd-reb-requ
| ont-vcd-mis
| ont-mgc-mis
| ont-mgc-timeout
| ont-sip-reg-dns
| ont-sip-reg-fail
| ont-sip-inv-dns
| ont-sip-inv-auth
| ont-sip-inv-err
| ont-veip-mismatch
| ont-ip-host-file


| olt-pon-up-bw-tca
| ont-gen-omci-fail
| ont-gen-bat-low
| ont-gen-bat-fail
| ont-gen-mdu-env1
| ont-gen-mdu-env2
| ont-gen-mdu-env3
| pon-t-txmcutilhi
| pon-t-txmcutilmd
| pon-t-txmcutillo
| pon-t-txtotutilhi
| pon-t-txtotutilmd
| pon-t-txtotutillo
| pon-t-rxtotutilhi
| pon-t-rxtotutilmd
| pon-t-rxtotutillo
| chpr-t-txmcutilhi
| chpr-t-txmcutilmd
| chpr-t-txmcutillo


| sfu-gen-omci-fail
| sfu-gen-bat-low
| sfu-gen-bat-fail
| sfu-gen-tune-fail
| soho-gen-bat-low
| soho-gen-bat-fail
| mdu-gen-omci-fail
| mdu-gen-bat-low
| mdu-gen-bat-fail


| mdu-gen-tune-fail
| mdu-gen-mdu-env1
| mdu-gen-mdu-env2
| mdu-gen-mdu-env3
| ont-gen-fan-fail
| ont-gen-high-temp
| ont-opti-malfunc
| ont-gen-rssi-mis
| ont-gen-temp-high
| ont-gen-volt-high
| ont-gen-bias-high
| ont-olt-rx-pw-lo
| ont-olt-rx-pw-hig
| ont-gen-tune-fail
| sfu-opti-malfunc


| soho-opti-malfunc
| mdu-opti-malfunc


| ont-svc-pots-poos
| ont-svc-enet-poos




| ont-cpu-util-tca
| ont-mem-util-tca
| otdr-cap-mismatch
| login-successful
| login-failure
| cfm-defrdiccm
| cfm-defmacstatus
| cfm-defremoteccm
| cfm-deferrorccm
| cfm-defxconccm
| cfm-defais
| ont-snmp-mis
| bsf-dhcpv4
| bsf-dhcpv6
| bsf-pon
| bsf-vbridge
| bsf-qos
| bsf-igmp
| bsf-lxfwd
| efm-oam-cpecrevt
| ont-loopdetect
| alrm-tbl-overflow
| auswqueuefullatm
| auswbkpfailatm
| auswrecfgfailatm
| auswdataunatm
| auswqueuefulptm
| auswbkpfailptm
| auswrecfgfailptm
| auswdataunptm
| auswbakpfailatm
| chpr-com-fail
| chpr-tx-fail
| chpr-unprov-ont
| chpr-loss-sig
| chpr-diagnostic
| chpr-loid-pwd-err
| chpr-sfp-mismatch
| chpr-rng-mismatch
| chpr-alien-test
| chpr-alien-detect
| chpr-deact-lowtca


| chpr-dp-integ
| chpr-loss-sig-dgi
| cfg-dld-fail
| cfg-act-fail
| cfg-dld-ip
| cfg-ver-mismatch
| cfg-file-missing
| cfg-verctrl-err
| cfg-not-supported
| ont-gen-temp-low
| ont-gen-volt-low
| ont-gen-bias-low
| ont-gen-rx-hwarn
| ont-gen-rx-lwarn
| ont-gen-tx-hwarn
| ont-gen-tx-lwarn
| sfu-sup2-temp-low
| sfu-sup2-volt-low
| sfu-sup2-tx-high
| sfu-sup2-bias-low
| sfu-sup2-rx-hwarn
| sfu-sup2-rx-lwarn
| sfu-sup2-tx-hwarn
| sfu-sup2-tx-lwarn
| soho-sup2-tx-high
| mdu-sup2-temp-low
| mdu-sup2-volt-low
| mdu-sup2-tx-high


| mdu-sup2-bias-low
| mdu-sup2-rx-hwarn
| mdu-sup2-rx-lwarn
| mdu-sup2-tx-hwarn
| mdu-sup2-tx-lwarn
| cust-alm1
| cust-alm2
| cust-alm3
| cust-alm4
| cust-alm5
| cust-alm6
| cust-alm7
| cust-alm8
| cust-alm9
| cust-alm10
| cust-alm11
| cust-alm12
| cust-alm13
| cust-alm14
| cust-alm15
| cust-alm16
| cust-alm17
| cust-alm18
| cust-alm19
| cust-alm20
| cust-alm21
| cust-alm22
| cust-alm23
| cust-alm24
| cust-alm25
| cust-alm26
| cust-alm27
| cust-alm28
| cust-alm29
| cust-alm30
| cust-alm31
| fpm-depletion
| exp-seizureack
| exp-disconack
| exp-forcerelack
| no-bp-attached
| melt-board-reset
| ancp-adj-loss
Possible values:


mode
will rollback
rollback
server
direction
configured
lost
15 minutes
files
board
temperature
missing
session


session
session
planned
up config group
below planned
set up config group
connected
failure
rack/shelf/slot


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




board
Alarm
transfer failed
appl server
exceeded.
name).
server).
name).
server).
server).


name).
(authentication).
(message timeout).
(authentication).
(message timeout).
interface.
interface.
pools exceed
LSA server
domain name).
from server).
name).
from server).


from server).
domain name).
timeout).
exceed threshold
exceeds threshold
threshold
controller
controller
card
activation failure
threshold
threshold
loss


type
mismatch
enclosure
Range
Range
major level
critical level
temperature
temperature


deviation
switch
portconfig
mediapolicy
failure
expectancy
expectancy
crossed
crossed
crossed
crossed


MIC failure
ont
of ont
error of ont
ranging of ont
ont
ont
exceeded
from ont
delineation of ont
ranging of ont
from ont


ont
ont
from ont
ont
alarm
alarm
reach exceeded
from ont
delineation of ont
error of ont
ranging of ont
from ont
ont
from ont
alarm
exceeded


minimum bw
crossed
failed
timeout
response error
timeout
error


TCA
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed


crossed


crossed
progress
mismatch
mismatch
mismatch
Target-ChnlPair
error
high
low
ont
failure
progress
failure
version mismatch
mismatch
mismatch


Target-ChnlPair
protocol error
too high
too low
attributes
ont
failure
progress
failure
version mismatch
mismatch
mismatch
Target-ChnlPair
alarm#1
alarm#2
alarm#3
protocol error
too high
low
attributes


transceiver
failed
warning
high warning
Target-ChnlPair
or is missing
warning
control error
optical transceiver
file to ONT failed
mismatch


with OLT
to Target-ChnlPair
mismatch
MISMATCH
error or is missing
warning
active
control error
optical transceiver
mismatch


out-sync with OLT
mismatch
MISMATCH
error or is missing
warning
active
control error
optical transceiver
mismatch
out-sync with OLT
mismatch
MISMATCH


planned ont card
service
signal
provisioned pots
failure
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
(DNS)
(TCP)
(TLS)
authentication
(timeout)
response error
(timeout)
failed
(malformed)
(DNS)
(TCP)
(TLS)
(authentication)
(timeout)


response error
(malformed)
(insufficient data)
interface
ces ds1
interface
interface
ces e1
client service
failure
out
required parameters
DNS problem
TCP socket problem
TLS session problem
response error
new subscription


malformed
malformed
subscribe failed
service
pseudowire
frame
xdsl
crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
crossed


threshold crossed
threshold crossed
crossed
crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
crossed
ATM
failed for ATM
unavailable for ATM


PTM
failed for PTM
unavailable for PTM
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
alarm
threshold crossed
bandwidth TCA
download function
Alarm low threshold
warn threshold
threshold
warn threshold


threshold
warn threshold
warn threshold
warn threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold


than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
warn threshold


protocol timeout
signal
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.

72.6 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 72.6-1 "Major Alarm Delta Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 72.6-2 "Major Alarm Delta Log Status Command" Display parameters
| sw-rollback
| db-rollback
| xvps-inv-dbase
| inv-cde-file
| miss-cde-file
| cde-hash-error
| low-disk-space
| cell-discard-up
| cell-discard-down
| persist-data-loss
| mac-conflict
| vmac-full
| sntp-comm-lost
| preferred-mode
| timing-reference


| nt-disk-95%full
| cf-error
| back-pnl-inv
| ihub-conf-loss
| 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
| board-reset-prot
| sem-power-fail
| sem-ups-fail
| board-reset-cf
| vlan-assign-fail
| vsa-info-invalid
| auth-mac-conflict
| user-pwd-fault
| 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
| ext-qsfp-invld


| 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
| custom1
| custom2
| custom3
| custom4
| custom5
| custom6
| custom7
| custom8
| custom9
| custom10
| custom11
| custom12
| custom13
| custom14


| custom15
| custom16
| custom17
| loss-swo-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
| melt-hw-issue
| melt-board-reset
| single-fan-fail
| multi-fan-fail
| fan-tray-missing
| fileserv-unavail
| bad-digitmap
| dhcp-unreach
| dhcp-no-srv
| dhcp-inv-srv
| 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


| e1sip-reg-auth
| e1sip-reg-timeout
| e1sip-inv-auth
| e1sip-inv-timeout
| e1itf-ais-signal
| e1itf-los-signal
| e1itf-rai-signal
| none-dns-srv
| no-dns-srv
| none-srv
| no-srv
| reg-srv-unreach
| proxy-srv-unreach
| fo-trigger
| fb-trigger
| du-trigger
| ssp-missing
| dns-pool-exceed
| lsa-fo-trigger
| reg-auth-sec
| reg-timeout-sec
| inv-auth-sec
| inv-timeout-sec
| subs-auth-sec
| fanout
| up-overflow
| upobc-overflow
| dwobc-overflow
| dw-overflow
| lwpri-overflow
| queue-drop
| queue-load
| queue-peak-usage
| mgc-unreachable
| sgc-unreachable
| meg-unknown-sub
| meg-ground-key
| meg-high-temp
| meg-act-fail


| meg-over-current
| line-showering
| low-qos-jitter
| low-qos-delay
| sig-brd-disk-full
| 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
| uplink-sfp-los
| uplink-sfp-inv-id
| loss-lsmswp-cap
| hw-fault
| bat-miss
| bat-fail
| bat-low
| bat-a-fail
| bat-b-fail
| ac-vol-out-range
| sem-ac-power-fail
| sem-ups-low-volt
| dc-a-fail
| dc-b-fail
| sealed-box-open
| inlet-temp-major


| synce-fail
| bits-fail
| ieee1588-fail
| gnss-fail
| signal-loss
| signal-efd
| esmc-loss
| ql-input-exceed
| holdover
| lti
| internal-clk-fail
| mcsrc-stream-lost
| cf-75%used
| cf-90%used
| olt-gen-tx-fail
| olt-gen-rng-mism
| olt-gen-sfp-mism
| olt-gen-dp-integ
| olt-gen-ddr-fault
| ont-ploam-loss-cd
| ont-ploam-err-msg


| ont-ploam-oam
| ont-ploam-rdi
| ont-ploam-loss-ks
| ont-ploam-looc
| sfu-ploam-loss-cd
| sfu-ploam-err-msg
| sfu-ploam-oam
| sfu-ploam-rdi
| sfu-ploam-loss-ks
| sfu-ploam-looc
| soho-ploam-oam
| soho-ploam-rdi
| soho-ploam-looc
| mdu-ploam-loss-cd


| mdu-ploam-err-msg
| mdu-ploam-oam
| mdu-ploam-rdi
| mdu-ploam-loss-ks
| mdu-ploam-looc
| ont-hpna-ser-mis
| ont-hpna-los-sig
| ont-moca-svc-mis
| ont-moca-link-los
| ont-moca-min-bw
| ont-sipa-reg-mis
| ont-vcd-reb-requ
| ont-vcd-mis
| ont-mgc-mis
| ont-mgc-timeout
| ont-sip-reg-dns
| ont-sip-reg-fail
| ont-sip-inv-dns
| ont-sip-inv-auth
| ont-sip-inv-err
| ont-veip-mismatch
| ont-ip-host-file


| olt-pon-up-bw-tca
| ont-gen-omci-fail
| ont-gen-bat-low
| ont-gen-bat-fail
| ont-gen-mdu-env1
| ont-gen-mdu-env2
| ont-gen-mdu-env3
| pon-t-txmcutilhi
| pon-t-txmcutilmd
| pon-t-txmcutillo
| pon-t-txtotutilhi
| pon-t-txtotutilmd
| pon-t-txtotutillo
| pon-t-rxtotutilhi
| pon-t-rxtotutilmd
| pon-t-rxtotutillo
| chpr-t-txmcutilhi
| chpr-t-txmcutilmd
| chpr-t-txmcutillo


| sfu-gen-omci-fail
| sfu-gen-bat-low
| sfu-gen-bat-fail
| sfu-gen-tune-fail
| soho-gen-bat-low
| soho-gen-bat-fail
| mdu-gen-omci-fail
| mdu-gen-bat-low
| mdu-gen-bat-fail


| mdu-gen-tune-fail
| mdu-gen-mdu-env1
| mdu-gen-mdu-env2
| mdu-gen-mdu-env3
| ont-gen-fan-fail
| ont-gen-high-temp
| ont-opti-malfunc
| ont-gen-rssi-mis
| ont-gen-temp-high
| ont-gen-volt-high
| ont-gen-bias-high
| ont-olt-rx-pw-lo
| ont-olt-rx-pw-hig
| ont-gen-tune-fail
| sfu-opti-malfunc


| soho-opti-malfunc
| mdu-opti-malfunc


| ont-svc-pots-poos
| ont-svc-enet-poos




| ont-cpu-util-tca
| ont-mem-util-tca
| otdr-cap-mismatch
| login-successful
| login-failure
| cfm-defrdiccm
| cfm-defmacstatus
| cfm-defremoteccm
| cfm-deferrorccm
| cfm-defxconccm
| cfm-defais
| ont-snmp-mis
| bsf-dhcpv4
| bsf-dhcpv6
| bsf-pon
| bsf-vbridge
| bsf-qos
| bsf-igmp
| bsf-lxfwd
| efm-oam-cpecrevt
| ont-loopdetect
| alrm-tbl-overflow
| auswqueuefullatm
| auswbkpfailatm
| auswrecfgfailatm
| auswdataunatm
| auswqueuefulptm
| auswbkpfailptm
| auswrecfgfailptm
| auswdataunptm
| auswbakpfailatm
| chpr-com-fail
| chpr-tx-fail
| chpr-unprov-ont
| chpr-loss-sig
| chpr-diagnostic
| chpr-loid-pwd-err
| chpr-sfp-mismatch
| chpr-rng-mismatch
| chpr-alien-test
| chpr-alien-detect
| chpr-deact-lowtca


| chpr-dp-integ
| chpr-loss-sig-dgi
| cfg-dld-fail
| cfg-act-fail
| cfg-dld-ip
| cfg-ver-mismatch
| cfg-file-missing
| cfg-verctrl-err
| cfg-not-supported
| ont-gen-temp-low
| ont-gen-volt-low
| ont-gen-bias-low
| ont-gen-rx-hwarn
| ont-gen-rx-lwarn
| ont-gen-tx-hwarn
| ont-gen-tx-lwarn
| sfu-sup2-temp-low
| sfu-sup2-volt-low
| sfu-sup2-tx-high
| sfu-sup2-bias-low
| sfu-sup2-rx-hwarn
| sfu-sup2-rx-lwarn
| sfu-sup2-tx-hwarn
| sfu-sup2-tx-lwarn
| soho-sup2-tx-high
| mdu-sup2-temp-low
| mdu-sup2-volt-low
| mdu-sup2-tx-high


| mdu-sup2-bias-low
| mdu-sup2-rx-hwarn
| mdu-sup2-rx-lwarn
| mdu-sup2-tx-hwarn
| mdu-sup2-tx-lwarn
| cust-alm1
| cust-alm2
| cust-alm3
| cust-alm4
| cust-alm5
| cust-alm6
| cust-alm7
| cust-alm8
| cust-alm9
| cust-alm10
| cust-alm11
| cust-alm12
| cust-alm13
| cust-alm14
| cust-alm15
| cust-alm16
| cust-alm17
| cust-alm18
| cust-alm19
| cust-alm20
| cust-alm21
| cust-alm22
| cust-alm23
| cust-alm24
| cust-alm25
| cust-alm26
| cust-alm27
| cust-alm28
| cust-alm29
| cust-alm30
| cust-alm31
| fpm-depletion
| exp-seizureack
| exp-disconack
| exp-forcerelack
| no-bp-attached
| melt-board-reset
| ancp-adj-loss
Possible values:


mode
will rollback
rollback
server
direction
configured
lost
15 minutes
files
board
temperature
missing
session


session
session
planned
up config group
below planned
set up config group
connected
failure
rack/shelf/slot


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




board
Alarm
transfer failed
appl server
exceeded.
name).
server).
name).
server).
server).


name).
(authentication).
(message timeout).
(authentication).
(message timeout).
interface.
interface.
pools exceed
LSA server
domain name).
from server).
name).
from server).


from server).
domain name).
timeout).
exceed threshold
exceeds threshold
threshold
controller
controller
card
activation failure
threshold
threshold
loss


type
mismatch
enclosure
Range
Range
major level
critical level
temperature
temperature


deviation
switch
portconfig
mediapolicy
failure
expectancy
expectancy
crossed
crossed
crossed
crossed


MIC failure
ont
of ont
error of ont
ranging of ont
ont
ont
exceeded
from ont
delineation of ont
ranging of ont
from ont


ont
ont
from ont
ont
alarm
alarm
reach exceeded
from ont
delineation of ont
error of ont
ranging of ont
from ont
ont
from ont
alarm
exceeded


minimum bw
crossed
failed
timeout
response error
timeout
error


TCA
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed


crossed


crossed
progress
mismatch
mismatch
mismatch
Target-ChnlPair
error
high
low
ont
failure
progress
failure
version mismatch
mismatch
mismatch


Target-ChnlPair
protocol error
too high
too low
attributes
ont
failure
progress
failure
version mismatch
mismatch
mismatch
Target-ChnlPair
alarm#1
alarm#2
alarm#3
protocol error
too high
low
attributes


transceiver
failed
warning
high warning
Target-ChnlPair
or is missing
warning
control error
optical transceiver
file to ONT failed
mismatch


with OLT
to Target-ChnlPair
mismatch
MISMATCH
error or is missing
warning
active
control error
optical transceiver
mismatch


out-sync with OLT
mismatch
MISMATCH
error or is missing
warning
active
control error
optical transceiver
mismatch
out-sync with OLT
mismatch
MISMATCH


planned ont card
service
signal
provisioned pots
failure
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
(DNS)
(TCP)
(TLS)
authentication
(timeout)
response error
(timeout)
failed
(malformed)
(DNS)
(TCP)
(TLS)
(authentication)
(timeout)


response error
(malformed)
(insufficient data)
interface
ces ds1
interface
interface
ces e1
client service
failure
out
required parameters
DNS problem
TCP socket problem
TLS session problem
response error
new subscription


malformed
malformed
subscribe failed
service
pseudowire
frame
xdsl
crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
crossed


threshold crossed
threshold crossed
crossed
crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
crossed
ATM
failed for ATM
unavailable for ATM


PTM
failed for PTM
unavailable for PTM
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
alarm
threshold crossed
bandwidth TCA
download function
Alarm low threshold
warn threshold
threshold
warn threshold


threshold
warn threshold
warn threshold
warn threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold


than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
warn threshold


protocol timeout
signal
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.

72.7 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 72.7-1 "Critical Alarm Delta Log Status Command" Resource Parameters
Command Output
Table 72.7-2 "Critical Alarm Delta Log Status Command" Display parameters
| sw-rollback
| db-rollback
| xvps-inv-dbase
| inv-cde-file
| miss-cde-file
| cde-hash-error
| low-disk-space
| cell-discard-up
| cell-discard-down
| persist-data-loss
| mac-conflict
| vmac-full
| sntp-comm-lost
| preferred-mode
| timing-reference


| nt-disk-95%full
| cf-error
| back-pnl-inv
| ihub-conf-loss
| 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
| board-reset-prot
| sem-power-fail
| sem-ups-fail
| board-reset-cf
| vlan-assign-fail
| vsa-info-invalid
| auth-mac-conflict
| user-pwd-fault
| 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
| ext-qsfp-invld


| 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
| custom1
| custom2
| custom3
| custom4
| custom5
| custom6
| custom7
| custom8
| custom9
| custom10
| custom11
| custom12
| custom13
| custom14


| custom15
| custom16
| custom17
| loss-swo-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
| melt-hw-issue
| melt-board-reset
| single-fan-fail
| multi-fan-fail
| fan-tray-missing
| fileserv-unavail
| bad-digitmap
| dhcp-unreach
| dhcp-no-srv
| dhcp-inv-srv
| 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


| e1sip-reg-auth
| e1sip-reg-timeout
| e1sip-inv-auth
| e1sip-inv-timeout
| e1itf-ais-signal
| e1itf-los-signal
| e1itf-rai-signal
| none-dns-srv
| no-dns-srv
| none-srv
| no-srv
| reg-srv-unreach
| proxy-srv-unreach
| fo-trigger
| fb-trigger
| du-trigger
| ssp-missing
| dns-pool-exceed
| lsa-fo-trigger
| reg-auth-sec
| reg-timeout-sec
| inv-auth-sec
| inv-timeout-sec
| subs-auth-sec
| fanout
| up-overflow
| upobc-overflow
| dwobc-overflow
| dw-overflow
| lwpri-overflow
| queue-drop
| queue-load
| queue-peak-usage
| mgc-unreachable
| sgc-unreachable
| meg-unknown-sub
| meg-ground-key
| meg-high-temp
| meg-act-fail


| meg-over-current
| line-showering
| low-qos-jitter
| low-qos-delay
| sig-brd-disk-full
| 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
| uplink-sfp-los
| uplink-sfp-inv-id
| loss-lsmswp-cap
| hw-fault
| bat-miss
| bat-fail
| bat-low
| bat-a-fail
| bat-b-fail
| ac-vol-out-range
| sem-ac-power-fail
| sem-ups-low-volt
| dc-a-fail
| dc-b-fail
| sealed-box-open
| inlet-temp-major


| synce-fail
| bits-fail
| ieee1588-fail
| gnss-fail
| signal-loss
| signal-efd
| esmc-loss
| ql-input-exceed
| holdover
| lti
| internal-clk-fail
| mcsrc-stream-lost
| cf-75%used
| cf-90%used
| olt-gen-tx-fail
| olt-gen-rng-mism
| olt-gen-sfp-mism
| olt-gen-dp-integ
| olt-gen-ddr-fault
| ont-ploam-loss-cd
| ont-ploam-err-msg


| ont-ploam-oam
| ont-ploam-rdi
| ont-ploam-loss-ks
| ont-ploam-looc
| sfu-ploam-loss-cd
| sfu-ploam-err-msg
| sfu-ploam-oam
| sfu-ploam-rdi
| sfu-ploam-loss-ks
| sfu-ploam-looc
| soho-ploam-oam
| soho-ploam-rdi
| soho-ploam-looc
| mdu-ploam-loss-cd


| mdu-ploam-err-msg
| mdu-ploam-oam
| mdu-ploam-rdi
| mdu-ploam-loss-ks
| mdu-ploam-looc
| ont-hpna-ser-mis
| ont-hpna-los-sig
| ont-moca-svc-mis
| ont-moca-link-los
| ont-moca-min-bw
| ont-sipa-reg-mis
| ont-vcd-reb-requ
| ont-vcd-mis
| ont-mgc-mis
| ont-mgc-timeout
| ont-sip-reg-dns
| ont-sip-reg-fail
| ont-sip-inv-dns
| ont-sip-inv-auth
| ont-sip-inv-err
| ont-veip-mismatch
| ont-ip-host-file


| olt-pon-up-bw-tca
| ont-gen-omci-fail
| ont-gen-bat-low
| ont-gen-bat-fail
| ont-gen-mdu-env1
| ont-gen-mdu-env2
| ont-gen-mdu-env3
| pon-t-txmcutilhi
| pon-t-txmcutilmd
| pon-t-txmcutillo
| pon-t-txtotutilhi
| pon-t-txtotutilmd
| pon-t-txtotutillo
| pon-t-rxtotutilhi
| pon-t-rxtotutilmd
| pon-t-rxtotutillo
| chpr-t-txmcutilhi
| chpr-t-txmcutilmd
| chpr-t-txmcutillo


| sfu-gen-omci-fail
| sfu-gen-bat-low
| sfu-gen-bat-fail
| sfu-gen-tune-fail
| soho-gen-bat-low
| soho-gen-bat-fail
| mdu-gen-omci-fail
| mdu-gen-bat-low
| mdu-gen-bat-fail


| mdu-gen-tune-fail
| mdu-gen-mdu-env1
| mdu-gen-mdu-env2
| mdu-gen-mdu-env3
| ont-gen-fan-fail
| ont-gen-high-temp
| ont-opti-malfunc
| ont-gen-rssi-mis
| ont-gen-temp-high
| ont-gen-volt-high
| ont-gen-bias-high
| ont-olt-rx-pw-lo
| ont-olt-rx-pw-hig
| ont-gen-tune-fail
| sfu-opti-malfunc


| soho-opti-malfunc
| mdu-opti-malfunc


| ont-svc-pots-poos
| ont-svc-enet-poos




| ont-cpu-util-tca
| ont-mem-util-tca
| otdr-cap-mismatch
| login-successful
| login-failure
| cfm-defrdiccm
| cfm-defmacstatus
| cfm-defremoteccm
| cfm-deferrorccm
| cfm-defxconccm
| cfm-defais
| ont-snmp-mis
| bsf-dhcpv4
| bsf-dhcpv6
| bsf-pon
| bsf-vbridge
| bsf-qos
| bsf-igmp
| bsf-lxfwd
| efm-oam-cpecrevt
| ont-loopdetect
| alrm-tbl-overflow
| auswqueuefullatm
| auswbkpfailatm
| auswrecfgfailatm
| auswdataunatm
| auswqueuefulptm
| auswbkpfailptm
| auswrecfgfailptm
| auswdataunptm
| auswbakpfailatm
| chpr-com-fail
| chpr-tx-fail
| chpr-unprov-ont
| chpr-loss-sig
| chpr-diagnostic
| chpr-loid-pwd-err
| chpr-sfp-mismatch
| chpr-rng-mismatch
| chpr-alien-test
| chpr-alien-detect
| chpr-deact-lowtca


| chpr-dp-integ
| chpr-loss-sig-dgi
| cfg-dld-fail
| cfg-act-fail
| cfg-dld-ip
| cfg-ver-mismatch
| cfg-file-missing
| cfg-verctrl-err
| cfg-not-supported
| ont-gen-temp-low
| ont-gen-volt-low
| ont-gen-bias-low
| ont-gen-rx-hwarn
| ont-gen-rx-lwarn
| ont-gen-tx-hwarn
| ont-gen-tx-lwarn
| sfu-sup2-temp-low
| sfu-sup2-volt-low
| sfu-sup2-tx-high
| sfu-sup2-bias-low
| sfu-sup2-rx-hwarn
| sfu-sup2-rx-lwarn
| sfu-sup2-tx-hwarn
| sfu-sup2-tx-lwarn
| soho-sup2-tx-high
| mdu-sup2-temp-low
| mdu-sup2-volt-low
| mdu-sup2-tx-high


| mdu-sup2-bias-low
| mdu-sup2-rx-hwarn
| mdu-sup2-rx-lwarn
| mdu-sup2-tx-hwarn
| mdu-sup2-tx-lwarn
| cust-alm1
| cust-alm2
| cust-alm3
| cust-alm4
| cust-alm5
| cust-alm6
| cust-alm7
| cust-alm8
| cust-alm9
| cust-alm10
| cust-alm11
| cust-alm12
| cust-alm13
| cust-alm14
| cust-alm15
| cust-alm16
| cust-alm17
| cust-alm18
| cust-alm19
| cust-alm20
| cust-alm21
| cust-alm22
| cust-alm23
| cust-alm24
| cust-alm25
| cust-alm26
| cust-alm27
| cust-alm28
| cust-alm29
| cust-alm30
| cust-alm31
| fpm-depletion
| exp-seizureack
| exp-disconack
| exp-forcerelack
| no-bp-attached
| melt-board-reset
| ancp-adj-loss
Possible values:


mode
will rollback
rollback
server
direction
configured
lost
15 minutes
files
board
temperature
missing
session


session
session
planned
up config group
below planned
set up config group
connected
failure
rack/shelf/slot


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




board
Alarm
transfer failed
appl server
exceeded.
name).
server).
name).
server).
server).


name).
(authentication).
(message timeout).
(authentication).
(message timeout).
interface.
interface.
pools exceed
LSA server
domain name).
from server).
name).
from server).


from server).
domain name).
timeout).
exceed threshold
exceeds threshold
threshold
controller
controller
card
activation failure
threshold
threshold
loss


type
mismatch
enclosure
Range
Range
major level
critical level
temperature
temperature


deviation
switch
portconfig
mediapolicy
failure
expectancy
expectancy
crossed
crossed
crossed
crossed


MIC failure
ont
of ont
error of ont
ranging of ont
ont
ont
exceeded
from ont
delineation of ont
ranging of ont
from ont


ont
ont
from ont
ont
alarm
alarm
reach exceeded
from ont
delineation of ont
error of ont
ranging of ont
from ont
ont
from ont
alarm
exceeded


minimum bw
crossed
failed
timeout
response error
timeout
error


TCA
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed


crossed


crossed
progress
mismatch
mismatch
mismatch
Target-ChnlPair
error
high
low
ont
failure
progress
failure
version mismatch
mismatch
mismatch


Target-ChnlPair
protocol error
too high
too low
attributes
ont
failure
progress
failure
version mismatch
mismatch
mismatch
Target-ChnlPair
alarm#1
alarm#2
alarm#3
protocol error
too high
low
attributes


transceiver
failed
warning
high warning
Target-ChnlPair
or is missing
warning
control error
optical transceiver
file to ONT failed
mismatch


with OLT
to Target-ChnlPair
mismatch
MISMATCH
error or is missing
warning
active
control error
optical transceiver
mismatch


out-sync with OLT
mismatch
MISMATCH
error or is missing
warning
active
control error
optical transceiver
mismatch
out-sync with OLT
mismatch
MISMATCH


planned ont card
service
signal
provisioned pots
failure
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
(DNS)
(TCP)
(TLS)
authentication
(timeout)
response error
(timeout)
failed
(malformed)
(DNS)
(TCP)
(TLS)
(authentication)
(timeout)


response error
(malformed)
(insufficient data)
interface
ces ds1
interface
interface
ces e1
client service
failure
out
required parameters
DNS problem
TCP socket problem
TLS session problem
response error
new subscription


malformed
malformed
subscribe failed
service
pseudowire
frame
xdsl
crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
crossed


threshold crossed
threshold crossed
crossed
crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
crossed
ATM
failed for ATM
unavailable for ATM


PTM
failed for PTM
unavailable for PTM
threshold crossed
threshold crossed
alarm
threshold crossed
bandwidth TCA
download function
Alarm low threshold
warn threshold
threshold
warn threshold


threshold
warn threshold
warn threshold
warn threshold
threshold
threshold
threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold


than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
than warn threshold
warn threshold


protocol timeout
signal
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.

73- query current alarms by filters
73.1 query current alarms by filters Tree 73-1685

73.2 show current alarm by filters 73-1693


73 query current alarms by filters
73.1 query current alarms by filters Tree
Description
This chapter gives an overview of nodes that are handled by "query current alarms by filters".
Command Tree
----show
----alarm
----query
----equipment
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- defaultaid
----eqpt-holder
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- shelf
----eqpt-holder-ext
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- shelf
----plug-in-unit
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- board
----plug-in-unit-ext
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- board
----sw-mgmt
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- board
----filetransfer
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- server-id
----traffic-overflow
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- board
----l2forward
- (name)
- severity

- servaff
- bridgeport
----sync
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- board
----cfm
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- cfm-mep-id
----ether-itf
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ether-ifindex
----authentication
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- defaultaid
----external-device
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- defaultaid
----sfp
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- defaultaid
----custom-ext-alarm
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- board
----sfprssi
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- board
----custom
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- defaultaid
----ether-tca
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- port
----ether-sfp
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- port
----uplink-ether-sfp
- (name)

- severity
- servaff
- port
----qos-queue
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- port
----temporal
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- defaultaid
----spatial
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- defaultaid
----ont-ploam
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ont
----ont-gen
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ont
----ont-tca
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ont
----olt-gen
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- port
----ont-card
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ont-card
----ont-video
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- video-port
----ont-pots
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ont-pots
----ont-lan
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ont-port
----ont-ces

- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- cesds1-port
----ont-voip
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- voip-uni
----ont-video-ani
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ont
----ont-ani
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ont
----ont-moca
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- uni-index
----ont-tc-tca
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ont
----ont-l2uni-eth-tca
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ont-port
----ont-moca-tca
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- uni-index
----olt-pon-tc-tca
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- pon
----olt-ont-tc-tca
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ont
----ont-pwe
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ont-ces-uni
----ont-cese1
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ces-port

----ont-xdsl
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- dsl-line-port
----ont-xdsl-tca
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- dsl-line-port
----mcsrc
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- grp-ip-addr
----ont
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ont
----lag
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- lag-id
----ont-pots-supplemental
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ont-port
----sfu-ploam
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ont
----sfu-gen
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ont
----soho-ploam
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ont
----soho-gen
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ont
----mdu-ploam
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ont
----mdu-gen
- (name)
- severity
- servaff

- ont
----ont-hpna
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ont-port
----lldpmed
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- port
----vlanport
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- vlanport
----ont-sip-agent-cfg
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- port
----ont-voip-cfg
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- port
----ont-veip
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ont-port
----ont-mgc
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- port
----ont-iphost
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- port
----otdr
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ponindex
----mgmt-sec-access
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ip-address
----tr069serv
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- tr069serv
----ontsnmp
- (name)
- severity

- servaff
- uni-index
----bulk-sync
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- port
----ont-protection
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ont
----eth-cfm
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- cfm-mep-id
----ont-loopdetect
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ont
----alarm-table
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- defaultaid
----sfu-sup
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ont
----soho-sup
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ont
----mdu-sup
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ont
----olt-pon-util-tca
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- pon
----channel-pair
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- channel-pair
----olt-chpr-util-tca
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- channel-pair
----ont-cfg-dld
- (name)

- severity
- servaff
- ont
----olt-chpair-tc-tca
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- channel-pair
----name
- (name)
- defaultaid
- severity
- servaff
----hgu-tr069
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- ont
----eqpt-psu
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- shelf
----fail-safe
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
----ethernet-ring
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- eth-ring-instance-id
----inband-management-vlan
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- mgnt-vlan-id
----fcs-exceed
- (name)
- severity
- servaff
- board

73.2 show current alarm by filters
Command Description
show current alarms by filters
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm query equipment [ (name) [ severity <Alarm::querySeverity> ] [ servaff <Alarm::queryServAffect> ]
[ defaultaid <Alarm::queryDefaultAid> ] ]
Command Parameters
Table 73.2-1 "show current alarm by filters" Resource Parameters
(name) Format: alarm name of Equipment
( persist-data-loss
| sntp-comm-lost
| nt-disk-95%full
| preferred-mode
| timing-reference
| back-pnl-inv
| all )
Possible values:
configured
- all : show all equipment alarm
severity Parameter type: <Alarm::querySeverity> severity level of an alarm for
Format: reporting
( indeterminate
| warning
| minor
| major
| critical
| all )
Possible values:


- all : all alarm severity
servaff Parameter type: <Alarm::queryServAffect> serviceaffecting | no
Format: serviceaffecting
( service-affecting
| noservice-affecting
| all )
Possible values:
- service-affecting : query alarm service affecting
- noservice-affecting : query alarm not service affecting
- all : query service affecting and not affecting alarms
defaultaid Parameter type: <Alarm::queryDefaultAid> default AID param is all
Format:
all
Possible values:
- all : default AID parameter
Command Output
Table 73.2-2 "show current alarm by filters" Display parameters
type Parameter type: <Alarm::alarmIHUBType> type of the alarms that are active
( equipment This element is only shown in
| eqpt-holder detail mode.
| plug-in-unit
| custom
| ether-itf
| traffic-overflow
| qos-queue
| temporal
| spatial
| ( software-mngt | sw-mgmt )
| olt-gen
| authentication
| sfp
| custom-ext-alarm
| plug-in-unit-ext
| filetransfer
| external-device
| l2forward
| ether-tca
| ether-sfp
| eqpt-supplemental
| eqpt-holder-ext
| sync
| mcsrc
| vlanport
| otdr
| lag
| eont-phyoam
| mgmt-sec-access
| tr069serv
| ontsnmp


| bulk-sync
| ont
| sfu-sup
| soho-sup
| mdu-sup
| ont-ani
| sfu-sup2
| soho-sup2
| mdu-sup2
| sfprssi
| cfm
| ethernet-ring
| fail-safe
| ont-loopdetect
| ont-video
| ont-ces
| ont-voip
| ont-video-ani
| ont-pwe
| ont-cese1
| ont-xdsl
| ont-xdsl-tca
| ont-hpna
| ont-sip-agent-cfg
| ont-voip-cfg
| ont-mgc
| ont-ploam
| ont-gen
| ont-card
| ont-pots
| ont-lan
| ont-moca
| ont-tc-tca
| ont-moca-tca
| ont-l2uni-eth-tca
| olt-pon-tc-tca
| olt-pon-util-tca
| olt-chpr-util-tca
| olt-ont-tc-tca
| ont-tca
| ont-pots-supplemental
| sfu-ploam
| sfu-gen
| soho-ploam
| soho-gen
| mdu-ploam
| mdu-gen
| ont-veip
| ont-iphost
| alarm-table
| channel-pair
| ont-cfg-dld
| olt-chpair-tc-tca
| hgu-tr069
| eqpt-psu
| ont-protection
| uplink-ether-sfp


| inband-management-vlan
| lldpmed
| ancp-adj-loss )
Possible values:
- equipment : equipment alarms
- eqpt-holder : equipment holder alarms
- plug-in-unit : plugin unit alarms
- custom : customizable 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
- olt-gen : OLT general alarms
- authentication : authentication related alarms
- sfp : SFP related alarms
- custom-ext-alarm : customizable external alarms
- plug-in-unit-ext : other plugin unit 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
- eqpt-supplemental : equipment supplemental alarms
- eqpt-holder-ext : other equipment holder alarms
- sync : synce and bits alarms
- mcsrc : multicast source alarms
- vlanport : vlanport alarms
- otdr : otdr alarms
- lag : LAG related alarms
- eont-phyoam : eont phyoam related alarms
- mgmt-sec-access : management security related alarms
- tr069serv : tr069 server related alarms
- ontsnmp : ont snmp related alarms
- bulk-sync : bulk-sync related alarms
- ont : ONT general supplemental related alarms
- sfu-sup : SFU ONT general supplemental related alarms
- soho-sup : SOHO ONT general supplemental related
alarms
- mdu-sup : MDU ONT general supplemental related alarms
- ont-ani : ONT general supplemental 2 related alarms
- sfu-sup2 : SFU ONT general supplemental 2 related alarms
- soho-sup2 : SOHO ONT general supplemental 2 related
alarms
- mdu-sup2 : MDU ONT general supplemental 2 related
alarms
- sfprssi : SFP RSSI related alarms
- cfm : Cfm related alarms
- ethernet-ring : ethernet ring related alarms
- fail-safe : failsafe related alarms
- ont-loopdetect : ont loop detect related alarms
- ont-video : ont services video related alarms
- ont-ces : ont services ces related alarms
- ont-voip : ont services voip related alarms
- ont-video-ani : ont services video ani related alarms


- ont-pwe : ont services pwe related alarms
- ont-cese1 : ont services cese1 related alarms
- ont-xdsl : ont services xdsl related alarms
- ont-xdsl-tca : ont services xdsl tca related alarms
- ont-hpna : ont hpna related alarms
- ont-sip-agent-cfg : ont services voip sip agent config
related alarms
- ont-voip-cfg : ont services voip config related alarms
- ont-mgc : ont mgc related alarms
- ont-ploam : ONT PLOAM related alarms
- ont-gen : ONT GENERAL related alarms
- ont-card : ONT Subscriber Card related alarms
- ont-pots : ONT Services POTS related alarms
- ont-lan : ONT Services LAN related alarms
- ont-moca : ONT MoCA related alarms
- ont-tc-tca : ONT TC TCA related alarms
- ont-moca-tca : ONT MoCA TCA related alarms
- ont-l2uni-eth-tca : ONT L2 UNI Ethernet TCA related
alarms
- olt-pon-tc-tca : OLT PON TC TCA related alarms
- olt-pon-util-tca : OLT PON utilization TCA related alarms
- olt-chpr-util-tca : OLT channel-pair utilization TCA related
alarms
- olt-ont-tc-tca : OLT ONT TC TCA related alarms
- ont-tca : ONT TCA related alarms
- ont-pots-supplemental : ONT POTS Supplemental related
alarms
- sfu-ploam : SFU ONT PLOAM related alarms
- sfu-gen : SFU ONT general related alarms
- soho-ploam : SOHO ONT PLOAM related alarms
- soho-gen : SOHO ONT general related alarms
- mdu-ploam : MDU ONT PLOAM related alarms
- mdu-gen : MDU ONT general related alarms
- ont-veip : ONT VEIP related alarms
- ont-iphost : ONT IP HOST related alarms
- alarm-table : alarm table related alarms
- channel-pair : channel pair related alarms
- ont-cfg-dld : ont configure file download related alarms
- olt-chpair-tc-tca : OLT CHANNELPAIR TC TCA related
alarms
- hgu-tr069 : hgu tr069 related alarms
- eqpt-psu : equipment psu alarms
- ont-protection : ONT protection related alarms
- uplink-ether-sfp : uplink ethernet SFP related alarms
- inband-management-vlan: Inband management vlan with
vp related alarms
- lldpmed : lldpmed alarms
name Parameter type: <Alarm::almtypeEquipment> alarm name that are active
( persist-data-loss This element is only shown in
| sntp-comm-lost detail mode.
| nt-disk-95%full
| preferred-mode
| timing-reference
| back-pnl-inv
| all )
Possible values:


configured
severity Parameter type: <Alarm::AlarmSeverity> the alarms severity level
( indeterminate This element is only shown in
| warning detail mode.
| minor
| major
| critical )
Possible values:
servaff Parameter type: <Alarm::alarmServAffect> alarms affect service or not
( ( service-affecting | yes ) This element is only shown in
| ( noservice-affecting | no ) ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- service-affecting : make this alarm service affecting
- yes : make this alarm service affecting
- noservice-affecting : make this alarm not service affecting
- no : make this alarm not service affecting
time Parameter type: <Sys::timeInSecs> time in seconds when alarm was
- the time (yyyy-mm-dd:hour:minutes:secs) updated
- unit: UTC This element is only shown in
detail mode.
descript Parameter type: <Alarm::AddInfoString> alarm description
- additional alarm information This element is only shown in
detail mode.

Command Description
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm query eqpt-holder [ (name) [ severity <Alarm::querySeverity> ] [ servaff <Alarm::queryServAffect>
] [ shelf <Equipm::Shelf> ] ]
Command Parameters
(name) Format: alarm name of eqpt-holder
( rack-power
| rack-fan-unit1
| rack-fan-unit2
| shelf-mismatch
| shelf-missing
| door
| ac-power-fail
| all )
Possible values:
15 minutes
- all : show all sw-mgmt alarm
severity Parameter type: <Alarm::querySeverity> severity level of alarm for
Format: reporting
( indeterminate
| warning
| minor
| major
| critical


| all )
Possible values:
( service-affecting
| all )
Possible values:
shelf Parameter type: <Equipm::Shelf> the shelf identifier of alarm
Format:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
aidinfo Parameter type: <Alarm::AddInfoString> alarm AID parameters
detail mode.
| plug-in-unit
| custom
| ether-itf
| traffic-overflow
| qos-queue
| temporal
| spatial
| olt-gen
| authentication
| sfp
| custom-ext-alarm
| plug-in-unit-ext
| filetransfer
| external-device
| l2forward
| ether-tca
| ether-sfp
| eqpt-supplemental
| eqpt-holder-ext


| sync
| mcsrc
| vlanport
| otdr
| lag
| eont-phyoam
| mgmt-sec-access
| tr069serv
| ontsnmp
| bulk-sync
| ont
| sfu-sup
| soho-sup
| mdu-sup
| ont-ani
| sfu-sup2
| soho-sup2
| mdu-sup2
| sfprssi
| cfm
| ethernet-ring
| fail-safe
| ont-loopdetect
| ont-video
| ont-ces
| ont-voip
| ont-video-ani
| ont-pwe
| ont-cese1
| ont-xdsl
| ont-xdsl-tca
| ont-hpna
| ont-sip-agent-cfg
| ont-voip-cfg
| ont-mgc
| ont-ploam
| ont-gen
| ont-card
| ont-pots
| ont-lan
| ont-moca
| ont-tc-tca
| ont-moca-tca
| ont-l2uni-eth-tca
| olt-pon-tc-tca
| olt-pon-util-tca
| olt-chpr-util-tca
| olt-ont-tc-tca
| ont-tca
| sfu-ploam
| sfu-gen
| soho-ploam
| soho-gen
| mdu-ploam
| mdu-gen
| ont-veip


| ont-iphost
| alarm-table
| channel-pair
| ont-cfg-dld
| olt-chpair-tc-tca
| hgu-tr069
| eqpt-psu
| ont-protection
| uplink-ether-sfp
| lldpmed
| ancp-adj-loss )
Possible values:
alarms
alarms
alarms


related alarms
alarms
alarms
alarms
alarms
vp related alarms


name Parameter type: <Alarm::almtypEqptholder> alarm name that are active
( rack-power This element is only shown in
| rack-fan-unit1 detail mode.
| rack-fan-unit2
| shelf-mismatch
| shelf-missing
| door
| ac-power-fail
| all )
Possible values:
15 minutes
| minor
| major
| critical )
Possible values:
Possible values:
detail mode.
detail mode.

Command Description
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm query eqpt-holder-ext [ (name) [ severity <Alarm::querySeverity> ] [ servaff

<Alarm::queryServAffect> ] [ shelf <Equipm::Shelf> ] ]
Command Parameters
(name) Format: alarm name of eqpt-holder-ext
( network-power-loss
| hw-fault
| bat-miss
| bat-fail
| bat-low
| bat-a-fail
| bat-b-fail
| ac-vol-out-range
| sem-ac-power-fail
| sem-ups-low-volt
| dc-a-fail
| dc-b-fail
| sealed-box-open
| inlet-temp-major
| all )
Possible values:


mismatch
enclosure
Range
Range
major level
critical level
- all : show all equipment holder extent alarm
Format: reporting
( indeterminate
| warning
| minor
| major
| critical
| all )
Possible values:
( service-affecting
| all )
Possible values:
shelf Parameter type: <Equipm::Shelf> the shelf identifier of alarm
Format:
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output


detail mode.
| plug-in-unit
| custom
| ether-itf
| traffic-overflow
| qos-queue
| temporal
| spatial
| olt-gen
| authentication
| sfp
| custom-ext-alarm
| plug-in-unit-ext
| filetransfer
| external-device
| l2forward
| ether-tca
| ether-sfp
| eqpt-supplemental
| eqpt-holder-ext
| sync
| mcsrc
| vlanport
| otdr
| lag
| eont-phyoam
| mgmt-sec-access
| tr069serv
| ontsnmp
| bulk-sync
| ont
| sfu-sup
| soho-sup
| mdu-sup
| ont-ani
| sfu-sup2
| soho-sup2
| mdu-sup2
| sfprssi
| cfm
| ethernet-ring
| fail-safe
| ont-loopdetect
| ont-video
| ont-ces
| ont-voip
| ont-video-ani
| ont-pwe


| ont-cese1
| ont-xdsl
| ont-xdsl-tca
| ont-hpna
| ont-sip-agent-cfg
| ont-voip-cfg
| ont-mgc
| ont-ploam
| ont-gen
| ont-card
| ont-pots
| ont-lan
| ont-moca
| ont-tc-tca
| ont-moca-tca
| ont-l2uni-eth-tca
| olt-pon-tc-tca
| olt-pon-util-tca
| olt-chpr-util-tca
| olt-ont-tc-tca
| ont-tca
| sfu-ploam
| sfu-gen
| soho-ploam
| soho-gen
| mdu-ploam
| mdu-gen
| ont-veip
| ont-iphost
| alarm-table
| channel-pair
| ont-cfg-dld
| olt-chpair-tc-tca
| hgu-tr069
| eqpt-psu
| ont-protection
| uplink-ether-sfp
| lldpmed
| ancp-adj-loss )
Possible values:


alarms
alarms
alarms
related alarms
alarms


alarms
alarms
alarms
vp related alarms
name Parameter type: <Alarm::almtypeEqptHoldExt> alarm name that are active
( network-power-loss This element is only shown in
| hw-fault detail mode.
| bat-miss
| bat-fail
| bat-low
| bat-a-fail
| bat-b-fail
| ac-vol-out-range
| sem-ac-power-fail
| sem-ups-low-volt
| dc-a-fail
| dc-b-fail
| sealed-box-open
| inlet-temp-major
| all )
Possible values:


mismatch
enclosure
Range
Range
major level
critical level
- all : show all equipment holder extent alarm
| minor
| major
| critical )
Possible values:
Possible values:
detail mode.
detail mode.

Command Description
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm query plug-in-unit [ (name) [ severity <Alarm::querySeverity> ] [ servaff <Alarm::queryServAffect>
] [ board <Equipm::EqptSlotIndex> ] ]
Command Parameters
(name) Format: alarm name of plug-in-unit
( board-mismatch
| waiting-for-sw
| temp-exceeded
| temp-shutdown
| board-missing
| board-init
| board-reset-prot
| sem-power-fail
| sem-ups-fail
| board-reset-cf
| shub-uplink
| all )
Possible values:
files
board
temperature
missing


- shub-uplink : lanx uplink breakdown or removal
Format: reporting
( indeterminate
| warning
| minor
| major
| critical
| all )
Possible values:
( service-affecting
| all )
Possible values:
board Parameter type: <Equipm::EqptSlotIndex> the physical number of the slot
Format:
| nt
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt : nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
detail mode.


| plug-in-unit
| custom
| ether-itf
| traffic-overflow
| qos-queue
| temporal
| spatial
| olt-gen
| authentication
| sfp
| custom-ext-alarm
| plug-in-unit-ext
| filetransfer
| external-device
| l2forward
| ether-tca
| ether-sfp
| eqpt-supplemental
| eqpt-holder-ext
| sync
| mcsrc
| vlanport
| otdr
| lag
| eont-phyoam
| mgmt-sec-access
| tr069serv
| ontsnmp
| bulk-sync
| ont
| sfu-sup
| soho-sup
| mdu-sup
| ont-ani
| sfu-sup2
| soho-sup2
| mdu-sup2
| sfprssi
| cfm
| ethernet-ring
| fail-safe
| ont-loopdetect
| ont-video
| ont-ces
| ont-voip
| ont-video-ani
| ont-pwe
| ont-cese1
| ont-xdsl
| ont-xdsl-tca
| ont-hpna
| ont-sip-agent-cfg
| ont-voip-cfg
| ont-mgc


| ont-ploam
| ont-gen
| ont-card
| ont-pots
| ont-lan
| ont-moca
| ont-tc-tca
| ont-moca-tca
| ont-l2uni-eth-tca
| olt-pon-tc-tca
| olt-pon-util-tca
| olt-chpr-util-tca
| olt-ont-tc-tca
| ont-tca
| sfu-ploam
| sfu-gen
| soho-ploam
| soho-gen
| mdu-ploam
| mdu-gen
| ont-veip
| ont-iphost
| alarm-table
| channel-pair
| ont-cfg-dld
| olt-chpair-tc-tca
| hgu-tr069
| eqpt-psu
| ont-protection
| uplink-ether-sfp
| lldpmed
| ancp-adj-loss )
Possible values:


alarms
alarms
alarms
related alarms
alarms
alarms


alarms
alarms
vp related alarms
name Parameter type: <Alarm::almtypePluginunit> alarm name that are active
( board-mismatch This element is only shown in
| waiting-for-sw detail mode.
| temp-exceeded
| temp-shutdown
| board-missing
| board-init
| board-reset-prot
| sem-power-fail
| sem-ups-fail
| board-reset-cf
| shub-uplink
| all )
Possible values:
files
board
temperature
missing
- shub-uplink : lanx uplink breakdown or removal


| minor
| major
| critical )
Possible values:
Possible values:
detail mode.
detail mode.

Command Description
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm query plug-in-unit-ext [ (name) [ severity <Alarm::querySeverity> ] [ servaff

<Alarm::queryServAffect> ] [ board <Equipm::EqptSlotIndex> ] ]
Command Parameters
(name) Format: alarm name of plug-in-unit-ext
( pluginfan
| plugin-dc-a
| plugin-dc-b
| plugin-dg
| apsf-alarm
| ntr-a-loss
| ntr-b-loss
| xvps-conf-loss
| mac-entry-nofree
| link-cap-mismatch
| eqpt-cap-mismatch
| ctrl-dnld-failure
| melt-hw-issue
| melt-board-reset
| single-fan-fail
| multi-fan-fail
| fan-tray-missing
| all )
Possible values:


- xvps-conf-loss : xvps configuration loss
board
Alarm
- all : show all bgp alarm
Format: reporting
( indeterminate
| warning
| minor
| major
| critical
| all )
Possible values:
( service-affecting
| all )
Possible values:
Format:
| nt
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt : nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number

Command Output
detail mode.
| plug-in-unit
| custom
| ether-itf
| traffic-overflow
| qos-queue
| temporal
| spatial
| olt-gen
| authentication
| sfp
| custom-ext-alarm
| plug-in-unit-ext
| filetransfer
| external-device
| l2forward
| ether-tca
| ether-sfp
| eqpt-supplemental
| eqpt-holder-ext
| sync
| mcsrc
| vlanport
| otdr
| lag
| eont-phyoam
| mgmt-sec-access
| tr069serv
| ontsnmp
| bulk-sync
| ont
| sfu-sup
| soho-sup
| mdu-sup
| ont-ani
| sfu-sup2
| soho-sup2
| mdu-sup2
| sfprssi
| cfm
| ethernet-ring
| fail-safe
| ont-loopdetect
| ont-video
| ont-ces


| ont-voip
| ont-video-ani
| ont-pwe
| ont-cese1
| ont-xdsl
| ont-xdsl-tca
| ont-hpna
| ont-sip-agent-cfg
| ont-voip-cfg
| ont-mgc
| ont-ploam
| ont-gen
| ont-card
| ont-pots
| ont-lan
| ont-moca
| ont-tc-tca
| ont-moca-tca
| ont-l2uni-eth-tca
| olt-pon-tc-tca
| olt-pon-util-tca
| olt-chpr-util-tca
| olt-ont-tc-tca
| ont-tca
| sfu-ploam
| sfu-gen
| soho-ploam
| soho-gen
| mdu-ploam
| mdu-gen
| ont-veip
| ont-iphost
| alarm-table
| channel-pair
| ont-cfg-dld
| olt-chpair-tc-tca
| hgu-tr069
| eqpt-psu
| ont-protection
| uplink-ether-sfp
| lldpmed
| ancp-adj-loss )
Possible values:


alarms
alarms
alarms
related alarms


alarms
alarms
alarms
alarms
vp related alarms
name Parameter type: <Alarm::almtypePluginunitext> alarm name that are active
( pluginfan This element is only shown in
| plugin-dc-a detail mode.
| plugin-dc-b
| plugin-dg
| apsf-alarm
| ntr-a-loss
| ntr-b-loss
| xvps-conf-loss
| mac-entry-nofree
| link-cap-mismatch
| eqpt-cap-mismatch
| ctrl-dnld-failure
| melt-hw-issue
| melt-board-reset
| single-fan-fail
| multi-fan-fail
| fan-tray-missing
| all )
Possible values:


- xvps-conf-loss : xvps configuration loss
board
Alarm
- all : show all bgp alarm
| minor
| major
| critical )
Possible values:
Possible values:
detail mode.
detail mode.

Command Description
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm query sw-mgmt [ (name) [ severity <Alarm::querySeverity> ] [ servaff <Alarm::queryServAffect> ] [
board <Equipm::EqptSlotIndex> ] ]
Command Parameters
(name) Format: alarm name of sw-mgmt
( sw-rollback
| db-rollback
| xvps-inv-dbase
| inv-cde-file
| miss-cde-file
| cde-hash-error
| low-disk-space
| all )
Possible values:
will rollback
rollback
server
Format: reporting
( indeterminate
| warning
| minor


| major
| critical
| all )
Possible values:
( service-affecting
| all )
Possible values:
Format:
| nt
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt : nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
detail mode.
| plug-in-unit
| custom
| ether-itf
| traffic-overflow
| qos-queue
| temporal
| spatial
| olt-gen


| authentication
| sfp
| custom-ext-alarm
| plug-in-unit-ext
| filetransfer
| external-device
| l2forward
| ether-tca
| ether-sfp
| eqpt-supplemental
| eqpt-holder-ext
| sync
| mcsrc
| vlanport
| otdr
| lag
| eont-phyoam
| mgmt-sec-access
| tr069serv
| ontsnmp
| bulk-sync
| ont
| sfu-sup
| soho-sup
| mdu-sup
| ont-ani
| sfu-sup2
| soho-sup2
| mdu-sup2
| sfprssi
| cfm
| ethernet-ring
| fail-safe
| ont-loopdetect
| ont-video
| ont-ces
| ont-voip
| ont-video-ani
| ont-pwe
| ont-cese1
| ont-xdsl
| ont-xdsl-tca
| ont-hpna
| ont-sip-agent-cfg
| ont-voip-cfg
| ont-mgc
| ont-ploam
| ont-gen
| ont-card
| ont-pots
| ont-lan
| ont-moca
| ont-tc-tca
| ont-moca-tca
| ont-l2uni-eth-tca
| olt-pon-tc-tca
| olt-pon-util-tca


| olt-chpr-util-tca
| olt-ont-tc-tca
| ont-tca
| sfu-ploam
| sfu-gen
| soho-ploam
| soho-gen
| mdu-ploam
| mdu-gen
| ont-veip
| ont-iphost
| alarm-table
| channel-pair
| ont-cfg-dld
| olt-chpair-tc-tca
| hgu-tr069
| eqpt-psu
| ont-protection
| uplink-ether-sfp
| lldpmed
| ancp-adj-loss )
Possible values:


alarms
alarms
alarms
related alarms
alarms
alarms
alarms


alarms
vp related alarms
name Parameter type: <Alarm::almtypeSwmgmt> alarm name that are active
( sw-rollback This element is only shown in
| db-rollback detail mode.
| xvps-inv-dbase
| inv-cde-file
| miss-cde-file
| cde-hash-error
| low-disk-space
| all )
Possible values:
will rollback
rollback
server
| minor
| major
| critical )
Possible values:
Possible values:


detail mode.
detail mode.

Command Description
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm query filetransfer [ (name) [ severity <Alarm::querySeverity> ] [ servaff <Alarm::queryServAffect> ]
[ server-id <Alarm::FileTransfer> ] ]
Command Parameters
(name) Format: alarm name of filetransfer
( fileserv-unavail
| all )
Possible values:
transfer failed
- all : show all filetransfer alarm
Format: reporting
( indeterminate
| warning
| minor
| major
| critical
| all )
Possible values:
( service-affecting
| all )
Possible values:


server-id Parameter type: <Alarm::FileTransfer> the server id of file transfer
Format:
- next hop IP address
Command Output
detail mode.
| plug-in-unit
| custom
| ether-itf
| traffic-overflow
| qos-queue
| temporal
| spatial
| olt-gen
| authentication
| sfp
| custom-ext-alarm
| plug-in-unit-ext
| filetransfer
| external-device
| l2forward
| ether-tca
| ether-sfp
| eqpt-supplemental
| eqpt-holder-ext
| sync
| mcsrc
| vlanport
| otdr
| lag
| eont-phyoam
| mgmt-sec-access
| tr069serv
| ontsnmp
| bulk-sync
| ont
| sfu-sup
| soho-sup
| mdu-sup
| ont-ani
| sfu-sup2
| soho-sup2
| mdu-sup2


| sfprssi
| cfm
| ethernet-ring
| fail-safe
| ont-loopdetect
| ont-video
| ont-ces
| ont-voip
| ont-video-ani
| ont-pwe
| ont-cese1
| ont-xdsl
| ont-xdsl-tca
| ont-hpna
| ont-sip-agent-cfg
| ont-voip-cfg
| ont-mgc
| ont-ploam
| ont-gen
| ont-card
| ont-pots
| ont-lan
| ont-moca
| ont-tc-tca
| ont-moca-tca
| ont-l2uni-eth-tca
| olt-pon-tc-tca
| olt-pon-util-tca
| olt-chpr-util-tca
| olt-ont-tc-tca
| ont-tca
| sfu-ploam
| sfu-gen
| soho-ploam
| soho-gen
| mdu-ploam
| mdu-gen
| ont-veip
| ont-iphost
| alarm-table
| channel-pair
| ont-cfg-dld
| olt-chpair-tc-tca
| hgu-tr069
| eqpt-psu
| ont-protection
| uplink-ether-sfp
| lldpmed
| ancp-adj-loss )
Possible values:


alarms
alarms
alarms
related alarms


alarms
alarms
alarms
alarms
vp related alarms
name Parameter type: <Alarm::almtypeFiletrans> alarm name that are active
( fileserv-unavail This element is only shown in
| all ) detail mode.
Possible values:
transfer failed
- all : show all filetransfer alarm
| minor
| major
| critical )
Possible values:


Possible values:
detail mode.
detail mode.

Command Description
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm query traffic-overflow [ (name) [ severity <Alarm::querySeverity> ] [ servaff

<Alarm::queryServAffect> ] [ board <Equipm::SlotIndex> ] ]
Command Parameters
(name) Format: alarm name of traffic-overflow
( fanout
| up-overflow
| upobc-overflow
| dwobc-overflow
| dw-overflow
| lwpri-overflow
| all )
Possible values:
exceed threshold
- all : Traffic overflow alarms
Format: reporting
( indeterminate
| warning
| minor
| major
| critical
| all )
Possible values:


( service-affecting
| all )
Possible values:
board Parameter type: <Equipm::SlotIndex> the physical number of the board
Format:
| nt
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt : nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
detail mode.
| plug-in-unit
| custom
| ether-itf
| traffic-overflow
| qos-queue
| temporal
| spatial
| olt-gen
| authentication
| sfp
| custom-ext-alarm
| plug-in-unit-ext
| filetransfer
| external-device


| l2forward
| ether-tca
| ether-sfp
| eqpt-supplemental
| eqpt-holder-ext
| sync
| mcsrc
| vlanport
| otdr
| lag
| eont-phyoam
| mgmt-sec-access
| tr069serv
| ontsnmp
| bulk-sync
| ont
| sfu-sup
| soho-sup
| mdu-sup
| ont-ani
| sfu-sup2
| soho-sup2
| mdu-sup2
| sfprssi
| cfm
| ethernet-ring
| fail-safe
| ont-loopdetect
| ont-video
| ont-ces
| ont-voip
| ont-video-ani
| ont-pwe
| ont-cese1
| ont-xdsl
| ont-xdsl-tca
| ont-hpna
| ont-sip-agent-cfg
| ont-voip-cfg
| ont-mgc
| ont-ploam
| ont-gen
| ont-card
| ont-pots
| ont-lan
| ont-moca
| ont-tc-tca
| ont-moca-tca
| ont-l2uni-eth-tca
| olt-pon-tc-tca
| olt-pon-util-tca
| olt-chpr-util-tca
| olt-ont-tc-tca
| ont-tca
| sfu-ploam
| sfu-gen


| soho-ploam
| soho-gen
| mdu-ploam
| mdu-gen
| ont-veip
| ont-iphost
| alarm-table
| channel-pair
| ont-cfg-dld
| olt-chpair-tc-tca
| hgu-tr069
| eqpt-psu
| ont-protection
| uplink-ether-sfp
| lldpmed
| ancp-adj-loss )
Possible values:
alarms


alarms
alarms
related alarms
alarms
alarms
alarms
alarms


vp related alarms
name Parameter type: <Alarm::almtypeTrafficoverflow> alarm name that are active
( fanout This element is only shown in
| up-overflow detail mode.
| upobc-overflow
| dwobc-overflow
| dw-overflow
| lwpri-overflow
| all )
Possible values:
exceed threshold
- all : Traffic overflow alarms
| minor
| major
| critical )
Possible values:
Possible values:
detail mode.
detail mode.

Command Description
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm query l2forward [ (name) [ severity <Alarm::querySeverity> ] [ servaff <Alarm::queryServAffect> ]
[ bridgeport <Vlan::BridgePort> ] ]
Command Parameters
(name) Format: alarm name of l2forward
( mac-conflict
| vmac-full
| all )
Possible values:
- all : show all l2forward alarm
Format: reporting
( indeterminate
| warning
| minor
| major
| critical
| all )
Possible values:
( service-affecting
| all )


Possible values:
bridgeport Parameter type: <Vlan::BridgePort> the number of bridge port
Format:
<Eqpt::PortId>
<Eqpt::OntPortId>
Possible values:
- nt : the nt slot
- ng2 : ngpon2 vlan bridge port
- the rack number
- the shelf number
- the port number
- atm VPI
- atm VCI
Possible values:
Possible values:


Possible values:
- xfp : xfp port
Command Output
detail mode.
| plug-in-unit
| custom
| ether-itf
| traffic-overflow
| qos-queue
| temporal
| spatial
| olt-gen
| authentication
| sfp
| custom-ext-alarm
| plug-in-unit-ext
| filetransfer
| external-device
| l2forward
| ether-tca
| ether-sfp
| eqpt-supplemental
| eqpt-holder-ext
| sync
| mcsrc
| vlanport
| otdr
| lag
| eont-phyoam
| mgmt-sec-access
| tr069serv
| ontsnmp
| bulk-sync
| ont


| sfu-sup
| soho-sup
| mdu-sup
| ont-ani
| sfu-sup2
| soho-sup2
| mdu-sup2
| sfprssi
| cfm
| ethernet-ring
| fail-safe
| ont-loopdetect
| ont-video
| ont-ces
| ont-voip
| ont-video-ani
| ont-pwe
| ont-cese1
| ont-xdsl
| ont-xdsl-tca
| ont-hpna
| ont-sip-agent-cfg
| ont-voip-cfg
| ont-mgc
| ont-ploam
| ont-gen
| ont-card
| ont-pots
| ont-lan
| ont-moca
| ont-tc-tca
| ont-moca-tca
| ont-l2uni-eth-tca
| olt-pon-tc-tca
| olt-pon-util-tca
| olt-chpr-util-tca
| olt-ont-tc-tca
| ont-tca
| sfu-ploam
| sfu-gen
| soho-ploam
| soho-gen
| mdu-ploam
| mdu-gen
| ont-veip
| ont-iphost
| alarm-table
| channel-pair
| ont-cfg-dld
| olt-chpair-tc-tca
| hgu-tr069
| eqpt-psu
| ont-protection
| uplink-ether-sfp
| lldpmed


| ancp-adj-loss )
Possible values:
alarms
alarms
alarms


related alarms
alarms
alarms
alarms
alarms
vp related alarms
name Parameter type: <Alarm::almtypeL2forward> alarm name that are active
( mac-conflict This element is only shown in
| vmac-full detail mode.
| all )
Possible values:
- all : show all l2forward alarm


| minor
| major
| critical )
Possible values:
Possible values:
location Parameter type: <Alarm::almLocation> alarm location: near, middle, far
( near-end This element is only shown in
| far-end detail mode.
| middle-end
| line
| null )
Possible values:
- near-end : alarm location is near
- far-end : alarm location is far
- middle-end : alarm location is middle
- line : alarm location is line
- null : alarm location not defined
detail mode.
direction Parameter type: <Alarm::almDirection> alarm direction: received or
( received transmit
| transmit This element is only shown in
| null ) detail mode.
Possible values:
- received : alarm is received
- transmit : alarm is transmit
- null : direction not defined
detail mode.

Command Description
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm query sync [ (name) [ severity <Alarm::querySeverity> ] [ servaff <Alarm::queryServAffect> ] [
board <Alarm::SynceSlot> ] ]
Command Parameters
(name) Format: alarm name of sync
( synce-fail
| bits-fail
| ieee1588-fail
| gnss-fail
| holdover
| internal-clk-fail
| all )
Possible values:
- all : show all external device alarm
Format: reporting
( indeterminate
| warning
| minor
| major


| critical
| all )
Possible values:
( service-affecting
| all )
Possible values:
board Parameter type: <Alarm::SynceSlot> the physical number of the slot
Format:
| not-used
| nt )
Possible values:
- lt : lt slot
- not-used : no interface
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
detail mode.
| plug-in-unit
| custom
| ether-itf
| traffic-overflow
| qos-queue
| temporal
| spatial
| olt-gen
| authentication
| sfp


| custom-ext-alarm
| plug-in-unit-ext
| filetransfer
| external-device
| l2forward
| ether-tca
| ether-sfp
| eqpt-supplemental
| eqpt-holder-ext
| sync
| mcsrc
| vlanport
| otdr
| lag
| eont-phyoam
| mgmt-sec-access
| tr069serv
| ontsnmp
| bulk-sync
| ont
| sfu-sup
| soho-sup
| mdu-sup
| ont-ani
| sfu-sup2
| soho-sup2
| mdu-sup2
| sfprssi
| cfm
| ethernet-ring
| fail-safe
| ont-loopdetect
| ont-video
| ont-ces
| ont-voip
| ont-video-ani
| ont-pwe
| ont-cese1
| ont-xdsl
| ont-xdsl-tca
| ont-hpna
| ont-sip-agent-cfg
| ont-voip-cfg
| ont-mgc
| ont-ploam
| ont-gen
| ont-card
| ont-pots
| ont-lan
| ont-moca
| ont-tc-tca
| ont-moca-tca
| ont-l2uni-eth-tca
| olt-pon-tc-tca
| olt-pon-util-tca
| olt-chpr-util-tca
| olt-ont-tc-tca


| ont-tca
| sfu-ploam
| sfu-gen
| soho-ploam
| soho-gen
| mdu-ploam
| mdu-gen
| ont-veip
| ont-iphost
| alarm-table
| channel-pair
| ont-cfg-dld
| olt-chpair-tc-tca
| hgu-tr069
| eqpt-psu
| ont-protection
| uplink-ether-sfp
| lldpmed
| ancp-adj-loss )
Possible values:


alarms
alarms
alarms
related alarms
alarms
alarms
alarms


alarms
vp related alarms
name Parameter type: <Alarm::almtypeSync> alarm name that are active
( synce-fail This element is only shown in
| bits-fail detail mode.
| ieee1588-fail
| gnss-fail
| holdover
| internal-clk-fail
| all )
Possible values:
| minor
| major
| critical )
Possible values:
Possible values:
detail mode.


detail mode.

Command Description
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm query cfm [ (name) [ severity <Alarm::querySeverity> ] [ servaff <Alarm::queryServAffect> ] [
cfm-mep-id <UnsignedSignedInteger> ] ]
Command Parameters
(name) Format: alarm name of cfm
( cfm-defrdiccm
| cfm-defmacstatus
| cfm-defremoteccm
| cfm-deferrorccm
| cfm-defxconccm
| cfm-defais
| all )
Possible values:
- all : show all multicast source alarm
Format: reporting
( indeterminate
| warning
| minor
| major
| critical
| all )
Possible values:


( service-affecting
| all )
Possible values:
cfm-mep-id Parameter type: <UnsignedSignedInteger> dot1agCfmMepIdentifier index
Format:
- an unsigned integer
Command Output
detail mode.
| plug-in-unit
| custom
| ether-itf
| traffic-overflow
| qos-queue
| temporal
| spatial
| olt-gen
| authentication
| sfp
| custom-ext-alarm
| plug-in-unit-ext
| filetransfer
| external-device
| l2forward
| ether-tca
| ether-sfp
| eqpt-supplemental
| eqpt-holder-ext
| sync
| mcsrc
| vlanport
| otdr
| lag
| eont-phyoam
| mgmt-sec-access
| tr069serv
| ontsnmp


| bulk-sync
| ont
| sfu-sup
| soho-sup
| mdu-sup
| ont-ani
| sfu-sup2
| soho-sup2
| mdu-sup2
| sfprssi
| cfm
| ethernet-ring
| fail-safe
| ont-loopdetect
| ont-video
| ont-ces
| ont-voip
| ont-video-ani
| ont-pwe
| ont-cese1
| ont-xdsl
| ont-xdsl-tca
| ont-hpna
| ont-sip-agent-cfg
| ont-voip-cfg
| ont-mgc
| ont-ploam
| ont-gen
| ont-card
| ont-pots
| ont-lan
| ont-moca
| ont-tc-tca
| ont-moca-tca
| ont-l2uni-eth-tca
| olt-pon-tc-tca
| olt-pon-util-tca
| olt-chpr-util-tca
| olt-ont-tc-tca
| ont-tca
| sfu-ploam
| sfu-gen
| soho-ploam
| soho-gen
| mdu-ploam
| mdu-gen
| ont-veip
| ont-iphost
| alarm-table
| channel-pair
| ont-cfg-dld
| olt-chpair-tc-tca
| hgu-tr069
| eqpt-psu
| ont-protection
| uplink-ether-sfp


| lldpmed
| ancp-adj-loss )
Possible values:
alarms
alarms
alarms


related alarms
alarms
alarms
alarms
alarms
vp related alarms
name Parameter type: <Alarm::almtypeCfm> alarm name that are active
( cfm-defrdiccm This element is only shown in
| cfm-defmacstatus detail mode.
| cfm-defremoteccm
| cfm-deferrorccm
| cfm-defxconccm
| cfm-defais
| all )
Possible values:


- all : show all multicast source alarm
| minor
| major
| critical )
Possible values:
Possible values:
detail mode.
detail mode.

Command Description
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm query ether-itf [ (name) [ severity <Alarm::querySeverity> ] [ servaff <Alarm::queryServAffect> ] [
ether-ifindex <Ether::InterfaceIndex> ] ]
Command Parameters
(name) Format: alarm name of ether-itf
all
Possible values:
- all : show all ethernet interface alarm
Format: reporting
( indeterminate
| warning
| minor
| major
| critical
| all )
Possible values:
( service-affecting
| all )
Possible values:


ether-ifindex Parameter type: <Ether::InterfaceIndex> the number of ethernet interface
Format:
- index of the collision interface
- range: [0...2147483647]
Command Output
detail mode.
| plug-in-unit
| custom
| ether-itf
| traffic-overflow
| qos-queue
| temporal
| spatial
| olt-gen
| authentication
| sfp
| custom-ext-alarm
| plug-in-unit-ext
| filetransfer
| external-device
| l2forward
| ether-tca
| ether-sfp
| eqpt-supplemental
| eqpt-holder-ext
| sync
| mcsrc
| vlanport
| otdr
| lag
| eont-phyoam
| mgmt-sec-access
| tr069serv
| ontsnmp
| bulk-sync
| ont
| sfu-sup
| soho-sup
| mdu-sup
| ont-ani
| sfu-sup2
| soho-sup2
| mdu-sup2
| sfprssi
| cfm


| ethernet-ring
| fail-safe
| ont-loopdetect
| ont-video
| ont-ces
| ont-voip
| ont-video-ani
| ont-pwe
| ont-cese1
| ont-xdsl
| ont-xdsl-tca
| ont-hpna
| ont-sip-agent-cfg
| ont-voip-cfg
| ont-mgc
| ont-ploam
| ont-gen
| ont-card
| ont-pots
| ont-lan
| ont-moca
| ont-tc-tca
| ont-moca-tca
| ont-l2uni-eth-tca
| olt-pon-tc-tca
| olt-pon-util-tca
| olt-chpr-util-tca
| olt-ont-tc-tca
| ont-tca
| sfu-ploam
| sfu-gen
| soho-ploam
| soho-gen
| mdu-ploam
| mdu-gen
| ont-veip
| ont-iphost
| alarm-table
| channel-pair
| ont-cfg-dld
| olt-chpair-tc-tca
| hgu-tr069
| eqpt-psu
| ont-protection
| uplink-ether-sfp
| lldpmed
| ancp-adj-loss )
Possible values:


alarms
alarms
alarms
related alarms


alarms
alarms
alarms
alarms
vp related alarms
name Parameter type: <Alarm::almtypeEtherItf> alarm name that are active
all This element is only shown in
- all : show all ethernet interface alarm
| minor
| major
| critical )
Possible values:
Possible values:


detail mode.
detail mode.

Command Description
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm query authentication [ (name) [ severity <Alarm::querySeverity> ] [ servaff

<Alarm::queryServAffect> ] [ defaultaid <Alarm::queryDefaultAid> ] ]
Command Parameters
(name) Format: alarm name of authentication
( vlan-assign-fail
| vsa-info-invalid
| auth-mac-conflict
| user-pwd-fault
| all )
Possible values:
session
session
session
- all : show all authentication alarm
Format: reporting
( indeterminate
| warning
| minor
| major
| critical
| all )
Possible values:


( service-affecting
| all )
Possible values:
Format:
all
Possible values:
Command Output
detail mode.
| plug-in-unit
| custom
| ether-itf
| traffic-overflow
| qos-queue
| temporal
| spatial
| olt-gen
| authentication
| sfp
| custom-ext-alarm
| plug-in-unit-ext
| filetransfer
| external-device
| l2forward
| ether-tca
| ether-sfp
| eqpt-supplemental
| eqpt-holder-ext
| sync
| mcsrc
| vlanport
| otdr
| lag
| eont-phyoam
| mgmt-sec-access
| tr069serv


| ontsnmp
| bulk-sync
| ont
| sfu-sup
| soho-sup
| mdu-sup
| ont-ani
| sfu-sup2
| soho-sup2
| mdu-sup2
| sfprssi
| cfm
| ethernet-ring
| fail-safe
| ont-loopdetect
| ont-video
| ont-ces
| ont-voip
| ont-video-ani
| ont-pwe
| ont-cese1
| ont-xdsl
| ont-xdsl-tca
| ont-hpna
| ont-sip-agent-cfg
| ont-voip-cfg
| ont-mgc
| ont-ploam
| ont-gen
| ont-card
| ont-pots
| ont-lan
| ont-moca
| ont-tc-tca
| ont-moca-tca
| ont-l2uni-eth-tca
| olt-pon-tc-tca
| olt-pon-util-tca
| olt-chpr-util-tca
| olt-ont-tc-tca
| ont-tca
| sfu-ploam
| sfu-gen
| soho-ploam
| soho-gen
| mdu-ploam
| mdu-gen
| ont-veip
| ont-iphost
| alarm-table
| channel-pair
| ont-cfg-dld
| olt-chpair-tc-tca
| hgu-tr069
| eqpt-psu
| ont-protection


| uplink-ether-sfp
| lldpmed
| ancp-adj-loss )
Possible values:
alarms
alarms
alarms


related alarms
alarms
alarms
alarms
alarms
vp related alarms
name Parameter type: <Alarm::almtypeAuthentication> alarm name that are active
( vlan-assign-fail This element is only shown in
| vsa-info-invalid detail mode.
| auth-mac-conflict
| user-pwd-fault
| all )
Possible values:


session
session
session
- all : show all authentication alarm
| minor
| major
| critical )
Possible values:
Possible values:
detail mode.
detail mode.

Command Description
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm query external-device [ (name) [ severity <Alarm::querySeverity> ] [ servaff

<Alarm::queryServAffect> ] [ defaultaid <Alarm::queryDefaultAid> ] ]
Command Parameters
(name) Format: alarm name of external-device
( loss-env-mon
| all )
Possible values:
Format: reporting
( indeterminate
| warning
| minor
| major
| critical
| all )
Possible values:
( service-affecting
| all )
Possible values:


Format:
all
Possible values:
Command Output
| plug-in-unit
| custom
| ether-itf
| traffic-overflow
| qos-queue
| temporal
| spatial
| olt-gen
| authentication
| sfp
| custom-ext-alarm
| plug-in-unit-ext
| filetransfer
| external-device
| l2forward
| ether-tca
| ether-sfp
| eqpt-supplemental
| eqpt-holder-ext
| sync
| mcsrc
| vlanport
| otdr
| lag
| eont-phyoam
| mgmt-sec-access
| tr069serv
| ontsnmp
| bulk-sync
| ont
| sfu-sup
| soho-sup
| mdu-sup
| ont-ani
| sfu-sup2
| soho-sup2
| mdu-sup2
| sfprssi
| cfm


| ethernet-ring
| fail-safe
| ont-loopdetect
| ont-video
| ont-ces
| ont-voip
| ont-video-ani
| ont-pwe
| ont-cese1
| ont-xdsl
| ont-xdsl-tca
| ont-hpna
| ont-sip-agent-cfg
| ont-voip-cfg
| ont-mgc
| ont-ploam
| ont-gen
| ont-card
| ont-pots
| ont-lan
| ont-moca
| ont-tc-tca
| ont-moca-tca
| ont-l2uni-eth-tca
| olt-pon-tc-tca
| olt-pon-util-tca
| olt-chpr-util-tca
| olt-ont-tc-tca
| ont-tca
| sfu-ploam
| sfu-gen
| soho-ploam
| soho-gen
| mdu-ploam
| mdu-gen
| ont-veip
| ont-iphost
| alarm-table
| channel-pair
| ont-cfg-dld
| olt-chpair-tc-tca
| hgu-tr069
| eqpt-psu
| ont-protection
| uplink-ether-sfp
| lldpmed
| ancp-adj-loss )
Possible values:


alarms
alarms
alarms
related alarms


alarms
alarms
alarms
alarms
vp related alarms
name Parameter type: <Alarm::almtypeExternaldevice> alarm name that are active
( loss-env-mon This element is only shown in
| all ) detail mode.
Possible values:
| minor
| major
| critical )
Possible values:


Possible values:
detail mode.
detail mode.

Command Description
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm query sfp [ (name) [ severity <Alarm::querySeverity> ] [ servaff <Alarm::queryServAffect> ] [
defaultaid <Alarm::queryDefaultAid> ] ]
Command Parameters
(name) Format: alarm name of sfp
( 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
| all )
Possible values:
rack/shelf/slot


- all : show all SFP alarm
Format: reporting
( indeterminate
| warning
| minor
| major
| critical
| all )
Possible values:
( service-affecting
| all )
Possible values:
Format:
all
Possible values:
Command Output
detail mode.
| plug-in-unit
| custom
| ether-itf
| traffic-overflow
| qos-queue
| temporal
| spatial


| olt-gen
| authentication
| sfp
| custom-ext-alarm
| plug-in-unit-ext
| filetransfer
| external-device
| l2forward
| ether-tca
| ether-sfp
| eqpt-supplemental
| eqpt-holder-ext
| sync
| mcsrc
| vlanport
| otdr
| lag
| eont-phyoam
| mgmt-sec-access
| tr069serv
| ontsnmp
| bulk-sync
| ont
| sfu-sup
| soho-sup
| mdu-sup
| ont-ani
| sfu-sup2
| soho-sup2
| mdu-sup2
| sfprssi
| cfm
| ethernet-ring
| fail-safe
| ont-loopdetect
| ont-video
| ont-ces
| ont-voip
| ont-video-ani
| ont-pwe
| ont-cese1
| ont-xdsl
| ont-xdsl-tca
| ont-hpna
| ont-sip-agent-cfg
| ont-voip-cfg
| ont-mgc
| ont-ploam
| ont-gen
| ont-card
| ont-pots
| ont-lan
| ont-moca
| ont-tc-tca
| ont-moca-tca
| ont-l2uni-eth-tca
| olt-pon-tc-tca


| olt-pon-util-tca
| olt-chpr-util-tca
| olt-ont-tc-tca
| ont-tca
| sfu-ploam
| sfu-gen
| soho-ploam
| soho-gen
| mdu-ploam
| mdu-gen
| ont-veip
| ont-iphost
| alarm-table
| channel-pair
| ont-cfg-dld
| olt-chpair-tc-tca
| hgu-tr069
| eqpt-psu
| ont-protection
| uplink-ether-sfp
| lldpmed
| ancp-adj-loss )
Possible values:


alarms
alarms
alarms
related alarms
alarms
alarms
alarms


alarms
vp related alarms
name Parameter type: <Alarm::almtypeSfp> alarm name that are active
( host-sfp-los This element is only shown in
| host-sfp-tx-fail detail mode.
| 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
| all )
Possible values:
rack/shelf/slot
- all : show all SFP alarm
| minor
| major
| critical )
Possible values:


Possible values:
detail mode.
detail mode.

Command Description
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm query custom-ext-alarm [ (name) [ severity <Alarm::querySeverity> ] [ servaff

<Alarm::queryServAffect> ] [ board <Equipm::EqptSlotIndex> ] ]
Command Parameters
(name) Format: alarm name of custom-ext-alarm
( custextalarm1
| custextalarm2
| custextalarm3
| custextalarm4
| custextalarm5
| all )
Possible values:
- all : show all customizable external alarm
Format: reporting
( indeterminate
| warning
| minor
| major
| critical
| all )
Possible values:


( service-affecting
| all )
Possible values:
Format:
| nt
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- nt : nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number
Command Output
detail mode.
| plug-in-unit
| custom
| ether-itf
| traffic-overflow
| qos-queue
| temporal
| spatial
| olt-gen
| authentication
| sfp
| custom-ext-alarm
| plug-in-unit-ext
| filetransfer
| external-device
| l2forward
| ether-tca
| ether-sfp


| eqpt-supplemental
| eqpt-holder-ext
| sync
| mcsrc
| vlanport
| otdr
| lag
| eont-phyoam
| mgmt-sec-access
| tr069serv
| ontsnmp
| bulk-sync
| ont
| sfu-sup
| soho-sup
| mdu-sup
| ont-ani
| sfu-sup2
| soho-sup2
| mdu-sup2
| sfprssi
| cfm
| ethernet-ring
| fail-safe
| ont-loopdetect
| ont-video
| ont-ces
| ont-voip
| ont-video-ani
| ont-pwe
| ont-cese1
| ont-xdsl
| ont-xdsl-tca
| ont-hpna
| ont-sip-agent-cfg
| ont-voip-cfg
| ont-mgc
| ont-ploam
| ont-gen
| ont-card
| ont-pots
| ont-lan
| ont-moca
| ont-tc-tca
| ont-moca-tca
| ont-l2uni-eth-tca
| olt-pon-tc-tca
| olt-pon-util-tca
| olt-chpr-util-tca
| olt-ont-tc-tca
| ont-tca
| sfu-ploam
| sfu-gen
| soho-ploam
| soho-gen
| mdu-ploam


| mdu-gen
| ont-veip
| ont-iphost
| alarm-table
| channel-pair
| ont-cfg-dld
| olt-chpair-tc-tca
| hgu-tr069
| eqpt-psu
| ont-protection
| uplink-ether-sfp
| lldpmed
| ancp-adj-loss )
Possible values:
alarms
alarms


alarms
related alarms
alarms
alarms
alarms
alarms
vp related alarms


name Parameter type: <Alarm::almtypeCustomext> alarm name that are active
( custextalarm1 This element is only shown in
| custextalarm2 detail mode.
| custextalarm3
| custextalarm4
| custextalarm5
| all )
Possible values:
- all : show all customizable external alarm
| minor
| major
| critical )
Possible values:
Possible values:
detail mode.
detail mode.

Command Description
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm query sfprssi [ (name) [ severity <Alarm::querySeverity> ] [ servaff <Alarm::queryServAffect> ] [
board <Alarm::SlotIndex> ] ]
Command Parameters
(name) Format: alarm name of sfprssi
( tx-power-high-alarm
| 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
| all )
Possible values:


- all : show all SFP RSSI alarm
Format: reporting
( indeterminate
| warning
| minor
| major
| critical
| all )
Possible values:
( service-affecting
| all )
Possible values:
board Parameter type: <Alarm::SlotIndex> the physical number of the slot
Format:
| nt
| <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> / <Eqpt::EqSlotId>
| vlt : <Eqpt::RackId> / <Eqpt::ShelfId> /
<Eqpt::VirtualSlotId> )
Possible values:
- lt : lt-slot
- vlt : virtual LT slot (VVPS board can only be planned at
NANT-E/FANT-F)
- nt : nt slot
- the rack number
- the shelf number


Field type <Eqpt::VirtualSlotId>
- the virtual LT slot number
Command Output
detail mode.
| plug-in-unit
| custom
| ether-itf
| traffic-overflow
| qos-queue
| temporal
| spatial
| olt-gen
| authentication
| sfp
| custom-ext-alarm
| plug-in-unit-ext
| filetransfer
| external-device
| l2forward
| ether-tca
| ether-sfp
| eqpt-supplemental
| eqpt-holder-ext
| sync
| mcsrc
| vlanport
| otdr
| lag
| eont-phyoam
| mgmt-sec-access
| tr069serv
| ontsnmp
| bulk-sync
| ont
| sfu-sup
| soho-sup
| mdu-sup
| ont-ani
| sfu-sup2
| soho-sup2
| mdu-sup2
| sfprssi


| cfm
| ethernet-ring
| fail-safe
| ont-loopdetect
| ont-video
| ont-ces
| ont-voip
| ont-video-ani
| ont-pwe
| ont-cese1
| ont-xdsl
| ont-xdsl-tca
| ont-hpna
| ont-sip-agent-cfg
| ont-voip-cfg
| ont-mgc
| ont-ploam
| ont-gen
| ont-card
| ont-pots
| ont-lan
| ont-moca
| ont-tc-tca
| ont-moca-tca
| ont-l2uni-eth-tca
| olt-pon-tc-tca
| olt-pon-util-tca
| olt-chpr-util-tca
| olt-ont-tc-tca
| ont-tca
| sfu-ploam
| sfu-gen
| soho-ploam
| soho-gen
| mdu-ploam
| mdu-gen
| ont-veip
| ont-iphost
| alarm-table
| channel-pair
| ont-cfg-dld
| olt-chpair-tc-tca
| hgu-tr069
| eqpt-psu
| ont-protection
| uplink-ether-sfp
| lldpmed
| ancp-adj-loss )
Possible values:


alarms
alarms
alarms
related alarms


alarms
alarms
alarms
alarms
vp related alarms
name Parameter type: <Alarm::almtypeSfprssi> alarm name that are active
( tx-power-high-alarm This element is only shown in
| tx-power-low-alarm detail mode.
| 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
| all )
Possible values:
- all : show all SFP RSSI alarm
| minor
| major
| critical )
Possible values:
Possible values:
detail mode.
detail mode.

Command Description
User Level
Command Syntax
> show alarm query custom [ (name) [ severity <Alarm::querySeverity> ] [ servaff <Alarm::queryServAffect> ] [
defaultaid <Alarm::queryDefaultAid> ] ]
Command Parameters
(name) Format: alarm name of custom
( custom1
| custom2
| custom3
| custom4
| custom5
| he-custom1
| he-custom2
| he-custom3
| he-custom4
| he-custom5
| he-custom6
| all )
Possible values:
- he-custom1 : host expansion customizable alarm 1
- all : show all customizable alarm
Format: reporting


( indeterminate
| warning
| minor
| major
| critical
| all )
Possible values:
( service-affecting
| all )
Possible values:
Format:
all
Possible values:
Command Output
detail mode.
| plug-in-unit
| custom
| ether-itf
| traffic-overflow
| qos-queue
| temporal
| spatial
| olt-gen
| authentication
| sfp
| custom-ext-alarm
| plug-in-unit-ext
| filetransfer
| external-device
| l2forward
| ether-tca


| ether-sfp
| eqpt-supplemental
| eqpt-holder-ext
| sync
| mcsrc
| vlanport
| otdr
| lag
| eont-phyoam
| mgmt-sec-access
| tr069serv
| ontsnmp
| bulk-sync
| ont
| sfu-sup
| soho-sup
| mdu-sup
| ont-ani
| sfu-sup2
| soho-sup2
| mdu-sup2
| sfprssi
| cfm
| ethernet-ring
| fail-safe
| ont-loopdetect
| ont-video
| ont-ces
| ont-voip
| ont-video-ani
| ont-pwe
| ont-cese1
| ont-xdsl
| ont-xdsl-tca
| ont-hpna
| ont-sip-agent-cfg
| ont-voip-cfg
| ont-mgc
| ont-ploam
| ont-gen
| ont-card
| ont-pots
| ont-lan
| ont-moca
| ont-tc-tca
| ont-moca-tca
| ont-l2uni-eth-tca
| olt-pon-tc-tca
| olt-pon-util-tca
| olt-chpr-util-tca
| olt-ont-tc-tca
| ont-tca
| sfu-ploam
| sfu-gen
| soho-ploam
| soho-gen


| mdu-ploam
| mdu-gen
| ont-veip
| ont-iphost
| alarm-table
| channel-pair
| ont-cfg-dld
| olt-chpair-tc-tca
| hgu-tr069
| eqpt-psu
| ont-protection
| uplink-ether-sfp
| lldpmed
| ancp-adj-loss )
Possible values:
alarms


alarms
alarms
related alarms
alarms
alarms
alarms
alarms


vp related alarms
name Parameter type: <Alarm::almtypeCustom> alarm name that are active
( custom1 This element is only shown in
| custom2 detail mode.
| custom3
| custom4
| custom5
| he-custom1
| he-custom2
| he-custom3
| he-custom4
| he-custom5
| he-custom6
| all )
Possible values:
- all : show all customizable alarm
| minor
| major
| critical )
Possible values:
Possible values:
detail mode.

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7362 INTELLIGENT SERVICES

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2- Environment Configuration Commands 51

3- Alarm Configuration Commands 55

4- Trap Configuration Commands 161

5- Equipment Configuration Commands 178

6- Gpon ONT Configuration Commands 194

7- xDSL Configuration Commands 241

8- Gpon xDSL Configuration Commands 243

9- Interface Management Configuration Commands 287

10- Error Configuration Commands 300

11- System Configuration Commands 303

11.7 System Management IPv6 related Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 316

12- Security Configuration Commands 371

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12.18 Security TACACS+ Accounting Server Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 423

13- Secure Shell Configuration Commands 467

14- Transaction Configuration Commands 476

15- SYSLOG Configuration Commands 479

16- Software Management Configuration Commands 488

17- QoS Configuration Commands 497

17.8 QoS Scheduler Node Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 517

18- VLAN Configuration Commands 625

18.5 VLAN Filtering Database Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 641

19- Bridge Configuration Commands 655

20- VLAN Tpid Configuration Commands 680

21- VLAN Tpid Configuration Commands 684

22- Li_VLAN Configuration Commands 688

23- ARP-RELAY Configuration Commands 691

24- IGMP Configuration Commands 696

25- Multicast Configuration Commands 721

26- PPPoE Configuration Commands 740

27- PPPoEL2STATS Configuration Commands 747

28- DHCP Relay Configuration Commands 752

29- CPE Remote Configuration Commands 760

30- L2CP Configuration Commands 765

31- Voice Ont Configuration Commands 776

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31.27 GPON Roh Tone Event Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 842

32- Debug Configuration Commands 911

33- Ethernet User Ports Configuration Commands 916

34- ONT Ethernet Port Configuration Command 925

35- CFM Configuration Commands 941

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35.10 CFM PM Proactive test management Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 960

36- Ethernet Ring Configuration Command 962

37- Trouble-Shooting Configuration Commands 969

38- Trouble-Shooting Pbit Counter Configuration Command 974

39- Trouble-Shooting Pon Interface Configuration Command 979

40- LACP Configuration Commands 985

41- NGpon2 Channel Group/Sub Channel Group Configuration Commands 994

42- Pon Configuration Commands 1003

42.18 GPON Authentication Security Profile Configuration Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1045

43- Uni Ont Configuration Commands 1048

44- CES Configuration Commands 1054